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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1951)
Page 4 HeDDner Gazette TimPc ThiircHnv Annnct l iqci . , COUrt PrOCeedirtas 800.00 for use in and about agri P i iQp. cultural or farm demonstration ror JUiy, I VD I and field work in said county of The minutes of the June term J?0 , ate otie?on, du""g were read and approved. the fiscal year beginning July The RnHt fnr L, .1 . 1. 1951 and ending June 30 1952, July 1, 1951 to June 30, 1952 was JfhSfrS: ordered accepted as published 302 a"d, 31 37 'JuhJ toAth,e and the levy is hereby extended rn tho tav n cultural College of the State of (Won. "Oregon. I mi L . a i i i 1 ,. i i ne coun oruerea mat Liui a ui , . oraeea ltle rollow- the City of Boardman lying be . lo 06 exienaea tween Block 1 and 10 be given u ,ur. t0 the CUy of Boardman t0 De City of Heppner $22,943.00 used as a public street and that ny or xone $1,270.79 a Quitclaim Deed be executed by city oi Lexington $2,718.00 the County Court of Morrow City of Boardman $1,768.32 County deeding said Lot A to the aiso a io mill levy on all tax- City of Boardman aoie property in the City of Hepp. The Court ordered that the ner, was approved by -the voters I Election Precincts of Eight Mile ior ine purpose of constructing and Pine City be abolished and a sewer system. that the territory covered by The Court ordered a .058 cent them be put in other precincts per acre levy on all taxable pro- as follows perty ror fire Patrol purposes as Adding to the lone Precinct set out by the State Forester. I that part of Elghtmile Precinct ine court ordered the Rural described as follows: School District Levy of $310,156.00 Beginning at the Northwest Cor. for the Fiscal Year July 1, 1951 ner of Section 6, Township ; to June 30, 1952 to be placed South of Range 23 E.W.M., said upon the tax rolls of the County, point being on the line between wnicn saia ievy includes all of Morrow and Gilliam Counties, the School Districts of the the running thence East 9 miles to v-UUIUJr- the Northeast Corner of Section The Court orders the follow, a Tnwnahln 3 South. Ranee 24. ing Special Levies on the rolls as E.W.M., thence South 3 miles to voiea Dy tne following School the Southeast corner of Section uistnct: school District No. 35 16, Township 3 South, Range 24, E.W.M., thence West 3 miles to The Court ordered the salaries the Southeast Corner of Section of the office help and Janitor be 13, Township 3 South, Range 23, Increased as follows: E.W.M., thence South 3 miles to deputy Assessor from $200.00 to the Southeast Corner of Section jd.uu per month. 36, Township 3 South, Range 23 i-puiy went irom 190.00 to 215.00 E.W.M., thence West 6 miles on per month. the county line to the Southwest Deputy Tax Collector 225.00 to Corner of Township 3 South of 250.00 per month. Range 23, E.W.M., thence North Sheriff Office Help 150.00 to 6 miles on the County line to the 166.66 per month. piace 0f beginning. All of the re- Janitor 225.00 to 250.00 per month, malnder of the Eightmile Pre- The County Court did Drovidn Mnnt Ja hprphv added to and and appropriate the sum of $6,- made part of the South Heppner i phy"sician All that part of the Pine City Precinct lying North of the Base Line is added to and made part of the Lexington and all that part of the said Pine City Pre cinct lying South of the Base Line is hereby added to and made part of the North Heppner Precinct. The Court orders the levy of 4 mills of the Irrigon Rural Fire Protection District for the Fiscal Year July 1, 1951 to June 30, 1952, extended on the Tax Rolls. WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE GENERAL FUND: Sadie Parrlsh, Deputy $148.60 Frances Mitchell, deputy 189.05 Juanita Massey, office elk. 141.55 Olive B. Hughes, deputy 191.05 Margaret Gillis, Health nurse 213.70 A. J. Chaffee, Janitor 206.45 OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat ALL IN A LIFETIME LESS THAN 10 YEAR.S AGO, NICOLA TESLA,CROATAN-BOIlN AMERICAN" INVENTED THe FIRST PRACTICAL A.C. ELECTRIC MOTOR.. , ' IODAV, ELECTRIC MOTORS DRIVE EVERY TYPE OF MACHINE FROM ELECTRIC RAZORS TO THE PROPELLERS OP 100,000 HORSEPOWER, LINERS AND AIRPLANE CARRIERS. Motors hum in nearlv every home, and they power, most of the tools that oo america's work. Through the years the money that thrifty people have put aside in savings and life insurance have helped provide the funds for, the ever? expanding enterprise op electizif yins america. PENDLETON HEPPNER FREIGHT LINE Arrives at Heppner. -Lexington and lone EVERY DAY For Pickup or Delivery For pickup, call Anderson's Builders' Supply, Heppner Omar Rletmann, lone Connecting Carrier fer Consolideted Frelghtwayt 49.50 74.25 141.50 8.66 45.12 65.81 2 2 11.50 THE FAIR AND RODEO BOARD EXTENDS THAN EC To The Following Businesses and Individ uals For Their Conributions To A Fund To Build Permanent Rest Room Facilities On The Rodeo Grounds u uoiuiuiitt (jaio ir. a. l). lUcMurdo Mary V an's k lower bnop Rosewall AJotor (Jo. Thomson Bros. Hotel Heppner Jos. J. Nys Aiken's Pastime Heppner Hdw. & Elec. Co. Gonty Store Central Market Tom Howell Central Meat Market Farley Pontiac Co. Turner, Van Marter &Co. Cal's Tavern Hodge Chevrolet Co. Humphrey's Drug Columbia Basin Electric Corp. Heppner Gazette Times Heppner Elks Lodge iieppner Garage Heppner Auto farts baagers Heppner Market J. U. 1'eterson W. C. Cox Easters Cafe Bob Walker Court St. Market Heppner Cleaners Bucknum Tavern J. C. Penney Heppner Lumber Co. Tum-A-Lumber Co. Heppner Red & White Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Barratt J. O. Turner Baker Plumbing Giliiam & Bisbee Heppner Laundry James Healy Anderson Builders Supply David Hynds Howard Keithley Watch Next Week's List For New Contri butors. Have You Made Your Contribu tion Yet? iT i .i- li r -r- 1 Dr. A. D. McMurdo, 24.75 Susie W. Miller, court reporter William Garner, Justice of Peace J. O. Hager, Justice of Peace Garnet Barratt, County Court Ralph Thompson, County Court Russell K. Miller, County Court GALLEY TWO Henderson Office Supply, County Court Northwest Hospital Service, Blue Cross 65.00 State Tax Comm. Withhold ing tax 89.65 First Nat'l Bank of Portland, withholding tax 219.30 Joseph A. Roeser, Bangs' Disease control. 16.00 Henry B. Gantenbein, Bangs disease control 24.00 Richard J. O'Shea, M. D. Mentally ill 15.00 Heppner Gazette Times, off icial publication $182.13; Assessor $5.60 187.73 N. C. Anderson, Co. Agent 4-H Club State Industrial Accident Comm. Sheriff $3.80; Sheriff Sal. 30c; Deputy Sal. 30c; Courthouse $1.01; Janitor 30c. N. C. Anderson, Court house Packer-Scott Co., Court house Pendleton Paint and Glass Co. Courthouse repairs Margaret Gillis, Nurse's Exp. C. W. Barlow, Current 150.00 5.71 8.00 50.88 270.00 94.63 Expense -Gilliam and Bisbee, Court house Helen O'Donnell, Circuit Court C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff $28.33; Tax Collection $25.00 C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff Kilham Stationery and Printing Co. Clerk $11.0; Sheriff $6.61 Empire Stationers Co. Clerk $10.15; Current Exp. $15.30; 2.94 5.00 10.00 53.33 74.10 17.69 Turner Van Marter and Co, Insurance 175.48 Margaret Gillis, Nurse 120.00 Rosewall Motor Co., Court house 1,47 Morrow County Grain Grow. ers, Weed Control 1000.00 J. P. O'Meara, Weed Control 3.20 W. G. Kenogy, Weed Control 5.99 Clifford Carlson, Weed Control . 373.80 Independent Garage, Weed Control 61.41 Jon Ransier, Weed Control 733.56 Russell K. Miller, Weed Control 7.05 Empire Machinery Co.. WppH Control 121.79 WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE GENERAL ROAD FUND: William Heath Harold Wilson H. Sherer Dick Borman W. Cunningham . Carl Vincent Dean Gilman Delmer Crawford Walter Gilman Henry Peck Austin Wilson Jock Slocum Lewis Ball George A. Stalcup Harold C. Baker Robert A, Eades W. R. Akers Sheriff $21.45 Shorbs Stationers, Sheriff Heppner Laundry, Court house Pacific Power and Light Co. Courthouse Heppner Hardware & Elec tric Co., Courthouse Pac. Telephone and Tele graph Co., Current Expense Central Meat Market, Jail Heppner Red and White, Jail I. Hanna, Circuit Court 46.90 3.54 '.75 47.10 9.01 78.40 5.05 62.40 16.60 Sam McMillan, Circuit Court 19.80 Burl Akers, Circuit Court 20.76 M. A. Easter, Circuit Court 15.32 Robert S. Wilson, Circuit Court 36.12 F. E. Parker, Circuit Court 15.32 Arnin Hug, Circuit Court 34.20 Heppner Memorial Hospital Circuit Court 52.00 B. D. Fancher, District Attorney 31.00 Inland Waterway Ass., Pub licity and Advertising 250.00 Association of Oregon Counties, Fed. Tax Commission 124.00 H. Tamblyn, Emergency 5.00 West Publishing Co., Law Library 20.00 284.77 213.66 326.69 258.77 301.67 282.49 254.22 21.36 266.42 373.86 280.28 268.77 284.32 343.71 298.60 14.69 285.79 Northwest Hospital Service 66.55 State Tax Commission 141.52 State Industrial Accident Commission. 100.36 First National Bank of Portland 346.50 Gilliam and Bisbee 98.61 Oregon State Highway Commission 50.68 Heppner School 19.34 Independent Garage 49.79 J. E. Haseltine Co. 32.03 lone Chevron Station 3.50 The Texas Co. 473.64 Industrial Air Products Company 9.50 Heppner Lumber Co. 20.90 Lexington Oil Co-Op 20.90 U. S. National Bank of Portland 470.90 Heppner Auto Parts 28.06 J. E. Haseltine Co. 45.18 English and Co. 593.23 Pacific Power and Light Co. 6.41 C. J. D. Bauman 2.25 Nate McBride 10.50 Union Oil Company 41.00 Paul G. Pettyjohn 63.64 Shell Oil Co. 381.68 D. H. Jones and Son 15.50 GALLEY THREE H25W 13 3 Morrow Co. Electric Co. 8.00 Boardman Supply Co. 2.30 Heppner Garage 8.10 Kilham Stationery and Printing Co. 102.09 Anderson Builder's Supplies 7.42 Hulden Motor Co. 20.21 Russell Shell Service 13.45 Lexington Implement Co. 1400.00 City of Heppner, Water Dept. 4.05 Olsen Motor Inc. 8.85 English and Co. 273.15 Turner Van Marter Co. 896.49 Bill Barratt 300.00 Feenaughty Machinery Co. 112.60 E. Markham Baker 7.62 Empire Machinery Co. 230.46 Rosewall Motor Co. . 123.80 WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE MISCELLANEOUS FUND: Barton E. Clark, Coyote Bounty $6.00 Billie Brannon, Coyote Bounty 6.00 WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE FUND: Pioneer Memorial Hospital $1500.00 USE GAZETTE TIMES ' CLASSIFIED ADS can't be wrong! i . .a : Americas HQ. Refrigerator pdUyaore important than ever. Dependable Meter-Miser Safe Cold-Top to Bottom! Extra Roominess! Top quality-Inside and Out! Get a genuine Frigidaire 0 19A.75 V 1 foraslitlleas... V' , t- --: Ercy terms Libera! trade-in allowance HODGE CHEVROLET CO. 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