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Newspaper Page Text1 Page 6 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, March 27, 1952 COURT PROCEEDINGS The minutes of the January, 1952 term were read and ap proved. The Court ordered that Justice of the Peace Districts Three and Four (Lexington and lone) be and the same are abolished and lhat the territorial limits thereof be and the same are hereby made a part of the presently existing Justice of the Peace District Six. The Court Ordered that Dance Hall License be issued to Ameri can Legion Post No. 95 at lone, Oregon. The Court ordered the following Bangs' Disease Control Claims be paid: Harold L. Rash, $8.00; Otto liuhl, $36.81; Guy Ralph Beamer, $24.00. The Court ordered that Dance Hall License be issued to Morrow County Fair Board at Heppner Orecon. Warrants Issued on the General Hilt What gives Olympia rare flavor? Centuries of brewing experi ence have shown that certain waters have a more solvent quality than otlfers to extract rare and desirable flavors from the hops and grains, and im part them to the beer. Our sub terranean water proves how this faultless brewing water produces an outstanding beer, "Its the Water Fund: Sadie Parrish, deputy .... $ 161.02 Juanita Sprouls, Office Clerk 102.49 Frances Mitchell, Deputy 201.24 Olive B. Hughes, Deputy 211.12 Martha Tapanainen, Health Nurse 2G0.27 Dr. A. D. McMurdo, Physician 24.37 Jane Cheney, Court Reporter 62.90 William Garner, Justice of the Peace 73.12 J. O. Hager, Justice of the Peace 138.45 Gustave Fisher, Justice of the Peace 24.37 Garnet Barratt, Judge, Old Age Assistance 579.00 Northwest Hospital Ser vice, Blue Cross with holding 65.85 Public Employes Retire ment System, Social Security $141.62; Salar ies $50.63 192.25 Russell K. Miller, County Court 32.33 Public Retirement Board, Social Security 54.00 Harry Tamblyn, County . Court 5.00 C. J. D. Bauman, Juvenile Court $42.00; Sheriff $58.42 100.42 Western Union, County Court 81c; Sheriff $1.00 1.81 The Picture Shop, Sheriff 2.40 John J. O'Donnell Audi tor, Jaii expense 44.95 C. J. D. Bauman, Jail ex pense 26.85 mmmm Light Refreshment Beverage of Millions of Temperate People OLYMPIA BREWING CO., OUMPU, WASH., 1. 1 1 'Trad Moiki R.g. U. S. Pat. Off. PENDLETON HEPPNER FREIGHT LINE Arrives at Heppner, Lexington and Ion EVERY DAY For Pickup or Delivery For pickup, call Anderson's Builders' Supply, Heppner Omar Rletmann, lone Connecting Carrier for Consolidated Frelghtways Kilham Stationery and Printing Co., Assessor ... 155.95 Heppner Laundry, Court house 75 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., Courthouse repairs 79.96 Pacifit Tel. and Tel. Co., Current Expense 97.14 Lucy E. Rodgers, Current Expense 31.76 Heppner Gazette Times, Official Pub. $91.56; Current Expense $23.20 114.76 Frazier Book Store, Justice Court 6.87 Empire Stationers, Jus tice Court .121.48 Leslie Grant, Sec. Rural School Board, Institute 150.00 Oregon State Library, Library appropriation. 179.45 Martha Tapanainen, Health Nurse Expense 114.83 Lulu M. Hager, County Registrar 16.50 F. W. Turner, Circuit Court 10.16 Bert Bleakman, Circuit Court 10.16 Jas. G. Thomson, Circuit Court 10.16 Gene Case, Circuit Court . 10.16 Wate C. Crawford, Circuit Court 12.88 Franklin Lindstrom, Cir cuit Court 14.00 J. B. Snyder, Circuit Court 10.16 B. D. Fancher, Dlst. At- torney . 31.00 Batter Plumbing and Heating Co. Courthouse Repairs 10.04 Heppner Gazette Times, District Attorney 9.00 City of Heppner, Water Dept., Courthouse 7.50 Pacific Power and Light Co., Courthouse 39.39 First Nat'l Bank of Port land, Withholding Tax 327.40 State Industrial Accident Comm., Sheriff $4.44; Sheriff Sal., 31c; Dep. uty Sal. 31c; Janitor Sal. , 31c; Courthouse $1.13 6.50 Garnet Barratt, County Court 102.75 Pioneer Memorial Hospi tal, Circuit Court 15.00 Warrants Issued on the General Road Fund: W. C. Heath $ 327.42 Dean Gilman 312.74 Jack Slocum 313.64 Harold Wilson 283.61 Austin Wilson 281.99 'aun - Mx ( FOR CUSTOM AERIAL SPRAYING SEEDING, DUSTING & FERTILIZING Call on us the year 'round. Coverage guaranteed, experienced and Insured pilots. Day or Night Phone Lexington 38422 LEXINGTON AIRPORT Gar Leyva, Manager I Fred Booker 253.21 Walter Gilman 264.31 Ray Baker 270.11 Ray Bailey 292.31 Floyd Cooke 277.70 Guy Hastings 230.75 Thoral Broadus 325.93 H. Sherer 355.89 George A. Stalcup 224.89 Robert Anson Eads 5.84 Carl Vincent 271.26 W. Cunningham 320.52 Lewis Ball 340.12 Wilbur Akers 288.89 Northwest Hospital Ser vice 73.95 Public Employes Retire ment system 90.99 Industrial Air Products ... 16.72 Pendleton Auto Parts 49.15 Arthur Allen 5.15 Northwest Industrial Laundry Co. 13.53 S. C. Russell 2.00 Heppner Market 15.15 Humphreys Drug Co 4.38 Independent Garage 5.00 Saager's Pharmacy 6.71 Unrein Motor Service 3.75 Shell Oil Co 10.72 Pacific Power and Light Co. 28.17 City of Heppner, Water Dept 5.75 Lexington Oil Co-op 9.82 Paul J. Pettyjohn 132.44 Munnell and Sherrill, Inc. 1343.32 W. C. Rosewall 44.53 Olsen's Mctor, Inc 5.30 McClintock's Machine Co. 82.50 Ford's Tire Service 20.36 John Eubanks 193.76 Pendleton Grain Growers 12.79 Heppner Hardware and Electric Co 27.18 Nelson Equipment Co 127.69 Sunset Motor Co 91.93 H. Sherer 54.56 D. H. Jones and Son 77.50 Lewis Halvorsen 15.00 Milton Morgan 25.00 Kenneth Batty 22.50 Empire Machinery Co 46.65 Union Oil Co 962.26 McLeod Bros 3.88 Boardman Supply Co 126.85 Omar Rletmann 6.30 Freenaught Machinery Co 6.12 First National Bank of Portland 595.20 State Inductrial Accident Comm 167.98 R. G. McMurtry 165.70 Hodge Chevrolet Co 13.64 Clifford Hermans 25.00 Sunset Motor Co 91.02 Warrants Issued on the Hospital Maintenance Fund: Pioneer Memorial Hos pital $1000.00 Warrants Issued of the Miscel laneous Fund Robert Wright, 2 Bob cats, Coyote, Bounty Fund $6.00 Frank L. Gentry, 3 Bob cats, Coyote, Bounty Fund 9.00 Lexington News By Delpha Jones Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell of Heppner, Mrs. Charles Breshears, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lindsey and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. 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Stop in and SeeTED PETERSON,Your Interstate Man, or Call him at Tel. 21 56 Evenings 9547 Interstate Tractor & Equipment Co. West Columbia River Highway The Dalles the music students, of St. Joseph's academy. Also on. the program was the all girls string ensemble from St. Mary's academy at Bak er, Oregon. Mr .and Mrs. Helser and family who are employed on the high way construction erew are living in the Mervin Leonard apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Keithley and Mary Keithley were dinner guests at the W. H. Padberg home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wetzel and family were Pendleton visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Livingston of Spray, a sister of O. G. Breeding spent Saturday in Lexington at the Breeding home and Sunday they visited in Stanf ield at the Bert and Carl Breeding homes. The members of the Lexington Christian church choir are prac ticing on an Easter Cantata to be given April 11th on Friday at the Christian church. Those in the program are Mrs. Karl Miller, Phyliss Nolan, Mrs. T. E. Messen ger Sr., Mrs. Don Campbell, altos; Mrs. Gene Majeske, Mrs. Trina Parker, Janet Kendall, and Mrs. C. C. Jones, Patty McMillan and Shirley Hunt, sopranos, Nolan, Mr. Kendall and Bob Hagerud, with the director Mrs. Betty Hage rud. The dance at the Lexington grange hall for the benefit of the Lexington school band was well attended. Supper was served later In the basement. The Lexington Grange is hav ing a party Saturday for its mem bers and friends. Earl Miller spent the weekend at Cecil Jones, from his work at Nolans. Mr. and Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt are the proud parents of a 10 lb. son born Tuesday morning in the Pioneer Memorial hospital. The Ne-top-pew Campfire girls held their regular meeting Mon day afternoon at the home of their leader Mrs. C. C. Jones. Place cards were made for the Mother and Father banquet and invita tions were written. The banquet will be April 10 in the I. O. O. F. dining room. At this time there will be a short program. 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