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J y r, . . Page 6 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, June 26, 1952 COURT PROCEEDINGS Court Proceedings for May, 1952, Term. The minutes of the April term were read and approved. The Court agrees to help the District Attorney in the enforce ment of the willful waste of irri gation water on the County ltoads. The Court also agrees to help him in enforcing the law regarding the dumping of gar bage and rubbish on all county roads. The Court ordered the Morrow County Treasurer to issue a check in the amount of $1,174.25, pay able to Barney B. Helser in pay ment for crushed rock and charge the same against the Road Trust Fund. The Court published a call for bids in the Heppner Gazette Times for the oiling of 3.7 miles of the Lexington-Blackhorse county road and 4.5 miles of the lone-Gooseberry county road with all bids to be opened May 23, 1952. The Court awarded the contract for the oiling to the Russell Olson Construction Company. The Court ordered the follow ing Bangs' Disease Claims paid: ('has. R. Coder $8.00; Tom Fraters $8.00; and Esthler J. Moore $16.00. Warrants Issued on the General Fund: Sadie l'arrish, Deputy Frances Mitchell, Deputy Joyce Buschke, Office Clerk Olive B. Hughes, Deputy . Martha Tapanainen, Health Nurse A. J. Chaffee, Janitor . Dr. A. I). McMurdo, Phy sician $161.02 .. 201.25 .. 124.45 . 211.12 260.27 220.55 . 24.37 TRUCKS Always fls Welcome Here For FULLETON Chevrolet Co. HEPPNER Jane Cheney, Court Re porter 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 21.37 Northwest Hospital Ser- ' vice, Salaries 68.75 Rav Baker. Tax Collection 42.75 Harold Wilson, Tax Col lection 49.88 Russell K. Miller, County Court 82.05 Ralph I. Thompson, County Court 48.85 Thomas Wells, Assessor Mileace 101.33 Henderson Office Supply, Assessor 1.15 State Accident Commission Sheriff $4.69; Sheriff Sal, 30c; Deputy Salary 32c; Janitor 30c Court house $1.12 6.73 C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff 203.30 Harrv Tamblyn,' Sheriff . 20.00 Killham Stationery and Printing Co., Tax Col lection 55.82 Hodge Chevrolet Co., Tax Collection 10.50 Packer Scott Co., Court house 29.36 Pacific Power & Light Co., Courthouse 46.62 City of Heppner, Water Dept, Courthouse 7.50 Settles Electric Service Courthouse .. . .78 Heppner Hardware & Elec tric Co., Courthouse .60 Heppner Laundry, Jail 30c; Courthouse 88c; 1.18 Court Street Market, Jail 53.72 Heppner Gazette Times, District Atty. 11.75 Bradley D. Fanehor, Dis trict Atty. ' 31.00 Ass. of Oregon Counties 30.00 H. Tamblyn, County Court 5.00 Lucille Walker. Election Exnense 2.60 W. 11. Hayes, Election Expense 4.20 Marguerite Houghton, Election Expense 7.10 Elsa M. Leathers, Election Exnense ... -20 Heppner Gazette Times, Official Publication $28.60: Election Expense $28-1.85 ... 313.45 C. W. Barlow, Clerk, Elec tion Exnense $1.00; Cur- ent Exnense $1.00 ... 2.00 Carl V. Bergstrom, Bangs' Diseace Control 25.00 Orien E. Wright. Bangs' Disease Control 56.00 Earl Evans, Bangs' Disease Control 8-00 Lewis E. Halvorscn, Bangs' Disease Control 8.00 Lulu M. Hager, Co. Registrar 18.50 P. W. Mahoney, Bonds 50.00 Empire Stationers, Justice Court 335 Archie D. McMur .In, bru tally 111, $10.00; Co.o- ner $55.00 65.00 fSBUlLD OR .-wn YourHOrAE No Down Payment 36 Months To Pay On Repairing and Remodeling Up To $2500. m wTtiii iiii it r in , HOUSE CONSULTANTS PAINTING ROOFING DESIGNING Call us today for free estimates on any improvements you plan on your home. You'll find our house consultants will help you plan a more beautiful home. Phone Pendleton 2887 Collect Rm. 16 Stangier Bldg. .Pendleton B anJ F Company O. S. Fuquay R. E. Bergstrom For More Fun Afloat KNOW YOUR BOAT , Every boat hai lit limi tation!, learn what you (an expect from your boat, I 4 WATCH THE WEATHER Head for shore before a storm breaks. If caught out, seat pas sengers on floor. i AVOID SHARP TURNS ..'ie.-.n;.',;. Faft, sharp turns are hard 00 equipment and sometimes on pec pie, Take it eas. HEAP INTO THE WAVES If waves are high, head your boat at an angle ' towards the wavei at ' slow speed. - A r DON'T OVERLOAD 4 Seats do not Indicate capacity. Two or three adults may be a full, load under many con Follow the eight simple rules shown here for more safe ty and fun afloat this season, says the Outboard Boating Club of America, national organiza tion of outboard boat and motor own ers. Iioating is the safest of outdoor sports, says OHC, if you'll use common sense and courtesy. BALANCE YOUR LOAD - -1 K 4 rjlttrihut WAtitk Aula, t ly in the boat-front tide to side and from bow to stern. ,- ill r , USE THE RIGHT MOTOR Too much power con" damage your boat- may even swamp It. look for OBC recom mended horsepower plate. sMv KEEP LOW And step In the center when boarding the boat or changing seals. Public Employes Retire ment System, Salaries $50.38; Social Security $1S.).92 230.30 First National Bank of Portland, Salaries 352.20 Humphreys Drug Co., Election Expense 2.37 Pacific Telephone & Tele graph Co., Current Ex pense . . 99.35 Heppner Lumber Co., Jail . 2.50 Marl ha Tapnpainen, Nurse's Expense .. 127.47 Henderson Office Supply, Health Nurse 23.09 Martha Tapanainen, Nurse Expense 10.00 Grace Macombcr, Election Expense . 10.80 Madge P.iship, Election Expense . ' 10.80 Daisy Oillispie, Election Expense 10.80 Flossie Coats, Election Expense 10.80 Evelyn Black, Election Expense 10.80 Seth C. Russell, Election Expense 10.08 Waller V. Wright, Elec tion Expense 9.60 enry Knighten, Election Expense 9.60 M. P. Cork Election Ex pense 9.G0 Jess Coats, Election Ex pense . 12.80 I. C. Lesley, Election Expense 9.60 II. E. Clark, Election Ex pense 7.20 Mary E. Beck ner, Election Expense 7.20 Oo. N. Ely, Election Ex pense 7.20 Elaine O. M. Rietmann, Election Expense 7.20 Mabel Colter, Election Expense 7.20 E. It. Lundell, Election Expense . 10.68 Peter Linn, Election Ex pense 7.80 Gladys Drake, Election Exnense 7.80 Helen MeCabe, Election Expense 7.S0 Juanita Rietmann, Election Expense . . 7.80 E. L. Rucker, Election Expense 7.20 Ida Slaughter, Election Expense 7.20 Sedalia Dexter, Election Expense 7.20 Marguerite Houghton, Election Expense 7.20 Hazel McRae, Election Expense 7.20 R. V. Jones, Election Ex-- pense 9.00 L. M. Berger, Election " Expense 19.08 Mildred B. Fisher, Election Expense 9.00 Virginia Allen, Election Expense 9.00 Agnes C. Brown, Election Expense 9.00 B. H. Peck, Election Ex pense 7.20 Vola Faye Ruhl, Election ( Expense 7.20 Delpha Jones, Election Expense 7.20 Thelma Smethurst, Election Expense 7.20 Mary Edwards, Election Expense 7.20 L. A. Palmer, Election Expense 9.56 Clarice McFadden, Election Expense . 7.80 Lola Breeding, Election Expense 7.80 Juanita Martin, Election Expense 7. Marie Steagall, Election Expense 7.80 Matie Green, Election Expense 7.20 Eugenia Huston, Election Expense 7.20 Flora Nys, Election Ex pense 7.20 Neva S. Wells, Election Expense 7.20 Bertha Johnson, Election Expense , 7.20 J. Palmer Sorlicn, Election Expense 8.40 Ealor B. Huston, Election Expense 8.40 Bern ice Groshens, Election Expense 8.40 Fay Ferguson, Election Expense 8.40 Florence Green, Election Expense 8.40 VETERANS... what's your BONUS WORTH?. Its value depends on what you do with it! So don't let it slip through your fingers on non-essentials, or get-rkh-quick schemes. Hold on to that bonus and consider carefully any plan to use it i Before spending or investing your bonus come in and talk over your plans with a bank officer for accurate, dependable information based on sound banking principles. Deposit your check with us so fg you will have available cash when you need it. HEPPNER BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK S S OF PORTLAND "UTi 1U1.0 OtlOOH fOGfTMf" ami run hkwi mwuki covounoM 7.20 7.20 40 40 R. B. Rice, Election Ex pense 7.20 Bonnie B. McClintock, Election Expense 7.20 Helen Carter, Election Expense Oma Cox, Election Expense Lola Bennett, Election Expense 7.20 Sadie Parrish, Election Expense Ilene Wyman, Election Expense 8.40 Grace Nickerson, Election Expense 8.40 Ruby Becket, Election Expense Delia Davidson, Election Expense 17.40 Warrants Issued on the General Read Fund: Northwest Hospital Ser vice $ 87.20 Sunset Motor Co 280.92 Wm. Cunningham 340.44 Fred Booker 273.04 Walter Gilman 255.82 Dean Gilman 297.59 Ray Baker : 273.04 Dick Bprman 307.04 Thoral Broadus 318.14 Guy Hastings ..... 270.84 Austin Wilson 278.34 William Heath 329.24 II. Sherer 355.89 George A. Staleup 272.10 Jack Slocum 314.49 Lewis Ball 333.08 Wilbur Akers . 299.96 Carl Vincent 324.22 Ray Bailey 282.32 Ralph Scott : 29.27 Harold Wilson 298.01 Public Employes Retire ment System 99.6.) Pacific Power & Light Co 15.22 City of Heppner, Water Department 6.60 Heppner Hardware and Electric Co. 2122 C. W. Barlow, County Clerk 1.38 The Texas Co. 26.93 Allen's Service Station 5.25 First National Bank of Portland 698.20 Northwest Laundry Co. . 4.86 State Industrial Accident Commission 188.04 Boardman Supply Co. 4.72 Shafer Radiator Service 20.00 BecketEquipment Co. 19.62 Industrial Air Products Co. 12.06 The Texas Co 34.45 Ford Tire Service .. 406.46 Trott's Lumber 6.50 Russell Service 1.60 Union Oil Co 936.69 Hodge Chevrolet Co 18.05 Clyde Equipment Co 62.40 Paul G. Pettyjohn 72.77 Gilliam and Bisbee 75.20 Heppner Garage 5.35 D. H. Jones and Son 34.25 Omar Rietmann 57.65 Heppner Lumber Co 11.70 Schetky Equipment Corp. . 91.24 R. G. McMurtry 85.53 Lexington Implement Co... 227.54 Empire Machinery Co. 58.91 BOARDMAN ITEMS (Continued From Page 3) Mrs. W. E. Garner and children Dickie and Anita left Saturday for Ft. Morgan, Colo., where they will spend a month with Mrs. Garner's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Lenord El .lord motored to Kennewick Saturday, Mr. Bedord is assisting his brother-in-law Stanley Ferguson move from Hermiston to Kenne wick. TV.t ro rronlr M-irlmi7 rPCPiVpd e .1 J 1 kU..I wortl oi me arrival ui a uuuj daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ransier Jr., Echo. This is the se cond daughter and child for the Ransiers. Pendleton Shoppers Friday were Mrs. Chas. Anderegg, Mrs. Earl Briggs, Mrs. Adeline Baker and Rosewall Motor Co 48.51 Ray Baker 162.62 Shoop and Schulze - Truck Service 212,77 Standard Oil Co 17.19 John Ransier 25.01 Warrants Issued on the Miscel laneous Fund: Carl McDaniel, Rodent Fund $336.24 First National Bank of Tortland, Rodent Fund ... 17.10 Frank Wilinson, Coyote Bounty Fund ' 66.00 Jeff Walker, Coyote Bounty Fund '. , 6.00 Jeff Walker, Coyote Bdunty Fund 3.00 Bob Gammell, Coyote Bounty Fund 3.00 Warrants Issued on the Hospital Maintenance Fund: Pioneer Memorial Hos pital $1000.00 son Harold, Mrs. Leo Root, Mrs. Z. J. Gillespie, Mrs. Olive Atte berry and Mrs. Claud Coats. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skoubo en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skoubo and son David at dinner Thursday evening. Sunday dinner guests at the E. T. Messenger home were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammell and family of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Ron ald Willett and daughter, of Ta coma, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messenger, Lexington. Mrs. Hammell, Mrs. Willett nd Mr. Messenger are daughters and son of Elmer Messenger. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Macomber and Robert Harwood left Friday for Plana Lake, Ore, where they w"1 enjov a week of fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Coats motored to Hardman, Oregon, Sunday to make a visit with Mr. Coats brother, Henry Coats. EMBERS! Just a little spark And a nice brisk breeze. Then a tower of smoke Makes the Farmer freeze It won't take much time And there'-s so little cost. Why not call us now? There's so much to be lost! II. Ruggles For Hail Insurance, SEE C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE Phone 723 Heppner -l.Erom where I sit ... y JoeMarsfc fa Whifey Sure "Rang the Bell" Telephone woke me out of a sound sleep last Friday about eleven thirty. "This is Whitey Fisher out on River Road," says a voice. "I just wanted to tell you how much I like this week's Clarion? "Thanks, Whitey," I told him'. "But why in blazes call to tell me at this time of night?" "Simple," he says, "your paper boy just de livered it a short while ago. Been waiting for it all evening." Next day, Buzzy Wilson tells me he delivered Whitey'g paper late because he stayed for the school dance and thought it would be OK to drop it off on his way home. ! From where I sit, I can't blame Whitey for his joke. He was just reminding me we owe other people the same respect we expect from them. Since I'm always talking about respecting the other fellow's rights including his right to enjoy a glass of beer if he chooses, it was only fair that Whitey should "wake me up" to his right to get his copy of the Clarion on time. Thanks again, Whitey! Copyright, 1952, United Stales brewers Foundation $ -- vHi & sbv For sheer enjoyment of a truly fine ice cram, serve Artlen "Flavor-Frcsh". Its smfxih texture and rich delicious ilavor present a new taste thrill , . . a treat to those who know and appre ciate the best ice creams. Serve it often ... it's the perfect dessert for even' occasion.At Arden Dealers everywhere. ' V
