Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, September 25, 1952
Page 3
NTY COURT
CEEDINGS
Proceedings for August
fminutes of the July, 1952
jrre read and approved.
ounty Court provided and
fiated the sum of $6,800.00
in and about Agricultural
and Home Demonstration
Id work. in Morrow County
the fiscal year beginning
1952 and ending June 30,
following Bangs' Disease
i were allowed: Verl L. Far-
$8.00; Raymond J. French
Sels H. Kristensen $16.00;
i J. Moore $32.00; Harry T.
Jiell $112.00; John Healy
h; Cecelia Bucknum $32.00;
L. Hanna, Jr. $8.00; Charles
fie $8.00 and Henry B. Gan-
!i $10.00.
Court ordered the amount
00.00 transferred from the
1 Fund to the Hospital Im
fcient Fund to take care of
ftirrants that will be issued
ft said fund.
Court ordered the transfer
.1 19.97 in the Motor License
to the General Road Fund to
tare of the warrants that
be issued against it before
finds are available.
nts Issued on the General
Parrish, Deputy $179.40
s Mitchell, Deputy. ... 220.81
Buschke, Office
k 137.49
B. Hughes, Deputy ... 230.30
a Tapanainen, Health
tse ' 260.27
fchaffee, Janitor 210.11
D. McMurdo,
'sician 21.37
Cheney, Court Re-
er ta.yu
m Garner, Justice of
Peace 73.12
gager, Justice of the
tie , 138.45
Ive Fisher, Justice of
(Peace 24.37
30.01
Garnet Barratt, County
Court 37.27
Ralph I. Thompson, County
Court 27.26
Russell K. Miller, County
Court 33.82
Public Employee Retire
ment system Salaries
$13.49; Soc. Security
$13.49 26.98
H. Tamblyn, County
Court 5.00
Craig Office Supply. Tax
Collection 3.50
Frances Mitchell, Tax
Collection 2.59
Shorb's Inc.,. Tax Col
lection 15.25
C. J. D. Bauman. Sheriff .... 64.62
Kilham Stationery and
Printing Co. Treasurer
$3.20; Assessor $3.52;
Nurse Incid'l $11.02; Tax
Collection $5.51
Kilham Stationery & Print
ing Co., Assessor 17,96
Pacific Stationery & Print
ing Co., Clerk . 7.05
American Public Health
Ass.. County Nurse 15.00
City of Heppner, Court
house 7.50
Public Employes Retire
ment System, Soeia
Security 39.20
Lulu M. Hager, County
Registrar 27.00
Turner, Van Marter and
Co., Bond 25.00
Dr. L. D. Tibbies, Mentally
111
Archie D. McMurdo, Coro
ner $14.10; Mentally 111
$10.00
West Publishing Co., Law
Library 4.00
Inland Empire Waterways
Ass., Publicity and Ad
vertising 250.00
Henry B. Gantenbein,
Bangs Disease Control
Arthur & Bryce Keene,
Bangs' Disease Control
Omar Rictmann, Weed
Control
McLeod Bros., Weed Control
Wilbur R. Alers, Weed
Control 319.54
5.00
24.10
40.00
16.00
Blue Cross Withholdings 68.75
Public Employes Retire
ment System; Salaries
$56.96; Social Security
$161.79 ... 221.75
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff ... 165.64
First National Bank of Port.
land, Withholding tax 399.58
Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co., Current
Expense 87.24
Martha Tapanainen, Nurse
Incidentals 59.64
Verl L. Farrenes, Bangs'
Disease Control 8.00
Pacific Power and Light
Co., Courthouse 50.80
C. W. Barlow, Clerk, Cur
rent Expense 3.00
W. O. Dix, Assessor, Field
Work 8.55
Herman Green, Courthouse 3.00
Heppner Laundry, Jail
Expense 1.09
Heppner Gazette Times;
Official Publication
$87.39; Tax Collection
$19.15; Sheriff $11.40 117.94
State Industrial Accident
Commission; Sheriff $4.44
Deputy 31c; Sheriff Sal
ary 31c; Janitor Salary
31c; Courthouse $1.24 6.61
Bradley D. Fancher, Dis
trict Attorney 31.00
Nels II. Kristensen, Bangs'
Disease Control 16.00
Esthler J. Moore, Bangs'
Disease Control 32.00
Ellen S. Davis, Nurse's
Office Help 78.00
lone Chevron Station,
Weed Control 183.96
Thoral Broadus 304.27
Pendleton-Heppner
Freight Line 185.71
Dean Gilman 306.21
Ralph Scott, Jr 317.31
Austin Wilson 282.58
Walter Gilman .... 251.57
Fred Booker 280.20
Ray Bailey 306.93
H. Wilson 351.29
.Tttplf ftlnrnm OOO 11
rfr "
' William C. Heath 337.86
1.65
is. Davis, Nurse's
lice Help 97.50Nort'hvvest Hospital Service
:
Idol
Rom where I sit ...ly Joe Marsh
iter seen those two-family
les they have in some places
k separate front doors and
thes side by side? My sister
IB half of one and lives in it,
I Philadelphia.
fice little frame home. Only Sis
Oted her half brown and the
n family always painted theirs
Mi. Ruined the effect but for
rs neither family ever thought
lUggcsting that they both de
i on a common shade,
fow Sis writes that their two
id home is no longer. "I men
d we were going to repaint,"
No Longer Two Sides
to This Question!
she says. "And they said let's get
a color we all like. So we did. A
nice shade of gray for both sides."
' From where I sit, so often when
there's a difference of opinion it's
best to sit right down and work
things out (like when our volun
teer firemen decided to serve both
lemonade and beer at their annual
picnic last month). Don't let preju
dices "color" your opinion of your
neighbor. He'll probably be quite
as open-minded as you are.
Copyright, 1952, United Stales Brewers Foundation
1 n$ssM
when mtMfoe your
friends time io answer you'll complete
more of your calls. You know, people can't always
get to the telephone to answer the moment it rings.
They may be busy in some other part of the house,
in the garage, or outside in the yard. But if you'll
give them plenty of time to answer ... at least a full
I t 1 . I
minute . . . you II not only save yourseu tne inconvenience
of having to call again later, but waiting those few
extra rings is a courtesy your friends will appreciate.
ihis free booklet
for listing long-distance and
frequently-called local telephone
numbers is yours for the asking.
Just telephone, send a postcard or
call at your nearest Pacific
Telephone business office.
Laurel H. Wilson 258.21
W. Cunningham 349.06
Richard Borman 312.25
Guy Hastings 278.00
Oscar Breeding 197.78
H. Sherer 355.89
George A. Stalcup 309.81
Lewis Ball 337.86
Carl Vincent 337.86
Union Pacific Railroad Co. 27.02
McLeod Bros 1-91
City of Heppner, Water
Dept 8.95
Heppner Hardware &
& Electric Co 4.74
Empire Machinery Co 1035.25
S. C. Russell 9.50
H. Sherer 45.92
Western Auto Supply 4.58
Nelson Equipment Co 31.78
Industrial Air Products b.7l
Feenaughtv Machinery Co. 11.52
Northwest Industrial Laun
dry Co 5.76
Heppner Auto Parts 159.92
Columbia Equipment Co. 7.49
Becket Equipment Co 5.00
Turner, Van Marter and
Co 1090.14
Rosewall Motor Co 8.96
Union Oil Co 980.21
Columbia Equipment Co. 12.34
First National Bank of
Portland 740.50
Lexington Implement Co. .. 371.00
Paul G. Pettyjohn 131.94
Nelson Equipment Co 440.89
State Industrial Accident
Commission 178.20
Clyde Equipment Co 1004.00
Heppner Garage 5.25
Omar Rictmann 4.83
Aker Motor Service 11.83
Northwest Industrial
Laundry Co. 7.17
Anderson's Builders .. 30.76
Lexington Oil Co-op 17.50
Jack Van Winkle 4.20
Independent Garage 7.20
Arthur Allen 21.68
Boardman Supply Co. 20.32
Sunset Motor Co. 224.10
Lexington Implement .Co... 91.88
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. ... 466.10!
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We want to sincerely thankeveryone who donated mer
chandise and livestock as wel I as those who bought tickets
for our second annual Shrine Auction Sale and Dance.
Your kindness and effort will help sustain the Portland
branch of the Shrine Hospital.
O
Morrow County Shrine Club
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