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Page 2 COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS Court proceedings for Novem Heppner Gazette Times, Thurs'day, December 1 1, 1952 3? &mmm& HERE'S HOW TO MAKE A THIS CHRISTMAS Y V SUGGESTIONS Electric Drills and Stands Die Sets Skil Saws Builders Hardware White Chief Tapes Power King Tools MOBS' SUGGESTIONS Electric Irons Coffee Makers ' 4 cu. ft. Hotpoint Refrigerator Kitchen-Handy Items Laminated Bread and Cutting Boards Redwood Planter Boxes Many Other Gift Ideas, Too T U M-A-L U M LUMBER CO. We Like To Help Folks Build ber, 1952. The minutes of the October meeting were read and ap proved. The following Bangs' disease claims were ordered paid: Arthur A. Slefani Jr. $24.00; Harry O' Donnell $10.00; George L. Snider $24.00; Cornelious N. McLaugh lin $S.00; Plato II. Cosner $8.00; and Paul R. Slaughter $24.00. County Court grants a Franch ise to Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative, Inc. for the construc tion poles, wires and other ap pliances for the purpocc of trans mitting electricity. Warrants Issued on the General Fund: Sadie Parrish, Deputy $ 179.40 Frances Mitchell, Deputy 220.81 Joyce Buschke, Office Clerk 137.49 Olive B. Hughes, Deputy 230.30 Martha Tapanainen, Health Nurse 200.27 A. J. Chaffee, Janitor 240.11 Dr. A. D. McMurdo, I'hysician 24.37 Jane Cheney, Court Reporter ' 02.90 William E. Garner, Justice of Peace 73.12 J. O. linger, Justice of Peace 138.45 Gustave Fisher, Justice of Peace 24.37 Iris E. Gomillion, Nurse's Office Clerk 77.10 James Driscoll, Current Expense 18.00 C. J. D. Bauman, Tax Collection . 100.00 Guy Hastings, Court house 27.00 Austin Wilson, Court house 21.00 Garret Barrett, County Court 84.08 C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff 122.31 Empire Stationers', Tax Collection $39.05; Clerk $7.56 40.01 Kilham Stationery and Printing Co.; Treasurer $14.20; Clerk $1.22; Tax Collection $45.19 90.01 The Halloid Co.. Clerk 130.97 Henderson Office Supply Treasurer . 2.55 Martha Tapanainen, Nurse's Expense ... 130.09 Consolidated Supply Co., Courthouse 3.25 Packer-Scott Co., Courthouse 12.85 The Kirby Co., Courthouse 17.50 Herman Green. Court house 3.00 Heppner Gazette Times Election $.75; Official Publication $39.79; County Court $4,8.05 88.59 Heppner Laundry, Court house 75c; Jail $2.07 2.82 City of Heppner. Court house 15.00 Pacific Power & Light Co., Courthouse 55.50 W. Howard Cleveland, Justice Court 3.00 May Gilliam, Justice Court 3.00 Nate McBride, Justice Court . 3.00 L. Osmin, Justice Court 3.00 Charles Becket, Justice Court 3.00 Thomas Howell, Justice Court 3.00 Isaac Cole. Justice Court 1.00 wyn Hughes, Justice Court 1.1C William C. Collins Justice Court 3.00 Marvin C. Wightman, Justice Court 3.00 I. Hanna, Justice Court 3.00 J. G. Cowins Justice Court 3.00 Ehvyn Hughes, Justice Court 3.00 Howard Bryant, Justice Court 3.00 ilham Stationery and Printing Co., Circuit Court ' 90.80 Mrs. Emma Breshers, Election .. 2.50 B. Sway.e Insurance Co., Bonds 50,00 Bradley Faneher, Dis trict Attorney 31.00 rthur A. Stefani, Bangs' Disease Claim 21.00; Walter II. Haves, Election 3.50 Lulu M. linger, County Keeistrar . . 20.00 Nels Krlstcnsen, Bangs' Disease Claim 50.00 Pac ific Tel & Tel Co., Cur- cut Expense 100. IS Russell K. Miller. Count v Court 12.3: CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM IP TMT W W Tf fffil m m m e a. & IONE LEGION HALL Saturday, December 1 3 MUSIC BY GENE RIETMANN'S ORCHESTRA Adm. $1.00 Person Supper Served ONE L1TTE?. -2 2 TONS err ? " t rrr-i ir fjiPsrjB? .VI'' ' Ji' stx-s t J."5M 4 -f I ' r. ' i v,.v t'iKt 'A i r ( 2'2 TONS OF PORK FROM ONE PIG IN 6 MONTHS - This litter of 18 Farmer's Hybrid pigs re cently set a new world record for six months weight a total of 4,992 pounds. Owned by Lawrence Meyer of Spring Grove, Minn., (left) the champion litter was raised on Terralac, synthetic sow's milk, and terramycin-fortified dry 'lM V. Ralph I. Thompson, County Court 15.73 Northwest Hospital Ser vice, Blue cross With holding 6S.75 Public Employes Retire ment System, Social Security, $145.84: Sal aries $54.13 199.97 State industrial Accident Commission; Sheriff, $4.45; Sheriff Salary, 31c; Deputy Salary 31c; Janitor Salary 31c; Courthouse $1.24 G.62 Public Employes Retire ment System, Social Security 33.97 feed. Prof. II. G. Zavoral of the University of Minnesota (far right) was on hand to make the 180-day weight official. The heavi est pig weighed 342 pounds, the lightest 226 pounds. This is. the first year synthetic milk has been available. Meyer says the pigs might have been largely lost by starvation if farrowed a year ago. SAM50NITE LUGGAGE For MEN AND LADIES Always Good WILSON'S MEN'S WEAR The Store of Personal Service H. Tamhlyn, County Court First National Bank of Portland, Salaries . Geo. N. Ely, Election Kilham Statinery & Print ing Co., Clerk Harry O'Donnell, Bangs' Disease Claim Humphrey Drug Co., Current Expense 2.40 A. D. McMurdo, Coroner 39.29 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., Jail Repairs. 18.95 James 11. Driscoll, Current Expense .. 110.28 John Ransier, Weed Control 10G.70 16.00 j Geo. N. Ely, Election 3.40 I (Continued on page 3) 5.00 j 404.131 5.20 10.29 Adnrii$rmmt ki-, From where I sit ...iu Joe Marsh m mtW Every Time You know where Ham my Jack son lives on that small dead-end street off Maple Avenue near the library? Well, about a month ago, the towu finally put up a sign on the corner there saying: "No thoroughfare . . . Dead End." Yesterday Hammy dropped by to see us. "Can't understand it," he says. "Hardly anybody drove down our street before but, now, since they put that sign up, there's been more cars than ever turning around in my driveway." From where I sit, these people who bother Hammy on his one- way street are the same as those who automatically ignore a Wet Paint sign and touch their finger on a freshly painted surface. But you can't change human nature. People like to find out for them selves and then make their own decisions. That's why I say "live and let live." You can drink your butter milk, but let me have my glass of beer when I choose. And let's not feel we're obliged to "point the way" for the other fellow. 1 - Siuii's Hrevcm foundation Winter Steps Up Used-Car Demand sicd Quota umFmm A9 usual at this time of " yer; SJ lots plenty ot TC, wether" and winter ten cars, witn tne apuiwu. .--- . icrMures. is inmcaieu. That's why we now offer extra generous allowance in trades on a new Optional MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $Jj00 Depending on model and your frade-in Drive America's Most Modern Car! For less than you'd guess, you can drive the car that's styled to stay new -the Aero Willys. 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