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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1952)
I COURT PROCEEDINGS Continued Frm Page Two George L. Snider, Bangs' Disease Claim 2-1.00 C. W. Barlow, Current Expense 11.00 Witlierell & . Witherell, Accountant Audit, SS50.00; Tax Collec tion, $100.00 950.00 Josephine Rands, Election 13.80 Madge Bishop, Election . 13.80 Daisy Gillespie, Election 13.80 Lucille Walker Election 13.80 Evelyn Black, Election .. 13.80 Walter W. Wright, Election 9.00 Henry Knighton, Elec tion 9.00 M. F. Cork, Election 9.00 Jess Coats, Election 13.00 II. C. Lesley, Election 9.00 11 E. Clark, Election 7.20 Mary Beckner, Election ... 7.20 Geo. N. Ely, Election 7.20 Elaine O. M. Rietmann, Election 7.20 Mabel Cotter, Election 7.20 E. R. Lundell, Election . . 14.40 Carl P. Linn, Election ... 10.80 Gladys L. Drake, Election 10.80 Juanita Melena, Election 10.80 Helen McCabe, Election . 10.80 R. V. Jones, Election 8.40 Lloyd M. Berger, Election 21.40 Mildred B. Fisher, I u fcjh Shopping FOR -PORTABLES -CLOCK RADIOS -CONSOLES -TELEVISION COLUMBIA-4-STAR-MGM MERCURY AND RCA RECORDS gifts -AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKERS -TOASTERS -WAFFLE AND SANDWICH MAKERS MIXERS -IRONS -ELECTRIC BLANKETS, SHEETS, COMFORTERS -HOT PADS NEW STYLES Shoes For All LADIES' NYLON HOSIERY, SOCKS, ANKLETS, GLOVES AT GONTY'S 8.40 8.40 8.40 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 " 7.20 7.20 8.40 10.60 8.40 8.40 8.40 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 11.40 11.40 11.40 11.40 11.40 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 Virginia Allen, Election E. S. Pelton, Election . E. L. Rucker. Election Ida Slaughter, Election .. Sedalia Dexter, Election Marguerite Houghton, Election Hazel McRae, Election .... Viola Faye Ruhl, Election Emma P. Peck, Election . Delpha Jones, Election ... Thelma Smethurst, Elec tion ., Clarice McFadden Elec tion L. A. Palmer, Election Lola Breeding, Election ... Juanita Martin,, Election Cora Warner, Election .... Mary Edwards, Election ... Mattie Green, Election ... Eugenia Huston, Election Flora Nys, Election Alice Soward, Election ... Bertha Johnson, Election J. Palmer Sorlien, Election Ealor B. Huston Bernice Groshen, Election Fay Ferguson, Election ... Florence Green, Election R. B. Rice, Election Ruby Becket, Election Nels Fast, Election Oma Cox, Election Do Your mas at Gonts Election Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 11,1 952 Lola Bennett, Election ... 7.20 Sadie Parrish, Election ... 11.40 Ruth McMurdo, Election 11.40 Grace O. Niekerson, Election 11.40 Sara E. McNamer, Elec tion 11.40 Delia Davidson, Election 15.60 Plato H. Cosner, Bangs' Disease Control 8.00 Cornelius McLaughlin, Bangs' Disease Control 8.00 Greenfield Grange No. 579, Election 10.00 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., Courthouse, $283.66; Fuel, $550.00 833.66 Warrants Issued on the General Road Fund: Guy Hastings $ 251.00 Jack Slocum 326.68 William C. Heath 342.22 Carl Vincent 331.05 W. Cunningham 351.07 George A. Stalcup 271.67 Thoral Broadus 314.06 Anderson Hayes 231.63 Donald Munkers 224.15 Lewis Ball 341.89 II. Sherer 361.88 Walter Gilman 275.73 Fred Booker 280.20 Ray Bailey 296.28 Dean Gilman 308.28 Harold Wilson 349.06 Ralph Scott, Jr 319.13 Austin Wilson 265.83 Laurel Wilson 275.73 George Irvin 303.73 Dick Borman 317.48 Public Employes Retire ment System 90.21 Anderson's Builders Supply 2.13 First National Bank of Portland 812.70 Warrants Issued on the General Road Fund: Western Auto Supply ... $ 8.17 City of Heppner, Water Dept 17.55 Northwest Hospital Ser vice 100.45 Industrial Air Products Co 8.25 Omar Rietmann 7.43 Paul G. Pettyjohn 249.82 Boardman Supply Co 6.35 Packer-Scott Co 2.60 Pacific Power & Light Co 9.61 A. B. Palmer 3.50 State Industrial Accident Commission 179.89 D. II. Jones and Son 272.38 Nelson Equipment Co 316.87 Nelson Equipment Co. 7.78 Pendleton Grain Growers, Inc 9.73 Industrial Air Products Co 19.43 Empire Machinery Co 142.08 Columbia Equipment Co. 12.07 Union Oil Co 1855.45 Wood Tractor Co. 54.99 Jack Van Winkle 60.84 Sunset Motor Co. 232.47 Rosewall Motor Co 38.25 Rosewall Motor Co 35.32 Heppner Auto Parts 125.51 Heppner Lumber Co 574.79 Northwest Industrial Laundry Co 11.82 J. P. O'Meara 30.00 English and Co 220.05 Pendleton Auto Parts 137.58 Foster Motor Co 7.55 Allen Service Station 115.07 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. . 5.25 Northwest Industrial Laundry Co 8.34 Russell Olsen Construc tion Co. 5000.00 Gene Cutsforth 180.00 Fulleton Chevrolet Co 150.12 C. W. Barlow 3.00 Perl Akers 45.00 Clyde Equipment Co. 1476.20 W. F. Barratt ' 64.90 Farley Tontiac Co 450.00 Black Mountain Lumber Co 597.76 Empire Machinery Co 3097.50 Umatilla Electric Co operative Assn 6.05 Harold Wilson 60.00 Lexington Implement Co. 1958.42 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. 306.18 Warrants Issued on the Miscel laneous Fund: Harold W. Dobyns, Rodent Fund $91-70 Robert Blanchette, Coyote Bounty Rind 6.00 Harold Dobyns, Coyote Give Him A STETSON Hat Certificate 10.0012.50 WILSON'S MEN'S WEAR The Store of Personal Service Long Distance Nation-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans Penland Bros. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 338 Premium Priced Beef No More Nutritious Says Home Specialist There is no relationship be tween nutritive value and grade in beef, according to Agnes Kel shorn, extension nutrition spec ialist at uregon Diaie wm-cc, When the housewife pays a premium price for the higher rrrOrloo Impf Rh aftU.lllV Isn't giuuf-o J - - . getting any more nutrition than she would if she bought the lower grades, Miss Kolshorn points out. Several things may be checked to determine tenderness of beef. Grade and cut give an indication of probable tenderness. Rib and loin cuts of U S. prime and choice grades are ordinarily tender. Fine textured, lean meat that has red, nnrrvna hnnns and Is well marbled with fat will usually be tender, explains Miss R-oisnorn. There are several cuts, less ex- homemaker may use for grind- Bounty Fund 84.00 Northwest Hospital Service Rodent Fund 5.80 Public Employes Retire ment System 1.50 Herman Green, Dog Fund .. 6.00 you mm ! 1 m u m m r m 0 1 ))() Fulleton Chevrolet Company ing. Cuts from the chuck, brisket, flank, plate, shank, and neck are suitable for hamburger and other ground meat dishes. Another problem the home maker faces when cooking is shrinkage. Miss Kolshorn's an swer is to cook at low to mod erate temperature all or most of the cooking time and do not overcook. Concerning the length of time beef, frankfurters, and bologna may be safely kept in a home refrigerator, the specialist has this to say. Roasted beef may bej kept a few days in the refriger ator if it is covered and separated from the broth and gravy. Frank- ferters and balogna keep better if unsllced and they can usually be kept safely for about a week. Sliminess and off-odors are signs of spoilage. Frankfurters can be eaten safe ly without further cooking if they were prepared under U. S. govern ment inspection, which requires 137 degree temperatures in pro cessing. This temperature kills any trichinae which might be present in the pork. As Miss Kolshorn's final tip, she says that if bulk frankfurters or other link sausages are prepared under government inspection, a stamp or a band label bearing the always got a OREGON OWN ' nfa FINEBEEK K3U LHASiyj with Chevrolet College Extension Program Is Model The extension service program of Oregon State college is bring used as a model for establishing modern extension organizations in several South American coun tries, accrding to F. L. Ballard, as sociate director. Educational procedure, philo sophies, and organization of per sonnel and work projects of the OSC program are serving as gui des for the South American work, Ballard said. They are based on a U. S. inspection stamp is required for each Hi pounds. Morrow County Electric Service ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS See Us and Save on Your Wiring Needs ALL WORK GUARANTEED Tom Walker Carl Vincent Phone 2614 trucks! fi t V-" V ..F'''- r mum l-iT M I t1& Page 3 case study of the Oregon exten sion set-up made by the U. S. de partment of agriculture last year. The Oregon study is being used by the USDA's office of foreign agricultural relations in helping South American countries estab lish more effective systems of ex tension education in agriculture and home economics. A report of the study has been translated into Spanish and was used recently in setting up a training course for representa tives of South American sountries at Montevideo, Uraguay. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS BLITZ WEINUARP COMPANY PORTiANP, ORC&ON A better buy because . . . THEY LIST FOR LESS-Large volume production economies let Chevrolet trucks list for less than comparable models of any other make. 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