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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 21, 1953
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
The minutes of the March term
were read and approved.
The Budget committee of Mor
row County met May 1, 1953 to
draw up a budget for Morrow
County for the fiscal year 1953
1954. Members of this committee
are Homer Hayes, of Irrigon, Ken
neth Smouse of lone, and John
Ilanna Sr. of Heppner.
The following Bangs' disease
claims were ordered paid: Oren O.
Brace $8.00; Harry T. O'Donnell
Jr. $8.00; Dwight Hulit $24.00; G.
Ralph Bearner $16.00 and Ralph
Jackson $48.00.
The Court ordered a public
hearing upon the establishment
of a cemetery maintenance dis
trict with in the boundries of
School District No. 25, Boardman,
which will be held at 10:00 A. M.
May 7, 1953. Notice of said hear
ing shall be published in the
Heppner Gazette Times once a
week for two consecutive weeks)
prior to the time fixed for said
hearing. I
The amount of $2,000.00 has
been received from Harry L. Du
vall as a donalion to build a fire
place for the Court house Park,
and said amount has been placed
with the County Treasurer in the
Courthouse Park Fund. The Court
ordered that the Treasurer issue
a check in the amount of $153.15
against said fund payable to
Bruce Bolhwell in payment for
the construction of said fire
place footing.
Warrants Issued on the General
Fund:
Sadie Parrish, Deputy ... $ 179.40
Deputy
Office
220.81
137.49
230.30
24.37
62.90
73.12
138.45
Frances Mitchell
Joyce Buschke
Clerk
Olive B. Hughes, Deputy
Martha Tapanainen,
Health Nurse 200.27
A. J. Chaffee, Janitor 240.11
Dr. A. D. McMurdo
Physician
Jane Cheney, Court
Reporter
William Garner, Justice
of the Peace
J. O. Hager, Justice of
the Peace
Gustave Fisher, Justice of
the Peace 24.37
Kilham Stationery &
Printing Co. Tax col
lection 10.05
Clerk's & Recorder Ass.,
Clerk
Martha Tapanainen,
Nurse's Expense
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
current Expense
Helen O'Donnell, Circuit
Court
Heppner Gazette Times,
Wind Erosion Control
Kenneth J. Smouse, Wind
Erosion Control
Frank S. Parker,
disease Control
Barratt Ranches,
Disease Control
Hynd Bros, Bangs'
Disease Control
YVightman Bros. Bangs'
Disease Control
Hugh C. Currin, Bangs'
Disease Control
Turner, Van Marter & Co.
Bangs'
Bangs'
10.00
128.00
81.35
15.00
7.50
9.08
8.00
13G.00
52.00
8.00
23.82
Insurance 157.08
Ralph I. Thompson,
County Court 37.07
Russell K. Miller,
County Court 69.27
Henderson Office Supply.
Tax Collection, $1.50;
Assessor $9.25 . 13.75
The Haloid Co., Clerk 140.69
Martha Tapanainen
Nurse's Expense 9.39
Heppner Laundry, Court
house . -88
Oregon Agricultural
Chemicals Weed Con
trol 155.18
Olsen Motors, Inc.,
Weed Control 110.70
Bradley D. Fancher, Dist.
Attorney Jl.UU
Bradley D. Fancher, Dist.
Attorney 15.90
Turner, Van Marter &
Co., Boml 10.75
Harry T. O'Donnell, Bangs'
Disease Control 8.00
Darrell E. Padberg, Bangs'
Disease Control . 8.00
G. Ralph Bearner, Bangs'
Disease Control 16.00
Earl C. Dougherty,
Bangs' Disease Control 8.00
D .Sloan Thomson, Bangs'
Disease Control 48.00
Donald J. Kenney
Bangs' Disease Control 48.00
Garnet Barratt, County
Court 39.19
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff 159.66
Shorb's Inc., Tax Col
lection 37.50
Northwest Hospital Ser
vice, Salaries 68.75
City of Heppner, Court
house 7.50
W. O. Dix, Assessor stamp
and envelope Fund 4.00
Physician's & Hospital
Supply Co., Nurse In
cidentals 35.10
Paul M. Pittam, Court
house 7.20
Helen O'Donnell, Circuit
Court 5.00
Dr. A. D. McMurdo,
mentally 111 10.00
Barbara Ware, Nurse's
Office Clerk 23.25
State Tax Commission,
Salaries 111.15
First National Bank of
Portland, Salaries 392.25
Heppner Lumber Co., Jail 4.00
State Industrial Accident
Commission, Sheriff
$4.44; Sheriff Sal, 31c;
Deputy Sal. 31c; Jani
tor Sal. 31c; Court
house 1.24 6.61
Kilham Stationery &
Printing Co., Clerk
$14.43; Treasurer $16.62 29.05
C. W. Barlow, Co. Clerk,
Current Expense 1 4.00
Pacific Power & Light
Co., Courthouse 56.45
Heppner Garage, Court
house 6.00
Herman Green, Court
house 3.00
Baker Plumbing & Heat
ing Co., Jail 2.10
Oren Brace, Bangs, Di
sease Control 21.00
Public Employes Retire
ment System
Social Security $163.21
Salaries $55.83 . 219.01
Jane L. Cheney, Circuit
Court 4.28
Harry O'Donnell Jr.,
Bangs' Disease Control
Gazette Times, Official
Publication
Court Street Market, Jail
G. Ralph Bearner, Bangs'
Disease Control
Dwight Hulit, Bangs'
Disease Control
Ralph Jackson, Bangs'
Disease Control
I'endletonHeppner
Freight, Weed Control .
8.00 c. J. D. Bauman
31.85
13.70
16.09
24.00
48.00
16.77
Warrants Issued on the General
Road Fund:
Dean Gilman $ 313.04
Laurel Wilson 239.31
George Irvin 295.24
Walter Gilman 178.98
I Donald Rippee 121.23
Guy Hastings 270.84
Anderson Hayes 273.04
Fred Booker 270.11
Donald Munkers 287.79
Austin Wilson 289.44
William Heath 329.24
II. Sherer 355.89
Jack Slocum 317.05
Harold Wilson 297.08
talph Scott, Jr 317.97
Ray Bailey 284.86
Thoral Broadus 334.48
Lewis Ball 336.60
W. Cuningham 316.14
Dick Borman 309.60
George A. Stalcup 297.33
William T. Forthman ...
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telephone you can make it much easier for him to reach
a doctor ... or meet any emergency ... if you'll release
the line and complete your call later. It's the thoughtful thing
to do. And w ho knows? You mav need the same
courtesy some time, in an emergency of your own.
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10.49
James O. Agee 10.49
State Tax Commission 208.28
City of Heppner
Water Department ...
Northwest Hospital
Service 100.45
C. J. D. Bauman
Industrial Air Products
Co
Heppner Lumber Co.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co,
Heppner Hardware &
Electric Co
Farley Pontiac Co 1185.00
Heppner Auto Parts 2.90
Foster Motor Co. 157.20
5.70
2.00
9.41
8.60
9.60
26.47
3.25
j Union Oil Co 1082.46
i uregon Motor service . i(.u
Western Auto Supply 1.95
Pendleton Grain Growers,
Inc. 81.53
'First National Bank of
j Portland 725.60
Becket Equipment Co 3.75
C. W. Barlow. Co. Clerk 11.62
i Pacific Power & Light Co. 25.67
Umatilla Electric Cooper
ative Ass 1.00
Omar Rietmann 2.75
State Industrial Accident
Commission 215.76
Public Employes Retire
ment System 105.88
J. P. O'Meara -7.23
Northwest Industrial
Laundry Co k 13.74
D H. Jones and Son 170.40
Nelson Equipment Co. . . 628.41
Empire Machinery Co 791.96
Paul G. Pettyjohn 141.49
Pendleton Auto Tarts 167.81
Sunset Motor Co 72.21
Columbia Equipment Co. 22.66
Boardman Garage 1.50
Independent Garage 1.60
Allen's Service Station 12.70
Rosewall Motor Co 60.98
Fulleton Chevrolet Co. 46.27
Balzer Machinery Co. 10.95
Thoral Broadus 100.00
Lexington Implement Co. 229.43
C. W. Barlow, County
Clerk 12.44
Guy Hastings 97.03
Montgomery Ward and
Co 39.45
Balzer Machinery Co. . 756.93
C. E. Lynch 200.00
Clyde Equipment Co. . 307.66
Lexington Implement Co. 54.47
Warrants Issued on the Hospital
Maintenance Fund:
Pioneer Merfiorial
Hospital $2500.00
Warrants Issued on the Miscel
laneous Fund:
Harold Dobyns, Coyote
Monument Holds
Graduation
Exercises May 15
By Millie Wilson
Monument High School and the
Grade School held their gradua
tion exercises May 15. There
were three high school graduates
and twelve grade school. The
High school graduates were: Iso
bel Neel, Darlene Forrest and
Yvonne Stubblefield. The Grade
school were Joanne Beardsley,
Henry Cupper, Jr., Nestle Davis,
Darlene Gray, Darlene Groat,
Ellis Hunt, Judy Johnson, Vivien
ne Murray, Carol Sweek, Barbara
Williams, Karie Hooker, and
Robert Porter from the Courtrock
District. Rev. Paul Kimmel gave
the invocation and Benediction.
Isobel Neel gave the Salutatory;
Trumpet solo by Charles Roach Jr.
"The World Is Waiting For The
Sunrise"; Valedictory, Yvonne
Bounty Fund $ 108.00
Harold Dobyns, Rodent
Fund 91.70
Northwest Hospital Ser
vice, Rodent Fund 5.80
State Tax Commission,
Rodent Fund 3.00
Atlas Stamp & Die Co.,
Dog Fund 55.63
Public Employes Retire
ment System, Rodent
Fund 1.50
Herman Green, Dog Fund 6.00
Thelma Terrell, Coyote
Bounty Fund 6.00
B. P. Doherty, Coyote
Bounty Fund .. ... 60.00
Burl Wattenburger, Jr.
Coyote Bounty Fund ... 42.00
Stubblefield. Song by Grade
school, "Gypsy Trail". Athletic
awards by Darrel Hawes; Address
was given by Mr. Herman Voeltz
from the University of Oregon.
Presentation of Diplortws to the
High School by Henry Cupper;
Presentation of Grade School Di
plomas by Jim Stirewalt. Mrs.
Beulah Farrow was the pianist..
C. N. Wilson was attending to
matters of business in Bend and
Prlneville last Friday. He re
turned home Saturday.
Roy Leathers took Mr. and Mrs.
Dell Neal to Seattle to visit their
son Lewis Neal, who was badly
burned in an explosion about
two weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boyer and
son Jimmie and Rhoene Bleak
man drove to Portland Saturday
to visit Mr. Boyer's father, Demp
sey Boyer who is staying with his
sister in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Leathers
and children, Dianna and Buzzy
and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Stubble
field left early Saturday morning
for Thayne, Wyoming to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Leather's daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ab
Gates and daughter.
Mrs. Audra Randall received
a telegram from the naval hos
pital in California that they were
sending her son, Royal Stoneman
to the Roseburg hospital.
Last Friday Ben Spain, mana
ger of the Columbia Power Co-op
Assn. and Ben Wallace of Spo
kane attended a business meet
ing in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bixler are
back in Monument to stay. They
invite their friends and neigh
bors to come in and renew ac
quaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Tunis Round of
Long Creek visited friends in
Monument on Sunday. Mr. Round
watched the ball game for a
while.
Mr. and Mrs. Oatis Brookshire
and friends were business visit
ors in John Day last Saturday.
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