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Newspaper Page TextHEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. May 29. 1958 -S meeting at the home of Mrs E Wfigures Just released by the state 1956-, 1955 1 1954- 2.50 1953-1 195H f. 19554 1954- i 1953- . 19524 I 19564 1954- 19534 t 1956-' 1955- . 1954- f 1953-1 1952-!" 1951-!' 1950-!; 1956- ! 1956-! 1956-! 1956-:. 1956-1 1955- fr-1955-f 1955-E 1955-5.: 1955- 5 1954- 5 1953- 5, 1956- 5 1955- S, 1954- 'J 1953-5' 1952-5: 3.84 4.25 .03 . .11 .17 .19 .04 .17 .24 1.75 3.84 6.20 8.99 ,2.40 ! 5.71 7.79 8.44 5.65 62.96 25.33 45.54 ; 18.57 11.27 138.48 j 30.11 100.17 i; 412.89 ? 394.57 i .76 r 1.67 2.29 3.32 3.85 1956-0,'-$ 7.04 1955-5 " 13.14 1954-51'! 13.56 1953-51? 20.66 li 1956-51 1954-51 t 195J-5H 1953-56 I .92 3.93 5.99 .38 1955- 5 I 1953-51 1 1 1956- 51.1 1956-5 I 1953-5i I 1953- 5E J II 1954- 5J 1954-5rl 1953-5? I 1953-5 1952-5-1 1952-51 U51-5: 1950-5 . 1949-5 i 1949-5: 1948-4 : 1940-4 i 1947-4 1947-4 1V46-4 1945-4 1956-! 1956-5 1956-5 I 1956-5 i 195&4 ' 1955-3 1955-5 1955-1 f 1955-? 1955-5 i 1954-? 1954-5 1 1954-S 1954-! f 195H 1953- 1952-! 1952-! 1951-! 1951-! 1950- 1950- 1956-' 1955- ! 1954- ! 1953- ! 1952- ! 1956- ! 1955- ! 1954- ' 1953- ' 1953-' 1952-1 6.20 .62 .47 6.52 2.46 5.38 .06 .01 .10 .01 .11 .01 .10 .'Jl .12 .01 .16 ol .15 .01 .17 .01 .22 .15 i .66 3.30 1.27 .09 .04 1.49 2.78 .20 .10 7.29 6.33 .46 4.85 .47 9.66 1.25 21.30 1.58 19.50 1.90 14.83 1.11 9.30 22.13 32.42 4.73 23.40 3.00 7.96 9.17 13.50 17.93 " 22.56 68.66 12.32 155.47 102.73 45.81 2.65 2.50 177.88 8513.70 64.3b $ 391.22 62.04 53.11 142.68 3.95 $ v 457.02 622.83 394.46 Name of Owner as shown on Latest Tax Roll D. E. Hudson Description of Procert Year of Delin- iuencv Amount of Taxes Interest to 1558 Total 2. X . ' ' $ Lot 5, Blk 4 Ayers 3rd. Add. Lots 6,7,8, Blk 4, Ayers 3rd. Heppner Add. 'Eva Hill All Lot 7 , Blk 4, Morrows, Add. Heppner Marcel Jones & Clem Stockard You and each of you are fur ther notified to appear within thirty days from the date of the first publication of this sunmons and defend this suit or pay me amount provided by law for the redemption of said properties, and if you so appear you are further notified to serve a copy of your appearance, objections or answer on the undersigned at his post office address as nere Cabin on Frank Wilkinson Land Sec. 33, Twp. 3S, R 28 EVIM 1956-57 1956-57 1955-56 1955- 56 1954- 55 1953- 54 1952- 53 1951.52 1950- 51 1949- 50 1948- 49 1947- 48 1946-47 1956- 57 1955- 56 1954- 55 1953- 54 1952- 53 1951- 52 1950- 51 1949- 50 1948- 49 1946-47 1945-46 1944-45 1943-44 1942-43 1953- 54 1951- 52 .83 1.66 .86 1.71 5.17 5.56 5.11 11.92 1.33 1.52 1.29 .91 1.29 1.66 1.70 .74 .79 .73 .70 .67 .76. .65 .64 .45 .41 .35 .45 7.09 4.93 .06 .12 .13 .26 1.19 1.72 1.99 5.60 .73 .96 .92 .72 1.12 .12 .25 .17 .24 .28 .33 .37 .48 .46 .56 .43 .42 .:j9 .54 2.20 2.32 54.68 15.74 16.54 inbelow stated. If you fail so to do, judge ment and decree will be entered in the above entitled Court fore closing the liens of said taxes as shown by the said tax fore closure list, together with inter est and all costs as shall appear to be due upon each of such pro perties. Said judgement and de cree will order that the clerk of this court shall deliver a certmea lone Graduation Held Thursday By ECHO PALMATEER Henry Tetz, assistant profes sor of Education and philosophy of the Oregon College oi t,aucat ion at Monmouth, gave the ad rtrpss tn the graduating class at tho Rphool eafetorium Thursday evening, May 22. Mardine Baker gave the valedictory address and Grace McCabe gave me saiuid- tory address. The nign scnooi band played the processional and Linda Heimbigner played the recessional on the piano; Ppv Charles Wilkes, pastor of the lone church of the Nazarene gave the invocation and Rev Floyd Bailey, pastor of the Com munity church gave the bene diction; a musical selection was given by Barbara Baker, Lona White, Jean Martin, Mary Emert and Brenda Townsend accom panied by Karen Lundell and directed by Gary Stephenson. The following awards were presented by Dallas Shockley, superintendant of the lone schools: pins to Mardine Baker, valedictorian and to Grace Mc Cabe, salutatorian; a journalism award to Mardine Baker, a mu sic award to Ann Belle Coleman, an athletic award to Berl Akers, a cnnrtsmanshirj award to Kay Sherer student cit i z e n s h i p awards to Berl Akers and MarHinp Baker, their names wille be placed on the rtiomia ' a spholarshiD was aivpn Kav Sherer to the Eastern nrpirnn Colleee of Education at tnr.rande: a Oregon Honors onhniarahin from the University f Aroann was given Mardine Baker. She also received an Elks scholarship recently. A scnoiar ship was given Ann Belle Cole man to Oregon School of Tech nnlntrv at Klamath Falls. Bryce.Keene, chairman of the school board presented di plomas to the following eighth graders: Gerald Davidson, Kelly Downs, Linda Halvorsen, Dalene MpDnnald. Wavne Hams, Geral- dine Morgan, Michelle Morrison, K-ptinPth Nelson. Dianna Petty John, and Bruce Rigby. He also presented the seniors with their riininmnc Thpv were Berl E Akprs Jr. Mardine May Baker, upIpti Louise Botts, Ann Belle Coleman, Grace Louise McCabe, Rille Joann Seehafer ana Bar v,ara Kpv Sherer. Their motto was "What We Are To Be We Are Nnw Becoming". Their flower was the gladiola and the room was decorated in gladiola. A reception was given after wards in honor of the graduating classes and refreshments were served from a table with a center piece of glads and orchid can dies. The little cakes were decor copy of said judgement and de cree to the Tax Collector of Mor row County, Oregon, and that said judgement and decree shall be considered to all intents and purposes a certificate of sale to the County of each of the prop erties therein described. And you are further notified that plaintiff will apply to the Court for such other relief as may be just and equitable in riiorioc undent! will attend sum Vlinuva mer school at the University oi Oregon, Gary Stephenson will at tend summer school at the Uni versity of Oregon and then go into the armed lorces; mrs am the premises. C J D BAUMAN, Sheriff and Tax Collector for Morrow County, Oregon ROBERT ABRAMS, District Attorney for Morrow UicS. 111c 11 1 Lie larvi-a ..w.w v - i.iw ated with white icing with the ma Dally, who has resigned numprals 58 in purple, their col ors, on them. Those pouring were the senior's mothers, Mrs E M Baker, Mrs L A McCabe, Mrs John Botts, Mrs Ida Coleman, Mrs Berl Akers, Mrs W G See hafer and Mrs 'Harold Sherer. Other members of the P-TA assisted with the refreshments. ThP American Leeion Auxil iary held their meeting at the of Mrs Robert DeSpain Tuesday evening, May 20 with Mrs Ernest McCabe as co-nosiess. The members spent the evening making poppy corsages which were sold at the school picnic May 23. Mrs Despain ana mis Earl McCabe decorated a win dow in Swanson's store. The theme was showing Veterans in the hospitals making popples al so, a miniature cemetery in one part of the window. ThP h E C of Willows grange mpt at the home of Mrs Ernest Heliker Tuesday afternoon, May 20 with Mrs Sam Esteb and Mrs Arviila Swanson as cohostesses. Their were 18 members and two guests present. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs A W McLeod. Mpmbers of the Topic ClUD cleaned the public library Tues day Mav 20. The library will be closed Wednesday mornings and will be open eacn Monday anu Thursday 3 to 5 P M. School closea May Zd. several teachers will leave for the sum mer, Dallas Shockley, superm tondpnt. will do bookkeeping at Athena this summer but will be here most every week; Mrs Har riPt Hall will eo to her home in Eugene and then visit relatives in California ana in xne jmisi, Mrs Rnxlp Moeck will attena thp rviiiPirp of Education at Mon mouth. Mrs Allie Aioertson wiu ottpnd thp Eastern Oregon coi Ipctp nf Education at LaGrande, to uqucIop will attend the Stan- UC ford University in Calllornia, riii visit relatives: Gilbert Lu jan and family will visit rela tives in the midwest and then go to Yellowstone park where he is a park ranger during the summer. Mrs Franklin Ely, Grant Rigby and Don Brostrom will remain here during the summer. Mrs Wallace Matthews and Mrs Cecil Thome returned home from Corvallls Thursday even ing of last week where they at tended the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon. They reported a very in- rniirrtv. Oregon, and At- tornty for Plaintiff Post Office Address: Heppner, Oregon teresting meeting. Mrs Cleo Drake who also attended the convention went on to Forest Grove to visit her son and family, Mr and Mrs Ernest Drake. DATES TO REMEMBER: May 30 Memorial Day program sponsored by tne American Legion at the memorial field at 10 A M. May 26 Beginning of Vacation Bible school by tne nazarene church at the grrnge hall. June 2 Beginning of Vacation Bible school at tne uommun itv church. " June 3 City Council meeting at 8 PM. june 3 American Legion Aux iliary meeting in the after noon. The Arnica club held their Bristow Wednesday anernoon, May 21 with" Mrs Earl McCabe as co-hostess. After the business meeting cards were played and those receiving prizes were, Mrs Adon Hamlett, high, and Mrs Garry Tullis, low. Mrs Lloyd Rice received the door prize. Among those coming from a distance to graduation Thurs day evening were E W Ferrell nf ThP Dalles who spent the weekend with his daughter and famiiv Mr and Mrs Jody Mor rienn Mr and Mrs Ronald Baker, Mr and Mrs Don Waters, Ronald Waters, Mr and Mrs Bob Cooper of Hermiston, Mrs Charles TInnvpr an d children David and Linda and Mrs Opal Moore of Pendleton; Mr and Mrs Elvin Ely and daughter, Eileen, arid Mrs Russell Miller of Boardman, Mr and Mrs Macolm McKlnney of Wasco; Mr and Mrs Clarence Weitemier of Olex, former teacn. ers here and who are now teach ing at Olex. Mrs Delmer Crawford return pd home from the Pioneer Mem orial hospital Thursday of last week. Over 50 Carcasses Condemned in March Fifteen sheeu. 31 head of cat tle and eicht swine were con demned by state meat inspect ors during March, according to department of agriculture. Four sheeD were rejected on live inspection; the 53 other con demnations were made alter slaughter. Throughout the state 18,385 animals were inspected 8,069 cattle, 1,209 calves, sheep, 8,418 swine, six goats and 210 horses. The condemnation percentage in March was 0.31 whlcn is slightly lower than the 0.35 per cent recorded for January and February. More than 5000 livers were disrarded as unfit for human consumption in March. Fluke in cow livers and parasites m swine livers were the most usual caus- of condemnation. Abscesses were also reasons for rejection. In March 300 heads, 51 hearts, 19 kidneys and 35 tongues were also condemned, along witn im pounds of assorted sausage pro ducts and 12 pounds of ham. ATTEND HORSE SHOW Among those from here attend ing the Northwest Quarterhorse show at Walla Walla over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Roice Fulleton, Mr and Mrs Ralph Beamer, Mr and Mrs Floyd Jones, Mr and Mrs Rod Murray, Miss Janice Beamer, Neil Beamer, Mr and Mrs Charlie Daly and Wayne Martin. Phone your newt Items to 6-9228. 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