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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1959)
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS The Court ordered a hearing held at the Courthouse, April 1st, 1959. at 11:00 A M on the petition of the proposed Heppner Rural Fire Protection District A Dance Hall License was is sued to the lone American Leg ion Post No 83. The following warrants were issued on the General Road Fund. Sadie Parrish, deputy 259.04 Elvira Irby, deputy 228.74 Lillian Sweek, deputy 188.29 Rod Thomson, deputy 281.09 Velma Glass, health nurse 342.48 Alma Green, office clerk .... 75.84 Darl Hudson, janitor 291.09 Josephine Rands, office clerk 47.55 A D McMurdo, physician .... 24.37 Herbert W White, Jr. court reporter 91.00 First Nat Bank, salaries .... 561.30 Pub Emp Ret Board, Soc Sec 406.53 State Ind Accid Comm, salaries 16.69 City of Heppner, courthouse 7.50 Heppner Hdwe & Elec courthouse 6.28 Pacific Tel, current expense 95.83 Northwest Hosp Service, salaries 54.45 Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe, courthouse 4.78 Velma Glass, health nurse 7.00 Heppner Gar, health nurse - 7.20 Bruce Motors, Inc health nurse 5.00 Richfield Oil Corp sheriff .. 5.51 Phil's Pharmacy, sheriff 4.20 Mahoney & Abrams, D A ...17.18 Mahoney & Abrams, D A ....56.00 Oregon Dist Atty Association D A 25.00 Standard Oil Co, sheriff .... 58.70 Roscoe N Allen, Treas 25.46 Harry Dinges, field work .. 122.92 Dunham Printing Co. clerk 69.30 State Public Welfare .... 3,624.25 Barratt Sales Co, courthouse repairs 425.00 Dept of Fin & Adm, civil defense 20.20 The Texas Co, sheriff 27.95 Herman Green, cthse 3.00 State Bureau of Labor, courthouse 4.00 Marguerite Houghton, elections 5.30 John A Pfeiffer, sheriff - 1.49 C J D Bauman, sheriff 8.80 Heppner Gazette Times, official pub 148.72 Eastern Oregon Tel Co justice ct 11.90 Norman Nelson, civil defense 74.11 Eugene Hiigel, justice ct .... 5.00 James Watkins, justice ct .... 5.48 1 Ruth Flock, justice ct 5.00 ' Emil Ash, justice ct 5.48 Ronald Black, justice ct 5.00 1 J O Cooley, justice ct 6.92 State Ind Accid Comm .78 j Anderson Builders Supply, SALE Frank E Parker ranch on Heppner Flats, 6ya miles Souths west of Heppner on Condon-Heppner highway. Saturday, April 11 Starting At 2:00 P. M. Sharp Lots of Farm Equipment O Household Goods FRANK E. PARKER, Owner ...... HEPPNER. OREGON C A. Ruggles, Clerk Bob Runnion. auctioneer Terms: Cash. If credit wanted make arrangements with Mr. Parker prior to sale. cthse 1.90 Pac Power & Light Co, cthse light & power 82.37 Union Oil Co, sheriff 9.80 Roscoe N Allen, Justice ct .... 24.00 Pendleton Heppner Freight, civil defense 19.78 Eslie Walker, cthse repairs ...... 100.00 Jeff Walker, cthse repairs 375.00 The following warrants were issued on the General Road Fund: Dick Borman 305.07 Harry Munkers 43.14 Glenn Irby 327.64 W C Heath 328.67 Calvin Yackley ..... 328.67 Thomas Wells 366.71 H Sherer - 402.09 Lewis Ball .. 318.67 George Irvin 340.27 Donald Munkers 351.57 Charles Bailey 260.39 Donald Ball 318.27 William Anderson Hayes 264.84 James Wilhelm 325.14 Harold Wilson 328.67 Ray Bailey 279.44 Gerald Rood 305.07 First Nat Bank of Oregon 526.90 Public Emp Ret Board .... 157.88 State Ind Accid Comm .... 240.85 City of Heppner, water Dept 4.40 Heppner Hdwe & Elec 1.61 Pacific Telephone 24.50 Northwest Hosp. Serv 14.45 Morrison Supply Co 9.07 Standard Oil Co 212.79 Lexington Implement Co 122.91 Ford's Tire Service 367.41 City of Heppner 5,963.76 City of lone 1,397.75 City of Lexington 995.53 City of Boardman 689.26 City of Irrigon 435.33 Case Furniture Co 2.17 Umatilla Elec Corp, Ass'n .... 1.00 Heppner Auto Parts 57.16 Standard Factories, Inc 7.50 H Sherer, petty cash 50.78 Bruce Motors, Inc 25.64 Fulleton Chevrolet Co 50.68 Oil Filter Service Co 43.65 Shell Oil Company 559.17 English & Company 607.78 Barratt Sales Company 6244 Union Oil Company 447.14 Kuhn's Garage - 77.00 Industrial Air Products Co 14.78 Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe 101.28 Columbia Basin Elec co-op 46.83 A W Davis Supply Co 135.06 Industrial Air Products Co .... 5.00 Empire Machinery Co 555.39 Anderson's Builders Supply 14.04 Pac Power & Light Co 23.82 Akers Motor Serv 11.25 Paul Pettyjohn 83.23 Lexington Oil Co-op 1.12 Harold Wilson 75.00 The following warrants were issued on the Miscellaneous Fund: Pub Emp Retirement Fund Weed control .83 First Nat Bank, weed control :. 6.30 Richard McRoberts, weed District Women's Club Convention Held at Boardman By MART LEE MARLOW "Any woman can do the job she has to do when she wants to do it," said Mrs Dexter O Arnold, Concord, N H, third vice president of the General Feder ation of Woman's Clubs, at the annual convention of the 4th Dis trict of the Oregon Federation of Woman's Clubs in Boardman Wednesday of last week. Mrs Arnold, whose subject was "No Ceiling on Miracles," further stated that most of our clubs are as we want them to be. She urged the clubs to seek new members and suggested that campaigns be held to get them. She said, "The Woman's Club gives me knowledge of what Is Current Literature Club, Pendle ton Delphian Club, Pendleton Thursday Afternoon Club, Pen dleton Woman's Club, Stanfleld Woman's Study Club, The Dalles Woman's Club, Wasco Tuesday Afternoon Club, Wasco Woman's Study Club, Weston Saturday Afternoon Club and Woman's Civic League of Hermiston. A coffee hour was held at 8:30 a m and registration. The morn ing session began at 9:30, with Merrill E Shaw, missionary pas tor of the Boardman Community Church giving the invocation. Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mrs Ronald Black, Boardman. The national anthem was led by Mrs Walter Moore, Pendle ton. Mrs Ralph Skoubo, president of the Tillicum Club gave the welcome address, with the re sponse by Mary Johns, Pendle ton. Mrs Joe Tatone, Boardman 1st vice-president of the 4th District, Introduced the president, Mrs Harry Pinkerton, Moro, who gave her report on district meetings, HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. April 9, 1959 Theme for the convention was the Oregon Centennial, and members of the Tillicum Club wore centennial dresses. Centen nial dpmratirms wert used for the luncheon at the grange hall. For Alore Profit Per Acre From Wheat Land... ! going on in the world. We should and was called for club report3 ,De toncerneu iiui umy wun uiu club, but with the state, nation and the world. What we do today in Oregon is important to wo men in foreign lands." Mrs Arnold has held top posit ions in the General Federation of Woman's Clubs, the League of Women Voters and the Ameri can Association of University Women. Her activities as a club woman have taken her on trips throughout the United States and Europe. She spent nine summers abroad from 1930 to 1939. On one of her trips, she accompanied a student group to the Salzburg Festival in Austria. A graduate of Syracuse University, Syracuse, N Y, she has served as director of speech dramatics in the schools of Syracuse. She is author of a textbook on speech, and has done extensive work in play writing. In 1952 the University of New Hampshire named her "New Hampshire's Most Distln quished Citizen." The Boardman Tillicurn Junior Woman's Club was host for the convention, which was held in the school gymnasium with nearly one hundred women at tending from Umatilla, Morrow, Sherman and Wasco counties. Clubs represented were the Ar lington Woman's Club, Fossil Woman's Club, Milton-Freewater Woman's Improvement Club, Moro Woman's Club, Oregon Trail Woman's Club, Pendleton control 24.67 Empire Mach Co, weed control . . 1.20 Hynd Bros Co, Taylor grazing 27.01 Clark Auto Elec Co, Taylor grazing 173.23 (Continued from Page 8) Interest To Name Description Ve Tax March 15. 59 Total Heppner Laundry Laundry Equipment J?J5"5Z ,2H2 HS Paul Dohertv - dbfl 1957-58 16137 12.45 Paul Doherty aoa 1958-59 148.10 L23 42958 Nate McBrlde Body Shop & Repair 1957-53 1M0 L31 Audie Walker 1 Carpenter Tools 195WB 11J0 Herman H. Howard Barber Shop, fixtures 1957-58 1174 .98 John P. Johnson Trailer House 1957-58 63.72 4-89 68.61 Emest Garrison 4 Trailer House 1957-58 8.02 2 i 8.64 Frank J Rabusitz Trailer House 1957-58 8139 4.02 56.41 Charles Monagle Farm Machinery A Livestock 1957-58 130.66 10.02 8 1958-59 143.69 1.19 28556 John Monagle Livestock MgJ 4 . Henry Zivney Farm Equipment 1957-58 46J5 357 E.W. Brlstow Merchandise ggjj gMj 8j Independent Garage Garage & Repair 1957-58 45.31 3.J8 Earnest McCabe Meat Market & Equipment 1956-57 2JJ6 - 1958-59 67.43 M 17537 A. C. Swanson Grocery, Store Mdse & Equipment 1957-58 96.14 7.37 Gordon White Apts, Furniture A Fixtures 1957-58 g49 2J7 Lewis Ball Livestock ggg g 7.71 ClellBRae Farm Equipment & Livestock 1957-g gj j m03 A. E. Ritchie Livestock 1957-58 M8 .70 936 Eslie M. Walker Farm Equipment 1957-58 54.98 4J2 m32 Van Hubbard Farm Equip A Livestock 19J7;g SZM 3M James Daly Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 9455 1432 10937 McDole Brothers Farm Equipment & Livestock 1957-58 6757 M8 7175 Wllliard k Shirley Blake Variety Store 84181 Richard Thompson Livestock 1957-58 6-28 A3 6.76 Silver Spur Inc. co Livestock 1956-57 20114 3L68 23332 Randall Martin Kenneth F. & Verla Green Apartments 1957-58 9.00 .69 9.69 Alkens Sport Shop Merchant Sport Shop 197-58 830 34 co C. McDowell 4 Restaurant 1958-59 270.07 124 an Blue Mountain Telephone, ?wm 2075 159 Inc. co Robert Ashmead j 1958-59 16032 133 379.71 t , , j r 1957-58 40350 3032 Inland Navigation Co. 1958.58 55350 459 99121 Date of first Publication, March 12, 1959 Date of last Publication, April 9, 1959 C J. D, BAUMAN, Sheriff Tax Collector from the presidents for their year's work. The Boardman school children presented two square dances, with Mrs Zoe Billings in charge. Mrs Carl Johnson, Weston, in troduced the club's vice-presidents. Mrs Skoubo introduced the convention committees, and Mrs Tatone presented the distinguish ed guests, who were besides Mrs Arnold, Mrs Walter Brown, Kla math Falls, president of the O F W C, Mrs Fred Gast, Portland, first vice-president, Mrs W A Burnap, Corvallls, 2nd vice-presi dent, Mrs Gerald C Day, Port land, financial secretary, and Mrs Marion T Weatherford, Arlington. A memorial service was held for Mrs George Rossman, past state president, who died recently in Salem. The meeting adjourned for lun cheon at the Greenfield Grange hall, served by the Grange Home Economics Club. During the lun cheon the G F W C Vogue sew ing contest fashion show was conducted by Mrs Carl Tuggle, Wasco. The meeting reconvened at 1:45 in the gymnasium with re sponsive reading of the Lords Prayer. Mrs Brown spoke on different projects of the clubs and intro duced Mrs Arnold, who spoke at 2 p m. Mrs Tatone gave a report on her trip to Washington, D C. Judy Hodges, Hermiston, sang two solo numbers. She was In troduced by Mrs Lewis Beaver. Discussion was held on dis trict delegates to the state con vention at Roseburg May 4-6, but none were selected. Mrs Marion T Weatherford, Ar lington, gave the hospitality response. At the close of the meeting a tea hour was sponsored by the Tillicum Club. 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