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Newspaper Page TextHEPPNER GAZETTE Boardman Grange By MARY LEE MARLOW Members of Greenfield Grange and their families enjoyed a pic nic Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe. Out of town guests in cluded Mrs Thorpe's cousins, Mr and Mrs Leslie'Smith and son Don of Martinez, Calif, her par ents, Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of Union, and the Thorpe's son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Larry Thorpe and daughter JoAnn of Hermiston. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lehman of West Linn, residents here twelve years ago. Others present were Mr and Mrs Earl Briggs, Mr and Mrs Claud Wor den, Guy Ferguson, Mrs Zearl Gillespie, Mr and Mrs Clyde Tannehill, Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen, Mrs Laura Allen, Mr and Mrs W G Seehafer, Mrs Cecil Hamilton and daughter, Lorelei, Mrs Frank Marlow, Jim, Sandra and Teresa Thorpe. Mr and Mrs Vern Carpenter are the parents of a son born Aug 13 in La Grande. He has mmmmmmmmmmmmm The best-known secret in brewing Since before the turn of the century, brewing authorities in Europe and this country have agreed that a common link exists between the world's great beers. Whether brewed in Bavaria, the British Isles or America, beers with world-wide reputations for quality always have been found to possess brewing waters of exceptional character and unchang ing excellence. These rare waters are capable of extracting from select hops and grains the most delicate flavors and aromas. One such water flows cold and clear from Olympia'g own artesian wells. It Is this rare, naturally perfect brewing water that makes the refreshing difference in light Olympia Beer. the one priceless ingredient "Its the Water 4 I 0-4! 1 OLYMPIA IMWINO CO. Olrmp)a,Weh,U.I.A. - TIMES, Thursday. August 20, 1959 Members Picnic been named Thomas Vernon. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Russell Miller of Boardman and Mr and Mrs Tom Carpenter of La Grande. Great-grandparent is Mrs Effie Miller of Boardman. The baby weighed six pounds, 14 ounces. Mrs Charles Higuera took her mother, Mrs Guy Ferguson, to Prosser, Wash last Thursday, from where Mrs Ferguson accom panied her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Earl Downey, to Lodge Grass, Mont to visit the ladies' brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Howard Ma son. They will also go to Sheri dan, Wyo to visit their brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs L C Mcintosh. They plan to be gone two weeks. Mrs Elvin Ely was hostess for the home economics club of Greenfield Grange at her home Wednesday of last week, with Mrs Frank Marlow as co-hostess. Lunch was served at 12:30. It was voted the club would serve meals at the North Mor row County Fair Sept 3-5, and the following committee appoint ed to plan the meals: Mrs Nath an Thorpe, Mrs Earl Briggs and Mrs W G Seehafer. Mrs Glenn Mallerv and son Z i Alalka' are visiting at the home of her par- ents, Mr and Mrs Claud Coats The Coats' went to Pasco, Wash to meet them one evening last week. The Mallery's are moving to Pasadena, Calif. Mrs Coats and Mrs Mallerv and Jimmv went to fcugene Saturday to visit j at tne home of Mrs Coats' bro ther and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Ray Barlow, for the weekend. They will also attend the "Con tennlal Exposition in Portland. Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Dillon one day last, week were Mrs Dillon's cous in, Jennie Brown, Reno, Nov. and Mrs Brown's daughter, Mrs Dan Peterson and daughters Lynn and Christie of Portland. Eldon Hartley, McMinnville, was an overnight visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs Claud Wor den last week on his way home from Elgin. Mr and Mrs Joe Crouch and sons Jim, Pat and Danny were on a fishing trip to Wallowa Lake and the Imnaha River last week. Karon Gronqulst had a tonsil lectomy at St Anthonv's hosnital in renctleton Jast week. Mrs George Sicard was a na- tient in St Anthonv's hosnital four days last week. Mrs Gene Taylor entered St Anthony's hospital last Wednes- day and had major sureerv rm 1 . " i mirsciay. Jack Flug, Boardman superin tendent, has been a patient in Pioneer Memorial hosnital in Heppner since last Tliursdav with the flu. Mrs Bob Sicard and her daugh ter Roberta had tonsillectomies at St Anthonv's hnsnit.ni inct Friday. Mr and Mrs Don Downev and sons Jerry and Wayne have re turned homo from a two week's vacation trip at Cove Beach and Eslacada. At the latter they vis aed at tne home of Mrs Downpv's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Bill Califf. Thev snont the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Doug Califf at Trout Lake, Wash. Fred LaChance, who has made his home with his undo nnH NOW SAFEGUARD AGAINST EXPENSES OF CANCER AND 13 DREADED DISEASES Ask obout our new insurance policy that pays expenses of up to $10,000 to each member of the family for 13 dreaded diseases Including polio, diptheria, meningitis etc. PLUS special cancer plan that will pay up to $1500, $2000 or 52500 for each member of the family. It is eur newest dreaded disease policy. Cancer Expenses Up To $1500 $15 Ca ncer Expenses Up To $2000 $20 Cancer Expenses Up To $2500 $25 Turner, Van Martcr Cr Bryant aunt, Mr and Mrs Glen Carpen ter, for the past year, left for San Diego, Calif last week to enlist in the U S Navy. Shirley Moe, Kennewlck, Wash, visited at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Guy Ferguson, for two weeks, Mrs Paul Matt and children Steven and Colleen, Tacoma Wash, visited last week at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Bob Miller. Mr and Mrs Tony Zlelinski and children Toni Kay, Ronnie, Jerry and Julie left for their home In Detroit, Mich last week after vis iting the past month at the home of Mrs Zlellnskl's parents, Mr and Mrs Ernie Peck, his home with his uncle Mrs Toivo Simlla and six children of Portland, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Adolf Skoubo, for two weeks, while Simila is employed at Stanfield. Other recent visitors at the Skoubo home were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Duane Silverthorn and daughters Marcy, Caryl and Kar en of Aloha. Pat Beall of Eugene visited at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes. Mr and Mrs Don Tannehill and children Mary, Susan and Jimmy of La Grande were visitors Thursday at the home of Tanne- hill's parents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Tannehill. They were accompan- ( , ri V. . . -hir-n Ti -T- u : 1 1 thpr Mrs Bernadette Woolley of calearv Alta Calgary, Alta, Mr and Mrs Harold Baker and children and Patty Miller went to La Grande Friday to spend the weekend at the home of Mrs Baker's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Vern Carpenter. Pat ty remained there this week. Mr and Mrs Russell Miller and son Jim went to La Grande Sun day to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Vern Car penter. Mrs Miller remained there this week. Mrs Charles McKenzIe spent last week Tn Portland. Mr and Mrs Al McComber of Arlington were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs Macomber's sister, Mrs Florence Root. An other visitor at the Root home last week was Jane Root of Was co. MSgt and Mrs Howard A Mur ray and sons .Howard and Jerry of Fairchild Airbase at Spokane. Wash were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs G C Deits. They also visited at 'the home of Mrs Murray's uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Earl Briees Elizabeth Murray returned home with her parents after visiting last weoK at the Deits home. Members of the Boardman Gar den club held a picnic Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Nathan Thorpe. Out of town guests were Mrs Thorpe's par ents, Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of Union. Others present were Mr and Mrs Royal Rands, Mrs Karl Briggs, Mrs Florence Root, Mrs Olen Carpenter, Mrs Claud Worden, Mrs Walter Hayes, Mrs Rollin Bishop, Mrs Leo Potts and Irene, Mrs Louise Earwood, Mrs Nate Macombcr, Sandra and Tor esa Thorpe. Little Eric Aase, six-week old son of Mr and Mrs Sigvald Aase of Echo is staying at the home of Mr and Mrs Ronald Black while Mrs Aase is in Tallequa, Okla, called there by the sud den death of her father, Hill De- Ment, of pneumonia. He had just returned home from a visit at the Aase home when he was taken ill. 'mm COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS The County Court met in reg ular session. The minutes of the June term were read and approv ed. The budget for the fiscal year, 1959-60 was approved as of June 30, 1959. The Court ordered the following city levies to be exten ded by the Assessor: Heppner, $20,760.50; lone, 2,046.00; Irrigon, 970.00; Lexington, 986.00; and Boardman, 2,581.84. The follow ing special levies were to be ex tended: Heppner, 10 mill levy, Sewer System; Heppner, 1 mill levy, Pipe line; Heppner, 1 mill park levy; lone, 10 mill levy, Special improvements. The Court also ordered the; following levies: $10,967.46 Fire Patrol; $1,300.00 Irrigon Rural Fire Protection Dist.; 2 mill levy Boardman Cem. Maint. Dist; mill levy, Heppner Cem. Maint. Dist.; 2 mill levy for Irri gon Cem. Maint. Dist.; Morrow Co. School District, levy of $618, 404.79; $23,808.45, Bonds and Int. School Dist. No. 1; $5,484.75, Bonds & Int. School Dist. No. 10; $14,386.50, Bonds & Int. School Dist. No. 25; and $30,137.80, Bonds & Int. School Dist. No. 35. Morrow County entered into an agreement with Howard Keithley as to the sale of a lot for the amount of $1200.00. The County Court ordered the transfer of the Amusement De vise Tax Fund in the amount of $295.53 to the General Fund. The County Court ordered the transfer of the Alcohol Control Fund in the amount of $2,433.20, to the General Fund, The County Court ordered the transfer of the Motor License Fund, in the amount of $9,486.11, to the General Road Fund The following warrants were drawn on the General Fund Oscar Peterson, County Judge $ 343.06 Sadie Parrish, Co. Clerk .... 310.21 Mary Bryant, Deputy 273.57 C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff .... 354.46 Elvira Irby, Deputy 228.70 Lillian Sweek, Deputy .... 188.25 Sylvia McDaniel, Treas 233.92 Harry Dinges, Assessor .... 366.96 Rod Thomson, Deputy 281.05 Velma Glass, H. Nurse .... 34-2.46 Shirley Loyd, Office Clk 75.80 Darl Hudson, Janitor 291.05 J. O. Hager, J. P 157.72 R. B. Rands, J. P 97.50 Josephine Rands, off. Clk. 47.55 A. D. McMurdo, Thys 24.37 Herbert W. White, Jr., Ct. Reporter 91.01 E. O. Ferguson, Com 83.55 Russell K. Miller, Com 61.55 C. J. D. Bauman, Civil Defense 100.00 1st Nat'l Bk. of Ore.. Salaries 543.60 Public Emp. Ret. Bd. Soc. Sec. 291.42, Salaries 115.95 407.37 State Tax Comm, Sal 296.80 State Indust. Accid. Comm. Salaries 15.87 R. B. Rands, J. P. Office Rent 25.00 Northwest Hosp. Serv., Salaries 44.45 Harry Tamblyn, Co. Surveyor 5.00 411 Club co Nels Ander son, 4-H Clubs 150.00 Mahoney & Abrams, D. A. 15.68 Mahoney & Abrams, D. A. 22.40 Husky Hi -Power Sheriff's Car 6.36 Union Oil Co., Sheriff's Car .. 5.93 Bruce Motors, Inc., Sheriff's Car 890.00 J. D. Bauman,' Sheriff's 333GGD TNI NATION'S i i BIGGEST 1959 EXPOSITION 4 Through August 22nd SPIKE JONES With HELEN GHAYCO MERRY MADCAPS AND CAST OF 20 EVENINGS 8:15 All Seats $1.00 Coming Aug. 24-29 Toko razuka Ballet Oriental Dancing Splendor BIGGEST FAMILY FUN-TIME ATTRACTION (2 Incid'ls Kilham Stat & Prtg Co., Assessor's Incid'ls H 06 Roscoe Allen, Assessor's Incid'ls 2-94 Harry Dinges, Field Wk 126.43 Tom Walker, Ct. Hse. Repairs 1.044.70 Marlon Finch, Cir. Ct 12.14 r0,l9m1 Sunnaon. Cir. Ct. .. 10.06 Kenneth Palmer, Cr, Ct. Kenneth K. Blake, Cir. Ct. Harold G. Campbell, Cir. Court .. 9.26 .. 7.58 13.10 15.18 Marvin McDole, Cir. Ct. Herman Green, Cir. Ct 7-58 Harry Knowlton, Cir. Ct. . Harold Knowlton, Cir. Ct. Jos. J. Nys, Cir. Ct Dunham Printing Co., Clk. 47.70, Cir. Ct 23.85 Heppner Gazette Times, Off. Pub 2.00 .. 2.00 . 15.00 71.55 221.60 . 15.00 Co. Clk's Rec. Ass'n Clk Haloid Zerox Co.. Clk. 269.75, Cir. Ct. 134.75 .... 404.50 W. E. Flnzer & Co., Clk 3.30 Oscar E. Peterson, Co. Ct 56.88 Norman C. Nelson, Civ. Def. 28.62 Norman C. Nelson Civ. Def. 3.10 West Coast Tel. Co., CIv. Def. 26.27 Alstock, Fay & Co. Health Nurse 30.00 Phil's Pharmacy, Health Nurse 4.13 J. K. Gill Co., Health Dept. 10.99 Velma R. Glass, Health Dept 57.75 Union Oil Co., Health Dept. 3.80 Heppner Gazette Times, Health Dept 4.00 Esther Klrmis, Pub. & Adv. 450.00 Joseph Tatone, Ch., Publ. & Adv 308.00 Pendleton-Heppner Freight, Tax Coll 3.94 Pacific Tel., Current Expense 106.30 Mahoney & Abrams, D. A. 99.12 Harry Tamblyn, Surveyor .. 10.00 Gilliam & Blsbee, Ct Hse 15.85 Heppner Auto Parts Ct. House 2.87 Phil's Pharmacy, Assessor's Incid'ls 2.74, Sheriffs Off. 1.60 4.34 Simmons Carbon Co., Clk's Incid'ls 33.75 City Water Dept., Ct Hse 7.50 Central Meat Mkt., Indigent Fund 9.80 Heppner Lndry. Jail 65 Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co., Ct. House 1.35 S. Abrahams Co., Civ. Def 25.00 Norman C. Nelson, Civ. Def. 3.64 C. J. D. Bauman, Sher., Stamps & Env 175.00 James Drlscoll, Post Master, Clk's Incid'ls 138.80 The following warrants were issued on the General Road Fund: Andy Hayes 20.00 Sadie Parrish, Co. Clk 4.62 George Irvln 369.17 Harold Wilson 369.17 Charles Bailey 273.39 Andy Hayes 268.84 Ray Bailey 304.04 Jerry Rood 333.57 Thomas Wells 333.57 Harry Munkers 35.41 Lewis Ball 347.47 Donald Ball 345.57 Dick Borman 333.57 Donald Munkers 380.67 Calvin Yackley 357.47 field tested ! field proven ! I Keep bindweed lute ind Amchem lndraark ol Amctiem ORIGINATORS OF 2,4-0. MM 11 III 370.27 H. C. Sherer Ann ne W. C. Heath ooi.i i Glen Irby 345.57 1st Nat'l Bk of Ore 638.30 Public Emp. Ret. Bd 162.17 State Tax Comm 331.60 State Ind. Acc. Comm 163.02 Northwest Hosp. Serv 14.45 Howard Cooper Corp 2,250.00 Umatilla Electric Co 1-00 Western Equip. Co 48.90 A. W. Davis Supply Co 24.60 Industrial Air Products 8.40 Harold Sherer 16-55 Union Oil Co 444.30 Pendleton-Heppner Freight Line 4.62 Heppner Auto Parts 62.21 Pacific Telephone 16.65 Oil Filter Serv Co 37.03 Industrial Air Products 8.05 j Heppner Nor-Gas Co 12.501 Barratt Sales 711.18 Howell's Service 105.50 City Water Dept 5.70 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co 15.75 Paul Pettyjohn 58.05 Gene Pierce 41.76 Oscar Peterson 39.20 Bruce Motors, Inc 5.00 Jack Van Winkle 10.95 Standard Factories, Inc. .... 7.50 Builders Supply 11.55 Northwest Indust. Lndry 7.00 Cornett Green Feed 12.60 Empire Mach. Co 210.52 English & Co 34.91 Anderson's Builders Supply 1.95 Ford's Tire Service 1,884.54 Akers Motor Service 291.42 lone Chevron Station 3.50 Shell Oil Co 1,257.48 Donald Munkers 100.00 James Drlscoll, Postmaster 23.20 Becket Equipment 1,080.00 Shell Oil Co, 154.15 The following warrants were issued on the Miscellaneous WHERE'S THE BEST PLACE TO Buy A USED CAR? ! 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Weed Control 857 Jack Van Winkle, Weed Control 10.95 James W. Norene, Dog Fund 4.00 Fred Lynch, Weed Cont 19.64 Kilham Sty. & Prtg Co., Dog Fund 4i.i8 Ralph Marlatt, Weed Cont. 276.39 James W. Norene, Dog Fund 3.00 Empire Mach. Co., Weed Control 9.20 Becket Equip. Co., Weed Control 1.50 Heppner Auto Parts, Weed Control 2.44 Co. Agent's Pur. Acct, Weed Control 21.50 Public Emp. Ret. Bd., Weed Control 9.32 1st Nat'l Bk, Weed Cont 54.60 State Ind. Acc. Comm., Weed Control 13.60 Lyle Cox, Alcohol Enforce ment Fund 30.00, Umatilla Ford Tractor Co., Weed Control 20.81 Tree Yard Cattle SPRAYING Commercial fogging, insect and rodent controL termites, grain elevators sprayed and fogged. Free estimates, work guaranteed. AYERS PEST CONTROL Phone 8-7133 lone AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S HIS 4jUSED CARS Give you a new KIND OF PROTECTION WHEN you Buyf USED CARS ROAD-TESTED WARRANTED glory, new weed . Nil., Olif. 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