COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
County Court met in regular
session ,on September 2, 1959.
The minutes of the August term
were read and approved. Willard
Baker of Boardman, Oregon, was
appointed the 3rd member of the
Equalization Board for the year
1959.
The sum of $2,700.00 was ord
ered transferred from the Gen
eral Fund to the Weed Control
Fund.
After receiving bids from sev
eral companies, Harold T. Keller,
of Hermiston, was given the con
tract to re-roof the courthouse for
the sum of $1,565.00.
The following warrants were
issued on the General Fund:
Oscar E. Peterson, -Judge $343.04
Sadie Parrish, Clk 314.64
Mary Bryant, Deputy 283.55
C. J. D. Bauman,, Sheriff 354.42
Elvira Irby, Deputy 249.50
Lilliam Sweek, Deputy .... 214.95
Sylvia McDaniel, Treas 233.92
Harry Dinges, Assessor .... 366.94
Rod Thomson, Deputy .... 326.18
Velma Glass, Health
Nurse 342.42
Shirley Loyd, Off. Clk 96.88
Darl Hudson, Janitor .... 291.03
J. O. Hager, Just. Peace .... 157.72
R. B. Rands, Just Peace .... 97.50
Josephine Rands, Off. Clk. 47.55
A. D. McMurdo, Physician 24.37
Herbert W. White, Jr., Ct.
Reporter 91.00
North Morrow Co. Fair
Board, No. Morrow Co.
Fair 4000.00
E. O. Ferguson, Cty. Ct ....116.39
Russell K. Miller, Cty. Ct. 40.42
State Pub. Wei. Comm.,"
Assistance 3107.00
Richfield Oil Corporation,
Sheriff's Car 58.11
Pacific Tel., Current
Expense 126.55
Mahoney & Abrams, D. A 48.72
Harry Dinges, Assessor's
Field Work 34.56
Northwest Hosp. Serv.,
Salaries 147.40
First Nat. Bk. of Ore., Sal. 539.60
New! Continental Pancake
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The new Continental Pancake creates an aura of Old World
glamourl It comes to the table puffed up with pride under a crown
of cranberries or apple sauce. And it has a secret: the Continental
Pancake is so easy to make from ingredients usually on hand,
even new cooks can have gourmet resultsl Serve with beverage as
an exciting main dish.
Continental Pancake
1 tablespoon shortening ft cup milk
3 eggs Butter
cup sifted all-purpose Lemon juice
flour Honey or sugar
1 tablespoon sugar Confectioners' sugar
H teaspoon salt Cranberry or apple sauce
Place fat in deep skillet (10 to 12-inch diameter), and place in
oven while ingredients are being mixed and oven preheated to
'450F. Beat eggs until light. Blend flour, sugar, salt; add to egg
mixture; add milk. Beat until smooth. Remove skillet from oven,
spread shortening to grease bottom. Pour in all batter. Bake 15
minutes (until pancake is puffy, well-risen, brown). Dot surface
with butter. Sprinkle with lemon juice and honey or sugar. Roll,
or fold from opposite sides to center, making three layers. Turn
out on warm platter. Garnish with fruit. Dust with confectioners'
sugar. Serve promptly. Makes 1 or 2 servings.
Incid'ls 20.16
Heppner .Gazette-Times,
Sheriffs Inc. 7.65; Off.
Publ. 35.75; D. A. 22.50
65.90
83
Dept.
Velma Glass, H.
Petty Cash
Publ. Emp. Ret. Bd. Sal. ...
Norman C. Nelson,
Sheriff's Incid'ls
Kilham Sty. & Printing
Co. Tax Collection
East Oregonian, Pub.
& Advertising
Velma R. Glass, H. Dept. ..
R. B. Rands, Off. Rent
25.00, Supplies, Just. Ct.
.28.39 .'. 53.39
. 60.00 Bruce Motors, Inc.,
411.39 Assessor's Incid'ls 80
Oregon St. Tax Comm.,
... 4.66 Assessor's Field Wk 52.00
A. D. McMurdo, M. D.,
257.48 Jail Expense 18.00
Herman Green, Cthse 3.00
. 40.00 Eastern Ore. Tel. Co 13.35
.. 11.50 Mahoney & Abrams,
D. A. Phone 16.74
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff's
Order How-Beat the Rush
Christoas &
Cards Bfu'j'
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IMPRINTED WITH
KD
our name
FOR
25 for $2
45
And Up
Come in now and choose your cards- while there li still a large selection.
Pick out your cards early and not have that worry when the Holiday rush begin.
There is a wide selection beautiful cards at low as S2.45 for 25 six
books to choose from.
Heppner Laundry, Jail Ex
Roscoe N. Allen, Sheriff's
Incid'ls 7.44
Kilham Sty. & Ptng Co,.
Clk's Incid'ls 40.10
Phil's Pharmacy, Sheriff's
Incid'ls v 50
State Ind. Accid. Comm.,
Salaries 16.38
Joseph Tatone, Pub. & Adv. 301.91
Ed Hug, Pub. & Adv 80.00
Chas. Anderegg, Publ. &
Adv 25.00
Hayes Groc., Pub. & Adv 32.95
Boardman Supply, Publ. & j
Adv 2.09 I
Tara Waymlre, Pub. &
Adv 8.00
Robert Reed, Pub. & Adv 50.00
John Pfeiffer, Cthse 35 1
Sadie Parrish, Co. Clk.,
Petty Cash 9.93'
City Water Dept., Cthse 7.50
Pioneer Memorial Hosp,
Jail Exp. 144.80
Oregon St. College Extens.
Serv,. Co. & Ext. Agent 5550.00
Central Meat Mkt, Indigent
Fund 25.00
Standard Oil Co. of Cal.,
Nurses Car 12.64, Sheriff's
Car, 4.66 17.30
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
: 103.91
Phil's Pharmacy, Sheriff's
Incid'ls 2.10
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwre
Co., Cthse 6.25
Heppner-Morrow Co.
Chamber of Commerce,
cty. ct 50.00
The following warrants were
issued on the General Roads
Fund:
W. C. Heath 366.12
Lewis Ball 306.80
C. J. D. Bauman, sheriff .... 59.32
Thomas Wells 342.22
DIcle Borman 342.22
Calvin Yackley 390.23
Laurel Wilson 390.23
H. C. Sherer 422.20
Harry Munkers 35.41
Andy Hayes 311.69
Ray Bailey 327.19
Glenn Irby 354.22
Donald Munkers 389.32
C. J. D. Bauman, sheriff .... 377.82
Charles Bailey 311.69
Gerald Rood $25.92
Donald Ball 354.22
George Irvln 377.82
Marlon Palmer 250.00
Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 116.79
City Water Dept 5.20
Sadie Parrish, Co. Clk 12.84
John Pfeiffer 2.10
First Nat'l Bk of Oreg 666.00
State Ind. Accld. Comm. .. 285.86
Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd 168.72
Pacific-Tel 13.65
C J. D. Bauman, sheriff 3.25
Crult's Replacement parts 45.73
Union Oil Co 221.68
English & Co 275.35
Farley Motor Co 18.56
Umatilla Elec. Co-op.
Monument News
By MARTHA MATTESON
Mr and Mrs Don Van Burs
kick of Portland were hunting
guests at the ranch of Mr and
Mrs Theron King.
Mr and Mrs Earl Barnard spent
two weeks visiting in Eugene
and Portland.
June Hutchison and children
spent the past weekend at the
Dick Hlese ranch near Ritter.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. October 22. 1959
Ass'n 1.00
Howard Cooper Corp 34.58
Howell's Union Service .... 170.00
Bruce Motors, Inc 176.05
Shell Oil Co 1085.20
City of Heppner 325.96
City of lone 73.34
City of Lexington 52.53
City of Boardman 33.88
City of Irrigon 19.98
Paul Pettyjohn 48.28
Heppner Auto Parts 186.10
A. W. Davis Supply Co 444.12
Fruehauf Distributing Co .... 29.92
Oil Filter Service Co 32.10
Ford's Tire Service 343.65
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwre Co. 85.35
A. W. Davis Supply Co 59.48
Lexington Implement Co. 2575.00
Pacific Power & Light Co 6.18
Portland Wire & Steel
Warehouse 332.13
Lexington Implement Co. 323.90
R. O. Spickerman & Co .... 2700.00
C. J. D. Bauman, sheriff 6.25
Union Pacific Railroad Co. 30.29
The following warrants were
Issued on the Miscellaneous
Fund: i
Ralph Marlatt 138.24
Mrs Doris Ashmead, son and a
daughter of Fossil visited with
her sister and family, Mrs Roeta
Hinton over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Gene Vaughan
and children drove to Pendle
ton Saturday on business.
Rev Paul Kimmel and two
children were in from the valley
for a few days to hunt and visit.
He was a former rtastor herp.
I Mr and Mrs Kenny Holmes of
Heppner were hunting guests at
the Vandetta home Friday and
Saturday.
The M M M club will meet
at the home of Ellen Stubble
field for their next meeting Nov
5. All ladles are welcome.
Mr and Mrs II D Hinton, Grade
and Diane drove to John Day
Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Boyer
drove to John Day Thursday on
business.
Roy Harmon and Ivan Price of
Blue River stopped at the Matte
son home Monday evenine for
a visit while here hunting. Price
used to live here.
George Stubblefield took his
father, Murd to John Day Wed
nesday where he entered the hos
pital for a checkup.
Mrs Bob Neel and children, her
grandmother, Mrs Belle Neal.
were dinner guests Tuesday at
the Rolce Fulleton home in
Heppner.
Mr and Mrs George CaDon and
Delsle Sweek were business call
ers in Heppner Wednesday.
Mrs Theron King spent sever
al days at the ranch from her
winter home In Pendleton. Her
son Earl stayed In Pendleton for
school.
Mr and Mrs John Hawk and
children of Fossil spent the
weekend with his aunt, Mrs H D
Hinton.
. Grace Keller of Portland and
Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of
Springfield, Illinois were guests
at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs
Theron King.
Mrs Vera Gardner and Mrs
Mattle Stubblefield drove to John
Day Thursday evening to vlst
Murd Stubblefield who Is in the
hospital.
Mrs Mary Du Bosch drove to
Heppner Tuesday on business.
Mr and Mrs George Capon, Del-
sia Sweek, May De Hinton and
Sharon Hinton drove to Dayville
Wednesday evening for a birth
day party in honor of Becky
Stewart.
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not done or not needed is costing the Amer
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$500,000,000 a year.
You pay for it every time you shopj because
featherbedding costs are hidden in the price of
everything you buy.
Obsolete union work rules, involving the rail
road operating employees, are responsible for this
gigantic burden. Right now, for instance, these
rules require every diesel locomotive to carry a
fireman -even though diesels have no fires to
stoke, no boilers to tend. ,
The forthcoming negotiations between the rail
roads and the unions are urgently important to
the whole nation.
In asking the unions to drop these featherbedding
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work for a fair day's pay.
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