KCrfNCR CAZtTTE TIMCt. ThMdaf. Julf U IMi
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Ciaimy Court met In rrgular
-kin on Jun 7, The
minute wl the previous term
v er m ad "! approved. The fol
lowing members wr'e apjolnlrd
lo the l!url Fir to erv for a
term 'f ii J par: Andy Van
SlK-Uik. chairman. rank An
!i-f..ii. C). V. CuUforth, Donald
Mi Klltjfott, am) Palph Crum. Th
office vt the County A"ieor
was declared vacant a td June
. l'.CL and Oliver Cresulck
i api-ointed lo (ill out the un
(tidied term of Harry Dlneetu
llie County Court ordered fi.
01.0 tranferrcd fnim the Alco
Ind Control Fund to the tieneral
Fund. The County Court ordered
K2.S.7J.57 transferred from the
Motor Llivnse Fund lo the Gen
eral ad Fund.
The following warrant war
Issued on th General Fundi
K. il. Ferciixon. fly. Ct. $ 12 GS
Milton A. lilecel. Cty. Ct. 45.50
2IH0
.St. Ind. Are. Comm.. Sal
N. V. Ilosp. Serv.. Sal.
HifUO. Ins. 52.0(1. DA
9.30 1 Cliff)
Find Nat l. Ilk., Sal 616.10
Tub. Kmp. Itet. Bd.. Sal.
1.57.10, Sue. St. 42H.K8 -- 583.f
W. K. Flner & Co. Clk's
Ine. 26 87, Asses. Inc.
:87 53.7-1
Ore. Assoc. of Co. Asses.
Assess. Ine 23.00
P.odc rick Thomson, Assess.
Fid. VVk. 13.36; Assess.
Ine. .50 15.H6
Orejr. St. Tax Comm
Ajtsm Fid. Wk 93.R1
C. J. D. Baumnn. Sher. Inc.
16 W. Sold. Ind. Fd..
193 18.82
Phil's Pharmacy, Sher. Inc. 2.3
Mill's Off. Machines, Tax
Coll -. 26.52
Standard Oil Co.. Sher. Car 20.33
Texaco. Inc. Sher. Car 22.48
Union Oil Co.. Sher. Car
14.33. Nurse's Car 9.60 .... 23.95
Standard Oil Co., Nurse's
Car 44.22
Velma R. Class, It. N 11.90
Ifeimncr Gazette-Times,
M. Nurse ... 4.00
Humphreys Drug Co., II
Nurse 2.50
Merman Green. Cthse 3.00
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe.,
Cthse. Inc 1.33
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.,
Cthse. Inc 2.00
John A. Pfelffer, Cthse.
Inc 1.58
City Water Dept., Cthse. Inc. 14.30
I'ac. Power & Light,
Cthse. Inc 131.04
Heppner Hdwe. & Elec,
Cthse. Inc 1.25
Dick's Flower Shop. CUise.
Inc 7.50
R. B. Rands. Just. Ct 25.00
Hermiston Stationers, Just.
Ct 1.35
Dunham Printing Co. Ct.
Ct 7.00
Archie Bechdolt, do 10.70
Edd Bennett, do 7.58
Barton E. Clark, do 9.2C
Robert Jepsen, do 10.54
Oris Pad berg, do 8.78
Lee Palmer, do 10.36
Doris Watklns, do 8.14
Arcl Colllnsworth, do 16.04
Gene Monohan, do 16.04
. 17 M
1 7 Mi
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. 1S.IW
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17.M
15(m4
17 l
1721
23.00
15 fW
24 U)
, 7 .VS
15 VI
10.14;
10 :
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1070
10.36
17 10
. 891
17.10
7JW
. 9 90
. 7JSH
1710
17.10
. 9.26
. 7.5
19.10
18.70
16.50
12.19
25.35
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Ilalldi Mm klcy. do
IlilUrd lUuwn. do
Ft frtiiin, da
John Kottkamp. do .,
J. O. Tufn-r, do
( fiM.Mte White, d .
F- i. Akers, do
Margaret Akera, do . .
t'l.te AlUtoit. do , -Charles
Iht'kel. do ..
I.aun I Ann Cawum, do .
Ih liMit Ftnert. do .... . .
Victor Gronhen. do
Miner Heath, do ,
lielty Manpjardl. do
Kdlth Partlw. do .
Ciekton lt'-riim. d . ..
Far I Sunder, do ..
Ktlw-r Andcrimn, do .....
Kdt til-4-ri Andcron. do ....
lanward llefuevin. do .
Charles Carlnull, do ......
A. I- Vum; do
GeorjM" Currln, do
ItertH-rt FJtstrom. Jr., do
Juanlia Lathrop, du
Fucene Majeske. do .
Juanita Martin, do
William Parker, do
Randall Peterson, do
Mildred K.iurh, do
W. C. IUhewall. do
Paul Slaughter, do
Vernon Stewart, do
Mary Van Blokiand. do ...
Wavel Wilkinson, do
J. O. Ilaeer, do
Watinii Whwl Cufe. lo
Mdhoney & Abranis. DA .
Mah.mey It Abrums. DA .
Wee T V. Shop, Civ. Ifc-r. .
Keoimmy Mkt i Lot kers,
Jail Lxp
ppner Gawlle Times,
Off. Pub
Turner. Van M.irter
Bryant, Bonds
St. Pub. Wei. Comm.,
Welfare 3.12G.25
Kllham Sta. & Print. Co.,
Clk's Inc. 10.03; Tax
Coll. 138 63; Just Ct.
168.89
Heppner Auto Sales, Inc.
Sher. Car
Lloyd M. Berger, Co. Ct. .
Richfield Oil Corp. Sher.
Car
Shell Oil Co. Sher Car
Humphreys Drug Co.,
Clk's Inc
Frlden, Inc. Assess. Inc 104.00
James Driscoll, P. M.
Assess. Inc 166.80
4-H Club, 4 II Club 150.00
Union Oil Co., Sher. Car .... 12.02
Kirk's Safety Sup. Cthse.
Inc 20.00
Heppner Auto Parts,
Rural Fire 1S.Z4
Hill's Office Machines
Cir. Ct 8.38
Tha following warrants were
issued on the General Road
Fund:
St. Ind. Ace. Comm 176.02
Klrst Nut'l Uank 959.H0
Pub. E:mp. Ret. Bd 271.78
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe 21.80
City Water Dept 4.65
Pac. Power & Light Co
Heppner Auto Parts 70.23
Indust. Air Prod. Co 15.69
Pac. Western Lines 943.20
Standard Oil Co 100.00
Fulleton Chev. Co 2.03
Sadie Parrish 25.00
Ford's Tire Service,
Heppner 117.36
Pendleton Auto Tai ts 3.20
Oregon St. Hwy. Dept 140.00
Brutscher's Garage 91.58
Greenfield
r MAST LEE MAUOW
. 7M
5
41!3!
71 .21 1
15001 Mndir .f Grerrd i M Grangp
10 (il I rl.l a pu iiii- Sutsija) on the 1 4 n
at the h-jnie f Mr. and Mf
'.Nathan llcxi. ih 4' aMend
, Inf. Out t.t tvn furti were
Mi TTiotpea parrnu. Mr. and
Mr. Paul Sniiih uf Union, and
tlu Tlir -' -n and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mr. Larry
Thi( anil daughter JoAnn.
J,u lie ami Judy uf llenninton.
(tilier uet uere Mr. and Mr.
Iurn.iiil .i)vn and daughter
Beverly ai.d Shtnn. Mr. Mar
ia ret Klit. Mr. and Mr. Fm
itK-tt M Kenie and family, !!
nl Milkman, henry Daniel.
Mi Dll-rt CariM-nter and Fl-l-Ma,
Mr. I'wis Carp'nter, and
Tr.iit-e FerguiMin. the latter of
Dimsmuir. Calif. Other prewnt
were Mr. and Mr, uyoe ianne
hill. Mr. ami Mt. Guy Ferguson.
Mr. Ciill Hamilton. Mr. and
Mr. Mron Watt and Tammy.
Mr. Cliud Couts, Mr. Kuell
Milh r. Mr. and Mr. F.aU Brlt'g,
Arthur Allen. Fddie Smith, San
dia and Teresa Thorjie.
Grange
Has Picnic
e.-K in i.U.-i.dii le. tt'Hih
I T; HU-u.Hr.i II Camp at
l u '. rfl l a K f car H- Pl'nel lt
) lur Grunqulst.
Sunday ltr
Ml h'lltw ; law . .. "-
12.36
!4.70
50.00
317.55
. 48.46
. 48.00
... 4.01
. 57.90
98
Word ha hi-en received here
i.f the death of George W. Spring.
87. July 2. In Portland. A red
dent here about 40 years ago. he
was a half -brother of the late
Mrs. Nick Faler, alio a former
resident. He was born Nov. 16,
1M73 In Norristown. Pa. Survivors
Include his wife Tressie. Funeral
sen lees were held July 5 at the
Mt. Scott Funeral Home In Port
land, with burial In Lincoln
Memorial Mausoleum.
Participate In Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hescock
and children Maria. Doug and
Melissa have returned home
from a two weeks trip to Klam
ath Falls visiting at the home
of Mrs. Mescock's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Lincoln Lcitzke. While j
there they attended the wedding
of her sister, Myrna Leitzke and
John Fuss, July 2. Mrs. Hescock
was matron or minor, iicscock
was an usner, ana Maria was
flower girl at the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gronquist
and children Keith, Dennis and
Karen have returned home from
a two weeks trip to Duluth and
Clomtct, Minn, visiting Gron
ouist's oarents. Mr. ana Mrs,
John Gronquist and other rel
at Ives. Thev were called there
by the serious Illness of the sen
1.25
ANNOUNCEMENT
This is to announce sale of my Insurance business
at lone to Charles O'Connor. Effective immediately,
Mr. O'Connor will service nil existing policies.
I wish to express sincere thanks to all my clients
for their business during the past 12 years. Mr. O'Con
nor Is experienced in this business and I trust that
all my former clients will want to continue doing
business with him.
WALTER DOBYNS
lone Chevron Stn
Umatilla Elec. Co-op
Assoc. 1.00
Northwest Ind. Lndry. Co 8.44
Lexington Imp. Co 84.18
Ford's Tire Service,
Tendlcton H-80
Stone Machinery Co 363.02
Ecall Pipe and Tank
Corporation 2,352.81
Balzer Mach. Co 136.60
Heppner Auto Sales 18.45
Poitland Wire & Steel
Warehouse 102.68
A. W. Davis Supply Co 81.51
Union Oil Co 1,479.03
Tri-Countv Equip. Co 32.65
Garrabrant Chev. Co 27.51
Cruit's Replacement Parts 63.33
II. C. Sherer 34.91
Peters-DcLaet, Inc 60.12
Loggers & Cont. Mach. Co. 26.80
Commission of Public Docks 4.03
The following warrants were
Issued on the Miscellaneous
Funds:
St. Ind. Acc. Comm.,
Weed Control 9.92
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe.
Co., Weed Control 20.09
Lexington Imp. Co.,
Weed Control 2.26
Lexington Oil Co-op. Inc.,
Weed Control 7.96
Paul Pettyjohn Co.,
Weed Control 40.50
City of lone, Weed
Control 1.40
Ford's Tire Service,
Weed Control 37.08
Bancroft-Whitney Co.,
Law Library 17.00
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe.
Weed Control 1.05
WE WILL BE
CLOSED FOR VACATIONS
JULY 17 Thru JULY 29
To allow our entire crew the opportunity for a vacation
we will be shut down for a two-weeks period. There will
be no cleaning done during that time but the office will
be open to pick up cleaning daily from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
WE WILL REOPEN MONDAY. JULY 31
REMEMBER: Office Open Daily From 9 to 1 During
Vacation So You May Pick Up Your Cleaning.
HEPPNER CLEANERS
PH. 6-9441
of Mr. and Mr. H.-r.rv Gantrn.
U-m rre Mr. and .Mi. Ll-d
leirike and daucMrr S.'Ufle) i.f
Sandy, Other rut 1 1 vi-it--i wei
GdMriil-in'a hri tl.t-f in 1 1' a'-4
iiif. Mr. and .',: Waller Huff
man anil children Annalee, Kath
lern and Handy if Cama.
Wah.
Mr. Gofj;r .sunrd l a pa
lien! In the liaeri!y vf Oit
eon Meitieal Sehd hot.,tal in
!t inland,
Robert llamoud ha! minor l
aurgrry at the Gfl Sbri-herd
h'-pual In HerinlHtoii lust vet k.
! He la recujieratiPg at home.
j Mr and Mr. Tiho r.iiiSJ and
jM-ven children of Portland were
week-end vlxltor at the home
of Mr. Simild's p.irents. Mr. and
Mrs. Adolf Skiuti, and other
relative.
Mr. and Mr. Ted Zivney and
children Teddle Joe. Susan and
John of West Linn ienl the
week end at the home of Zlv
ney's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hen
ry Zivney.
Mr. and Mr. Zearl Gillespie
v Kited Monday and Tuesday in
Moses Lake. Wash, at the home
-.f Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wtllkie.
Mr. and Mrs. Je T.ttone at
tended the noif tournament in
Hmd on July 4, and then went
to KIk Lake for several das.
They alx visited Peterson's rock
gardens and the reindeer farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tatone went
to Poitland Monday where Mrs.
Tatone attended an all state
department chairmen meeting
Tuesday of the Oregon Feder
ation of women's clubs at the
home of Mrs. Fred C. Gast. c'.itcj
president.
Mrs. Arthur Allen has been
called back to Emery, Utah, by
the illness of her stepfather. Hoy
ftordcll. His condition at this
time is very critical.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl P.riis sent
several days last week at Clear
Lake In company with Mrs.
f
lr . ti.i i (,d Mt.-t ;n
A 1. "?'!-';
A !...!. , and Mr and Mi
t . C. Caini yie of fS.Itlan'i. hel
o-.no'.t V.(. anil .'.tin. A II I'at
rn , leof I'.iMland. af-d liil ta ! f
U h of hjlr-in.
Anita Gainer ! J! ' lste,l
.tl -ik at the h.-me if Mr
and M' iM-wcy West
Aitloir Allen and hi -n I lay
Ion f Grander, Uih. .-nt m-v
i-rsl dsv IlkliH'i,' at ,suipfie
LrtKe in Wnshii.fc-toiv lli iivitii-r
Mi, lutJ, Allen, aeeompaiil.d
hi.'n a far a Grander ai;d rc
mali'.ed there with M:. CUvOn
Allen.
Mr. and Mr, il. C. xn and
Mn. Chri and Steve li-ive re
turned holi.e fioin a three weeks
trip ly f.thell. Wash., where
lin y visited at the home of Di it'
I i. Hu-i In l.iw and hit.ter, Mr.
triil Mrs. I'll hard llur.t..n. They
alxi visited Mrs. Ifc-il's moitu-r.
Mr. K. J Finch, at Tmnma,
Wash, on tlieir vvav home.
Mr. and Mr. Im Kowm-y and
sons Jerry ami Wayne upcnt two
days in Prosper, Wash, at the
home i f Ihiwiiey s patents, Mr
and Mi. Karl Uowney.
Mr. and Mrs. Khin Kly and
ilauht-r Kileen hjK-ht the 4th at
Kmlrant Springs park with their
son in law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Kldun Lilly an.l fam
ily of La Grande.
Gloria Baldino of Portland anil
Pat Sicilian of Kuk'ene are visit
in;: at the home of their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
II ives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shattuck
ind son Martin sjcnt part of the
holidays visiting at the home of
ih ir son and daughter in-law,
!r. and Mrs. Douglas Shattuck.
In Klamath Falls. They then
went lo D.iyville to the home of
their son and dauhter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shattuck,
and they all Sxnt the 4th at
I'kiah. Mrs. Shattuck's mother,
Mrs. Delia Faulkner, who has
been visiting here, spent last
ji.i.-r
Li
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t, eluded
i-i.u- i!.f
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Sll.-tVl
Uht fJanieU.
t hrrl Iiar.lrls.
There. Ball.
.,,.1 ;.' ran
. l:u:i Milhi and Mrs.
.'iim r to-'k a crup of
to the Junior Wvelh lidde
m ar II ! Piver Mond.iy.
In lha croup Met Tunmy IW11-an-.y,
JutsniiJ Plw. Itahai4
.summer and Rithatd VatMiuv
Mr and Mi Fink Mallow
v ultrd at the l. ini of Mr Lauts
llj.ilry in I'matilU Sundny, and
viiid Ma:low' btvthei. H
Marlow, who U a patirni in ti.
llitalilla huj'lia wild pi.ru-
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