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I KtrrXEl CUmt TOtl. Tauradoy. Ortebof 1 tK COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS .. 29 41 . 4.73 RS.16 21.91 23 73 23.43 .. 5.8S 10.16 30.00 1.93 16.50 78.40 ..... 5168 5.95 ... 250.00 25.00 9235 1.67 .. 24.00 1.10 3 00 .... 155 2180 .. 5.00 6.65 9 4S 25.76 .. 250 2430 2.74 10.00 4.40 2935 15.00 250 10.00 ... 1.02 ... 3 80 . 60.00 Cminty Court mH In rrtrular tMon. Up. 3. 114. The rnln utr I I h telou term lf4 and affrmrd. H m r1, n-ccijitl and rrrlrl thai a 3 vrar rwi4 lvy ! itut im.iunl i,l tlikVflo) b eub- Normtwr elevtion. C-rar H ivtrmm nj Mtrvln l4onard have twvn itntHl lo the Fqualuatum BtwM. A dd fijrhi f ay ha tWn rrantrd to Morrow County by Sine KrUtrnwn. THe Court ordrWHl the plat pi the tltv of Roardman 'irovHl anl recorded. It ordere! that an election he held on November 3rd, fvr the formation of the Irrljron Com munity Park and Recreation 1U tril. Tb foUowtaq woxroat w Utued ea tts Gonoroi fuadi Flrt National Bank. SalarW I 57300 St. Ind. Acctd. Comm d . . - - - State Ta Comm., do . Pub. Fmp. Hd-, Sal 1SI W. SK. SoC. 1S4 JM 369.96 T. O. Frrcusksn, Comm. MUeare 1790 Walter II. Have, do 434 Oarar F Peterson. Co. Ct Expense ..... 63-32 Herman W. Winter. DA Rent 6500. Cler. Help 11250. Tel. 37.90. Sup. 12R Ufeco In. Co.. Sal 2199. Ins. 7 42 N. W. Hosp. Serv.. cut o,;mi da Mi. 11.43. Ins. 48.00 - - 15635 , Beverly Gunderson, Co. Ct- 500. Humphrey Drug Co., Sher. Sup rhillip Goodalt, Sher. Car Exp - Richfield Oil Corp.. do Standard Oil Co.. do .. Ford s Tire Sorv.. do Shell Oil Co- do Texaco. Inc. do Lyle Cox. Dep. Sher. Humphreys Drug Co.. Clk') Sup. 1.18. Assess. Sup. 75c Sadie rarrlsh. Co. Clk'. Sup. 5.00. Co. Ct 6.00. JP fith Sun. 550 Roderick Thomson. Assess. Fid. Wk Corvek Med. Equip. Co. H. Nurse Sup. Standard Oil Co- Nurse Car Standard Office Equip.. Nurse, New Equip Ernest joreensen, J P. 5th. Rent - Pacific N. W. Bell. Cur. Exp. John A. Pfeiffer. Cthse. City Water" Dept.. do Parrish Garage, do Herman Green, do Heppner Auto Parts, do .. C J. D. Bauman. Jail Exp. Hazel Bauman. do Wagon Wheel Cafe, do Howard Kline, Just Ct, 6th, Witness Justice Ct. 6th. Jurors Leg. Counsel Comm., Just Ct. 6th, Sup. Dunham Print Co, Elec. Sec. of St.. Data Proc. S?rv do . Wallace H. WoW. M."d, Juvenile Exp. Standard Oft Equip.. Juv. Exp Heppner Gazette -Times, Off. Pub. G. E. Nikander, Surp. Fds., Exp. Turner. Van Marter & Bryant, Bonds Frank Mothershead, Ind. Fund Heppner Cleaners. Jail Exp. -- Marvel & A. G. Hebert, do Just Ct, 6th, Jurors Inland cnem. serv. Rural Fire 53.95 Howard Keithley, Fair Bldg. Fund 11,000.00 Kilham Sty. & Print r.n.. Tax Coll. a.w K510 . 440 , 147 94 ... vuo .. 5tWiO .... 4J . . 3) . . 621 7W . 2X1 . 7 G0C7 165 . 716? 231.14 .. i2.23 Comm. Fund 50 ft) 11. 1 lot, ,n l"hn . Nun Car Fp, - Frnrt Jfgt-nen, Jut Ct, Mh. Trl. 30 T. hup. 54 13 - IN. V. Ind. Laundry. J Clhw - CVI rln IJee. U9K3, Surp, F. 1P. 1HS4. Citmm. Fd. r . . Herkn Fnusp. Co. Ctr.P. Steiltne Trent. Wax Co. hherilf. Jail tp. Averv Ta l.r. Park Fund St Iuh. Wrl. I'wiim, YAVIfan Mahonev A Abtama, Juv Col Pasln :iee, sner. Comm. Fund ..... . Burroufih Corp.. Ta Ci.ll. I'nion Oil Co.. Sher, Car Fmv Pacific N. NV. Bell. Cur, l.'xn. Pnald tl Clark, Sher I Dr. Raymond P. Kich. do tCir. Ct.. Junm 'llumj'hrv) lrug Co, i llr ft Sui. t Rfl Jennie M. pvil. fmatjlla ""i?kVw 4'- t 'k. Ment 111 Sadie Pamh. Elect lona i Community Lanitfill 1'omm, Landfill i.iu.uu Mid Columbia Planning Council iSMOO Amoc. of Oregon Counties 37 5o James C. Walton. Clr. Ct Soee. Attv lul.60 Lorraine Ball. Asses. Off. Clk Marv F. Pryant. IVn. 27651. Co. Ct. 33.31 Elvira Irby. IVp Lillian Sweek. Off. CIK. 119.91. Treas. Emer. Help 5t0rt 169.91 Phillip A. GocKlall. Sivc. IVn ,Edna Chally. H. Nurse .... Alma Green. Off. Clk. iDarl E. Hudson. Jan Margaret Jorgenscn. uil. I Clk - R3-2t L. D. Tibbies. Physician .... 24 09 Kenneth Robinson. Juv- .. 143.96 W. C. DrLscolL Comm. Fund 4759 Nancy B. Dixon. Surp. Fds.. Cler. Help 31.25 Maurice Byrd. Ct. Reporter 115.60 Lorraine Ball. Off. Clk 156.99 Tb following warrants wert Usued on th General Roads Fund: First National Bank 5o.90 Ct Inrt Arrid. fomm 451J4 State Tax Comm - 150.1) Pub. Emp. Ret. Fd. 4W.bs Lifeco Ins. Co. 4S.44 N. W. Hosp. Serv 141.85 Sadie Parrish. Co. Clerk .. 8-40 Heppner Auto Parts Schetky Equip. Corp 5400 Loggers & Cont Mach. 117.95 Stone Mach. Co. 14650 Oregon Motor Serv sa.vo Padberg Mach. Co. 41.49 Russell's Service 13.93 Goodyear Service Stores .... 71.26 Gilliam A Bisbee Hdwe 2.94 Cornett Green Feed 3.74 ritv of HeDDner 404.80 ritv of Board man 28.80 Pitv of lone 89.27 ritv nt Lexineton 62.56 ritv of Irrison 32.24 ritv Water Deot 5.40 Pacific N. W. Bell iu.uu Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. .... 4.32 Arrow Trans. Co. 2,896 30 W. Ind. Laundry 5.M Fulleton Chev. Co. 5858 Kuhn's Garage 16.13 I.pxinrton ImD. Co. ba.lb Pettyjohn's Farm & Bldrs. Sun. Standard Oil Co. 133.92 Heppner Nor-Gas Co. .. N. W. Ind. Laundry 7.62 Columbia Basin Elec. 40.54 Becket Equip. Co. 2 00 Davis Eastern Supply rn 553 Shell Oil Co. 572.40 Union Oil Co asoi Arrow Trans. Co. 1,225.76 slritnna-Boardman Sand and Gravel 838.75 Pacific N. W. Bell 14.90 Labor 4,333.32 Sheli Oil Co., Sher. Car Exp. Comm Tronix, Inc, Sher. 16.90 St Salaries 1.280.62 Roadmaster 427.13 Tba following warrants were issued on the Misc. Funds: First Nafl Bank, Weed Control 3650 St Ind. Accld. Comm., do 51.97 I OFF TO A GOOD START First steps are so important! One of the most essential first steps for YOU to take on behalf of baby is to open a special savings account to provide for his future . . . including a college education! OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION BOX 739 PENDLETON Women Invited To Heart Talk About Husbands "lUtrii and llukbanda" fatur Inf Dr. Paul iHi.tlcy NhMe. tm oi me wvnivis iMmi i ii authotitie on heart dicae. u brin iveMTitrd "for iivn nlv at ih lwtland MctTMMial Cotikcum on November A. a.xxwd ing lo John W. Kendall, Utrn I Iran Awn. prfldcnt, Dchtnf into a the oj'n state Tax fwnm. di ln) lub. Iv KH. M; t 2i 1 Herman W. Winter. Alcohol Enforcement 14 ft' InUnd Chettt. Sen ice, Weed IVntrcl 1.040tW lliinn-r Auto Ssle . . .3 73 Gilliam A Httw lldve, dt 4v! Ilciitu-r Auto ran. .... tu" iVntral Mkt, do fund 3A lUmard Belton, St. Trca. It.l Animal I'.inf 3.7.V (X) Lexington Imp. Co. Wccl Control . :r. Moniwn Supply Cv. do ........ HW Jamc W. Norcne, DVM. ivi? lmd 7tJ Inland Chem. Sct WeeI Conrtol nv.Ou can hrlp aa her man's life nd heart, the boatoiitan coruultant duung 1rlJcnt llrntMrf 'a heart attai-k iU diMtik cai-a. rtuiMt, uirt. art and oi after a i -M aitavk Mith rmhau uit the ierntioo 4 lirait attafc AUa a dtHiuion by TV irr- K.nality Konnle t! With. A hen a Heart Attarti Hit your lam Itv." will be tntrgratcd Into the aftrrnoon program. SiHnrrd bv the lcgort Heart AMi4tion a a free MUtoe l all vmnirn, the rping cif the rrvt Mriou health problem l mer will conclude Hh ' '" formal .anr with tH Paul II USa.hley. Ir. Hcitirt tV GrU wt la, Jr, IH. Janu-a Mr-tialf and Dr. Wayne Rogers who la chair man of the Cardiac at Work com mittee, all from Portland, joining thr White, the bu le riamg heart H-ctalut. and Mr. Worth to anwcr question imni tne audience- Mr. Ira C. Keller U chairman of the -Heart and HuotvamU" Day. with Mr. Cliaih- W. Gunn Mitmi a Oeeo4 Ctialrman n4 Mi, isi.baid MrKeMU ni wn C. It Wlntctmute. cu chairman Vn th ftland nwtix.Mlitan area. In further Informatlim an-l letrnatum omtait the lircon Heart Ablation. 11.11 8 Moitivon, Fwtlani Sam Green Named Soldier of Month Army SiwclalUt four Samurl O. C.n-cn. Zi. n rf Mr. Vctle II Uichardaon. Ileppiier. wa namrxl Kildirr if the month for the ll-th Ttaniotatton lorn i-any nf the I.'.Mh Taniitli"ii luttalion in l.crmany iMotr A tnifk driver In the company, SiHt-lalut Green wa clc1cd for hi aoldietly appearance, kn.w litU'e and erlonnance of du'ie and military cHirtey, Green enters he Army in September. 11 and arrived oerea In August. l'XJ. He wa graduatrxl from Hepp ner High iwhtMil In r.Hai. rm hot too nARLt t. rw uLTJW!?l nut thoM l"hrUtma carda, M ru, tlmn t4tu. Ilfppn. homa v fcuilrvruL With u Or tAITXIW ooo tltCT Mortin Buchanan Dcrr.omt State ltfprfrntatWe fjtk DUblrt I'matllU Ounty larmer, Ifoiwtty Owner, fluln-- man. Former Orrcn IJ'juor Con trol Cmmllon Memhet Martin Buchanan stand for an equitable la pro rram. ii-vrl o p m e n I of watrr reourcea and Indua trial cr,im'n. ... ...... -. I .1 . I m I II ' " n II Al IIMI 11. tum t. A. I VI ". H.A U.-4. 1ii, J"a V. Urwt iim a) aw ix fjii.-. i fin on ini nn nn OPT 0) VtSSf iff iilft m4&lm mm VOTE FOR JOHNSON-HUMPHREY RURAL AMERICA'S TOMORROW IS AT STAKE NOVEMBER 3" HERE IS SENATOR GOLDWATER'S RECORD "I'm not a fomf ond I d1 la oayiWfl obt forming." GoWwofaf in Sowth Corofcio, 1 960. Dipit this odmoix, Kw hi "odk" ! rM form paopla of Amarkoi -f you connet mok mey ki form bvwrmi, do wrtot etftar bwimaumM d fWvtf om Olhf fiaW." Sanor Boor, 1954. .... . Sanotor Cotdwofar'i program for luroi Ajnaoas h to hong up tha "going-wt-f Unlrm" UQn. Thto is rh ColoWar fvtvr for rh forma and rh bvfi aatwnan in Rural Amorico. GOLDWATEX ON A0IICUITUII H I AGAINST ol progromi to Mf lamri mok a decent living. . , "I would gat rid of Agrieuttur Act. In Chrwrior ScVnct Monior, Jonuory 1 95?. . . . If wa allowed a eorttinuotio I fna normal taodaney which hot xild in rhii country tinco H founding, that is tho drifting owoy from tho tmoU farms end tho tendency to bigger farms, tho of fected might bocomo mora goinMly employed by working for rh lorgef farmeri, or by working as mochanics, for xompla.M Sertot spaoch, Apr! 1959. "Nothing will b don to bring disoslor suddenly upon you." National Wowing Contest, Buffalo, N.D., September 1 964. Goldwoter voted AGAINST domairie poriry plon for wheat, 1956. Goldwator voted AGAINST 90 of parity prfco supports and establishment of foil bank, 1 956. Goldwoter . voted AGAINST voluntary emergency feed groins program, 1961. Gokfwater voted AGAINST th omnibus farm M, 1962. ... Goldwoter voted AGAINST th wheot and cotton farm bill, 1964. GOLDWATER ON kUIAl ILICTItlFICATION H is AGAINST this program which brings light and power to Rural America. "In most states, th REA has outlived its vmMhw. Sioux Falls, 1962. ". . . When th local (power) companies eon mov in and find it profitable then th REA (cooperatives) should mov out." Sioux Falls, 1962. (Th tim has come) "to dissolve th Rurol Electrifi cation Administration . . ." Denver, 1963 Goldwoter voted AGAINST loan funds for. REA, 1954. CoWwator voted AGAINST Sonat bill 144 to ta ilor th REA Wnlstrotor'i loan authority, 1959. OOtOWATI ON AREA tEDEVElOPMENT He b AGAINST th program which brings job ond buii nets to Rural America. , . , "I cfiiogree with th implied assumption ol rh odvo cotes of this bit (Area Redevelopment Act! thai eco nomic reverse In certain oro of our country con stitute either a critical or a permanent danger. Such conditions ... or porfeclty normal to the economic cycle of American enterprise . . ." Senot debate, July "Th lot thing th radicals promoting controlled government have com up with is this federal aid for distressed aroas." In IrKfiorwpcJii Slor,AptA 1959. "W hov no business supporting federal oid for depressed aroas." Indianapolis, 1959. Goldwotr voted AGAINST funds for federal aid to depressed areas, 1960. , , , Goldwoter voted AGAINST ora redevelopment grants ond loons, 1961. Goldwoter voted AGAINST funds to continu orea redevelopment, 1963. GOLDWATER ON NATURAL, RESOURCES AND ruww Ho i AGAINST a program which It building lh strength of America. "I think TVA should b urnd over to fr ntr prise even if they could only get $1 for It." Addrest to National AttodoHon of Plumbing Contractors, Jun 1 961 . "Tn momnf w set asid th wildernest areas . . , what was one a beautiful section of th United Statet will be oyrwn by peopl who hov no desir at all to go Into a wildrn." Congretsiono Record, Sep tember 1961. . "Th Youth Conservation Corps ... if naetea, would prov a sham." Senate debate, April 1 963. Goldwoter voted AGAINST establishing national wildornesi preservation system, 1961 and 1963. Goldwater voted AGAINST self-financing plan for TVA 959. Goldwater voted AGAINST Hells Canyon Dam which would havrdeveloped th full natural resources of th Snak Rivr, 1957. ..... . . Goldwater voted AGAINST fundt for flood control proiectt, 1954. t I JOHNSON HUMPHREY HAVE FAITH IN THE FUTURE Thy do NOT odvoeat marching bockword into Rural AmarJco'i potf with itt bockbraking labor, it incorrvtnlanc, Hi Jnucority ond iti poverty of hopl Tftolr fcrfmn end fnolr recordi fosffy to fher lolth In our fwtwro ' "Wa art going o continu lo giv lha farmr hi rtghlful ploc ond hit rightful thara In Amrican SocJry." Priidn Johnion, Minnopolii, Juna 1964. "No 'lolullon' o the form prebUm U occpobl which would, In rTcf, fore th imoll farmr off hii land." Sanofor Humphrey In book, War on Povtrfy. "Wrtol hoi happened In American ogrlculluro ihli cenlury I a mon-mado mlracl ond not a man-mad men, oi w lometimei hear. Ono American farmer today can feed more than 27 other people. When I wai born, he wai feeding only hii family and one ofher penon. Thai ifory needi lo be fold, and fold accurately, because thai Ii Iho ilory of American agriculture." Pru dential Menage lo National Farm Editor, May 1964. "In a real lenie we need lo understand thai agri culture U In the forefront of the itruggle for a better world , . . Ills whal ii putting America ahoad." Senator Humphrey on Senate floor, August 1964. "I can assure you of this Adminitfration'i stolid dedi cation to a itrong and dynamic REA program." Message by President Johnson lo National Rural Electric Coopera tive Association, March 1964, (fa. RURAL'AMERICANS for WMS1M' MUIId) ' r UULJW tOBIRT W, SCOn, HAW BIVU, N.C. NATIONAL CHAIRMAN MRS. MARY CONCfl IOLA, KANSAS VICI CHAIRMAN CHARLIS MAHONIY JORDAN, MONTANA VICI CHAIRMAN L i yj 1 jf f LJ!L- LOCAL SPONSORS (Pd. Ad By Morrow County Democratic Central Committee, Al Lamb, Heppner, Chairman) T Pleas send m campaign literature . o i a lu uiArLinn nnA wfti!ni fnt Jnhmon.HumDhrey. You can couni on m ro neip wit iwmi j ... -- , . I Name. I I I j Mail to RURAL AMERICANS FOR JOHNSON-HUMPHREY, 1 023 - 1 5th St., N.W., Washington, D. C Address.