Boundary Changes
Reduce Heppner
Forest Territory
The recent reorganization of the
Umatilla national forest has made
several changes in ranger district
boundaries. The Heppner rantrer
district was reduced in size by add.
ing the Ellis guard station area to
the Ukiah district. All of the area
east of Big Potamus creek, Ar
Lookout, and Arbuckle Corral is
now a part of the Ukiah district.
This area includes the Five Mile
cattle range, and Silver Creek, Mat.
lock and Thompson Flat sheep al
lotments. The Ukiah ranger station will be
a year-long station where formerly
the headquarters were moved to
Pendleton during the winter months.
Edgar J. Parker, formerly of Hepp
ner, has been the ranger at Ukiah
the past two years but recently was
transferred as ranger to Bend, Ore.
Fenon G. Whitney is the new rang
er at Ukiah coming from Medford,
Ore.
Other changes of the Dale district
to the Umatilla forest; he boundary
eludes all national forest land on
of the La Grande district now in
the Grande Ronde drainage.
The changes in ranger district
trict boundaries wll not pffect. lo
cal people using the forest. Camp
fire, post, wood and ole permits can
still be obtained at the local ranger
station.
home in Klamath Falls. She reared
a family of six children, five of
whom survive. These are four dau
ghters, Mrs. Ola Wittenburg of
Yamhill, Mrs. Ralph Aubrey of Cot
tage Grove, Mrs. Raymond Steers
and Mrs. Robert Steers of Klamath
falls, and one son, Wayne Baird,
Klamath Falls; 20 grandchildren
and eight grandchildren; a niece,
Mrs. Lavila Morris of Townsend,
Mont., and a nephew. Eslie Walker
of Lexington.
Mrs. Baird was 77 years of age.
Shrine Clubs Hear
Twin Cities Speaker
Morrow county Shrine club and
auxiliary held their respective
meetings at the Masonic temple
Saturday, March 9. Jerry Summer
hays of Milton-Freewater Shrine
club was guest speaker for the
evenng.
joint ocial hour was enjoyed with
After the business meetings a
joint social hour was. en joyed with
refreshments and cards. High bridge
prize went to Mrs. W. C. Rosewall,
low to Mrs. Rodney Wentworth.
high pitch to Wm Seehafer, low to
John Wightman; high pinochle to
Allen Case, low to . Rodney Went
worth; high Chinese checkers to
Mrs Markham Baker, low to Mrs.
John Wightman.
Hosts of the evening were Mr. and
Heppner Gazette Times, March 14, 1946 5
Mrs. Merle Blake, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Warden and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson
HOST TO BOOKWORMS
, Miss Leta Humphreys was host
ess Tuesday evening to the Book
worms at which time Mrs. Frances
Mitchell reviewed the book "Black
Rose", by Costaine. There were
nine present to enjoy the book re
view and the refreshments served
by the hostess.
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Pioneer Residnt
Dies at Klamath Falls
Word comes from Klamath Falls
of the passing of Mrs. Harriet
Baird there on March 1. Death fol
lowed an illness of one week. Ser
vices were held in the First Chris
tian church, the pastor, Rev. How
ard Hutchins, oficiating. Interment
was made in the Linkville ceme
tery. Mrs. Baird was a resident of Mor
row county for more than 50 years,
leaving here in 1927 to make her
St. Patrick's Day
DANCE
1.0. 0. F. Hall
Lexington
SATURDAY
MARCH 16
Sponsored by
Catholic Ladies'
Altar Society
IONE
CARDINALS
Refreshments
Adm. 50c; tax 10c
Total 60c
St. Patrick's Day
Dinner
lone High
Gym
1:30-3:00 p. m.
Sunday, Mar. 17
Children 75c
Adults $I.OO
LEGION AUXILIARY
Mrs. E. H. Miller will be hostess
ot the Amercan Legion auxiliary
at her home on North Court street
at 8 p. m. Tuesday, March 19. Mrs.
Loyal Parker will be assisting hos
tess.
Miss Rose Hoosier spent the very well this winter and Miss
week-end at the home of her par- Hoosier seizes every opportunity to
ents in Stanfield. Mr. Hoosier is not go home.
METAL WEATHER STRIPS-
Rock Wool Insulation
Insect Screens
The fuel shortage is still on
SAVE UP TO 35 KEEPS OUT DUST, SOOT, SNOW
REDUCE summer temperatures
Call R. D. Lehman, Salesman 1342 Heppner
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Chamberlain Company of America
1226 S. W. Stark St. Portland, Ore.
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GIVE Ch
Generously
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to tf
American Red Cross
Its mission is never ended!
J. C PENNEY CO.
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PUZZLED!
You will lose that puzzled ex
pression when you read our
menu. It is easy to order
a meal here, for no matter
what you select you are bound
to be satisfied.
Join the well-fed ranks
by taking your meals at
HEPPNER CAFE
Just Received Today
Large shipment of front shock absorbers for 39
through 9U2 Chevrolets . . We feel fortnnate to
receive this hard-to-get item.
HODGE CHEVROLET CO.
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and it is our pleasure to serve you with
the very best the markets offer
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