4-Hcppner Gozette Times, Heppncr, Oregon, October 9, 1947
KINZUA NEWS
By KKa M. heathers
The Orcein M;itc fx a minor,
Lawrrnff A. Wilry i,f Salmi, was
hTP Thurnrlay morninp p i n g
exam to Ihf employes only
Thl was his first trip hero.
Mrs. Kale Jellick had t he mis
fortune of rM'inc Mrurk hy a fall
ing board which struck her an
kle, injuring her quite painful
ly. She ha boon confined to her
home the past week, hut was
called to Portland on business
with her son Mark on Monday
the 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Coleman
spent several days in Tor! land
attending to business last week.
Larry ( lark returned to Kin
ua on Tuesday from the Chapin
Creek guard station where he
had spent the summer working
for 1he state forest sen ice. He
will begin work in the Kinzua
mercantile.
Mr. and Mrs .Sterling Wahm
, took his father, "Mel." to The
i Mid Columbia hospital on Thurs
I day, w here he is receiving treat
I ments for several days,
j Mr. and Mrs. Owen Leathers
hunted the past week end with
' Mr. and Mrs. Otto Leathers. Mrs.
I Joy L. Tower and Mr. and Mrs.
I Dave Gardner of Vancouver. VVn..
'and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carmich-
I aei oi i-exingion. iwo nice
j bucks w ere bagged.
I Mr and Mrs. Stan Wright and
'.daughter went to The Dalles for
medical attention on Saturday,
I w ith the George Greens,
i Mr. and Mrs. Hub Debock spent
i sev eral days visiting with Wayne
Van Horn this week from Port
I land. Mrs. Debock is a sister
I and they were here hunting.
I Victor Lovgren and son of
' Heppner w ere visiting here Tues
day with Mrs. Harlan Adams.
Johnny Owens is visiting and
doing some hunting here this
week from Milton and Freewa-ter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shell of Ar
lington spent the week end here
visiting his mother, Mrs. Betty
Shell.
The hunters successful in bag
ging their bucks the first few
days of the season included
Marv in Hines. Howard Bird, Chas.
Johnson, Ernie Wahl, Owen H.
Leathers, Jack Samples. Pat Ow
ens. Bill and Johnny Green.
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The national 4-H club Holstein
champion girl for 1W7 is Mar
garet Fredenthal of Hillsboro.
Oregon, it has been announced
by the Holstein-Friesian Associ
ation of America.
The boy champion is H. Keith
Warner of Rochester, Indiana.
Awards were made on the basis
of the leadership of these young
people in a wider scope of rural
youth projects, in addition to
their excellence in demonstrat
ing the merits of the Holstein
Friesian breed.
Miss Fredenthal started her
dairy breeding project six years
ago with two Holstein grade hei
fers. She has purchased good
quality heifers each year and
her herd now is enlarging itself.
She now owns 16 animals. Mar
garet last year was named 4-H
club livestock breeding project
for Washington county.
She now is enrolled as a fresh
man student in agriculture at
OSC. Upon completion of her
college training, she hopes to
specialize in breeding Holsteins.
Herefords, and Arabian horses.
GEOGRAPHY CONFERENCE
CALLS TEACHERS TO OSC
Oregon State College -That
geography is more than a big
picture book with flat maps
these days is revealed again in
the program for the fall confer
ence of the Oregon Geography
council to be held here October
4. Invitations have been issued
to all teachers of geography in
the state and others interested,
anounced Dr. J. Granville Jen
sen, professor of geography here
and coordinator of the confer
ence.
The morning session will real
with some practical aspects of
geoghaphy, including "Geogra
phical Aspects of Oregon Agri
culture," "Geographical Aspects
of Industry in Oregon," and "Ur
ban Geography in Oregon."
Th Climatic Factor in Geo
graphy" will be the opening af
ternoon subject after which four
sectional meetings will be held
for teachers of geography rang
ing from lower school grades
through college and adult edu
cation.
GUESTS FROM GEHVAIS
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nys had as
their guests Mrs. Mary Stevens
and son of Gervais. Mrs. Stev
ens is Mr. Nys' sister.
Diary of
Barbara, our newest
operator
"First day at work ... and I wasn't a bit nerv
ous ! I thought I would be, but the girl who is
teaching me was perfectly wonderfuL I prac
ticed on a special board with one other girl and
we had a lot of fun laughing about our mis
takes. The work is interesting . . . and I'm paid
regular wages while in training.
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"I met lots of friendly girls in our comfortably-furnished
lounge . . . that's where we get
acquainted and enjoy refreshments during lei
sure periods. All the girls I've met seem to feel
that being a telephone operator isn't just an
other job . . . they say it's a real opportunity for
a girl to do helpful, important work that bene
fits everyone in town.
"I'll gtt thre raises the first year, then a
week's paid vacation . . , two weeks after two
years. I know I'm going to love my job." . . . Wi
uanl you to enjoy your job, Barbara. You'll have
the security of ucknest benefits and a fine pen
slon plan, too. And ifs important work the
UJf of the community and of the country flows
through your magic switchboard.
New Wrklnj Cellars , . . Millions of
rw dolUm Deeded to build buildingi
end bur new equipment to meet the
public demand for more telephones and
oort service do not come from tele
phone bills. New dollars come from
people who are willing to put their ur.
tags into the buiioets. We must eara
enough to attract these new working
dollars.
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News From Irrigon . .
By Grace Shoun
Floyd Charles Sparks died Tu
esday night after a long illness.
He had been in a Portland hos
pital. He was buried in the Pas
co cemetery after serv ices at 2:30
o clock Thursday afternoon. He
leaves besides Mrs. Sparks, a
daughter, Mrs. Golda Provancho
and two grandchildren, Jeannie
Brown of Hollywood and Robert
Brown at E.O.C.E. at La Grande,
and a step son. Virgil Sparks
and family.
Mrs. Joy Smith returned from
Lebanon Sunday where she had
attended the funeral of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Ella Caldwell
Saturday morning. The Cald
wells have lived in the Willam
ette valley the last few years
but have a home here and lived
here for a number of years. Both
children, Vivian and Clair Lou
ise, were born here. Besides the
girls she leaves her husband
Clair, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Pedan and a great many rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Tom Caldwell returned
home Sunday after spending
three weeks at the bedside of
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ella
Caldwell, who died Thursday
morning.
Tom Caldwell went to Leban
on Saturday.
Paul Jarr of Longview has
gone to Heppner after spending
a few days in Irrigon.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shoun
and son Steven of Walla Walla
spent Monday afternoon with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Shoun.
Roy Stamp of Heppner spent
Sunday in the Irrigon vicinity.
Fred Davis spent from Satur
day until Monday in Portland.
William Gollyhorn, Mr. and
and Mrs. Lyle Mulkey and bro
ther Gene returned from the
mountains with one deer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Rand and
son Herbert spent from Saturday
until Monday in Portland with
Mr. Rand's brother Earl and
family and also took in the In
ternational Livestock show.
Clark Stephens and Elton Fra
ser went to Portland Monday
evening. ,
Mrs. Dolly Minnick returned
Saturday from a few days visit
in Weston and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Green (June
Thornton) and baby daughter of
Lewiston, Idaho, spent Sunday
with her brother, James Hender
son, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams
of Echo spent Sunday with the
Gollyhorn family.
Jack White has the lumber on
his lot ready to build his house.
The Standard Oil company is
putting a service station on the
Sparks corner across from the
postoffice.
Joe Paul, seaman 1c of Whit
by Island, spent Sunday with his
family here.
The Irrigon football team play
ed the Hermiston B team at Her
miston Friday, the Hermiston
team winning, 33-16.
Eunice and Shirley Miller of
Grandview spent the week end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Miller, and brother, Don.
Mrs. Nettie Sparks is home
from Portland. She is visiting her
son, Virgil Sparks, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller and
son, Bud Holden, are spending
the week near Ukiah hunting.
Mrs. Irene Critchlow has tak
en over the Sparks park and
camp cabins adjoining them
and is running them.
VISITORS FROM PENDLETON
Mrs. J. C. Moll and daughter,
Mrs. M. J. (Pete) Pinney, were
Heppner visitors Sunday from
Pendleton, it being their first vis
it here. Mrs. Moll is the Walla
Walla Bulletin correspondent
from Pendleton.
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RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Alex Green came home Satur
day from The Dalles where he
spent several weeks In the hos
pital. He Is recuperating from
the effects of a major surgical
operation and is able to be about
the house.
Heppner
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