Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, March 12, 1959, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, March 12. 1959 Monument News Mr and Mrs Earl Plymate and two children from New Meadow, Idaho stopped to visit friends Monday on their way to Spray to visit his sister and family, the Don Simmons. Thelma Williams and Jessie Scott drove to Pendleton Mon day with Robert Scott where he received medical aid. Stella McCarty drove to Hepp ner Tuesday taking young Ray Davis there for medical aid. He had an Infection in his hand. Mr and Mrs Henry Martin NEW ideas in insurance keep the TURNER, VAN MARTER & BRYANT INSURANCE AGEN CY. 183 N. Main Street con tantly on its toes. You know a good agent wears out the TIRES on his car serving his clients and also the good agent will WEAR out more shoes than the av erage person. We think this is a good agency and want It to be Just that FOREVER! drove to John Day Wednesday on business. Buzzie Leathers came home Tuesday from the John Day hos pital where he was a patient for five days after having an acci dent with a 22 pistol. Mrs Stella McCarty and two small sons and Mrs Elmer Matte- son visited at the Fred Gassner home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Stanley Boyer and her mother Edna Moore return ed home after being in Portland to attend funeral services for Mrs Moore's sister-in-law. The M M M club met at the home of Mrs Henrv Martin Thursday afternoon. The next meeting will be at the home or Mrs Ed Rounds, March 19. Jim Durbin of Prineville drove over Sundav brlneine his wife Vesta and baby to visit her mo ther, Mrs H D HInton for a ween. Mrs Dilla Mantis and sons, Leonard and Dickie came In Fri day from Woodland, Wash for the weekend. She was a guest at the home of Helen Brown. She was formerly a postmistress here. Mr and Mrs Roger Howell of Portland were weekend guests at the home of their aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Frank Howell of Wall creek. A family dinner was enjoyed Sunday by all the Howells. I Mr and Mrs H D Hinton and daughter, Dlanna were In Hepp ner Friday on business. I Mrs Bob Neel has been a house guest at the Ora Evans home the past 10 days while re ceiving medical aid. Mr and Mrs Tom Erhardt of Portland spent the weekend vis iting her folks, Mr and Mrs Ray Davis. 1 Mr and Mrs Herb Seathe of Soroptimists Have Business Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Soroptlmlst club of Hepp ner was held Thursday noon at O'Donnell's. Committee reports were given and plans were made for as many members as possible to at tend the Regional Conference to be held in Portland on April 16-17-18. It was announced that the stu dent council of Heppner high school would like the club to be their guests for lunch at the school on Thursday, March 26.. GAR MlflTIOH SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED We're As Near As Your Telephone PHONE LEXINGTON OAdOO DAY OR NIGHT mQfmCm Washington spent the weekend visiting her brother, Charles Roach of Kimberly. Mr and Mrs Bob Kelly and family of Long Creek were Sun day guests at the Charles Roach home to help butcher some hogs. Grandma Dillie Leathers Is back home again after a visit at Baker with her son Archie Leathers. Miss Deanna Leathers, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Leath ers, is a patient at the John Day hospital where it was reported she nearly had pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Kenley Ward and baby of Long Creek spent the weekend here visiting her folks the William McKennons. Ernie Johnson and Mr and Mrs Forrest Noland drove to John Day Friday on business and stay ed over to take in the movie. Mrs H W Scott and son Robert drove to John Day Saturday on business. They were accompan ied by Mrs Delmer Settle and children of Fox. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PERSONAL JL. as though the people of the county had revered the J as provided by law. taxes covered by the warrant together with interest thereon ana cu Interest To Name Albert Schunk C. E. Lynch Cals Tavern dba C. E. Lynch Harold Ayers M. L. Case, Est W. O. George COME TO BRUCE MOTORS FOR GENUINE FORD Exchange Parts Check These Money-Saving Prices VOLTAGE REGULATOR $5.35 EXCH. STARTER $16.40 EXCH. CARBURETORS FROM $10.70 EXCH. Ft I Fl PUMPS FROM . EXCH. Si 0 BRAKE SHOES FROM $1.65 EXCH. EXCHANGE MOTORS 1349-1953 V-8 HEAVY DUTY TRUCK $00025 Plus Labor. Caskets & Oil 52-58 6 CYL. MOTOR $ Plus Labor, Gaskets Oil 233 19990 Bruce Motors, Inc. YOUR FORD DEALER PHONE 6-9152 HEPPNER LEXINGTON The 3-Links club Is sponsoring an Easter Dinner on Easter Sun day at the IOOF hall. Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Max Breeding on Sunday were Lydia and Johnnie Wilson and Frank Mooney of Heppner. Also guests during the day were Ralph Hawk and Lola Wilson of lone. Mr and Mrs O W Cutsforth entertained with a crab supper at their home on Saturday night. Guests were: Mr and Mrs Armln Wihlon, Mr and Mrs Gar Leyva, Mr and Mrs George Irvin, Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones, and the host and hostesses. I Gene Hellker spent the week end in lone with his father and family, Mr and Mrs Don Hellker. Lola Thomas from Fossil and Inez Frost of KInzua were din ner guests Sunday with Mrs Ber tha Hunt and Mrs Clarice Mc Fadden. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Dean Hunt and son Gary and Mr and Mrs George Hermann, and Mr and Mrs Mor ris McCarl and family. Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra were business visitors in Weston last week. Mr O'Harra is presi dent of the Umatilla Pioneer Re union which meets on Memorial Day of each year in Weston. HOOF AND HORN CLUB The Hoof and Horn club met Sunday, Jan 8 at the Marcel Jones home. The meeting was called to order by the president Douglas Anderson. Johnny Wag enblast, secretary, read the min utes and called the roll call. Douglas Anderson told about the field trip we had and Mr Jones passed out Dairyman's cow judg ing contest magazine and ex plained more about it. We had two films on "Saving Pigs," and "The 4 H Trail." We adjourned and had a pot- luck dinner. Judy Jones, reporter FREE JACKLIN'S 1959 P SEED PRICE LIST Id tha moil aikad for frit. Utt la ha Pacific Norttiw.il . . . aew raady for mailing. If Cm ara not ea Jacilia'i mail. 9 Mil, land aama and addrau o: P1IICI LIST. JACKIIN SEIO CO. DltanHM, WosklagtM Complete Stock of ALFALFA & GRASS SEED for SPRING Is Ready Sanptaa af QaaJlty laad Frit at Alfalfa: ' Cwf. Uda S42.0O Grass: Maaakar In ma . , . la. 00 A Orxkord Gnm . . . 40.00 V Akon prlcat F.O.I. Diihmaa If AM srlcat F.O.I. Dlihmaa 1 ) FAST Delivery Orders ( proou.d aad talppad him i f day ai ardarad. y Mmm WAIaaf t-U41 ISpaaaM) O'Donnell's dba Harry & Claire O'Donnell Storro Brothers Bernard Hartman Walton Young Floyd Hutchins F. E. Moyers Delbert & Darrel Vinson Hugh Grim, Jr. Harry E. Lutz Dan Bill's Tavern J. A. & Grace Shoun Wm. H. Parker Arnold Braat Lexington Pastime (Klinger) Harold C. Baker Delbert C. Carpenter Fred Garrett Raymond Gronquist Arnold Hoffman Clifford Jones Roy W. Olmstead L. G. Shattuck Skoubo Bro's & Anna Dave Kaylor L. E. Ruhl Woodrow Huston & Myron Huston United Studs, Inc. Wm. J. Gollyhorn M. J. & Alice Smith Buford L. Wltherspoon Richard Dewey Lavene VanMarter Sr. Ray Paplneau Gladys Young , Henry G. Peck R. B. Rands Roy E. Ball Erwln C. Flock Jack Taylor M. A. Watts W. B. Gottchalk co Van Buskirk & Lloyd Swanson & Hamlett A. E. Stefanl A. A. Stefanl Harold Beckett II. J. Delameter Raymond Schroth M. L. Case, Est Year Tax March 15. 59 Total , De9Criptl- -: -m55t Ti Trailer House & Carpenter tools gjH 5.39 . .41 1958-59 5.50 ,05 180 iqS6-57 212.86 33.36 Logging Equipment i?-58 269.77 20.69 1958-59 27.50 a-" 1956-57 127.30 19-95 Tavern & Restaurant 7.58 149.15 U-44 gg-59 11229 -93 421.06 1956-57 50.34 7.89 58.23 Trailer House 1300 1956- 57 27.04 4.24 31J8 Beauty Shop 1SW a' Horses, saddles & Equipment lg6-g 1958-59 - 4.84 -M 2391 Woodworking Equipment iS?"S IIS IS U5B-S 3i85 .29 106-01 Restaurant, Lounge & Pastime 1955-56 546.03 129-25 1957- 58 808.06 61.98 1958- 59 546.92 4-54 2,920.10 1 ace ki 14 14 2 ?2 Contractor 4 Builder 1956-57 1958-59 116-64 -97 . 279.31 Trailer House 1956 57 U-23 Trailer House 1956-57 45.76 717 52.93 Livestock 1956-57 jjj Farm Equipment Igg gj 1958-59 18.38 .15 87.03 Farm Equipment & livestock 1956-57 52.72 . 826 1958-59 29.03 -24 124.51 79 5 81 Farm Equipment & livestock 1956-57 5.02 Restaurant Pastime 1956-57 10.05 1.57 1958-59 17-33 -1 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 8.16 128 9.44 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 39.25 615 1958-59 5.57 .05 73.07 Farm Machinery & Equipment S58 1958-59 65.31 54 344.02 Tavern 1956-57 44.20 6.93 1957- 58 1236 -95 1958- 59 20.01 ,.17 84.62 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 112.73 17.66 1957- 58 33.04 2.53 1958- 59 124.02 1.02 291.01 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 6.98 1.09 8.07 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 74.34 11.65 85.99 Service Station & Consignment 1956-57 80.62 12.63 1957- 58 97.24 7.46 1958- 59 62.43 52 260.90 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 75.73 11.87 1957- 58 7L05 5.45 1958- 59 58.83 .49 223.42 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 153.56 24.06 1957- 58 130.90 10.04 318.56 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 50.61 7.93 58.54 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 21.29 333 1958- 59 3.98 .03 28.63 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1956-57 429.62 67.32 1957- 58 191.45 14.68 , 1958- 59 170.93 1.42 875.42 Livestock 1956-57 " 41.88 6.56 48.44 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1957-58 133.37 10.23 1958-59 11319 M 257.73 Farm Machinery & Livestock 1957-58 1151 1.00 1958-59 1L39 .09 23.99 Sawmill 1957-58 890.93 68.33 1958-59 82430 634 1,790.40 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1957-58 7.04 54 1958-59 2.97 .02 10.57 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1957-58 18.24 1.40 19.64 Farm Equip & Livestock 1957-58 166.72 12.79 1958-59 163.98 136 344.85 Livestock 1957-58 9.92 .76 1958-59 35.25 .29 4622 Trailer House 1957-58 12.36 .95 1958-59 1L73 10 25.14 Livestock 1957-58 1236 .95 13.31 Livestock 1957-58 3.40 26 1958-59 , 518 M 8.88 Farm Implements 1957-58 22.64 1.74 2438 Livestock & Machinery 1957-58 22.64 1.74 1958-59 81.06 .67 106.11 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1957-58 3710 2.85 1958-59 3L40 26 7031 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1957-58 31.50 2 42 Trailer Court 1958-59 4233 35 ' 76.80 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1957-58 3535 2.71 1958-59 3538 29 74.73 Trailer House 1957-58 735 .56 1958-59 735 .06 1532 Farm Equipment & Livestock 1955-56 26737 5805 1956- 57 423.40 6635 815.67 Insurance, Furniture & Fixtures 1956-57 10.30 - 161 " 1957- 58 10.64 32 1958- 59 10.74 .09 3420 Farm Livestock 1956-57 166 70 26.12 1957- 58 79.13 &07 1958- 59 12333 1.03 40238 Farm Equipment 1957-58 279 46 21.43 1958-59 183.56 132 485.97 Blacksmith-Welding 1956-57 4150 eno 1957- 58 33.04 253 1958-59 42.59 .35 12610 Farm Equipment 1957-58 . 4662 358 1958- 59 32.08 27 - ' 8235 Amusement Machines 1957-58 37.73 2.89 40.62 Apartments 1956.57 274.18 4022 i1?""5 421.97 3236 1958-59 335.26 3.20 1157.19 Cononntd o Tt rtr