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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1960)
Htttntt ckitrrtrmtt. n4.jgjyg Duano Boker Eorni Degree at Stanford (ukrwi L trr, n 4 Mr and Mii K MiWhm fUkrf U !te. 5l ntl I.U M'rr 4 S lelio tjrj-fw In n,eihMl rntflnrrr- lr,g t ttismthi-mrnt eefrlirt m st4i;ft.J riivrfty it Ju" 13. It i a i' raduate tf le hlb u)u4 and revived hi Bihelr if Menr d-tfr at SurMd In Jgr II ha aeerj.ted litton wild the United Teh IM.I cy t' at Sunnyvale. Calif Mr anJ Mi er 'lJ daugh ter imtti IU I 1" On-con It kh.rt vacation and vUll t-fure .larllrs In hi new rokltln early In July, Work Doy Planned Sunday at Ski Run Another day Hi lite Cut forth Turk M rea h " M fur Sunday. June 12, It w announred thl week by officer if the M club. A pot lurk d.fWT v til t held at 11 nd ' ne meeting will follow to t'-rk a name for the club. Recently a work day partially t utlt a 16 by 24 fool helter building with a firrplaee and It Is planned to complete the con struction thla Sunday. Last week the kkl tow waa moved to give a li.njrer run. and the akl run vta cleaned and eeded lo grant. .Lutheran Quortet I To Sing at Heppner it. Uu'hefait WMe Institute tu.le quariH wilt pr.-wi.t a rf- i it I ft feof'.a? and Wold at II"! Lutheran thuMi i" Heppner iVf'netday. Jurw H turner i .,.nihip 4 l-'h il'P Val'-v Lutheran churihe. It .... i.. ii,.. irvilirn. nnui-eu iy w --- "Pse iffoup I currently '"' In- i) J-ar'fi N ' he -.MlC '! Irute.1 t " ' the llrppner wnl't, Nurses Association Meets Here Tuesday IHnirtit no 21 of Oregon Num- Aa"eUlon. iwt Tuesday nU-ht at the home of Mm I'hllip BUk ney with eluht mender and nine guent present. Ml Barbara Brown, vice pre Ident of the ON A. upoke to the group about the work of the organization. Mra Blakney served denser! and coffee at the cle of the meeting. Justice and Municipal Court Arolcne A Lnlrd. failure to ktop at atop sign, $10 fine. Ralph Samuel White, no turn klcnal. $10 fine. Sylvia Wells. Heppner Auto Sales. Franklin Llnditrom, Wayne Soward. John Ceglla, Cecelia Roblaon. A M Fergeson, overtime parking, $1 fine each. Russell Dolven. parking re Mrlcted zone, $1 fine. Atllne Stone. Illegal parking, $1 fine. CERALD BUNCH TO ATTEND JESS1 SESSION Gerald Bunch, son of Mr and M- Al Bunch of Herpner, has ben selected to attend JESSI (Junior Engineers and Scientists Summer Institute) which will be held June 12 to 25 (it Oregon 5tate College. He will make the trip to Cor vallib with his grandmother, Mrs Trtd Mankln. TROEDSONS RETURN FROM TRIP Mr and Mrs Alfred Troedson returned home last Wednesday from Salem, where they had been visiting their granddaugh ter, Mrs Joe Loss and family. They visited many places of Interest In Salem and saw much of the beautiful country. They also spent one day at the coast, and one day was spent in Portland where they visited the Ely brothers in the Odd fellows home, and Bert Mason, Lucy Rodgers and Mrs McNam er at Willamette View Manor. On the way home they stop ped at The Dalles and called on Mr and Mrs Paul Balsiger. y "Til r- 1 Lowell Turner Wins Willamette U Degree WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Lowell L Turner of Heppner was awarded a bachelor of arts de gree In economics at Wlllam tTniu,.ritv'a UHlh annual commencement exerciser held June 5. Turner, son of Mr and Mrs Ernie Winchester of Heppner is a 13T6 graduate of Heppner high school. At Willamette he was a member of Delta Tau Rho; Baxter Hall; Silver Wings; and Arnold Air Society. - I LA is MOBILE MONSTER READY TO ROLL Maalv bushings of SOOO pound troller mounted transformer gW thU n.wwt Poclfle Powtr & Light Company emeigencr enrlc unit a futuristic ihop. PPAL has two ol th monsters strategically locatad on Its syitem. raady to roll ovor Oregon highways whon naodod at company substations to maintain electric trtct to customers. HOSPITAL NEWS New Arrivals To Mr and Mrs n.,Qit rvrvinnell. a 7 lb 8 oz elrl born June 3. named Suzanne Marie. pni lont Edna Struthers. Hep- dismissed: James Gregory. Klnzua; Katherlne LIndstrom, lone, dismissed; Donna ralmer, lone, dismissed; Lora Matteson, Knnnner: John Dlswlck. Klnzua, dismissed; Douglas Allen. Hep pner; Raymond Wright. Hep nnnr: Nellie Jones, Heppner, dis missed; David Barnett. Heppner; Larry Campbell, Echo; Vera nap- pold, Heppner, cllsmisseu, iom vrv Fnssll. dismissed; Alta Troedson, Heppner; Mlna Fisher, Welser, Idaho. RAINBOW GIRLS AT HERMISTON Pnih Assembly. Rainbow for Girls, of Heppner performed the robing ceremony for tne mue Mountain chapter Order of De Molay In Hermlston last Sunday. After the ceremony tne ue Molays entertained the Rainbow Girls with a party. Mr P W Mahonev motored to Forest Grove Tuesday to pick up her son Robert, who Is at school at Pacific Uni versity. She was accompanied by Mrs C E McQuarrie. Mr and Mra Marshall Lovgren and children spent Sunday In Walla Walla. HARVEST TIME IS COMING GET YOUR TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT NEEDS -GENERAL TRUCK TIRES -KRAFT RECAPS -STANDARD BATTERIES CROP NOTES - TIME PAYMENTS Ford's Tire Service Pioneer Auxiliary Meets At Hospital Monday evening the Pioneer Memorial hospital auxiliary met In the recreation room or tne hospital, with the nurses and nurses aides. Ti,nr was a ecncral discussion on business of the organization and their duties to the hospital. Coffee and cookies furnisnea ,u Mr r.ar Swanson. were ser ved after the meeting to the seventeen present. S4c RUDOLPH BERGSTROM TRAINING IN GERMANY nr?AFENWOHR. GERMANY (AHTNC) Army Specialist Four tiiKl.ili.h W Bergstrom. son oi Mr nn.t Mrs Eric W Bergstrom. lone. Is participating with other personnel from the 4th Armorea Division In combat efficiency tost a In Grafenwohr, Germany. The tests are sched- udel to end June ii. This tralnlnc is designed to determine the combat readiness of personnel and units of the fiivisiiin which is a major ele ment In the NATO shield of de fense in Europe. Snecialist Bergstrom, a driver In headquarters Company of the division's Combat Command C In Crailsheim, entered the Army In Oetober 1958 and completed basic training at Fort Hood, Tex. The 2 1 -year-old soldier was irrHfluated from lone high school In 1953 and attended Oregon State College. RECITAL PLANNED The piano pupils of Mrs J O Turner will be presented In re cital Sunday. June 12 at 4 p m at the Heppner Christian church. The public Is Invited. IN PORTLAND HOSPITAL Douglas Drake of Heppner underwent surgery Monday at Emanuel hospital In Portland. His condition Is reported as satisfactory. WINS SCHOLARSHIP Ml Vnrrn P.ll I.Undcll of - v . lone has been awarded the Uni versity of Oregon Motners scnoi arshlp In the amount of $270. It Is to be used for the academic year of 1900 61. METHODIST BIBLE SCHOOL The Heppner Methodist church vacation Bible school will be gin Monday morning, May 13 from 9:00 to 11:30 a m. PARENTS OF BOY Mr and Mrs Jack Fastabend of Richland, Washington are the parents of an 8 lb 5 oz boy born June 2 In Richland. He has been named John Edward. Grandparents, Mr and Mrs C A Ruggles were in Richland last weekend to see their new grand son and they were accompanied by Karen Segerdahl of Prineville, cousin of Mrs Fastabend, who will spend the next two weeks visiting there. Local News In Brief Mri Anno trntuM ws la Hot lilt ttCtS 13 Vliit t.H ditifcMrf, Mm Orlow Martin. Mr Martin and M Smouw continued on tu Corvalli to Mr Srmue eranddaufc-hter. FlUabeth Kay, djugh'er of Dr and Mr R K Baker, Mra I B Huffman. Mr oad Mr Oliver Crrswkk and Mr and Mr Paul Jone are In Portland at tn.lins a meetlnff tf the Grand Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star. Ricky CUnbol U a ut of Mr and Mr William Ubhart and family who apending a few day vacation at Cannon Beach. Mr and Mr Lawrooco Bockot and family are In Portland for a few day. .Jam FarUy wa la Portland last week to attend a Pontlac Company meeting, lit I a mem ber of the advisary board. Mr Farley and glrU accompanied him. Jam Monahaa and Mlcbool Monahan. who have been at tending Portland University In Portland, and Theresa Monahan. who has been attending St Mary' Academy In The Dalle, are home for the summer vacation. Mr and Mr Larry OHourk and family were visiting rela tives In Heppner over the week end. Mr O'Rourke I a sister of Mrs Verne Evana. Clmida Graham. Ml Leone Graham and Gene Graham were In College Place last Sunday to attend the graduation f their nephew, Duane Graham. Mr A D McMurdo left today (Thursday) and Dr McMurdo will leave on Friday for Corvallls to attend the marriage of their son Scott to Miss June Hackett. The wedding will take place Satur day at the Episcopal church In Corvallls. Miss Hackett is a fac ulty member at Oregon State College. Dr and Mrs Robert Pfelffer had many relatives come for the graduation exercises and a short visit. Mrs Pfeiffer's parents, Mr and Mrs James Murray of Port land and her sister. Mrs Ed Fisher of Seattle, Wash. Mr Pfeiffer's parents, Mr and Mrs Carl Pfelffer of Eugene and his sister, Mrs James Duval and three daughters of Springfield. Mr and Mr Andy Van Schoiack had as their guests, Mrs Van Schoiack's mother, Mrs Frank Barclay, of West Linn, and her sister and niece, Mrs F M Tangen and Mrs Robert Eakln of Portland. They came to atte-ni t he graduation of Micky Van Schoiack. Mrs Alvin Bunch drove Gerald Bundi, Mike Crist and Mike Bunch t0 attend the Maryhill Loop hill climb on Sunday. lecoai vUltot el Mr DU Wilon rre her to sister, Mr PUabrth Ward and Mr Mte Pder i4 Btt-mcfio". Wah and her aunt. Mi tl-r.ry Vano tf Portland. VUliiBf Libby Voa hiek for the past few day Ken neth Bk of Newport. Mr Woltw Rugale bad net daughter and mn in law. Mr and Mr Glen Segerdahl of Prlne- llle vUtting her on unaay. Mr NmoH ftoiatu mad Mr J ,ie J,.n- i !'! one day Ut wrrk In Walla WIU. Mr P. mu uited with her nephew and I. wily, Mr "d Mr l-"- I'J1 rt, ' V I 1 . 1 1 . 1 KEEP OREGON CREEM , 4w i!! I)T moQenns Q o " JStf T mm JiS I ,' Vtiii 111 .i irwwi'""wH''ini- f - 1 1. 1. i - THE REFRESHING refreqhiwenIb ...that'q wmi Cool and nourishing milk makes ill meals better. And during the day when you need a pickup, remember that there's no better energy-boosting beverage than milk. Drink a toast to your own good health. Enjoy an ice-cold glassful of milk right now! Remember. June's best meal idea start with dairy foods. . .milk, butter, cheese, ice cream . . . a21 are goo J tasting, and o good for yon. tool NEW LOW-COST POLICY pravle) $5,000.00 far each member f fomlly for treatment af AIL recegnlied form of this dreaaea onion NO LIMIT any naaxptnia ALL necoitcnr MEDICAL IXPINSIS COVERED from the very first dollar Polkiee iueJ by Beneficial Standard Life, Hall of all . 1 - I . . . u Ia annKlfM income, alter rneaicai pjnia, -rr-w CANCER RESEARCH i Aft w 1 1 1 1 1 J i , i i i i nmnn.y i i aaaJJimls t C a. RUGCLES HEPPWCR. ORE. fTeoie tens raxc . ...... lnformolionon...KEWow.caifCANCUlPOUCr ADDRCS. CITY- ,10N TAT. OAT OW BIRTHi . I C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 6-9625 HEPPNER. OREGON BOX 611 UESEMEYg aim TO PLEASE POP WITH GIFTS FROM PENNEY'S pott !-! f;:, jam. " THE PRICE IS SPECIAL ...SO ARE THE SHIRTS Wash 'n wear little or no Iron Dan River cottons in rich-tone olids ... all cotton in neat prints I Save I men's sizes small, medium, large 1 49 98 TO till) U Lis GET EASY-CARE TROPICALS! 6 95 waist sizes 2S to 42 Penney' Burmilaire slacks machine wash 'n dry, touch up iron. Tiie blend? Dacion Polyester, rayon and ace tate. Pleated front style in 6 colors. GIFT SUGGESTIONS 6 TRANSISTER RADIO $20 Leather case and earphone FblTlk orlon slack socks 98c Sizes 10 to 12. Soft Rayon and Nylon DRESS SOCKS 49c Filament rayon. 10 to 12 Durene Cotton BRIEFS 3 for $2.55 Sizes 30 to 44 Fancy Colored DRESS SHIRTS $2.98 Wash N' Wear. UVt to 17 Novelty WESTERN SHIRTS $5.95 Wash N' Wear. 141 2 to 17 tmmm mshmm mm HEPPNER N. MAIN
