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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1960)
- heumcs cAirm Tixti. nwaT. it. i Call Out For Heppner Gridders Jtrirmrr IA11U mUuul grMJns have Ixrn Iu-1 a rail to ff ikiM lor dutv rally net "- and will tx lul uniforms and equipment Monday, AuguM 22. r.Kiiball couth PUk Haworth ls announced. All f.itall horfuU are ak rj to rtvirt to the school fym Monday after 6 p m far uni forms and a aquad meeting will he hrM that Dlfiht at 8 o'clock ITarUcc Hill atari Wednesday Aug 21 at 9 a m. Coach llaworth announced the Mm time that the first j:ame will I at Elgin on Friday. Sept 9. and the first home game will t'f played Sept 23 against MEwan. I Reserved Star Rodeo Tickets on Sate HmrvrJ aat tickets fur Sal m.ijv itrmon and Sunday r.W -rfirmarcra "'1 n sal ihU week at th Bank of Eastern Oregon an.I may i iurtnai at any time prior to the ojrrslng performance. The ticket aril for 12.50 anJ r tl..n a Ixilh the rwrth Buck- arou atawl and the south grand ktaml are rraerved Lutheran Youth To Put On Services On Sunday. Aug 21 the youth tif Hoih; and Valby Lutheran churches will present worship mtvIcch at both llorx and Valby at the regular nervier time. Tim Yarkley will deliver the M-rmon. Judy Schmidt will act a x IHurglst, Cheryle Hartman will read the epistle lesson and Diane McCurdy the gospel. Jeanne Schmidt will serve as organist at both service and Bob Fet.sch and Joel Yackley are to be ushers. Combined Bands ITo Play at Game Fur the fin.t lime a cumbinat a . a. . 1 . inn hand from the men scnooia of Morrow county will appear t the Shrine game next Satur day In rendleton. The combined band will be a much larger band than nas ap peared from Heppner In the past, ir n-tll be called the Morrow county high school band and will be directed In the bnnne game appearance by Arnle Hedman. lone music director. The step was taken so a good showing could be mnae even though many of the students f mm ach regular band are on vacation or employed and unable to attend the Shrine game, Arnold Melby local aireciur stated. Band members have been prac ticing each evening mis at the high schools of the county. rt - '"v f - 6 aw CAUfOltXlA accident INJURES PARENTS Word tut been mt-Urd by Mrs r n Clark f an accident at WU Ih, Calif In which her mother and father, Mr and Mrs Brighton Jln, Ijf AngHea, were badly injured Mr Slon'a condition was !icd a a-rlm and both are In a hospital at Willows. The Clarks are driving ta Wil low today and on their return will pick up their two suns who hae spent the summer at the home of Mr Clark's parents at tee Vinlng, Calif. D Of DEATH RECEIVED QUEEN SUSAN CROWNED Morrow County foil and Rodo Quean Sumo Paitlow had utt itlvd har white Stetaon crown from Heppner mayor W C Collin lat Saturday night when they turned ta ware ta th crowd. The coronation took place In down town Heppner. IwCR , Word has been received here 'of the death of Aura Hale Clin gan at Santa Ana, California on June 27 at the home of her sis ter. llael Hale Cowan. She was horn In Heppner July 7, 1M1 and I survived by one daughter besides her sister. Heppner Girls Wins UP 4 H Scholarship The Fifteen outstanding Oregon 4 it mpmhera. lncludlnc one clrl from Henpner. are $200 closer copal to a college education as win ncrs of scholarships awarded by the Union Taclfic Railroad. A total of $3,000 or more Is awarded annually to deserving 411 club members from each Oregon countv served by the railroad. Scholarships specify that the youths study agriculture or home economics at Oregon State College, with special pro vision for those interested in for estry and nursing. The winner from Heppner Is Connie Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs N C Anderson. Church Men to Give Barbecue Dinner FAIR DINNER DATES STIU. OPEN Organizations who might wish to serve dinner at the fair pa vil li.!) next week are advised that two days, Wednesday and Fri day, Aug 21 and 2C, are still open. Anyone Interested Is asked to contact the county agent's office. i Mr and Mrs fted Cimbol b4 children attended th Pacific Power and Light Co annual pic nic at Battle Mountain park on Saturday. Mike Pierce accompan ied them as a guest. Hi U C Kappeld and Mrs Herbert Hamilton were In Pen dleton on Tueaday, Jock Kynd. Sr. Charlta Hynd and daughter. Mrs Man Cheney and daughter of Fvndleton, Mr and Mrs K R Schaffer. Herb and Ewlng Hynd of Cecil were In Heppner Saturday vUliing Nellie Doney and David Hynd. Jama Pointer of Toklnto. Mrs Gene Gray and daughter Flor ence of Hermlston and Mr and Mrs L E Ruhl of Lexington were visitors of Mr and Mrs Merrltt Gray on Saturday. Mrs Venice Stllaa of Portland arrived Friday for a visit with her mother, Mrs Jusle Jones. The L E Dick family or camp ing and fishing this week near Bend. Gordon Pratt wb ttended summer school at Portland State, la home ntw after comple'ln' his course. Mrs Raymond Tt w- ta Seattle Sunday la Utt i.. Ai-r and family. Mr and Mr KoU-rl K:iy. the Krtlys will return to Heppner thU coming weekend. Cna Pleic. rn ana? at of the Bank of Eastern Oregon, Is In Seattle attending a two week's banking athool. Mrs Clement Stoekord children vacationed last week In l.rtland, Salem and the beach. Mrs C R McDowell spent few days In Portland last ween. Mr end Mrs Hottt OTonosu ruiine this week vacation ing In Portland and the beach. Mr ond Mrs Carl opauw. and Mr and Mrs van nuoo-i- were In lH)rtland for a few das u.-k The women shopped while the men attended to busi ness matters. Cal's Tavern Cafe 1 HEPPNER EXAMINER COMING i A drivers license examiner will bo on duty In Heppner Tuesday, Aug 23 at the court house from 9:30 a m to 3:30 p m. i NOW UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF men of All Saints' Epis church have announced tnr the r secona annum kurkH-im dinner to be served " ... u mm 6 to 8 O m on me mumi rniinwlnff the first day of ihe rodeo. Saturday, Aug 27. A complete beef dinner win h, snrvpd for Sl.DU lor aouns and $100 for children. George Property To House Kindergarten The Heppner Civic League has announced that the 1900-61 kindergarten class will be held at the George house. AH mothers are urged to be present at a work meeting Mon day, August 29 at 8:00 p m, to Ket the class rooms In order for the coming school year. Registration for classes will be Friday, September 2 from 2 to 4 p m In the class rooms. Justice and Municipal Court Donald Dean Hunt, violation of basic rule, $25 fine. Thomas John Howell, excessive motor noise, $10 fine. James Bernard Miller, no muf fler, $10 fine. VISITING ULRICHS Mrs Al Sather and sons Bill and Steve of Dallas, Texas are visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Carl Ulrlch and other relatives In Oregon. On the 19th they will go to Tortland to meet Mr Sather at the airport and he will spend two weeks here with them. It's laugh, laugh, laugh and that's no TALL STORY. Star Theater, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Dribble on down! HOSPITAL NEWS New Arrivals To Mr and Mrs Duane Alderman, Heppner, an 5 lb 9 oz boy born Aug 13, named Dennis Duane. Patients Jack Farris, lone, dismissed; Minnie Didler, Con don; Arthur Miller, Condon; Grace Steers, Kinzua, dismissed; Erma Thomas, Heppner, dis missed; Sandra Eubanks, lone, dismissed; Alfred Troedson, Hep pner, dismissed; Mildred Win ters, Heppner; Earl Soward, Hep pner; Gretchen Barratt, Heppner; James G Barratt, Heppner. Mr and Mrs Paul Doollttle and two sons of Portland spent last .weekend with his mother, Mrs Miss bunucL nun uw,u r ouawintj ner coronation oaiuiuuj, Lister Uooultie OI licppner. Queen sutan, leu, nonsrea janice b earner, neppner. miss norm- Mr and Mrs Ray Drake return west Cowgirl by presenting her with a corsage. The royal court cd Wednesday from a week's and Miss B earner enjoyed street dancing before going to the stay at RItter. Queen's dance later that night at the fair pavilion. (GT Photos) ! Recent guests at the James Valentine home were Mrs Leslie NODAKS TO PICNIC j Joslin and daughters Gloria and juuy oi Montana, wno were en- Local News In Brief Richard Hoi 1 a n d w o r t h of There will he an old fashioned picnic and get together for all i : .1 . CrlfM um n .,.knil miest , 1 ormt-r nun iewin irsiui-ius 01 o nobert Mahoney. N?uh Dna ko'a ,wh0pw,sh.t1or af,e"f Mr. Wallace Wolff end child- at "'-i..? ren are spending five days In the mountains at the Herman Green cabin. Among mose anenamg uio cir-1 cus in Hermlston this weekend were the William Collins family, I Paul Browns and sons and the Elmer Schmidts and children. Mr and Mrs Ray Smith and! children went to Portland over t U n HMAlrnnrl tit n w 'L- or Tamnra Amanda and Tim Srnith, who' M Kemp Dick was In Port- had been visiting relatives in " that area for the last two weeks. I aaa """Y Webb and ,i,. on August 23 at 1:00 p m. This will be the first annual picnic for all Nodaks In Eastern Oregon and it Is hoped it will become an annual affair. All at tending are asked to bring their own picnic lunch and utensils. Coffo, pop and Ice cream will he furnished. DEATH TOLD Word was received here of the death on August 12 at Oakland, Calif of Mrs Jennie McCarter. She was 84 years of age. Mrs McCarter, who was a sis ter of the late Gene Noble, well known Heppner saddlemaker, was a resident of Heppner for many years before moving to California to make her home. DON'T MISS IT--! NEXT WEEK Morrow County's Big Show THE 1960 MORROW COUNTY Fair (! Rodeo Then See Us For Your Tire Needs Ford's Tire Service HEPPNER PHONE 6 9481 AFTER HOURS 6 5878 Mr and Mrs Paul family are spending on the coast at Seaside. Bill Holland, grandson of Mr and Mrs A S Watkins, is visiting with his grandparents this week. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones are spending a few days vacationing In Tortland. Dr and Mrs James Norene and Tracy were at Olive lake for a few days last week. Mrs Allen Case, who had been In Tortland for a week and Alex Thompson, her son-in-law, who had been down for the weekend, returned to Heppner Sunday night. Mrs Oma Cox, Mrs Madge Bryant, Mrs Mary Bryant and Mrs Tete Haines of Baker spent Sunday at the Tupper guard sta tion with Mr and Mrs Sam Mc Daniel. Mrs Matt Mims of Los Angeles arrived Wednesday to spend a few days with her aunt and uncle, Dr and Mrs A D McMurdo. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS route to Portland where they will be making their home. Mr and Mrs Robert Flatt were In Portland over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Darrell Powers and family vacationed at Sea side for a few days last week. Mr and Mrs Don Bellenbrock were In Portland this last week end to get their children, Cheryl and Larry, who had been visiting for the week at the home of Mrs Bellenbrock's sister, Mr and Mrs II J Kohlman. Mr and Mrs McConnack. Mr and Mrs Al Fetsch and Mrs Henry Rauch went to Battle Mountain park lor a picnic on Monday. Mrs Merritt Harold, Taml and Leslie Meador, Marlene Griffin and Tim Driscoll attended the circus In Pendleton Monday. j I Don & Nancy Mills NOW OPEN FROM f 10 A. M. TO 2:30 A. M. 1 i - LUNCHES - DINNERS - SHORT ORDERS I SERVING THE vi M I'lVlliV vii mm SraLMLff! Best Steaks In Town! v a waft- ill 'Stilled if.-:! i I1IB BUY IT FROM INLAND CHEMICAL AND HAVE IT APPLIED IF YOU WISH Inland Chemical Service Phone 6-9103 Heppner ow DBD Wit Ste u In Pout nriDi ory RVS WEED KILLER New liquid weed killer also controls RUSSIAN KNAPWEED BUR RAGWEED Spraying with new Du Pont "Trysben" 200 gives excellent control of morning glory ...keeps this deep-rooted pest from taking over your land. "Trysben" 200, one of the benzoic acid group, attacks in two ways: through the leaves and through the roots. Stops morning glory cold! ECONOMICAL AND EASY TO USE, TOO. Just dilute "Trysben" 200 with water On all (hemieals foUov liMing CANADA THISTLE LEAFY SPURGE for spray application. Usual mixture is 5 to 10 gallons of "Trysben" 200 per acre. (Equivalent to 10 to 20 lbs. of tri chlorobenzoic acid per acre.) "Trysben" 200 has proved highly effec tive in farm and ranch use. it wm neip you control a wide variety of broadleaf weeds, as well as many woody vines, such as trumpet vine and certain kinds of brush. See your dealer for a supply. instruction and varningt cartfvEy. SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET about "Trysben" 200 how it works, how to apply it to control stub born noxious weeds. Just fill out coupon below and mail it today for your tree copy. E. I. du Pont da Nemours & Co. (Inc.) Industrial and Biochemical Dept. 701 Welch Road. Palo Alto, Calif. Please send me your new booklet on morning glory con trol and the name of my nearest supplier of "Trysben" 200. i i Name. Pit) saaasaaBaaaa 55 Address. WEED KILLER BETTER THINOS FOR BE H I R LIVING . . . IHROL CJi aiE-UISIKT I City. 2one .State.
