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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1960)
HZttntK GAZETTE TIM". TtulT. Aaat tl. lone News r ;,iKn tiakrr hat l-t-n Uaitlng at the horn i f Mr and Mrs jvnnrtt In ivndlHon. Mr ml Mr n...crt Kirlmann n,i tnn are tx-ndlrjr the l( at the beach and also vUlling utth rctttlvn at irbuij;. Mr and Mrs Miner Holt anJ varatlt.nlnc In t'Mli.tnli. Th-V Will ftl0 VUlt v i .--i In land. Mr and Mr Karl McCabe and Ar!,.iii Mr and Mr Jjmia Una tsv uir In Portland several rfav lat week. They were c companled by Mr and Mm Jty rvnvluhn and son c.f The HalI-. 1r and Mra I)ean Itohde of !Uho visited relatives In lone Sunday. Mra Mary Swanson returned home recently after visiting with Mr and Mra Elmo McMillan of Salem and Mr and Mr Norman Swanson and family of IYirtland. Mr and Mr Rnbert Grablll Jr. of rcndlcton were weekend guests cif Mr and Mra A E Stef nnl and Mr and Mm Arthur Stef nnl it and family. Mardlr.e Baker spent several days last week visiting with Mr and Mrs Wayne rierc In Redmond. FOLLETT MEAT CO. HormUton. Oregon Ph. JO 7-651 On Hermiston-McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS SALE EVEHT TUESDAY Livestock Market" Cattle Hogs Sheep 12 NOON On U. S. Highway No. 3 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-6655 Hermiston, Oragon Frank Wink & Son Owners Don Wink. Mgr. Res. Hermiston JO 7-3111 tl.h and Cindy Hir- ,it,i,n i.iw t-rit tJtiaT ... .. ...... ).... .1,1 Mr and M JUy lUnHt and Mr ana Juhn Jk.n f r ti.rr erk. i. . .i utt. riixf Aki-r r lrn. Leslie .Madden, and Ij mt art vacationing in vn i, r,.t Mr Noel la.byns t- ...!r iril.r hou t Florence WHiiieulav. Thry rrturne home on Saturday. . rmet Drake an family were Malting relatives In Mr Drake will i... t,A t,awtall each, and football coarh. and teach uintn erade subjects at Tillamook sen Inr hlch arhwil thla year. Queen Susan rrtl.w and hct ...,t uri uin on MJ l( t will 1 . . . Vamn cm M onday evening :.tir Kubanks was a patient In the Pioneer Memorial hosplta I lva the nast week ... ...... ... . , . i. mn,i Mm Sam Lesis m U'alla were euels f Mr and Mrs Kl!e Akers last vrn-K I.. 1.1. .mi Mr Akers are Jill a " " sisters. .-j fr- rranklln Klv and ..ranHitnifhters Marlene and An a1 a Portland nnd the coast. Mr and Mrs Berl Akers and family were In The Dalles on Monday. Mr and Mrs Donaia inerxjn nri f.imllv have returned home afir vUltlnff her parents, Mr nnd f,. ivmnn Hansen and other relatives In Portland. Len and Dick Darst have re tiimnH tn their home In Eugene. The boys have worked at the Louis Carlson ranch during the summer. Rollo Crawford returned home Mondav from Portland. Mrs John Voorhees and daughters accom- nanled him home to visit ner parents, Mr and Mrs W C Craw- fnrrl Mr and Mrs George Grtimn, fr mri Mra l.ouls Carlson, and Mr and Mrs Tom Brlstow of Port and all attended the 1950 Hep- nner class reunion at neppner Saturday evening. Mrs Griffith, Mr Rrlstow and Mrs Carlson wore all members of the class. Mr and Mrs Vernice Crawford and Janice of Helix were guests of Mr and Mrs W C Crawford Sunday. Janice remained for a longer visit. Mr and Mrs Totem Burger Treat . . r S " " .' ' ' f, ! it I Steal .,,.. r--i "Mil -J 5 I , T.n H.m and i..o tlwm and tota them away, that's how to main burrrr tl totem h1 way. Find bfak up your Ac'rent aprinkled im-at In mlilng bowl. Ac'o-nt brinjra out all tlte it! broiled -lieef eat in your liamhiirrer mwit. make-: it apurt new iuietru-aa and ruh. lean be l flavor. ""'"I"' lli rm-at into altii-i and broil to doneniM otr a charcoal (rill linfd with foil for eaay cli-aninff Pep a lie of 1hxm on top, a buttered burger bun underneath, and build a lofty kkvacraprr f tomato, onion, reiiiih and oli. Add com on tl cob, hot and buttery, thanks to iU Jacket of heavy-duty aluminum foil. Tolrm Ilargrr 2 pounds ground b'f 8 slices (8 ounces) process 2 teaspoons Accent American cheese VA teaooi salt 8 Mamburfer buns ',4 teanjoon p'per Break up meat with fork in mixinf bowl. SprinkU Ac'cent. salt and pepper over entire surface of meat Tons gently with fork to distribute aeasoniiiBS. Shape into 8 patties. Pan broil, broil or srill to desired donene. Jut U fore hambursers are done, top with rheeae. Butter each hamburjer bun and cover bottom hall with lettuce. Top with liamburgcr natty, spread with mustard. 1 op with onion and tomnto slic-es, pkkle relwh and olive. Kcpeat tor each sening. Yield: 8 servings. JiBoarfJman Schools Ready For Opening On September 6 Ray Boyce and family are spending the week In Portland and the coast. 3 Ml .a . V i arw-' i m mm 4 J) . II I.' V -"'H.TT m a il 'V t r Find room for Improvement? Tell US about It. We want to know how to further serve you. Drop In today-convince yourself. HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Talcon Thunderblrd Phone 6-9152 or 6-9153 The Encyclopedia Britannica confirms the fact that he simply improved upon Newcomen's engine and completed the application of steam to power. There were steam engines in exlstance before his time. By MARY LEE MARLOW Riverside high school and Boardman grade school will open Sept 6. All high school students are asked to come to the high Mr and Mrs Leo Crabtree and Ronnie and Ashley McCabe at tended the Hermiston Fair Sat urday. Miss Susan Partlow of Board- man Is a house guest of the Leo Crabtree home this week. Mr and Mrs Art Warren and familv and Mr and Mrs Alvln McCabe spent last week at East Lake fishing. Ashley ana Kevin MrCahe staved with their grand parents, Mr and Mrs Leo Crabtree. Rohhv Baker returned home from Portland Monday after vis iting his cousin, Steven uorger. He accompanied his grandpar ents, Mr and Mrs Henry Gorger home. Dates to remember: Sept 2 Registration for lone high school students. Freshman. 1:00 p m. Sophomore, 1:30 p m. Junior and Seniors, 2:30 p m. Sept 6 School Starts. Sept 6 Eastern Star Apron and Food Sale, 2 to 4 P M. Reb- ekah halL Pie and coffee The 411 Saddle Club "The High Riders" were guests of Mr and Mrs Marion Palmer at their mountain cabin Wednesday. Members of the club riding to the mountains were Sherry Smouse, Susan Lindstrom, Diana Pettvlohn. Kathy Rea, Sharon Crabtree, Tim Tullis, Judy Sherer and their leader, Gary lullis. Skoub.k Winn GU. cvunty school nure, has bet effk Jlfpr.er 8rH4 will fp rh lna", Ins at th luruh from 13 05 to 12 p m. fir! MtnJ aiaJ.a tl-Af St 2 V the ret t 3 VI Mary Ann Rand hs iHurned home fnm Bad Kremnach. Or many. hrr h taught nhool for children of army personnel the past rr. Her sister. .Nancy met her In Detroit. Mich ! th K.,n. .r Mr and Mr Rony Zl" linakl. and they returned to New York, where Mary Ann got m car she had purchased In Ger many, and they drove home from there. She wilt teach the fifth Erade at Richland. Wash this year. VUltom Uat k at the home . ii. Mra itav Con vers was lit .. m ,. their daughter-in-law. Mrs Oral Conyera and children lamca, Rnir and Julie of San Francleo, Calif. Conyera left this summer (or Portugal where he U em-nim-ivi Mn Con vers and children went from here to Cascade, Idaho to visit relative. Mrs J D Carnegie of Harlem. !,. la vivifint at the home oi hnr hmther in law and slster-ln lnw Mr and Mrs Earl Brlggs. n.v .ni to Sookane. Wash Q.inr.t.iv to men't her. Visiting last wk at the Brlgga home ..... tv,ir oranddauehter. Jeannle Campbell of Spokane. a i. nli Mn Dale Cox ana rhii.lren Linda. Pamela and c.f Seattle. Wash were s-ssu inri vlsltort at the homes . r.-. unelna and auntS. Mr and Mr Claud Coats and Mr and hub " Weekend visitors at the home .. i . nrt Mra Robert Harwood were Mrs Harwood'a cousins, Mr and Mrs Lowell spagie oi a-ic.. .nH Mr Lowell Spagie, Jr ot n,...i. ciindav visitors were Mr and Mrs Gene Kllker of Her mlston. Mr and Mrs Rollln Bishop went . i a a n school omce to register sepi lr 7,' ' to attend are invited to accompany their ( ufda vlsItors at the Bishop home till nl.'l TnafliniM will l..l '.. krnlhor flnd SlStCr- cniiun-ii iu iitiaiii. were uihuj be present to assist with sched- ,n.iaw, Mr and Mrs R B Bishop '' - .ii .t,. . . nt Trine. ules. rees are as ionu. uwr.a, anfj daugnter namaia -nn. ,,l.ll,. tfMl- towels.' j - l IliUov of Echo. ovjaaj , ni 1 1 1 1 j i - , ana -tti ...v.. . $2.00. Students may or may noti Mr anfj Mrs Charles Anaeregg pay the "annual fee" or 5J.00. pent from Thursday to wonuy but In some cases students must Beach vVash. They were joined . i VilrrV, ' i i u., Kfr nnd Mrs have iock ana ney. loui there rnuay u - student has his own'i,i, Miillltran and daughter atiiuoi - i rfuv-i f , ah Incnran fnr both -...j.. t riTrinllr., WaSlX grade and high school students. Mr and Mrs Walter Wyss have is paid by the Morrow county rcturned home irom a vau. ooiiri hnnrd. This Includes ath letlc insurance. Meals in the caf eteria will be 25c for all students, 30c for adults. Busses will not run until the first day of school, Sept 6. New teachers this year are Bill White, music; Dallas Haverland, mathematics ana ". WIlliams of Richard waym.re sevenw, -,aena. eiehth craaes. navenanu, wuo.unianu, iumuv. . " j cigmn hiu ... j itic nnv Partlow and taUCht at Mlicncil laai Jcii, mr no" - -oS from Athena. Waymlre children Patti, Jimmy, Mike and trip to Crater Lake and Crescent City, Calif, returning uy - inX.r:7 MrT Claud Worden 11 1 . . Mi7aiinA over the week j . tond the funeral oi Tex Williams, 80. who died July 16. He is the father oi iyie ..J ' n.m.iAW of the Wor tauchi at Irrigon last year. Other teachers are: Jack Flug, superintendent, business law; Ronald Black, FFA and shop; Mrs Ruth Coy, fcngnsn, dook- d tvDine: Lester Ler- oux, science and world history; Mrs Delia Lindsay, home econ omics and English; Robert Strutz, coach, also world geograpny, United States history, seventn and eighth grade social studies, ond hnvs' Dhvsical education. r-r-ori Ei-hnni teachers are Zoe, Billings, first and second; Mil dred Baker, third and fourth; La- Vnrno PnrtloW. fifth and Sixth and girls' physical education. Cafeteria cooks are Mrs Charles Graham and Mrs Jack Taylor. Robert Harwood is custodian, bus drivers are Harwood and Ed ptrkv snent ten days vacation ctal Doints. returned home Tuesday of last week from a on in television In moniri lumai. Hollywood, Calif tuimuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiumtw AYERS PEST CONTROL FOR YOUR SPRAYING iTrees. Yard and Grain Stor age; Resident ana tonunw dal Fogging. Clayton Ayers Phone 6-9953 Kmrrrrnnrmmmuiiuuiuiuumnntt HEM Straight Bourbon from Kentucky 1 . ' -s.- - --c t Z-t 1 ...nltlT... ' 1 '.I",'"v.Ml. k I.M V - 4 -. 7n. "Nature's finest bourbon tSLi'Qi ot There is none better! TvTcta" 'tm;nzz ?:. iivitf. ky. hemuchy strmght bourbci whiskey, u po:f INVEST In America -A Vigorous. Growing Nation . . . MDEMJIVEI f ih. PorlUnd t in H.ppn w.nlh. Investing in stocks and bonds of America can be vital to your financial future. A well-planned investment pro gram will gain the greatest benefit. At no obligation, see the firm that offers complete investment facilities. Mr. Sidesinger will ba In Heppner tomorrow (August 26). Call 6-9912 to contact him for more Information. I ilkiiSiiiillier&Co. 204 General Petroleum Building Portland 1 2, Oregon Member Midweat Stock Exchange Please send FREE BOOKLET that explains your services. pec iN'ame 'Address 1 1 jty zf!!zrzgy- jji TIM KOTJS... A TAIK TO YOUR JBlrvBai DEALER Complete fertilizer service means better crop growth, more profit growth for you. And that's your Brea Brand dealer's job: to give growers complete year 'round A at' DELIVERY... when you need it! A service plus the finest fertilizer products obtainable. Complete service and finest products are the Brea Brand combination that puts more money in your pocket. Your local Application equipment Brea Brand dealer will help you determine your most profitable fertilizer program, and will see that you get what you need when you need it. He is equipped to provide the best in application service. Best of all, he'll follow A V y Crop analysis vour crao develonment - r h and help vou get the P3L iff'.-' most out of your crops. Storage That's service that grows! Jim Valentine Heppner, Ore. Phone 6-5388 IlilllllllliOlillliilliillllllllOIllillliillillilllliiillllllllllllillOIill
