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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1960)
MtrtKCi GAirrrt TiMii. twwt- sotb i. ito Horse Show Winners Named The two t -tfnrmio hurwa in Friday's fair hi how wre litrr"s BullH, whkh u hM-rt grand rhm4n and fvnt'i Cougar, lt r-wrve thim plon. frier's Bullet ws owned r.y Mil nl Kithryn lira! and ridden ty Mm nd ScaTs Cougar was owned ant rtdiien ly t'lttyd J'inM. Oilii-r winnrr In the day lung ahow were. In the order of pUc Ing: Conformation and fuller rUftsri; rt lit foaled In WiA, Ttell fUr, owned by Sandra Kubanks. PIMol Pay. by P.l Murray, No Name, ty Italph Reamer; year llnc foaled In lUfiO. Trtxle Joy Ann. William Smcthurt. Lurky, by Jo Yoctim, Sharred. by Klrk Out Of Townefi Here For Graham Funeral Dw hr to ttlrrtd II. funeral last nk HM Craham were M' Charlrt Wes Ion. Srtmuur Graham, lit rv4 Mm A E Raymond, Oidn, llah; Mr and Mm Wllo Graham, Mr and Mm La few Graham, Mia Mark! Graham. Mm U Rw an. Balil Ground. Waah: Mr nd Mm Duane Graham. Van cmivrf. Vah; Mr and Mm Car nard Graham. Mr and Mm Blaine vnm. Pendleton: Mr and Mm O W Damon. LaGrande: Mr and Mm Gilbert Damon. Baker. Mr and Mm Bernard Damon, Eugene. HOSPITAL NEWS railrnt Thomas Galea. Cun. don, dismissed; Richard Konon en. Stockton. Calif, dismissed; Levi Morris. Ileppner; Dorla Pflu and Robinson; two year olds.'grad. Spray, dUmlssed; Thomas f n f . : FIRST FAIR KIDS' PET SHOW BRINGS WIDE VARIETY OF ANIMAIS foaled In 19:8, Topper, by Dean Gllman. Ace, by Paul Slaughter, Bud B Bur, by Max and Mary Ann Imil-i; stallions 3 yeara and over, Monkey Que, by Jim Valentine. Booter'a Image, by Marlon Finch, Nl ktrum, by Rua sell Dolven. Stallions under 3 yeara. Boy Doll, owned by Kolee Fulleton mares 5 yeara and over. Jet. owned by Bill and Kile Healy, Jade, by Klrk and Robinaon. Mol lie, by Russell Dolven; marea 5 years and under, Smethurat Rose, owned by William Smethurat, Mlsa Zipper, by Ron Currln; Gel- dines 3 years and over, Slamp'f Pride, owned by Roy Stamp, Shanty, by Merldy Webb, Boot er's Bullet, by Bill and Kite Healy. Mares and produce, Gold Dawn, owned by William Smethurst, Sharma Sharred, by Klrk and Robinson, Bud's Freckles, by William Smethurst; mare and nursing colt. Clem' Pistol, own ed by Rod Murray, Bud's Freckles, by William Smethurst, School Girl, by Sandra Eubanks; Get of sire, Monkey Que, owned by Jim Valentine, Redwood, by William Smethurst, Redwood, by William Stockard. Ileppner. dlamlssea; Ethel Lr Trace, Ileppner; Ry Tabor. Jr. Ileppner. dismissed; Ann Miracle. Lexington; Audlne Bergstrom, Ileppner; Thomas Cleveland. Ileppner. dismissed; Becky Webb, Ileppner. dismissed; Roy Teleraon. Monument; Maud McRoberta, Ileppner. Guest of tha John Hartmoma over the weekend were Mr and Mm AI Mattoon and aon of Port land and Mr and Mm Robert Williamson and family of Seattle Mr and Mm Walter Skuioski of Yamhill were weekend guests of Mr and Mm Fred Parrlsh. a. Ion, Booter'a Bullet. Bill Healy, Scat's Couear, Floyd Jones, Healy'e Jet. Kathryn Healy, Boots, Harold Erwln. Bit reining class, Scat's Couear, Floyd Jones. Healy's Jet. Kath ryn Healy, Booter'a Bullet. Bill Healy, Lady. Charlie Daly; hack- amore reining, Tequllla. Kath ryn Healy. Dun Prince, Ralph Beamer, Tom Murray, Rod Mur ray. Monkey Que, Jim Valentine; cow cutting, Domlnee Melody, Jan Beamer. Booter'a Bullet. 0 Mrs Bruca Spaacat and child ren aiwnt a few daya the first of the week visiting with her parents, the Rev and Mm Cliff Moynlhan In Toledo. Tha Rt Vruc Spencer ottaad ed a three day clergy conference In Wallowa at St Patrick s church this week. Herb Case and children want TOf fERFOHMANCE HORSES la last Friday's Wranglers bona Mo Portland on Monday to pick shew wara grand champion, Booter'a BuUot right owned by BUI I up MM tnse wno nas neen in and Kathrm Haalv and ridden bv Kathrvn Hoalrf and roaorre the hospital down there. They champion. Scat s Cougar, owned and ridden by Floyd Jones. (Lyons Photo) Mt rvry MM '"""rr fit-m a pxui u a K44f.h rl up In hands uf aia wurs. frvt It ! Fi!dv'a Kt ai l! f.ir, .d lhouh w one wn a iin all levrhrd txlib liur a libiM n fwr their efforts. ('ualiica rr minor l'o. ur l-ri.irifly. cmlJerirf the varlrfy the tnllcHllon. Thrre aa only one d lik-ht. and one rat tame up rr:ilr.g when the show was oxer. F-khibiinra Include Tarn Smith wh brtHiehi a moii In a uim, Pamela Fluwers. frggy Snyder, Framia Abrama, penwj Kubblna, Melanle Rlley. Sandra Carlton, Jerry Anderson. Jerry Munkera, t'hml nVlJenbrm-k and Plane Warren displayed does, Eshlb Hum of cats Included KrUlin and Charles Nelaon. Steve Warren. Ilrue B.-re'.trom. Judy Barclay, Dennis WarTen. Kaihy Mel by Bi-cky Fulleton. Other exhlblicjM and their pels Included Kit Anderson, pigeons; Larry Bellenbrock. sparrow iliru. Den and Ilarvll MUii. aiy: Tim ar4 T.m Smith I aU .. ...h.. I'alll Iv.iu.s, irr IUIrf 4 Mary ineu HJ .:r l-i. Wik Waiirn. M.y ''. V-Uhi4 Wlllaid and K-ila Wraihrrfd lv brUfc-hi brr l tthi and Sun Metby ds.piarU the or.iy ,...l.lflh. The ft altrmpl flf H arvlalitied a h"l-ng- barking and tawing by II who saw II GOP Guessing Contest Municipal Court Brings Many Entries Justice and The elenhane euesslne contest Maurice Everett Caldwell, ane at the Republlean booth at the ling prohibited method, posted Lambourn. returned on Tuesday Mar C E McQuarrio and Susie were In Walla Walla on Tuesday. Mr and Mm N C Anderson were In Tekoa, Washington on Satur day and Sunday to attend the golden wedding anniversary cel ebration of Mr and Mra C W ame num. neawooa oy Kathryn Healy. Healy'a Jet. Bill Smethurst shetlands 41 Inches C,,.. -.' rinvt! ,i. nfice., pi., k ni "y. S0813 Cougar, Floyd. Fulleton, Fairy, by Rolce Fulle ton; ponies 41 Inches and under 50 Inches, Tinker, Klrk and Rob inson, Creamola, Sandra Eub anks, Trinket, Rolce Fulleton. Working and performance horses; ponies 44 Inches and under 50 Inches, Trinket, Rolce Fulleton; Junior equitation riders, 11 years and under, Trinket, Ruby Fulleton, Shanty, Merldy Webb, Lady, Kim Valentine; Junior equitation, 12 yeara through 16, Rocket, Judy Sherer, Fly, Sandra Eubanks, Rob, Scott Barratt Performance division western pleasure horse; Riders 11 years and under, Teddy, Paul Healy, Nancy, Barbara Grlbble, Shanty, Merldy Webb; riders 12 years through 16, Rob, Scott Barratt, Robin, Vicky Barratt, June Bug, Shannon Mahoney; senior dlvls- Jones; trail horse class, Rocket, Judy Sherer, Golden, Mary Cox, Robin, Vicky Barratt. This year's Wranglers horse show was the biggest ever, ac cording to Fred Mankln, general chairman oX the annual event since Its Inception. Every year the show attracts more horses and this year the registration topped the 130 mark. The chairman expressed his thanks to all members who took charge of various events and es pecially to Howard Bryant, who served as arena director; Bev erly Steagall, secretary; Pat Do herty, Sue Valentine and Karen Valentine who helped with the bookkeeping; James Norene and Harold Erwln who helped set up the events and equipment; and Bruce Lindsay, who announced the show. Morrow County Fair created $30 ball. much Interest and many ravor- Charles Richard Sultter, ang. able comments. linu orohlhlted method, posted I - A total of 402 guesses were $30 ball. submitted on the number or Yoet V Greer, overwldth load, elephants drawn on a large cara. 515 f ne The entries indicated there were people attending the fair from jq ATTEND Mr and Mrs Phillip Cohn and family of Hcrmlston were visit Ing Mr Cohn's parents, Mr and Mrs Harold Cohn over the week end. Carl Spaulding was in Portland Monday on business. Visiting the Rod Murroys this weekend were his sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs Duane Haines and family of Michigan, Connecticut, Portland, GRANDDAUGHTERS WEDDING Mercer Island, Walla Walla, En- . ii.n.i.i.n Pnnintnn I Mrs (.rare rsicKerson ion 10 Id Ul 131.) IlL llllllUllt - i.v..- - 1, 1 A 1 irt r j t i 1 d.j n Mou IThiirsi nvl fir Kll I muia Jltt. tonuun, imSui nu oua.uinan. . - n,. WllVln. and I at tnA r-Y fx. Ill I'll-lt IMT n nAP ClM I m rWSV ber 2T4eTlnn1thL7Tr d daughter Georgia of Dryden. -fJ- in"y 5S,.Srni5 Nickerson. On Saturday, Sept 3 Wash ington were guests of Mr ,, . Dn,t frt ot. 1 ana Mrs miey munncrs nus Miller, Boaraman, guessea j. , a weekend A drawing between tnese wo Kflren "Suzanne on Sunday Mr and Mr. Charles r ncKr pninps lor i np iarte kluii i o ' i r-i i n.uu.. a ed elephant made GInny Lou lBMor of M r and Mrs K chard iiaj ca iu a uiiis j-iixu ikuivj I . Portland. The wedding will take home Turner the winner. ine guesses on me numuer ui 1 . VniEnnni rhnr,.h Mrs elephants ranged between 30 and Kf R t r Condon on Tuesday. Mrs William Heath was in 50,000. The Republican Central Com mittee wishes to take this oppor tunlty to thank all those who I hnlnorl mnkp thp hooth a SUC. cess. Mrs Nickerson was accompan ied on the trip by Mrs Harry O'Donnell. PARENTS OF BOY Mr and Mrs Don Turner and family spent the first of this week in Portland and the coast. Mrs E W Harshman of Port land is in Heppner visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Prices Hold Up Mr and Mrs Jerald C Kins of Mrs Ray Williamson Prince Georeo. Virginia are the Mr and Mrs Cornett Green bad Darents of a 10 lb ltt oz boy their sons and families, Mr and born July 11. He has been named Mrs James ureen 01 Arlington GuMta of Mr d Mrs Rkboid Meadr fur the rv-ieo eiena were Mrs Meade's larritl. Mf .n,i mm I! L Wrliman f naurr and Mr and Mrs Jame IMan ! Dale. Hate lor a two week's Ult U Mr Sarah Mrriw f Preaoott. Arizona. Mm Morrow la the mother of Mm l!bert Abrama. Houauoata of Mr and Mrs Robert Arama thl lat week end for Ihe fair and rodeo were Mr Abram's alMer and family. Mr and Mrs F.dwW HaxKeii ana ihlldren t.f Kvereii. Washington and Mr and Mrs Lea Marka and daughieM tf FowilL Mrs Kathleen Mathers of Pen dleton. slNler of Mr P W Ma honey. vUited at Ihe Mahoney home last weekend. Mr and Mm Vernon Muakers. Mr and Mrs Archie Munkers. Mr and Mm A S Watklns. and Mr and Mm Earl Evans were at Priest Lake. Idaho fishing last week. Mrs Minnie Taylor of Leodey, Oklahoma is visiting with her son and family. Mr and Mm Avery Taylor. Mr and Mrs Robert Meyer and children of Portland ppent the weekend with Mm Meyer's aunt and uncle. Mr and Mm Fred Man kin. Also staying with the Man kins for the week were their grandchildren Sherron and Mich eal Bunch. Mrs Skip Ruhl has been with her in laws. Mr and Mm L E Ruhl while Skip was gone for his two weeks training for the armed services. He completed his training last weekend. Susie McQuarrie's guests over the weekend were Phyllis Paola of Portland and Judle Clark of La Grande. Mrs Warren Voge and children of Fairchiid, Wash were visiting last week with her brother and family, Mr and Mrs Pat O'Brien. Malcoln O'Brien of PrinevUle stopped for a few hours to visit here on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stephen Thomp son and Janet of Pendleton were in Heppner for the weekend vis iting with their son and family, Mr and Mrs Terry Thompson. Bluff Tonguo Sheep Disease Spread by Imccri, OSC Says fe;e lui.r, et4 tllui JiM-M l rr J. M Men wl ir-mi!) in It. PaifU- Nrthart F,ii.i4:u ti Xtv ti:wse. !' liralmet.l, and ninal in are liaukM-4 In a bulletin Jal jut4thed by trtfon Stale (Yll-i;e Menin Ite Free cjlrt l H.e builriln -filu y'i.eu ma tf Stiec-p" may t tblalnc-tl frm !! fuunly rii-nin afirnu tr by wrlitn ihe t?C bulletin tlerk. Cuoallia. Blue Uiij;ue la a warm weather dioeaM- ranied fftm Shep tu aheep by flilng Inwrrla Main ty rr.pioma. In a44liln to a blue lunfue. Include alugi'l a h n e a s, .m t.f apniie. and Meh tern rralure. A bluUh rl band de vrloj.a along the upj-rr elge ff ih btAe. The lrua. It-lf. arldom allia tieep but II weakens their reta Hnf t other dimeaiea. Deaths are unually due lo ompllcailng pneumonia. The bulletin uees me im iuriane t.f a flinlral dtagnotda by a veterinarian. Detailed sug gestions are Included In Ihe four page llluiralel bulletin publish- ed jointly by Ihe extension ser vices cf QSC Washington Stale University. nd University nf Idaho. Mm Jock Loyd and Tim wont to John Day fr Ihe weekend to visit Mrs Loyd's parents. Mr and Mrs C A Trowbridge and help her father celebrate his birthday. Tim stayed on to vinit with his grandparents this week. Verno Targesoa, Leonard King and Dick Purchase of Pendleton were house guests of Jack Loyd over the weekend. Alex Thompson, who la work ing In Roseburg. was home for Ihe weekend. Mrs John Clerf and children of Klttatns. Wash were In Cecil last week visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs E R Schaffer. She stayed on for the fair and rodeo this weekend. Sidney Euston of The Dalles spent the weekend as the house guest of Helen Graham. Mr and Mm Raymond Bailey were In Ontario for a few days last week to attend a funeral. Mortha Sowell is visiting this week at the home of her mother's uncle, Clarence Howell of Irrl- gon. A houseguest of Mr and Mrs rnoId Raymond Is John Kar- vonen of Castle Rock, Washing ton. He Is here to attend the Morrow county rodeo. 1 m&" rt PRE - SEASON NEW GENERAL Winter Cleat TIKES Black or Whitewall 670x15 To 850x14 Youll B Needing Them Before Long SAVE! $1650 TO $j950 GET YOUR WINTER TIRES CAPPED NOW! AVOID THE RUSH! FOR CARS - JEEPS - PICKUPS SEE US FIRST AND SAVE! YOUR GENERAL TIRE DEALER Ford's Tire Service HEPPNER PENDLETON LA GRANDE (Continued from PaffA 1) Ing hogs were Paul Webb; Mrs Mark Stephen. Mrs King Is the and Mr and Mrs Steven of Pen O W Cutsforth; Dick's Flower former Meredith Sorlien. Shop: Kenneth Smouse; Alvln Wagenblast: Northwest Live- Grandparents are Rev and Mrs J Palmer Sorlien. Rev Sorlien Is stock Association; Billy Doherty a formcr pastor of the Methodist and the Peterson Ranch church here. WRONG WINNER Last week's "hurry up" story RODEO COURT SAYS THANKS The Morrow county rodeo court on 4-H livestock fair winners was were guests of the fair and rodeo largely correct except uiai u hnnl.H last WPpkenf1 at the Hen- cheated one youngster out of a pner hotel during all the rodeo gtanu I'lituuiJiuii owoiu UIC nMlvltipci story gave it to the wrong person. . vrm,CCJMl thpIr nn This week we'll give It back. nroMatin th hoard and t0 T A TT 11 1. Jt.,(rt f 111 iiicr t-ix nveoiuLiv uiviaiun Mp ariH MrQ William Smethurst. Steven Pettyjohn should have Mfg Srnethurst Was their official been credited with showing theLHarn onf1 Mr smethurst. grand champion market hog and de dlrector. They als0 thank David Anderson with the reserve ed Mrs c c Jones who assisted champion. thp rrianlporiinff duties. AT GOP PICNIC OFFICE TO BE CLOSED Among tnose irom Morrow onWvo cPTvic(, office in county who were In Portland last Condon win be closed from Sept sunaay ro auena me KcpuDucan 3 through Sept 9. U will open rally and barbecue were Mr and I nln Spnr 19 nrrordine to Peeev ?i a VS , V " , , ' Dean Riney, clerk. II. nvA ll.n Innl. L? ..nlr nA II"" I aim itua tfaiv uaian aitu Turner of Lexington. Mrs Lan- dleton visiting them this week end. Mrs Herman Green and child ren and Mrs Joe Green and child ren of Pendleton were at Leh man Springs the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Tom Ashbeclc of Echo were guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Erwin on Thursday and Friday. Thursday evening the Erwins had a dinner party for the Ashbecks. A houseguest of Shirley Erwins last week was Caroline Whitney of Uklah. Mrs Pearl Devine had her granddaughter and family, Mr and Mrs Walter Ness of Mercer Island, Washington visiting her for the past week. They also visited Mr and Mrs Kemp Dick, Bob Huffman spent a few days on the coast at Seaside Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs H C Happold were his sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs H H Hall and Mrs Henry Forsburg of Portland. They left for their homes in Portland on Monday and Mr and Mrs Happold accom What laht miests Monday of ham Is Republican central com- Mr . .TrQ r A Ruffie3 and nanied thfm and will stav for iimiee Liiairman. I nr r,nrr1oa wcro rvmsins : a W Havt vioit I llklS t . hU&,'- ,..- u ' The featured speaker was 0f the Runeles family, Mr and senator Barry uoiawater or ah- Mrs C Winston Young or sari zona. toga, California. vicitinn inst week at the home l -a rv ! u A.... 1 r,t ir anA xfro lames Monanan family were here Wednesday wpre Mf and Mrs Edward O'Con nor of Lowell, Mass and Mrs Russell Parker of Oswego. Mrs Joseph Frank and children who have spent the summer with her parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Tamblyn. left last week for their home in Havertown, Pa. Mrs Ed Dick and children. and Kevin went to Portland this weekend. Mrs Dick attended the Ironrite Show. While in Portland they stayed with her brother and family, Mr and Mrs Jack Forsythe. On their return trip they stopped at Ryder wood. Washington to visit Mrs Dirk's parents. Mr and Mrs B C Forsythe. Guy Casin of Portland was here for the rodeo weekend. through Sunday visiting Mr Pad dock's sisters, Mrs Floyd Wilhelm and Mrs James Wilhelm and families. They brought Mrs James Wilhelm and boys home from Sweet Home, where they had been visiting her parents and relatives for a few weeks. Mr ana Mrs t oster uouiru 01 1 prin Kvlo itaraman were in ileppner ior medical attention Monday. They visited the Floyd Wilhelm fam ily while in town. Teresa Monahan, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Monahan, has been visiting at Oswego and the coast with Dr and Mrs Russell Farker and Mrs John K Taulson and also at The Dalles with Mrs Francis Palmer. 1 Dr and Mrs Norden Steph- anides of Hermlston were in Hep, pner Sunday to visit Dr and Mrs James Norene. Mr and Mrs Harvey Miller of Portland were here for the rodeo weekend. The William Lab hart family has Mr Labhart's mother, Mrs C W Labhart of Cannon Beach here for a short visit. Mr and Mrs George Tenrian of Pasadena, California were guests for a few days of last week at the home of Mrs Tervlan's sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs Fred Gimbel. Mr and Mrs Bruce Lindsay and family of Hermiston were guests of the James Drlscoll family over the weekend. Visiting Mr and Mrs John Pfelffer last week were Mrs Pfeif. fer's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Paul Seymour of1 Los Angeles. DO YOU NEED IN School Supplies? SPIRAL THEME BOOKS . 10c TO 69c? NOTEBOOK PAPERS .... 10c TO $2.13? SHEAFFER'S SKRIPTSERT PENS $2.95? ZIPPER NOTEBOOKS ..$1.35 TO $8.15? MANY, MANY MORE BARGAINS HIIIIIIIIIIIMtMIIIIHIHMMIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIItlMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIItlllllllHIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIItlllHIMII' YES-- We Believe We Have The Largest Line of School Supplies in The History of The Store. Stop In And See If You Agree. 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