Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR
About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1960)
J." V IT ,- ThU U th Memorial dsdicoUon ot the) Ion City I1 Itighl; Leo Crabtre. Mooter. Willow Grange; Mr. and Mr. D. J. Comwot. daughter el J. A. Wooleryr Ocor Lundell. park caretaker! Ocof Peterson, county Judge; and Elmer McClure. Stale Grange Matter. JOSEPH A. WOOLERY MEMORIAL DEDICATED AT IONE PARK IN AUGUST a Eenermjsly endowed. Grant that we may continue In Your cxl work and that w may re dedleate oureelve to Thy erv. Ice; keep llve among u a faith In the thlnct of the spirit; a love for beauty and truth; a devotion to Thy ways of righteousness, friendliness, and peace. Thli we ask In Thy Holy Name. Amen. On last August 17. the Willow Gr.inj! pri-M-nted a program pre pared by the Grange Community Service committee at their an nual picnic. The Cringes have community projects each year and this year the Willow Grange had a marker made for the park at lone In memory of a past resi dent. Joseph A. Woolcry. Guest speaker for the after noon. Elmer McClure. Portland, master of the Oregon State Grange, gave some of the ser vice accomplishments of various grsngea over the state. Other numb'rs on the program were talks by Mayor Charles O'Connor. Elaine Rietmann. and O. L. Lundell. The lone school hand furnished the music. The main feature of the pro-e-am was the dedication of a memorial to a former cltlzjn of lone, Joseph A. Woolery. Mr. Woolcry was a prominent, civic minded man; a merchant, ware house manager, land owner and banker. ft the turn of the century. Mr. Woolery donated the land and planted the tre?s as a park to t.'i" City of lone. As the old deed to the property was either lost or destroyed ty fire, with the coop -ration of the city council, a new deed was obtained and recorded in the name of the City of lone. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Conway of San Francisco, son-in-law and daughter 01 mr, vmm-iy. . , p:esmt for the dedication or a VCIIiie L-unu permanent marker to the mem- n Eunch havfi ory of her fV'f J11 1 complied a tr-nsact'on in which I.cr was a gift of Willows Grange purchased Just under 2 000 Follows Is the impress ve: P ' Thfi ,and 15 County Students At Oregon State OREGON STATE COLLEGE A total of 15 students from Mor ttw county are enrolled at Ore ron State College this fall. In ruling nine from Heppner. The students from Heppner are: Carol K. Anderson, Gayle J. C'X. II Men A. Graham. Clifford W. Gre-n. Shirley C. Kononen. Janice M. Martin, Gerald C. Sumner, Meredith J. Thomson, and M. M. Van Scholack. Students from other commu nities In the county include: Boardman Barbari S. And?regg .ind Stevan D. Flug; lone Mich ael D. Benge. Melvln E. Martin, and Grant M. Rlgby: and lcx inrton Paula D. Barak. A breakdown of the 7.899 en rollment total at OSC this yeir shows 6.049 from Oregon, 1.G35 from 43 other states, and 215 from 49 foreign countries. Alvin Bunch Buys pare I I y Mrs. Ernest Heliker, with Judge Oscar Tetcrson as leader: Lender To the glory of Al mighty God and in memory of Joseph A. Woolery for his ben evolent service to this com munity, UnhonWe dedicate this me morial. li-s wrst of Hardman about 10 nils. atid will be used for a enttle ranch. Bunch has rurehaed a herl of calves which will bo wintered on the home pl.xcn and will be moved to th? newly purchased ranch next SDrinc. Th"y will continue operation of the wheat lands tney nave formerly farm?d. The brand of the new ranch Hurrying holiday drivers are rushing to their own traffic acci dent. They would be smarter to realize that it's better to be slow ed down than laid up. Long Distance Nation-Wlde Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 Leader To the generosity which prompted these gifts and fce thg B an(J hag bpen reg for the ten-fits these gifts have Bunch sald besn and continue to be, jjnjson We dedicate this memorial. Leader For the pleasure and comfort enjoyed by those who assemble here for social or busi ness purposes over a period of many years In the past, Unison We dedicate this memorial. Leader To all those now present, to those living here, and to those who have come many miles to be present today for this dedication service, Unison We dedicate this memorial. Leader To those who will be gathering in generations to come and have the inspiration to continue the care and improve ment that were begun here more than half a century ago, Unison We dedicate this memorial. Leader To the City of lone and its officials, to the various clubs, the fraternal organiza tions, the many individuals who have contributed generously of their time and efforts to the bet terment of this community, as well as to the park, to all these who cooperate in continuing to the hieh ideals evidenc ed by the donor, that his efforts shall not have been in vain, Unison We dedicate this memorial. Leader Amen and Amen. Since no undertaking should be attempted without the blessing of our Heavenly Father, let us all stand for the closing prayer. Benediction and closing prayer by Rev. Riley: Almighty God, our Creator and Preserver, bless we pray Thee, this city park, this memorial to the donor, those who generously gave, and those who hereafter may use and en joy them. Bless all who are here to' participate in this service of dedication. Make us worthy of our rich inheritance of beauty in parks, fields, and forests ana , every worthwhile and growing I thing with which we have been j TKE HARD WORK IS DONE FOR YOU i" -Tn p E ..y m j is ( Gwoaww ' 9 I lui HaaukMBint ess: PRE-HUNG DELUXE Aluminum Combination Oooi Pm mini laun rfet fit tnncinf "too continuous typo kin(t ru wow entire toot m untl bu only rtw no feleese it from inside NOTHING MORI ro BUT Comploto ..ttt all hrfwaro tuttti rrtlict It tl M!tr fntt Cl $39.60 Barratt Sales Co. 422 Linden War Pl 6-9157 lone Schools Give Musical Christmas Program Dec. 22 fy LOKIAINC BALL Date to Hnnmct- lrr, 31 Ui Malc at Ilnet llonm. . IVr, 31 Pane at lone Legion 1111 Jan. I-Church i-ricet) con Jurtrd by e!le student. Jin s Ladies Auxiliary, at rlor Barnett'a. . . . , i, . i- inn. 4 OKS. tvawiciinw Installation tt officer. Ri brkah Lfxle. A lautiful torv of the Christ Child was told In ong and pan- tomlne at the achou! enrutmaa t.rocram on the evtnlnc vt Dec. 22. The pffi''" w prewnled to a Urge attentive audience. Th hleh b-hool mixed choir ang thre numter Beautiful Savior. No Cradle Wai There, and Winter Wonderland. The grade school beginner band nlavrd thre aelectlons. anrtc Dxdle. Big Chief Tomahawk, and Air from Rigoletto. Durlnc the narration of the story of ChrUt'a birth, given by Bob DeSpaln. the aecond grade nang Atleste Fidelia and Wind In th Olive Trees, third grade sang First Noel and Silent Mght, fifth crade aanc Angels We Have Heard on High, and While Shep- herds Watch Their Flocks, xourtn grade aang Hark the Herald An- rrl Sms nd i C!' I'l-1" T.dn!M Cr. fsnt srad n& Aay in a Mnc W T t.f kUlh. fcenth and ri;hih trnJet ang In unUon Anf-i Ffm the IValmt of CAoty. n J" h Worlvt Fidlowlns thia the ft ik-hool band prewr twl t-u i.um-l-r. Mining Land of NL " Little Fnllh Suite. I TTie hlfh n-ho"l o"'l dim ed the program with a -lvtUm vt Chrt!.tms can-l and ?4nta Claua U Coming to Ton. 1 The teacher an.l faculty are ta te nmmendel fir uch a beautiful program In giving honor we mutt mention the love ly planUt for the evening. Cher- :le Lundell and Arl.ta .M-Cale. 'and the director vt the three band. Mr. Arnle lledman Amonc the audience were many pre-chler who anx iously awaited the arrival of Santa Claus, who uddenly ap peared to talk to them and give each a bag ot canuy. Among the college tudenl home for the holiday we find Hill Salter, Kelvin Manm. rnu Emert, Karen Lundell. Garry White. Mardlne Baker, Bob and Berl Aker. John Bott Is home visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Botts. during the holiduys. Ai home fnm Ihe rU-e fr the ht-lUa) I Waite IVitmann. u uuii.g hi jurfot. Mr nl Mi Piil rcHmmn, ami I rr r Unvi Mr. and Mr. WttM-n l"hr.t. j h. t- ft and diU! !rr t f Oie -r T?ivift- fk "t- 2 xunor at Ihe Ijv1 lull lu.me Mr, and Mi Lrwu U-U a"'1 Wn irnt Ciniii,o, witti Mr. and Mr. Uy In H'fl-!tn yam Ftrti frturtu-l from the i-ppiirr hipitl Wednenldy. IVv 21. Mr F-tfh U rcHntcd muili improxrtl t-ut lil te con fined at hme f r awhile. Anne ar. l Vircinia Jepn f h.rtiand. and Cam Iim (ent the t hristma holiday with Mr. and Mr. RidK-rt Jepen and t-ilier nlathe here, Mr. and Mr. I".iy Turnr and of Kugene -ent ChrUima Fe with Mr. and Mr FKIon Tutker and family and her par ent ChrUtma day they apent In IVndletnn with Mr. Turner family, t'hrUtma iunicr guii.t of Mr. and Mr. !n Ball were her bro ther, Pitlt Sherman and sons, and Mr. and Mr. Rol Tltomson f Heppner. and Klmer IViersen. lone. C'hrlMma Eve, Mr. and Mr. Bill Nirhols and Gordoa were visitors. Christma Eve dinner guest of Mr and Mrv Ij-wis Ball were Mr. and Mr. fn Ball and fam ily and Pale Mtcrman, hreciuie and Kdilje. iioiis L-iit'sis of Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols Ihe weekend of the 17th was Marion Oswalt of. Tmdarf- Dwabw H. I960 Wrt Linn. Al er.iertalned al Ihe Millet thai ue-k end wrre Mr and Mr. luk Tait 'it on Sat urday iil.'M and ll.'k'rr Km.alJ and children drvpd In during the evening. HEffHCH CAZmt-TIMES Mr and Mrs. George Miller mttited ta Portland on unday. iiiuining L!e Kmcald. wha I uhig al ihe lluun Brjn hufr.e in I5fartion while he at-ii-ini tnlitHd In li-akrrlon. ..-. I r . . ' a. ' "tit i - -"""" ''.'' " , f I """" ' ' rtfT" ,i i -;v. . r v -.,, .. , t.'v.-,v-, - x ry - i 4- Si i ' jPII -4r -r l L.WMT-V" ' fl 'mh. 1,1 --''I i ' i . ' ..i.i.i.i ' Here's what PP&L customer Mrs. Bonald A. Salvo says about electric living: With four youngsters, I count on my 38 electric appliances for lots of help! 99 "Talk about time and work savers . . . why, without the help of my washer and dryer, I'd really have my hands full in just keeping up the laundry. Of course, all of our other electric appliances are wonderful helpers, too -and such a bargain at only 45 a day!" Electric living means modern, more pleasurable living to thousands of PP&L customers who, like Mrs. Salvo, are using lots of low-cost electricity these days -more and more all the time! See your appliance dealer soon. Take a look at all the work-saving electric appliances, and be sure you are making full use of PP&L electric service -today's biggest value! PACIFIC POWER. &LIGHT COMPANY 38 fefcgJ 45 ElECTRIC K-L(A DAY Tha Salvo family mak$ us of all lh appliance for better living electrically i 1 Range (Refrigerator rWaiher Dryer 1 Water Heater I Vacuum Cleaner I Floor Waxer yjlroner fj Televitlon MRadio fFry Pan Food Mixer Blender W Too iter y Coffee Maker 5 Deep Fryer y Electric Clock 3 iV Bottle Warmer You Live Better. . . Electrically I HOW MANY OF THESE APPLIANCES WORK FOR YOU IN YOUR HOME? Iron Furnace Motor -Ventilating Fan Heating Pad Portable Fan Waffle Iron Sewing Machine Power Tooli 2 Hair Dryer Shaver ,Vaporixer Corn Popper Film Enlarger j Film Dryer Sun Lamp Slide Projector lighting
