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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1961)
UttfKtn GAItTTX TXMti. TbmxtoT. Honk 1 1H1 Real Property Appraiser Joint Assessor's Office A new real projerty appraiser hit brfn attarhed to the coun ty tttrasor! of fire. Wllllsm II. Johnson. Coqullle. was moved here at the real property apprais er lor the Slate Tas Comm!alon on a contract with Morrow Coun ty this week. Johnson was appraiser for the county assessor In Coos County (or the past eight years. Mrs. Johnson and their a!-months-old son will movt here next week end. The family will be at home In the Thomaa J. Wells home on the highway north of town. ATTENTION! Do You Have Trouble With Any of These Pesti - MICE RATS GOPHERS INSECTS TERMITES SPARROWS STARLINGS PIGEONS Don't read 'Em It's Cheaper to KILL 'EMI Coll 6-9553 Ayers Pest Control Owned and Operated by Clayton Ayers. Heppner Two I.H.5. Girls In Speech Contest Mt Evrljn Jrpwn and Miss J-an Martin, lone hli'h hool se nior, were announced this week at the rt-prfM'Mallvea from their u h'o to the Knights of rythlas lublic Swaklna Content In Pen dleton on Mart it 6 at the Knights f Pythias hail at H p m. This U the Initial elimination a - Tm k.. llnntinrr. all- I ....... - , t n,, .,iHH.. missed; Douglas Burre. umaon. lo n. -tkna content dismissed: Carl Nkhola, Spray. subwt of the siieeches Is to dlamlnsea: I nti if htiiii, KCTICE A Drivers LUense Esamlner will h. on duty In Heppner Tuet- day. March 7. 1961. at the Court House between the hours u v w a. m and 3. 30 p. arcurumn to an announcement received from the Department of Motor Vehic les of Oregon. HOSPITAL NEWS Attending FHA Meet At OSC Drain, dismissed; Ben Anderson. Heppner: Oracle Steers. Klnrua. dismissed; Beverly Wright. Hep pner, dismissed; Rowena Hutch ison. Klnzua. dismissed; Juanlta Sprouls. Condon; Opal Cayman, ctanftold. dismissed: Kenneth Burres. Condon, dismissed; Or Ian Wright. Heppner; JoAnn Minrm. Pilot Rock: Anns Belle Cole. Klnrua; Gertrude O'Harra. Lexington. To Mr. and Mrs. Nell Kellogg. Heppner. a 6 pound 3 34 ounce daughter, Mlchele Marie, born Feb. 25. To Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rill. Heppner. a 7 pound 1 ounce daughter, Denlse Tamela. born Feb. 25. To Mr. and Mrs. Demlslo Lu Jan. lone, an 8 pound 10 ounce daughter, March 2. Mrs. tancM Palmer from The Dalle was a uest Saturday and Sunday at the Jim Farley home. Long DUtanca Nation -Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents ' padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 I ? " I m I MB o o on They Toe The Line For Us Any cuitomtr of ourt wh Iwi Ion g.ft " f' Jf oiilit Mm In filing claim, mok ir It to troctMM SjvMV nd thn he li paid promptly. W. mak. the companlot wo roprotont to K lino whoa H " to proHttlnQ tho Intareita of of tllontt and w nr bocauM wo ere indopondont ogonti ... In kutlMH ff VKWtt Wo'd Ilk the epptrtwnlty to oorv yw. Call M. C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 6-962S HEPPNER, OREGON BOX 611 h "Chance .1 Would Make." The irl Is a $1,500 v hoarhtp to the college of the winner's choice. Mis JcpM-n's speech Is titled "Change 1 Would Make In Teen Agcrs Liven In Connection with the World Today" and MIks Mar tin's Is "Changes I Would Make In Rural Area Schools." Tills year Evelyn Is secretary- tremurcr of the student body, secretary of the senior class, feature editor of the school paper, mcmlier or the pep band ami last year was a contestant In the United Nations PPfrrlrrage for Youth Contest. She Is a mem ber of the First Christian Church of Heppner where she teaches Sunday school class. Miss Martin Is vaVnllctorlan of her graduating cl iss, and ac tive In school affairs as well as 4 H activities and lone Commu nity Church functions. Other contestants In the school were Michelle Morrison, John Swanson. Tom Martin, Jack Crum, Cheryle Morrison, and Marilyn Morgan. Justice and Municipal Court Patrick Charles Dohcrty, fail ure to file accident report, fined $15.00. John Louis Brltt, overwldth load, fined $15.00. Richard John Enos, no PUC firm name on door, fined $15.00. Wrcnn Wayne Cruse, prohlb itcd U-turn, fined $15.00. Loren Herman Bade, excessive motor noise, fined $10.00. John Domlnick Ceelia, no mo tor vehicle license, fined $5.00. Frank Alfred Winterhercer. de fective equipment, fined $10.00. Joe Ira Morris, no motor ve hicle license, fined $3.00. Oscar George, parking In re stricted zone, $1.00 fine. Gerald L. Wagner, violation of basic rule, $25.00 fine. Denward Bergevin, drunk, $30. Overtime parking and fined $1.00 each: Kenneth Kinger, Leo Schacher, Fred Ott, W. O. Wild man, Wallace Wolff. ELLIS BALL IN AF SCHOOL Airman Third Class Ellis Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball of lone, has completed his Initial course of Air Force basic military training according to S-Sgt. How ard Andrews, local Air Force re cruiter. Airman Ball is attending the technical training course for Aircraft Control and Warning Operation at Keeslcr AFB, Miss. Four members of Heppner high school chapter of Future Homemakers of America will at tend the 16ih annual meeting at Oregon State College March 3 and 4 In CorvalHs, Sandra llarshman, local chap, ter president, received her offi cial nomination about two months ago as one of two who will be running for state parlia mentarian office at the meeting. Llbby Van Scholark la chairman. Two official delegates from the local chapter will also attend Rose Nash. nest year's president, and Ann Jones, next year's sec retary c.f the local chapter. Chapter adviser Grace A. .Schmidt and Mrs. Andy Van Scholack will accompany the girls. Standard Announces Closure Of lone Plant Standard Oil ComDanv of Cali fornia announces the closure of the lone plant Feb. 1. P. V. Smith, district manager. The Dalles, said that the decision to close the plant was made fol lowing a two-year study of all economic factors Involved and stated that th closure was nec essary because of economic rea sons only. Th area nreviously served by the lone plant has been divided between the Heppner ana Ar lington nlants. Sales and service coverage will be provided from there. :mith A Id overv effort will be extended to assure outstanding service to existing and prospec tive customers in tne lone area In the new alignment The lone plant Is to be remov- mi and rprtaln improvements will be made to Barnett Service Station, located on the same property. BLARNEYS ACT AS GODPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Phil Blakney acted as godparents at the chris tening of the newly adopted baby of the Harry Bongers in Prlnpville Sunday. The baby girl born January 11 has been named Annette Marie. On their weekend visit the Blakneys also saw the Rev. Pat rick Gaire and the Malcolm O'Briens, all former Heppner residents. They were accompanied by their children. NAZARENE SERVICE TONIGHT The Church of the Nazarene will have a special service to night, March 2, at 7:30 In the Seventh Day Adventlst church. Evangelist Neal Phipps who Is field representative for the Bralnerd Indian School, Hot Springs, S. D., will show colored slides depicting Indian life on the reservation. BREAK AND ENTRY SOLVED Five separate cases were han dled In juvenile court during the nast week. All were connected with the break and entry of Bris- tow's store In lone February 11. (IffliP(EE0tolliE)ftl3B.(M Three 28-Page Books Compare'61 Cars...Packed with Easy-to-Understand Photos, Facts, Figures Never before have there been so many claims and counter claims about new automobiles as there are today. How can you separate fact from fiction? Which cars actually offer the best features? Which are really lowest priced? Which give beat performance, economy? You'll find the answers to these and hundreds more questions in the 1961 Automotive X-Ray Books just off the press. These books pull no punches. They name names, show prices, comparison photoa side by side. Three com plete books one for each of the popular-priced fields fret at your Rambler dealer's. ECONOMY NEWS! Rambler beats all other compact cars competing In Pure Oil Economy Trials for second straight year! Tops field with 26.86 M.P.G. averaging more than 40 M.P.H. in nation's toughest, fairest economy run (NASCAR sanctioned). Rambler American Custom with overdrive takes first 6 places in Class 6-sweeps 8 of first 10 places-more proof of Rambler hceilertce. Supply Limited-Get Your 1961 Automotive X-Rays Today! FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY, May and Chose, Heppner, Ore. Legionnaires, Auxiliary Hear State Commander Members of Heppner and lone American Us ion potts heard State Commander Merrill E. Johnson. Oregon CHy. outline the American Lejrlon program for 19C1 for the state of Oregon at the Joint meeting here Thursday night. The program Is to ac quaint the public with the prop er procedure of things to do In case of an auto accident to save Uvea and minimize possibility of further accldenta. A membership drive was dis cussed for both the tglon and the Auxiliary. It was mentioned that many In the area are eligi ble for membership and stated that a special effort should be made to interest them In the Le gion progrsm. Following the 6:30 social hour and the pot-luck dinner the Le gion met separately and the Auxiliary heard state deputy auxiliary president Maxlne Blge low, Medford, outline tips for ob taining new members, and help lay plans for Heart Sunday for the local post She said that American Legion posts nationally had given J50,- 000 to the Heart Fund last year Plans for the annual Poppy Day were also discussed. She gave a report on the national convention and other trips she had made visiting posts about the country and in the state. Other dignitaries present for the meeting were State Depart ment Rehabilitation chairman Pearl Simpklns, Salem, and Dis trict 6 president Martha Keene, Hermiston. Mrs. Nora Turner had viiltnlg her on the weekend, her grand children, Billy, Steven, Todd and Jan Runnlon of John Day. Their mother, Mrs. Bob Runnlon, Jr., was In Portland visiting her hus band in Immanuel hospital Cutiforth-MUier Testify At Legislature Appearing on behalf of four separate farm organizations In Morrow county, Orvllle CutUortn and Tad Miller. Lexington, tea tlfled at a hearing on House bill Ted4y-4n Salem. Th bill would 'outlaw the use of Eater 2. 4 D for sprsylng of farm crops. It has been presented to the legislature by Rep. Staf ford Ilansell. representing pro duce farmers and flower grow era of the Ml Hon -Fret-water area. The local men told committee members that 2, I D had a bene fit of over IS million dollars In the last year alone to the four wheat producing counties of Ore gon. Quoting Department of Ag riculture figures they said the damage to produce crops and flowers by the spray for the same period was listed as being only $5,000. They also talked to legisla tive members opposing House bill 1557 which would put a 24 thousand pound gross load on farm trucks. . . Mr. end Mrs. Oar oca John son, wary Ann ana jonnny, made a trip to Hermiston sun- day. CUBS BECEXVE AWARDS (Continued from Trent Tag) Lovgren. Dean Massey, and Jack O'hara. Guest and former cubmaster, the Rev. Charles Knox presented David Hall. Mike Smith, Frank Unrein. Dean Massey. Terry Peck. Billy Baker, Steve Munk ers, Gary Munkers, Jimmy Healy, and Bobby Peck with arrow badges earned by points receiv ed In extra accomplishments In cubbing. Receiving den mother badges were Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter and Mrs. Howard Petty john. The den mothers planned the potluck and assisted about the room and each den made decora tions for their tables at which they and their parents were seated. Juveniles Break Into Ramsey Home The home of Bill Ram-) on Hljthay Tt in Hrppnrr was broken Into the afternoon f February 19 An axe was ued to cut off hp at the hack door. Two boxea of shells were taken, a hurting knife and a amoklng pipe. A hen and a ros ter were killed In a henhouse at the back of the property. The entry was made between 2 and 3 o'clock -and was dUeov ered by Ramcy uhen he return ed home Sunday night. Three small boys were ques tioned by city polie and admit ted the break and entry- The property has been recovered. The boys will apjefir In Juve nilc court. The Clint Aaees and Bob Can- tonwlnes were in Pendleton Sun day for the A.A.U. basketball tournament. at HARDMAN MAR. U Musle by Rot's Band Supper Served Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERT TUESDAY 12 MOOff On U. S. 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