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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1961)
Mtrrxci CAirrrc TtMti. nuir. ni i mi HHS Floy Day Program Friday A TUy Pay ha ten H at Ilrjj)r.r Wert rhxl gmnal- um fr Friday illpm, All r lUlj.anli as well as -tatf will I char red .lfniAi"n la rftlw money for Ihe student body fund ft the elementary and hlfh whI, The rrr.tfij?' program wil om.M if ta&kthall gsmcs ft follow: Fifth grade boys will flay lth grade b" ; neventh grade b 1H dchth grade tiy: fhmrn will play the Junior varsity; hlfh u IhkiI girls volleyball team will f.Jay the faculty women; faculty men will play the vanity team. FOLLETT MEAT CO. HennUtoa. Orqoo Ph. JO T-65i On Hcrmlston-McNa.-y Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day Postmasters Hold Meeting,- Driscoll Elected President The M-fr county ami fma tl'l4 county .tH f the .National lAtloii l I'iMtmatler ti 1 1 their quarterly roer-tinn lat Sun day at the rjSoal ihurvh f ar Mi hatl. f;uet .j-akcr. tej.re trMlng the IWt Office Depart mritt. Held Services Officrr, fk.n Arton from the regions headquarters In Jutland. Mr, Acton w accompanied by Ma wife and children. present t address the group on National Alatln business wait former Mate president, Glenn Huover. or rosll. Jie aio was accompanied by hla wife. Flection f officer wai held for the coming year with James Driscoll. lleppner, elected prcl dent, and Lavello Partlow. Irrl Eon. secretary. Postmasters and their families enjoying the potluck dinner were: Teresa liryson, Adams, president of the group; Fern MtCllntock, Cecil, secretary; Beatrice Sorog Kins. Arlington: Ruby Roberts, one; Lavelle Partlow, Board man; vlia Mcuain, weston; jseph DeSpaln, Pendleton; Ito- ert Ireland. Milton rrecwatcr; Mary Rupg, Pilot Rock; and James Driscoll, lleppner. Attend- nit as ruests of the croup were Donald F. Gilliam and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert C. Wilson, lleppner. but rue best is fi. ftECIHOHAY- infraW) AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BASEBOARD HEAT GXSOtS (KBSrMI a 10-VI AS WARRANTY HIGHER WATTAOIS UM INCH IOWIR COST TO INSTAU AMO OPfRATI HEATER KEPT COM Y SECONDARY AW PASSAOE Mm All Mm A4varrto ( Clip and Moil this Coupon for FREE ESTIMATE Mam. AddrMi We'll gladly help you with your wiring layout without charge." COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL bonded licensed RESIDENTIAL WIRING WIRING SUPPLIES PENDLETON ELECTRIC CO. CALL BOB HALE COLLECT CR 6-4361 Wheal Loan Deadline March 31 March 31 is the last day war, house stored wheat loans may b redeemed, according to the ASC fcfftr. Commodity Credit grain loans are designed to allow producers ta shop for a tetter prle than they mlfiht receive at harvest lime when money from their crops is needed. Any time during the loan period tfrom han-est to maturity date! they may be re deemed. I'klng the loan program In this manner Is the way It was design ed to be Ukd. Grain should not be delivered to Commodity Cred It Corporation In satisfaction for the loan If It can be redeemed and the producer Is able to break even. Redemption of farm stored wheat loans may be made up to the final date for delivery shown on the delivery Instruc tions. Barley and rye loans mature on April 30. Corn matures on July 31. Every producer having grain under Commodity Credit Corpor atlon loan should make every effort to use the program as It was Intended, says the ASC of flee. HOSPITAL NEWS Ronnie Sherman, lleppner. dis missed; Judy Mrs. lor. dUmlaa td; Mary Ann Dyer. Spray, dls. missed; Mary Margaret McCalL Lestngton; Erne! Bjorkqulst. Klruua; Helen Warnock. Condon; Donna llardie. Condon; Clarence Leonard. Drain, dismissed; Sarah Allen. Condon: Donna Rogers. Lonerock. dismissed; Cclla Mat- teaon. lleppner; Sharron Knox. london; Sue Townsend. lone; Judy Tottleben. lleppner; Jewel Stout, Fossil; Elvira Irtoy. Hep. pner; Elsie Kennedy, Lexington. To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ray mond, lleppner, a 7 pound 4 ounce- son, James Timothy, born March 16. The Fred Sanders family of Pendleton visited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Drake on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Kilkenny of Pendleton were guests of Emil Croshens on the weekend. County Red Crois Collections Lag The BeJ Cm Fund Drive hsi collected a total of S300 on a quota of 11500. according to Mrs. Herman Stroeber. county co chairman. Mrs Stroeber said that 1331 mutt be sent to the National Fund and 1366 Is scheduled to stay In Morrow County If the goal Is met. She aked that the public give generouly and requested Fund Drive Workers to complete their canvass as soon as possible. Justice and Municipal Court News William Wilbur Davis, no op erator's license, fined $5.00, Harry Elmer Jackson, no mo tor vehicle license, fined $300, VV. A. Blake, overtime parking. fined $100. -Too many Americana go In The only thing tougher than for weight lifting with the wrong predicting exactly how ait elec- equipment- knife nd fork" lion will turn out I expla nir.g Hal Holbrook. hy It didn't "Jean Cam4l. RANCH AERO AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned mad Operated try Paul N. Hansen New ffToUahle for weed sperU with two apiayers. ooe a new Aertrulrural Aircraft designed and constructed spec ifically far Aerial Application. This Sprayer has the most efiectlea swath width, penetration, and uniformity of spray pattern obtainable. Phono Hcppncr 6-9294 JOHN LANE'S AFARTMENTS tittiiiiiiitigtgititttttaaiittitiiiitiii(iiiiiati(iiiitaiiiiiitiiiiitiiitiMiaiiiitiiiiiiiaitinsiaitiiiiiiiiisii tiisitiittsititiist iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii iiiuiiiiiiii Daughter of Pioneer Family Dies at Age 81 Services were held Monday at Creswlck Mortuary for Ollle M. Nelll, 81. who died In La Grande, March 16. Mrs. Nelll was born In Athena and was a long-time Heppner resident, moving to La Grande 17 years ago following the death of her husband, Ed. She was the last member of the family of one of the earliest settlers in the county. Her par ents, Jake and Mary Watten- burger, came to Buttercreek from Missouri over the old Oregon Trail, settled there and farmed. She was a member of the First Christian church. She Is survived by three dauchters. all school teachers. Neva Nelll lives in La Grande, where she teaches at Eastern Oregon College; Oleta Akers Is at Mllton-Freewater, and Lena Her mann is also at La Grande; six, grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Interment was in the Heppner I Masonic cemetery. Morrow Homemakers To Tour Pendleton It will be "Morrow County Day" In Pendleton on March 28 when county homemakers will tour the Pendleton Woolen Mills, Igle heart Brothers (Jello division of General Foods), and the East Oregon State Hospital, according to Esther Klrmls. Last year the eight members of the county advisory committee toured the state hospital. This met with such Interest that this year a tour was planned to in clude all interested extension women. The women going may choose the tour they wish to take. Each county committee ts re sponsible for the transportation and eating plans of her unit. If anyone Is interested In the above tours they should contact any of these women: Mrs. Warren Mc Coy, Irrlgon; Mrs. Willard French, Pine City; Mrs. Randall Martin, Lena; Mrs. Paul Warren, Heppner; Mrs. John Bergstrom, Rhea Creek; Mrs. Ed Baker, lone; Mrs. Gene Cutsforth, Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Blakney and family were in Richland, Wash., over the weekend visiting with friends. "1 was bom and bred In tha West-in6 Hermitage bourbon just suits my tsste. $ .V. s v-w yOU I.M hermitage? i ' nuuT fk When you grow up in the West 4 grow up to .... ? i 0llk J MiTA Superb Straight Kentucky Dourbon . . . 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