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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1961)
Farewell Dinner Fetes Rev. John Groschroph IONE Sunday, a farewell dinner wn held lo honor Rev Juhn M. Crosrhroph on the court houH Uwn In Heppner by the rnnt.br r of lke Lutheran ana Valby Lutheran churthe. Kev Crtmhroj h ha hern the Interim pastor and the new pastor will arrive In July. Mr. and Mm. V, C. Seehater of BoarUman tre here Sunday and Monday visiting their daughters and families, Mr. and Mr, luc Caaraland and Mn. Walter Corley. John and MeMn Caaraland returned to Boardman with them to tpend some of the school vacation. Tony Berg from Minnesota U now visiting at the home of his cousin, Joe Caaraland. He plant to work around here this sum mrr and return to Mlnnestoa In the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Don Iletlker kept the boys of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Munkers of Lexington last week. The Munkers went on vacation and the Hellkers took the boys to the Yacht club near Hat Rock on Sunday. Craig and Barry Munkers returned home that evening. . Mrs. David Itletmann enter tained the Three Links club on June 23 with 10 members present Meetings for the summer were dispensed with except for a pic nic on the second Sunday in Aug use at the city park. Plans were made to participate In the com munity bazaar this fall. Hudson Mora To Bead the week end from Portland State College where he la attending summer school. His family will be moving from lone on July 1 to their new home In Bend. Their new addre will be 301 E. 10th. St.. Bend. Willows Grange held a rural fire control meeting Friday even ing with Stan Phillip present to explain It and the procedure for organizing. A follow-up meet ing will be held In September. N. C. Anderson, county exten sion a cent from Heppner. was present to help explain the Im port a nee of rural fire control. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lialvorsen and Mrs. Hattle Crabtree Jour neyed to Moses Lake. Wn. on Saturday to see their son. Mark compete In the water ski tour nament held there. They return ed to Hat Rock and stayed there Saturday night and enjoyed boating and water skiing on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carlson have had as company this past week Louis's rlMcrs, Joyce and Mildred and their families. On Wednesday. Betty Carlson was in Pendleton and brought home two nle"c.s, Judy and CMhy Hill to vllt On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill came to get their datiLhtcrs and spend the night with the Carlsons. Mr. and Mrs. from Portland fcunday and were Clifford Carlson nnd family came overnight guests. Mrr. Alfred tVe'son, Jr. is spend ing the week in Portland. Mrs. Falls From Horses Injure lone Girls 10NE Marsha Bait daughter of Mr. snd Mr. Donald Ball, fell from horse owned by Susan Undstrom and shattered her el bow. Marsha had been In Pio neer Memorial hospital In Hepp ner since the Injury on Friday. .Sunday her parents took her to Pendleton to St. Anthony's ho, pital where Dr. Smith would care for her and erform surgery on Monday, Also oa Friday. Cheillyn Smouse was riding her horse when the horse fell Injuring the rider. She was to be released turn Pioneer Memorial hospital Monday. She suffered from poss ible nose fracture, neck Injury and cerebral concussion. Ray Heimbigner, Son Enter Water Ski Meet 10NE Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heimbigner and son, Tom went to Odessa, Wn., Thursday, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Heimbigner. Mark lialvorsen ac companled them. They drove to Moses Lake, each day to enter the Washington state water ski tournament. This Is a tourna ment that all western states at- end and there were over a hun dred entries who performed In Dote to Itsrosmtxri Julf 10:30 A. M Adults' twin Inf Itton-Io pool. July 1 rirtwwks on school turf. donation accepted. Julf 1 American Ltaton Hall danc for public July 1 i f. M. Pony rid bku th school turf. July S Ion City Council mt ina. Charles Hudson was home over Norman Nelson is visiting In FIRE Presents a big risk at Harvest Time. When it strikes your crop it RUINS Everything in its path and may destroy a whole year's income and labor. The smart RANCHER is prepared with adequate insurance. Be safe - Don't wait - insure today AT TURNER. VAN MARTER & BRYANT Heppner Ph. 6-9652 Salem and Roseburg. Mr. and Mr. Spahn are mov Ins to the home belonging to David Rletmann where Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyce and family were living recently. Martina Atttnd Rounlon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and children were in West Linn for a Marshall ramiiy reunion on Sunday. The group Is related to Mr. Martin and hold family re union each year. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Horton and dauchter. Lois from Roseburg ac companled Mrs. Fred Martin and R. A. Horton from Portland. The Mortons were on their way to Yellowstone national park with their International christian ex chance student, Rlmstraut Wendt, who Is from west Ger many. She has stayed with them one year, graduating from Rose burg high school. They win take her to Chicago to meet the rest of the foreign exchange students, then she will go with them to Washington. D. C. and on to New York where the group will be flown home. Her parents will meet her in Holland. Barnetts Have Tuns Trips Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnett went to Eureka, Calif. June 2, where thev visited a brother and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnett They returned June 10, stopping In Prlneville and visiting Mr. ana Mrs. Lonnle Ritchie who years aco lived In the house where Mr, and Mrs. Jim Barnett now live in lone. Also In Prlneville they visited Mr. and Mrs. James How ard, son of Ike Howard. Recentlv the Barnett's made a triu to La Grande visiting Mr, Barnett's mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ida T.tm liAimhlnnite rt.tr.l In the tricks. Slalom and lumn1'1 Bbekah lodge. In his division, llti" father. Ray entered In the senior Slalom. Mark lialvorsen entered In the Junior Slalom. Tom tied for third place but after discussion and trials the Judges gave It to the other third place winner. Helm husband met them to take them to Bay City. John. Lisa and Lori accompanied their mother and Pam stayed in lone to spend the summer with her grandparents. blgners returned home Sunday - wki tm, MWMi hom on Mrs. upai pnggs ana Mrs. uej- June 21 la Corson spent two weeks In Portland visiting Mrs. Corson's daughter, Florence Swanson. Mrs. Mary Swanson has been visiting In Ontario with her daughter and family, Mr, Mrs. Adon Hamlctt. She Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kkstrom and son, Roland went to Seaside on June 21 to attend the 25th wedding anniversary' of his bro ther. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vic. ndj strom. Joe lialvorsen went with rode, them and thev rerurnt in tin there with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I the following day. Lundell who were enroute to . ..,, PllK..... c E. Bre7ner a rid John Eu- June 21. Her home I, n June 21 and returned on June 21. On Thursday the Ontario group, Mr. and Mrs. Adon Ham lett and Mrs. Mary Swanson came to the anniversary ceie bratlon in Boise. Mrs. Swanson came back to lone with Mr. and Mrs. Lundell on Saturday. On June 20 the Deaconesses of the lone Community church held their meeting In the moun tains at the Marlon Palmer ca bin. Mrs. Palmer prepared a nice dinner for the group and their husbands. Attending were Mrs Mary Swanson, Mrs. Wate Craw ford, Mrs. Milton Morgan, Rev, and Mrs. Rod MacKenzle, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thome, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell, and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. 7'arlon Palmer. J. E. Palntei la visiting his niece and her family, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. DeSpaln and two sons In lone. He is from Gooding, Ida. and has relatives in Heppner and Hermlston. Betty Lieuallen arrived here from San Jose, Calif., Friday evening, where she has been Herman Havekost. In Gresham thev visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul cooking for a girl, sorority at a Barnett and Sam Barnett ana m college jocatea tnere. ine is mo Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Joellther of Mrs. R. A. DeSpaln and Barnett. Motoring to the coast, has been visiting at that home they saw an uncle, Cecil Ahalt until Sunday, when she went to and his family and Mr. and Mrs. Hermiston to visit more relatives Bullard at Gold Beach. there. David Marick, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snider Mrs. A. H. Marick underwent have a new son born June 25. The surgery on his ankle at St. An- child weighed 5 lbs. 9 oz. and thony's hospital last Wednesday, joins a sister, Janice and a bro He Is recovering fine but the ther, Dick. Grandparents are Mr, time when he will get to come and Mrs. Hueh Salter and Mr, home Is as yet undetermined. and Mrs. George Snider, lone. Joe Hausler, lifeguard at the Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Salter are lone swimming pool would like the grandparents of another son all adults in this area to take born to Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord note of the adults swimming Salter of Athena. This child lessons beginning on Saturday, weighed 9 lbs. 12 oz. and has July 1 at 9:30 A. M. been named Jonathan Hugh. Mrs. Marlon Palmer and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Brlstow Lee Palmer with daughters mo- took their daughter, Mrs. Ernest tored to The Dalles on June 26. McCabe to Portland where her Portland and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brenner went to Portland to get her and take her home. ,'Mrs. Ed Baker of Lexington entertained the pinochle club at her home. Those winning prizes were Mrs. Ralph Klncald, high and 300 pinochle prize; Mrs. Herb Peterson, door prize; and Mrs. Howard Crowell, low. HtttMK QAICTTC TiKtt Tfcurdry. Jwa fj. IHl Lear Picked lo Head Exlension Service If sra.; . . . i V" " I, " , OtKS U. LEAH Cene M. Lear, a native Ore. gonian and long-time agricul tural leader, will assume official duties as new associate director of Oregon State University co operative service on July 1. His appointment was approved by the State Board of Higher Education. In his new assignment. Lear ill work with F. E. Price, dean nd director of agriculture for the university, In directing the state- ide extension program In agrl- lulture, hum rconomlt, and t 11 club work. Lear has Uh-ii an OSV exten sion service staff member far 23 year. He was county agri cultural agent In Deschutes. Wasco. I'nlon, and fmatilla counties and In recent year has been a district extension super visor In loth western and eastern Ort-tort Kath Oregon county I served by county agricultural, home ecvnomli. and 4 11 club agents who are nff campus stiff mem ber of the OSU schod of acrl- rtiliure. Lear. 4o, was born In Condon. traduated frm Oregon State In rJJH, and received a mssters de gree in public administration from Harvard University In 1951. tie startea as an assistant county agent In Eastern Oregon In IKS. served In the Navy dur ing world war II. and was In charge i t extension work In De. schutcs county from 1913 to 1956" when he was advanced to the state extension office at Oregon State to become a supervisor for a group of counties. n Lil Fast Time Chosen By Local Rangers With Heppner operating on standard time, the U. S. Forest Service has announced that the Heppner Ranger district will ob serve the hours of 7 to 4, by the Heppner clock. The local district Is going on daylight saving time in order to make It possible for all fires to be reported on the same time. Adjacent districts and the Port land area are on the fast time, making it too confusing in fire fiRhting to stay on standard, Sam Miller, Heppner Ranger, reported. WHILE TOU ENJOY T0U1 STEAKS AT STEFANI'S AND LATER EN JOT Live Western Music BY Harold and Howard SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 1 STEFANFS Fine Food and Harvest Room IONE Thomas S. and Mildred Howell's Home-Owned SA FOUR-FOR-THREE DURING THE ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE 15 - JULY 15 BUY 4 TIRES - YOU PAY FOR ONLY 3 - APPLIES TO ANY AND ALL TIRES IN OUR STORE. lid GENERAL JET-AIR DUAL 90 SAF-T-MILERS WHY WORRY ABOUT PRICE, LEVEL, GRADE, ETC. COME IN AND PICK OUT THE TIRE TO SUIT YOUR DRIVING NEEDS PUT ON FOUR PAY ONLY FOR 3. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS S FORD'S Jill TIRE SERVICE HETPNER'S TIRE SUPER MART Bud Peek, Manager TOUR GENERAL TIRE DIALER" PbOM -481 KOODY PEANUT BUTTER gLB.JARQQc PACIFIC H COCKTAIL SHRIMP 2 F0R 85c MANDARIN ORANGES LBS. $00 Afifdce 25 LB 2.09 10 LB. 89c MIRACLE WHIP QT. g0c LUX LIQUID QT. 7Qc DETERGENT ' V .1 1 Handle i&X bleach Wtr-vj CAUOrf PRISKIES CUBES OR MEAL DOG FOOD 5 LB. SACK 59e far, ja"fc tv i m: a- "v.- Y s I 1 'p Owl :J JUST RIGHT POR JULY OUTINGS HAM WHOLE OR HALF Lb. 49c Roast Beef Lb. U5c WE WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, JULY X CLOSED TUESDAY. JULY 4 SLICED BOLOGNA, Lb. 45 WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS
