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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1961)
t utttmn CAitTTC T7MC3, Thursday. jun n. 11 j'Cowbclle Baby' Born . . !ln Pioneer Hospital Boardman welcomes Newix Community Church Pastor If MABT LCC MAfcLOW Hot Pure Ullage missionary, has arrival with Mi family from Shelton. Wash to take over the pulpit al the jUiartiman Com munlly church. TJta Burg's have four children, Carolyn 11. Luann 9. Debbie C and Mev 1. They have been at Shelton th rait five year. The Burs' went to Cannon Reach Monday to attend Village MUiloni conference thla week. Mr. and Mr. Hubert Strutt have returned from a two week trip visiting relative and friends In Butte. N. D. and Council Bluff. Iowa. Their daughters Patty, Becky and Kathy atayed at the home of Strutz's brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strutz, In Nampa, Idaho. The Strutz's are moving to Hermls ton soon where Strutz Mill be assistant coach at the senior high school next year. Mr. and Mrs. Don Downey and sons Jerry and Wayne visited three days last week In Estacada at the homo of Mrs. Downey's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Callff. Jerry and Wayne remained there to visit this week. Visitors last Thursday and Frl day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thornhlll were Mrs. Thorn, hill's grandparent. Mr- and Mrs. Kenneth Polley of Boise, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Broten of Tacoma, Wash, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Broten's bro ther and slstcr-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harwood. Millers Attend Beach Meet Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller werei In Cannon Beach Friday and Saturday where Miller attended a meeting of the national board of Village Missions. Mrs. Russell Miller and Mrs. Effle Miller ac companied them as far as Cor bett and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker. Pat Bcall of Eugene visited the past two weeks at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West and children Larry and Dcwena are on a ten day trip to Edmon ton, Alta. Week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe were Mrs. Thorpe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, Union, and their granddaughter Linda Smith of Haines, and Smith's sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Smith, and Jacqueline Bernasconl of Seattle, Wash. Attend Garden Convention Mrs. Charles Anderegg and Mrs. Walt Wyss were in Gear hart Thursday through Saturday to attend the state Garden Club convention. Mrs. Anderegg then Joined her husband at their Long Beach, Wash, summer home, and their daughter Barbara returned home with Mrs. Wyss. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brlggs spent last week at the Anderegg home at Long Beach, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boothman are on a ten day trip to Williams Lake, B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carpenter of Renton, Wash, visited at the home of Carpenter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dolbert Carpenter three days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haas and daughter Ronda, of La Pine, for mer residents here, visited at the home of Mrs. Carol Getz Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Seehafer spent Sunday In lone visiting at the homes of their son-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garsland and Mrs. Walter Cor- ley. Johnnie and Melvln Gaars land are spending the summer with their grandparents. Beverly Donovan, who taught school nt Salem last year, is here to spend the summer at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Donovan. The Don ovan's and daughters Sharon and Beverly spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Lewis at Ukiah, and at Lehman Springs where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pulley of Ten dleton. Sharon and Beverly re mained at Ukiah this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash and daughters Dorothy and Diane were Sunday guests at the home of their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr and Mrs. Ted IYnages. in Hcrmlston. Mr. nr.d Mrs. Jik Klug and family intved to Hi-pi r.rr last wk. f luff's health U much im proved. Susan Zivnry of IVrtUml lu lled last week at the l.i-me if her irnndparentu, Mr. and Mr. Henry Zlvney. The Zlvnry's tk her home Monday. lt"er JUvr.ey Ulted last ttrrk In Portland at the home of hi brother and ltcr In-law, Mr, and Mr. Ted JUvney and Ms brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mr. Darrrl Rash. Light winds Monday brought relief from the extreme lieat of the past week, and the maximum was down to N) above. 1rvigMt ( Mr. and Mrs. coa ted LM, b( woo lb Dual award ct the CewbclU axtattoa for tr partota bf r-in j beta clMt U retnsra Day. was bora at fioaer Mm oilal hoipital ea Juns 17. The Catctte-TunM nnously it potted lait wtk that she was horn la santlam Memorial htxpitaL This muit have aea f)ued th pattnU. who pob atly did not know whoio 5an- tiara hospital Is locotea. To satisfy tho curiosity of thot wbo wondered about It Sentiarn Memoilal hospital Is located la Staytoo, and It cam out in the itory by Mellon action" of tho now oditors who bar written of Santlam hos pital in such items for tho paat stToral years. They ex press t9rots to tho Leasers for this slip of tho typewriter. Ans'Ver is l GOD ft Hardman and Rhea Creek News VALBT LUTHERAN CHUItCH Worship and Sunday school r-ry Sunday 9 Y) a m. BAPTIST CHURCH lono 10 .it) a. m. Sunday, f'-itle study. 11:00 a m. Sunday, mornlr.f -r Ire CHRISTIAN CHURCH ( l,rIi- V Kr.. tnlnhtrr Sunday, Judo 25 Bible school. 9:13 . in Worship service 11:00 . m, Potluck dinner at noon, follow ed by annual business meeting, mer worship hours will begin at Starting Sunday, July 2. sum- 9:00 a. m . followed by Bible school classes at 9:43 a. m. 3T tATKICKS CHURCH j llefpncr iu-v Raymond ixrJ j Shu lay Ma, 6 ) and M m j WerM-iy Mm, 7 . a u. 1 ASSEMBLY Or COO CHURCH i Jlm.r V. otfi'i'ton, pastor Sunday sthotl, 0.43 a m. Morning worship. 11:00 a in. t.rning Mrvu 7.u0 p in. Thursday eveiilnj. family sr li. 7:30. HOfE LUTHERAN CHURCH Alfalfa Street VUrhip M-rfS. 11:00 m iint.t) w t 43 a m. j LEXINGTON CHURCH OP I cunisT I Vl!i-r f.mith. i.ns!.r Suc't'iy M'hui'l, 10 Oo a in Worship 11. f O a in. CKU1CH Tt Pr C Bruf StT..rr. Kntof IK ly Communion nsuy te-pt M r.das 7 ) A M., Sunday 7:38 n! la A M ST WILLIAMS CHURCH lne H-v pa rr.e.4 fcrsid :...', Iji, Mx-i. h 13 m tut METHODUT CMUBCM R Austin MX;U Patr Motr.lt.g worsMp. f u) a, m. Church svh-L 10 00 a m church of jtsei ctt:rr Or LATTtB DAT SAinTl' Amsrtcaa Loalo ft all Ralph J :kharts. Hr. Prvi.i-n 'Hi-.(h-l ri rrting. 8 30 a. m. Sunday Shi-I at 10 3 a. m. 4rramf nt SrrvUv at 11:30. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ogletree of Brookings visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Batty this week. They returned home Friday, taking Gall with them for a while. Greg Jackson .f Vancouver, Wash. Is visiting at the Bechdolt home. He Is a nephew of Mrs. Bechdolt. Johnny Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall had a tonslll ectomy at the rioneer Memorial hospital last week. His brother, David has the mumps. Bobhl Hutchens spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McDanlel. Mrs. Velva Bechdolt attended two day conference In Port land, It was a work shop for the officers of the Morrow County O.E.A. chapter. From there she went to Camp Arrah Wanna at Wcmme. Oregon for a week where she attended the out-door education workshop. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knighten of Condon were Sunday even ing guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elaine Chapel. Tom Mahon and Von Weather- spoon of Elgin visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mc Danlel. Kenneth Batty and Mrs. Jesse Batty went to Sandpolnt, Ida., recently to attend the funeral CHURCH OP THE HAZARENE Rev. M. Carlton Sober. Pastor Sunday school 10 a m. Worship 11 a m. Nazarene young ieoplc oc of h r brother. Damon Smith. Mr. and Mr. Wilbur Van nii.kl.md went to Condon Sun d.iv to visit relatives and friends. Ronnie Kosell left Saturday! U-ty 7:00 p m. to si-end the summer visiting Lve.ilng sen ice, 7:30 p ra. relatives. I Meeting In Seventh Day Ad Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDanlel Ivcntlst church. Everyone wel went to Pilot Rock. Thursday. come. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright drove to Kimberly Sunday. .Neil Knighten stopicd in Hardman to say "hello" while passing through recently. Mrs. Cecil McDanlel and child ren spent a week recently in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robinson have gone to spend the summer nt the cattle reserve in the hills. Visitors there were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright. Mrs. Walt Wright and Janet. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Springer and Butch went to Magone Lake, fishing over the week end. They were accompanied by Gary Van Bluklaml, and Kenny Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McDanlel and Sammy, Mr. and Mrs. Mor gan Med lock and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDanlel, and Mr. and Mrs. Oran McDanlel took a picnic lunch to the mountains Sunday. While there, they work ed on Oran's new cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Batty, Gail and Mrs. Jesse Batty were were In Portland a few days last week. 10KE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Rod MacKenzle, pastor i'hurdi MiOol Service, 9:15. .L ining Worship 11:00 i lii lr Practice every' Tue at 8:00 P. M. SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST David Bauer, Pastor Saturday services Sabbath Khool, 9..V) A M Church service, 11:00 A M. "Quiet Hour" radio broadca.il over KGO every Sunday, 8 P M. Voice of Prophecy radio broad cast over KGO every Sunday, 9 P M. Harbor Expansion Program Approved for Portland! Recent passage of 9 million dollar hood issue in Portland azures con tinued tlculopmcnt of the Portland Public Docks. This increases to 22j million dollars the total in vestment Portland is mak ing in its terminal and cargo handling facilities. Some of these funds have been used for construction of a giant new hulk un loadcr which will cut im porting costs of rcs, ore concentrates and other dry bulk cargoes. Portland, rallied by its leadership of all Pacific Coast ports in the move ment of dry cargo tonnage for the past four years, is moving to further increase cargoes and reduce ship ping costs by providing the most modern, time-saving facilities and cargo han dling methods. For information about how Portland Public Docks can serve shipping needs in this area write or call: .viles-Traflic Depart ment, 3070 N. W. Front Ave.,CA 8-8231, Portland, Oregon. "SAVE WKIII Utl PAYS" KecouxvXooVs taijItCpta lasy f "AH 10" lety H Vu t fif f an Af l hmti Jofify Up to WJ000 F T3 iIWhii n PLANNED RATE I960 4o PER ANNUM Phone Salem EM 4-6711 First Federal Aim irt Ail aVlllgS ASSOCIATION SALEM, OREGON CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION 129 COMMERCIAL N.E. ( Jv t-r tiu-HU nl ) If you have only one bed... NEW J DALT HOTEL DOUBUlJg50 mmvi iNSici ruins vv. ,vx N . "V1 h r i :- - - VM "f ' . -- - : ' ' V r i : -cf . i lis - xfc Av , - ' ! - '.V ill r 1 1 " s e ' 4 ( or vice versnj Why? Because an extension phone by your bed gives you convenience, privacy and peace of mind. During the day, it helps you save steps, work more efficiently, have privacy when you want it. At night, it provides a priceless sense of security, especially if you're alone. For all that it does to make your life easier, it costs surprisingly little. Like'1.2o a month plus tax and installation, or plus tor the Princess. That's why V we say, you rc never alone with a bedroom phone. (And vice versa.) PACIFIC TELEPHONE NORTHWEST It M M. TV
