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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1961)
4 4- Hit tUtU GAZtTTt TIME. Trlr. Minister to Organize New Boardman Church Vy MART Ltt MAaLOW IM)A!U'MAN Itt-v. Jim l;J ,f Cove U Molllntf at the hme ,.f Mr. an.l Mr. W Bihman He I here to rjr"l' an M'1 copal Church here nI In Arlinjf .m. The frt ntN UI I held Autf 13 st 7 p. m. at h h,hmn home, which I th f,4mrr Harold Krr farm, In the rat rml. Mr and Mr. Bob ArnWrontf anl children B-.hUe and Susan t.f F.drnonton. Alta. are vtsltlnf. t the homo of Mr. Armstrong's unl. Mr. Glen 0'l"nn-r. Mr. Cr4-riipr' mother and ltT. IUui and Ea LaChanre. have r-turn-d t their home t T com. Wash.. fiT Handing the pt three month here. mil Wilson of Ashland visited last week t the horn of hli uncle nd aunt. Mr. nd Mr. Joe Tatone. Mj. Florence Hoot h return ed home from n 18 day trip to Marina, Calif, with her brother In lw and sister. Mr. and Mr. Al Mseomhrr of Arlington, where they attended a reunion of the Mefford family at the home of her brother In law and sister. Mr. and Mr. Harvey Me. It was n I so the celebration of the Ide's silver wedding anniversary. fr riaiirt foiita went to pilneville Saturday to attend an executive meeting of the Nation al League of Postmasters. Oregon Branch. She then went to Mit chell to May overnight at the home of her brother In law and sister, Mr.nnd Mrs. Truman Mes sender. Sr. ... Jim Thorpe of Billings, Mont Is vlsltlnp at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe. Visitors Sunday and Monday at the Thorpe home were Mm. ThorjK' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Union. Mrs. Charles Suter and Hattle Bunting of Vancouver, Wash., visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crouch. Mrs. Christine Waymlre of Pittsburg. Kans., visited last week at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waymlre. Robert Strut attended a so cial study seminar last week at E. O. C. in La Grande. Mrs. Kldon Lillv and children of La Grande visited at the home ff her nnrents. Mr. and Mrs. A vln Ely. one day last week. Her son, Jay, returned home with her after staying here last week, and her son, Jimmy, remained nere. Another visitor at the Ely home was their erandson, Ricky Ely of Ilermlston. John Tye of Enterprise called last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Seehafer. Mrs. Tom Pate and daughter Janice of La Grande were callers fit tim home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bcdord one day last I week. NOW IS THE TIME TO Clean Your AND CARPETS FOR FALL AND WINTER Ask Us About HOST the AMAZING NEW METHOD for Dry Cleaning Wall-to-Wall Carpet AT LOW COST f IMMHttlHHIHtHimiHIIIIIMIIItttlMtlllMIIMtmil iDlrt removed and HOST cleaning. HIIUIIIIIllIIMIHIIIIIMIHIIIMHIHMMlllMHIII(iHt textura revived byj HOST Is a manufactured dry compound containing dry. cleaning solution. Not a shampoo the carpet 1 never wet you can use your room Instantly. Cleaning agents In Host loosen the dirt: then the dirt i picked up by millions of tiny sponge which are whisked back and forth through the fiber by the Host Electric Up Brush. Host cleaning is upexioi because Host actually remove dirt lift up matted pil. and revive texture and color. Ph one 6-91 FOR FREE ESTIMATES f-jeppner Cleaners 283 N. MAIN. HEPPNEB Mr. and Mi ln lwr.y and sons J-iry and Wayne hase ' turned hm trma a two wet-ki hit In !t-r. Wash.. -I the home of Powney'a parent. Mr and Mr. f-arl Iwnry. The n J, f.nry hd maj-r surgery while they ere there. Mr. R"b Thoir.hUl rH' t k to I Lake Ut we. k by the critical lllnt-s f her father. Charles Graham. She relumed home Sunday and reported his condition 1 unhanged. Mr. Chatles lllgueta and children Susan. Karen and Jeff rey of Kennewtck, WaUi. were week end visitor at the homt .f her parent. Mr. and Mr. Guy Ferguson, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mr. Leo nard Bedord. Mr. and Mr. George Sthrader of Sacramento. Calif., visited Monday and Tuesday at the home of Mr. Schader cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar low. Temperature Kit Feak Last Friday was the hottest duy of the summer when the thermometer was unofficially up to 116 In most of the places on the service road. At one time In front of the grocery store It wa IIS. In the residential area It didn't get above 108. Mr. and Mr. Peter Cassldy of San Jose, Calif, visited last week t th home of Cassldy's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ca&sldy. Rural Civil Defense Plans Promoted A Civil Defense meeting will be held Tuesday. August 15. In civil rcfensc information pro- Pendloton to discuss the rural gram. The meeting is uesigneu io acquaint civil defense personnel, members of the U. S. Department of Agriculture county emergen cy planning committees " county agents with the rural civil defense Information program which win recently assigned the Department of Agriculture by President Kennedy as a part of the shift of responsibilities irom the Office of Civil Defense Mobil ization. The State Extension Service will lead the federal program In Oregon consistent with existing state and county civil defense plans. Its activities will be co ordinated with county civil de fense directors. Attending from here will be County Agent N. C. Anderson and Sheriff C. J. D. Bauman, Civil Defense Director for Morrow County. Vialllno at the Harold Evan ranch was their daughter, Mrs. Glen Nyman of Seattle. Rugs School Bond Practice To Begin Monday Vlti n It over for music tvi dmu 4 Hni"" fhool. i. vi. n.v. Land director an nounce. lArnln practice will brln at T p- m, Monday. Aug u 14 fur musician in " through 11 Alt Wh nd 7th grade band nwmber rrpu.. rt-hears! at 10 a. m., August n.. will meet at the hljrh shool band room, though It, fM-nlng group win uw w . . .w.i. .. mart-hlnff while VY' InK i resident of the town will b aide to hear mem. Airiuy -The first fall appearance will lie at the Shitne game In Pendle ton on August i- Picture U iboM ho will pUy at th vrt will be taken August 18 at the regular practice session. The director said that any etu kin in attend th prac tice elon should turn In hi band uniform so that can oe re-Issued to those who will rep resent their school and commun ity at the Shrine Game. Attendance of the lummrf practices I not compulsory, nor will It affect the stuaenr s nu Thru, who attend will have a running start over other when the regular school term oegin, M..lhv Milt. New students In the area who expect to take band are encour aged to report at these beginning practice to be lined up lor in and uniform. Except during fair days dally nrar-firo will be held at the same hour for each group, the five school days of each week. Work Moves Fast On Gas Pipeline Construction of the $300 mil lion Alberta-Callfornla natural ta ninfllne has nassed the half way mark and Is ahead of sched ule In most sections, cnaxiea Pi.nnvnacker Smith, vice prea- jldent and manager of Pacific uas Transmission ,oihf"J' announced. Major segments of the 3,ou mile pipeline In Alberta, British Columbia, Idaho, Washington, Oregon and California have been Installed and work is coming a- lonR well. Smith said. "We expect that the pipeline will be ready for deliveries In November, as planned," the Pac ific Gas Transmission Company vice president said. Smith reported this area-by-area construction program: nroiTunPine has been In stalled from the California bor der northward to the vicinity of Condon, in the north central part of the state, except for the cross ings of th Crooked and John Washington All mainline pipe Is In the ground across the Palouse country and In the Spo ira no Vniipv. Work is continuing on the Snake River and Walla Walla Rivpr rro.ssincs. Idaho Trenching and instal lation of pipe have moved from the Washington border across the Pend Oreille River and are ad vancing northward toward Bon ners Ferry and the British Col umbia line. British Columbia Pipe laying moved from Kings- gate on the Idaho border across 6,600 Moyle Mountain and are advancing eastward toward the Kootenay River. A second con struction crew Is working west ward through a Crowsnest Pass on the Continental Divide. Work is moving ahead rapidly on the large Crowsnest Compressor Sta tion and ground has been broken on the Cranbrook maintenance base and the border meter sta tion at Kingsgate. Alberta Construction Is pro ceeding rapidly on the Alberta Gas Trunk Line Company's 351 miles of main line, on gathering laterals from the Alberta gas fields and on a delivery lateral to Montana. California One construction crew has placed more than 100 miles of pipe in the ground north of the Oregon border. A second is moving south down the Sac ramento Valley. Work has begun on crossings of the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers near San Francisco Bay. More than 4,000 men have been at work building the 36 inch diameter pipeline. Watch ForTh OREGON DOLLAR MAN at your orocery $tor Wk,i (M Say WSIW Sab ""' Ik 0Hw SIM ! .ti HVXJfTH DAT AOVtKTIST David lUuer. Paslof Saturday mtv Sabbath th"ol. A M. Church service. 11;00 A M. itiiur- radio broadcast ever It GO ecry Sunday, IFM lArnrr oroscH 10M W OO a. m Sunday, Blbl study. 11:00 a. m. Sunday, morning service. cmrscB or jesos chwst Or LATTtl DAT SAINTS' American Ufl Hall Ralph J Richard. Br. President Priesthood meeting, o -w Sunday School at 10:30 a. m. Sacrament Service at 11:.M. IT PATRICK'S CHURCH Heppnef Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Mae. 6:30 and 10 a m. Weekday Me. ":30 TTL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Charles V Knox, minister Morning worship at 8:30. Sunday School at 9:15. TAUT LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Kenneth Robinson, pastor Worshlo and Sunday school every Sunday at 9:00 a m. ST WILLIAMS CHURCH lone Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masse. 8:15 a m. AUSMSLT OP COO CHURCH Homer Wolflngton, pastor Sunday school. 9:45 a m. Morning worship, 11:00 a m. Bvenlng service 7:00 p m. Thursday evening, family ser vice, 7:30. THC MCTHODIIT CHURCH Jv Austin MffJhee. pau Morning worship. 9:00 a. m. Church nhovt 10 00 a. m. IONC COMMUNITY CHURCH Itrv. Rod MacKcniie, psstor rh.ir.h School Service, 9 30, children to Junk high age. Morning vvorsnip s u m m w r schedule, 9 30 m. RLL SAlNTr IPISCOPAL f-HTTUCH The Rev. C Bruce Swrwrer. Rector Holy Communion aaiiy lexcepi M.,fidav 7:30 A- M. Sundays 7:30 and 10 A. M. CHURCH OP THE HAXARENE Rev. M- Carlton Sober. Pastor Sunday school 10 i m Worship 11 a m. Nararene young people soc iety 7:00 p m. Evening service. 7:30 p m. Meeting In Seventh Day Ad ventlst church. Everyone el- com. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Kenneth Robinson, pastor Alfalfa Street Worship services, 11:00 a m. "Sunday school. 9:43 a m. LEXINGTON CHURCH OP CHRIST Walter Smith, pastor Sunday school, WflO I m. Worship 11:00 a m. Dick Smith. Portland. U re placing Elmer Schmidt at the Union Pacific depot while the Schmidt family 1 on vacation for the next three weeks. COME FOR FUN IN '61 UMATILLA COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 1619 b b n l i valid 233 N. Main II '" (c(rfiililii4 (x " " rMI Herrew Ceuaty Sheriff C . b Citimin dne William A Durn Ilcjpr.rf. to the Vetetaji't 1-Hftl at Walla Wait SturUsy. Mf. and Mi. SlU MctUquaa and thrir duhtrr, Helen, of cr.'.jrma Ti'M. WW, and Mr. Mdllquam sister. Janet Mt lllijuftin. Cheyenne, Wo., were wt-rk rnJ vUltor of Mr. and Mr. Onllle Cutsfurth. Milllquam, a dslry farmer, U the former presl dent -f the dairyman tclat ln nf Wisconsin. Mr. Mclll quarn is a cousin of Cuuforth, Bade For Second Time Coming FRIDAY. AUG. 11 SKIPPERS PICTURES IN NATURAL COLORS tot nly 6U yon may 9 5"5 pKetaaraph yaur child rr 7 ytar ! as. 1 poses f choosa from. Only child per fsmily. Taka iy Skip Canon child phorogrtphar. We ore sponsoring this service for your benefit. If interested pleose coll ot our store now for your Register Cord. TAKING HOURS 9:30 to 5:00 HUMPHREYS REXALL 217 V. MAIN .K t H.J: r,, ,, l A A i t li n o j) n n in through aui good for FIVE DOLLARS on purchase of any Columbia coat CI ma ' c4pparel Heppner , ! r n s W mTTsi n 4T mm Mr. Aalte SteckMd wsd hl4- ren left for poitUnd Ut Wednes day and will also suit with fam ily and friend in Washington. Mf. 4 Mr. Ned Sek d t..) drove to Portland Friday rcirt.l.g lro Sunday rver.t-g come ron FUN IN '61 IMATIU-A COUNTt FAIR AUGUST 16 19 DRUG STORE PH. 8-9610 ti MM 9 UVMA
