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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1961)
Cleaning Up hm IFbodl; Ocasiieige IrunggCi f LORRAINE I ALL IONE It I hard to realize the darr-pjr that the on rush cf u.uw-n fi!i fUHl ran bring un 1.1 i'U J un.r throughout the x-ai -( ul cuiiimuiitty t4 lor and it outlying raich humr and com muit turn. In the wake of 11 Tuesday's udien downpour, everyone U in the pni t of "mopping" up nl tifanlng up operation. In lune, l.M-nu-;i!. stores and the yard of aotne hmrt Hill huw the t of the storm. Our outlying road that lead Into town are only passable In mim1 place with on way traffic. Everyone mil be talking fur a lung Mm to come, about the damages It btuuthi with it. Tb water pour ed Uwn every Uul drainage ditch along with every canyon thai U In an area covering lower lihra Creek to the George Snider ranch, back through the Gooe-iM-rry ami Eightmile area and lack srros town and out Rlet matin Grade, up Smouse Grade and bound. IVbri la piled high. rtoad are washed out. Damage near the Dave Rictmann ranch to the road and field ruiui high. Down Hliea Creek, the bridge at the Darrell Padberg home I gone. Kit-Ms have regular path cut through them and back out to the Berl Akeri ranch, there lsnt much back yard left. About 4 Inchea of mud and silt was scrap ed from their basement floor and what waa a lovely yard of lawn and flowers has gone by the wayside. Caution should be used by all Mopping Up After the Flood Watch For The OREGON DOLLAR MAN at your grocery store WKh y kuy Whit Sail tnd mmw M Ooltar Mm'i (.iimUm ean.ctly, y win a ihiny liver dollar. Thtuund fctnf glvM away. WAiuj Saiinj DORR MASON. Ion grocer, la shown with scoop shovel starting to clean up mud In Ms store otter last week's Hood, Tula wook Mr. and Mrs. Mason announced that the Hood danaa was too severe and they are quitting butinesa. (Q-T Photo) Mghtsoeri, especially if they are unfamiliar with the road they travel, as extensive damage has been done In many places. Mrs. Ronnie Thompson of Du fur and Mrs. Lonnle Bounds of Portland visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbe Akers on Sun day. Mrs. David Baker and daugh ter Nancy and Barbara Boyce spent several days this week at the Baker's trailer house at Mc Nary Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom returned home the last of the week after visiting and sightsee ing through Yellowstone Nation al Park. Bobby Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ball was among a group of Walla Walla Union Bulletin car riers who enjoyed a week-end trip to Wallowa Lake this past week-end. Each boy, to be eli gible to go, had to obtain 14 new customers. The boys en joyed swimming, hiking, bowling and other activities, of which a mile horse back ride into Ice Lake was taken. They "roughed" it, sleeping under the stars and eating outdoors. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boyce and family vUited In Portland last week for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stelger and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Van Hubbard vis Ited In Dayton, Wash, on Tues day with relatives. Rememberd On Birthday A coffee hour for Mrs. Robert DcSpaln was held at the home of Mrs. Walter Corlcy, with Mrs. Corley, Mrs. Arnle Hedman and Mrs. Ray Boyce as hostesses. Around fifteen friends gathered to wish Mrs. DeSpaln "Happy Birthday." Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kirk have moved into the Jesse Griffith house on second street. Mr. Kirk Is the foreman at the Stone Ma chinery shop. Mrs. Walter Corley went to Boardman on Tuesday to accom pany her mother, Mrs. Bill See- hafer to Klamath Falls on Wed nesday to meet Mrs. Duane Es sex and daughters of Sacramento, who will be visiting relatives in Boardman and lone the next two weeks. Mrs. Ron Tye and family of Enterprise was also visiting at this time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill iee- hafer. On Thursday, Mrs. Joe Gaarsland and children of lone ANOTHER FINE DAIRY PRODUCT DARIGOLD CHEDDER CHEESE From MAYFLOWER 2 LB. LOAF $25 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO IP 9 CANS 99$ PRICES WIU NEVER CO UP CAN TODAY IT'S CANNING TIME! WHITE SATIN SUGAR, 10 LB. BAG 95c (Limit one to a customer) (SUGAR.) ttj Jumbo AD DETERGENT 10 Lb. FRESH SHOULDER of LAMB Lb. 39c LAMB SHOULDER STEAK 55c LB. u. 89' ffeni r-nrvn r.it Ta Suit Your Needs) T RAK1F Ar CLUB OAC STEAK LA CHOY 5 OZ. SOY SAUCE ... EA. 11 AC RIO OSO FREESTONE PEACHES .... O CANS 29" U.S. NO. 2, 20 LB. SACK POTATOES 69' SHOP WHERE IS NOT A WORD - BUT A FACT! PHONES! 6-9922 & 6-9943 TOM & MILLIE'S HOME-OWNED MARKET FREE DELIVERY u,K ia n. Aixlm.n m not nh rf trrt and irnu. and J Ann Turner d ivn.i.cu-n io . 4ni I a Ht Mi Tye Who had t mum twine on rilday. Mr. and Mrs- P.jv Tunwr and ons if L'ufiff" were iinni lth hr jiarrrtts aru: thrr rr'ativet this 't rrk. Mr. rVuloh Luud.-ll ol hrt land I tUttine niai.vr In the lone area tht. eth Paul Vihn l'l the mis fartune to ih a tn.ne In hl right wrUt while aiMlng a Pen dleton veterinarian dmtor a Ihtm' on Monday nU'ht. Ttie hore Im.1isI. Injur.!.,; Mr. IVtty John and alo tlve d-i-tor. rul has hi arm In a rat. Honored Oa 39th Anniversarv Mrm. Walter t''rl-y was hMen on Sunday fr a dinner party In honor of her parent. Mr and Mr. Bill Soehafer's 3.th wedding snnlversary. A muni; the fiuet were Mr. and Mr. Jiv (laars land and family. Mr. Iuane Kn ex and dauehlers. Jo Ann Turn er. Franc K-a. Carmen Carnell of iVmlU'ti'ii. Joe Palmer, Sherry Corley and the hnnorec and the hoNtess. Durlnj; the celebration, Sl. 5 Billle SiH hafer of Ft. Eustls. Va. called to congratulate her parents and to talk to all the family. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gaars land are In the process of mov- Ing. Mrs. Ida Coleman is also preparing to move Into her house in town. Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Hedman have moved Into their new home on third street. Mr. and Mrs. SI Cooper of MIk- lo visited with Cleo Drake on Saturday. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Drake were In the same company during world war I. Mrs. Ray Barnett accompanied other members of her church to Portland to attend the National Assembly of God Convention now being held In Portland. Bob Akers and Tom Martin motored to Pasco on Monday to register for the fall school term at Columbia Basin College. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White spent a day In Portland last week on business and also were In Spokane on business. On Mon- d. Mr. White 4 In Athena Wh.le H.ere he utu4 nh Mr ai d Mfc Tvtn White Mr M Mia. Iefeti and Mr ant Mrs. luiitwn and U Mi. t;iii'n While and tsmiiy ertKed a pUnlc dinner in th r.ty irk on unday rvniine PaiJ Clark who has tx-en U Ittng at the David huim.nn home rrturned to Vanxuver. Wn on Friday. Jerry BtUtow tk hi mother. Mrs. IMmond BrUtow Im and little Tommy Ctawford, who ha been vuittng with hoi eranitparnt. Mr. ami Mr. Art Darll. Mr. B Utow will U1I at lUy Ctty with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mr KinL' M'labe, luf a werK. Jerry went iImwd for the lleppnrr town team ltd II game. Mr. and Mr tb Ctowiii and family of Omk, Wah. UlteJ with rrlatlve In the lone area oer th week -end. Among thoe were Mr. and Mr. Howard Crow ell and Mr. and Mr. AI Winkle man and Mr. and Mr. Crow ell his parents. To Teach la California Julie Kletmann, da ur liter ol Mr. and Mrs. David KM matin will leave for Garden Grove. Calif., on Thursday to assume her new duties as first grade teacher at the Earl Warren r-le mentary school there. It la lo cated In Orange County near Los Angeles and Is only three miles from Disneyland. It Is a town with a population of 8.1.000. Her teaching duties will com mence about September 11. Victor Rletmann returned home on Thursday from the Pio neer Memorial hospital where he has recently been confined. Mr. and Mrs, George Bye and children. Helen. Francis and George, Jr. of Idaho visited on Saturday at the Lewis Ball home and with Elrrer Peterson. The MCrPNC CAIITTC TlMCt. Thwsdaf Awt 14. 1MI WW . . AV f K4 A GOOD-SUED lake surround! th entrance to MsUla M lens's Builders supply shea Just alter tne nooa oi toum iumwi. Water some two feet dep revered high erodes el lumbar en lower levels la the shed. (Q-T Fhoto) Ing Saturday evening. The Willows Grange picnic held In the lone city park on Sunday was well attended and a delightful time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ray are at home again In lone following a lencthv Illness of Mr. Ray and a later Illness of Mrs. Ray which necessitated them staying at the home of their sons a large part of the summer months. We of the community welcome them back home. oan Patrick Takes Part In 'Chute Jumps LEXINGTON Miss Joan Pat- Byes were enroute to Yakima to rUk. a Lexington graduate of visit with relatives. Mrs. Charles Hudson visited Wednesday evening with the Dal las Shockleys and was house guest on Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swanson. She went on to Pendleton to visit with relatives there while await ing the Shrine Football game to be held. In Pendleton this com- 19.r8, now making her home In Lebanon, was one In a group of women parachutists who took part In the 15th annual "Fly In" In Lebanon last week. She Is a member of the Willamette parachutists club. After complet ing high school here, she was a member of the Waves for several months. Morrow Bank Debits Incrcaso During July Bank debits for the Pendleton area Including Morrow and L'ma f ilia counties Increased In July 19G1 as compared to July I960 according to the University of Orecon Bureau of Business Re search. Debits for July 19C1 totaled S36.93C.959. For June 19C1 the total was S32.C89.243, and for July 1900 the total amounted to S3C525J17. Oregon with 230 banks report Ing had a decrease In bank debits In July 1901 of 5.7 per cent as compared with June 19CI and a decrease of 46 per cent from July 1900. Total debits for Ore gon In July 1901 came to $2,012. 3T7.C99. For June 1901 the total was $2,132,023,188. and for July, a year ago, the total was $2,108,-378,123. TELL 'EM YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE-TIMES .aBkw mm mm m I .THE FLOOD FORCES US TO QUIT mmx - " m ffi VW IT If vy UJ AIL Qmm MftMGilD BY THE FLOOD - IN MOST INSTANCES DAMAGE IS TO CANS AND CONTAINERS ONLY 20 OFF ON STOCK GROCERIES-VARIETY GOODS - SEWIN G NEEDS - SUNDRIES KITCHEN UTENSILS - KNICK KNACKS Please Bring your own boxes for pur-chases-ours were lost in flood. timm's Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Mason IONE SALE CONTINUES UNTIL STOCK SOLD OR GREATLY REDUCED
