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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1961)
League School Heads Make Plans for Year r LORRAINE BALL I,,r, The 1'matlIU M or row County League (all meeting was I t I. is at the lone Sihoul Cute loiiutn un Tuesday evening with mux lick, i!im ltAl mui admin-l-Udi ir from both counties In attrridalir-e. jm M-ntrtinri of Riverside. I niatne. II. lu. fc ho and Si. Jo Wtkfon. Mai.lirM. (.'matilla. Mo Com en w-re on hand to discuss the problems of officials and au.i'K. The w Inner ww sponsored by the PT.A. with Mr. Robert Df Spain a dinner chairman, Tho aulatlng hart were Mrs, Arnle llfdmun. Mrs. Jo Haulier, Mrs te Cannon. Mr. Hay Boyce. The American Legion Auxil iary L'nlt No. 95 of lone, an tnur.ii there will be no meet Ins on Sept. 5. but there will be a buslncM meeting and a report from Linda Halvorseii on Girl's State on Sept. 19 at the Legion hall at 8:00 p. m. Everyone In ured to mark thin date on their calendar and be present on Sept. 19. The Horse Fly Saddle Club of Gilliam county held a trail ride at the Eubank cabin in the mountain Monday through Thursday with 33 members and parents present. Rides were ta ken each day with new horizon In sight. One day they rode to and investigated the Opal Mines, another day they went to the lookout on Madison Butte. Twenty-eight riders participated in the daily jaunts. Art Dalzell and Bill McClln tock went with Fred Griener and Jasper Edwards of Condon, ante lope hunting recently near Burns. The men were successful. This was the first year Mr. Dalzell had applied for a tag and was fortunate to receive one. A coffee party was given Fri day afternoon for Miss Marie von Roesgen of Luxembourg at the home of Mrs. Mable Cotter assisted by Mrs. Bill Melena. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Lujan re turned to lone on Saturday to prepare for the opening of school. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Crawford and family visited in lone with relatives during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of Wallace, Ida., visited on Thurs day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thome. Mrs. Miller and Cat t Remember: SfC 1 Happnar It ode. Sept. S Heppnar Rod. Capt 4 Labor Day. Spt S School Opens. Eastern Star food and Apron Sal. Rainbow Meeting. Sept 7 Rabokah. Sept. loo vs. Culvr (bar). Topic Club at Trancls CaiUon's at 2:1$ p. m. Sept 10 Rally Day at Church. J r r 6J Mi. Thome an? former school mates some 33 year ago. On Monday cue! at the home of Mr. and Mr. Cecil Thome weie Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kam merer and three children of Con don. Mr. Wallace Matthews and daughters are visiting relatives In Koseburg this week. Mr. Adon Hamlett and child ren of Ontario are visiting with her mother. Mrs. Mary Swanson, and other relative this week. She met the family In Pendle ton on Saturday to attend the Shrine game. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gaars land have moved Into Gus John son's house on Main street. Mrs. Ray Barnett attended a Christian writer's clinic and, work shop while In Portland last weeK. Guest speakers consisted of two editors and 2 assistant editors, one being a fiction writer, a non fiction writer, a feature writer and a news reporter. The clinic was well attended and Mrs. Bar nett said It was very educational and informative. Many Attend Shrin Gam Among the Ionlans attending the Shrine game In Pendleton on Saturday to see John Swan son and Jack Crum play were, Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swanson, and family, Mrs. Mary Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crum and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lngloman. Hugh and Bill Salter, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Spain and Mrs. Betty Lleuallen, Bob Drake, John Jepsen and Rollo Crwaford and Mr. and Mrs. Art Stefanl, Jr. Mrs. Walter Corlcy has been employed at the lone school as secretary for the coming year. Mrs. Betty. Lleuallen of Helix visited In lone over the week- sir I v .,- . - - .it , , I 1 V T-n 1 1 1. ft w. V & a m if 1 HCffHCR CAZCTTT TIMtS. Tltwrday Auyuat . 1H1 f Western Artist Paints Store Windows for Rodeo Wetern lor wa .1.1.-. to t pane fr l-wal m-r'hant. Ileppner rt-eently when Pay H'owtxiyl fjir' eiented cow- hoy anil uiriis on window MR. AND MRS. PAUL PETTYJOHN of Ion or shn with Roland Ekstrom and his rsnr champion Hrlord steer that th Patty John bought at th 4 H auction sal at th (air Friday night lot IS per pound. Th Ptttyiohns war th biaast buytrt at th auction and ai staunch supporUrs of th 4 H program. (G-T Photo) end with her daughter and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSpaln. Sharon Crabtree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree, will attend the State Fair In Salem this week to compete In horse showmanship. Maranathas will meet on Sept. 13 at the parsonace. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Salter and ... . m son bill nave reiurnea irom n trip that took them through Ba- ker and to Boise, Ida., where the Craters of the Moon, on Into Yellowstone Park, Great Falls, Mont., and to Judith Gap, Mont., where they visited Mrs. Salter s sister, Mrs. Mat Flescn. mey re turned home via Spokane. They reoorted seeing lost of wild game, Including numerous bear and some moose. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snider were In Pendleton on Monday. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Salter and family of Mil-ton-Freewater. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Salstrom. nephew of Mrs. Gar Swanson, and three children of Salem were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Swanson " Wednesday through Sunday. They attended the Shrine game on Saturday. Also here to attend the Shrine game and visit were Mrs. Swan son's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller also of Salem. They returned home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swan son and family and John Morri son spent Monday on the river to celebrate John Gar's birth day with an outing, boating and enjoying a beach barbecue. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boyce and family visited with relatives in Condon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan, Mi. Milton M.trj-n. Mr. and Mr. and Mr, p.ivld Baker and fami'v Carl an. I Jnhu Tre.lMn. Mr. Jim LimUey. Mr. and Mr. Verner Trwdon. Franklin Llnd ktrom. Mr. and Mr. John Proud foot, and Mr. and Mr. Charles liberty were among the com munity who attended the fun eral of M', lo Corner on Mon day In Pendleton. Uovd Mor gan and John Prouilfo.it were honorre llx-r. Milton Morgan and son Gary, and Roy LlndMroin and son Steve, are enjoying a few days fWh'ng at llw.no. They plan to bring Mr. Morgan's boat home wln n they return. While many of the pljiellne f.inUlle have moved on to other ( liases of their work, a few more have moved Into lone and will Ih? her approximately twt) weeks. Rally Day Scheduled A Rally Day will be held on Sept. 10 at the Community church, as the regular fall sched ule begins at 9:43 a. m. Rev. Rod Mackenzie has re turned from California where h was recently called due to the Illness of a grandmother. Rev. MacKenzie and a brother who Is also a minister performed a dedication ceremony at Sevasto pol. California, for a new church while he was there. L'lng MMter paint. th artist and hi wife drew many spec tator as he quickly performed hi tak. Th rodeo figure emerged In complete pictures In about 30 minute, even In the larycM displays. Larson I a cuiorful a char acter a hi work. "I've painted more window than any other man In the worlit," he naid. Pt-rha he I right, as he has followed his career of traveling around the country and painting western aoem-i on windows, for more than -10 ears. Mont of hi travel have been In his home state of Oklahoma, the middle wesl. and east, lie was proud or the fact that for 35 years h has done the murals for the World Championship Rodeo at Madison Souare Garden In New York City. At 57. this was his first trip Into Oregon. He said he like the state anil plans to return. During the winter he and his wife, also an artist, paint pic tures of cowboys and western scenes on wood plaques, which they sell from their home at Wright City. Okla. Next stop for Larson was to be Pendleton, where he will pro mote the Round-Up In his own Inimitable way. "1 hoe you have a good rodeo," he aald. "I never see them. I'm always ahead of them and have seen only the big ones In New York at the Garden." FOR ACTION! THKILl MORROW A COME TO THE ! LAMS! COUNTY SUNSHOE NABISCO Crackers 2 LB- 49e 1 Lb. Box 2 For 49c ASSORTED n.o3wn m SNACK CRACKERS 3 PKGS. MAYFLOWER SOUR CREAM For Perfect Party Dip Vi PINT 35 Heinz Strained or Junior IBalby Foodl US for $a SONNY BOY TJ.S. NO. 2 Mandarin Oranges 5 For $J POTATOES Lb- Ba9 29c SAW 24 OZ. JAR FRESH . ,. , cmm Cucumber Chips .... Ea. 39c LETTUCE 2 L9 Hds 27c FRISKIES NO. 1 CAN . IQ)(Scj Wss(& - - 10 cans $1 mfv t.r ruin s Saturday SEPT. and Sunday 2 and 3 MUTT I w A VJVW ww Locker Beef Cut And Wrapped ASK TOMMY ABOUT OUR LOW PRICES COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS HEPPNER ATTEND THE WRANGLERS HORSE SHOW Sept. 1 RODEO PERFORMANCES 1:15 P. M. SATURDAY. Sept 2 8:00 P. M. SATURDAY, SPECIAL NIGHT SHOW 1:30 P. M. SUNDAY, SEPT. 3 $1300 IN PRIZES N. W. Saddle Bronc ...S 300.00 Calf Roping 100.00 Bull Riding 100.00 Cow Milking 100.00 Bull Dopglng 100.00 Bareback Riding 100.00 Wild Horse Race 100.00 Races 350.00 OBRA Girls Barrel Racing 50.00 $20.00 Entrance Total $1,300.00 )1 R( A ) y-.i V.-v . . if YOU'LL MARVEL SHOP WHERE IS NOT A WORD - BUT A FACT! SPECIAL LOCAL ATTRACTIONS! Shetland Pony Bac. Junior Roping, Saddl Hors Show, Morrow County Drby. Cowgirl Races on Saturday and Sundar tot Morrow and Adjoining Counties. Special Saturday Night Show Wild Hors Rac. Calgary Roping, Morrow County Amateur Calf Roping. Morrow County Chariot Rac, Wranglar Cow Riding, Bull Riding, Girls OBRA Barrel Racing. RODEO DANCE - 10 P. M., SEPT. 2 AT THE Feats OF THE Bareback Rider! A SPECIAL ATTRACTION I SEE THE STREET PARADE, 10 A. M SEPT. 2 WRANGLERS COWBOY BREAKFAST 7:oo a. m sept, s RODEO ADMISSION PRICES: Reserved Seats ...$2.50 General Admission - $1.75 Student. Gen. Admission $ .75 Special Saturday Night Show $1.00 Children -SO RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT TURNER. VAN MARTER & BRYANT Hppnr YOU'LL LAUGH AT THE Antics CX '4 h V ''jy C hwn ... PHONES: $-9922 A S 99 TOM i-MILLICS FREE HOME-OWNED MARKET DELIVERY 'LnaMM
