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Gazette-Times
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Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 22, 1962 Sect. II - 4 Pages
CROWNING THE RIDGE of Marqucrm Kill In Portland is the north campui of th University of
Oregon Medical SchooL From left to right aerial view shows the Library, Medical Science build
ing. Administration building. Clinical Laboratores, Outpatient Clinic and in right foreground
the Medical School Hospital. The New Research Laboratories building, now under construction.
i mu m iruicr oaexgrouna. un rigni Background is Multnoman Hospital. The south campus,
not shown in picture, include the Tuberculosis Hospital, Crippled Childrens' Division. Portland
Speech and Hearing Center (under construction). University of Oregon Dental SchooL and Gaines
Nurses' Dormitory.
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Investment Service
for HEPPNER
Registered Investment
Representative
QIEXTIA E. SIDESI.VCER
from our Portland office,
Will vltil the Hcparwr area Stpttmbtr 29, 1961
let Mr. Sidosinger help analyze your prcicnt
curitiei or savings program and bring you
financial information bated on the complete
facilities of Zilka-Smither and Co.
ilaSinillicr&Co.
Member.' Pociffc Comf and Midwnt Stock Exchangn
tOO Woodlark Bldg., Portland, Phone CApitol 6 6421
Heppner Phono Contact: 69912
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'Electricity Use
Up During 1961
Must local residents used more
electricity during 1!(1 than they
did a ear ni'o to help perform
household chores, llht their
houses and keep their families
comfortable, according to Pacific
Tower and Light Company.
"The households served by the
company usei an average of
8,73.) kilowatt hours of electricity
in lfK'il, a new record level of
use, hut many families use from
10,l00 to 20.1XX) kilowatt hours
a year in their 'electric living'
homes." according to PP&L's (lis
triit in in.iser, Kidon Drennan.
"Our customers are making
greater use of electric automatic
clothes washers and driers, elec
tric dishwashers and other elec
tric household appliances .that
make living easier and mure
comfortable for all members of
le family," he added.
In a review of 1901 highlights,
1T&L President 1). R. MeClung
said total sales to all customers
exceeded seven billion kilowatt
hours for the first time.
The construction of power gen
eration, transmission and dis
tribution facilities to help pro
vide these larger amounts of
7 lit lair opens in N attie on
April 21 and will run until Or
IoImt 21..
both adult and children's
"bonus hooks" are available at
the local Firt National hanking
office. The adult bonus book con
tains two gate admissions, four
amusement rides, two perform
ing arts events, two fine arts
exhibit admission, an official
exposition guidebook, and a
souvenir pin.
The advanct ticket "bonus
hooks are being sold by First
National at discounts of 35
40 tnr cent. Kcgular $10 adult
books arc Sti.rxi and the child
ren s books valued at So.SO are
riling for $3.75. ,
The advance tickets will be
on sale at hirst Aatioual bank
branches throughout Oregon un
til March 15.
electricity to customers had re
quired the expenditure of $12.0(10,
(HKj.
Building of new transmission
links to bring new ower sup
plies into tne system was at
record one-year pace. Important
links wre added to the com
pany's system In Oregon In the
Corvallts and Albany districts in
the Willamette valley, south of
Pendleton, and In the Coos Bay
hmplre-INorth Kend area, across
Coos Bay to a new paper mill
established there, between Salem
and Albany; and in Washington
state, eastward from Walla
Walla to bring power from the
Snake River into the PP&L sys
tem. Work also was started on a
100 mile-long line which will in
terconnect the PP&L system In
the Willamette valley with the
system of the former California
Oregon Power Company, thus in
tegrating the hydroelectric
powerhouses of both systems.
Other lines started and due to
be finished In 19tJ2 include a
230,000-volt line between Med
ford and Roseburg.
sis i --um
aim h .
the battle ! ' ' t i
on at f V i ,
f the First l i- -v ' , ' 7 .i
i -.1 . -.1 :. f ,f II if
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New Children' Books
Added To Library
Se-vrfel luw children' book
hat been added to tm ahelvea
of the Heppner City Library, c-
cording to Mi. BUncha Bnrwn,
librarian.
The lUt tneludea the follow
ing: Fabulou. by Benedict;
llackamore. by Lynch; Emily's
Unnsukiv Imagination, bv
itnrvt winti-r Journey, by Falk;
Tht Wain of King Alfdan, by
Wyait; 1 want to tu a rpc-
Pilot, by fimn: I want To w
A 1 It.rttiiian lw f:rtMrie! A
Vhllds Hook of Fbihe. by Kay;
A 1 II 11 11 IMK1K Ol I ininu'i ,v
Animal by Frost; A Child
lUMk of Butterflies, by C.odwin;
Andy and the Wild Wood Ducks,
by Short; Tabby Kittens, by
Konkle; TLut Takes A Trip, by
Hlulk; TtJt Plavs Santa tiaus.
bv Bialk; ycrambUrd tggs &uimt.
by St'uss. and Flower lkx UI-
prlse. by Blane.
TV0
AIR FEATURES POSE TOGETHER Two of th highlights
of this, year's Seottls World's Fair ars seen togotber Hers: ins
600-foot 5 pace Nsedls looms through the concrete beanjway of
the Alwil Monorail System. The Space Needle topped by a
40-foot nsrf.ural gas torch has a revolving restaurant and an
observation dieck on top. View port elevators traveling oo the
outside of the Needle's central core will give fairgoers a breath
taking thrilL Th Monorail the nation's lirst high speed, mass
transit monorail system will carry up to 10,000 persons per hour
to and from the fairgrounds on two four-car trains, one straddling
reach of the twj beams seen here. The trip to the downtown
'.terminal of the Alweg Monorail in the heart of Seattle's busi
ness distrirt is 1.2 miles and at speeds up to 70 miles per hour,
-will take about a minute and a half. The Seattle World's Fair
pons a slx-smonth run on April 21 cf this year. workers rush I
to -completion such lair features as the Space Needle and the ,
Monorail, all Soattltf Is getting ready for the rush of u,
expected to atteod the fair. Among the busiest places in trUio
these days is th tair headquarters of Expo-Lodging Service
agency set up to handle accommodations fpr the fair. People (
planning to attend the fair should write XxpoLodging Service,!
Seattle Worlds Fair. Seattle 9, Wash, tat seheryatlons. j
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mnd I other UintraUl One capaula
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vitamin defiolancy. Gat JUesal
"MPM'-as low aa 11.10 bottle.
Money back in 14 days If you doo't
faal a world of dUfenocel
Products by ( McKesson
Phil's Pharmacy
JIM MYERS. R. Ph.
PH. HEPPNER 6-9962
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CORRECTED IDENTICAL
HEART DEFECTS OF
BROTHERS MARK AMD
BARRY CARTER AND
THEIR FIRST C0USIMS,
BROTHERS JIM AMD
JOHN DEATON
LEAplNCAUSES OF DEATH IN U.S.
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DISEASES rn&Wo
OF ALL
HEART OTHER
AND DISEASES
BLOOD AND
VESSELS CAUSES
MORE WILL LIVE
the MORE YOU GIVE
tman
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
TO COMBAT
HEART
DISEASE,
LEADING CAUSE OF
DEATH IN THE U. S.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25,
IS HEART SUNDAY
we
demonstrate.'
You betl We like to have you drive a new
'62 Ford Galaxle, Falrlane or Falconl
We're proud because they are the finest
performers on the road todd So don't
be bashful. Stop In any day Ifs conven
ient, and ask us for the keys!
we EE to talk deals!
IN MEPPNEK
Worch For Your HEART FUND WORKER Who May Coll At
Your Home or Business. Help Support This Worthy Cause.
IN IONE and LEXINGTON
Join The Heart Fund Coffees and Make Your Contribution.
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B
ANK OF
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MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
ARLINGTON HEPPNER
IONE
We're always ready to sit down and talk
turkey with you on your trades. We start
off with the greatest values (and usually
1962 GALAXIE900
TOWN SEDAN
the lowest prices) right across the board
... In new cars . . . Ford Trucks . . . and
all makes and models of used cars, tool
...and we HI to keep you happy after
you buy!
iff
We're always glad to see you when you
come In for service, accessories, or Just
to say hello I We're here to take care of
you and your car ... to help make every
mile you drive a pleasure. We want to
keep you as en enthusiastic customer
for life and have you recommend us to
your friends. P.S. With Ford's new twice-a-year
(or 6,000-mlh) maintenance, we
won't see you often enough to suit ust
.that's what's so different
about dealing with your local
HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC.
MAIN & MAY STS. HEPPNER. ORE. PHONE 8-9153