HEPPNER CAZETTE TIMES. Thurtdoy. March IS. 196
John Deere Day
Draws Good Crowd
A tuUl of 132 persons were
fi'J at the free lunch of the Trl
County Equipment Company'
John Deere Day last Thurday
at the lleppner plant of th com
pany. Jerald Ifc-a, manager, said.
Of them. 12) Ktayetl for the
motion pictures that followed
and viewed machinery display.
Gene M aleak I of Lexington
won the wolderliiK iron tloor
prize, and Mrs. Helen Pentecost
of Mavville won a set of tools.
A shovel Riven as a prize to a
Future Farmer member was won
hv Melvln McDanlel. Many toy
tractors were given away dur
ing the day.
Winn Crist prepared and serv
ed the lunch for Tryco.
Kea said that he was very
pleased with response from the
public and extended thanks to
all who helped make the day
jsuch a Rood success.
Von Houtc Atfcnds
Meeting in Montana
IZoitert Van Haute, administra
tor of Morrow county school,
was at MisiM-ula. .Mont.. Friday
and Saturday of last week at-T-ndintr
the regional meeting of
the department of classroom
teachers of the National Editor
ial association.
The administrator was an In
vited puest representing the Ore
gon Education association and
made the trip at OKA ex-nse.
He took the train east from Pen
dleton and returned to Spokane
with another educator, flying
back from Spokane to Pendle
ton. Van Houte made several ex
temporaneous talks at the meet
ing and also did some work
seeking teachers for Morrow
county.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bergttrom.
daughter Marilyn, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Anderson motored to
Walla Walla Tuesday on hunl
nehs and visited Mrs. Frank E.
Parker, former lleppner resident.
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Benefit Food Sale
Set By Auxiliary
10.SK The Ion. unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary held
It March business meeting at
tne Legion hull Tuesday after
ntmn. March C with Mrs. John
Kubarik as hostess. Mrs. Vester
Hams, past president, presided
over the meeting In the absence
of Mrs. Charles Doherty, oresi
dent. It was unanimously decided
by thue present to hold a fiKxl
sale on April 21 for the benefit
of child welfare. Kach auxiliary
member shall furnish two art
Ides to be sold, or donate $2.50.
The next meeting will be
March It), at K:00 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Karl MeCabe.
CINDY AND LINDY Leonniq captured a first prise in the PTA
amateur show with their singing Friday night accompanied by
their older sister. Lorraine. "He's Cot the Whole World in His
Hands." is the number they are demonstrating bere.
(G-T Photo)
Couple Takes Boeing
Jet on Trip to Rome
The daughter and son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Knighten
of lleppner left Seattle on a Boe
ing Jet airplane at 4 p. m. Thurs
day, March n, and were in i-on
don at midnight ll'blJ, or
a. m. London time, on the first
leg of a trip to Rome, Mr.
Knighten said.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller (Ana
Jean Knighten) planned to meet
at Rome, where the latter is a
marine biologist. The airplane
was to be delivered via Moscow
Russia, to Tel Aviv for Air Israel
Miller is a supervisor for Boe
ing, and he and his wife were
privileged to make the trip with
out charge, their turn for the
flight coming In rotation. How
ever, they musi pay their way
back. Thev Plan to be gone three
weeks and will visit in bwitzer
land, Holland and France before
returning.
Miller formerly worked ror
Nelson Bros. In Morrow county
for several years and Mrs. Miller
taught school at lone.
Auxiliary to Meet
Meeting of the auxiliary of
Pioneer Memorial hospital will
be Monday night, March 19, in
the Jury room at the courthouse,
starting at 8 P. m. All members
and "would-be" members are in
vited to be present.
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roof plus 8 other body
rustproofing steps.
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They stop when other
brakes can't. Double
Safety Brake System has
tandem master cylinders.
If frnnt hrakfl": fil. tear
O1 versa. Self-adjusting
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Services Are Held
For Dorothea Suter
Funeral services for Mrs. Hen
ry (Dorothea) Suter, daughter of
pioneer Morrow county parents,
were at Clayville Chapel, tsta
cada, Thursday, March 8, at 1
p. m. with Rev. David Francis
officiating. Interment was In the
Foresters Cemetery at Eagle
Creek.
Mrs. Suter was born June 3,
1907, In lleppner, daughter of
Norma and Theodore Anderson.
She attended schools here and
graduated from high school in
lleppner. Later she taught for
two years in the Liberty school
of the Eightmile community.
In 1940 she moved to Eagle
Creek and had taught school in
Lstacada prior to 1910.
bhe was a member of Ruth
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
lleppner; Centennial Rebekah
lodge No. 147: the Eagle Creek
Grange: and the Episcopal
church.
Surviving are her husband.
Henry G. of Eagle Creek; a son,
George, now attending Oregon
State University, a sister, Kath
erine Sauers of Del Rio, Calif.,
together with a number of aunts,
uncles, nieces and nephews, in
cluding several from Heppner.
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Joe Hartlc Undergoes
Operation at Boise
Joe llartk-, Gazette-Times
printer, was to undergo an ex
ploratorv operation to his back
today (Thursday) at the Veter
ans' hospital In Boise, Idaho.
Time of the operation was set
at 8 a. m. It is hoped to discover
the exact nature of a back ail
ment that has been causing him
pain and difficulty for years.
He has been confined to the
hospital for about a month
undergoing tests and preparing
for the operation. Mrs. Hartle
who is employed part time at
the Gazette-Times, will leave on
Friday with their family for
Boise.
Bill Mahon. son of Mrs. Jim
McCabe, Is stationed with the
U. S. Army at Ft. Ord. Calif. He
left March 7 to tart eight weeks
of basic training.
Pfc. Ken Btenntr
Home from Germany
1'fe. Ken Brenner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C E. Brenner of lone,
arrived home late last week fol
lowing his discharge from nrmy
crlee in New York. je had ser
ved 'Jl months In Germany with
the engineer.
Ken cros-ied the Atlantic by
boat and with Nome friends
bought a cat and drove out from
Chicago. Before arriving home,
he visited a brother, Lt. Leroy
Brenner, stationed at Travis Air
Force base, California, and with
his grandmother, Mrs. Vela Eub
anks, Purtland.
While in Germany, he travel
ed considerably to see parts of
l urope and enjoyed the exper
ience. However, he found that
the people abroad treated Amer
icans better when they were in
i ivilian clothes rather than when
thev were In uniform.
A graduate of lone high school
w ith the class of 19.V1. Ken form
erly worked In the mill, but
he hasn't decided what he will
do now.
The big sign that his parents
had prepared for him had blown
L. C BUbee rtturaad Sunday
to his home here from Newport
where he had been visiting his
daughter. Katherine Biitbee. for
the past two months. Mitts Bis
bee is a teacher In the grade
swhool thfre. She accompanied
her father here to spend her
pring vacation with nim. he
will return to Newport on Sat
urday. down when he arrived rather
unexpectedly I"' week. Their
homeeomlng party, once post
poned, was to come at a later
time.
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