Many Take
Night See
Bv LAVELLE PARTLOW
IRRIGON The Annual "Fun
Night" held at A. C. Houghton
Elementary last Wednesday
evening saw a large turn-out ol
parents and students, and lots of
activity on the basketball floor,
ar, the intramural basketball
All-star name was played. The
"Blue" Team was composed of
players from the Comets, Meteors
and Missiles teams, and the
"White" Team was composed of
player from the Bullets, Rockets
and Slars teams, The "Whites"
won by one point 34 to 33. The
"A" teams played the first and
fourth quarters, the "B" teams
played the second quarter, and
the "C" teams played the third
quarter.
Half-lime activity saw grades
one and two skirmishing for a
six-rnlnute period, followed by a
cix-minute period played by the
3rd and 4th graders. The out
come of this game was Blues-4,
Whiles-O. Coaches for grades 1
and 2 were Mike Partlow
(White) and Bill Crews (Blue).
Coaches for grades 3 and 4 were
John Pierce (White) and Bob
Buchanan (Blue). Referees for
the evening were: Murry Quick,
Mr. Reeves, Mr. Tolar, Mr. Olm
seheid and Mr. Talbot.
Trophies were given to the
Starlets team, winners of Intra
mural Girls' Volleyball League,
and Hie Bullets, winner of Intra
mural Basketball League. Good
sportsmanship trophies were pre
sented to Cheryl Daniels and
Bob Buchanan. The trophies
were presented by Harvey War
tier, county board mem Iter. Dur
ing the evening, the students
ran a concession booth, and
cleared $20.50 which was donat
ed to the Heart Fund.
Don Olmscheid, principal of
A- C. Houghton, expresses his
"Thanks" for Hie public's support
o the program.
Relatives Greet
Returned Serviceman
Sgl. and Mrs. Gary Dexter, re
cently returned from Frankfurt,
Geimany, where Dexter was sta
tioned 2 12 years in the Cavalry
Division of the Army, spent the
week-end here visit i n g his
grandmother, Mrs, Secelia Dex
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill, and
other relatives. Dexter's mother,
Mrs, Vallis Dexter, Judy and
Janice drove to Irrigon with
I hem, and Vallis Dexter joined
I liein here Sunday. Mrs. Gary
Dexter is a native of Saulsburg,
Austria, and the young couple
met and were married during
Dexter's stay in Germany. Dexter
is on a 30-day furlough, and fol-
lowini; Ins leave, will be station
ed at Fort Ord, Calif. Mr. and
Mis. Dan Hill and Mrs. Sedelia
Dexter gave a dinner Sunday
afternoon lor the Gary and Val
lis Dexter families, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Ilobbs and family, and Mr.
ami Mrs. Don Leighton and fam
ily of ilermiston. Dexters left for
I heir home in La Grande Sunday
evening.
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ed
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rucker
and live children of Kellogg,
Idaho, snenl I he week-end here
visiting liuokor's folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer ltucker, and other
reiil Ives
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson and
daughter Bonnie of Portland,
( ie iMiests of the Elmer Ruck
ers and the Vern Dillons over t ho
week-end. ,
Members of Umatilla Counci
No. ;if Degree of Poeohontas atul
llieir families attended a 28th
bhllidav not luck dinner in Uma
tilla Saturday night. Irrigon
nilies unending were Mr. and
s, William Gravbeal, Mr. and
James McRae and Bobby.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gray
lieal went to Ilermiston Sunday
lieln celebrate the fourth
tiitliday of their grandson
.iandy Shingledoeker.
National 1-11 week was oliserv
it the Assembly of God and
baptist churches during Sunday
etwees by special programs.
Est her K inn is. County Home
Extension agent, has reported
I heir plans to continue the Self
iivprovemenl program for all 4-11
. iii ; of Morrow County. The pro
gram will include hair styling
mil care, skin cure and cosine-
, hand care, a girl ami her
ue. and a review of (he mod-
steps they have studied.
I ll Beauty clinics will be
I March Hi in the old cal'etor-
A. C. Houghton school,
n il 23 at the lone School cafe-
Ionian, and March 30 in the Hep-
er school multipurpose room.
ich clinic will begin at 1:00
in.
rmalilla-Morrow county
it of ihe National Association
Postmasters met at the Saddle
,nn in the llitehin' Post Cafe
Boardman Sunday afternoon
a dinner and business meet
Mrs. Claude Coats of Board-
ie, in was hostess. Oltiecrs elect
ed lor the coming year were:
Pay Km-., Umatilla, president,
j.u.'l Mis, Albert Partlow. Irrigon,
McivtaiY-treasurer. The group
Miissed plans to attend the
itional Convention to be held
in the Hawaiian Islands in Octo
ber. The "Husv-Kee-Keeiters" 4-H
club met Saturday morning at
1 Home oi tneir leader, uiesier
ison. Members of this club
: l.onnie Wilson, president:
Gustufson, vice-president.
Linda Farley, secretary; Harold
Stitel, Arthur Olin, ' Armand
Liiley, Jerry Hascail, Dennis
Pi lei'sou, Uonny and Eddy Me
Coikie. Jim Wilson serves as
Junior leader for the group. At
their Saturday meeting, the
members worked on ami coin-
their individual hives.
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for each member to capture a
swarm of bees for his hive, in
the spring or summer.
. Mrs. Louella Sherman and
daughter Raylene of Pendleton
are staying here with Mrs. Sher
man's mother, Mrs. Louella
Acock due to Mrs. Acock's re
cent illness. Mrs. Adran Allen of
Redmond and Freddie Acqck of
Hoseburg, drove to Irrigon to
spend the week-end with their
mother, Mrs. Louella Acock.
Mrs. Andy Jones and daughter
Linda left Wednesday for Port
land, where they will stay the
remainder of the week having
Linda's eyes treated and making
preparation for eye surgery for
Linda.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fegert
and Wiilaine have returned to
their home in Irrigon after
spending six months in Hood
River where Fegert was employ
ed. David Franke is home, after
spending two days in Good
Shepherd hospital due to a reac
tion from his recent smallpox
vaccination.
Mrs. Helen Mulkey is a patient
in Good Shepherd hospital,
where she had surgery on her
foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Golly
horn, Gene, Darlene, and Mark
went to Portland over the week
end to attend the wedding of
Mrs. Gollfhorn's cousin. They
stayed Friday and Saturday
night with Mrs. Gollyhorn's sis
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Le
Roy Connors and children. Mrs.
Connors is the former Eula Amis,
graduate of Irrigon High school.
Mrs. Floyd Ilobbs was honored
by a pink and blue shower held
at the home of Mrs. Bob Smith
last Tuesday evening. Hostesses
for the evening were: Mrs, Bob
Smith, Mrs, Don Adams, Mrs. Lee
Gustafson and Mrs. Max Jones.
For entertainment, each guest
embroidered her name on a
small quilt block, and the blocks
will be pieced together to make
a baby quilt.
The PTA Dime-a-Dip Dinner
and Talent-show has been post
ported to April 4.
Riverside High school's senior
class will sponsor a spaghetti
dinner at 5:30 p, m. Saturday
night, March lGth, followed by
a movie, "The Long Long Trail
er" starring Desi Arnez and
Lucille Ball at 7:00 p. m. Charge
for the dinner and the movie will
be $1.25 for adults, and 75c for
students. However, a family
ticket may be purchased for
$3.50, regardless of the size of
your family.
There will be no kindergarten
classes during the week of
March 18-22. Spring Vacation for
A. C. Houghton Elementary will
be March 20, 21, and 22.
Menus for A. C. Houghton for
March 18 and 19 are as follows:
Monday chicken and noodles,
green beans, peaches and cream;
Tuesday hot dogs, potato chips,
corn and dixie cups.
Club Views Movies
The lone Livestock club held
a meeting at the Ke n n e t h
Smouse home on March 3. We
discussed putting in a 4-11 win
dow during 4-II week. Movies
on how to judge livestock, sheep
atul swine were shown by our
leader. Following the business
meeting members went outside
to the pens and practiced judg
ing sows and viewed a ewe with
new twins. The next meeting
will be April 7 at the Herb Ek
strom home.
Charles Nelson, news reporter
Club Has Hat Project
The Knit-Wits 4-H knitting
club held a meeting Monday at
the home of Peggy Taylor. We
knit on our hats and should have
thorn done by our next meeting
in two weeks at the home of
Janet McCurdy.
We attended church 4-H Sun
day at Hope Lutheran church,
At the close of our meeting
Mrs. Taylor served refreshments.
Deibert McLachlan, reporter
Page 4 Thurs., March 14, 1963
HETFNEK
THE W
GAZETTE-TIMES
HEPPNER, OREGON
478 Accidental
Poisonings Told
In State in 1962
There's virtually no limit to
the poisonous substances which
people accidently swallow each
year, especially children under
three years of age, Carl G. Ash
ley, M. D., director of the mater
nal and child health section,
Oregon State Board of Health,
reported today.
This fact is proven by the Ore
gon Poison Control Registry
which received 478 reports of
accidental poisonings occuring to
Oregonians during the past year.
Their annual report listed 271
cases of poisoning from acciden
tal ingestion of internal medi
cines, 109, or 40, which were
caused by overdoses of aspirin.
Other sources of poisoning in
cluded: external medicine, 32
cases; household preparations,
55- petroleum products, 12; cos
metics, 9; pesticides, 42; poison
ous plants, 11; painting supplies,
8; veterinary supplies, 1; and
other or unspecified, 2.
The greatest single cause of
accidental poisoning after aspir
in was barbiturate sedatives, 37
cases; insecticides, 27; tranquil
izing drugs, 19; analgesics other
than aspirin, 16; non-barbiturate
sedatives, 13; antiseptics, 13;
lotions and medicated ointments,
11; and bleach and detergents,
11 cases.
Numerous other substances
were swallowed by Oregonians,
such as, deodorants, lighter
fluid, shoe polish, toadstools, and
paint. Fifteen, or 3.17c, of the
cases reported to the registry re
sulted in death. In addition, an
undetermined number suffered
permanent damage as a result
of their accidental poisoning, Dr.
Ashlev stated,
The Oregon Poison Control
Registry was established in 1958
as an around-the-ciocK clearing
house of information on poisons
for physicians and hospitals. The
sponsoring agencies are the
State Medical Society, State
Board of Health, and the Univer
sity of Oregon Medical School.
The registry clearinghouse also
conducts education programs on
prevention and treatment of poi
sonintr cases.
The majority of cases, 329, or
797r. were in children under the
aee of five. Two year olds ac
counted for more cases than any
other ace group, with 178 report
ed poisonings, Dr. Ashley indi
cated.
National Poison Proven t i o n
Week will be observed March
17-23. It is a highlight of th
Oregon Poison Control Registry
and the State Board of Health e
year-around crusade to educate
naients to practice and teacti
safety habits in an effort to re
duce accidental poisonings in
Oregon. Make every week poison
prevention week, Dr. Ashley
urged.
Livestock 4-H Club
Has Active Meetings
On February 28, the Rhea
Creek 4-H Livestock club met at
the Wilbur Van Brocklin home
We discussed our 4-H display in
Wilsons Mens Wear window,
Mrs. Albert Wright gave a report
on the meeting she attended on
lair booths and window displays
committee was picked to work
on the 4-H window, there were
10 members present.
We met again March 3 at the
Rhea Creek Grange hall. Bob
Harris and John Harris led the
flag salutes. John Rawlins gave
a talk on Swine. Dale Van Block
lin gave a talk on breeding pigs.
We talked about a money mak
ing project and also a commun
ity service project. There were 13
members present and live
guests. Mrs. Bill Rawlins and
Mrs. Darrel Harris were hostess
es.
Hal Bergstrom, reporter
Safe Driving Awards Go to Highway Men
HELPING HAND
When theie's illness, you think of
your doctor first. Our registered
pharmacists are ready to com
pound accurately his every pre
scription . . . ready to lend a help
ing hand when you need it most!
All prescriptions promptly filled
by registered pharmacists.
HUMPHREYS
REXALL DRUG STORE
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Murray
217 N. Main Ph. 676-9610
Two Registered Pharmacists At Your Service Around The Clock
Nights, Sundays and holidays call 676-9611 or 676-5542
Four Heppner men of the
state highway departm e n t ' s
maintenance and traffic divis
ion have earned awards for safe
driving in 1962, the department
announces.
Edwin C. Wilson and Jphn
Neilson were among only 129 in
the state to get 13-year awards.
Dallas M. McDaniel rceeived an
8-year award and Harold L. Cur
.nutt a 71 year award.
At Boardman, Charles L. Potts
and Nathan Thorpe received 13
year awards, and Elvin L. Ely a
12-year award.
A total of 1,084 state drivers
received the awards, topping the
previous record high of 1,053 in
1961. To earn a safe driving
award, an employee must drive
55 per cent of the time during
the year and do it without be
coming involved in a prevent
able accident. Much of this driv
ing is done during times of foul
weather, the report pointed out.
Gazette-Times
pays.
adve rt i s I n
intern...
Notice of Foreclosure of Tax Liens As Shown by Morrow County Foreclosure List for
the Year 1963
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR MORROW COUNTY
MORROW COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Oregon
Plaintiff
vs.
Harold & Alpha Wilson; P. A. Wilson Est; Clarence Moore; Llewellyn L. Robbins et ux.; Naomi Moyer Mathews; Albert
& Flora Schunk; Jack W. Olson; Margaret Phelps co Loyal Parker (contract buyer); Harold & Ruby D. Becket; Max A. &
Mabel Schultz et al; Vernon Prock; David L. Oeder & Henry M. Richelderfer; Robert Voile; C. Paul & J. Evelyn
Sandifur; Leonard D. & Evelyn M. Abercrombie; R. E. & Lavelle Carter; Howard & Crystal Gollyhorn; Al D. & Murial
Wherley; Oscar R. & Ethel T. Rush co Buford L. & Cleta M. Witherspoon (contract buyer); Arnold & Mary Lou Braat;
Charles Wilson; Frank Edward Wiley-Floyd William Wiley-Frances Marie Wiley; Ruth Umiker, Est.; Lee J. &
Ada Connor; Frances McMillan; Deibert T. Vinson; Billy D. & Jo Ann Griffin; Guy E. Hastings; R. B. & Josephine
Rands; Frank & Mary Marlow; Russell K. & Hazel H. Miller; Leonard Bedford; A. E. & Cecil Stefani. Alice Wiles
Est.; Adon & Eva M. Hamlett; Gordon White; Saben Hastings; J. E. Morgan; Lewis & Ann Ball; Earnest R .Lundell co
Cleo & Robert Drake (contract buyer); Archie & Verona Esteb; John C. Jackson; Oscar Rippee, and also all persons owning
or claiming to own or having or claiming to have an interest in any property included in the foreclosure list in the com
plaint herein, Defendants.
SUMMONS
To: All defendants above named and to all persons owning or claiming to own, or having or claiming to have, any
interest in any property included in the foreclosure list hereinafter set forth, and being the Morrow County delinquent tax
foreclosure list for the year 1963:
You are required to take notice that the plaintiff herein has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Morrow
County an application to foreclose the lien of all taxes shown on the Morrow County tax foreclosure list for the year
1963, herein set forth in full, and that the plaintiff will apply to the Court for judgment and decree foreclosing such tax
liens not less than thirty days after the date of the first publication of this notice, exclusive of the first publication, and
any and all persons interested in any of the real property included in said foreclosure list are hereby required to file an
answer and defense, if any there be, or if any they have, to such application for judgment and decree within thirty days
after the date of the first publication of this notice, exclusive of the day of first publication of this summons, which date
is the 14th day of March, 1963.
This notice is published in The Heppner Gazette-Times, a newspaper of general circulation, published in said County,
by authority of an order of the County Court of Morrow County, Oregon and designated in such order of the County
Court of Morrow County, Oregon, as the newspaper in which said notice is to be published, which order is dated March 7.
That the delinquent list for the year 1963, which application is made to foreclose, is as follows:
Name of Owner
as shown on
latest Tax Roll
Description of Property
Harold & Alpha Wilson
P. A. Wilson Est.
Clarence Moore
Llewellyn L. Robbins et ux
Naomi Moyer Mathews
Albert & Flora Schunk
Jack W. Olson
Margaret Phelps
c o Loyal Parker (contract buyer)
Harold & Ruby D. Becket
Max A. & Mabel Schultz et al
All lot 1, Blk 11, Mt. Vernons
Addition to city of Heppner
All lots 9, 10 & 11, Blk. 11
Mt. Vernon Addition to City of
Heppner
S. W. 90' Lot 1, Blk. 21, Mt. Vernons
Addition to City of Heppner
House on frl lots 2 & 3, Blk. 2
Looneys Addition to City of Heppner
Tract No. 124, Comm. at a point 1.79 chains 1958-59
E. of the N.W. cor lot 2, Blk. 1, Looneys
Addition to town of Heppner, running
thence E. 62.28' to p.o.b. thence S. 1.86
chains, thence E. 62', thence N. 1.86
chains, thence VV. 62' to p.o.b.
W. 16.14' lot 2, Blk. 1, E. 114' Lot 3,
Blk. 1, Lonneys Addition to City of
Heppner
Lots 1 & 2 less Tract No. 179,
Blk. 1, Original town of Heppner
NWli NWli lot 9, Blk. 4, S. 4' lot 10,
Blk. 4, Original town of Heppner
All lots 3 & 4, Blk. 2, Ayers 4th
Addition to the City of Heppner
Cg. at the N.W. cor of SWViNWVi of Sec. 35,
T. 2S R26EWM; Thence S on the line of said
Sec. 35 to a pt due W of the NW cor of
lot 7, Blk 6, in town of Heppner; Thence
E to sd NW cor of sd lot 7, Blk 6; Thence
N on the W li of Blk 6, to a pt due E of
p.o.b.; Thence due W to p.o.b. Also the W 6',
Year of Amount Interest
Delin- of to Total
quency Taxes 4-16-63
1957- 58 $ 28.32 1L42
1958- 59 29.04 9.39
1959- 60 29.58 7.20
1960- 61 34.50 5.63
1961- 62 32.02 2.67
1962- 63 29.05 .34 219.16
1958- 59 50.34 16.27
1959- 60 51.27 12.47
1960- 61 59.80 9.77
1961- 62 55.15 4.59
1962- 63 50.03 .58 310.27
1957- 58 14.16 5.71
1958- 59 14.52 4.69
1959- 60 14.79 3.60
1960- 61 17.25 2.82
1961- 62 6.23 .52
1962- 63 5.65 07 90.01
1958- 59 - 7.74 2.50
1959- 60 7.89 1.92
1960- 61 9.20 1.50 30.75
1958- 59 10.75 3.15
1959- 60 84.80 20.63
1960- 61 . 98.90 16.15
1961- 62 90.72 , 7.56
1962- 63 82.31 .95 415.92
1958- 59 79.38 25.66
1959- 60 80.85 19.67
1960- 61 94.30 15.40
1961- 62 87.17 7.26
1962- 63 79.09 .92 489.70
1959- 60 52.26 12.71
1960- 61 60.95 9.95
1961- 62 56.04 4.67
1962- 63 50.84 .59 248.01
1959- 60 294.81 71.73
1960- 61 343.85 56.15
1961- 62 316.65 26.38
1962- 63 287.29 3.33 1,400.19
1958- 59 43.95 12.89
1959- 60 109.45 26.63
1960- 61 127.65 20.85
1961- 62 117.41 9.78
1962- 63 106.52 1.24 576.37
Heppner and more particularly described 1958-59 12.31 3.61
as follows: Begin at NW cor of lot 10, 1959-60 107.47 26.15
Blk 6 in Town of Heppner, running thence 1960-61 125.35 20.47
S 132' to SW cor of Lot 9, Blk 6, Thence 1961-62 115.63 9.63
N 132', Thence W 6' to the p.o.b. 1962-63 104.91 1.22 526.75
Vernon Prock Cabin on Gourley land 1959-60 4.29 1.04
Sec 27 TWP 4S R28 EWM 1960-61 5.29 .86
1961- 62 5.28 .44
1962- 63 4.65 .05 21.90
!)a id L. Oeder & Henry M. Richelderfer Lots 2, 3 & 4 Sec 17, 5N R 27 EWM 1959-60 6.27 1.53
Irrigon 1960-61 6.37 1.04
1961- 62 6.85 .57
1962- 63 5.62 .06 28.31
Robert Vollee Frl, NEV, SW'4 170x160' 1958-59 70.22 22.70
Sec 36, 5N R 26 EWM 1959-60 74.54 18.14
Irrigon 1960-61 75.64 12.35
1961- 62 77.73 6.47
1962- 63 61.40 .75 422.94
Paul & J. Evelyn Sandifur E'j M"4, Wis NE14 Sec 2 6, 5N R 26 EWM 1959-60 480.56 116.92
irrigon 1960-61 484.34 79.09
1961- 62 527.15 43.91
1962- 63 480.85 5.58 2,218.40
C. Paul & J. Evelyn Sandifur SE4 SW4 Sec 23, 5N R 26 1959-60 124.62 30.32
Irrigon 1960-61 125.36 20.47
1961- 62 138.15 11.51
1962- 63 129.83 1.51 581.77
Leonard D. & Evelyn M. Abercrombie Frl of lot 8, Blk 4 W 1958-59 30.15 9 75
Sec 25, 5N R 26 EWM 1959-60 32.21 7.84
Irrigon 1960-61 32.65 5.33
1961- 62 23.86 1.99
1962- 63 28.43 .33 172.54
R. E. Si Lavelle Carter Lot 3, Blk 21 W, Sec 24 T 5N R 26 EWM 1957-58 22.27 8.98
Irrigon 1959-60 27.00 6.57
1960- 61 27.29 4.46
1961- 62 29.11 2.42
1962- 63 25.66 .30 154.06
Howard & Crystal Gollyhorn Lot 1, Blk 34 W, Sec 23 5N R 26 EWM 1959-60 16.83 4 09
Irrigon 1960-61 26.69 . 4.36
1961- 62 29.39 ' 2.45
1962- 63 27.17 .32 111.30
Al D. & Murial Wherlev E 165' lot 3, W 247' lot 2, Blk 34W 1959-60 35.59 8 66
Sec. 23 5N 26 EWM 1960-61 35.85 5.85
Irrigon 1961-62 39.26 3.27
1962-63 36.17 .42 165.07
Oscar R. & Ethel T. Rush E'i NW'4 N. of canal, See 24 N 26 EWM 1957-58 233 60 89 54
c o Buford L. & Cleta M. Witherspoon Irrigon 1958-59 270.83 82 14
(contract buyer) 1959-60 311.40 6954
1960- 61 485.10 79.22
1961- 62 522.44 43.52
1962- 63 468,87 5.44 2,661.64
intentions of the club are
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