HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, April 16, 1964
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BERL AKERS
1 Berl Akers
Republican Candidate
For Morrow County Judge
We live in an era of Group
Power and we must work with
these groups. This is a good sit
uation if we have the leader
ship to unite their efforts and
plan for the future growth and
development of Morrow county.
We must also recognize that
there will always be individuals
with problems and constructive
criticism. This problem and the
rights of the minority must al
ways be protected.
The Republican Party realized
this obligation to the people of
Morrow county when the late
Russell Miller of Boardman was
nominated and elected as Coun
ty Commissioner almost 20 years
ago without opposition. There
will be no problems that we
cannot solve if we unite for the
good of all and keep the lines
of communication open between
the public and the County Court.
This can be done by contact
with groups, individuals, and
through newspaper reports.
We cannot stand still for it is
certain that if we do we will
lose the battle of progress. Thero
is no better example of what
can be done than the develop
ment of the Boardman and Irrl
gon areas. They have an un
limited potential because of their
cheap power, cheap freight, and
nn abundance of water. It is to
the best interest of all to give
them every assistance at our dis
posal. Berl Akers Is a native of Mor
row county. He attended grade
and high school in lone, grad
uating from high school in 1934.
In 193G he married Margaret
Kly, and ever since they have
lived on the ranch originally
homesteaded by his father, R. M.
Akers. They have three children,
Berl, Jr., who works on a ranch
near lone; Robert, a senior at
Oregon State University; Wil
liam, a freshman at Lewis and
Clark College; anil Bonnie, who
is in the seventh grade at lone.
Akers served eleven years on the
lone school board, and for sev
eral years was Scoutmaster of
the lone Boy Scout troop. Ho is
a member of the lone Commun
ity Church, the lone Masonic
Lodge, the Willows Grange, a
life member of the Oregon
Wheat League, a life member
of the Oregon State University
Dads' Club, and is now serving
as Morrow County P o m o n a
Grange Master.
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FRANK HAMLIN
Frank Hamlin
Democratic Candidate
For Morrow County Judge
If elected judge of Morrow
county I promise to promote our
resources with strict attention to
county problems. I think we ere
on the verge of great develop
ment in the county and 1 would
like to take part in that future.
Having worked with the pub
lic most of my life I feel qual
ified for this position. I realize
the problems of a county judge
are not always easy to solve
and take a person who has dealt
with the public for many years.
I have been a businessman most
of my life. I feel many of the
problems which would face me
as judge would be similar to
those any business man is called
on to solve. Though I realize it
is impossible to do exactly what
each person wants, because we
all see problems differently, I
would make it an important
part of my job to work for the
betterment of everyone and to
get this county to pulling to
gether for the good of all. With
this in mind I would give full
cooperation to the county school
district, the road department,
welfare and hospital, and the
governments of the cities of
Morrow.
My background, as I have
said, consists mostly of the bus
iness world. I am a native of
the state, have been a resident
56 years and was educated in
Gresham public schools. During
World War I, I served overseas
two years with the Army Engin
eers, and returned to service with
the same branch for two and
one-half years during World
War II. I owned and operated
a garage in Gresham between
the wars, had the Allis-Chalmers
dealership at Redmond for sev
eral years before moving to
Heppner in 1950. I operated
A Ikons Sport Shop for seven
years, before becoming manager
of Barratt Sales, which I later
purchased. I recently sold that
business and would have full
time to devote to the duties of
my office.
I am a member of the Amer
ican Legion, Elks, Masonic
Lodge, IOO F. I served as com
mander of the American Legion
post at Gresham three terms, on
the city council two terms, and
15 years on the volunteer fire de
partment. My association with the people
of Morrow county and adjacent
counties has been a pleasant and
gratifying experience. My wife
and I built a home in Heppner
five years ago because we felt
this is the place we want to re
main. We want to be a part of
the opportunities that lie ahead
for us all in this county.
I think a businessman is need
ed in this office, I feel myself
qualified, and therefore ask for
your vote.
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Lloyd Berger
Democratic Candidate
For Port Commissioner
A democrat who has filed for
a position on the Morrow Coun
ty Port Commission is Lloyd
Berger of Irrigon.
Mr. and Mrs. Berger have
made their home in Irrigon for
the past 17 years, coming here
from Portland.
Their two children, Judy and
Ronnie, were educated in the
Irrigon school system,
During the years Mr. Berger
has lived in the community he
has served on the local fire dis
rtict, is a chapter member of the
Irrigon Grange, has organized
the Irrigon Cemetery District and
is its chairman.
He was appointed by Governor
Elmo Smith to serve on the
County Welfare Board in Morrow
county and has worked on that
for several years.
He is a member of the Lion's
Club which was recently organ
ized in Irrigon.
Mr. Berger is employed by
West Extension Irrigation Dis
trict in the capacity of ditch
rider and has been in their em
ploy for about 15 years.
Mr. Berger is a well Informed,
civic minded and energetic cit
izenalways willing to lend a
hand to any worthwhile pro
ject that will help to make his
community a better place in
which to live, and gives freely
of his time and talents when
ever he can be of service.
His neighbors know him to be
a forthright man of his convic
tions and a truly good neighbor.
After giving thoughtful con
sideration to the pleas of his
various neighbors to become a
candidate he has agreed as he
feels that Irrigon should have
some representation on the Port
Commission.
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HHS Cindermen
Garner Trophy
At Saturday Meet
Heppner High school thin
clads really brought home the
bacon actually, the brass Sat
urday as they journeyed to Ar
lington and won the Arlington
Invitational track meet. This is
the third time the Mustangs won
the affair during its four-year
history and thus the local crew
walked off with permanent pos
ession of the trophy which is
awarded annually at the meet.
Heppner garnered 57 points to
37 for runncr-up Umatilla.
Two other Morrow county
clubs, Ione's Cardinals and Riv
erside's Pirates, were entered in
the meet. The Bucs gathered
20 23 points and the Cardinals
copped 11.
Lee Padberg captured wins in
the mile and the 880 to lead
the Mustangs to their victory.
In the only one-two finish of
the afternoon for the Heppner
ites, John Wagenblast followed
Padberg to the tape to capture
sceond place in the mile event.
The Mustangs' other first place
finish in the meet came in the
mile relay where they churned
the cinders for a 4:10.9 clocking.
In other events, Myers of Con
don heaved the discus 120' 10"
to win that event. Benson, Uma
tilla, tossed the shot-put 44 5"
and Barnett of Condon chucked
the javelim 148' 10" to win in
their respective fields.
Tom Heimbigner, lone, pick
ed up the Cards' only first place
finish of the day when he clear
ed 11' to win the pole vault.
Obermeier of Riverside high
captured a first-place finish for
his school in the two-mile run,
winning with a time of 11:37.3.
Other times: broad jump, Wil
liams, Echo, 18'; 120 yd. high
hurdles, Boor, Arlington, :18;
100 yd. dash, Anderson and Eis
ele, both Umatilla, :10.6; 440,
Furniss, Echo, :58.9; 180 yd. low
hurdles, Boor, Arlington :22.3;
220 yd. dash, Williams, Echo,
:26.4; high jump, Porter, Helix,
5' 6"; and 880 yd. relay, Arling
ton, 1:46.2.
In all, 10 schools competed
in the meet.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
ELECTION AND MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN;
in compliance with Sec. 331.010,
ORS, to the legal voters of School
District No. R-l, of Morrow
County, State of Oregon, that the
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of
said District will be held at
Heppner Elementary School Caf
eteria; Riverside High School,
Boardman; lone School Cafe
teria; Lexington School Cafe
teria; Rhea Creek Grange Hall,
Ruggs; Pine City School; Irrigon
School Multipurpose Room, be
tween the hours of 2 P. M. and
8 P. M. on the first Monday of
May, being the 4th day of May,
A. D., 1964, for the purpose of
electing one director from Zone
I, Boardman, for Five Year Term;
one director from Zone III,
lone, for one year term
one director from Zone IV, Lex
ington, for One Year Term; one
director from Zone V, Heppner
Rural, for Three Year Term; one
director from Zone VII, Heppner,
for Three Year Term.
Dated this 16th day of April,
1964.
Milton Morgan,
Chairman, Board of Directors
Beverly Gunderson,
District Clerk.
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NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned as Executor of the
estate of Grace E. Turner, de
ceased, has filed his final ac
count and report in said estate
with the Clerk of this Court and
that the Judge thereof has fixed
Monday, the 20th day of April,
1964, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M as the time, in the County
Courtroom in Heppner, Oregon as
the place for hearing objections
to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
W. Howard Cleveland, Executor
Grace E. Turner Estate
Mahoney and Abrams
Attorneys for Executor
Heppner, Oregon 4-7c
tell your neighbor
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
UPON QUESTION OF
INCREASING TAX LEVY OVER
AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION
11, ARTICLE XL STATE
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Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in school
District No. R-l of Morrow Coun
ty, State of Oregon, from 2:00
P. M. to 8:00 P. M. on May 4',
1964, at Heppner Elementary
School Cafeteria; Lexington Caf
eteria; Irrigon School Multi
purpose Room; Riverside High
School, Boardman; Pine City
School; lone School Cafeteria;
and Rhea Creek Grange Hall,
Ruggs; in said school district for
the purpose of submitting to the
legal voters of said district the
question of increasing the tax
levy for the fiscal year 1964-65
over the amount limited by sec
tion 11, Article XI, of the Con
stitution of Oregon.
The reasons for increasing
such levy are:
Additional instructional costs.
Increased cost of education.
Reduction of receipts from
sources other than property
taxes.
The amount of tax, in excess
of 6 limitation, proposed to be
levied for said fiscal year is
$508,367.
Dated this 16th day of April,
1964.
Attest:
Beverly Gunderson,
District Clerk
Milton Morgan,
Chairman, Board of Directors
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned as Execu
trix of the Last Will and Testa
ment of Floyd W. Worden, de
ceased, has filed her Final Ac
count and Report in said Estate
and the Court has fixed Monday
the 4th day of May, 1964, at
the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M.
of said day as the time and the
Courtroom of the County Court
in the County Court House in
Heppner, Morrow County, Ore
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of objections to such Final Ac
count and Report and the settle
ment thereof.
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Testament of Floyd W. Worden,
deceased.
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