MttXl CAZTTTC TIM U. TMdf, Jl H 14
E-Selifcer Escapes Without Injury
From Freak Accident Thursday
f lATtfCJUKE UNCSTSOM
lONK A freak aolJrnt occur
mi J I'hurtMiay rvrmng wvr
11m I (if tm hlfhway 7. when
().i four utter tttit pickup
d'iun nt twined by lvn lien
rr tMl a front light Mhrrl raid
ing the pickup la rartrn off I he
h thwuy and overturn,
The aile ha J crytallicd and
twofcrtt causing the wheel la 111
utl the truck A load of water on
E y 11 llurt. and ,rt tM4hrr in
Umt nJ utrr. Mr, and Mm Kan
Andnhtn nd family kj Arlini
Ion vnt Sunday lit Bull ?int
(ohinrf and pirn km.
Mr, am! Mr. H tt Schatfrr
xnt I ho Fourth of July holiday
at Granite.
Mr, ami Mis. Stephen Ley aiul
family of bVavrrton prnt .the
urtk end her viuilnj: retain r.
trtfc'eihrr R4tlu CrawMd.
Mr and Mr. Arthur i'raw turd.
and Air. and Mr, lrim-r uiw
ftwil and family of Iermltorv
t:ueu of Mr, and Mm, R.y A.
IJntUirwn and family ocr the)
week-end were her mother. Mn,
iV'rr Miam, and hrr brother,
Jem",
Mr. I. T Martin haa returned
from Con alii, whene fie attend-
Ihe pukup f
tfcie.
Mr. Ilrhker. with just cut and
truiM-a. luckily escaped, aetloua
Injur)-, hut the pickup truk w
badly d a ma sot. Unce It landed
on trie tp of the rab agalnut the
t4nK.
Tf rv l ru,i .rf h.4 hfxVt her " Vmcitkf ItecUwal and
t last
her
a summer tu-
14 or waier on t iv.n federation or tiJMen
the ba.k end alw helped ptvpr U J V, ""Jf ' ... T r t ..7irL mi ffwn Sunday to Thuradav o
d at a laMtr.r:."' VLLr" . . i.J" also uihrt
Mr. and Mm. Garland Swanson
and on Jim returned on wed
mtday from a moat enjoyable
trln to Canada. They drove the
Iran.--continental highway at far
ai Calcarv and vUtted at Pardt
at.d Lake l4ue both coming
and cuing. They tpped in
Kciona at the home of Mr. and
Jdrs. Tank Schmidt, who then
went on the ret of the trip with
fh Sn-anAon. Jim stayed in
Kolona with relative. Thi
drove northeatt to the province
tj sA.skrtihawan and tuiiea
relatives at I'nity and Leipzig
The latter wa the area Hhcre
Mrs. Swanson'a parents had
romesteaded and where ahe was
torn. She visited with two aunts,
whom she had not aeen ainee
having Canada as a very small
ch Id.
i.wanson was much interested
in the practices of conservation
being used in the more or less
flat wheat lieius in mis province.
M&ny farmers were establishing
"hedgerows" of Caraghana anU
hlac bushes planted quite close
together to save the terrible
clnHng of snow and wind ero
sion, which they have experienc
ed in the past. The rows are
growing 7 or 8 feet high and
must be cultivated and even
watered in some instances tor
the first 3 or 4 years until they
obtain a good beginning growth.
The government helps pay the
farmer for this conservation
method. Everywhere the farmers
were pleased that they hed final
ly been able to market their
wheat and were Interested to
knew what people in the United
Slates thought of the sale of
wheat to Russia.
John Swanson, son of the Gar'
land Swansons. recently returned
by plane from a trip to the east
coast, in company with a school
friend, Bill Sears, who is now
employed by General Electric at
Philadelphia. John and Bill spent
a week-end at the World's Fair
. j : .a al ,!..!
in lew iorK. visueu AUduuc
het parent. Mr. and Mr, Lew u
lull, near Heppncr,
Rev. and Mr. Walter B. Cro
will returned la! Wednesday
from IVnland. where Mr Cm-
wrll had nuKU urceo'. She U
cr.valring aluwly at her home
llolidav cueu if Mr, and Mr
LJuvd Him were their aon and
daJehter ln law. Mr. and Mr.
Ut.bert Ki-e of 1'aseo. They were
eitioute ta Put land and kit Sal
urday afiernoiru
Sandra Eubankt and he
eoukln. Marlene L'u banks of Ar
I melon, drove fnm JVrtland last
Ttturviay. where andra is ia
Ine a svrHartaI tume. On Sat
urday and Sunday the Eubank
atended the Condon Kodeo,
where Sandra competed in the
bairel races and won secona
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Und
ttmtn nd family enloved a ric
nic In the mountains on the
ririh Their ruests were her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bray
mm mnt Tom and ionn oi
llormldnn and her sister- Mrs.
Marv Ball a nee and Rusty of
Seattle, and Ron Mueller, also
of Seattle.
Compete la Ski Tournament
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen.
Mark and Frank, and Mr. and
Mrs. Rav Helmblgner and Tom
and cousin Gary and Miss Jerry
JeDDe of Hermiston spent, trie
week end at the Soap Lake
Water Ski Tournament at Soap
Lake Wn. Frank and Mark re
ceived second place trophies in
the Jump. Frank in the junior
bov' and Mark in the boys' di-
visioa Tom competed in mens
division, which includes ages 17
to 35, and received first Place in
tricks. He competed In the Jump,
but fell on a long Jump of 109
ft. and one at 102 ft. and In
hi side in the lower rib
cage. Jerry placed first in Jumps
crnri in tricks, and third in
slalom in her division.
Mrs. Mary HolU and Carol
drove to Camp Adams at Molalla
on Sunday to get Ikthy. who
had spent the week at church j
camp. . oi..
Ralph Martin of Oregon City
went back home on Monday al
ter spending the holiday here
with hU parents. Mr. and Mrs.
V T Martin. He was araiu
nanied home Friday D
of
Miss
Albany,
. . a r t. ? r r i I w -t k 1 An O HHllfMlflV
oty ana vvasnmgton u. s- oe- - r '""7 cundav and
sides enjoying many sights en
route to the east-
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker
and Teresa left on Friday for the
Willamette Valley. On Saturday
they went to Camp Adams near
Molalla and got their daughter,
Tanya, who had spent the past
week there, incy visited in
Eugene at the home of Mrs.
Tucker's sister, Mrs. Ray Turner,
and family and then on Sunday
took Teresa to Camp Adams
where she will remain a week at
jr. high camp. They also visited
Mr. Tucker's brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Tucker, and family at Salem
and with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Adams and family in Portland.
They returned home on Monday.
David and Tammy Tucker spent
the week-end here with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
Drake.
Suzanne McClintock of Los
Ajigeles is visiting her father,
F. M. McClintock, at Cecil.
The new owners of the Cecil
fctore, Mr. and Mrs. Merv
Thomas, took over complete op
eraton of the businesss on July 1.
They have three sons, two in
grade school and one a senior in
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rietmann
and family and her mother, Mrs.
daughter. Jean.
dent at OSU.
Adon Uamlctt of Fruitland.
Idaho, vuued with ht family
here over the Fourth of Juivl
week-end. Mr, itamleti and!
imuin-n art- vimng at me nome
or ner mother, Mr. Mary Swan
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry BrMow
ana aon. Stephen, left on Tues
day for their home at Tillamook
aner a vuit here with hi tr
cms, Mr. and Mr. H W. BriMow
ami otner relatives, Stephen
pent about a week here with
relative, while hi narents v.
cammed at Wallowa Lake.
Guest at the home of Mr and
Mrs, Louis Carlson and famiiv
thi week-end were hi brother
and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mn
Clifford Carlson and famiiv of
Portland.
Cheryle Lundell. C o n n I
Chrustonherson, and Susan Llnd-
sirom leit on Sunday lor Port.
land, where thiv ir nft..n.i.
ing a cheerleadine clinic until
Friday on the Lewis and Clark
campu. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Lundell took the uirls to the eltv
Connie will go to Donald on Fri-
aay to visit relatives and th
other girls will return home on
the bus.
DohtrtTs Wtlcoma Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dohertv
are welcomlnff a new h.ihv
daughter to their family. She
was born in a Pendleton hos
pital on Fridav. Julv 3. and
weigneci io lbs., 5 oz. Grand-
E a rents include Mrs. Marjorie
oherty of Pendleton and Mr.
and Mrs. Bvron Bradshaw nf Trvr.
vallis. Mrs. Bradshaw arrived on
Fridav to care for Joan Marie
and Ricky, while their mother
is nospitaiized.
Mrs. Arthur Rcrc,tmm snH
cnuoren oi l"ortland arrived on
Wednesday for a visit with Mr.
ana Mrs. carl Bergstrom. Mr.
Bergstrom came up for the
week-end to Join his family.
Other members of the Bergstrom
family, who Joined together the
Fourth of July for a picnic at
me can Bergstrom home, were
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bergstrom
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Stefanl and family. Mrs. I
uergstrom and family returned
to Portland Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tt miners Craw.
iora ana lamlly, who have been
employed on the Holmes Gab
bert ranch for some time, moved
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Oregon Road Rules
HERE'S CHARLIE !
Just In Time For
HEPPNER'S
SIDEWALK BAZAAR
July 10 and 11
mrTUtfS Mm?: Many
driver avrtn to hava neither
the time r etH-xluiuiy i.
tudy rrtrnl thanfr In traf
fie r ta rniiw ldtr
one. Ittl Kliea id" atlk lra I
ik-ticiM-d la ai-iiuaiia eliHei
Wiih l-j-iviit ian,r id ta
reamualnt them with uthrr
ImtmiUnt drittnjf lute. A
tntinlt. f.r ramtle, hHild
uti-tland what rtlei the
adoption it the iHivrr Uene
t'ompati may hae in hi
iUi Injt rciimi, and the mean
ing of a law that altw
afftt or tttatln f a traffic
icUtion on "reMin able
ground
"Tall callng." In the iaitfiwi
of traffic aafrtv th ul.kta and
law entorirmrnt id tUx-f. mean
foil .utnij (no i I.im-I y Utund an
'other inoior vrhule, lliU hap-
n !- ue drhrrs fall tn e
i alie liow much loom wiul. te
i n-.varv leteei rhl i e a
uid any te f rmergency
mi nation aiie.
liiefon law la not dogmatic
In defining the number if fei-t
a itrlver miut leave hrtvieen hia
vihule ami the ehU-le in front
of him. It merely atates that a
I driver hall tut follow r.ovr '
I than Is "reanable ami rru-
d.-nt." taktnx Int. coftaMrmtliMt
the trri the unit let r iravil
l'1. the anwoui.t f traffto n,(
ii rwii otuiiii,i
timiu hate rnriiif interp
irlrd a "irMMitile fw tu
dtt dlstame tttMt tt
w.al. tr.iVl the fiil Wi.kW i..
tni aud.lrnly kIM.nit teinx tol
tv the tlltMinit tiirr.
Ttita atlii l(irii t r0 if.
imM a rv rlrar Lira 4 the
approvimate ruim!- ,f fr-i ii
"Hj14 all.rw. Tiaffie aaf.-tv
latlata have wtik-l nut m tuU.
of thumb f,irnul tr raU-nlnin,
I lie tnlttlrtiurn ilittamv ttlUr
Ing ililver ktumld alloa iMt fA,
h i'Kth for etrry tm mil" i
hour Thia fotmula i only p
able w hen the avriiM-r:t l
iliy and lire aM lrakra am in
irtHHl rvttdiiiiiiu If the tMivernprit
Wet w ty, tf the tar ia in
n top n.iwiiti..n. he irii,.
khould lmrrat thla dUtaiuw
wo, I lure, t f.ur titnra. Motor.
warned that thla furm.
ula I hot to te taken aa m mat.
r of law or ailownl to rrt.U,
ludrrrnrn!
Thirty fne liaffk a.vi.l.-tit. in
ten(ii eat h dav are raul by
lin.lnted If driver wouhi olw
Iraff.c law and the laws of com
nun aeiiM.
SIDEWALK CAFE
Food Furnished By Hotel Grill
Served By Young Adult Group of
First Christian Church.
Enjoy Open Air Dining
In Front Of
HOTEL 6RILL
be working in a
. Vtvma htf bUS.
Bonnie Hynd of Cecil returned to Bend on Sunday, where he
on Friday irom ruruu,
she had been since Sunday at
tending the Thunderbird School
of Baton on the Warner Pacific
College campus. She reported a
very interesting and enjoyable
Ul Salter Is here spending
the summer with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Salter, while
Joiner cmnloved at one of the
grain elevators.
rirotunrirf wen Heceivea
The American Legion present-
aA fino chnw of fireworks on
the lone Memorial Fieia on rn
dav evening. A very large crowd
fmm oil nvpr the county was
present The auxiliary sponsored
a concession Doom ai uie mc
wnrks and also at the dance
which followed in the Legion
hall
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor
and girls motored to BicKeiton,
Wn., lor a nouaay visit, wmi
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clark
and famiiv.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Crawford
went in Portland on Friday re
turning home Sunday. They vis
its Mr. Crawford's two brothers
and the Crawford's daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. John Voorhees and fam
ily and other relatives. Also
going- down for the holiday get
will
mill.
Picnicking in the city park on
the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs E.
R. Lundell. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
Drake and Bob. Tammv and Da
vid Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Pettyjohn Sr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Hams, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Pettviohn. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Adon Hamlett and family, and
Mrs. Mary Swanson.
A large number of friends
drove to Arlington on the Fourth
and picnicked and went swim
ming at the home of Mrs. Bob
DeSpaln. Several from Arlington
and Ileppner also attended.
Members of Valby and Hope
Lutheran churches attended a
morning worship service in the
mountains on Sunday at Cuts-
forth Park followed by a potiuck
picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ekstrom
and family were here visiting
friends and relatives over the
week-end. They left for a va
cation at Wallowa Lnke and
lumber Mrs. Kkstrom's niece. Judy liealy
or Heppner. They took thrlr
daughter. Vlckv. but lft hhv
Karen with her aunt. Mrs. Jack
fteaiy, in ileppner.
Roger Klncald of Portland wa
visiting in this area over the
holiday.
The Rainbow Girl of A.
semblv No. 8J are sponsorine a
car wash and food sale on July
13.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hvnd. Dick
and Bonnie left on Wedncsdav
for a leisure trip to Yellowstone
Park. They were takimr a trailer
with them so thev could enlov
some of the out of the way areas
and take in a few of the side
trips in the park.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roberts
and Mr. and Mrs Victor Riet
mann were Sundav cuesls at
the home of Mrs. Robert Rlei.
mann and family.
MENU
Italian Spaghetti $1.00
with Meat Balls $1.30
Child's Plate $ .50
FRIDAY ONLY
Fish and Chips $1.40
Child's Plate $ .70
COFFFK and COKE
Money receipt books in duDl)
cate and triplicate are on sale at
La Grande, taking with them (the Gazette-Times.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
HOURS
1 1 a. m. to 7 p. m.
1 1 a. m. to 9 p. m.
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CHECK THESE BAZAAR BARGAINS!
Shhhh!! There's a' Sidewalk
Bazaar in Heppner this week
end and we're going to be right
here in our office where we have
been for the past 16 years or out
taking in all the fun. We hope
to see you there too. Incident
ally, if you're in town Friday
or Saturday and you want to
check on crop, life, car, or any
other type of insurance needs,
come in and see us, we'll be here
as we have for those 16 years.
PAINT DRASTICALLY REDUCED THROW RUGS SLASHED ! !
Limited To Our Entire Ready-Mix Stock!! 18x27 SIZE - Reg. $1.50
Enamel Latex now 49c
QT. REG. $1.89 QT. REG. $1.57
NOW $1.12 NOW $ .96 27x36 size - Reg. $3.75-$5.75
GAL. REG. $5.98 GAL. REG. $4.98 kISMA tf
NOW $3.58 NOW $2.98 NOW $2.QQ
ONE ONLY ! ! QDDS 'N ENDS
Copper Range Hood one Mailbox re3. $6.95 $2.00
Re9. $18.95 NOW $9.95 ONTBtah Wall CoWne $22.50
10 Reduction On All Soles During Bazaar Day
SATURDAY ONLY -COIN DISPLAY
LARGE COLLECTION SOME OLD, SOME NOT SO OLD I 1 1
WE INVITE YOU . . .
SdlSrtA Sd.gtgVu.YU,r 11001 C0Terln olr conditioning
MPAMIY
C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE
Ray
278 S. Main
Heppner
Heppner
Ph. 676-9625
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