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Ktttntt CJUtTTt TTMtJL TtmrnUf. NT t. 14 Umatilla Court Booked for Many Public Evenls 100 Riders Enjoy Wrangler Trip Nratly 100 mfwMi of the Wranlrf uh 7 head of H.ww enfant a rnr utvc- fut meutht n-i lat wrrkend Id the WlmKelrf hideaway, ! TM Qu-n and court t'mau!la OKiMy rU will P'lC4t1 rrt mile tr)ond Cut mm lr-VIff1 fTTTSI IT durin the comlr. wecka until It oocnirvi 4 tlr Aucuat " There r '" unfilled date In their calendar and any club ihiif I h them on their iimcTtm ahould contact Mr. and. Mr. Oartt trmu. NO 1. rhard Ave, llermuton, phone Thru, talented young ladU-a vttll atari their aummer avherful ith the rarade of the lco Water KoISkmi week from thla Saturday. Thev will make a two day trtp of the Chief Jrh tx and tx" In the midt (4 all the fcuviite at that colorful eenl Autrutt 1 and 2. They will beat the heat at a flurrni' narty In a what td In Pendleton AufiuU H TTi qucena and court, it4,rw, of the I'matUIa Sace Kidm. the ' lYndlrton KouM-lft the Milton Frrewatcr IVa r"emal and the Prince of the Happy lanyon Paireant Mill cher tocethcr for a wtm. pp and anacka and photoj;raha that dav. Thev he In(fn1d at IrlnUlon station KKI'R thla Sat urday exenlnfi. At the fair they will appear in the Fair Koltlea, Bryan lirantctter. chairman In chanse of tht popular ahow. Mid the queen and court poiesi un uual talent in un trine and danc ing and he U anticlnatlnr. a line perform nee from them thla year. After the fair these ambassa dors of Rood, will are planning to be on hand at the Morrow County Fair nd Rodeo August 29. the Southeast asmnj:xon fair In Walla Walla September 6 and tne uresa-ip raraar t ember 12. They will be tn the Westward Ho Parade durlnj the RoundL'o and they will be a more those who will be Intro duced during the Round -Up. form larV iwe-n jnannon Mahoney and her H4ft er t--1al rueta of the Wrangler. nta aid ht ekr tf the ulin Iru-iuded Mr and Mr, r-ml Wliwheter, Mr. and lit. lUruid Fiwin. Mr nd M'. I" lUtlni'n. Mr. and Mr. Mnd J.Hie and Mr. and Mr. lUiii-e ulleivn New Courses Set At Blue Mountain For 1964-65 Year rWinnln Uh the 19165 ra.WtTiU- ear in pientrwr, Blue MHintain Cimmunlty lid. lec Ul ltrr the full two yrara .J limrr duii" roliricialo ivutwt, Walter H. I'almtwic, dt In in at drnWHOM, itlair- New evunw adJsl to the already i4f-ftd Imlude ewnl laU 4 malhematk, funeral oltfy. pi I mi plea of rxnmif. hut.uy u4 the I'nlted Mate. Anu-ruan cernmeni. general tttrudoey, urev 4 KnUh lit rtalure, Shkeare. tirt ear ivllu. m;.U re prepared An erntnVS.m and ainc 'j " ' '75 T.WihiSV'rliem: In dd.tUn. the Wmmun; "4l V .KJ'.na wlle emmitie under higher oi vt litem i Nrln k h .uthtHlod Blue iruiv impirwnr "- ir tun earm tif nre infe making their acn ieep Litchfield Graduates With Doctor's Degree miiUktratlon. pre rngirkring. and enfiiin-erlnc Additional t-rinj: In the field tf te-hnical. vocational and bukineaji cducaiion Include nwdu-al denial vrrury tech nology. Thl has been In re kltoiuM to a txru!ant unfllletl de Dr. and Mr. Rahh (Janet u.,lU urn M rnKlneering. Wrisht I Utchfseld. were recent Uw and mwi,Cne. guet at the home of her par-1 Th(, tUd,.nfa pngram In med eni. Mr. and Mrv lf ,al denial secretary technology Wright, before the couple left to ' ul ary fe.mruriat with the take uo reidence In the east. ' ,,t i.r.-vinn exrw-rienre They will make their home 'irMn typing and shorthand as well the coming year In Indianapolis, at wlth mjividual objectives. Ind wnere in. uicnueia This u a two-year program de irtf as an Intern with the I .,r umrni mutin de County Hospital Awociation un-, Wrnff nwctallzed training to JUSTICE COURT June It J.wefh Suute. Condon. drf-ti rulpownl flail 4 10 fottelted. Jun 1 Marry II Conner. 5itray, hiM.m orilod Hail .4 115 foitellt June 2Wk.ennHh Ci-ulre, lloiiulam, Wn, rwkle4 driving fined T3 uendet. The charge flUm-rd an aaident In which Couiure's car clH4ed with a rhlcle driven bv Clar ence luewal on June ;M. June 2J Stuart CtibMe. flt Seneca Lumber Gels U. S. Timber jWnrca Lumber tmpany was the uvrirul tdddrr for NV)AO hoard feet tf timtrr on the un fU-wt-r ManltsiUm sale aecofdlng to WHiiht T. MHerv. I'maiUla National Wet Sjr lr Tne sate contains an rtltnialed 4'V beng stop sign. IUl 44 f IS o. (WW Uaid t I 4 -.w- t-f. Podbergs Set Mark On Relative Visits Mr. and Mrs. Archie Padberg nrobiblv ncer saw as many of their children and other relatives on one short trip as they did on a week-end Jaunt to the wn lamette Valley, leaving Friday night and returning Monday nijrht . , . They visited with her daugh ter. Mary Evel-n Tucker, at tending summer session at Ore con College, Monmouth; and with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker, at Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker of lone also had made the trip to Salem and were with the family group. Eldon Is also a son of Mrs. Padberg. Present too. was Gordon Ross, friend of Mary Evelyn. At Corvallis the Padbern vis ited with his son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Padberg, and family, and at Bor ing they saw another of his sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Padberg. Jr. iAt Hood River they stopped and visited with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Springer, and family, and at The Dalles visited with Mrs. Pad berg's sister, Nora Myers. der auspices of the University of Indiana. The Wrights attended grad uation exercises of the tnivcr- tv of Oregon Medical scnooi in Portland June 12. when Lltch fulit received his degree in med icine. Mrs. Litchfield U a grad uate of the University of Ore gon School of Nursing. Portland, and has been employed there the past year. Al Lambs Attend Demo Convention Mr. and Mrs. AI Lamb were in Coos Bay from Friday through simHiv attending the state Democratic convention. He Is I chairman of the Morrow county Democratic committee. On their return, they siayea overnight Sunday with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva F. Lamb. In Salem and they brought two nrfriauehters. Sharon and Sandy Lamb, children of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamb of Seattle, home with them. They were delayed in rort- land, however, when their car developed mechanical trouble and they had to stay while it was being; repairea qualify them for secretarial po sitiorui In doctors' offices, clinics. hopiiaIs. and the medical de partments of large corporations. iThe two-) ear curriculum In cludes stamiara college iransier course In the arts and sciences as well as professional subjects. Engineering secretarial training will Involve the same pattern as it will apply to the engineer ing fields. Those Interested In additional information on present and new educational programs, as well as general Information on enrolling for summer session or regular sessions may call the admis sions office at 276-1291. teiied. June 22 Tack Edward rvr.n. ittMihetlne stop sign. Hat! of flS f.xtrlted Jane 22 Havmoml Dean Shonover. Mnlii.n of the hlc rule. Ball of Jld forfeited. June 2-V-AlU-n Phillip tiordon. minor In utwuiun 4 alcoholic liquor. Fined $HW, J-'nJ uwnd ed. June 2!V James H.mey Bran- mm. giving alcoholic ii.iior in prron under 21 veara of ace. leaded Innocent. Found gutllv alter lury trwl June Al Sentenced to four month In the county tail. June nrui e nigny, giving alcoholic liquor to prron unler 21 years of age. Fined $.il. June 2tAlln Koy late, giv ing alcoholic llquiic to persons under 21 years of age. Fined $2T)0 and given 60 ds In which to pay the fine. June 2t Jim I.vnrh. aiault nd battery. Fined V; sus- pended. June ,-i.irM K. licK. minor n possetwion ot aiconoiic liquor. ined $Ui; su!lended. June llcnrv JiM-ph Dela- meter, giving auMholic liquor to persons umier i years 4 ace. Pleaded Innocent. Trial set for July 13. Released on his own recognlra nee. June 2 Roger Paul Doherty. Lexington, minor in possession of alcoholic liquor. Fined $100; $.V) susiended. Julv 2 !nald Stephen Thon. nev. Walla Walla. Wn.. driving under the Influence of liquor. Pleaded Innocent. Released on SI. SO bait. Trial set for Julv 11. Julv 2 Oscar William George. Walla Walla. Wn.. drunk on a public highway. Pleaded Inno- cent. Released after posting $130 bail. Trial set for Julv 14. July 3 Kennedy Kahclamat (alias Kennedy Charlie i. Wa pa to, Wn., driving under the In fluence of liquor. Sentenced to 30 days In Jail or $150 fine. with the ta!anc In Uugla fir and associated sixties. The sale area Is U ed on the llcppner Hanger lutrM In M row county approximately JW miles souih t4 lleppnrr on the Hrppncr Monument cunty ts& The timtter Has appralwd at r.t!X2a and sold for ii.ti-JJ.'sX Mrs, lams W f CeoaUU came SalurxUy to ml several ds at the hme of her sUler. Mrs. Martha King IKirtng the mhool term Mr. Ware I rin loe in a fraterniiy houM near the IHrgon Mate 1'nlvcrsiiy campus. Methodist Women Plan Boko Sale Wnrn f the Mrtnodut rhufth Hill Um0 m rtk-krd fout SAle. rixwllv laked (!. ihrir lt 4 the Mdrwaik Ha iar, II I niMiiMTl The go.t Hill 1m tut iliHv wn lh side walk between ThmoM Ur t;iorrv and J . Pmtiey txira Miny Fliday inutnlnf It Has announced lhnmh error In the Plrr Ut Herk that the Mortien Hutd te seUlitg pte .! ,-ifb"i AH vt the f sMjj i4Irre. Mill sumption. l-e fof home con McLean to Take Pendleton Station Churk Milxan. f.wrner fire con in. I officer 4 the lleppnef Ham-er duttut. expects to move to prndletn later this Heck, lie has Ukrn a l'nin Oil srrxK station In that city. Chu'k stalea that he will P located abut a t.lk fnm the t Ifue there and lniie i lends to come and see him at hu new .t.on Hhen they are In iVndleton, Mlnionorlci Due At Asiembly of God The ftev. RUhatd llsmnvmU tivt family. ml--rvfr U lata f !' ,h ,,M"4 Hill appear at the AewMy i4 tl iliurth rititm hi el M-ttr Sunday. Ih Krv, hilt AUum i. aoon twi. 1te arnkrs are al 11 -and I l'n Hi llammetsla llkifoth! la f.ritttt-tlv .J ItrMKtrf and lulte 'all f'.wmrf frwr.'ts tt c-re t krt. Tte puNlC IS iw cw tally tilted. Turner Helps Form State GOP Dy-Iw Ik.n Turner. M nninly ItepwMkan Cr"lat commnie allendrd the lieimbll- ran slate ronrMn In lajgene Ul erk He rtwl ymulvania tiotcrnor Stanlon nho spoke at convention lunrhe. As a roeriter 4 rn,rJ onmlltee. Turner ! helpr.1 f.itmuUte imw by taa for the Wale rrntral o.mmlHee. Tte convention accepted the by taww Elder Boyd in Idaho Elder Elwood Boyd of the Heppner Seventh-day Adventlst church and son. Bruce. 13, are at Hayden Lake, Idaho, this week where the minister is a counsellor at a teen-age boy's camp. He will come home this week-end. -and Mrs. Boyd will go to the camp with their two other sons, Kim and Lynn. She will teach swimming at tne camp. Also to be there Is Perry Parks, pastor at onaon. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wodd of Portland spent a few day with his sister. Mrs. Amanda Duvall. over the holiday week-end. On Julv 4 thev all attended a get together of relatives in L'klah at the home of their nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wald. The visitors left Monday for a vacation at Wallowa Lake. Other guests of Mrs. Duvall this weetc were her sister. Mrs. Kiel White, and Mrs Whites son. Vivian, and her grandson. Brad White. Mrs. White has spent the winter with her son and family in Ana helm. Calif., and he brought her back to her home near Pilot Rock. Vivian White and Brad will spend some time at the ranch with Mrs. Duvall. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wetter and daughter, Lynn Suzanne, of Yakima, Wn., visited over the Fourth week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laird and family. Mrs. Netter is a sister of Mrs. Laird. The visitors arrived Fri day evening and left Sunday evening. 80 Persons Attend Hope, Valby Picnic Thirty years of tradition were carried on Sunday when par ishioners of Valby and Hone Lutheran churches convened for their annual outdoor church service and pot luck dinner, held the past several years at Cuts fort h Park. Jim Trangsrud. a recent grad uate of Pacific Lutheran College, led the 11 a.m. devotions that was followed by a delicious meal and an afternoon of base ball and other games. Approximately 80 persons were on hand for the outing. Need extra cash? Sell unused items around your Place with a Gazette-Times classified ad. ' SIDEWALK IMAM SPECIALS Sidewalk Savings X Baxaar Bargains Artificial Flowers 4 X lach Towcl)l Pot Kk Vase 98c W S) SlC' !'79 New Shipment of vf'H' nGxGI SiH 2X9 Individual Mowers f' t Extra Heavy 10c 19c 29c f P,oy Bo,k Glass and Ceramic 1 p Larp;c ami Colorful Vases, All New j 79c 9Sc $3.19 J ... 'II Thonas ii Rir?r:rD riiyc a sizes. iuf un. - Brand New H.anchard J W Days Only! I I Cosmetics It Budget Savers I uoiopnes fi v v A f We cant llt them all. no I Dusting Powder J w'U ou n th aldrwalk I (A jr J rrlday and Saturday with .Bubble Bath MONEY SAVERS!! I SHOP OUR BARGAIN LOADED SIDEWALK I LAIRD'S VARIETY heppweb fh. m un I "if en 1 1 . MANY SAVINGS But So Much Fun! Heppner's . . . DURING THE SIDEWALK BAZAAR NEW SELECTION OF: Coaches and Chairs Recliners Occasional Chairs Simmons Mattress Sets Table Lamps Bedroom Sets Pole Lamps Linoleum SAVINGS on CARPET HERCULON, ACRILON, NYLON, WOOL Chrome, tackstrip, and labor free on all installations!! CASE FURNITURE CO. Heppner 1 IB 1 (T sfe Pi ip II W ffl) WW 7u AND HOW YOU CAN SAVE DURING THE WHAT BARGAINS We Have So Many Bargains That We Can't List Them In A Whole Page!! See For Yourself. WHAT VALUES JULY 10-11 SAVINGS GALORE AT REXALL STORE Values So Great You'll Have To See Them To Believe Them . . YOUR WE ARE ON THE SIDEWALK, ON THE CORNER OF MAIN AND WILLOW umphreys Prag Rod Murray, Reg. Ph. Phone 676-9432 HEPPNER PH. 676-9610
