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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1964)
r r.rx: n 17? . School Employees Need Certificates i 1 ! tr THC PARKING HCTCII didn't give II crwor. thU would look Ilk a Daoa from th dati of lb Old WmL Buck UauaUan. drlw. pipaaa to tako oil with a load of pinfii on hi stagacooch ruo a i mo bmowoik Vaiaai. July 10 and II. Tbla was on of tbo moit popular foaluxoo o( tbo TOUU (Q.X fboto) Irrigon Council Studies Proposed City Zoning lr LaVELLE PAltTLOW !I(KKX)N 111 lngun City Council met Turdav evening, with Mayor Chester WIIn pre aiding. During the evening, the rttumll voted to retain the -r-vtcra of Joe Kikkl. planning consultant of l.ake ttawego for another year. Kofluvkkl. who recently com- plctcd a planning aurvry for the Mr. anl Mra. Jav lu-rry of Port laml arii J the Janrura a daugh tcr. Barbara Sue. who had Ix-en vUitlnir In Portland with her grandparent. Veiling the group n .Sjiurday and hunnay were Mr Jinin Mill. Itiiky. Handy and Steve and MImi Know MK'oy or iir-rmuton. Mra. Pi rry pummel rode to Portland Saturday with her city, will now eh Into the yonlng ' alater-ln law. Mm OU-rn Stand- lnusf, ny rnapa rran-l Py . erfer and Mr ItalMon of Herm the Kzlvkk I firm, showing pro-I lton Mra. Pummel and Mra. iord planning, arc on display jStanderfer vUlted and stayed In the achoolruom where the .overnight wtih Mra. Standerfer'a roumil meets, (mother. Mra Beulah Iummel Mra. Leon Bcntlcy. secretary and returned to their home of thr Planning Commission. ' Sunday evening. atked fur council approval to extend an Invitation to the Irri gon Orange. I.lnn Club. ITA. lidiea Home K tension and any other organization to aend rep. renrntative to each Planning tVimmlMlim meeting, to voice opinion and auggektion and to atav Informed of the Planning CommlMlon'a actlvltlea. The council gave unanlmoua ap proval to the auggektion. In other bualne. It wa an nounced that the irrigon Cham ImT of Commerce had contrib uted SCI!) toward the expense of conducting an election In con nection with the formation of a Park District for the City of Irrigon. Mayor Wilton read letter of appreciation which were mailed to Fire Detriment of the aur rounding vicinities for ther help In controlling the recent fire thai threatened the City of Irrigon. Mr. and Mm. A. R. Gasscr drove to Idaho, visiting at Pine hum and Couer d' Alcne over the weekend. The Causer daughtera. Barbara Ann and Joan, who had been visiting their grandparents. Mr and Mr Jerry Wilson, returned to Irrl (on with thel parents Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kwnld Kitor i,nd family returned to Irrigon Thura any evening after six ndlng a month In St. Cloud. Minn., where iney visited Rltzer's mother. Mrs. Anna Kltzer, his eight brothers and alsters and their families They held a family reunion July 5, with nil the Kltzer families attending. There will be an X-rav unit In front of the A. C. Houghton school August 7, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gassner and Phillip attended funeral services held at The Dulles Wednesday for Gasser's brother, LeRoy Gasser. Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Hins dale of Seattle visited at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ion Bent lev Thursday. Thev also visited other families while In Irrigon. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gray boa 1 drove to MlUon Krecw a t e r Thursday and visited Mr. and Mra. Gene Holladay and family. Mr. and Mrs. C J. Jancura and Douglas of Seattle arrived in Irrigon Saturday morning to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Partlow and Sheryl and Mrs. Myrtle Markhnm. They were Joined Sunday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pari low and Sheryl drove to Walla Walla Friday evening and vIMted Part low's brother In law and alster, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Glbbs and Mr. and Mrs Norm M.mka and family of College Place. ' Mr. and Mrs Sttt Kriend and family of Grand Coulee, Wn., were week end visitors at the home of Krieiid'a brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. fVHx Friend and children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coat a. Hit hard. Barbara and Sharon of Vlneland. New Jersey, (.cnt four days In Irrigon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Stephens. They were Joined by Mrs. Costa's mother. Mrs. Walter Overlander of pavette. Idaho, who U a als ter of Mrs. Stephens. They were visited at the Stephens home on Thurmlav evening by Mr. and Mrs Dewey West and Larry of lion rd man, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Stephens and family and Mr, and Mrs. Curtlss Stephen and Pattl of Umatilla. While In Irrl gon. the group toured McNury nam and picnicKca at Govern ment Park below the dam. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Houghton and family of Portland spent the week-end with Houghton' a motner, Mrs. Marguerite Hough ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McCoy and jerry drove to Kurus Sunday and spent me nay with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beers. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stewart, Miaron nnd Tommy drove to La Grande Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Keeder. Mrs. Doris Courtney and family. Dannl Courtney returned t0 Irrigon with them, and will stay for the week. Rev. John Kennev left Mon- day morning for the Blue Moun tain Camp near Prairie Citv. where the Assembly of God Monument News By Martha MatUMB MOSLMK.NT Utile Ronda Lynn Dulsnry was horn Friday, July 10. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hi' fancy at Armona. Calif. Sh weighed 0 lbs . 6 or. Mra. Stella McCarty of Monument Is the proud grandmother. Ml Marguerite Martin. Mrs. Charles Williams and two child ren of P r I n e vllle were here for the week end at the Williams home. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sweek and three sons vlMtc recently with her sisters, St"!!- McCarty. Lois Duhiey and their families. Mrs. Ann towuin and a friend. who had lMen on a camping trip. vlslled at the Francis Nolarul home on their way back to Port land. Mrs. Kleanor Jensen and son. Richard of Ontario, and Mrs Betty Ward of Vale drove to Mon ument last week to get Sherry and Tony Ward who had ent two weeks In the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Srn Scott, Mrs. Judy Martin and two boys and Mrs. Arvclla Crassly cf lYinevllle brought Mrs. Frnest Johnson home after Mu stx-nt wo weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Martin. Je Klder returned home after sfx-ndlng a few days In Pendlt1 Fmtloyre cf tho Morrow county a hoots ar reminded that Oregon K hor.i Law rrjuire a stbool health (rrtif)rate to be irfiolrrcd with th county m hotd rdfU1 pilr to the ui-rnlntf ((f Mhool on AuguM 31. TJ' e44,5ft lUt -f.lt U-t m health certificate Irwlude rltticr cur rent negative hckt X ray reprt or a current ivgativo tuberculin akin let reiirt Intradermal tutrrculln akin leta must l ixitalrwd from a private phyale. Ian. Tuberculin "Patch'' test are not acceptable under Oregon Law. Chest X rava ran le ol-lalned without charge at the Pioneer Memorial hiHl on the first Wednesday of each month I. tw-een 7.00 and B j pm . a a-r vice xnxred by the Morrow County TB and Health Assoc lation. If rhest X rays are taken In the office of prlvato phytlclana. tne film must ie aent to a qual If u d radiologist approved by the state Board cr Health for In terpretatlon. All arhool health certlfkatea must be countersigned by the ctjunty health officer through the leal health department be fore they can be registered with the county school office. The achool health certificate cards for both chest X-ray and tuberculin akin tct report are available In the office of private Physicians and at tho Morrow county health department office in Heppncr. After a wooafa visit at tho E. K tjnty home, their grand children. Romona and Russell Gonty returned to their home In Seattle. Wn.. Sunday. The Gonty'a took them to Yakima to meet their parnets. Mr. and Mra Raymond Gonty, then returned home by way of Goldendale. Ac companying them were Mr Alice McCabe and son Allen. Pfc John S. Akeri In Army Exercise Army PFC John 8 Akrrs. son of Mr arid Mrs Wlluur K. Akert. lone, and other merntjrrs of the 2nd Battalion, 7ilh Artillery, participate I In lirrilv MAMlfi X K. a NATi Bntih Amrrl- ran field training rsertlM-, held In Ormany, ending July 3. Dunn tl,e eienlMi fuitih and American cont.at fi.rrra attrd In do llaj--n a frea underwent esten I v e training In all l)l- of tankal ' and tujport maneuvers. i Tho 'JO ear old aoldit-r. a field communications apetialUt' In the battalion's Batery C rcg ularly stationed near Munater. fiermany, rniered the Army In tctoter. pad. He completed baxic training at Fort Ord, Calif.,! and was lat aligned at Fort Bcnriing. (i. j Akera attended lone High M hool. I t fore entering the Army, ho was engaged In farming. j Mlttntn CAXtTTC TlMLa. Tki&1. Jolf tl 1HI Club it Appreciative A mon gsnuatin no e )ftrd ucul sales on the inrnt J-it-waia Bs'aar was the It ree IJr.fcs club o tna rWmcl lu-brkah I.tf-e with their I oiii.i pup slv Ttte rtub es- prrmkrs special appteclatUm 1 Mrs. Ijirry t uk. Mrs 1'athef hrgtron Mrs. Clstn Ayers. Mra Ola Rujfiles fo Ulr llp sod td Rrd aod While t.'y for Ihs um of their electricity and stos front spar. ! T Chest X-Ray Unit Slated in North churches will conduct a week of Boys and Girls Csmp. Attend Ing the camp from Irrigon are Lonny Wtlsno, Debbie, itonald and Kd McCorkle. Activities will Include hiking. games and swimming at the John Day pool. Classes are held during the day, with vespers services each even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith. Wavne, Kugenc, Janet and Rut'hle of Portland spent Tues day to Saturday In Irrigon visit lng their folks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoadley and Mr. and Mrs. IcKlle N. Smith. On Thursday, Fred Hoadley. Leslie Smith. aiw,mu .'(it,, ii Biii Kugene went fishing at the Mc Kay Reservoir. John Kenney, Jr., recently took a week vacation with George Mull of Hermlston. The two drove to Ldmonds, wn.. where they visited friends ana returned home via the coast through Astoria and other coas tal towns. The Irrigon Community 4-H clubs held a pot luck supper at Hat Rock State Tark Thursday evening, for club members and their families and the 4-H club leaders. Following dinner, they played volley ball, badminton, horseshoes and went swimming. ton with his alster, Mrs. Marge Hughes. Wlllard Crokcr, brother of Jim Croker. left for a trip to Calif ornla recently. D. L, Matteson of Milton Frcewater accompanied his folks Mr and Mrs. Klmer Matteson to Gaston for the services of their cousin. Ivan E. Matteson, who aied July 6. Robert Dale Scott, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Scotr celebrated his eighth birthday July 12, by Inviting friends for a party and sleeping outside overnight. Keith Cork has hwn v-uitinr. friends and relatives while on leave from service camp. Need scratch nad? ri v, t the Gazette-Times. The Mobile Chest X ray unit! from the Tuberculosis Control1 Section of Oregon State Board of j Health Is scheduled to be In North Morrow county on Aurust 7. It will be In Irrlron at the A. C, Houghton Llementary school from 11 :M) to 1:30 p.m. I and In Boardman at the1 "Hitchln' Post" cafe from 3:30; to 6:00 pm. All adults are wel come and urged to avail them- . I . . - . 0 Ik la -,AM.i- ' School employees may lake advantage of this opportunity to receive their chest X-ray for certification in the 1G94 65 school year. This service Is sponsored by the Morrow County TB and Health association and the Morrow county helath depart ment. Volunteers from the Lions club will aid In the Irrigon area, and members of the Tillicum Jr. Women's club will assist at Boardman. TRUNK SHOWING of Bcrtijcon Short Jr. Italia Knit Julia DcRoma COATS AND SUITS Nashes and Connors Enjoy Trip South Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Nash and their son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Connor, and granddaughter returned July 12 from an enjoyable trip to California. Thev went to San Jose to visit Mrs. Nash's sister and brother- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tosten- son, and family, and then con tinued on to Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm and Hollywood. The home trip was via the Redwoods, and they also visited another daughter and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons, and fam ily at Beaverton. At TAPADERA BANQUET ROOM PENDLETON Fri., July 24 11 A. M. to t:00 P. Sot., July 25 10 A. M. to U Noes REGISTER FOR FREE COAT Drawing THURSDAY AT ntAZXEB -ELLIS and FBL and SAT. at tha TAPADERA r m ill " h" I - FRAZIER -ELLIS 143 S. Main Pendletoa A tniiToyinic n I -i YOU WANT TO HAVE j i A CAREFREE TIME WHEN YOU TRAVEL, TAKE OUT TRIP INSURANCE FOR ONLY PENNIES A DAY LP Arnie Hedman has purchased the interest of Gil Lujan in Case Furniture Company and became sole owner as of July 18. Mr. Lujan extends sincere thanks to all those who, through their patronage and support, made his assoc iation in the business enjoyable during the past 18 months. The store will continue its same policies and will continue to operate under the same name. It will offer the follow ing quality lines at reasonable prices: Complete Stock Of We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat JwL M ' Chcrrga fV J Laxlngton WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE I Hogs . Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep ..... Any Day FoIIett Meat Co. Hermlston. Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlston-McNazy Highway A SMALL INVESTMENT MAY SAVE YOU THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. FOR EXAMPLE: OUR TRIP ACCIDENT TLAN In sures your life for $10,000, plus $1,000 Blanket Medical Coverage. ONLY $3.50 PREMIUM FOR 7 DAYS TRIP BAGGAGE INSURANCE AVAILABLE WITH TRIP ACCIDENT, WILL GIVE FULL COVERAGE TO YOUR LUGGAGE AND POSSESSIONS. TURNER, VAN MARTER Cr BRYANT INSURANCE AGENCY Carpeting and Rugs Furniture Counter Tops Linoleum Lamps and Pole Lamps Paints Trayerse Rods Window Shades Knick Knacks Mirrors Pictures Mattresses Recliners Occasional Chairs The new owner pledges the best of service to residents of Morrow county and all customers and cordially in vires everyone to come in at any time. 183 N. Main Phone 676-5652 1 Case Furniture 249 N. Main, Heppner ARNIE HEDMAN Co. PH. 676-9432
