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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1964)
V 7 oil ST H "j It'll J ! t.rt-th 1 ,1 - , Tm. Jf 1 -1 f . r 1 1' FART Or THE CROWD on tha threa-ttata Hereford lout Sat urday ar shows at th Kirk and Robinson ranch la ths photo (top). Don Robinson. nar tight center, talks to tho ?rroup orr tho microphone, lankod by Kirk and Kyi. County Agent Nels An derson U In foreground. Soma 60 persons appoarod at tho ranch on tho tour and major ity of thsm a? not visible, out of tho picture at tho left AT LEFT. Dean Robinson shows somo of tho fino Hereford to tourtnq brooders at tho KUk and Robinson ranch Saturday. Visitors tn back ground watch. MAT EKSTROM (cfsltr. lower photo) visits with Bob Neu moyor (right) ol Selah, Wo. director of tho Hereford tour as tho ranchers from various points of tho west stopped at the Ekstrom ranch Saturday, An unidentified couple from Washington (left) were keenly Interested In tho cattle oper ation. (G-T Photos) Hamlin Takes Aiken's Tavern Lexington News Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'llarra of Portland were rTnt visitors with his parent. Mr. and Mrs. Newt O'llarra. ThHr son. Steven, remained for a two weeks visit with his grandparents. Linda Van Winkle Is home for the summer after spending sev eral weeks In California visiting friends and relatives and work ing. Ilobhy Davidson, who Rrad uated from Kastern Oregon Col leee, La (Jrande, this year, has accepted a learning position In Warrenton for the comma year. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Vlall and children, and Miss Beverly Dav Idson nad Herb Davidson spent last week at Diamond Lake. son of Mr. and Mrs. John C I'arker, formerly of 1'emJletoil and now of Portland. Jr'ee lis for envelopes of kinds. The Gaiette-Tlmca. all Frank Hamlin, former owner of Barratt Sales Company, an nounced Monday that he has completed a deal to take over operation of Aiken's Sport Shop. He applied for beer license ap proval from tho city council, which was granted. It must also be approved by the State of Oregon. The Hamlins formerly oper ated the tavern and sport shop for several years. He said that he plans to cater to hunters and fishermen and expects to have licenses available for those who need to purchase them after hours of other regular outlets, .1 Morrow Herefords 'Impress Touring Callle Breeders K'untlnuriJ turn 1) t'.tn j-srls ft Ihr t-mr. Nryrorjrr Mil . tu,unmn imrtKiami rtwmtMrrt of Ms family and uTitrd ru rsrwri oprration l' the tr"Mp. a(t-r wtilih County Agrnt ?! Andrrsxin I'd-I httn i.f Marrow rtiunly and farmlif In renrral , lie fave C'fiambef of ttimrfre ! brw hurrt to iiwmbrf vt the j ff'tdnvm. auUtrt by his her, Crrston; and rirphrw. -.fi Kirk; lf M-rlvn and , litr. bulls and old r and diMil-d mo various 111 Urxi v ;iridrnt Mlrhl-f Lamp lll)trr. c4jimJn ani lirulluttc stfslns at various parts of ti e UMh operation.. Tl.i vUltors er lmprru-d with the Kirk and Hotdnwrn op-i-ration and with IWiinwn i fluency In dewriblng the rattlj ami uu liries. Nmr. u(i leaving, made a point of truing Mm so. InclU'ltng John Hall tl Kansas City. M. reprewntative of the Hereford World- Still running a half hour late, the tour hutld on to Heppner for lunrh at the wagon Wheel I Cafe. Owner b KeKrs was ready for them and the 3 M-rvi-d In addition to normal traffic. filud the cafe to overflowing The banquet room, back dining rm and the cafe Itself wer filled. Wut they Were all well fed within an hour, and fkb said that a number of visitors cornpll mented him on the meal. Herb and May Kkstrom found many old friends amone th-? tourists folks they had met at different sales and Hereford Lathering around the west and southwest. When the tour arrived at the F.kMrom place at lone. Herb In traduced his family, Mr. and Mrs Herb Kkstrom Jr. .and children; son Roland, and others, and call ed upon his wife to tell about their system of keeping records and their rattle. Mrs. Kkstrom discussed Perfor mance Registry International, of which they are members. Prominent at the Ekstrom ranch was their famous polled Hereford bull. Prince Huske-. who as a calf was champion of the Columbia Kmpire polled show and whose sire was a grand old bull. Huskcr Mischief, bought by the Ekstroms In the early 50j, In the midwest. This strain hasj been the solid foundation of their ranch operation. The Lkstroms showed their polled and horned herds and yearling heifers In the hour- long stop there before IS'cumeyer called the party together to take off towards Yakima. Pop, coffee, rolls and pastries were set up in abundance on tables in the L'kstrom barn for the guests, who couldn't help but be well-fed on this tour. Mr. and Mrs. Ekstrom Joined the tour after the visiting at their ranch, going on up to Car nation, Wn., for the Carnation Farms sale. Robinson and son Kyle also caught up with the touring party at Yakima and went on to the sale where he bought a bull. Stock Club Meets lif.r link JnHli 4 II flub rsllrd to order after a ot Iu m diniM-r at the IUm-I J WiicM hm by tV-b llsrrts. 4rtSril We talked aHil t he rrw i'ir rrfik!rsiin card Then hm4 do-j4iit.e on card in Uii.i by Km Wt( l,t ar.d on trimming a t f ftrxrs b-t bv Wilbur aiid Dale Van ftiiiaru wbi tf betprd by n.rt.e other ir.rmlrrs, Hi" rneet- Ing was ad)jured. J-ihn Harris, reporter MtttntM CAttTTt TlHtM. TVnrdt. Aifft ft. 114 O'Briens Attend Elks' Convention, Enjoy East Tour Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Parker returned Sunday evening from n 10-davs visit with members of their family irt Hood River ami Portland. On Saturday, August j. t'hev attended the weddlni; of their grandson, Jay F. Parker, and Miss- Sharon Falleur in Astoria. Also attending the wed ding from Heppner were Mr. and Mrs. Tim Moore, friends of the groom's family. The groom Is the Wc Will Deliver Your Processed Meat 10 niii Free Of Charge To Heppner. lone. Lexington WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE: Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed.. Thurs. Sheep . Any Day Follett Meat Co. Hermlston, Oregon rh. JO 7-66SI On Hermiston-McNary Hlahway Oil ae .Ia t " C m H si 'w ' ! East-West Game Slated August 21 Ttdrtrenth annual Shrine All .Star Ka st West fjotba 1 1 parrx v. Ill ! Saturday. Auiut 71. at the rendieum Itound-Lp Medium. Outstanding football players Iki rtaouatrd In I'm ttum A 2 and It school east and rt of the Cascad'-a will com. pete m the annual contest, hifh Is aiinna'ired bv the Shrine rJuhs of ijistrrn Oregon fr benefit -f the ShrlnerV (rippled tTilJdren Hospital In Portland. Waller Brennan. motion pic ture and television star, will act as grand marshal of the pre game parade, which will go TICKETS ON SALE IT DIt TIBBLES Tlrkets to the Shrine East West All Star game are avail able in Heppner from Dr. L. D. Tibbies. His office reported Wednesday that 55 have been sold from a ttmsignment of 173 tickets. Admission is S3 earn, and the tickets are lo cated In section CJ of the stadium. through downtown Pendleton at 2 pm. In the evening Brennan will appear In the Round-lp stadium and autograph Shrine programs for a half hour prior to the start of the pre game pageantry at 7 p.m. Both Last and west teams win report for training on Sunday, August 9. The F.ast team will be quartered at La Crandc and the West team will conduct Its drills at Pendleton. Head Coach Jack Woodward of phoenix for he East, and his assistants, "huck Stapleton of Maupin and Dick Stiles of Richland, hope to repeat last year's East victory. On the other nand. wests Head Coach Joe W. Cillies of ortland's North Catholic, and! his assistant. George Shull. de lare that the East will find the 13th try unlucky and a big 1 battle is in prospect. A total of 22 schools are in eluded in the West team selec tions and 21 schools are repre sented on the East squad. Some 33 bands and marching units will participate in the af ternoon parade and pre-game and half-time pageantry, fire works at halftime will brighten the sky with a colorful display. The intermission program will also feature the band drill team twirlers and precision group of the Deer Park High School of Deer Park. Wn. Presiding over the entire show and game will be Queen Robin I. 15-vear-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Dugger of Athena and attends McEwen Hich school. Outstanding player awards Arriving horn retrntly from an rve filling 13 day trip to lh east -. I wrr Mr. and Mrs, 1st Ofcrirn and thrir dauchtrr. Mierry Lynn. The main porjmse or toe )orney was to atieruj. drU-fatra of the llrppner Mhi' lodge, the jridh National r lh' Convention, held thla year In hew york illy nh rtwl sessions taking pure In the main bal!rim of the Waldf A tori a IMel. leaving here during the i ond we-i In July, the ri)rtens )-lned Mr and Mrs. Clen Drvina, oeiegatrs from t utm Bav. In I"ort land fr the trip, via airliner, to Baltimore. Ml, They continued on to New York with fJlen Ells worth ffm Corwlon where they attended the lour day Elar con' lve. They felt their Itinerary ml- ed none of the world famous tourist attractions of the nation's large.t rity. It Included sight eeing trips to the Statue ol Liberty, Rockefeller Center, Statten Island. the United Nations building, a New York Yankee vs. Cleveland Indian baseball game at Yankee Stad ium and among many other laces of Interest, the Worlds air. where thi-y were mot Im pressed with the Vatican build ing displaying Michelangelo's -Pteta." and the Pepsi Cola building. Although a little sore footed and tired, the OBriens felt the three days spent touring Wash ington. D. C. were the most In- teresting. They visited ML Vernon, Arlington Cemetery, the Capital, the white House, the Archives building with all Its historical documents and many otner larr.ous points of Interest leaving Kennedy Airport en route home a little dazed with all their memories and roll upon roil oi pictures, the OBrtens made up their minds that won derful as it all was. there Li no place like good old Eastern Ore gon. Cootia Med4ry foe fUU at the hum of Mr, and Mrs. C It M.Juarrle mt famly were his mother. Ma. Grac fcV?uarrl. and brother, ln MeVuarrir. buth of MiMiiula, Mot. After landing arvrral davs here, they plan li tontinue ta T acorn, wn. to vuit other relative. Irller In Itue yrar tr. nrr-pr.rr MV-srrJrt rent la Mor.lena for a family fe urton there. Ills nxxher la K3 ers of age. COUXCC isal Mti-yM km it km fjioVi v4 oftry. Monty it voik sow i qaitjblt trrico U tarry IN tnrt CAiadal ktfdei Utif. C(WUbl'i totters east cawajHwa (iatt kt'pl Just US mc C AT 1 & W0RK Ih Bill Morgan It S. W. Dor Ion Avwtue Pend'vtonu OrgoO CS S J421 Money at work taming 44 an4 4i Automatic Pay Off. Itanwt n t mtitti if r mH ) will be presented at the end of tne game and a dance will fol. low in the Pendleton armory. A total of $llf,000 has been given to the Portland Shriners' nospiiai since tne Iirst game was iJiayeu u years aeo. Clearly Crystal... A blouson A-swrted and belted with a leather bow. Tho fabric, rayon with silk tweed by Marietta Silk Mills. This David Crystal in black, avocado green or brown. 8 to 18. $35 qo "Biggest thing she's caught since me!" this woman's excited husband shouted (by Long Distance) to relatives back home. With Direct Distance Dialing, he dialed them in seconds! How about you? Caught any whoppers or had any babies or taken any vacations lately? 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