Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, August 20, 1964, Sec. 2, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextSchool Opening Planned; Teachers Prepare Schedule Busy Program On Club Agenda f DtltfU JONU Monument Girl To Wed Sepl. 5 If MA IT A MATTtSOM dal fcruxarf hell Mlurday T MAXT UC MAXLOW InJll)UAN-t.Al. Daniel pllnlrt c4 su"rid High r-afi and tuirn d a t.ui.l. annoucr the fuiiim-tng hedule fe the ojwnlrtf of the Stfuad r, ShUM Mart the morning tf Augut 31 at f 41 um will Ivhluw In Mm hMuI Um er will rr the buiMing at 10 a, m AuguM la bring both grade and high K"hu uudenls In KM rrrutralktn at 10 43k They Will frlurn hme at ll :X a. m . All teacher will go Id lNrrvd!e. Ian August .t fur a imk train Injj meeting wilh the fYndlcton faculty fnwn 9 to 1.2 a m. Grade 14 will meet at the Hawthorne actum!, and the high achool the high shCiol. Te grade will have a work hop n new mathematics, and tw high M tuxl review a program on learn tcachlnng. At 1 xk m. they will have luncheon at the Tsnadera Motel restaurant Fol U ing lunch Dr. Frank Bennett, retinr-a prejder.l of Eastern Ore gon College, will addma the group. Other tpeaker Include a wr. come address by Howard Clcve land, achool board chairman; David rotter, achool auperlnten dint, on the achool year ahead; Gordon Pratt, iieppner High principal on Morrow County (3. t- A.; Bruce Burns. Umatilla Morrow County Credit t'nton. Beverly Cundcrson, avhool clerk, will Instruct the teachers on of flee needs. August 27 grade school teach ers may or may not go back to ivraieton for matnematlcs. At 1:30 p. m. there will be a faculty meeting for both grade and high school teachers In Boardman for work time. The afternoon of Aug ust 2S w ill aLo be work time. Boardman has only one teacher thb. year, Mrs- Elaine La Com be, who will teach the third grade. A graduate of Northwest Nara- rene school t JVampa. Idaho, Mm. Lacombe taught at Carson uty, Aev, last year- Other tea hers are: Mrs. Zoo Billings, first grade: Mrs- Roy Partlow. second; Mrs. LaVern Partlow. fourth: Ronald Daniels. Journalism and business law; Ronald Black, vocational agricul ture and shop; Dante Daltoso, social studies, speech and foot ball coach; Lester Leroux. sciences and photography: Mrs. Nancy Leroux. English and ad vanced mathematics; Mrs. Dell Lindsay. English and Home Eco nomics; Mrs- Ruth Coy. Commer cial subjects and library; James Harper, mathematics, boys physi cat education and baseball ooach; Al Reeves, band and con sumer mathematics; Ted Talbott, basketball coach; Mrs. Vernita Talbott. girls physical education. bus anvers will be Robert Har wood and Dean King. Cafeteria cooks are Mrs. Delbert Carpenter ana Airs, fcarl McQuaw. Mrs. Ralph Skoubo is school secretary. ureenueia Has roauc Twenty-six persons attended the Greenfield Grange picnic neid Minday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Seehaier. Com mittee in charge was Mrs. Claud Coats and Mrs. Glen Carpenter. Present from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Neal of Echo, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe of Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs.. Andrew Skiles of Irrigon and Mrs. Walter Corley and daughter Cheryl of lone. Mr. and Mr Dale Ctuvnk W el !Ut-fcUtn, lallf. wrie un4y tuiiutt at the rui of ITiron Me unrle and aunt Mr. and Wr. luuiin uhefv Mr and Mrs. tlxtfl Ely and daughter I-Ueen and grandchild ren Jimmy and Janet Uuy w ua Urande went ta Urnd Jknday l attend a reunion vt the ihaiHl;n family Mr. and Mr. Arthur Alien Ut lTutJr at Km Mi rtank luttihn ThU -eH H t N I KtV aflrrtksxv with Plana f the banquet tot tK rHMrM 3d rcmenifcn w cm ruwfd, at was the fU fir the Iteffner Mfade. with a aunt set if Monday night A corr.mllte to abHit fair Kth n arriniel. whli Inrludnl Mr I. I. ir wvnt lotirancer. WaUi. Sunday June lrld. Mr. A. r M)pke to Ult at lh hum vi their aonland Mr. Joe Yueom. IVlk-win and daufhtrf in law. Mr. and line hutineta of the artffrHn Mr, Oa!tton Alien. I I hrf rehment were KTrt hn Mr. and Mr. IVwey Wel mJ "! ine bmnuav memper. children Larry and Drwa "v fZ n. u . . . .. iuhi,!.Hunt. and Mr. Held U.f Mate Pafk near Waldnurt where P" vn Mr, ione. ihw attrn.loi a family irunkm I Refrehmentt were inw to ir. mini itui. ' - Mr John W. Andenwn of Con. dort was a week end uitor at I Warner. Mr taitea Colly. Mr. r lrrnoe Mi-Mlitan. Mr. Merele i.'r'V.'" .. CorneU-on. Mr. 14 Hunt Mr. daughter. Mr. and Mr. Donald Sicdtfe. Mr. Sledgea nwce. Ken Plmer. Mr. tVls Pailbetg Mr. Kecrve. Mix Archie Murtk Kathy Uiferman, icturned wita Mrl. Mr. Aloruw Hen- derson. Mr. Jone. Vr. wivtw Papineau and the tumic. Mr. her- Other vuitor were Mr Sledire'a bother. Wayne Ander son, and Ralph Aktna of Condon. I j-,t.lnon. auo rw kububotw 9tm i ... a(wl ilrt r r Jn- Mr. H. M. Walker was hostess rvndieion butinru vlutor last for the Boardman TUllcum ciud i inelay, at her home Tuesday nignt oil ... .M .... .-, . . . i. : v . i . ..... .--7-. . UK WCfK. Ml enini ywmiwn art(j Mnk Q W CUUforlh was a guest I were recent vacationer at Mt. Mr. LaVern Partlow cave a I Hood where thev enkned rtport on the club yearbook. I couple of day of mountain Committee appointed w woraiciimoing. on the community calendar fori Mr, riorence MoMUUn spent the coming school year Is MrMondv nicht in IVndleton at Skoubo, Mr. Vernon Russell I the home of a son-in-law and and Mr. Don Dowixey. dauchter. Mr. and Mr. Bob The club 1 planning a rum- coot mace sale at the eta nee haul Mr ni Mr JrV Mount and Aurust 25-26. Mr. R 0 n a 1 d I ion Stee returned to their home Black will be in cnarge. in Madras after a week's visit The next meetine will be at with her narents. Mr. and Mr. the home of Mrs- Ron LanicisA. F. MaJenke. September a Mr. Ina Nichols was taken . ... I to Pioneer Memorial hospital Douglas Shattuck. son of Mr.lcturiav bv ambulance, after nd Mrs. Lowell Shattuck. who becominir ill at her home Friday na& oeen muaing in rwiunu i nlcht since receiving nis uerree in ... mnA . inn,. tin,ir. electrical engineering at OTI H Ln and daughter Betty are va- naiuiMui rsiu. in i rationing tni u-hic at eaaiciv. working at a position at Alder Mrs. Carl dale Wash .He is livlne with hU chn tuck is a craduate of The Ameri can School of Chicago. 111. Shat tuck Is employed by Interstate Equipment of rortiand for spe cial construction. are Marquardt spending a and few days in Mitchell with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mess enger. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cox and children returned to their home In Springfield. Utah on Monday Karl Schunk of Martinez. Calif., visited last week at the heme of his grandparents, Mr- and Mrs.. Albert Schunk. and children Carolyn, Luann. Dt-bbie and Steve have returned Mrs. Claud Coats, Mrs. Zearl Gillespie, Mrs. Glen Carpenter and Mrs. riorence Root went to Lp.Grande Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tannehill and Mrs. Margaret Klitz, for m e r Boardman residents. Tannehill Is a patient in St Joseph's hospl tal. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrsr. Delbert Houston, and Mrs.. Esther Emmons, the latter a sister of Mrs. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Morgan of Banks visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Briggs lasts Fri day.. Other recent visitors were Mr. and Mrs.. Hugh Brown of Pendleton. For Your Protection Turner, Von Marter and Bryant Answers Your Insurance Questions QUESTION: Does a ten thous and and twenty thousand dol lar automobile liability pol icy cost one fifth as much as a policy with limits of liity thousand and one hundred thousand dollars? ANSWER: Manv DeoDle have this mistaken idea but it is not the case at all. A very small additional premium is needed to raise your liability limits to the higher figures. This public service is our way of advertising. Your insurance questions will be answered without charge or obligation if you 11 send or bring them to Turner, Von Marter uim Xfaiiorv mnA Phvllls nome jrom a raomn i irip visu- Ferris of Eugene were recent ing their parents. Mrs.. II. R. visitors at the home of Mr. and Burg at Oshkosh. isc. and Mr. Mrs. Claud Coats.. Another vis and Mrsr. Henry Lawerence at itor was Robert Roc, postmaster Shell Lake. Wise., and brothers at Gaston. an(1 sisters at St Paul, Minn. Jimmy and Janet Lilly of La- Members of the Irrigon Baptist Grande are visiting at the home church Joined with the Commun of their grandparents. Mr. and ity church in a Singspiration Mrs. ETvin Ely; Sunday night Carol y n and Mr. and Mrs. George Mefford Luann Burg sang a duet of Bums visited two days last Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woolery week at the home of Mefford's and daughters Donna and Kar sister. Mrs. Florence Root While lene went to Caldwell. Idaho, here they all went to Grandview, over the week-end to take Wiol Wash to visit a brother-in-law ery's mother. Mrs. Clara Woolery. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Max heme after visiting here for a Deweese. Another brother-in-law week. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Al Ma- Mr. and Mrs Donald Herrin comber of Arlington. Her son and and daughters Kathy and Cherrle daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. spent the week end at Lehman Vernon Root and children of Springs and fishinng oo the John Wasco were also there. Day River. Kir anH Mrsr. Victor Neal of Mrs. Merman k. uurg ana rhn' worn Sundav visitors at daughters Carolyn. Luann and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Debbie went to Portland Monday Marlow. where caroiyn consuixea a aen Rev. and Mrs.. Herman R. Burg tist. Before you buy 4-vheel drive . . . 4 rjj.uii. , IS aJmZi mmmmMnmmmmm J, kkb br0ML .tUt. . .. . , .- , ; ., -v nhor A.uhoot rlrlwft nirktm fit irks . ' i?- r-....ij.--.--M I W r if f v W t m w w w.wf " compare! urn noon p fjnx to fuma. jlf 1 ' ' ' , 'yy s' y t "y -yy i ' " J', New VJeep' Gladiator 4-wheel drive pickup w,,," y. yyyyyn'yL ! ,s y? -A yJgS (y y'HnUk KAISER Jp CORPORATION t-w. i, om. woulm lammst manupacturm op 4-whu omva vaMtcu Farley Motor Co. BEPPNERf OREGON Sae 'Jaap' vahlcU In action In trr 4 Mr atd Mi ti'U t feia fef alinumrttt XI' tat rrtta will tmutn the N-le v4 fail Co ' ?Ulurdt. Vem lt 1 II 1 .! r m. lit th fr Hteflan thurth ttt Rev Kef1 tunrn Tfl4latlng The h"fvrd cue! e4enev her glfti in frfit vt m Unrli iniW ment of c tdil furMolted by Matnard lmtitMi Jlir Judy l avender. Judv Dd. Cra !4uttlrfleld Ilk L.l Hill. rrv evt rrfrenmema ta i$ ladiea and eight children. Mr and Mr. Terry Ctufcef and tt rhiKtrrn 4 VatwxHief. W, uite,t 10 data uh an uncle. Jim 0fccf and family Mrs. C1o Pat U Nlvtt het foe a rrk lotting after her real ett and UJ!ine Mr and Mr. Mead tlilman. Jvhe on of her tJ"e to Mr. and Mr. Ilening and family. Sht U-rt Fri day for home. Sunday eomnanv at the home of Mr. and Mrs. HarvlJ Uppert and chll.lten were M father and mother from Mt Vrrnon. Mr. and Mr. Pag Dulanny returned to their teaching dutlea here after spending th aummer in MuaourL Mr. and Mr. Elmer Matteon drv to Iieppner Saturday for some roofln fif their ruue. Vlrctl Reynolds. lut returned from the navv. la helping nav on the Leo Howler ranch ani will start threshing at Bill Chances this week. A bridal shower was held for Mr. IVccv Ashmead Augut 12 at the home of Mrs. Frank HowclL Jack Lively and Don Cham- ncv of Kurene spent the week end on their ranch with the Lonnie Harris family who work for them. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Sweek and his mother spent Saturday with his brother-in-law and sUter. Mr. and Mrs. George Capon, then drove on to Fossil to visit the Jack Coultures before returning to their home In Iieppner. ttdi Oflitiet. Ruth Ann and tv.ii M t ai n ii la (NitUnd In attend a Rrkheit fnUy tc MC. Mr and Mf Harold. Revd,l nd lUndv. and ta nvMhrf Mrlla MtVatty, returne4 hm Niiuntv frtnt tup M Jattt .ntiie , -re the fciu firm inr liey drme M t Airnrtl, Calif t Uil Mi. Mi H kn n law and daughter. Mr and Mi L. iMlaney and Ntby tiary ltfcn. aludent batuf fiir the tl tear. tsl t4inday Sunday evening tin h way bk final ei t4 trmlnary. lie -ent the rtifM with mr rtew student l-Uf. Kitha'd l.Jfe. Kev. and Mr k.J'rft Duncan an. J )er old daughter Meg f Si-nnr field will he filling the Juhn lay tmrWh .hil Mr. Wle and family will t In t.ermany. Mr. WWm will study the t-r- man lanfuage at the l'niver!ty I klilncen. lie and hi family will iend kumf time tiurl rir teior returning to a t. Vernon to take cner the John lay Valley inh f Mt. Vern-.n, Dawllle and Minument ret-)-terian rhurrhe. Mr. IJIen Mw returne,! fnm Pnlrd where ahe had t kited two weeks. Error Corrected ASCS Managers At Stale Conclave VfW manager f the M Ag ik-Itutal uat.luatk and CVn un ii..m funi.-m iJf ue In te- .... itl tail dl rrk Irarnln t a l-rt'ef .a . tntf the fatmet H r ....... the Mate, tv.. i.i it.tjHil 4flce man . ... - ------ . . . .. will atten.1 the IHH annual . . .u,.iy minimi rtmfrr rm-e in OntaiM. T?.ur.!ay and liiday. AuguM ana .i. vv.-kinrf .tth the theme i -i-...f i imtfentent the r.rf i.- miniii ill hear panel -kl.in liie ngram ""' lihtrt hv a talk t hatle M. i ... ,f v akhlnetort. D t ! ir,t ttiHitv atlmlnutratur fir tate and county opeiatfcna the AS.- Alw t rt pncram ff Wakhlnetn V4 11I t-e AHet O Kelly, dei-uty ditvetof cf the NottrmeM area otii- oi A MX Proirrams admlnUtered ly Itval irffu-e Irnlude: Wheat acre ace allotment voluntary certificate pcoicram. feed gtain pmgram; wwi imrnine ii gram; cimeratln rcrrve and acricultural conervsttun pro gram lAin. Sam Green Eorni Safe Driver Award Army P peclalUt PuMr tUmuel O tlireti. tt Veile Kiihaiil .mi. Ilepfner, lereheJ aafe diter ail. while algte4 ta the !?i4h TraruittatUn Ctwn lny near KatWruhe, rmny. AuguM X Jlectaht CUeen rhtee! rrr or"iun lr hii outttaniting (. y lecord and skill In the ct rrtun and maintenance id mill lary vehicle. The 21 year dJ soldier et-rs e Army In Sritemret Vaix lie . . . . . . i . . . . M II riliiuiirtl irom lirntT High S.tul In l'Mi Mwewta art the Mr and Mt. Herman Winter nd family Ut week were Mr, Wlntrr a brother In law and al ter Mr and Mr Kalph Ttuimaa and family -f Klikland, WnMr. Thima wat vacationing fntn hu Hvik as attorney In KUk- land Thla ar 12tl57 acre of y.het were diverted frm pro- dutiion In Miwrow cininty rf y.hlh the only income to in t.r.wlurer la the diversion nay- m.-ni and the wheat certf Urate Lit the actual wheat produced on the farm. Jack Clavey n not a com plainant in the cave again! Jim Valentine, now of The Dalle. who has been Indicted on charge of obtaining money under fale pretense. It wa incorrectly re ported In a recent story In the Gazette-Time that Glavey had algned a complaint agalrut Valentine. He did not sign a complaint but was called to ap pear before the grand Jury. Mr. oud Mrs. Ltltev Gardner were In Portland on a bulng trip for their atore. Gardners Men's Wear. Sunday. They hae obtained the IVndletfiu V.oolen Mill line for their store. Boxboard for making slcn and decorations at the Gaxette-Ttme. available in white and colors. SEED CLEANING NEW CLEANER Cr TR EATER AT PLANT 20c Per Bu. 40c Per Sock 25c Per Bu., 50c Per Sack at ranch, 300 Bu. Minimum. Additional Charge For Lest Than Minimum. Beppaer. Or. HAROLD ERWIN Call Collect ITI SSOC I A MODERN Business Operation Demands QUALITY MM, mm HOW IS YOUR STOCK OF . . . LETTERHEADS Cr MATCHING ENVELOPES INVOICES STATEMENTS WINDOW ENVELOPES RULED FORMS BUSINESS CARDS PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS . . Whatever Your Printing Needs May Be See Us Guaranteed Satisfaction Prompt Service The Gazette-Times Iieppner Phone 676-9228 Dealer For Moore Business Forms and Bryant' TUESDAT. 9 p. m. CK. 25 "Tt3 EmrSST ESOW CS Ej&TT Htcner Fh. 675-9657