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fill? ran7A1 ; GAZETTE-TIMES Heppner, 0cgonT Schools Start at lone With Faculties Complete iV KATIiriUNC UNDST1OM ionk hrKan Monday ith a tull mm plimetit .f tea.het Itluri.tn I K 11,-rrl.k la n, rlrhlh Itrad learher. I uifene t.Mer. arsenth arrade. ; an.1 I'.t:. Intrut,.r; U Ma'-tht-, M"rnh and rlMH trade; Jack lvl. aulh fM-e; William M-i-hn. fifth triade, franklin l ly. fuh Ktade; Mr. U N. Ihrrl. k third K'li M,f llrft-Tt llvnd, te'inl ,:,;i,lr; ti,l Mr. Harry Ah ha t'' "'' grade. Total enrollment f" ,h; grade KhI lea. bed 1W h mure children c a peeled " r k. Enrollment on the f' ,rtX nf whwil in the lone HIS" hd waa M. hut due to arhl starting mi early more aludenta are rspertetl later. The MKh arh"l faculty In elude Everett lloteln. pflnrl pal; Mr. AnnaNd Hamon, enr hah. lournal.sm, r'l '- health; J.mr Iveney '" and mathematics; Gordon Mey rn, aortal studies fool marh and alant I"'1'""! roarh; and returning from Ul year ar Carol MilU. music band, and aortal aludlra. Eugene Ikter. V.K and neann. l.akrtt)all roach, and aaatatant football coach; Cll Lujan. Inli ne and ipanlh I and n rlawwa; and Jack Loyd. grade and high school ahop. New students In the hit" chool are David Carpenter. Hrure Miller. IHsle and Joyce Perk n. Stanley. Wesley and Sandra llolsteln. Custodian of the achool are Itav Barnctt and Wallace Mat thew and the cooks for the hot lunch program are Mra. Ida Coleman and Mrs. Harvey P.!ng. Una routea are relatively un changed from a year ap-0 -n right driver bringing the stu dent to school. IVte Cannon la on th Willow Creek route- Mr. K. W. C'hrlstophcrson. Goose berry and lower Rhea Creek; Bryee Keene. uper Khen Creek to Pettyjohn ranch; Mr. Robert Davidson, Lexington bua; Llnd ay Klncald. Cooseberry route; Karl McCahe. lone to Proudfoot ranch; Wallace Matthews. Base Une to lone and Eldon Tucker, Davidson ranch to lone. Ml Llla Ah haa been hired a grade and high achool sec retary. Mra. Annabel Damon In re aiding In Heppner and teaching In the lone High achool. PTA will begin the achool year with a short meeting on Wed nesday. September 9 at 8:00 p.m., followed by a program and re ception for the teacher. Jane. Clint, and Skye Krebs flew home from Browning. Mont., on Sunday to "tart school on Monday. Their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krebs remained In Montana with their youngest son. Glen, who has been ser lously 111 for over a week In a hospital In Great Kails. At this writing he Is slightly Improved and was conscious. Mrs. Henry' R. Krebs of Arlington Is staying with her grandchildren at Cecil Let's Go! WHEELER FOSSIL, September DOLLY JACOBS CIRCUS 7 P.M. FRIDAY. SATURDAY MAIN ARENA Grand Parade Sunday, PI IKI..PRIZES until the pairnta rtime hine Mr J It i-if and ilul l irn are uiHn at tl ln f .rr .arertt, Mr and Mr f K Nhalfrr. Irtm Mr Utm In Kit lta. ttn , lHk Ihnd dim t,i flattie ('ink. Sn. " Sundar In tke lum Wrte Muifhy. tato h trtt iritlin II. summer at tlte Hind ianh mi, Huh imhmA will f lv H firt frit) rame i4 th "'! at liM acint Inifur n Satur day. S-temtcf 12 Meraiu Metee Ta Denver Milton Murtran. Orrei.n Wheat Cruvtrr' Ixatue iril-nt. re turned on Friday from a trip to lirnver. Colo. whn he at tended an executive nunmlttee merlin of the National Ac merttn or the national A-1 lation l wneai .rwrT. r..m Mirle were dirued and , " - , . , . . ,u " plan were f.mulated b the national rnnvrntion to ri nnfl in ivrtiann trom ian-iary n i - Al romg from (Heron VrH5 Allen Tom ,r iTie uaue. vice, wraldrnt of NAWC. and J-hn Wrle of fVndlet.in. Wheat leafue executive U preident. Acixmtanyln Mr. Morgan were Mr. Morgan and n Cary. They drove through Itole and Sail Lake Cltv on the way to Denver and returned by way of the Air Force Academy. thlrh they visited. Manit.Mj Spring and Krno. They related Just three mile of their trip, from jurdan to lone. I!rnet Irake left on Weln4 day for Fairfield. Calif., where he will coach and teach arlrnce at the Armljo lll:h a hool In the city, lie ha been here visit ing hi parent. Mr. and Mr. Cleo Drake and other relative. Mr. and Mr. Bill Kletmann and family drovr home Wed nesday Uom the coast, where thev had enjoyed a week' va cation. Mr. and Mr. Carol Miller and family apent the week -end mov Ing Into the houe on S4cond Str,et owned bv Mr. and Mra. Franklin Kly. , . Spending the week end here visiting friend and attending the Itodeo was Lynn Benson of EMacada. who was a guest of Mr. and Mr. Berl Aker. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom White have purchaid the Krnest McCab house on Main Street and will move In soon. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo fhllder. who have been occu nvlno the hou "re moving to the 'Charles Carlson ranch south of lone, where Mr. Child er Is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Town arnd and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree left for Hast Lake on Thursday, where they will va cation for a week. Teresa Stefani came home on Friday from a visit with her friend Kathy Shockley at Van couver. Wn. She went down last Sunday with the Shock leys from The Dalles, where they were at tending a swim meet Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swan son and son Jim and Mr. Swan nn'a mnihpr Mr. Marv Swan- BOXt rvlUlIlvVl IHiilO lliuioua; i evening from an outing spent on aon. returned home Thursday tne coasi souin oi easiur. imj met Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swan-1 COUNTY OREGON 3 thru 7 ajMHBHBBasaMB NRA Approved Rodeo Porcupine Races Hole-ln-One Contest BUCKAROO Breakfast LEGION BALL FOLLOWING DANCES DANCING SATURDAY.. 10 P.M. SUNDAY. 10 P.M. SHAMROCK CLUB Music by STORY BROS. THRILLS --ENTERTAINMENTI HEPPNER .n aod family of lrtiland Uere and the men went iieeti m- iimi lot?, while the famllie en))ed the lea h together. Mr. and Mr Char Ira OTonnor and daughter. Ue ami i;rri i. ..i n .l.tfl irlft to Van' i,ut-r Mand lait wrrk. Ttiey tUited Victoria and other point ,.r int-rrt on the Uland an ih.n i.M.k thi frrrv on UP lo Vancouver. B. C, returning to lone on Friday. Church Ta Resume Schedule Th lonr United Church of ("TiiM will return to the wlntrr .n .t.i-mtf-r 13 With thunh lMd iM-glnnm at 9 43 a m. and the morning worwup u-rlce at lid) a m. The Topic rluh will resume meeting with the ivptemorr ...... isi.iiv afii-nuxin. S-pirmher 11. at the home of Mr Itoy W. wnosirom. Connie ChrUtophermn came home on Friday evening from Donald, where she had been l-nding Kimf time with her grandmother. Mr. F- W. Chris- mpherson. Sr . Lloyd M organ n nt Sjiturd.iy tn rennieion, M?"" ,-'u;' nY. Itov Martln . , Datlent - Anthonvs hosDlt L?.VAS ,h"!Cr u ci inihxn'v'i hfAtiltal In Pen dleton. Mr. Martin is recovering fn.rn a -rlou back operation Itav Bovce drove to Portland Sunday taking Mr, Boyre dwn to K'n her parent. Mr. and Mr. Van Hutbard. Mr. Hubbard, who ha been quite III I In the city fee medical attention. t,.i.in Mrlf-na moved on Thunwlay to hi new home In Ontario. He will manage mn apartment house there. Norman Nelson. Milton Mor gan and Donald Peterson de parted Monday morning for II waco. where they will go deep sea fiihlng. Howtoa Wed La Grand GUI John How ton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howton. formerly of lone, and now of llermiston was married to Cheryl Sue Hand, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude l- ii nf i f:randi at a one oVlock ceremony on Saturday, Augut 29 at St. Peters Epis copal church In La Grande. The rerrptlon was held In the Cath- ollc church parisn n. vwm from lone to the wedding were Mr. and Mr. Keith IU-a. Mr. and Mrs. Leland McKlnney, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jacobs, and Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea. MX. and Mrs. Lee Palmer and girls arrived home Sunday from a vacation spent visiting rela tlves at Hood River and in Port land. . Kodeo week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Murray were Mr. Murray's mother and his aunt. Mrs. F. L. Shook and Mrs. Ray Shook of Newberg. his sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Haines and three children ot Wallowa, and his brother and family. Mr. nd Mrs. Sherman Murray and four children of La Grande. , , Fishing at Salmon Lake In Canada last week were Donald Brlstow, Harold and Wayne Rjet. mann. They encountered chilly and rainy weather, which rather spoiled the fishing. Chris Lovgren is spending the week with the Lewis Halvorsen family, while his parents, Mr. innui j i - - . and Mrs. Bob Lovgren are in ;.;:- l,. been having trouble, with rus Stockhorse Judging Contest SATURDAY SEPT. 5 9:30 A.M. 12:30 pm- Church Youth Join For Special Program Approslmatrly 57 young tM-ople from hurt he (n !". LrW'tofi and Heppnrr enjoyed a pr-ial program, "Hootenariny for 'hrl." aponw.ri-d by the hlfh school group of First ( hrlllan ihurth Sunday even ing. August .'. In the ihurrh basement. Itrv. Krn Pajblnsiin. pa-.tf of Ho Lutheran chunh. led the t-roun In ainging. wnirn wa iui I'twed bv a film. "Am I a Phony?" An Inspiring message f.,r devotions wa given ry rnii Hr Aikln of Dufur. Mother of the host group were In charge of refreshment at the rl of Hie evening. hack. I In Portland consulting M-elaliita. Cuetta at the home of Mr. and Mr. Cleo Drake are their daugh ter. Mr. Jtav Turner and aon of Eugene. Mr. Turner brought them to lone last week end and then returned to hi work on Sunday, but the family remained for a longer viIL Sue Townaend left Thursday for Portland, where she will en roll at Northwestern School of Commerce on September H. Sue Is living with her brother In law and slater. Mr. and Mrs. George Portschy, who recently movrd to !"ortland from Pilot Rock. Mr. Portschy Is attending barber college. Jerry Stefani has enrolled In hlrh achool In Pendleton. He will stay with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crabill. Jr. Mr. and Mr. Paul Pettyjohn returned on Sunday from a va cation which took them to Seattle and Victoria. B. C. They enjoyed a tour Of the Butchart Gardens and the evening sum mer theater show playing there. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (rawlurd spent a week at lelkiwstone Park on their vacation arriving home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry osibov and family of Portland spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. Mrakham Baker at their trailer at the MrNary Yacht club. Adolph Marick went to Walla Walla on Sunday to visit with his brother. Frank, who has had surgery and Is a patient in the Veteran's hospital there. Al Wlnkleman drove him over. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell this week were her grandmother. Mrs. Emma Breshears of Lexington and her sister. Mrs. Roger Brand- hagen and baby daughter of Pendleton. who spent from Thursday to Monday here. An other guest on Wednesday was Mrs. Riaicom tucneiaerier ana son of The Dalles, who is Mrs. ! I QUEEN AND .COURT (left I. H,hl Deary JW.Oe. foaaU September 3 through 7. porrupln races and rodai. CroweU's aunt. ilr. and Mrs. K. M. Bartala may and Beth of Odessa, Wn. spent the week-end with their daughter and family. Mr. ana Mrs. Dick Sherer. Mrs. Ray Helmblgner. Tom and Linda, went to Portland on Friday and to Eugene on Satur day, where Tom took some tests prepatorv to his erterlng Uni versity of Oregon this fall. Howard Crowell was taken to the hospital by Mrs. Crowell on Thursday, where he Is In trac tion for his back. Katherlne Rea. who Is a stu dent at Phagan's Beauty achool In Pendleton, came home from th hnsDital an Sunday. She will convalesce at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea. for several weeks due to surgery on her knee. , . Arriving home Sunday nigra frnm a vacation socnt visiting relatives was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tews and family. They visited his parents. Mr. ana Mrs. franK TVu.-a at Seattle and his sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sher man May at Aioany. Recent guests at tne uick mc Flliirntt and Don McElligOtt homes were the men's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O Leary of bum- When It It's With low cost electric power, you can forget about sudden wash-day showers, wind blown dirt and never ending trips to your clothes line. .4' For your electric clothes dryer makes its own sunny weather. Moreover, it's close at hand, easy to operate and actually dries clothes softer and fluffier than any other drying method. So don't wait for a rainy day. Visit your electric appliance store today and select the dryer that fits your particular needs. You'll find a wide selection of sizes, styles and colors (with matching washers). Do it better, for LESS . . . Electrically , Columbia Basin Electric Co - Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties loducUd wUl be esaiblta. cUcua. Mrs. Osmin Improved, Visited by Relatives Mrs. A. L. Osmin Is at home now. and much Improved, after spending the past 10 davs at St Anthony hospital In I'rndleton. where she underwent extensive deep therapy treatment. Mrs. Cloy Dykstra of Baaslt. Nev., has been a ruest at the A. L. fKmln home ft the pat week. She plans to stay on until her sister. Mr. Omln. la def Inltely Improved, then she will return home. Also a guest at the Osmin he Tie Is Mrs. Osmin's mother, Mrs. Bessie Nutten o Salem. mer Lake. Ore. and their brother. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McElligott and five children of Minot. N. D. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meyers and child have moved Into the Arnle Iledman house on Fourth Street. He will teach social studies and coach football In the high school. Mr. and Mrs. James Deeney moved into the A. A. Stefan! house on Third Street last Wed nesday. He will also teach In the high school this year in the science and math department. Rains . . . Dry lOiJM U1. Uki tlel UWMt Mrs. Van Winkle's Mother Dies Here Mrs, Utile P.uth Martin, M, mother of Mrs. Jack Van Winkle cf Heppner, died In Pioneer Memorial hospital Monday. August 31. She had been In health for some time and had come to Heppner only about i montha ago to be with her daughter. Graveside services were Wed nesday. September 2. at 3 pm. at Hillcrest cemetery. Welscf, Idaho. Sweeney Mortuary or Heppner was In charge of ar rangements. Mr. Martin was born Peeem her 23. l'Jitt. In Council. Idaho. She is survived bv her husband. Fred Martin of WeUer; her father. Bill Huston of Payette. Idaho; the daughter. Mr. i:uth Van Winkle of Heppner; two sons. Em met t Martin of Hepp. ner and Bill Hannaman. Fair banks. Alaska; a stepdaughter. Louise Shelly of Spokane; two stepsons. Lovell Martin of Ellensburg. Wru and Larry Martin of Elgin; and six grand children. I CNECA op
