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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1964)
HtttntM CAZCTTt-TlMEl Trdr. Weemb-f S. 1M4 H ow Morrow County GtnttQ Election, November 3, 1964 Voted aWwd- Kurd Imu. mam H. W. ft.C lee Irn TOTAL fOII U. S, PRESIDENT T.OLDWATER 44 M T4 It it St M 141 JOHNSON US IU It u Itl in in J0 1470 CONGRESS 1a4 DISTRICT THORKN 33 72 $1 11 IS 0 13 HI M 4 I'U.MAN 113 147 IT 11 IH Itt 114 133 141 ISS3 rOB SEC STATE toTbett is 74 ht is tt n m in m m XlcCAlJ, 17 140 lit It 1U IS! US 130 TS II1S STATE TKEA5UBEK BELTON TS IIS III U I4t lit 101 104 17 UX STOAIB ISO t3 111 IT 134 111 U 1X7 101 1031 ATTOKNET CEWEBJU. KSTEP S3 13 71 t 101 13 S7 IIS 60 M7 1 THORNTON 117 117 I6S 14 171 IS1 114 114 13S 1330 STATE SENATOR FRENCH 57 lit 107 23 1SS IIS 101 114 74 Ml MUSA I7t S3 12g 1 US 113 70 131 220 IQSS STATE REfRESENTATTVE BUCHANAN US S3 100 IT lit lOt ST 111 Itl H3 MANN TS 133 131 IS 143 131 104 22& 104 IQTt CPU NTT JUDGE j PAUL JONES 114 IPS 144 14 143 131 74 107 131 114S rPTERSON SI 103 30 17 133 111 101 141 70 t34 COPNTT COMMISSIONER HAYES 1ST 133 104 13 160 151 111 104 31 10S3 MAX JONES 76 73 114 II 108 88 53 135 171 t43 COUNTT CLERK PARRISH 314 197 lit 31 154 133 1 57 337 ISt IMP COUNTT SHERIFF BAUMAN 123 203 130 30 261 230 163 127 270 1355 WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION; YES 77 36 31 40 37 27 34 103 413 NO 152 175 134 22 220 201 147 300 132 1603 FISH BILL YES 112 53 84 83 77 52 35 147 721 NO 121 148 146 27 177 157 117 240 141 1274 COUNTY ROAD LEVY YES 34 116 106 115 105 77 144 33 865 NO 122 80 118 13 133 118 83 175 180 1028 NONPARTISAN SUPREME COURT (POS. 7) HOLMAN 87 43 52 60 43 31 36 115 534 HOWELL 86 152 153 30 138 172 131 207 127 125 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DEVINE 103 103 22 122 36 74 157 683 SOWARD 106 128 160 148 34 178 823 14 are Winners In Paint Contest Fourteen elementary and jun ior high pupils were among the prize winners in the annual Hal loween Window Painting con test sponsored by the merchants committee of the Hepper-Morrow county Chamber of Commerce. In the primary division (first, second and third grades), Cecil Berry and David Phegley took urst place for their painting on the window of Bucknum Tavern. In the intermediate division (4th, 5th, 6th grades), Ken Ba ker and Joe Wilhelm were first for the painting at Heppner Auto Sales; Marie Van Marter, Mary ADrams, uoDDeue Jones and Lor ena Jones were second for the painting on the Turner, Van Marter and Bryant window; and Elizabeth Abrams was third for the painting on the north win dow at Humphreys Rexall Drug. In the junior high division, Sara Miller, Patti Holt and Ter esa Harshman won first for their painting at Elma's Apparel; Sue Chally was second for her paint ing at Heppner Auto Sales; and Mark Lovgren was third for his work at Dick's Barber Shop. IF YOU need a rubber stamp for any purpose, call at the Gazette-Times office. All styles of tvK all sizes of stamps avail able promptly. Annual Meeting Of MCGG Billed Annual meeting of Morrow County Grain Growers will be Monday night, November 16, at the fair pavilion, Heppner, with the dinner of craned rhamninn 4-H beef being one of the main attractions, AI Lamb, manager, announces. Women of the Willows Grange, lone, will prepare and serve the dinner. There will be door prizes and entertainment at the meeting To All The People of Morrow County: I wish to congratulate the citizens of Morrow county for the very fine voter turn out in the recent election. It is in a very humble spirit that I ex press my very deep gratitude to the friends both new and old who so loyally supported me. I can only say that I will do my best to carry out the duties of this office and I assure everyone in the county that their aid and support will not only be welcome but it will be needed. Sincerely, PAUL. W. JONES Salem Meeting Calls Teachers r LaVCLLC FABTXOW IKKIi'.uN Mu K.x llvl-r. Mr. Ijnm JU-nilry and Mr Hrlrn Miuet. trarhera at A. l Houghton Elementary, attended a lfc-iarlm-ni .f kr(m Travhc-ra tail I tMifrrrfuv a( Salem Ktiday and Saturday. Mi ll.iT, Mat Frvkklent f iVpartment t4 llani 1 etchers, presided orr the con ference, tilt h as held at Mi Marion IMrl. Mr. Itenttey ami Mr. Sill4"! unit a delegates from Morrow, tvunty. There will be buffet supper, sponsored by the A. I. Ilouchton I lA. at ih A. C. llouchlKii Caff torturn rrlday evenine. Novent Iht ti. fnun VJM ! 7:.", far adults will be fl.ui. junior and hltfh shool, TV. .1 year inrouen era! . tr Tne but fft upp-r will te in lieu of the annual Dime a dip dinner The ladies vt IrrU-on have tn sun volleyball practice at tha A. C. Houghton em on Mn day evening, twinning at 7 ) p m. Anyone interested la Invlt ed to attend these practice. School will be dismissed Wed rdav. November 11. for Vet rran Pa v. The Junior claw of Riverside High who'l will sponsor 'ilm t tm A. C. HouL'hton Cafetor ium Satunlav evenim;. Novrm her 11. Younc leoile (rum the Irricon AsM'mblv of God rhunh attend ed a lUllowe'en party at the Stanfiehi symiusium with vtuni! Hople from the Assembly chuirhea at Umatilla. HermUton and Stanfleld. IXtushnut and punch were served following eameji, and the evening rloMtl with a ahort devotional period. The Irrigon Blue Bird group and their leaders, Mrs. l)on Leighton and Mrs- Jarl Son- stenjt, attended a Blue Bird Hal loween party at the tatholio. parish hall In HermLston Friday eventnjr. Mrs. Vernon Kinzua Girl Wins Speaking Contest If V1RCJH1A IIUO KINOA l a iee4h rn te iniie4 by the Wheeler i'ounty Sal and Water toner Vallon lltfli rtltrfc.lV l kmua tirade athitnl, Lrrle luttrl wn the lwi iue ! fill t;ene Motlinmre vun ev it.l i-iue if tTSl and It.mnie l'Wli.ait wt U.e U.ild l-lii Trie (xmteklant gave a aeen minute ix-e h tn failure and r Kantre Xlanaeeinertt In an e- eon Sill and Water Omaeivatton lttrut with ludtfea lielnc II. t. (;ravenhif and IMert I'arkf Hie lale M ini tinaU wilt ! held In Arllr;ton Noveiiilwr 'J. Krldav al Kliru tirade m lul saw titaitv olume ami make ups before the traditional tni parties. Itoltert t'ody v n the prte for the uheM; llmniv Adam won for the Stirit nt llallween; June MelcM won for the bet bonifina.ii'. IUlliy l.artn won the funniest, and Bian Adams for originality. I he eighth trade put vn a play or ine wtiole st hooi. It was called -S.ft Hearted tlhost." with the leadini; parts plaed by Sharvl Mabe, John liilenie. Frank Anderson Bull Sale Dated took some of the elrls. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill and IVte Eves also attended, with the men serving as the cleanup Sixty head of service aire bulls will be on sale Wednesday, lv- cember 'i, at the III Way 30 ranch. 2D miles wet of I'endle ton. In a Joint sale by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson anil Mr. nd Mrs. Ernest Sires i f Echo, they announce. Anderson returned recently from the east after purchasing bull. Battle Entene MJ. and sven more heifers from WcIm- nd Sns. The new bull scaled ") lb. at Its 1115 weanine weight, he said Stewart'11 elk'hed law) lb. as a year ling and graded at weaning. 16 on the scale COnWTT TBEASPREH McDAMEL 200 209 219 30 271 236 171 323 249 1908 FORT COM. (2 TB.) TATONE 173 130 144 16 152 136 98 167 1S2 1168 TURNER 70 84 91 15 126 103 76 176 140 881 PORT COM. (4 TB.) BERGER 128 105 133 24 146 111 92 199 247 1185 KREBS 107 172 169 28 213 182 142 310 141 1464 LAMB 157 145 172 13 187 167 111 171 247 1370 WEST 187 156 158 25 192 161 123 2S8 153 1423 MEASURES CAPITAL FPWISHMENT YES 133 131 112 14 169 124 91 176 173 1123 NO 98 82 120 20 103 109 76 161 120 889 LEASING PROPERTY YES 148 133 148 16 164 145 101 179 181 1215 NO 68 61 74 13 72 71 51 129 92 631 committee. Mrs. Hill a Mrs. Leijrhton'a assistant leader. Over 100 were at the party; those from Irrigon attending were Cheryl Eppenbaugh. Greta Ia Bianc. ram Grwhow'skl. (nate may call Mrs. Don Leigh .ton. who will pick them up. I Mr. and Mrs. GtmrRe Kendler. 'Jr. and his mother, Mrs. porothv Silks and son Walter, all of Schmeder. Debbie Portland, were week end guests Danette Lelehton of Mrs. Silk's brother and sister- and Kevin Hell. Mr Harold Williamson -f John Day rh fnn Vetrtr day until ItMav vUHlntf with Mr and Mr. AiM CampU II and Andrea Mr and Mr Jame Amnsmi of KLtyville have mow. I lnl-i Itie h.mne frnrlly U 'ed b I Mr Naomi ltie was hotes ! Vl'..! aw.l av U as. ! last la ltVatlt . Illll" "IB W 1 immm- her tf the l ilemlh)i i luh High for the etrning was won by Ada .S hrll. Uw I'V l."H Conlee ami itlni( tv Pal Mi Minn an. I Hosie Graham (nher pi Mini: were Irene Sample. Linger hliMtt. t and N.mu Ann Has llan. Maitttn Hailev, VI Minkard. ami li Mut.blrf u I I Mr Iju Ijitengel and Mr. Iee SUenure of f"i Were buvlnek iit.r to The Pallet Friday. SU and Mr John I'alernKi f IVtrtlartd sts-nt the week end here vl-liliik Mr and Mi Kay fixtv and doini? some hunting Mr. and Mi. GrayiMtn Gerard and son Gene of I .one I'uie were sirk end guets of Mr. and Mrs Jack Sat. in. Mrs Clarence Moore and Mr. Gene Flll and son f MiUsuKie spent the week en. I here With Mr M.re. Mr. and Mr Veilln Conner and daughter and Mrs. Vlmvnt Allen ai-d sort Itobbv Went to lone Saturday to attend the Wheeler-lone football game Mr. and Mrs C. V. Allen of Mom-s like armed Saturday M VSH with Mr and Mrs. Vincent Allen and family. Mrs. Gerald Samples wai pleaK.ir.lly surprised Wednesday morning when a few- friends dropte in for coffee and to i-ele-brate her birthday, lliose present were Jean Adams. Naomi Rice. liieda Hritt. Ikmnle ('ampN-tl. F.lna MiVlaln. and Ann Aher. Mrs. Vernon Perry and Mr. Ona Sargent were In Heppner Monday for medical care for Mrs. perry. Mrs Homer Schcll and son Homer. Jr. of Condon sjx-nt the week-end here visiting Mrs. Ernie Schell while the men were elk hunting Mr. and Mrs. Vlrell McClaln and son tilenn are hapnilv pre senting their newly adopted daughter. Isborah. to their re. atlves and friends. Deborah was School to be Out For Veterans Day There will o no . h.d In M.lfw omnty on Wednesday, Nosemt-r II (Vrteian'a Dayr. David iNttrr. county (..ml ui rrintrndent, aim.HiniTs t office will te rhwd lot the day, as will in ciuHfoUM a tut cite hIL Banks, luu, will have a holiday. taxal liusirtesaea hav rtot an it.Hiiwrd any uniform liMing S.iie prohaldy will be t Iimm-.I and other will remain open. .ne American legion ha an nounced program at lu ,u Wednesday at Memorial field, (.tie, lo r-ornmerttorale the day. A pancake dinner will follow In the evening HOSPITAL NEWS patients admitted t orteer Memorial hoillal during the part siik and stilt leteiving inr.li. rare Include the follow ing: Mildred Davidson, Levlng i"ii; t iara Kim aid. lone; ll i llinton. Monument; HariHma Marohall, Heppner; Mkhael llartln, Heppner, and Kathryn Hack, Klruua. Admitted for rare, thin tils itilMd, was MatjoMe Kenny of lb ppner Mt and Mrs Thomas Wilson, Heppner. are parents of a second child, a daughter, born Friday. lktoler . She wrlghel 6 lbs, II i, and has been named Lisa Marie. She Joins a brother, IVrry, at home. Congratulations are being rs tended Mr. and Mrs. Clayton psri'n. iieppncr. on ue tuth a daughter. Uirn Friday, (ictolier H. weighing 7 (Hiunds. She has hen named Sheridan K. and joins three bmiher at home. A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs Tom Campbell of Klmberly mi Tuesday. November 3- He weighed 7 lb. 11 n., and she been named John Eldon. He has thre brothers and one sister at home. Sheryl Part low. Sharin Stew art. in law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom Debbie Keith, Debra Huwe. Ro- Donfia. berta Acock. Prlscilla Gooiall. Joann Albright, and Karen Rich- aras.. Sgt. and Mrs. Gary Dexter spent Tuesday to Thursday vis iting Mrs. Sedalia Dexter and Mrs. Dan Hill. Dexter, w ho has been stationed at Camp Roberts In California, is being transfer red to Germany. He and his wife, a native of Austria, will sail from New York November 7. and they expect to remain In Germany for three years. a n . J f .... C'.-U . aiiu i'na. uruiKV .ll-Lijll-lia ...i. l Myrtle McN'ami'e attendinl a Ke tired Teachers Association meet ing in Pendleton Saturday. A noon luncheon was held at the Short Horn Cafe, with the busi ness session following. Arthur Jorgeasen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jorgensen, and Catherine Goble. a senior at the University of California, were married in a quiet ceremony at Berkeley Friday evening. ()cto I ber 30. Jorgensen, a graduate (of the University. Is employed the Vallejo Times Herald born October 3. Mrs Richard Mortlmore and sons Roger and Earl and Mrs. Itohert Park were In llenmer Wednesday for medical care for Mrs. I'ark. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stephens Wednesday. Mrs. Myrtle McNamee has re ceived word of the marriage of her granddaughter, the former Jeanne Gille. to Frank R. SIMa, Jr. Jeanne lived with her grand mother, and attended school at Riverside High school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Irish of Port land visited Mr. and Mrs. Kees Morgan Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCoy or Vancouver, wn., and Mrs. Jay Berry of . Portland, were week-end guests of Mrs. Myrtle Markham, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Partlow and Sheryl. Blue Birds To Aid Hospital ine irrigon Blue Bird groups newspaper. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller were dinner guests at the Sandy Green residence In Hcrmlston Sunday evening. Other guests ;were Mr. and Mrs. Art Green. The dinner was In honor of Mrs. Art Green and C. A. Miller, on .their birthdays. The A. C. Houghton Bobcats losi a looioau gaint- u ner on the Hepnner field by a score of 20-21. lone Grade school defeated the Bobcats at A. C. Houghton by a score of 40 0. Menus at A. C. Houghton Ele mentary for the week of No vember 9-13 are as follow: Mon day Hamburger gravy on mashed potatoes, buttered corn, -tl HOMEOWNERS r in u c, TEFLOiM-LliMED 10" FRY PAN just for making a soft water "Cook 'n Clean Test" in your home are sponsoring a drive between pumpkin custard; Tuesday now and December 15 for articles Beef and noodles, spinach, apple for the Eastern Oregon State crlsn: Wednesday No school hospital. Items they would like to accumulate are: yarn, mater ial scraps, crochet thread, bias tape, empty thread spools, pat terns, old nylons, used greeting cards, costume Jewelry and beads, lace, paper bound books and magazines. Anyone with these articles they wish to do- (Veterans Day) Thursday Ham burgers, potato chips, lettuce and tomatoes, pickled beets, fruit Jell-O; Friday Tuna and rice, creamed peas, apricots, gingerbread with cream. All . meals are served with bread and butter and milk. Menus are subject to change. CALIFORNIA VISIT DISNEYLAND Attractive accommodations just minutes from Dlsne y 1 a n d and Knott's Berry Farm. All units have free TV, alr-condltloning and heat. Spacious grounds with heated pool, play and recreational area. Hera's your chines to own a Rsgal 10 heavy aluminum fry pan, lined with DuPont Teflon. Enjoy greeielet t, no-tticK cooking, easy, no-icour clean-upl NOTHING TO BUY! HERE'S ALL YOU DO: Invite the Lindsay specialist to test the water In your home. Find out how you can have soft, Iron-free water for cooking, dishes, laundry and bath at a surprisingly low cost. With an automatic Lindsay you have no tank exchanges, no end-of-tank blues, no rustingordripping. 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