High School Vote
88?o Valid as Poll
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Voters Pick Jones
lone Elecls Three
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As Judge,- Mann,
To City Council
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three candidate In the iiimary. irtiT i' I r' ' '""f' w""1"' 1 ' Vf ' I
rial elii..n Ijut t.n if i-a- niVnk, ..i.i man. ImumU-nt. lu lo 97. an.t M - -('. I .
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fall. I V); for Mat- Hfaur-r. t " V. I
area
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t"uniy Cl'ik Jiaii; ramh Ivj
All rcclnu In the cvurttv lul
Roardntan fll4 Ihf rti'rt
)fin Ifrnil in lit Hfrt to crt
m man ri cl Ihf Cjuk-aJc n
the Mate Suirrme Court hrnch.
favtirine JutU'e t.twrt lu-ll
tt John lav lor nuun No 7
fvrr Judce Ralph llolman rt
lyrecon Oiv. l..'i to .VU Boanl
man, however, rae llolman a
ne vote dice. t7 to Hi
In the Mate meanurea, the
cour.ty voter went the ame
mue a vwer aero ine ate :, 225; Cov M. Ricl. 153; and
Thrv wted to alx.luh fapuat Vtima FIcin. 117. Two i.thor
j'unUhmrnt imeanure .No. 1), m.Ktnt dirHtorhi hut unsuo
1123 to e9; favomi the bill to .-eful were Jiimx K.Mth. 110
allow the ute to lease protvrtv j n.l Killv Criffin M
"".Voters Approve
Park at Irrigon
I Voter of the IrrUori
,TW4lay arproveu the lormati.m
t( the lniin etimmuntty paik
tnil rexTration tlitrkl at a vv
lal election held In connettlon
with the general election. Vote
ua 2m e and C no.
Three dinvtor fleetel at the
name nme were Orlle Buihan-
Helton, tvs, Mraub, kh.; for roun-
tv u.l:e. Jone. 12X IVtervm. Pi
Kl; lor Hn onuniMiott t2 r., If
Tatone. UU. Turner. ;; lor iM'rt
1
fimmiwn (4 r Berger, lvs,
Krvh. 12 Lamb. 17l. Wwt. l.U;
l.r measure 1. ye ll.V no
U'T me.iure 2. e 2T. no 71.
Thev did not vote on two other
measures, the county rxad levy.
nor the aupreme tvurt Justloe
race
RAYMOND AND NORMA FRENCH ahara a happy momtnt
Rary. 1964 Cattleman ol th Year, and hla wll or ahown
tar won rtcvntly to th Morrow county hors thow.
la thlt homo la th lutUrctovk aroa.
ith a trophy that on el thir dauqh-
(G T fhoto)
Examiner Coming
No. 2. 1215 to 631: voted iver-
whelmlncly against the propos
td workmen comjenatlon
JGA3 no; and ottHv-Ht the bill A driver license examiner
to ban commercial fUhing In In-Ii'l " du,v in "'PPncr
land water (No. 4l, 721 e to Tuevlay. November 10. nt the
1274 no courthouse between the hours
' I of 9:30 a m .and 3:30 p.m., ac-
'cording to an announcement re
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lovaroa '
were In IVrtland on Monday.
where Lovgren underwent a
medical checkup at Providence !
hospital.
Vlaitin? at tho Stanlry Cox
home early In the week wwe
Mrs. Cox" parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Flemming of Kinzua.
Columbia Basin
Meet Date Set
Annual meeting of Columbia
Basin riectrio Coop. Inc., th
first since the exchange with
Pacific IVwer and Light Com
pany early thU year, will le at
ilu- Condon Memorial Hall Wed
nesday night. November IS,
liar lev Young, manager, announces.
oolved from the Department of! Guest speaker will be Ous
Motor Vehicles of Oregon. Per- j Norwood, executive secretary of
sons wishing original licenses the Northwest Public Power As
or permits to drive are asked isociation.
to file arnlicationji well ahead! Annual reports of th coop-
of the scheduled closine hour'erative are in the process of
Fourth Generation Rancher Selected '64 Livestockman
(Continued from page II
In order to assure time for com
pletion of the required license
test.
in
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Everything for the
Sickroom Is Here
Just tell us what Is needed and
we'll supply It from our stock
of sickroom supplies, equipment
mm
We aim to help
your ill get well
faater.
PHIL'S PHARMACY
Ph. 676-9962
Ziil
being mailed to all customers at
this time in accordance with the
by-laws of the organization.
Election ballots for directors are
included in the mailing.
There will be door prizes and
refreshments at the meeting, the
grand prize being an electric
clothes dryer.
Mrs. Tamblyn Goes
East with Daughter
Mrs. Harry (Ruthl Tamblyn Is
leaving this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Frank,
for Havertown. Pa., where she
will make her home with the
daughter and family. Mr. Tarn
blyn died October 27.
The two expected to go by air
plane from Pendleton today
(Thursday) and goods of Mrs.
Tamblyn will be moved by truck.
Mrs. Tamblyn has been a resi
dent in Heppner since 1928.
Mrs. Frank was called here
during the critical illness of her
father and arrived before his
death. She and her daughter had
Iso visited here last summer.
mounted on horseback, and h
feels very much at home in the
saddle a he does his work
around the ranch.
Norma was born in Wallowa
tut her family moved to Condon
where khe went to high school.
Her mother. Just back from a
trip to Connecticut, Is living
with them.
Both Raymond and Norma are
actixe in community affairs. Il.
Is chairman of the Heppner Soil
am Water Conservator! district,
a position which he has held for
nine years. A past president of
the Morrow County Livestock
Growers association for t w o
years. Raymond has been mem
bership chairman for three years
ann a director for eight years.!
He Is one of the leaders of the'
Sadtlle-ittes 4 II horse club and
is e member of the Morrow
county rodeo board. Ray belongs!
to the Heppner Elks. Farm
Bureau and the Morrow County
Grain Growers.
Mrs. French is a past presi
dent of the Cow Belles and s
now secretary of the organiza
tion. Both she and her husband
are active In their church.
Their three daughters are
Karen, 16, a Junior in Heppner
hiph; Verlna. 15, a sophomore;
and Susan, 11. In the slxtt
grade. Verlna and Susan aro
members of the saddle horse
club, and the trophies on display
in the living room or the cozy
French home are those which
the girls have won. There are
'small fry" and "intermediate"
showmanship trophies as well
as the grand champion show
manship trophy won by Verlna
last year-
This year's livestockman at
one time was pupil of the wife
of last year's llvet.hu kman of the
year. Mrs. Jerry Hrosnan taught
Raymond French and his brother
Joe during their grade m hl
years. For one year the two
rrench brother were the only
pupils ror wmcn a teacher was
mreu. aixi tru ir .m tiooi was
a rom In a bunkhouse on the
Joe Haves place near the French
ranch.
Brother Joe is now an attorney
In Pendleton. A sister. Mrs. Ik,
othv ORourke, Is also living in
Pendleton. Her husband, l-any.
formerly taught school In ll.'pp
ner. A half-sister. Mrs. Vern
(Francinel Evans, now live in
Pilot Rock.
Asked If he were rel.ite.t to
Peter French, the famous Ore.
gon cattleman of the llarnev
Basin country immortalized in
several bonks, most recent of
which Is Giles French "Cattle
Country of Peter French,
mond atd that there is
tant relationship.
A tour of hla ieratlon and a
visit to his home allows that
Raymond doe credit to til re
nowncd relative.
Boardman Names
Dewey West Mayor
iVwev West uas reelected
mayor of Boardman Tuesday,
ixilllng 07 Vote to 10 for Wuvne
Kuhn.
At the same time ix were
elevted to the con fu ll. Inrludln i
Kd Kuhn. 7fi; Verimri ucll.
72; Zcarl Gillespie. 70; Arthur
Allen. IvS; Scth Russell. '.. and
Wally llendrix. .Y. Other
didates Included Joe Tatone, ,
a n.l Em met t McKenzle. 4i.
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Bill Morgan
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