Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, February 25, 1965, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextttCrPNEI CAZCTTX TlMtS. Tardry. TMrf li. Ul Irrigon Men Sound Alarm At Burning Pasco Home IRRIGON F.met Jorgenseit, V I. I'Je'n and Ronald en route to rasoo early Friday morning (or load of hay. when thev spotted a house on rut m t:at raco. i. The mrn slopped I heir truck. Jorgcnacn racing to the burning house, Fleln to the neighbor home, and Ronnv to the aenlce atatlon to summon the fire fle nartment. Jorgcnaen knocked aeveral timet, and awakened two ladles nl a baby. The men then pushed the ladle' car away from the burn ing house, and by that time, the fire truck were on the ace ne. Mr. and Mm. Walter Brlstow. Oregon City. spent a week visit ing their son-In law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mr. Jarl Sonsteng: and children. Mrs. George Boardman of HermlMon accompanied Mr. Joe Coleman to Portland, where thev spent a week visiting their mothers. Mrs. Sellman and Mr, fcva Mott. , . . Mr. and Mr. Mike Crelghton and family. Baker, spent the week end with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Christiansen and family. . Mr. and Mrs. Dave Callo and son pent the week-end with her folk. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and family. Shoun Honored on Birthday James Awry Shoun celebrated his 861 h birthday Sunday after noon. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Asher. Fossil Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Asher, Sprav. Mr. and Mrs. James C Shoun. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferruchl and son Michael. Mrs. Louella Sherman and daughter Raylene. Pendletoa Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shoun. Walla Walla, and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Shoun. Portland. Four generations were represented at tne celebration Dy james a very Shoun. James C Shoun, Mrs. Joseph Ferruchl and Master Michael Allen Ferruchl. who Is seven months old. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferruchl moved from FINAL NOTICE TO Personal Property TAXPAYERS Deadline For Filing Returns Tuesday, March 2 Oregon law provides that any taxpayers who fail to file a return within the time fixed thereto or as extended by the Assessor SHALL BE SUBJECT TO A PENALTY. Your County Assessor does not wish to charge this ad ditional penalty on any taxpayer, so lefs get those returns in the mail now. Rod Thomson Bud Peck Says: Buy GENERAL N. Jacksonville. N. C to lYndlcton in Juarv A buffet dmm-r was wrved to the many gueala. and Mr. Shoun wa the reclitent if I.. It f t f t al Mr. and Mr. Vane Reedier and family, rortiand. wvre ow. night gueat at the home of his iter. Mrs. Vernon Stewart and famllv Friday evening, Satur day. thev all went to L C.rande and sted overnight with their folk, Mr. and Mr. Floyd Herder. Thev returned to Irrigon Sunday. While in La Grande, they aUo iited Mr. and Mr. Frank Stewart. The Irrigon Blue Bird groups kilned other group In the area fur a Daughter-Dad banquet held at the I'mattila School Cafetorium lat Thursday even ing. Attending rrom irrigort wre Tamela Schmeder. Nora Pourlcr. Chervl Fppenbaugh. Deborah Grochowkt. Greta LeBlanc. Karen Richard. Debra Huwe. Roberta Acock. Danette Leigh ton. Sharon Stewart. Sherl lart low. Prlscllla CoodalL Debbie Keith. Joanne Albright, and Ann GasM-r. The girl were accom panied by their father or es cort for the evening and their leader. Mrs. Jarl Sonsteng and Mr. Dim Lclghton. Mrs. Dan urn n.4 Mr ! LBlanc. as- sUtant leaders, also attended. Un ai Reeve and Mrs. wn Adams were hostesses for a pink mnA Mii shower honoring Mrs. nm.i $ikvnAn last Thursday evening at the Reeves residence rAiinuiniT eame and the own' Ing of gifts, cake, coffee and tea were served to tne guesxs. Dave Graybeal was admitted n r.wl shenherd hospital In Hermlston last Tuesday. Mrs. Ellen Jackson was hos tess for a surprise birthday din Cimrtiv aftpmnon. honoring her mother. Mrs. Charles Rether tnrA r!nc wirie Mr. and Kirs. Rctherford were Chuck and Mary Ann Jackson. Louisa Retherford and Sheryl Witherspoon. Millers Enjoy extensive Trip Mr. and Mrs. C, A- Miller re turned to Irrigon alter pulling their vacation trailer on a 5,000 County Assessor at you 2 General Passenger Tires OR Fo T. . Remps AT REGULAR PRICE Redeemable At Any Meat Counter YOUR GENERAL TIRE DEALER TOD'S THE SEIWlICI Main Effie Miller IT MAIT IXC MAILOW Hlrld over from Ul week I BOARDMAN Mi. FJfi Viiiw-r it at honored on the ite ration of her t.nd birthday Feb. ruarv B. when member of in ladu Aid Sxlctv of Commun ity church held a surprise jsarty for her at the home of her daughter in law, Mr, Ru-U Miller. lTraent were Mr Frorry l.vwn. Mr F-lmer Meaaenger. Mr, Glen Carpenter. Mr, Arntn Hug, Mr, Moreno Root, Mr. S-th Russell. Mr. IVlla lauik tver and Mr. Jim Age. Mr. Miller wa presented with gifts and a birthday cake made by Mr. Lyon. tr an.i Mr. John Bt-rrv are the parent of a five pound, nine ounce daughter, l.en lorena. horn February 4 at the Good Shepherd hoapltal In HermU- ton. Grandparents are ir. and Mr. A. W. Bern" of Lou l v tile, mile trip which took them to California Nevada. Idaho and Arlrona. They toured Disneyland and drove on to San Diego where thev visited their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr. Bob llolden. One of the high lights of their stay In San Diego was when they ruined their son. who Is a first class petty officer aboard the Seaplane Tender Comtuck. and had lunch with the crew on the ship. The Mil lers visited Balboa Park and the San Dteco Zoo and toured Tltuana. Mexico. Thev drove to Elfaso. Texas, and also toured Juaret Mex. They stayed In Thoenix. ArU 10 days visiting Mr. and Mr. Jim Cummlng. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred llolden and family at Wclscr. Idaho, on their way home. Jonjrcoscn Sell Store Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark have purchased Jorgcnsens Groc ery store, and took over the store Monday. Jorgcnsens have moved to their ranch, formerly owned by Dewey. Mr. and Mrs. Lee LeBlanc and Greta. Mrs. Joe Albright and children and Miss Ethel llovlng hoff. drove to Olympla Thurs day and spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mil ler. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Le Blanc are sisters. Saturday even ing, they attended the wedding of the Thomas' daughter. The LeBIancs and family returned to Irrigon Monday. The Assembly of God Church In the area held a Christ Am hnuiHnn Rallv at Irrlcon Sat urday night. Churches were rep resented from Umatilla. Herm ictnn HennnM. Ktanfield. Pen dleton. Pilot Rock. Milton-Free-water, and Weston. Rev. Billie Alsup. Heppner, was speaker for the evening. Menus at A. C Houghton Elementary for the week of Marrh 1 .! ar a follows: Mon- Hav U'hifA hpana hot rolls. tO- matoes, blue berry cobbler; Tues day Hamburger gravy on mashed potatoes, green beans, numrvklri rustard: Wednesday Baked Ham. sweet potatoes, but tered corn, pudding; inursaay Spaghetti, irencn Dreaa, green salad, buttered beets, oranges; Friday Soup, tomato or clam chowder, tuna or peanut Putter sandwiches, peaches and cake. All meals are served with bread and milk. Menu is subject to change. The A. C. Houghton uoocais won a double victory over Ar- lington Grade school Friday ar ternoon. "A" game score was 43 to 25 and "B" game score was 32 to 11. The Bobcats will play Echo at A. C. Houghton Friday afternoon at 2:30. The Riverside Pirates will play Mt. Vernon at Riverside Friday evening, and will meet Weston at Weston Sat urday evening, February 27. AND RECEIVE A IF CM1M Honored On Kv. and Mr and Mr Call Oil man f Jrfterwn City. M't Mr and Mt HandJ Kre have returned hme frtrt 1-rw Ut.m. Idaht Wheie thev wete railed bv the tllne and death Mi Kir rmriHf-r, Mf- Fran ce Mever. rU. who died there February 6 after an lllnea of ti month. Funrial n-rvlce were held In LewUtoit Vbrury 9 Ikatde Mr. Krea. Mr. Mey er t survived ty nine oiner daughter, three aon. 33 grand children and Tti Kreal grand children. A group of person from the Boardman Community Church went lo Irrigon Sunday night for a SlngKplratton at the Bap tit church there. A aped! num ber wa preaented bv Tartna, Cindy and Robin Lowe, CraMtUld Inlbola tlflht At a special meeting of Green field Grange Saturday night. elKht new member were ae eepied and will be Initiated In the find and second degree at the regular monthly meeting February SO. They Included Mr and Mr. IVlmer Hug. Mr. and r Tom limine. Mr. and Mr. Kiel Belanger and Mr. and Mr. Harold Hamscy. Th (..iri.-ra club of Board- man Grade school voted lo have a famllv nlcht tome time in March to rale money for their mimmlnff wroW-ct thi lummri and for the Mav Day program This was done at a meeting lat Thursday. Hostesses were Mr. Don IKiwnev. Mrs. IVlmer Hug. Mrs. Tom Hilling. Mr. Tom Dixon and Mr. Bob Sicard. A thank you letter wa read fmm ih iucond erade for rec ords presented to them. fr tlorman fvhuminn Wll In charge of the pre-schoolers. Mr. Leonard Bedord was hos tess for the Home Economies club of Greenfield Grange at ht-r horn Wednedav. starting with luncheon at 12:3a Mr. Em- mett McKenzie was co hostess. Guests were Mrs. Rollln Bishop. Mrs. John Phillips and Mrs Carl Casper. Announcement was made that the Pomona Grange session would be held here April 21. Hostesses for the February 27 r-arrt rtartv will be Mr. . tj. I Seehafer and Mrs. Bedord; for! the March 12 party. Mrs. Nathan Thorpe and Mrs. Andrew Sklles. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Thorpe In ' Hermiston March 10 at 12:30 p.m. with Mrs. Gerald Martin as co-hostess. Jim Agee ha been a patient In the Good Shepherd hospital ; in itermision ior me vaai iwu weeks, having suffered a stroke at his home here rebruary j. Sharon Donovan, student at EOC. La Grande, spent the week end at her home here. She was accompanied by Connie Harris of Prineville. Other students from EOC home for the week end were Leonard Bedord and Pat Partlow. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Walker were hosts for the annual Sweet heart Dinner of the Boardman Tillicum club Sunday at their home. The affair was for mem bers and their husbands. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tatone, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skou bo, Mrs. LaVern Partlow and Mrs. Zoe Billings. There will be no other meet ing of the club this month, and the next one will be the Arth- Heppner 92nd Birthday l III,- Bcncfil RieaWfatt March o at the home of Mi, ran low. Mr. Claud tYaU wa honored n the ration t.f her binhdav Sunday when a group of friends held a party for her at her home, l-rc&rnt urre Mi. Minion c-f rt-o. Wn, Mr lhile An-...-,. .J IVn.ll.-titn. Mr. Glen Carpenter, Mr. Uutae Karwod, Mr. Zrail GUieapie. mi. vrn llamlliiii. Mr. I loience Hoot and Mi. Iiank Mai low. Retired Teachers To Meet Saturday A special meeting of the Mor row and I'mattila Counties Re llretl Teacher's Alatlon ha been annoumvil fr Saturday, February 27. at the conference room at the airport In IVndle on. according lo Mr. Slvla Morgan, secretary. Tlie group will meel at 12:30 for luncheon and buttneM me-llng. All retired teacher and avioclate memlx-r are welcomu NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK UP ON ENVELOPES GIVE US YOUR ORDER FOR PRINTED ENVELOPES NOW! We Have Just Received A Big Shipment Of THAT for EVERY ALL SIZES We Can Supply You With ANY Specialty-Type Envelope You Need Printed or Unprinted 9lSiig3LS HEPPNER l ie State Tax Agents Offer Aid Here Oregon State T CommUslon .tent, will he al M'"p' county cuithouM. on Tue.da y. March 2. fn.m 9 W lo 1 m l att taxpayer in mma M1 Oregon Income ia !- .Jutam1 fterMn assistance, with their relurn are rrtie- j-. lo romplcle nu.h of he form a sHde U fore 'm'" n for auiamv. WV should also lulng wtih Ihem nle i their ieg return and ... ... I,-: i i-.ui..rl return, ae- coidlng lo Ramon Arnold, aud itor In charge, rcnoicioM office. The INndleton offU-e. located in room H of the Stste Office building. 7i S K,11l?n,"!ll Aenue. IVndletoa will he oien, lo att lpaver. each Mon dav from i- a m. lo UM rwion and from :t P.m. lo IO pnv Taxpayer unable lo meet wun agent may have uucmi-m.. eretl bv telephone. M""'' thraugh Itldav. The 'l,,hl .,r(,fT telephone numter I 2.ttui. extension 41. 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