Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR
About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1965)
Htttnt CAZZTTZ TlMtS. TWfwWrf. April i. IMS SPRING 1 ' ll -J AND Vt (FLOS FARTS) Standard BRAKE JOB $9.95 (FLUS SHOES) With Sclf-Adjusting Brakes . . . $jQ95 WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS am A HANDSOME LOOK for a SUITS From 95 To $ GOODYEAR TIRES DELCO BATTERIES Wes' Richfield FH. I7t99fl HEFFNEB JUST IN TIME TOR EASTER SPRING HATS GARDNER'S MEN'S WEAR "The Store ol Personal Senrion" PR. 676-9218 Out (c WITH JEWELRY 0$ 2 I for Your NEW OUTFIT Fino Selection Low Prices MVr & JEWELERS 1 JLLULTLd FLATS - HEELS $3.95 To $6.95 ft 75 f 1 J ? I NEW LOW KODAK FILM PRICES SLIDES Kodachrome D $1.94 (20 EXP.) Kodachrome D $2.79 (M EXP.) Kodachrome X $2.12 (20 EXP.) Ektachrome X .... $2.12 (20 EXP.) Ektachrome Hi-Speed .... $2.48 (20 EXP.) MOVIE 8 MM Roll Kodachrome II $2.40 8 MM Mag. Kodachrome II $4.10 MAILERS Pk 20 -$1.49 Pk. 36 -$2.45 Pk. 59 -$1.49 Pk. 60 -$1.29 Humphreys Rexall Drug EASTER ITEMS GALORE V -t- mm r il ' I I EASTER PLAIN OR FILLED CANDY NOVELTIES CARDS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, VASES FOH MAKING YOtJH OWN AHRANGE-MENTS. SEE OUR HANGING BASKETS PATENTS AND NEW GRAINS We Gie S&H Cron Stamp Ph. 67S-9200 Heppner GONTY'S LAIRDS' Harold and Arolene PH. 676-9417 OR 676-3960 Officer Pat Quits After Long Duty (Continued from page 1) Heppner In 192!) to Elsie Owen, and they have four children three sons and a daughter. Their sons have pretty much followed In the father's foot steps, all being In uniform. Bob, who has three sons, is serving with the Air Force in Germany, and his family is with him. John served In the military police service In Virginia and Is now night officer on the Heppner police force. Lnrry Is a ikjIIcc man In San Francisco. The daughter, Mary, Is Mrs. Don McClure, wife of Heppner High track coach. John has two children, Mary has four and Lar ry three, making 12 grandchild ren in Pat's family. Officer Pat Rtarted working for the city in 1940 as a patrolman under Chief Albert Schunk. In 1912 he went to the county to work as a deputy under Sheriff John Fulten. At that time Sher iff C. J. D. Bauman was on leave .trom the office for a hitch In the 4kabees. Fuiten Is now a minis ter and lives In Coos Bay. Pat came back to the city in 1915 and worked for a time in the water department. About four years later he returned to the city police force and became chief about 19-19. After five years in this capacity, he chose to step down to the post of relief man, which he has held since. During the 25 years as an of ficer, the big irishman has had many experiences of interest but, with a twinkle in his eye, said that he prefers not to talk about them. "Yes, I've always gotten along good with the kids here," said Pal. "They're a nice bunch of youngsters. The worst they do is violate traffic laws." When Pat was born In Ire land, his given name was mere ly "Patrick," without a middle Initial. But when he was Initia ted into the Elks lodge here 45 years ago, tne fraternal order provided him with tne middle Initial "A" in order to keep him separate from two other Pat Mollahans in the lodge, now both deceased The initial has stuck but no name goes with It. There have been quite a few changes through the years, and some differences in the people. For Instance, there Is much less drunkenness than there used to be, Pat says. With his experience and level headedness Mollahan has been valuable on the police depart ment for his counsel and advice. "Whenever we have had a ser ious problem, we could always sit down and talk It over with Pat." said Chief Gilman. "We knew that he would give us Morrow County CROP-WEATHER SUMMARY (For week ending April 2) Soil moisture supply ode quote. Spring seeding com- file ted In most cases. Some ate areas and fields on bor derline left. Moisture from snow of last week, with warm er days and nights above f reexing, hare retu lted in crops making some growth this week. Spring wheat and barley are 90 per cent seeded but spring oats hare not yet been seeded. Calving and lambing 90 per cent complete Hay supplies adequate in county but some operators buying. Some cattle out on range no hay left no money to buy. Spring has been slow coming; however, things are looking better. Farmers are behind in spring work due to extra work brought about by repairing flood runofif damage. WHY YOU SHOULD EUY Enjoy Eating At some good and soUnd' advice." During the time Officer Molla han. has served under Gilman, there has never been a cross word between the chief and Of ficer Mollahan. "Ik Is Just one of the very finest," said Dean. 'Ufter Pat was born, I think they broke the mould." And the chief would get a great deal of local support for that statement. BUSINESS FORMS Iliminott the hit and bother of ttuy eaibon paptr In your bei Mll formi lyilim. Buy NCI Paper (No Cotban ttquired) Uxml Gtt deon, cltor copiai without having to handle tar bone evtrl Handle NCI Paptr copiai to your htort'i cenltnt. Thay won't imwdga or imtar. Cleonlinen and NCtt Paptr art lynonyinovt. With NCI Paper, yovt will save lima and effort, too. Original end copiti ore picked vp at e . V ' complete unit, ready to pretest. Iniertien, extraction and die petal ol cotboni ore eliminated. . ' . NCI Paper provides ep to lira i hondwfilten copieii I of more with butintu mochinet. And He carbon paper reqtfred! Gazette-Times, Heppner I You'll The agon p Open 5 a. m. - 7 Days A Week : v lRooqti Available For Parties, Clubs and Special Occasions " NOW UNDER MANAGEMENT OF MRS. RUBY MOSER
