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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1965)
Kit tntU CAirTTt -TIMES. TnAT. prtl t. IMS Christian Church Services Planned Special services In the Lex ington and Ikppner thrtMUi. ihuirhct through Faster period Mill start Sunday tn the Lrln. ton rhun-h xvtth Charles Add'e man bringing the messages. The M-r i.e will le held through Tuesday at UMngton. each at 8 p m, and thrn Mill tart In the Heppner church Wednesday night and continue through Friday. Each rhurth uUl have a o rial Faster wnlf at U m n that Sunday with the topic. Witnessing tn the Truth about tht liesurrcctlon." Topic lor each of the service are luted elsewhere In this p ler. Cemetery Memorials Sale AU Fries SO", Otf Standard slt 12244, matkrrf will be old lor Ul0 T.O.t. Heppner. Offer good cnlf within 100 mil radius of Hrpynee Void Mar 1 Call or writ lor Wholesale catalogue and price. Portland! Largest Whole sale Finn. Memorial Arts 7825 S. C Folet Kd. Portland . Oregon 97206 771-0783 Nine lone High Students Make School Honor Roll With a grade point average .f 3U.1 Iticrxle Lundelt. lone High school senior, topjed ine school's nine week honor roll. Principal Fxcrctt llolstein ha announced. Nine were Included on the honor roll. Including two sen lor, on lunior. three sopho mores and three freshmi n. Si other student reeeixeT grauc 01 SU7 to I'M which case thorn a B to B pica axvrage. On the honor roll xxere: Senlr Chery le Lundcll. 3 5'J; Sid Zinter. 3.7-' Juniors xhcrilyn Smoue, 172 Sophomores Bernlece Mat thews. 3 NX; Penleoe Matthews. 3SX: Karen Nelson. 3.72. Freshmen K,hv,. fc'01"; 3.63: Janice Snider, 3w; Janet I ma leer. 3.4a Those making B averages In t hided Bonnie Hynd. 3.i; Mark la!vorcn. 3M; Marv Mchol. 3.20: Shlrlev Hicks. 3 07: Stanley llolstein. 303; and Sandra Hoi stein. 3.0A JF YOU need a ruM-r stump Jo anx '.urposc. rail at the l.a ?ette T1ms of f ie. All t le ot tpe. all aires of stamps a ail able promptly. RADIANT SIGN'S that glow In the dark lull variety of mis cellaneous signs for all pur poses. 2V. Now on hand at Gazette-Times office lie RANCHERS AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned and Operated By PAUL N. HANSEN Will be available for assistance with your spraying and fertilizing problems. Will be using a new, high concentrate spray system that is 95 efficient, as compared to 30 efficiency with a boom and nozzle system. This system reduces the amount of 2, 4-D necessary by Vz to Vi, due to complete saturation of the weeds, resulting in a considerable saving to the farmer and a reduced shock to the grain. Inland Chemical Service of Heppner handles the new concentrate 2, 4-D used most effectively for hard to kill weeds and this new spray system. Jaycees Propose New Street Signs l cooperative project to pro xlde new street sign In Heppner wa proiswetl to the eity coun cil Monday night bv the Junior I'namber of Commerce w 1 1 n lave Hadd-sk, J aye rhdtfmsii , f the provt, acting an poke man. lie said that the J.tyev would Install the n-e-siy ktn around town If the city Mill pav the cot of ohtatninj; toenv The organisation ha eon 4h:eted a urvev and estimate that IW alfns are misled at txwt of $tW.S3. They would le Prrelaln-civerel metal and en amel tinrtofcel. Maxor Al Lamb and the eoun ci. e'ptvsMd arpriHiittion fr th. Interesi and vill that the e'umil xvill study trie natter. Heiman f.reen. oxx tier el Mep pner Carnage lisHal. apH-ai-u at lite meeting and a-ke-t permission lr an Increase la minimum monthly charge Vr rai'hage eixice to S2oi) from the present $LN tt eolStH-tton if a 30 gallon container vr k. , The Increase wa unanimously appioxetl. and a new 2 year iontract tx'tween tne coy mm Mr. cn xvtll he executed Itu-orjHT- A ei-r.tract xxlth the rural fire strict was a'so presented to the city hut xvas not signed. iM-ndui): review hy City Attorney 1UI Abrams xvho was not able t.-t b- present at the meeting. T!.e council authorletl an of fer to propert owner xxlth l.ndires tiamageil In IUhhIs o.l Cannon Mroet for the city 10 re store tlie bridge on a contract basis. If agreeable to the own ers, the contract xvould cover tim ivriod not to exceed 10 vear at 3'. interest. City Supt Vic Grwhens said that the two biidges ct)u'd le restored for SvH.i. and It xvas agreed to oflci la,- omtract lor this amount. At the icque.st of Chief of Pol i.v ! - an Oilman, the council aj-revu to pay $133 severance pav to Officer Pat Mollahan jrth'o retired following his shift Sunday after long service with ! the city. Nick Gray has been obtained as a replacement ana is now working on a trial basis, tht Chief said- First city budget meeting xvas set for Friday. Arrirl 23. with ihn v.wHind to follow early in Max. Building permits were IssueJ as follows; Michael Gray, new residence at 540 W. Morgan, S20.000: Charles Phegley, sid inj,, finish room and add drlve wa at 520 S. Main, $2500; and Armond Britt, add porch on trailer at 235 Waterr, 100. COMMERCIAL Name of Team Willow Creek Country Willow Creek Country t"ub Bank of FX) St. Patrick's Heppner Studs First National Bank Garuner's Men's Wear A.L. Daggett Dist. i n n f High Ind. Game Bill John son. 210; High Ind. Series Fr. R H. Beard, 539; High Team GGame. I- O. O. F.. 992; High Team Series St Patrick's, 2843. Colds and Flu Prevent Filling Of Blood Quota Ninety three person present ...I themselves for blood draxv- Incs at the visit of the Krd Cns J Blood mobile at the lempie on Marxh 29. but due to the many cold and case of Influ enza only 77 were able to give. Thu. ihe ouota of plnU xx a "three short of helm? reached. Mrs. trxllle Cutsforth, blo.t program chairman, aald. Four eron re"elel gallon club ptiu. including lantnaid Toll. Bud Marshall. Mrs. Jack iltuth Van Winkle and Mrs John t Mildred i llanna. Mrs. Cutsforth said that hearty thanks are due ihe following for their parts in making the draw ing a sucves: The Hex. Bill Alsup and the women of the Assembly of Gvhl church for the xerv fine Job of contacting and scheduling don on Hie Bank of FaHern Oregon and First National Bank for sponsoring advertising and hand-1 Hemrtch. Beaverton, and iater HOSPITAL NEWS Patients admitted to Iloneer Memorial hospital for medical care during the pat week, then dismissed, were the folhmlng: Patricia Kineald. lone; Janu-s Coxxln, Heppner: Clarence War. ren. Heppner; Joxce Ward, Hepp ner; Beltv Chapman. Spray? Jay llenrv. Heppner; Nina Snyder, Heppner, tmnsferred to St. An thoity hospital, and Greg Ktet mann. lone. Ttuwse who were admitted, and ttill rooelxlng medical care are Ihe following: Hen Co. Heppner: Han McQuarrie, Heppner and Joan Holsteln. lone. Mr. and Mrs. IMnald Fubanks. lone, are parents of a first child, a on. born Sunday. April 4. weighing (J lbs. tl t. He ha been ilxen the name Paran Marshall. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Alice MeOae. Heppner. and pa ternal grandparent are Mr. and Mr. John Fubanks, lone. A second daughter xxa born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Blevln of I'klah on Tuesday April . She has been named Pamela Sue. and at birth weighed 5 lbs., ' 10 She loin a alster, Patricia Kay. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fd Gonty. Heppner. treat grandmother U Mrs. Stella WANT TO SELL SOMETHING? USE A GAZETTE-TIMES WANT AD! VV L 45 11 35 21 30 26 29 27 28 28 21 35 20 36 16 10 - i ... h ' , 'I" w , , , I .! - - 4 t Sf r v B ; "" '" ITM7'- i urn w m : ' f 4 ;"'"'r""' "'"".ws,A I v ':' 'X'&lfaAM, In ""' ""' " "'" ,. , ,'' Who ever heard of an economy tiger ? You dld-lust new. Ifi called the Pontlac Tempest A zippy six that thrives on reg- Tft0 ude-Track ular oas Is standard equipment Feel more tigerish and still want regular-gas econ- - -oW? Pick thV250-hp V-8 engine. The price? A trifle, as tigers go. Look Into It PorttlacTlgeri T. nmujTpy in TMt WW SONNVllLE. STAR CHIEF, GRAND PRIX, CATAUNA, 11, Ul MANS, T0 AN0 TEMPEST . .. COMI TO TieOI 0OUHTRT. SEI THf NSW "(JUTHORIZEO PONTIAC OfcALER, FARLEY MOTOR CO., May and Chase, Heppner, Oregon bills, and the City of Heppner for covet in parking meter for donor use. The :hools for the use of txo writers and for excusing boys and girl who helped. Karen Mc Curdv. Barbara Blake. Kathy llav and lVnna Potter. The assistance of Mr Mervln lonard. Mrs. Dave Haddm-k. Mrs. Jerry Sxxeenev. Mr. Gene Pierce. Mrs. Paul Texxs. Mrs. Kenneth lloblnson. Mr. IVnnis McMillan. Mrs. Theta Stratton and Carolyn Bergstmm for tech nical help. Other volunteers xxho helH'u make the drawing a success Mrs. Art Watklns, Mr. At fetsen, i Mrs. Virginia Turner. Mrs. Bill nal erandnarent are Mr. and Mr. Frank Blexlns of Superior, Mont. AUup. Mr. Flli Pettyjohn; ihe church women xxho did such a ixxondeiful job xxlth the cantwn ' Mr. Kay Talor. Mr. Nick U:ray. Mrs. lxla Brwdlng. Mr. . Klovd Smith, and Mrs. Fix In i Britt The lodge The Flks for the use of the room. donor themselves, "be cause n bhxxl drawing could be a success xvlthout them. ! Anil anvone else xxho helpd but may have been Inadxert entlv forgotten from the above. HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL Presents DRAMA-MUSIC o 3 ONE ACT PLAYS and O HEPPNER HIGH BAND Friday, April 9 8:00 P.M. Heppner High School Multipurpose Room Adults $1 Students 50c iffc U ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY - MM VVd'HU Id MM s before you spend more E PEWWEIrS BOYS' SLIP ON STYLE-SETTERS VALUE PRICED! .5" tlxes 3Vt-6 Neat-fit elastic side panels; neat looking smooth black leather uppers. Long-wear Pentred polyvinyl chloride sales,' heels. Sanitized. PENNEY'S OWN JCP'S FOR ALL THE GIRLS! 2" your choice Our own JCPs . . . made to quality-controlled spec ifications. Cotton duck with correct balance insoles, buff crepe outsoles. Sanitized! Girls' Black Patent Classic For Spring Perfect for school or dress up! Gleaming patent In the classic styling girls love! Black only In sizes 5 to 8. C and D widths. Ladies' Black Glove Leather Flat 4" Lovely new stock of fresh spring shoes JuHt right for Easter. Marvelous Buys! Easter-Fresh Cottons In Jelly Bean Pastels 498 7 to 14 Pert cotton dresses have bodices prettily tucked and bowed . . . full skirts that swing out over nylon marquisette petticoats! In dainty spring time hues: pink, blue, yellow or aqua. Shop Penney's today! Also crrlodorble in 3 to 6x 3.98 21 COATS REDUCED TO .... Laminated knits, laminated twills, seer suckers, corduroys. 5 ONLY WOOL COATS REDUCED TO Lovely new spring pastels. Don't waste a minute. These exciting coat values won't be here long! 1488 88
