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Newspaper Page TextHirrmi GAirmc -Tints. Thndr. Aptx tx mi pjn0 Clinics Set In School! Next Week Planning Consultant Eyes Irrigon's Future tj LaVrttt PA8TL0W IRRIGON Joe KoxlovtkL Planning Consultant of Lake O wego. met with the City of Irrt son Thunnlay evening, to pre Kent a comprehensive plan for the City of Irrigon and adjoin Inr area. Kozlovskl treed again that the city would remain a real dentlal city as oppoaed to In dustrtal but stated the city would cam residents from In dustries In surrounding areas. He mentioned that when the John Day dam was completed, and the pool formed much beauty would be added. Also, when the Corps of Engineer constructs park facilities along the river, the city will have a strong recreation appeal. The Irrigon Lions Club ad journed its Thursday evening meeting early In order to alien the City riannlng meeting. Visit' Ing guests attending with the Lions Club were President Carv Swanson and Joe VVllhelm of the College Place Lions club. FTA Hears Coocert; Elects Officers for Next Tear The A. C. Houghton beginner and Junior bands presented concert at the Monday evening PTA meeting, under the dtrec tion of Al Reeves. The beginner band played assorted exercises by John Kinyon, and the Junior band presented a variety ot numbers. In the business session pre ceding the concert, PTA officers elected for the next school year are: Mrs. Konaid black. Board- man, president; Mrs. Benjamin Pourier. Irrigon. vice president; Mrs. Shirley Zielinskl. Board- man, secretary, and Mrs. Ewald Ritzer, Irrigon. treasurer. Follow In? the band concert, cookies, coffee and punch wer cserved to the audience. The city budget committee met at the council room Tues day evening, and approved the city budget for fiscal year 1906., A public hearing will be held at the council room on May 11. 7:30 p.m.. for the purpose of adopting the budget. There will be a meeting at the old Irrigon school building Tues day. May 4. at 7:30 p.m, to de termine how many men would be interested in attending school sessions in Pendleton on volunteer fire fighting. All men of the community are urged to attend. Patricia Stephens of Umatilla was an overnight guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Ern est Stephens, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snyder and family attended a Citizens Band club at Columbia Park in Kenne wick Sunday afternoon. The "Gospel Evangelaires," a ladies evangelistic team, will hold a service at the Irrigon Assembly of God church Fri day evening, April 30, at 7:30 pjn. The ladies will present special music, and will show pictures taken on their Alaskan tour. Mrs. Warren McCoy, Mrs. Paul Slaughter and Mrs. Bill Gray beak attended the Umatilla County Ladies Home Extension Achievement day at the Herm iston Catholic parish hall Fri- LIVESTOCK LOSSES amevet to ver $2 Billioa aaaiiafly. ( according. taUSPA ntiitute) ' 'S3 USE OUR LIVESTOCK SUPPLY DEPARTMENT i It is dtignd to MfH ye in year Livestock DiscaM Prevention Program, WI r-EATURf VACCINEG and SUPPLIES HUMPHREYS Rexall Drug PR. 676 -96 1 0 Heppner day. It was an all day nwllni with noon luncheon. Rev. John H. Kenney, P?'or of the Irrigon Assembly of God church, attended an all day fellowship meeting of the As acmbly of God churches at Mitchell on Monday. Mrs. Jarl msteng and Mrs. Don Lelghton. Blue Bird leaden. took the following gtrla to a ongfest at the HcrmUton Civic Recreation tenter Thursday: Pamela Schmeder. Edvthe Bra set Nora Pourler. Greta Le- Blanc. Cheryl Eppenbaugh, Deb bie GrochowskL Danette Lelgh ton. Karen Richards, Shcryl Part low, Roberta Acock. Sharon Stew- art. Debbie Keith. Ann Gasser. Debra Huwe. Prlsctlla Goodall. Mrs. Oil Is Lathrop. who was hospitalized at the Pendleton Community Memorial hospital for 10 days due to a hemorrhage of the eye. was able to return to work at the Umatilla Inland Empire Bank Monday. Vernon Stewart, who spent three months at an Ordnance School at Savanna. HI., arrived in Irrigon early Saturday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stew- art, Sharon and Tommy, drove to La Grande Sunday and vis ited his folks. Mx. and Mrs. Frank Stewart, and her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rceder. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Whltakcr of Scappoose. spent the week end with Mrs. Whltaker's sister. Mrs. Lloyd Cooley. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie N. Smith spent the week-end In Portland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith and family. Mrs. Vernon Dillon accompan ied Mrs. Stan Turner of Hermis- ton on a trip to Mansfield. Ohio, where they visited relatives of Mrs. Turner, and on to Lexing ton. Ky where Mrs. Dillon met an aunt for the first time. The two ladies returned home through St. Joseph. Mo., and Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Merle St John of Umatilla called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ritzer and family and Mrs. Alice Smith Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Elgin and Ronald returned to Irrigon after taking a trip to Burlington, Iowa, where they vsited Elgin s folks Mr. and Mrs. George Elgin, and Mt. Pleasant. Iowa, where they visited Mrs. Elgin's father. L. E. Conard. and other relatives. Menus at A. C Houghton school for the week of May 3 to 7 are as follows: Monday Clam chowder or potato soup, lunch meat and Jelly sandwiches, cot tage cheese and peach salad, apple cobbler; Tuesday Chili beans, corn bread, spinach, strawberry shortcake; Wednes day Ham boats, mashed po tatoes, creamed peas, applesauce and cake; Thursday Eighth grade surprise: Friday Mac aroni and cheese, buttered car rots, deviled eggs and fruit salad. All meals are served with bread and butter and milk. Menu is subject to change. A. C. Houghton and Elemen tary won over lone grade school in a baseball game played at the A. C. Houghton ball diamond Friday, by a score of 6-5. A. C. Houghton will play Stanfield Friday, April 30. at 2:30 p.m. Riverside will play lone at lone Thursday, April 29, Weston at Riverside Tuesday, May 4, and Stanfield at Stanfield Friday, May 7. at 7:30 p.m. The final immunization clinic will be held at A. C. Houghton schoool on Wednesday, May 5, at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 5, has been neaignated by the Morrow County Health Department as the date for the third and final Immunliatlon clinic fur Morrow county schools, it Is announced by Mrs. Lowell Chally, county puMic health nur, TJ.e falM-dul U as foilo. Heppner tirade School, ft: 45 am. with Heppner High school to follow; lone urade and High schools, 10:O0 am.; A. C Hough ton Elementary at trrtfon at 11:30 am. and River ide High school at Boardman at 1:00 p.m. Public Reception By Holly Lodge Honors Member Kinzua is Home For Newlyweds Married Friday Public Notlcti IT VttClKlA KCUO LEXINGTON The lodge room of Holly Rrbekah Lodge was the scene of a reception Sunday af ternoon, April 11. honoring Mrs. A.r. Majctke. who has been ap pointed to the office of color bearer at State Kebekah Assem bly In Portland. The room was decorated with spring flower, with card tables centered with small arrange ments. The serving table was centered with a beautiful sheet cake decorated with pink roses ana green leaves, the Kebekah colors, and trimmed In blue, with the writing. "Congratula tions. Frelda" and the edgings of the cake In blue. On each side ere blue randies in silver holders, with silver service and crystal punch bowls at each end. Pouring for the afternoon were Mrs. Archie Munkers. Mrs. Al Fetsch and Mrs. Pete Mc.Murtry. all of Heppner, and serving cake was Mrs. CC. Jones. In care of the guest book was Mrs. Earl Warner. Hostesses were. Mrs. Alonzo Henderson and Mrs. Flor ence McMillan. Assisting were IX THE CIRCUIT COUtT Of THC I TATC Of OREGON TOR THE COUKTT Or MORROW Al ri?T I ttTALII U'll i till I J KENNY and MAIUOK1E T, KENNY. huUan1 and wife, Plaintiffs va. MYRA GATI KINZUA In a single ring The unknown heirs of ELIZA crrrmonv perfumed by Justice It ATIX Deceased, also all other of the lYace Fred Edward In persons or parties unknown ruil Friday afternoon, MU I claiming any right, title, estate, Norma t ox, daughter of Mr. and Hen or Interest In the real pro Mrs. An hie I ox of ktnxua. be- perty described herein, Delen rame the bride of William dants. Stephens, son of Mr. and Mrs. TO: Myra Gates; The un R. IX Stephens of Wleser, Idaho. known heirs of Ellia Galea, le Attendants for the rodde ceased, and all olher persona were Mrs. Paul Oyler and Mr. or P!!? no;n. c'Vmln Arvhie r nv right, title, ettate, lien or . i ... . interest in me real property ue The vounc couple will make uik i ,. 1,r. their home In Kinzua where n, DEFENDANTS: mil is employed ov Kinzua iv Tiir Mini- tiip qtiti OF OKEi;ON: SOMMONS 1 ou are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you In the Corporation. Mr. and Mrs. Fermer Hank were business visitors to The Dalles Wednesday. Mrs. Drrral Hint and Mrs. VI n cent Allen wrre tn Heppner entitled Court and Cause Tuesday for medical care. within four weeks from the date Mr. and Mrs. C. L. flack were ursi puoucauon or mis In Portland last week end and ummons ana ir you ran to ap then wnt on ia Walla Walla pear and answer, for want there Wn. to Utt Don McConnell and ,n r''nlff 'M PMy o to Touchet, Wn. tn visit Mr. and ou 'or Prx Mm. Clarence Brltton. jel for In the said complaint, to Georee Smith of Vernonla wit: for a decree that the plain was In town Saturday ertvuntr tiff are the owners In fee lm m . . . i ? . . f i . s a .it i .a 1 1 a menus and to do a little f!h 1,1 " lonwmg urTii-u Ing. He had come up to ge thu property: Je'P. Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman and family went to Stanfield Sunday afternoon to take their son 1c home after being here to attend the Junolr Senior iTom. Mrs. Don MeOmnell and hi Wren went to Walla Walla Saturday morning to spend the weekend with Mr. Met on net!. They were accompanied by Mrs. l-ce Homing who Milton-Freewater to tivr-s and friends The Southeast Quarter of Section 9: the West Half of the Southwest Quarter and the South Half of the North west Quarter of Section 10; all In Township 2 South. Range 27. Emt of the Wil lamette Meridian. And that the plaintiffs are the owners In fee simple of the said land, free of any right, title. estate. Hen or Interest of you ''I . . M ... went to n "cn ou na ,nal ou vlst rela- or nV on or 'ou n,ve no r,Kni tine, estate, lien or inu-rvsi in Hawthorne School, I, Into I it S hool. Sherwrani Heights all be Ing In Umatilla County. At this time there will be sub. milled to the legal voters of the Area Educational DUtricta the queMlon of riatlllung a tax levy for the fiscal year, I'.X.V 'AA for the sum of $';4l,lW(H) as ermllled by Section 11, Art L ie XI of the Constitution of the Stale of Oregon, which aald l"r IikI commences on July 1, IMS n.t on. la n lnn In lllUt m rA said levy shall be piaced upon the VMi 60 Awienament Roll and said taxe will b due and pay- '.i5. Feb- Tho Ai-iiirw r.r.t ri..i. the said land or any part there entertained Friday evening by of nl rfp-"lly restrain and Mrs. Virginia Sitton at her home, enjoin you and each of you. oh t.tr ,.in,wi.. in., i vour neirs ana iweiu. irom Mrs. Charles Collev. Mrs. Gene May Nlstad. low to Pat Hvati T sertlng or claiming any right. .oie ana Mrs. rJertna Hunt. nt floiin in, Ann Achr title, estate. Ilcn or interest in 4 iiusc i3iui); wrrr ail pee scnted with lovely ribbon cor sages by the honoree, Mrs. Ma leske. Out-of-town callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Terney, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Scheer and Mr. and Mrs. K. H. IMeschell all of Pen dleton. Mrs. Pete McMurtr'. Mrs. Larry took. Mrs. Lucille Par rish. Mrs. Frank Avers. Mrs. Pru dy Casebeer, Mrs. Gerald Rood, Mrs. Norah Rasmus, and Mrs. Earl Gilliam, all of Heppner, relatives and friends from Lex ington, and her grandson Don ald Ma leske. a student at Pa cific University In Forest Grove. Lily May Nwtad. High for bridge the a,d ,and 0l.ny,p1.t1,,,h'r, went to Meridel Wham. Others "i. ; '" enjoying this evening were Vlr- ThU summons is served upon glnla KeUo. Arlene Schroeder. 'ou bV publication thereof for Marie Wall. Helen Ostrander. f,,ur consecutive weeks In the Margaret M,-Connell. Naurlne Heppner Gaettr Times by or Benson, and Mar Boring. dcr of h onoble Paul W. Mrs. Louis Lorcncel uont tn j'ikv oi inr vuu,.., The Dalles Monday to bring nome Mrs. Troy Carey and daughter Nanette who had spent several days there be- cause of the babies Illness. The Doubledcck card club met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Virginia KeLso as hostess. High was won by Ada Schell. low by Margaret McConnlel and the traveling prizes bv Ada Schell and Marge Asher. Grand high went to Vonnie Brownine and gTand low to Ada SchelL Others playing were Virginia Sitton. MarJ Boring. La Vina Con ner. Helen Wright. Bonnie Camp bell, Lily May Nlstad. and Kath ryn Flack. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Duane Dc Frees and family dur ing the week end Mrs. DeFrees parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daoust and children of Pilot Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crowell of Priest River, Idaho spent the Co-op Biddies Meet Set at Rebekah Hall Due to the school election Monday, the Lexington Co-op Biddies will meet in the Rebekah hall at Lexington Monday, May 3. instead of at the city hall. The meeting will be at 1:30. work will be done on Mem orial Day decorations, and those attending are asked to bring floral material, greenery, wire and pliers. IT PAYS TO BE t& 1 S? 9 V ,a,aV 3l-vVv0 WE'LL BE GLAD TO COMPLETE YOUR Crop-Hail Application NOW TO PROVIDE FULL SEASON COVERAGE TURNER, VAN MARTER AND BRYANT INSURANCE Beppner Phone 676-9652 Three Links committee of Hoi- ly Rebekah Lodce met in the hall April 15. for Its reg ular meeting. The afternoon was spent preparing for initiation. A short business meeting was held with the vice-chairman. Mrs. Charles Colley, presiding. Plans were made for a cake walk and card party May 1. The money received will be used to helD sena tne two delegates, Mrs. Al tetscn, and Mrs. Alonzo Hender son, and the recommended Dis trict Deputy President Mrs. W. E. McMillan to the State Assem- oiy in roruana. mzes win be nast wb with Mr mH in given and refreshments will be Don Brock. The Brocks took the served. A beautifully decorated Crowells as far as Spokane on uuwiuay tane was st-rvcu non-I thplr way home Sunday. oring Mrs. rlorence McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Doval Hubbell Airs. A. F. Majeske was hostess and family visited relatives and for the afternoon. friends in Hood River and The iurs. c. jones, Mr. and Mrs. Dalles during the week end. unaries raaoerg and child- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grogan -,.v nuiiMj iiciiuu i ui wesion spent inursaay visu- son were Hermlston callers ing with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell recently. Sharp. ine Amicitia club met at the Mr. and Mrs. John Hawk took home of rMs. Gene Cole the their daughter Florence to Con night of April 15. Those present don Thursday for treatment of were Mrs. wm. j. vanwinKie, blood poison In her hand Mrs. jor Davidson, Mrs. Ed Mrs. Ralph Medlock went to Baker, Mrs. O.W. Cutsforth, Mrs. Bend Wednesday as one of the noser uampDeu, Mrs. tiaon raa- chaperones for the Seventh perg, Mrs. Koy Martin and the Grade on a trip to attend a con hostess. Prizes were won bv Mrs. ferpnr-P nn Smnkin? and Can iviarun, Mrs. uaviason and Mrs. cer at the Pilot Butte Inn Campbell. Frank DeMeritt was released Bobby Fetsch spent a week- from the HeDDner hosoltal Sat end recently in Portland visiting urday where he had been under nis sister miss Marlene Fetsch treatment, who is employed there. Stanley Benson, Bill Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson and Kenneth Norrls went to motored to Grandview on Portland Monday evening to April la, where they attended take their physicals under Selec me memorial services lor Mr. tive Service. Viail have returned home after Bill Benson. Jr.. of Albany. Lexington. ' Mr. and Mrs. Vern Georgia is visiting with Mr. and Viall have returne dhome after Mrs. Louis Lorengel. Bill is here a week there. New Records Set First National By and at Umatilla on a thirty day leave. Robert Reid and daughter Ro berta and grandson Robbie spent the week-end at Hermls ton. Court of Morrow County. State of Oregon, which said order was made and entered the 27th day of April. 19fi5. and the first date of this publication Is the 29th day of April. 1WB. MA HONEY At ABRAMS Attorneys for Plaintiffs Post Office Address: Heppner. Oregon (9 12c) NOTICE OP SCHOOL ELECTION STATE OF OREGON UMATILLA-MORROW BLUE MOUNTAIN AREA EDUCATION DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that a regular election has been called by the District School Board of the Blue Mountain Area Educa tion District of Umatilla-Morrow Counties. Oregon, the said elec tion to he held In the said Dis trict and State on the 3rd day of May, between the hours of 2:00 P. M. and 8:00 P. M. In the following voting places: Hepp ner Elementary School, the Irri gon Elementary School, lone High School. Riverside High School. Lexington City Hal!, Ruggs Polling Place, all being In Morrow County; and Umatilla Elementary School, the Hermlston Junior High School, Stanfield High School, Echo Elementary School, Helix Elementary School, Adams Ele mentary School. Athena Ele mentary School, Weston Elemen tary School, McLoughlin Union High School, Umapine Elemen tary School, Ukiah Elementary School, Pilot Rock Elementary School, Washington School, Boardman Sailor Aboard Minesweeper Gunner's Mate Third Class Bruce I. Munger, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Munger of Route 1, Boardman, Is serving aboard the ocean minesweeper USS Energy, presently at Sublc Bay in the Republic of the Phil ippines. The Energy Is scheduled to dc part for Australia to participate in the 23rd annual coral bca Festival, lasting the month of May. The festival commemor ates the Battle of the Coral Sea. Durlner the celebration, the Energy will visit ports In Aus tralia and Tasmania. First National Bank of Ore gon's earnings for the first auar ter of 1965 approached the rec ord established during the first quarter or 1964, at was announc ed by Ralph J. Voss, president. Voss also revealed the bank established new all time records in deposits, loans and resources. Compared with the first quar ter of 1964, deposits climbed more than $114 million to a new high of $1,133,123,802. They al so exceeded the December 31, 1964 total which was $1,132,979, 988. The bank's 101 statewide offices reported loans outstand ing on March 31 of $699,146,049, a gain of more than $57 million over the last March total of $641,934,895 and also $20 million greater than year end figures. Resources continued to top the $1 billion mark with a record total of $1,261,449,566. "For the first three months of 1965, expanded loan volume made possible by growth in de posits largely offset the increased expense attributable to higher interest Da id on time deDosits." For Weed Spraying CALL ON Slip, MEL B0YER - - - .... Owner Gar Aviation Spraying-Dusting-Fertilizing Seeding DRY OR LIQUID FERTILIZER APPLICATION. STANDARD OR HIGH DENSITY SPRAY APPLICATION. A GOOD JOB AT A FAIR PRICE You Can Find Us All Year Around AT THE LEXINGTON AIRPORT Phone 989-8422 able on November 15, 1 ruary 13, VM May 13, IVHtf and Auguit 13. HM41. The reason for entahlUhlng th la tax lew are for the pay ment of teacher and adminis trator's salaries, supplies and equipment for the rlamrooma, oiertlon ctmta of the actiooi plant and amount! required for th navment of teacher retire ment obligations all a required bv the Laws of the Mat oi Oregon. The vote ihall be by ballot. upon which shall be marked "fa Uvy" I I and th word Yer" and Tax wvy no ine word "No" and the voter shall place a cross (with an X In It i between the word Tax Ivy" and the word "Yea" or between the word. "Tax Levy and the word "No- whichever Indicate his choice. AT THIS FLECTION WK WII-I ALSO VOTE TO ELECT TWO DIRECTORS FOR A 4 YEAR TERM. Voters shall vote In the pre clnct listed which closest ap roxlmatet their regular School District or Union High Dlslrlct Vottnc Poll. Bv the order of the District Board of the Blue Mountain Area Education District of Umatilla-Morrow Counties. Oregon. Made this 7th day of April, 1965. Mike Kilkenny, Chairman Ralph McEwcn Mrs. Verne Dale Brent Horn RuHsell Dorr an Robert Abrama Oren Allison Attet: Robert Hawk Clerk April H. 21. 1063 (9 c Nonet or iUDcrr COMMITTEE MIARJNO Th Budget Committee of tht lloppner Cemetery Maintenance DUI r let haa acheduled a puhllo meeting at I' M-. Friday, May 14th. l&ttt, at the Ilrptmer Clt y IUII for i'i purpoa of re. reiving and comtlderlnfr the Budget Metmage and Budget Ivteumenta for the fUcal year, Anv tH'raon mi appear and d lacuna the proiKwed flcl pro gram of I he City of Heppner with the budget Committee at that time. DATED: April 29th, ELAINE 8. GEORGE. Budget Officer. 9 e notice to cxEsrrou NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned haa been duly appointed bv the County Court of the Stale of Oregon fur Morrow County, Stale of Oregon, as administrator of the estate of Arthur Keene, deceased, and hai qualified. All pereoru having claim against the estate of aald de eeaed are hereby required - to preent urn with proper vouch er duly verified to trie under signed at the office of Winter and Baire, Heppner, tJreron. within all month from the date hereof. Dated and first published thll 8th day of April li3. BRYCE KEENE. 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