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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1965)
Ruggtci Attend Insurance Meeting Mr. and Mrs V. A. Ilutfglrs "I Kt'trcir insurance Aiii'itey, lli'xirr, Hill attend llil wrrK a niNMlum nrt perMinal aviation lUka, VkiukiiKMi'a rtiun'Hllin Idmi, and Ixillfr ni machliifry rovrra June 17 I. at Thn Vll Ujjf iltnn In Cuitar tlrm. Ium'kW U a tVMIflcd Iniurancr A.TIlt. Tli two-day Irctur wtkidii.p program U MinirtH ty tli Oregon Aaaorlatlitn of Imu-prn-iteni Inauranc Amenta ami hat lxrn planned ly th 1M mem ber Certified Inatirance Agents' group in irie atatc t IA are tlKMuf agenta holding t tirlr In dustrya coveted tritf riAttun hy virtue or mi gradual stury seminar attendance, ami ,y pnamnff a written fkamlnalii.ii admlriifctered acml annually. Only 4d rcglstranta ran attcn Ihe Thursday rrlday mci-tin? oufl 10 apart limitations, accord Inn to aymixMlum chairman M. I.. Hamilton. CIA, Ihigan Hamilton Co.. f Mi.Mlnnville The Itugglea will return Sunday after leaving for the conference Wedncaday. Jay Sumnsr. who baa bau taking gradual work at th University of California at Ua Angeles. arrlvrl her Saturday lor a Vint and later look hla mother. Mm. Cal Sumner, to Portland for a vUlt. lie will tak her horn t Prlncvlllo la ter this Week. Jack Sumner of (orvallla flew to lleppner Frl day, bringing hla aUter. Laura l Sumner, who completed her sophomore year at th L'nlvrr Ity of Oregon, with him. They were accompanied by Laura friend u Hudson of Wal ton. Laura Lee and Hudson drove back to Eugene after spending the weekend here. She eapeeta to work there dur ing the aummer. Mr. Jack Sum ner had driven to lleppner In midweek, and ahe and her hua band will ajcnd the aummer here. i Lions fo Install Officers June 26 lone IJ.nu will hold ihelr an nual Installation on the evening of Saturday, June JM, they have aninniiKf.l Uriiiii will inecede the Installation and Cy rnklnt of Hood lUvrr will bo matter of rrreiniinlea. Knit liuhop will Ik InMaMed a president, awveedlritf Tr ra imateer, I niter oinccrs are ln ItrUtow, fiikl vice president lHn l.lnnell. second Vic prel dent; Harold Snl.l.r, third vie ielilfiit ; Milton Morgan, tall iMUter; David liakrr. lion tamer; arm itay iWiyce, secretary Ireaa urer. Car Swanaori and Herman Winter will Im Installed as din e lora for one year: anl Jirn liar nett and Charlea O'Connor will be Inhtalle.l at director lor two year a. Take Part in Daiaar A rroun of Mron Interested In Artdiikle Mountain kl run will iartlcltate In the Sidewalk ll.i a a r on Friday and Saturday. July 9 and 10, Bob Henry an nounrea. Tliey will ojerata tha ouriK tariK.-- noi.i a car wah. and have a bake nale. Some volunteera are needed for tlumc lank duty, he aald. I'rweeda from theM ai tlvltlea will In used to help defray rout of oieratlng tu to the akl run during the next winter kcaon. Corbin Joins Ford Bert Corbin ha atarted work at an automoblli aalexman for lleppner Auto Salei. Inc., Karl Ayrea. owner of the firm, an nounrea. He will be aaaoclated In the tale department with Dave narnctt. aalea manacer. Salemen In Condon are K'verett Kelthley and Jark Iknrr. Corbin Invltea all hla friend to come and aee him at lleppner Ford nd Invito everyone to come In and get acquainted. To Please Father Every Day . Sec Our New COUCH and CHAIR SETS $169 to $36900 Recliners 99 to $149 Look At These Specials For The Whole Family Mn. J. C. Walton Diet in Grandview Mra, 1, C. Walton died Mon day. June II, in (irandvlew, Wn . at Hie home of Iter daughter and aon In law, Mr. and Mia. I'aul 1 Warren. Vella tcvln Walton waa lrn ovlrllr 'il, IhhJ, near Ifcd. Ivar. Mo Slie waa atill a amall lH4 wiim hf-r oarrn's. Mr. and Mra. M. J. 1-Iii, arne lo Ihla Part of the WeM to make the family home. Iieing Idoneera of ioe irra, iney nnare a j-an in lie niMory or lleppner. Vella lirvln reieived her edu rallrm In the lleppner I'ubllc MhiMd, L'raduatlnK in rt In a nana of five. One merriler f Ihla dan waa Un tillllarn, who a 1 1 1 1 Uvea In lleppner. She homentcaded a mal acre ajre adjoining her father'a ranch which he later purchased and which la now known aa the Kirk It lobln!on ranch. In Y. ahe married J. dalr Walton and for a lime they made their home In lleppner. oratln a farm In the Black, hora aertlon. Clalr'a brother. Will Walton, and wife both loM their Uvea In the mi fhxxl. The Waltona mved to Yakima Valley after the birth of their flrt child. Tliero Clair Marled worn in tne rupreaa orrice, a ixmition he held until hla death In June, liM'j. Mra. Walton for many yeara owned and oprated a groi-ery More In 'aklma. A year a-o her health beran to fall and ahe re mained In the home of her daughter. Alene. Funeral aervlcea were Tliura- day, June 17. at the Hap Smith Mortuary in Grandview with burial hettldc her hukband In the! family plot In Yakima. Anionir nurvlvora are two daughters Mra. W. R. Urenel Sheckler of Klchland, Wn.; and Mra. Paul J. (Alenei Warren of (irandvlew; four al.ntcni, Mra Iitha Archer of lleppner, Mra Oral (Tenat Scott and Mra. hi N. tAltha) Kirk, both of Ik-rm Hon. and Mm. W. II. fDensal Hofktetter of Monmouth. PrcH-edlnK her In death In VM'J were a brother, ). A. I)evln. and a Mater, Ora Wyland, both of lleppner. Houghton School Has Graduation For 22 Students I Iffftf over from ai week) Bt LaYCLLX FARTLOW IKIUi; Twenty two atu (tirita graduated from A. C. Houghton Klementary acnool lat Tliurvlay rvirilmr at trad uatlon rierclea In the k ti..l alitor lum Invocation waa of fered hy IteV. (gn Hath. Havl.l Sthmedcr ai ted aa maa- ler of ceremonlea durlnjf th evening. He Introduced Anita rumrrw l. who rave the welcome. followeil by the Ui hUlory by Kay lluaon. Ana Sue Ix-kley read a corn;Klllofi, and the cU will waa by Karen Irwin and Rich- ard Hi an. Gary Hunter recited a HMm, and Terrl S4-nn read the claaa prophecy. Mike Fo4-y Kike on the importance of ef ucatlon. and Tonl Zleinkl gave uie farewell auarcsa. Cert If Ira tea were presented bv Ralph Skoubo, member of th Morrow county aehool loal. and Harvey Warner, a'ao a m'mtcr of tne Morrow county achool board, preaented the clti f nkhlp award tmphlea to Kay HuHon and Mike FoM-y. T3i In-nedlct ln waa given by Rev. Herman Burg. Mla lUm Hookier played the procci.onal and re ( khlonal mukic. Public Noticei nonce Notice Or FINAL la hereby HEARING Urn that 3-Picco BEDROOM SET IN WALNUT WITH SIMMONS MATTRESS Reg. $380.00 Now Only $27900 Good Assortment OCCASIONAL CHAIRS 519.95 59950 Hardman News By ALTA STEVENS HARDMAN Mra. Charlolte Walker left June 7 for a ahorl lsit with her Mn and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kc. sell In Walla Walla. Wn. She continued on by plane the next Mr. and Mra. Pantella Vron tekia and baby aon. Jeffrey, Sa lem, ap-nt the week-end with her folka. Mr. and Mra. Harvey Wamer. While In Irrlgon, Mr. and Mra. Vrontakla had the-r baby, Jeffrey Conatantine. dedi cated during Sunday mornlnc amice at the Aasembly of Go-I church. Officiatine minister waa Rev. John II. Kcnney. Mr- and Mrs. Vrontakla and Jeffrey re turned to Salem Monday. James L. Guerln, aon of Mn. William E. Graylieal, Irrion, ar rived here Friday to upend a por tion of a month vacation. He will also visit his father, Clar ence V. Guerln, Umatilla. James I. Guerln retired from the U. S. Navy after nearly 20 years of ac tive acrvlce. Gucrin Joined the U. S. Navy In April of 116 and has served In many Naval activ ities. Ills plana at present ar? to take a 30 da vacation visit ink tit parents and then aettl? down In San Dleuo, Calif, whe.- he will be working with the Christian Servicemen's Center al the San Dlceo Bible Church The 3rd and 4th grade classes of A. C. Houghton achool toon a field trip to the Whitman Mis th urt'lrfK-rird aa A.lmlnl.tra tor 4 the etat of Johan Trl ". dira-d, ha filed hla final account and report In aald e tote wi!h n.e Clrrfe cf tM Cart n.J ttiat the Judtre theref hat llej lut-Klav. the (Ah dav of Jcly, lia.v at th hour of 11 oiUmk AM, as the time. In th County C'ourtrom In llepp. ner, (wrj'on a a the place for hearing objections to aald final account and the aettlement thereof, VFRNFR K. TItOFJiSON. Adrnlnl'trator of the folate of Jhan Troedon, Lv-ceaaed Mahoney and Abrams Attorneya fr Admlnlatrator lleppner. Oregon 15 lMc day for San Francisco, Calif, 'on near Walla Walla Wednes- Case Furniture Co. Ph. 676-M32 HEPPNER from where she t(k a let air liner for Winter Haven. Fla, where ahe will visit her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Morrla Wilson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Darrcll Hams had as Sunday guents her pa" cuts, Mr. and Mrs. William Cun ningham of lleppner, and her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham. Jr.. and family of Goldcndale, Wn. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bechdolt on June 6 wcr" Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Chapel and Cassy of lone and Mrs. Charlott-j Walker and Bonnie Kesscll. Bonnie Is stavlm? at the Chauol home while her mother Is away on a trip to Honda Dean Graves was amonn those spending part of last week at The Dalles Livestock Show. Mr. and Mrs. Vester Hams and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams and family of lone visited at th? home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hams, on their way to hock crecK lor picnicking on aunaay. Guy Chapln had the sad loss of his close mule companion, Katie, on Sunday, June 6. Kalle nad been a faithful companion for 31 years, working with him In the sheep, attending cattle, a no the many other farmini chores. Mrs. Klnard McDanlel of llep pner and Mrs. Bcsse Crabcr of walln Walla. called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Robinson on Friday and visited with other relatives here. Father is expecting A GIFT FROM GARDNER'S Date: SUNDAY, JUNE 20 Delivered By: HIS FAMILY Weight: TONS OF LOVE 1 EN'S WEAR "THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE'' M "We Pamper Papas" day. They were accompniod by Mrs. Warren McCoy, Mrs. Robert Gasscr, Mrs. Albert Tartlow, Mrs. F.llen Caudle, Mrs. Helen Stit-Zi-1 and Mrs. Bill Lesley, who also drove the school bus. Mr. and Mrs.' Earl Isom and Donna were called to Portland by the death of Isom'a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Silks, better known In this area as Mrs. George Ken dlcr. Mrs. Silks passed away Memorial Day at the Kaiser Foundation Hospital In Port land, following a prolonged ill ness. Funeral service was on Wednesday. Isoms returned to Irrlgon Wednesday evening. I Ann Schmcder iDtnt the week-end in Portland, visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Con-1 rad Hartley. The Irrlcon Ladies Home Ex tension Unit has completed the ltHxi cancer drive in the Irrlgon area. Participating in the drive were: Mrs. Warren McCoy, chair man, Mrs. Pete Navarro, Mrs. Mary Adams, Mrs- Fred Murtl shaw, Mrs. Henry Schmunk, Mrs. Rees Morgan and Mrs. Eva An dr rson. The Womens Missionary Council of the Irrlgon Assembly of God church met at the home of Mrs. Josle Buchanan Wednes day afternoon, and following their meeting, honored Mrs. Frances Smith on her birthday.! Cake and ice cream, puncn ana coffee were served. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Walteis and daughter Sheryl of Portland spent the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs- Walt A gee. Kobin Schmeder, son or. Air. and Mrs. William Schmeder, was Initiated into the Gamma Iota chapter of Kappa Pi, an honorary art fraternity. Robin is a rrcshman at eastern uregon College. Robin and his sister, Ann, also a student at Eastern Oregon College, spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Schmeder and family. Sandi McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenzie, is visiting friends in Portland. The budget committee of the Irrlgon Rural Fire District and the Irrlgon Cemetery Mainte nance District met Tuesday eve ning and prepared mailings to distribute the budgets for the oncoming fiscal year. Mrs. Alma Schmeder, Portl and, spent the week-end with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schmeder and family, and attended A. C. Houghton graduation exercises. Mr. and Mrs Frank Fleming and family, Milwaukie, and Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver and 6 week daughter Wendy Adena, Mrdord, spent the Memorial wet k end with their folks, Mr. nd Mrs. Grover Weaver. Mra. Helen Mulkey. Kathy Mc Ginnla and Don Coliyhorn drove to Portland Saturday night ami were overnight cueats of Mr Mulkeya Mn In-law and daueh ter. Mr. and Mra. Douc Shattuck ana ramlly. Sunday, they and the Shattucka drove to McMln vllle where they Mned Mrs. Mulkeya aon and daui-hti-r-ln law. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mulkev and family. Portland, at the state championship drair race Jrry Mulkey won the flrat place trophy In hla claaa, his 4th win In 5 racea. Jerry held the track record In his claaa at Woodburn, and broke hla own record Memorial Day. Mrs. Myrtle MtNamee and her brother. Jamea Halstead of San f.anclsco, Calif, returned to Ir rlgon Saturday night after a 2 week vacation In Saco. Montana, where they visited Mrs. McNam eea aon in-law and daughter, Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Fosa, trv home of hl mother. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Foss are from Kanal. Alas ka. The families all drove on to L&canaba, Mich, where they at tended a family reunion of 80 relatives at the Halstead Park Resort. Park River. Mich. Amonir the relatives were 7 brother and sisters of Mrs. McNamee. six of her children and 17 of her grandchildren. Mrs. McNam- ee'e brother will spend the re mainder of tne week in Irrigon tnd leave for his home Friday. The Irrlgon Assembly of God church will sponsor a Boys and Girls Youth Crusade for one week. June 1418. Rev. Graham, youth evangelist, will conduct the crusade, and will feature oil paintings and electronic equip ment. The sessions will be from 9:00-11:30 daily. All children of the area are invited to Join In the fun. 1 KCPFNEK CA2ETTE T1MC1, Ttirs4ary. J.a 17. IKS CALL TOR BIDS TOM REPAIR mtrr c NOTlCi: la hereby given that ! the City of lleppner. tfcegon, will retvlve bl'la at the Council CJiamber) for t h following , street repairs, to-wit: j To repair an-fnulmatrly 7); aqua re yards, with one lift, i rolled and waled; To repair approalmately lo.riir) square yania, with two lift, rolled and aealed; and Approalmately l.bMI square )arda with three lifts -. ,w .nl.ai't... Mk.lh 1. . . V. m. - 4 . .... . . . . . . , k. . . I . ! I place rotk, and furnUh n grade of oil, using 'J)l 3t) anphalt. The "lty to do all patching i and furnUh rok at slot k pile. All bid mut te In the poaaea- alon of the City Recorder not ater than M.On o clock P.M.. July Cth, pjia, at which time the bids will be opened and considered by the Common Council of said City, and aald City reserves the ngni to re)en any and all bids. DATED this 10th day f June. Elaine S. George, uty Kecorder, lleppner, Oregon. 15-1 Gel Gift-fate,,, , ' IN THE CO0KTT COCRT Of THE STATS OT OREGON TOR the couimr or mohbow In the Matter of the Estate of rX)SE DOIIERY, Deceased. HOTICE TO CUEDrTOHS OnCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Patrick C. Doherty has been appointed by the above entitled Court as Administrator of the Eatate of Rose Doherty, Deceas es, ana nas auiy quaiuied as such. AH persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present them with proper vouchers therefor and verified as pre scribed by law to the said Ad ministrator In care of the Mor row County Clerk. Morrow Coun ty Courthouse, Heppner. Oregon. within six months from the date hereof, to wit: On or before the 3rd day of November. 1965. DATED and first published this 3rd day of June, 1965. PATRICK C. DOHERTY Administrator of the Estate of Rose Doherty, Deceased. MONAHAN it GROVE Attorneys for Administrator Date of Ilrst publication: June iyo3. Date of last publication: July 1, 1965. 14 18c ies, the Gazete-Times can print the form you need for bust ness or ranch use. Phone 676-9228. Make Dad King On Father's Day yCome in Today jjf MOTOROLA TABLE RADIO For Only 518.95 SHOES SOX Sh ine Kits DREMEL SHINER RADIOS Transistors and Clock 812.95 to 100.00 THESE ARE NAME BRANDS SUCH AS Motorola, Arvin, Channel master, Elgin EDUCATION PAYS : BIG DIVIDENDS Complete high school edu cation at home spare time. $6 monthly includes all books, instructions, dip 1 o m a, etc. Send for free lesson and de tails. No obligation. American School. P. O. 1287, Pendleton, Ore. Registered with Oregon State Dept. of Education. 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