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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1965)
ntrtntn CAimt trnts. TrAT. Aut it. mi j i j ,. i . i ' i I' . i , On v- l ?' " W YVjfT - '' t m T - r""-1 - v I ' ' ' ' - .' I I ii THE IDEA WAS to gst a closeup picturs of Lions Club office n with Cl'.'.t Aidrich repairing tho courtbouM dock. sine Lions or helping to par for the Job. But the brave C-T photographer, not baring sky hooks, got cold feet and took the picture front the ground. Waring bis arms by the clock Is CUlf Aidrich of lone, who is doing the repair work. Charlie O'Connor, represent Ing the Lions, discreetly stands on the bell platform below. Re pairs to the clock faces are a part of the Improvement job now in progress at the courthouse. Football Drills Start Next Week Football Coach James Totter reminds all those planning to turn out for football at Heppner Hich school that equipment will be issued Friday and Saturday at the hlch school. ' All those Interested. Including freshmen, are asked to report for equipment at one of the fol lowing times: August 20, 9 ajn. until noon, and 7 to 9 p.m.; Aug ust 21. 1 to 5 pan. First practice will be Mon day. August 23. with sessions scheduled prior to school from 8 to 10 a.m. and from 6 to 7:30 p.m. First game will be against Pilot Rock on Friday, September 10. at the rodeo grounds field here. V . . 1 A- " ) - j I W 1 I hi! I J L- xy$ 1 - f . u. t I . .3 I 1 t , . : - V ... FT! h- 1 i !' I ii f If 7 r- Flatter Yourself With A New Summer Hairdo fi .fo- ,-' Come In and have one of our coif fure stylists create new summer glamour for your hair! Expert shap ing and coloring . . . quick, cool per manents on appointment Call for Operator of Your Choice BENE JO JUDY VEHLE LOIS Lois Beauty Shop Heppner. Phone 676-9603 lone. Phone 422-7234 i! I . iM I ... AL- . CLIFF ALDRICH of lone appears to be a human fly as be paints top of the courthouse cupola. Aidrich, who also made repairs to the dock laces, is tied to a rope at the top of the cupola K.i t,mA tn ttnul An n torn ta reach the too of the little ball at the peak. He is some 60 feet off the ground, but it looks! much further from the top down I (C-T rnoto). Civil Defense Meeting Slated Here "More people were killed In ision of Continuing Education, Los Angeles in one night than were kilied in a week in Viet Nam," C. J. Chase of the Div- csssaBssBanBaaasBssssaiiBVaBHBai FOR GIRLS AND BOYS Boy's Shirts leeBsnt5 KNITS AND WOVENS mww CP TO 12 TBS. DENIM LEE-PBEST LEE'S TAPEBED $! rf EXTRA SUM 3 to $3.95 2.98 4.95 3.59 BOY'S CARTER'S Sweaters T-Shirts Briefs $5.95 $100 890 Clma' cApparel 233 N. MAIN HEPPNEB PH. 676-9426 with headquarters at the Uni versity of Oregon, told mem bers of the Heppner-Morrow County Chamber of Commerce Monday. Chase made the statement in announcing a Civil Defense meeting to be held in Heppner October 12. He said that Civil Defense is concerned with three types of disaster: 1. War caused; 2. Natural; 3. Man made, such as the Los Angeles riots. All 50 states and the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico are organized under the civil de fense education program, he said, but added that the Federal government is concerned with civil defense status at the local level. The Division of Continuing Education plays the role of or ganizing conferences for local officials and key citizens and setting up training courses, he said. The October 12 conference here is to be a county confer ence with officials of munici palities and the county, as well as all Interested persons, invit ed to participate. To be considered at the con ference will be such points as these: Causes and consequen ces of major disasters. Whose responsibility is a major dis aster? Organizing for a disaster. Determining what resources are available. Establishing a real istic pogram for the community. During the day, a simulated disaster exercise will be set up, giving groups an opportunity to function. "As a result we hope to stim ulate some action locally," Chase said. "We live in a nuc lear age and there isn't a darn thing we can do about it." The speaker was introduced by Sheriff C. J. D. Bauman. iSix Great Days Set Next Week At Fair, Rodeo (Omtlnurd from Pag 1 linut'i at 1:15 p.m. with ix-if-in a no rUwu-a. Throughout the fsir. the cvrr popular 4 II Snack Sha.k "HI of!r pop, food, and othi-r poodles for th hungry anil thlrty public. It will tx opon for breakfast throughout the fair. MoCarty statos that llvrsturk nitric have taken another npurt following latt wevk'a announce ment that they already toiod the number of entries for 1111. Mrs. Lenna Smith, fair secre tary, announced some two weeks ago that all upace for community booths had been taken. Jerry Jonasson, Heppner High agriculture Instructor and YYK chapter advisor, said that he had been notified that for the first time, a team of girls will be entered In 4 II and KKA live Mock Judging, an event of Tues day at 1 p m. The team will come from The Dalles wher both boys and girls participate In the agriculture program. Some 10 teams are exected to be In the competition. The tractor driving contest for FKA will be Thunwlay at 10 a m. under the sponsorship of the Farm Bureau. This event was pular at its first appearance n last year's fair. Considerable advance Interest is being shown also In the an nual Wheat Growers league cake baking contest. It may be recalled that a man. Dean Graves, was county winner last year. A report from the league states that greater interest than ever before Is being shown In the contest In the counties where it is held. The county fair Is presented through the fair board, compos ed of Bernard Doherty. chair man, Mrs. William Uane) Haw lins. Paul Ulster. Floyd Jones. Zcarl Gillespie and Mrs. Smith, secretary. Working hard on preparations, too, has been the fair commit tee, composed of Don Robinson. chairman, Mrs. Louis Carlson. Mrs. James Lindsay. Mrs. Paul Slaughter. Carl Rhea and Alfred Nelson, Jr. Particularly deserving credit are the many superintendents, all of whom are listed in the fair premium book. Judges at the fair this year Include Les Marks of Fossil, 4 II horsemanship; Ken Waud of Othello. Wn.. 411 and FFA live stock; Herman Biermanof Herm Iston, open class fruits, vege tables, hay and grain, and 411 miscellaneous Judging; and Ron Black of Boardman, 4-11 demonstration Judging. Beginning with the rodeo dance Friday night, August 27, the Rodeo will enter the scene and continue with the big down town parade Saturday, August 28, at 10, and the first rodeo how t 1:15. Another dance will be Satunlay night folMUng the evening fodeo prt forma no. Cowboy hreakfakt will start Ihlncs off Sunday. August and lh ituit lulling rodeo show will be at 1 Sunday after noon. J. ki.. W M .villa Willi nil . rii ... - " - of Salem spent several days 11 WeeK VIMling SI Uie nunw 01 their son In law and daughter, nod family. tSrrnijrht rursts Wednesday at the Cribble home were Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Rose of PoM land, brother In law and ulster or Mrs. (.riiioie. A fMf Hppnsr rsldoL Mrs. George travel tUakney, is now convalescing from lecent stroke In PioMx-r Mfituvtal Nursing hotoe, according to Mr, and Mrs. Hill Fart a. whii vUlt ed he lait weekend. Mrs. II Ink tie y asked to be remember ed to her ft lends here, and would appreciate a word of cheer. The Farcas also called on Mr. and Mrs. Phil HUkttey and family and greeted their new baby, bwn lat week. Yes, the Gazelle Times csn print th form you need fur bu. ties or ranch use, l'hon 676- SAVE 50. 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