Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, September 23, 1965, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextI MurrT motored to smith, formerly of lleppfM na iAuml Thursday to par now of Hood River, never saw !,..,,..-. - all dav school of the Pendleton Hound up curing tha more than four years that thry lived hne, t'Ut they return. rt at rrk for a tlt With the lkn Henrietta and the two families attended a full day (4 in Kound t'p Friday, from th Westward, Ho! farad tn the rronlng through JIMv Can von In the rvrning. The White r-T."U can- TI.urt.lay ana re turned Saturday afternoon, lie was formerly manacrr cf the J, C Pennev store h-a and now manage the lvnncy store tn I loud luver. in.Nl.v ... - . demonstration on cosmetic ana hair products, sponsor-a iv l,n. Making the tup wvie Mr. Kuth twremm. Mr. Rosle Uv Krrn and Mn Mrlba Quaiken bush. Attr speedine Pl w month in the hpilal. Mr Kuth Tamt!n, former lleppner mi.l.-nt. and now living tn lUv.-itutt. I-.. U making fav irocre and aide to do light houac-work. according to word received bv friends here. She en tot hearing from her "home low n friend. Morrow County Roller Rink OPENS FOR SKATING Friday, September 24 Fair Pavilion Building Weekly Hours Friday, Saturday 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. Sunday - 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. SHOE SKATE RENTALS Candy, Pop and Other Concessions Registration Set At Bluo Mountain fall term registration for Blue Mountain Community College atudcnls will t Thursday and Kitdav. September 23 end 21. in the Pendleton Memorial Arm ory, A. W. Secboif. dean f slu d nt. announce. President Wallace V. MeCtae, cohere president, said that reg istration will b In the armory to eUow coMctw a t-w a.l.tii u.nal davs to complete neves sarv work In the new college tuiUlng. Kail claaae wU b the new building Martin Sep lember 27. .... Regut ration hour for the two davs will be from Ham. until . .n.t from 1 D m. Ufltll 4 l m. Student mav reglMer either Hiv siu.tent no nave . . i u. rit.wt an anollcatlon for enrollment mav do so at this time. , , ... I'uiil.m and student fee will be rid during registration. Son Born Last Week To Mr. and Mrs. Cox Mr. and Mr. David Cox of Portland are receiving congratu lations on the birth of their ...ii.i a inn. horn Thurs- j c..i,i..mr r ai the Kman- uel hospital He ha been named Sean Michael Maternal Krandparent are Mr. and Mr, llan-mv Vos of Kuuene. and paternal grandpar 1". XI, Mr Rill Cox. VII S - - - Ueppner. Great cranopareni Momiav vi, n Mr. I'laude Cox,.Tuedav lleppner. Wednemlav E . u ul4n T Hornatt land daughter vtMted lat week . with his motner. Mr. ncm-i I Harnett. Harnett will enter his 'senior year at Clark lollepe. Vancouver. Wn, where he will have an associate decree as a registered nurse, and eMMls to continue for an advanced degree In IVrtland In the medical field. Mr. riint McOuorrie rlltd the pa.t week-end In Klamath Club Cancels Show Officer of the loie Garden club were ton-e. tv cancel Ihe (alt flower ahow. fUnne.1 for Sunday afternoon. Setendier 2U. after thla aro Mat hit by a heavy frvu.1 lat wek. KUwei which mrmiH-n had itiown and were nurturing tn their garden for the ah.w were klllej by the eaily trot. A Chrma or crly lilnis ahow may te danned t tej'iace it. Baby Son is Born To Tom Driscolls Congratulation are rn-lntf re eelved by Mr. and Mr Tom lUooll. Port l a n.l. on the birth i t their flrt child, a on. lin not I s i u r.i v September II. he u.ichHi ? lha. it of. and ha been named Jeffrey Michael The proud granapr',lU rr Mr. and Mr. Klmer S4 hmidt and Mr. and Mr. Jim IUImmII. all o lleppner. and maternal great gtamlparent are Mr. and Mr A. It. Former of Bardman. WEATHER By LEONARD GILLIAM Official weather rHn hr the wk of Septemler 16 22 U a follow: Thursday Frldav Saturday Sunday HI low Prec. M' 27 57 2S frl 3a 73 41 71 51 77 4. 71 W Public Notices BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaBBaaaaBBaaaa' GET THE BALL ROLLING If you want to strike it rich, now's the time to start putting your spare cash into a Savings Account Make deposits regularly, and roll along to the world of your dreams, here. OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY FIKST FEDERAL BOX 739 SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION PENDLETON NOTICE Or INTENTION TO MODirY NATURAL PRECIPITATION BT BTinnai. MEANS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby K'vn ,nl la the Intent of the Water He sources Development Corpora- ..t a,i nih Rroadwav. Fall with their son In law and ivnver 9. Colorado, whlc-h holds . - . . . tL. I a i ... 1 daughter. Mr. anu .n. Ruhl and daughter. The Henley High football team, coached by Ruhl has won both of Its open ing games, defeating Chlloqutn .. mi sh.iita schools. His I team Is in A-2 competition and Ruhl Is auiea DV inn-e ants. Dan MoQuarrle visited re cently In Coquille with the Bruce Spencer family, former residents here. HOSPITAL NEWS r . arfmiiimt to Pioneer I Memorial hospital for medical care during the pa wee. were later dismissed. Include the following: Joseph Strut hers, Heppner; Wanda Najar. llepp ner: Elaine t'mphrey. Condon: Rita Sumner. Heppner; Carol Asher. Fossil: William Nunn, Milwaukle; Clayton Goodrow, lone, and James Shell Condon. Those who were admitted, and are still receiving medical care, include the following: Bruce Botts. lone; Michael uaviason. lone; Ola Ruggles, Heppner; James Edwards, Fossil; Wayne Papineau. Lexington, and Ted dy Lewis, rossn. POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE WE REPAIR: Electric Motors Power Tools Hydraulic Jades Alemlte Equipment 421 S. E. 4th Pendleton Phone 276-5862 i i.vni Nn .VI of the State ot Oregon, to engage In operation to modify natural precipitation bv artificial means, for and on behalf of MORKOW COUNTY WEATHER RESEARCH ASSOC I -ATinv i. .mtrt at H ho. Oregon. The oh'joct of the ahove program will be to increase natural rain- 1. The area to be affected I described as lying within Morrow County and North western Umatilla County. State of Oregon. 2. The Operation will be con ducted through the use of ground based silver Iodide generators and located with in the Counties of Grant, Wheeler, Wasco, Gilliam, Morrow. Umatilla and Sher man. State of Oregon. 3. The period of Operation will be from on or about 1 Oct ober 11)65 to on or about 31 October 19G6. WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION By Paul J. Caubln Water Resources Development Corporation 460 South Broadway Denver. Colorado. 80209 Dated: 13 September 1965 3031c 2tTuT0Wfl ccpt. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Z6-TO OCT COMPARE THE UUAUIT Jf- rtaruRts or TOPDuriMt-t Ar"" JLJC fe HNN-MTCOnOMHir...kMn A toddletimc sleepers reduced! save 1.57 sizes 1-4 . on 3 Pairs I . reg. 2.19 pr. $5 C MOW AT1M ....... Vf I MW H tor iw'l -1 . 7X .rV. OiM$ THAT MlATHf . . . 9f4 ptNft MlM H CMf Mst-tka. CO" fOrt I PAIRS Sizes 3-8, sore M7 on 3 prs. reg. 2-49 pr, 3 prs. $6 Our own Toddletime sleep ers are marvelous buys all year round. Always first quality, always top value. We specify every step of production to maintain our well-known standards of excellence! Print top, solid bottoms. Maize, mint, blue, pink. 1-4, 3-8. CALL FOR BIDS FOR POLICE CAR NOTICE is hereby given that the City of Heppner, Oregon, will receive bids at the Council Chambers for one, 8 cylinder, new, 19G6 model four-door police car. Specifications may be obtain ed at City Hall, Heppner, Oregon. All bids must be in possess ion of City Recorder not later than 8:00 P.M., October 4, 1965, at which time all bids will be opened and considered by the Common Council of said City, which reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. DATED September 23, 1965. Elaine S. George City Recorder Heppner, Oregon 30-31C Heppner Blanks Condon Gridders By 31-0 Score By JIM SHERMAN lleppiter lllgha Mutans went to Condon Friday after, noon, plajed the Condon Blue iVvila and aeored their aeoiiul lolded football win. 31 0. The Muotanga had defeated It lot Ri-k here In their opener lh prevloua week. 23 7, Flrt half of the game was relatively alow getting under way, but In the aevon.l quaiirr. Ileoonera Tim iHWeoll tn 11 )ard to w-wr. The converalon trv was not go.m. anu we u wvi held until halltlme. Ileppner'a Ken Morgan twk the ahow In the third quarter as he tan M arda on a ievere and brought a M-cond toucn down for the Muatangs. The eonverion point was good a Jim lKihertv threw a pawi to Mark Hrown. making It 1J -u. Still more was to come In the third quarter. Morgan crossed the white line from one yard out for the Muatangs' thud touchdown, and the third quar ter ended 19 0 for Heppner. During the fourth quarter. Prlscull broke !ooe tor a M yard gallop after taking a pltchout from Pohertv on an option play, making It 25 0 for Heppner. Al ao in the final period Meve Pet tJohn. a othomore. caught a lYvard pass from Jim Dohcrty In the end zone, giving Steve hla first polnta as a memoer ot ine Heppner High varsity and mak ing the final score 31 0. The Condon Blue Devlla never threatened during the game, lleppner had i7 yards running to Condon's 43 yards, and the Mustangs made 35 yards on passing as they completed four of 13. Condon made only one xarti nn tiMsslnff although It completed both the aerials at tempted. One gained iwo yarns and the other lost one yard. DrLscoll continued to roll on his high running average, mak- In,. 11 vardc (in 1H rarrltl. an average of 12. Morgan made 10J yards on 11 carries tor an . average. llnrnr'a Pourh Jim Potter said he was pleasantly surprised at Morgan's work as he scored two touchdowns and gained 100 yards. Outstanding on defense were Mark Murray, who like Morgan Is a senior. Murray made 13 tackles during the game. Mick ey Kindle t.Masseyt, anomer senior, came up with 10 tackles. leved the victory although the team was consid erably outweighed by the Blue Devils, toacn roun opposition averaged 20 or 30 pounds heavier. RCPPNCI OAIETTg T1MC1. Ta"daT. PVlJbJ Pcndloton-Heppncr Freight Line DAILY OVERNIGHT SERVICE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TERMINALS! Heppner Bill Farra Ph. 676-9448 Lexington George Herman's Service Station Ph. 989-9593 one Rletxnann's Hardware, ' Ph. 422-7211 Connecting With SITES FREIGHTLINE AND CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT WAYS. HERMISTON. ALSO GARRETT FREIGHTLINES. PENDLETON. OVERNIGHT Service From SEATTLE, Wash- Via Con solidated Freightwcrys Onlf. HUNTING IliiTOCE; DO JN U H GO WITHOUT INSURANCE TOTJ OWE IT TO YOUR FAMILY, BEFORE YOU START ON A HUNTING TRIP. TO SECURE EXTRA PROTECTION. ALL YOU NEED DO IS COME IN AND PICK OUT THE AMOUNT AND PERIOD OF COVERAGE YOU WANT. LOW COST AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS OF $5000 TO $50X00 FOB PERIODS OF 3 TO 180 DATS. TURNER VAN MARTER & BRYANT Heppner INSURANCE Ph. 676-9652 Diantha Akers Claimed by Death At Age of 93 Mia Mantha Akea. M. who flrt M.Htw .oitly In lllll, died In Itoneer Memotlal hoM'ltal. lleppner. Sundav, Kuneral M'rvlces sv Wednes day. S-i'tempher 22. at 2 p m. In the United t'hun h of Chilt, ullh iha Mi'V Walti-r l'tW- ell officiating and Mm. Kather Ine Llndatrom. acting worthy matron of laaiat chapter No. U'.. trder of Eastern Star, as- aiatlng. Mrs. Akers wa horn March 15. 1KTJ. in Mlllord. Neb, Sh and her huaband engaged In wheat ranching after coming to the county tn ll.l. Thry re malned until HJJ when they moved to rtlanl. and she was a resident there until i when she returned to lone to make her home since that time. Her huaband. B. K. Akers, pre ceded her tn death In li37. Mrs. Akera was a member of the Order of Eastern Star for M years and belonged to the Roae Crols chatite. Nrtland. She was also a mrmler ol the Meth what church In Portland. For many years she was ac tive In the American Red Cross and during World War II won a presidential citation for her work In this organlratlon. Surviving are a daughter. Marv Lindsay of lone; a aon. John W. Bacon Tckoa. Wn ; four stepdaughters. Mis. Ernest Yes ka. Portland. Mrs. Bob Olson. Seattle. Wn., Mrs, Bertha Robin son. Austin. Texas, and Mrs. CaI Barlow, Washougal. Wn.; a stepson. Rov O. Akera of Port land; two granddaughters; two great gramlehlldren; one great, great grandchild; and several nieces and nephews. Friends are advised that con trlbutlons mav be made to Christ Ian Education Building Fund, lone United Church of Christ. In her memory. Vault Interment was In High View cemetery. lone. Sweeney Mortuary was In charge of arrangements. JIM'S MEAT CO. 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