Lillie Warner, Ex-Postmaster, Dies
r uvtixr Mmow
IRHKION l-lllle B Warner
waa burn In tMtumwa. Iowa.
iWptrmber X If.ti. and died
Hllrmlrr 22. at the Vi
fthcpherd huapitel, llermlslon,
l the age of ri.
T.e Warn- family moved to
the Irrlgon rommunlty In 1919
from Cnnii Pass, and Mr. War
ner taught the prim wry gradee
In Hi Irrlgon school several
year. Rhe Ulrr taught the
athoul In Hi' Alpine Lllftrt,
ami aha waa poet master In It
rtgon 13 yea ra before her retire
ment In 1949.
She la aurvlvril by Iwo ena,
Harvey C. Irrlgon. and Walter
K. ptrtland. and one daughter,
Mra. Mabel Rand. Irrlgon. There
aie nine irrandrhlliUrn and 14
great grandchildren.
Funeral sen ! were Satur
day, September 3 at the Url
gon Assembly rf 0l rhurrh
with the Rev. John II. Kenney
officiating. Burial waa In the
Desert Lawn Memorial ceme
tery, Irrifon.
Mr. and Mr. Bill Graybeal
drove to Walla Walla Sunday
and atayed overnight with their
aon In law and daughter. Mr.
and Mra. Dale Shlngledecker,
Ricky and Randv. They via
Ited Mr. and Mr. Max Gray.
beaL Gary and Jerry and Bill
Craybeala aUter. Mra. Doshla
Brownell.
Mra. Vernon Stewart and Shar.
on and Mra. Mewart'a mother,
Mra. Floyd Reeder. went by train
to La Grande Friday evening:
and drove bark to Irrlgon Sat
urday evening.
Mobile Uait Due Octobr 20
The Oregon State Mobile X
Ray unit will be In Irrlgon Wed
nesday, Octotter 30. between the
hour of 3:00 6:0 p m. The
Umatilla Electric Cooratlv
Association haa offered to per
form the necessary electrical
connecting and disconnecting aa
a public service. The mobile unit
la for those 15 yeara of age and
over but those between the age
of will need a card alerted
by their parent. The card may
be obtained at the Mobile Unit.
Younger children who have had
positive tuberculin tents may al
, . raved, acaln with the
aljrned consent of their parent.
Dan Hill and hla dauchtrr,
Mra. Leltoy Bunten of llcemls
ton. drove to Portland over the
week-end and visited Mra. Dan
II lit, who haa been staying: with
Mr. and Mra. Roacoe took while
little Rhonda Cook Is convalese
tnu at Doernbccher hoapttal.
Hill and Ma. Bunten also visit
rt Rhonda at the hospital.
Rev. and Mm. Henry Klannerv
of Paaadena. Calif., were Wed
nesday overnight sueata of Rev.
and Mra. John II. Kenney and
David.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Senn are
parent of a baby girl, Stacy
Gall, born Saturday, September
3 at Good Khepherd huapltal
In HmUton. The baby weigh
d 5 lb. nt. and Join broth
er and 9 alalera. Malemat grand
parenta are Mr. and Mra. Mat
ton ( lark of 1'antHHivltle, Utah.
I'rry ummrl and aon Darrel
Mnt the we-k end fishing and
tamping on the Dcarhutea Klv
er. Mr, and Mra. BUI Parker drove
lo llomi River Sunday to vUlt
her fulka, Mr. and Mra. Ted
Uatk. 1'arker drove on to Sea
tide to visit hla nephew and
family, Mr. and Mra. (cordon Bil
lon and children.
Rev. and Mra. John II. Ken
ney, Mra. Myrtle MrNamee, Mra.
(better Wilton. Mr. Joule Bu
chanan. Mra. Myrtle Marhham,
Mra. Bill Graybeal, Mra. Karl
Itorn and Donna attended a Sun
day School Convention at First
Attembly of God church In Pen
dteton Tueaday. Rev. Kenney
conducted one of the workthopa.
Mra. Mary Adama went to
Portland to vtalt her nephew,
loren Craber, a pallrnt at the
University of Oregon Medical
School hospital at I'ortland.
Menu a at A. C. Houghton
school for the week of October
4th through 8th are aa followa:
Monday apachettl. buttered
carrota. French bread, pluma and
cake; Tuetday Vienna aautage,
neatned ieaa or preen beana.
vrgetable ttWka and cheesecake;
Wednesday hamburerr gravy
on hot roll, pear salad, broc
coli and cookies; Thursday
barbecued beef, mashed pota
toes, mixed vcgetablea, dlxle
cups; Friday flirt of aole, cab
bage alaw, buttered corn and
peachea.
Results of the election of of
ftrera at A. C Houghton a-hool
are aa followa: atudent body
president, Jody Tatone; vice
president. Bruce Buchanan; sec
retary, Luann Burg, treasurer,
Donna Kay Pummel. Yell lead
ers are Vicky llobbs. Vivian
Phllllpa. Donna Kay Pummel
and Jury lltnton.
A. C. Houghton sixth grade
Joined other sixth grades of Mor
row county Tuesday In a Con
servation Field Trip to Bull
Prairie. The A. C. Houchton stu
dents were accompanied bv the
following teachers: Mlk Tolar.
principal of A. C. Houghton
tchool. Mra. Sergent and Mrs.
thickwellec.
The A. C Houghton Arling
ton football game scheduled for
Saturday, October 2, haa been
changed to Friday. October 1,
2:.K at the A. C. Houghton foot
ball field.
Perry Pummel and aon Dar
rell camped and fbshrd at the
Deschutes River Saturday and
brought home two atct-lhead and
two aalmon.
Mra. May McKlnncy, Pendle
ton. Edna Felchter of Kelso.
Wath.. and Connie Gilman of
Longvlew. Wash were .Wednes
day eurtts at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. II A. Stepherie.
All ladlea of the community
are Invited to attend Home -
teiktion at the old Irrlgon shod
on Thursday, (ktoorr 14. lo .W
am. Mlsa (Minna Oorge, Mof.
tnw County Home VtM'n
agent, will be present to con
duct the topic t4 the day. "t'mmi
ipoilae and Food I'olsontnf".
A potlurk lunclieon will be fea
tured at noon.
Mr. IVrrv Pummel accompa
nled ln-r sUirr In law. Mra.
Obern Standerfer of llermlston
to pia-tland Saturday, and the
ladle atayed overnight with
Mra. Standefrera mother, Mr
Hrulah Pummel. Mra. Beulah
Pummel returned to Urlgon with
the ladlea hunday evening and
stayed overnight with Mr. and
Mra. Perry Pummel and family
Sunday and Monday evenlnga.
returning to Portland Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr. Harold Robin
son of llemet. Calif , visited at
the home of Mr. and Mr. E. A.
Stephen Thursday afternoon.
U. and Mr. Carl Dye of Og
den. Utah, were Sunday over
night guetta of Mr. and Mra. V.
L. Elgin. The two famlllea were
formerly neighbors In Pasco.
Wash.
Public Notices
Heppncr High Adds
Students by Transfer
Student body of lleppner high
school Is welcoming; u new stu
dents In thta year'a classes. The
I senior class haa five new trans
I fees. Shirley Norton, daughter
' . th nmw hleh arhool orln
clpal, and a transfer from Red
mond; Gene Najar. transfer from
llolbrook. AUona; Mike Hughe
from IHot Rock, and Susan
Llndstrom and Cherilyn Smouse
from lone High school.
New to the Junior class la Mar
cla Holllday. who formerly at
tended Marshall High school in
I'ortland.
Sophomore are welcoming
three new ptrls. Wllla Johnson
from Corvallis; Barbara Crisp,
a transfer from John Day. and
Gall Sylva from La Grande.
Three new freshmen will Join
the student body. Mark Tullls
of lone. Kay Huson of Irrlgon,
and Carol Crisp of John Day.
Seven new faculty member
are becoming acqainted In high
school. These Include Mr. Pat
ricia Bushway. art; Harlcy Har
ri ux-iil ttudles: Bob Haux.
chemistry and physics; Kirk
Horn. biology; Mrs. Madge
Thomson, librarian; Miss Dlanne
Stone. English, and Mr. Jerry
Daggett, school secretary.
Tfc rvmnorative Extension
Service and the U. S. Department
of Agriculture aireci an uuo
work throughout the 50 Mates
and Puerto Klco.
nujtvn nnrr DUALITY
250flair
Shoes
Reduced
BOYS, GIRLS. WOMEN'S
LEATHER & CANVAS
288
BOYS' JEANS
Reduced
10 OZ. BLUE DENIM DOUBLE
KNEE SIZES 4 TO IS.
,88
GIRLS BRIEFS
Special
cotton
sixes 4-14
.25
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Pre-Season
Special
S-M-L
I33
T0DDLETIME SLEEPERS
Regular 2.19 Now 3 for g00
Regular 2.49 Now 3 for g00
BUYS FOR LADIES
1 Pr. beige Nylon dress gloves .... 1.00
2 Pr. black medium length
gloves LOO
28 Slips reduced 2.88
15 Zipper girdles, wero 4.98 1.88
1 Pr. tan stretch jeans, size 18 .. 3.88
5 Pr. Orion-wool ankle pants 2.00
BUYS FOR GIRLS
20 Pr. flannel pajamas, size 4, 14 1.44
48 Pr. Pastel anklets, were .39 25
9 Acrilan blend sweaters 2.50
6 Wool blend skirts 2.50
7 Reversible print to plain jackets 9.88
Quilted size 7-14
BUYS FOR BOYS
7 Embossed cotton pajamas 88
2 Summer jackets ..., 2.44
16 Pr. stretch jeans, dress &
western 2.88
24 Visible quilt jackets 12.88
Reversible size 12 to 20
BUYS FOR MEN
I CONGRATULATIONS
9 Sweatshirts, hooded fir V2 zip .. 1.44
17 Nylon Tricot long sleeve
white shirts 3.88
30 Sport shirts 2.44
8 Pr. dress pants 6.88
1 Laminated knit cardigan
jacket 10.00
30 Visible quilt reversible
jackets 13.88
MORROW COUNTY 4-H MEMBERS!
BBBBBMaaaSEMBaaWaWrHBBHBBB
nonet or Dormo
TO MODirT WATVAL
HccirrrATioM it
AITiriCIAL MCANI
TO WHOM IT MAY tti.Nl ERH:
Notice la hereby given that It
Is the Intent of the Water lie
sources I)rvel'oment Cufwira
tin ff " r-wth Umadway.
iMvrr & (ultirado. whtctl holds
Ucense No. M of the State of
Oregon, to engage In oeatlona
In modify natural precipitation
by artificial mesna. for and on
behalf of MflRKOW COUNTY
WKATHIK ktSEAItril ASSOCI
ATION, located at ll ho. Oregon.
The object of the above program
will be to Increate natural rain-
1. The area to be affected la
described aa lying within
Morrow County and North
western Umatilla County,
Mate of Oregon.
2. The Operation will be con
ducted through the use of
ground based sliver Iodide
generstor and located with
in the Countle of Grant,
Wheeler, Wasco, Gilliam.
Morrow, Umatilla and Sher
man Stale of Oregon.
3. The period of Operation will
be from on or aooui i ucr
ober I'M to on or about 31
October
WATER RESOURCES
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
By Paul i. Cautrin
Water Resource
Development Corporation
400 South Broadway
Ita-nver. Colorado. HQ009
Dated: 13 September 113
NOTICE Or FINAL HXAHING
Nrrrtf E IS IIKUK21Y. GIVEN
that Elmer Knighten. Adminis
trator of the estate or wuoen
Alden Knighten, deceased, haa
if hla final account In the
rvmnfv Court of the State of
Oregon for Morrow County, and
rYlday. the 15th day of October,
15, at the hour of 10:00 A. M..
at the Courthouse, lleppner.
Oregon, has been fixed a the
time and place for the hearing
of objections thereto and the
settlement thereof.
ELMER KNIGHTEN
Administrator
29 32c
CALL TOR BIDS FOB
POUCE CAR
Krmrv u hr-rhv clven that
K. fit j r.t llnniur Orecnn.
will receive bids at the Council
Chambers for one, 8 cylinder,
new, 19G6 model four-door police
car.
SnorlflrAtlnna ma v he obtain
ed at City Hall. Heppncr, Oregon,
ah hwi mim oe in nos sess
ion of City Recorder not later
than I 00 P M, October 4. IMS.
at which time all bid will be
oened and considered by the
Common Council of aald City,
which reserve the right to re
)rrt any and all bid.
DATED September 23. 1963.
Elaine S. George
City Itecorder
lleppner, Oregon
30 31c
nonci of nnxiiTioi
TO MODtrT NATVBAL
f REClPrTATIOM IT
AinnOAL MEANS
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that It
la the Intent of the Water Re
source Development Corpora
tion of 4V) South Broadway,
Denver t Colorado, which hold
License No. 54 of the State of
Oreron to engage In Operations
to modify natural precipitation
by artificial means, for and on
behalf of CROP PROTECTION.
INC.. located at Miltonf'ree.
water, Oregon. The object of the
above program will be to In
crease natural rainfall.
1. The area to be affected la
described aa lying within the
western and north central
portion of Umatilla County,
Mate of Oregon.
2. The operation will be con
ducted through the use or
ground-baaed silver Iodide
generator and located with
In the Counties of Wallowa,
Umatilla. Union. Grant. Mor
row, Gilliam and Wheeler,
State of Oreeon.
3. The period of operation will
be from on or about l Oct
boer 1105 to on or about 31
October 1906.
WATER RESOURCES
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
By Paul 3. Caubln
Water Resource
Development Corporation
4G0 South Broadway
Denver. Colorado, 80209
Dated: 10 September 19C3
30 31c
MtffNCa CAZTTTt TIME1. TsfdT. lefrteaabet 54 IKS f
Nona: or final hearing
Notice Is hereby given Hut the
undersigned as Ksecutor of the
estate of HARRY THOMAS O.
DONNELL, deeeaied. haa filed
his final account and report In
aald estate with the Clerk of this
Court and that the Judge there
Lt ha fiJt-d Monday, Oe tn
day of (k-tober. 1A at the hour
of 10 o'clock A M . aa the time.
In the County Courtroom In
lleppner. Oregon as the place
f'jr hearing obJectlona to aald
final account ami the settlement
thereof.
Harry CfDonncU, Executor
Mahoney and Abrama
Attorneys tot Executor
lleppner. Oregon 31 31
NOTICE TO CKCrrOBS
Notice t hrrrby given that the
undersigned haa been duly ap
pointed by the Probate Court of
Morrow County, Stat of Oregon.
Esecutor of the estate of CLAIRE
V ODONNEU, deceased, and
all persnna having claim
K allot the estate of aald de
erased are hereby required to
present same with proper vouch
er duly verified to the Executor
at the office of Mahoney and
Abrams. lleppner, Oregon, with.
In all montha from the date
hereof.
Dated and first published thl
30th day of September. VXS.
Harry Thomaa ODonnell. Jr.
Executor 31-34C
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OCTOBER 3-9
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