r Refreshment Stand for Opening Days of Fishing Season
iH-caiMi' III nnil wm honpllaltil
( i tic Umatilla hofipltal for
fh-VtTill dtiy.
Mr ninl Mm, 1Mb rt Mlllrr
unci fnmllv of IIimmI ltvtr cntni
Sundtiv l t'lxlt with Mr. anil
Mm. Dovnl HublH'll unit family
jiml tuki hiimo 'thilr daughter
lliiiinlc who had Uven vU'tlntf
tin- Huhhi'llM fur the pnut wwk.
Mr and Mr. (Intc Kcnkhlrl
ninl f it in 1 1 v of Snrrnmrntii, Calif.
Kited the firnt pari of the wcik
with Mr. and Mr. Stmih-v lien
Mn lirfore Kllltf lt ! WrlHrr.
Idaho to vlnll relative on their
wnv to Mlnneiiotn.
Mr. mid Mnt. Hoy Keller and
fiimllv left Saturday murnliiK to
spend the week end vIhIIIhk
friend at Madraa and Tcrre
limine. Mr Ituv Rector and turn Jeff,
und Mm. ItiivtiiDiid Heir Rii'iit
lililnv vlnttinit relative at
Sirnv.
Mr and Mm. Frank llunmick
er of Wt-lpiM. Idaho, arrived Krl
day to upend wvrrnl days vln
ItliiK with Mr. und Mr. Itod
HiixlliiK mid other relative..
Mr. und Mm. Hod IlnKtlng
mid Stevle npi-nt Huturduy In
llrpplKT on liUMliiciin.
Mm. Huh Freeman returned
home Monday from The DuIIch
where Kh linn Kwnt the paM
week with her mother. Mm.
Mrv William of Spray and her
niece. Mm. Sid Itrltt, hIhci of
Spriiv. who were nerlouNly In
lured In an accident at the
lllehwav 30 Kul ton Canyon
luni-tlon last TueMilav evening.
Itolh have been In 'Hie Dalle
tienernl hoHpltal where they
liiive been rerelvlnn treatment.
Mm Freeman returned to The
Diillc Tuesday.
HiiHlnexs visitor to Condon
Friday were Mm. Joe Hall. Mm.
Arden Tripp, and Mm. Jack Ball.
Mrs. Clarence Bennon took Mm.
Vlneent Allen to Arlington
Tlitimday where Mm. Allen took
the bun to Welcr, Idaho, where
Khe will have tried Ira 1 care.
In combination birthday
party and ntork tihower held lat
Wednesday evening at the meet
Inu of the Auxiliary to the lx
cal Union 2!Mti. Mm. Kohcann
Hall wan the recipient of the
ultowcr gift. Mm. Hull opened
her many (tlftu anslHted by her
mother Mrs. Betty Ueland of
Bend. HoKteKsea for the nhowcr
were Doris Stubblefleld and
Hetty lleiihon. Then the tables
were turned und Mrs. Benson
and Mrs. Wanltu llubbell were
i;lven a birthday party for
which Marian Tripp, ltoseann
Hall and Josephine Rhode were
hostesses. Those present or
eiidlnn jjlfts were Ma r I a n
Tripp, Goldn Bar.ee, Jo Rhodes,
Marble Hull, Iti-tty I'erry, Anna
Cox, Norma Stephens, Linda O'
Neal. Wanltu llubbell, Jeannette
Mnthlas, IjuIku Fleming, and
Kmulre Long.
Mr. unl Mrs. Josei)h Hall be
came the parents of a son Krl
day, April 1, at the lleppner
hospital. He welKhed 8 lb., 10
o, arid has teeri named Jos
eph Raymond, Jr. and Joins a
Muter, JiM-onn. Grandparent are
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ueland of
Bend, ami Mr. and Mm. James
Hall of Kiddle. Grcat-grandpar-ents
arc Mr. and Mrs- Melvln
C. Ueland. Sr. of Milwaukle,
Krank Stalkep of Bend, and Mr.
and Mm. H I (;ulles of Clack
amas. The Klr ua Womens flub was
hostess Saturday evening at n
card party held at the grade
whool. High for men went to
Lamar Flack, low for men to
Joe Browning, high for women
to Wanlta llubbell, low for
women to Margaret McConnell.
Floating: went to Vonnle Brown
ing nad Lamar Klack with Kath
ryn Klack winning the prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Mur
dock returned last Tuesday from
a 5000 mile trip to Brainerd,
Minn., where they visited with
Mm. Murdock's family, Mr. and
Mrs. Kred Casey, Sr., to Tam
arack, Minn., to visit his fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Mur
dock, to Grand Kaplds, Mich., to
visit former Fossil residents, Mr.
and Mm. Ron Williams, and to
Big Timber, Mont , to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ueland.
Going east thev were caught In
the blizzards In North Dakota
and returning home they were
caught In floods In the same
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norris have
received word that their son
Kenneth has finished his basic
training at Amarillo, Texas, and
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. April 14. 1966
Is now at Chanute Field, Ill
inois and has been promoted o
Airman 3c. Mrs. Norris plans
to loin Ken In the very near
future.
Mrs. Lee Bogle of Burley, Ida
ho, is spending this week visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Kreeman and family. She flew
to Walla Walla, Wash., and was
met there by Mrs. Orval Bogle
of Milton-Freewater, who with
Miss Chik Bogle brought Charm
Ian to Kinzua Saturday.
Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs.
joe Browning and Linda were
Miss Joan Browning and Jerry
Roe of Pendleton, and Mr. and
.Mr. Don McConnell and family
'of Kinzua.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch
spent the week-end In Madras
getting their plane ready for
use.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark
went to Heppner Thursday even
ing where Mrs. Clark entered
the Heppner hospital for several
days treatment. She expected to
return home Monday.
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Two Are Honored At Joint Party
Br BLANCHE McDANIEL I Mrs. Dean Graves has been
. on the sick list for over a week,
HRADMAN. RHEA CREEK 'and little Johnny Stevens was
Two ladies were pleasantly sur- M with tne measles last week.
Zl?LlVZ Z Wl Sir I Mr an1 Mrs- LaVerne Hams
were Miss Alta Stevens and L? '
Mrs. Barton Clark. Mrs- Jlm Hams-
Enlovine the afternoon of vis- K?!? J" Bokland
Itine with the two ladies were : companied Dale Van okland
Rr,se Hams. LaVelle Hame, Eva .home f"LihStr held
Wri2ht. Ethel Robinson, Zelma I oen Rh;.a -Cffe .weteM
McDanit-1. Doris Ball. Helen 'ts, annuai, Jha"Cf,k5?U?P" t?h
Stevens and Jo Jean. Edith Mus- .Sat" day night .March 26 with
Erove of Monument. Ima MclJ' CTOwd f"" ce:ha
Daniel of Heppner and Blanche I Cards were played after he
MrDaniel and Dixie supper. The proceeds from the
Mcuaniti ana uixie. evening will go to a number of
. . , 'different charities.
Sam Steers underwent nn i nor Darold Hams famny at.
surgery in Pendleton last Wed- tended a family dinner in Hepp
nesday Mrs. Steers brought him ner March 27 for Sherrlll Mc
home Friday and he is getting Donald, before his leaving for
along fine. jtne service,
Mrs. Maxine Mahon and boys : mj-s. Elmer Heath recently re
of Elgin spent the Easter week-'ceived word that her son, Ken
end with her parents, Mr. and neth R. Kindle, medical special
Mrs. Sam McDaniel. Last Tues- jt with the First Calvary Divis
dav the McDaniels drove to ion in Viet Nam, has been pro
Monument for a visit with Mr. j moted to Sp4. He rides the Med
and Mrs. Frank Howell. ;ical Evacuation helicopters,
Mr. and Mrs. Huston Lesley jumps from them, and picks up
are vacationing at Grayland, the wounded and gets them into
Wash. They left last Thursday, the helicopter. He helps keep
and Elsa Leathers from Heppner them alive until they reach an
is taking care of the store. evacuation hospital. He also
Spending Easter wtih Mr. and works in the hospital. The med
Mrs. Harold Stevens were her ics in his outfit take turns nd-brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. ing the helicopter and being on
and Mrs. Curley De.Moss and patrol.
Janice from Moro. I Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur VanBlok-
' Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis and l took their son Gary toPen
. . 14.1 d eton after his visit here in
six-nt from Tuesday until Friday March, where he took a plane
of last week at the Cecil Mc or Virginia, where he has en
Daniel home. On Sunday the tered Of ficers Candidate school.
McDaniels enjoyed a community Mrs. VanBlokland s mother, Mrs.
potluck dinner at the Lonerock Mary Aas, returned to her home
annex. An egg hunt was en-v.ranuc ai
joved by the small fry.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huston and
family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Raw
lins and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright,
I after a visit here.
Examiner Coming
A drivers license examiner
accompanied by Mrs. Evelyn will be on duty in Heppner
Farrens of Heppner, went to Tuesday, April 26. at the court
Prineville Sunday to attend the house between the hours of
wedding of Mrs. Wright's neph-, 9.30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.. accord
ew, Jerry Owens, son of Mr. ing to an announcement re
and Mrs. Harry Owens. Iceived from the Department of
Mrs. Harold Wright spent one Motor Vehicles of Oregon.
day last week in Monument vis- j ;
nine wnn ner moiner, mns. ,
Wave Jackson, and taking her
to John Day for a medical check
up. Sunday dinner guests of the
Harold Wrights were Mrs. Mary
Wright of Heppner, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Hunt and family of
Lexington, and Kenny Wright
home from college. Stopping by
in the afternoon were Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Smith of Heppner
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright.
Spending Easter with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Cecil were his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Gorham and daughter
from Wallowa, Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Cecil from John Day and
their son. Gene from Seattle.
Ronnie Cecil made the trip out
from Heppner on his Honda.
Morrow County
CROP-WEATHER SUMMARY
For Week Ending April 8
(Compiled by the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture)
Spring grain seeding com
pleted. Pasture and alfalfa
seeding underway. Plowing
and summer-fallow opera
tions progressing. Wheat and
barley looking good. Wheat
apparently outgrowing rust
Adequate hay. Perennial rang
es very good. Annual grasd
range suffering from dryness
some low elevation head
ing out
County School Calendar
April 16
Elementary Principals Meeting Continues
Track: Heppner High Invitational 12:00
Riverside at Arlington
Baseball:
Heppner High at Madras 1:00
Condon Elem. at Heppner 1:30
Arlington at A. C. Houghton
Large Band Chorus Pendleton
April 18
Morrow County OEA at Heppner
April 19
Track: Grant Union at Heppner High 3:30
Baseball: , -
Hermiston High at Heppner 4:00
Umatilla High at Riverside
Junior-Senior Banquet Riverside High
Intermediate Education District Meeting Salem Mr. Potter
Boy Scouts A. C. Houghton
April 20
Baseball: Riverside High at Arlington
April 21
Portland State Symposium at lone High
Grange at A. C. Houghton Old Building
April 22
Baseball:
lone High at Heppner 3:30
A. C. Houghton Elem. at Heppner 2:00
April 23
Junior-Senior Prom at Riverside High ;
Heppner Schools Band Carnival
Track: Heppner High at Burns
Baseball: Heppner High at Sherman 1:00
April 25
Small High Schools Evaluation Team from State Dept. Riverside
A. C. Houghton PTA
April 26
Special Board Meeting for Committee Reports on Curriculum
Lexington 8:00 P.M.
Baseball: lone High at Riverside
April 27
Baseball: Heppner High at Blue Mtn. College
Boy Scouts at A. C. Houghton
April 28
Baseball: A. C. Houghton at Stanfield
April 29
Portland 8th Graders on Tour of Morrow County
Oregon Correctional Assoc. Meeting Vert Pendleton
Baseball: Heppner Elem. at Condon 1:00
lone High at titamieia
April 30
Eighth Grade Tour of Morrow Wheat & Cattle Lands Continues
Track: Heppner High at Umatilla
Baseball: Burns at Heppner High 1:00
MOBILE X-RAY UNIT SPONSORED BY MORROW COUNTY TB
AND HEALTH ASSOC. AND OREGON STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
WILL BE IN IONE AND HEPPNER ON THE FOLLOWING DAYS:
April 26 lone 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 and 3:00 to 5:00
April 27 Heppner 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 and 3:00 to 6:00
School Employees should take advantage of this.