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Memorial Held at lone Church For Ed Buschke, Pioneer Farmer By KATHERINE LINDSTHOM IONE A pioneer whent flintier of Morrow county, Kd wnni Anton llusc-like, 7!, ptuui ed nwny at I'loneer Memorial lioKiltiil In lleppner on Thurs (lav, July 20. Ho had been a imilrnl there for two week fol lowing major surjjery. ItiM'iiuilon of the rosary wai Sunday evcnlnu, July Zi. at St. William's ChiIihIIc chunh In lone with Itciulcin Mum on Monday morning. Heverend Itayniond Heard wait cclelirunt. Vault Interment wai at Illprh View Cemetery with graveside rltuullMIc srrvlees by lleppner KlkM Lodue No. 358. Casket beurers were Kddlc r;undermn, Lewis llnlvorsen, Darrell I'ndhert;, Carl Troedson, Terrel Bonne, and Karl Morgan. Honorary hearer Included L. K. Msbce, Kd llerinett, Alva Jones, John Wlt:htmnn, Ambrose Chap In, and (Jerald SwaKKart. Mr. Buschke wus born on AukunI Wli, 1HH7, at Sullmm, Kuu.HaH, the Hon of Mr. and Mm. Hen liuNchke. He had been a resident of the lone community slnre 'MU. He wait a wheat rancher In the Morgan area un til his death. Mm. Buschke, the former Hel en Mason, panned away In July of 1D57. He was n meniher of llepp ner B.l'.OK. No. 358. Willows Grange at lone ami the lone IO.O.K. l-odge. Surviving him are two Ron, Lewis of lone and Henry of Whlttler, Calif.; a daughter, Mm. Roy (Josephine) Krner of Al bany; three brothers, Claude of lleppner, Kred of Greshnm; and Hill of Creseent Lake; five sis ters, Ann Kehmerllng of Sea view, Wash.. Mary Travis of Westport. Wash., Martha Cnrr of Lincoln City, Grace Karl of Pendleton, and Millie KvanM of lleppner; six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Out of town relatives here for the funeral were Mm. Koy Er ner and daughter Patricia and Hon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Klchard I'eck of Al bany; Mr. and Mm. Henry Buschke and son Kdward of Whlttler; Bill Buschke of (res cent Uike; Mr. and Mrs. Kred Buschke of Greshnm: Mr. and Mm. Sanford Karl of Pendleton. Mr. and Mm. Itobcrt Hyle and daughter Sally of Portland; Mrs. Ann Kermerllng of Sea view, Wash., Mm. Martha I'urr of Lincoln City, Mm. Mary Trav is of Westport, Mr. anil Mm. Itobcrt Buschke and Mr. and Mm. Jerry Buschke of John Day; liorr MuMon of Portland; Joseph Mason of Prlnevllle. and Mm. I-etha llarr of Pendleton. GAZETTE-TIMES Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, July 27, 1967 Sec. 2 Mr. and Mm. Max Burnum of Portland are happily announc ing the birth of a baby girl on Sunday, July 2. The little lady has been named Klmtcrlv Joy and weighed 8 lb., 1 oz. Mater nal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Krncst Chrlstopherson of lone and paternal grandparent are Mr. and Mrs. Lultue Burnum of Warden, Wash. Mm. Ada ( hrlstoiihcMon of Aurora, and Mm. Mitel Jcppxcn of Canny, are the great grandmothers. Mm. Chrlstopherson ha been In Portland for sometime to lie with her daughter, who had to return to the hospital for med ical treatment. Wendy and Greg Chrtstopherson went down this week end and will loin her lor a vacation. Mm. William Mclenu was ta ken to Pendleton to the Com munity hospital lust Tuesduy and on Monday was transferred to Dclamartcr Nursing Home for treatment. Mr. and Mm. Robert AkcM spent this week end with his parents, Mr. and Mm. Bcrl Ak cm. Their small aon, Jeffrey, re mained for a visit with his grandparents. Stephen Llndstrom arrived In Pendleton on Monday by plane from IxK'kbourne Air Force Banc, Ohio, where he has been for six weeks participating In the U. S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corp field training en campment. One of hl.i most In teresting experiences wus a trip to the NASA Research Cen ter at Langley A.K.B., where they saw Astronauts Scott and McUlvItt working on simulated dix'klngs for a moon shot with Apollo. Stephen will enroll In September us a senior at Pac ific Lutheran UnlveMlty and will continue ROTC training at the University of Puget Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundell ;if Mllwaukle were week-end visitors In lone. Those going to Pendleton on Friday morning for the funeral services of a former lone resi dent, Denward Bergevln, were Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swanson, Mrs. Clell Rea, Franklin Llnds trom, Mr. and Mra. Paul petty John. Mr. and Mrs. Dick McKl- ft !TT TITTITIIT! TTTTTw H H H H M LOOK! A Lucky License, worth MOO -right now! mum M H M More than 500 other new winning Oregon license numbers this week... from $5 up to $2,500 -check the new list of winning numbers posted every week at Standard stations and Chevron Dealers. By the way, what's your license number? U CHEVRON DEALERS STANDARD STATIONS H M M N alifisBilifeMi!S illgott, and Mr. and Mrs. Don McFJIIgott. Dockters Announce Birth of Soa I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dockter are happily announcing the birth of their second child. Mlk kell Eugene arrived at Pioneer 'Memorial hospital on July 23, I welching H lb., 12 or., and will Join a little sister, Tammy Jo, at home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Albert Dockter of Ru pert. Idaho, und Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hummon of Nyssa. The baby's great grandparents are I Mr. and Mrs. John Dockter of Ruitert and Mm. Elizabeth But terflcld and Mrs. Edllh Ham mon of Ogden, Utah. j Mr. and Mm. Lewis Halvor sen are keeping their two lit tle grandchildren this week while the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Prock are vacationing. Darcle and Donna Rea, who have been visiting at the Hal vorsen home left with their la ther, Richard Rea, this week end on a camping trip. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matth ews and Dcnlcce went to El 1 Kin this week end. Their daugh i ter. Princess Bernlece, attended I the Elgin Stampede with the Morrow County Rodeo Court. Bill Eubanka left for his home In Portland on Sunday after spending harvest here at the home of his brother and sis 'ter In law, Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Euhanks. I Mrs. Franklin Ely and Mrs. Herbert Ilynd are attending a I short workshop at Oregon Col lege of Education at Monmouth. Jodl Snow and Janet Palma teer rode In the parade of Fort Dalles Days at The Dalles this week-end. Janet Is a member of the Arlington Rodeo Court and J (Ml I Is a member of the Con don Court. Mm. Oscar Lundell was able to return home from Pioneer Memorial hospital on Saturday after spending several days there for treatment. Mr. and Mm. John Garvcy and family of San Jose. Calif., arrived in lone on Monday for a visit with old friends. They came to Pendleton a week ago for the funeral services of Mrs. Garvey's brother, Denward L. Bergevln. Guests of Mm. Mary Holtz and family last Thursday even ing were her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. l.ewls Tomsha and family of Valley, Wash. They were on a vacation and It was their first trip to Eastern Oregon. Bill Scare and his fiancee, Nancy Cane arrived In lone on Saturday for a visit with the Garland Swanson family. Sears worked for the Swansons In har vest before going East to school a few years ago. He was return ing from Roanoke, Va., having graduated from a General Elec tric engineering schoo 1 there. Miss Cane will teach In Port land this coming year. Kimmle Martin was honored on her sixth birthday with a party at the home of her grand mother, Mrs. E. J. Akers. Five little guests came to play games and enjoy the refresh ments. They included Arlene Cannon, Laura Marlck, Yvonne White, Sherry Randolph, Kim mle Pettyjohn. Guests of the F. T. Martin's this week-end were all three of their children, Melvin Martin of Othello. Wash.; Ralph Martin of Oregon City, and Mrs. Al Bra zell, who has been here helping MICHAEL D. BENCE of Ban Me Tbout Vietnam, has won the Modal of Merit first class, one of Vietnam's highest awards presented to a cmlian. lor service to Vietnam of an outstand ing nature in the field of civil serrica. Gen. Vinh Loe. com. mander, II Corps, Is shown presenting the medal at ceremonies conducted in early July, while witnessing troops stand at at tention. Benge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Benge of lone, has been working with the Montagnards for several years. He is due home on leave in September. Cpl. Smith Completes Training at Ft. Sill Corporal Kenny Smith Is home on 30 day leave from the U. S. Army between training at Ft. Sill, Okla., and service in Viet nam. He is visiting his mother, Mrs. Elolse Smith, and otheT relatives an dfriends in Hepp- ner. Cpl. Smith flew to Portland from Ft Sill by way of Dallas, lexas, and continued by bus to Arlington where he was met July 1 8 by his mother and aunt, mm. uienn smitn. On August 17 he Is scheduled to fly to Vietnam from Oakland as a replacement canonneer, Joining a 175 mm howitzer crew. He mentioned that he found (he names of Mike Smith of Hpppner, and some boys from Pilot Rock and Condon at a cen tral registry of soldiera at Ft Sill, but Mike had been ship ped out and he didn't get to see the others during his stay there. Need scratch pads? Get them at the Gazette-Times. UMATILLA COUNTY i?An mil In harvest. Mr. Brazell came from Moscow", Idaho to take her home this week-end. Ralph vis ited here from Tuesday to Sun day. Mrs. Edith Nichoson, who has been convalescing at the F. T. Martin home returned to her own home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Shockley and family of Seattle were re newing old acquaintances here and In Heppner over the week end. Kathy and Becky were guests at the A. A. Stefanl home. Home From Overseas Lance Corporal Frank Robin son returned last Saturday from an overseas assignment in Viet nam and Okinawa, and will be on leave at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Robinson In Lexington until August 9. He will then report to Whidbey Island Base at Oak Harbor. Wn., for further training. Gazette-Times ads pay AUGUST 9-12 VolWr m.&mmu 4 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS Umatilla County Fairgrounds HERMISTON JUNIOR RODEO Hermiston EVENINGS OF FBIDAT. SATURDAY. AUGUST 11-12 BIG FAIR PARADE Saturday AUG. 12. 10 A.M. e 4-H Exhibits e Fair Follies e 4-H Style Review e Livestock Showmanship Contests e Flower and Crop Displays Why it pays to call ahead for reservations. There's nothing more dismal than a string of "No Vacancy" signs after a long day's driving. So do yourself two big favors when you travel by car: (1) call ahead for reservations and (2) plan to stop early enough to get a really good rest. Your trip will be much more pleasant. And safer. r Pacific Northwest Bell 1 fill So J MB MORROW COUNTY FAIR and RODEO SATURDAY JULY 29 9:30 p.m. to I a.m. MUSIC BY THE GO FERS of The Dalles ADMISSION l.50 i . i , '. 1- ' 1 l.-i"-.--- .... ; , 5- ' '; : 3S. Per Person Honoring Princess RUBY FULLETON MORROW COUNTY FAIR PAVIL HEPPNER
