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Stephens Family Holds Reunion At Tumalo Park By VIRGINIA KELSO (llrM civit from liiM week) KIN.UA Tin' annual rilenu: Mini fiunllv ri'Uiilnii (if tlin Sli'i't'i-ii" fiunllv wiih In-Ill Sun day, July .', ill Tumulo Slnli Turk Thlx reunion wa In hon or of tin mi-inorv of thi-tr mil. llmf iwl if riiliilliifillntr llrkltlft' SlfplU'llH. Thorn ntlcmlliiK were Mr, mill Mr. Korrcut (Iridium, Mr. and Mrs. Itlrlinnl Cruhain knd turn II v iiml Mr. mill Mm. Klrhard Morilimiri' unit family, all of Klnuii; Mr. ami Mm. Art .Steph en, of Sprny, Mr. lind Mrs. Hob Sti'phi-iiN and family of I'rlne villi1. Mr. nwl Mm. Ititlph f'.er inoml of SiiIimii, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coli'inun and aoit Stephen of Lnke Okwi'k. Mr. and Mih. Jim Stephen and family, Mr. and Mm. Tom MeCormlek and family of Kuuenc Mr. and Mm. Hoi) TtuhiIhIo and family of Walla Walln. Vah.. Mr. and Mm. Joe KIhIiit Cult-man and family of Wont Linn. Mr. and Mm. Frank PeMerltt wrw In Heppner laat Tuesday on hiiKlnnui and for Kva to have, medical ran. j Mr. and Mm. Slim Rhoton were In The Unites K'rlday where Slim had a medical checkup, Tom Jordan and children, Les lie and Tim were In Mitchell Saturday on bunlnom and to vUlt the Mark Jordan. Keturn ln home Mr. Jordan had the mtitfortune to hit a row. dam nRlnu the front end of his car. Mr. and Mm. Guy Van Am dale and family went to Hat Hock State I'urk on Sunday where they met Mr. and Mm. Dirk Uiece of Mllion Kreewater for the day. Mm. Klchard Mortlmore, Mm. Tom Jordan and I'ralu weni to Pendleton Saturday on bUHlneiu and to vUlt HoRer Mortlmore who In honpltallzed there. On Stmduy, Kom-r waa vlaited by hi father and ltcr Karon and Pat 1 1 Carlltdo. Club Hear Report 'Hie reKular meeting of the t'mnp 5 Womena club waa held lust Wednesday at the Commu nllv Hull with Vice resident Ituili Jordan In charge. llotetw for the evenlnu wo Terry Tcxld. Seven nieinbera were present. Mr Uila Kcrrel reported that she had purchawd the neoeil Harv fire Miiildlcs With ltuth Jordan as rlwilrman of thin pro. let t The report of the Camp 5 cU-amni committee was that the protect was a miccc-h under the chairmanship of Hetty Murdock. A rcnuest iabh read from Kast em DreKon LoKKlnt; Company asking tor help In keeplnjc tho lake area clean. I'lana were al so made for a booth at the Wheeler County Kulr with Ter ry Todd In charge. i'lniM-hle wu.s played with hlKh and pinochle iroliiK' to Durham Mortlmore. low to Marie Khoton, and pi nochle to Uin Kcrrel. The door prize was won by Terry Todd. Mrs Joe Itrownlntr and dau ghters Linda and Mrs. Jerry Hoc were luisiness visitors to" Port land l-rid.iy. Mr. Him- came Sun day from Pendleton to net Mm, Hoe. Mr. und Mrs. C. L. Flack re turned home Tuesday from a week's visit to relative nt West Jordan and Dun-way, Utah. Mrs. Akin Prince was taken to Heppner by ambulance last Wednesday where she entered the hospital for overnight treat ment. Mis. Jitij-s Bowman took Vie Bowman and Karl IVrklns to Arlington last Wednesday from where the boys wen! to Port land where Vie had his phys ical for the service and Karl completed his preparations for entcrlnu the service. Hersiliel Murdock and Klch ard Mortimore flew to Pendle ton last Monday where they vis ited with Honer Mortimore and (hen went to Pilot Hock on bus iness. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorenc;cl and family spent the week-end vlsitim; with relatives in Klch land. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schrocd er and daughters Connie and Sullv and Alana and Shcllie (Julmi of Omak, Wash., spent the week-end at the Kd Wliam home. When they returned home Sunday Donna Meadows went with them for n visit. Alana, Shellle, and Sally re mained to start practice on the We Wi!3 Deliver Your Processed Meat Fre Of Chcnrg T Heppner. lone, Lexington WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE! MONDAY AFTERNOON ALL DAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY MORNING Follett Meat Co. Ph. 567-6651 Hermlston, Oregon On Hermlston-McNary Highway I 1 v if . . ' 7 t KAVYMAN DAN McBRIDE Dan McBridc Returns From Far East Cruise Dan McBrlde F.N., U. & 8. Navy, son of Mr. and Mm. Nate McBrlde, U returning to Ala. meda, Calif., from a cruise to tho Kar Kast. McBrlde left Alameda In Jan uary 1UC7. aboard the U. S. 8. Delta, a repair ahlp. He spent about two month In SuBlc my, Philippine, then went on to Suitrtto, Japan, for five week. Krom SascBo hla next atop wax Kaohalunn, Taiwan. Before de- parting for home, Dan waa able to spend there days In Hong KonK, China. Mr. and Mr. Bill Scrivner, Kip, Gordon Lee and Kcnnon were In Heppner from their new home In Spokane last week end. The family visited his mother, Mr, lxv Scrivner, and other friends In the area. Drlnkloq Factor In MUhap With the warm summer months comtnit on, your thirst nuiy be coming on, too. The Traffic Safety Division of the Oregon Department of Motor Ve hicle reminds you that almost Oil per cent of last year's traffic victims had been drinking. So, whatever vou deride to mix for your drink, remember this: im't mix drinking with driv ing. drill team routine that will be for the Shrine Game In Pendle ton. Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Woods and son Max and granddaugh ter Rhonda Iigan went to port land Sunday to attend the Woods family reunion at l.uur elhursj Park Ithonda returned to her home In Salem with her parent after having scnt sev eral weeks here. We tell students that the best way to get ahead in this world is to stay put. Stay in school, complete your education. This Is the way to a good job and all the rewards that come with it (and we don't mean Just the financial ones). That is the message we put across whenever we go to high schools and counsel students on their careers. Why do we do this? We realize that the greatest natural resource any country can have is Its young people. Standard Oil Company of California and its worldwide family of Chevron Companies County Order: Allowing Treasurer to pay certain claim on I'ark fund. Dated 7707. Order: Refunding excessive persona) property taxes, re Al vln WaKeiiblut. Dated 7767. Certification: He appropria tion of funds for County and Home Demonstration Agents. Dated 70C7. Hesolutlon: He mutch I n g funds for County I'urk funds. Dated 71707. Bids: Acceptance of bid of Morrow Co. Gruln Grower for tires. Th following warrant wr Usud on the General Fundi Walter 1 1 aye, Comm. Kxp 78.65 Jack Van Winkle, do 13.33 Nudelrnun Bro., Slier. Uniform Kxp 100.85 C.J U. Bauman, Slier. Sup. 4 10, Conv. Kxp. 47.52, Jail Kxp. 12.05 6457 Murray Hexall Druga, Sher. Sup. 10.95, Co. Ct. 5U5, I'ark Fd. 3.45, Assess. Sup. 2.30 .. 22.65 Texaco, Inc., Sher. Car Kxp 33.53 Heppner Gazette-Tlmea, t Ik Sup. Z323, Oil. I'ub. 52.55 75.80 Standard Off. Equip., cik'a sup. 70S, cthse Mte 7.24. Amoks. Sup. 18.00 3259 Westen Auto, Cthse Mtse & Hep 8.97 Oregon St. Bur. of Lbr.. do 20.00 Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co., Cthse Mtae & Rep. 21.73, Civ. Def. 14.35 36.08 Pettyjohn', Cthse Mtse Hep. 14.52, Civ. Def. 42.34 56.86 MAR Co., Cthse Mtse & Hep. 423.23, Surp. Kd Exp. 18.75 441.98 Seaman Jack Sweek Trains at San Diego Seaman Recruit Jack D. Sweek, USN, on of Mr. Jack O. Sweek of Monument, is under going nine weeks of basic train ing at the Naval Training Cen ter In San Diego, Calir. He Is receiving Instructions in Naval customs, courtesies and organization, ordnance and gunnery, seamanship, damago i control, first aid, swimming, and survival, shipboard drills and i sentry duty. A program of physical fitness, military drill and Inspections ; keeps the recruits mentally and physically alert during their training. I His Navy Classification tests will determine whether he will be assigned to a school, shore station or ship after his gradu ' at ion. Court Proceedings Herman Green, Cthse 3.00 Byer Avenue Clinic, Jail Kxp 33.00 It. E. Joseph, MD, Clr. Ct. Juror 14.00 Heppner Inland Chem. Serv., Rural Fire 221.00 Cornett Green Feed, Civ. Dew 1.40 Dept. of Fin. k Admin., Surp. Fds Kxp 24.00 Penilieton-Ileppner Krt.. do 97.01 Oreg. Co. Vet. Serv. Off., Assoc., Sher. Due 10.00 Ernest jorgenwn, Just. Ct., 5th, Kent 25.00 Tel. 29.55 54.55 City Water Dept. Cthse .. . 1355 Villa St. Hose, Juv. Tr. Exp 4.84 Herman W. Winter, DA. Tel 24.31 Standard Off. Equip., Co. Ct. Off. Sup. 6.00 Roderick Thomson, Assess. Fid Wk 88.33 Court St. Mkt., Cthe Jan. Sup 7.02 Perry Pummel, Juv. Exp. .17.74 Turner, Van Marter & Bryant. Bond 25.00 Ore. St. Coll. Ext. Scrv. Co. Approp 6736.00 N. W. Ind. Laundry, Cthse Jan. Sup 9.76 Wagon Wheel Restaurant Jail Exp. ... 17.50 U. S. Nat l Bank, Co. Ct. Exd. 17.34. Clk Conv. Exp. 8JJ4 25.68 Lorraine Broanan, Clk's Extra Help ... 14.54" Albertlna Kerr Nursery. Juv. Tr. Exp. 5.00 St. Mary's Home for Boys, do 5.00 Rov Johnson. Sher. Urn. Co., Jail Exp. 100.50 Standard Off. Equip., Just. Ct.. 6th. Off. Sup 9.60 Heppner Gazette-Times, do 3L0O Don Greenup, et al, Cir. Ct. Jurors & Itncsses 628.83 Mary Bryant. Co. Reg 9.50 Mahonev & Abrams. Clr. Ct. Sp. Atty 120.00 Heppner Hotel, F. J. Avers.. Suro. Fds. Exp 25.00 Paul Pettvlohn Co.. Weed Cont. Chem 1493.80 Reta M. Thorpe. Jan. Help 41.23 M. Bryant, Dep 296.95 Dean Gllman. Dep. Sher 387.21 Elvira Irbv, Dep 293.40 Joyce M. Ritch. Dep 287.04 Edna Challv. II. Nurse .... 236.64 Darl E. Hudson. Jan 337.70 Margaret Jorgcnsen. Off. Clk 85.89 L. D. Tibbies. DO, Physician 23.90 Donald W. McCarty, Civ. Def. 12.50. Juv. 142.23 154 W. C. Driscoll. f i if LM. 1 From their ranks will emerge our future leaders. So by helping them now, everybody (Including us) will benefit later. We believe that our career-counseling sessions, and the scholarships, fellowships and college grants we provide, are encouraging more young people to complete their education. Standard Oil It trying to help young people discover more about themselves . . . and the world they live In. Comm. Clk 47.18 Dan W. Morrison, Clr. Ct. Rep. X39.90 Roslta Morrison, Emergency 119.40 Nancy Dixon, Surp. Eds Clk 41.08 Rachel Harnett, Museum Kd 41.08 Josephine Huston, Park Kd SJ.M Alma Green, Off. Clk 112.38. Steno Pool 84 96 197.34 Reta M. Thorpe, Jan. Help ... 75.7 James Cason, Weed Sal 339.47 The following warrants wer Usued en the Gen. Road Fund: Heppner Auto Parts 107.31 Schetkv EoulD 52.51 Shafer Radiator Serv 231.07 Stone Mchy Co 34.69 Heppner Auto Sales 89.12 L. E. Dick 10.82 Traffic Safety Sup. 63.20 Gene Orwlck 22.51 Murray Rexall Drugs 5.93 Paul Pettyjohn Co. 855.Z1 Heppner Nor-Gas 38.20 lone Chevron Station ...... 360 Howard Cooper Corp. -..21,185.00 City of Heppner 36858 Citv of Boardman 46.33 City of lone 71.91 City of Lexington 46.68 City of Irrlgon 3133 Cornett Green Feed 4.U8 Pendleton-HeDDner Freight 4.00 Columbia Baain Elec. .. 15.75 Pacific N. W. Bell 2850 James Driscoll, P.M. 4.40 John Pfelffer 2.18 Pettylohn's 9.02 City Water Dept. 7.15 Standard Off. Equip. 158 Grays Repair Shop is Boyles Motor Co. .1221.00 Rietmann's 152 Morrow Co. Gr. Growers 78.41 N. W. Ind. Laundry 7.02 George's Chevron 5.10 Chevron Asphalt 63655 Traffic Safety Supply .... 103.75 Town of Lexington 11.90 Arrow Trans 249.96 Labor 487954 Set Salaries 798.44 Roadmaster 406.13 Road Foreman 438.61 Bookkeeper .. 261.03 COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL' FARM AND HOME Pendleton 276-7761 The Chevron Sign of excellence i HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. 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