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ft HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thunday. August 24. 1967 Rodeo to Bring Top NRA Cowboys Here on Weekend (Continued from page H HOSPITAL NEWS ratiotits who wore admitted to Pioneer Memorial hospital t.x- m.i.1i.il during the lAst ni m fu tit v ... .M....p. ... r ' . -.t" tho fnllowinc: Claroneo Mwilook. Cecil: Lorraine Ball, lone; Irvne Nooharsky. Hepp- t ner; Svlva Wells, Heppner; El- sie Ziimwalt, Lexington; Oris Crisp, Heppner. and Cleo Van- , Winkle Lexington, transferred k to Pendleton. , Still nwivinr mimical rare- at the hospital is Mary Becket, it. Heppner. SS Kinzua Operates Bob Abrams. Al Bcwehee. Gene Winters. Gene Pieree, Clarence Rosewall and Orville Cutsforth. Scheduled to work Saturday evenine are Meivin uixon, r.u Dick, Ed Gonty Harrv O lonn Rill Hust. Jim aid Jones and Paul Jones. , , k fi S" W Owl Shift ner. Jack VanWinkle. Clint Mo- Quarrie, Harlev Young. Norman Supple, Dick Carpenter. Jim Farley, Rod Murray and Dr. Wolff. Dances Set The rodeo attractions will op en Friday night with a dance, (Continued from page 1) in inaccessible country and had to be battled from, the air. A number of other fires started in the area at the same time. Thi fire hroke out Sunday featuring' music of Heppner's from lightning about the same Henchmen who will be making time as the School Marm one of their last appearances springs fire near The Dalles, prior to disbanding because -j-he latter blaze spread quick three of their number will soon y ami eventually covered some leave for college. The dance will - (XX) acres. It destroyed the stan at 9:30 and will continue home of Mrs. John Denslmger, until 1 a.m. ! mother of Mrs. On, tile Cuts Saturday night's dance will fort h in Heppner. She saved on- feature music of The Western ly her purse and clothes she was ; ..irK: "v, 0 V . 1 V ( mi mi H nil iii f ll ltlf i -"-' 1 ttmm- wk.if. I .. .... .,tt i'm S'H I p.. I HI p P H t K " ' f Pool to Remain Open to Sept. 3; Use Totals 9,842 Stuurt Pick I'ppner mil pool, iinnounivs . l fem Heppner municipal swiniininH uard al the win that the pool Gentlemen of Condon. It will wearing. The Cutsforths cur- start at 10 p.m. and continue r.n,iv are cn an antelope hum until 2 a.m. ) ns trip and it is not known The big downtown parade whether tiiev are aware the fire will start at 10 a.m. Saturday , occurred. Mrs. Denslinger Is with Randall Teterson as chair- s n nv stavinii with a son at his man and a storv on this event is elsewhere in this paper. Drill Team Back Salem Saddle club drill team , will te back to take part in events and will appear at the afternoon rodeo show, Miller announces. Joe Daley of Pendle ton will announce the shows again, and John Irwin will be place in The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Al Martin of Heppner were at Cloud Cap Inn rear Mt. Hood for the week end. When the fire broke out they watched it grow from 10 acres to several thousand acres within a short time. A special archery hunt that would nave inciuaea ianas neiu NOT VISIBLE in this picture of th Heppner Methodist Church booth at the Morrow county Fair Is a real stream running down the mountainside "Ate You Thirsting or Living Water? U the theme of the booth. back as clown. Stock of How-: b winzua was called off be ard Johnson of Condon will be causo 0 the fire hazard, Nistad used with some of other con-1 sairt tractors being brought in to add ' Ranger Miller said that the top animals in all contests. I Heppner district is still with Working hard on prepara-; out a man-caused fire, and both tions for the rodeo throughout , he and j,istad praised the pub the year have been the mem- jc for the cooperation being bers of the rodeo committee, in- given. eluding Chairman Miller, Vice - 0n Monday. 70 percent chance Chairman Charles Daly, in charge of trophies and bucking events; Don Greenup, in charge of the queen and court; Bill Healy, in charge of races; Arch ie Munkers. in charge of danc es; Bob Bergstrom, Wrangler representative, who is in charge of lightning was reported, but it apparently bypassea tins area, and that threat passed. Miller said a weak storm front was reported moving in as of Tuesday night. There has been some conject ure that if the current dry spell of barns and stalls; Raymond continues. U. S. Forests might French, who takes care of calf : be dosed to the public. If this chutes and roping events; Jerry is done Miller said, it would Douehertv. working on the grounds; Tom Currin, heading publicity and advertising; and Balfe on tickets and parking. Breakfast Planned Wranglers cowboy breakfast will be at the fair grounds Sun day, starting at 7 a.m. and con tinuing until 11 a.m. The pop ular out of doors event is sure to attract another large crowd with the sponsors offering the public "all they can eat" Like the fair, the rodeo re quires volunteer help of many in the community. Dozens of persons will have a part in staging the event, including those who work on the chutes and at the grounds, doing their share to make the annual event a success. Need scratch pads? Get them at the Gazette-Times. Flatt's Truck Service PHONE 989-8420 For Fast and Dependable FREIGHT TRUCK SERVICE From Portland including Daily Overnight Service Saturdays MOVING? CALL US GENE ORWICX be the first memory. time within his Merchants Slate 'Moonlight Sale' I .$1'.. Jf ."J - l "'l ,itY-' . will remain open tliroUKli Sent- ml.,r '1 when it Will (io.se for the season. It will not be open on Saturday and Sunday, Aur- .l '!'. iiiwi '.'7 Attendiime from the ouenlnR date on June ll tlirntigii aukum o lias been il.SU. Tlie lartest lnele dav'st attenilance whs ;(07 with the sea.son'H average 159. There were 1SS In all classes taklnt! swlmmliik' lessons, lor titli-ates were awarded to thi' fiillowliiL': HKC.INNKKS: Mike Jones, Joanv Warren, Kathy Sclnvarln, Uremia l.lebe. I'.ifg ('line, KjIc rinw. I'nthv Palmer. Lisa Hur keiibine. Delbert Turnel, Jeff Cutsdirth, Diane Holland, 1WI llarsliniim. Mike Itasnmsseti, Miirv lliison Koll Ward ADVANCKD HKCINNKUS: Knit Wanl. Sandra 1'atmer. Danny Davis. DelUrt Turner, Klin l.u llaguewiMxl, Kevin HaguewiK)d, l.aurl Challv, Kerry Harsln, I.orl .MiVnbc, Allen lUiikenbine, Kit Pearson, I'al Saling. Hmce Ynung. l.lnd.i IVnrson, Alan Hoschee. Diane Martin. Karen Winter. Charles Davidson. INTKItMKDIATK: John llonly. Itoblntte Jones, Mary Ay res, l.orl Mit'alie, Muriel Turner, Chris Kvans, Kelaue H.iguewiMid. Klisli llaueMMMl, Mary Healy, Steve Jones, Clayton Wilson. Juanit.i Wilson Molly Pierce, l.iinnle Davis. Debbie Holland. Nola Steers. Tony Toll. SWIMMKIt: David MiLeod. Bonnie Davis, Clavtoii Wilson, Juanlta Wilson. Barbnra Slier U UK m r ,1 71 Public Notice ADVERTISEMENT TOR BIDS Seuled propiwats for tlie ron- NlriHtlon of an eb-vaien meei water lank addressed to uie Mayor anil CltV Council, Hoard man. tlregon, will be received at the office of th CltV K.H-ord er t'ltv Hall. Itoarilinnn. i 're gun, until 2;tHI pm. I'nclfle Day Unlit Time, on the IMsl day of September vmu, nun m be pulillclv upeneu nni nwi. Tli.. uiirk eolilcnuduted con sists of eiinstruitlon of Uri.lHH) gallon elevated Meel water taim with iiHsis-lated piping and tip purteutinces. Including the foot ing and n sivurlty fence The connin-tlnii plpellm's will be ap proximately ZM) feet of cast Iron I'll"'. plans end SHolf lent Ion may 1m examined In the otflce of the City Keeorder, CHy Hall, Hoard man. Oregon, or nt the office of loinell, llowland, Hayes & Mcrivtleld, Knuineeis and Plan ners. S:U) Logitn HulldliiK'. ftMJ I'nli.n Street. Seattle. Washing ton !SI0l. A copy of frtld IVku nielits may be obtained t H"1 Kncliieer's office at v) l.ogan Hulidlng. :H) Union Street. Se attle. Wasliiu:'on ".isii'l upon n It of Twenty Five Dollars t S-:" Hi t for em-h Ifcmiment. Tlie full amount of the deposit will be refunded If ld Documents are returned In good condition within fifteen (13) days ufter the award of the Contract. Bidders must lie preuallfied In coinpllamv with iii.pltcatdo parts of Chapter U7! of Oregon KcvImhI Statutes 'ie(uallf lea Hull f,inns, eumpletelv fllli'd out. shall be mailed to the City He curder. CltV Hall. IWrdiimn, Oreguit lit least ten 1 10) da' prior to the bidding dale. Kaeb proposal must be sub mitted on the prescribed form and accompanied by a certified i heck or bid bond payable to the CltV of lluardman. Dregon. num. J.uk Chltty, Lisa McCahe, , Mni,iunt not less than five cent i.V", of the amount THERE IS NO DOUBT that beel promotion la the emphasis In this booth of the Morrow County CowBelles at the Morrow count? Fair. "Treat Your Family. Buy Beef" and "Treat Your Friend. Give Beef" say the signs in boosting one of the county's top products. (G-T Photo). Mrs. Matt Hughes. Terry and 'great Country' Theresa, took a week's vacation' ... . , ' . Dined ror wnamDcr trip visiting friends and rela tives around Oregon, returning home on August 5. Mrs. Hughes and son Terry picked Theresa up at Ascension Summer School on July 29, and continued on to Ad rian, near Ontario, where they visited Mis. Hughf s' grandfather HeDDner merchants will hold -lve umwigni. i ney men went a "Moonlight Sale" on Friday, September 22, it was decided at luncheon meeting oi mercn- ants Friday with Bill Hust, chairman of the Merchants com mittee of the Heppner-Morxow county Chamber of Commerce, m charge. Under the "Moonlight Sale" plan, merchants will close their stores at 5 p.m. and then will reopen at 7 p.m. to offer spe cial bargains to the public. Stores then will be open until 10 p.m. with the extraordinary values being sold during the three-hour period only. The merchants also made plans for Crazy Days on October 27 and 28. A kids' parade for this event is being considered with the possibility of offering prizes for the best costumes. Prizes may also be offered to the merchants who dress in the "craziest" costumes for the event. It is planned to hold regular meetings of the merchants com mittee on the third Friday of each month with luncheon at 1 p.m. in the Wagon Wheel cafe. on to Redmond where they vis ited the reindeer farm and at the homes of Mrs. Wayne Martin (Peggy pioyhar) and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith (Fern Jones). Next stop on the trip was In Eugene where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rehfeod (Luola Benge); from Eugene they went on to Portland to stop at the nome or mi. ana Mrs. James H. Jones, Mrs. Hughes' uncle and aunt According to Joan it was hot everywhere they went, but 'The Great Country," a 35- minute film strip about Oregon, will be shown at the Monday- meeting of the Heppner-Morrow County Chamber of Commerce at the Wagon Wheel Cafe. The film is sponsored by the U. S. National Bank and has been re ceiving acclaim for its pictorial presentation of the state. Showing of the film was ar ranged by Gene Pierce, presi dent of the Bank of Eastern Oregon. He said that he will have it here for a week, and it will be available for other groups which may wish to show it. Gazette-Times ads pay. Phone 076 9228 for G-T want ad service. Janet tienlrv. JCNIOll 1.IKKSAV1NG: Mar sha Young. Kevin Dick, Dallas Harsln. Lisa McCabe. SKNIOK 1.IKKSAVING: F.rln Dick. Susan lhatly, Lynda Or wick. Linda Heath. Assist lug Dick us volunteer swimmer aids without pnv were Lynda Orwick, Kevin Dick, Mark Lovgren. Dallas Harsln anil Jamie Smith. Much credit goes to these volunteers who nave contributed their time to help carry on the lied Crass training program. RADIANT SIGNS that glow In the dark full vuriety of mis cellaneous signs for all pur poses, 2.V. Now on hand at Gazette-Times office. Iier ld. The successful Hldder Will lie required to furnish a bond for faithful iM'rtormance oi me Contract In the full amount of the Contract price. The right Is reserved to re ject any or all proposals, to lostHinc the award of the Con tract for a period not to exceed thirty 1 301 days, and to ac cept that proposal which Is to thi' best Interests of the City of lluardman, Oregon. Dated this 22ud day of Aug ust, 17. CITY OK HOAHDMAN, OliKGON Bv Kmabel M Mltllcsdorf City Keeorder 2Gc they enjoyed seeing many new places. DANCE Live Music EVERY Friday O Saturday At The WAGON WHEEL CAFE Provides for all Heppner 676-8997 Introductory w&VAWE! FAMOUS j chrome reverse Popular deep dish design AVAILABLE IN Bright nlckol mirror polish chrome finish MOST POPULAR Quality all steel wheel SIZES FORD'S TIRE SERVICE Heppner After the Rodeo Show Saturday Afternoon Come to the Episcopal Church ALL YOU CAN EAT SERVED IN WESTERN STYLE FULL DINNER FEATURES DELICIOUS PIT - COOKED BEEF Saturday, August 26, 5 to 8 p.m. Episcopal Church Parish House Corner of Church and Gale Sts. ADULTS $2 COME AND CHILDREN $1 BRING YOUR FRIENDS THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY TOUR HOME-OWNED RANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE HANK OF D JZastern Oregon HEPPNER ARLINGTON IONE MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION STORE HOURS 9:00 A.M.-:00 P.M. till V Al WAYfi FIRST OUAUTY 3 BIG DAYS! SHOE PRICE BREAK Save 15';;, to 25' ; on School Shoos REG. $5.99 $ 1 1 .99 NOW $4.88-$9.88 4 REASONS WHY IT PAYS TO SHOP AT PENNEYS Boys 133A ox. Western Jeons Sizes 6 to 16 3 pr. for $5 Women's Acetate Tricot Panties-Size 5 to 8 3 pr. for $1 Girls' Acrylic Bulky Knit Sweaters-Big Color Variety $4 Men's Short Sleeve Cotton Plaid Sport Shirts $1.99 Charge it Today at Penneys and Save
