Trip Celebrates
95th Birthday
BT MART LEE MARLOW
BOARDMAN Mrs. Hazel Mill
er and her mother-in-iaw, mr.
Kffie MIIUt, returned home Sun-
.1..., frn.n month's trill Visit-
i.,,r r..iiiilv.'.. in Arkansas and
Illinois. They mode the trip by
plane so that the older Mrs.
imii..r muM nli'hrale her 9.th
birthday, which was February 8,
with her brother. Luther Sham
hart in Little Kock. Ark., who
had his 7Sth birthday February
13.
After a couple weeks visit
there, they went to Olney, 111.,
in vlKlt at the home of her ol n
et brother and sistcr-ln-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde bhamnari
Sterling O'Dav. lecturer and
writor. udll Dresent his most dV'
namic program on Abraham
Lincoln and the Civil War at a
National School Assembly here
in the school gymnasium March
8, at 9 a.m. Assisted by his wife
Emille. he will present a film,
"F.nlsndpR in the Life of Line
oln." Mr. O'Day and his wife
spent three years ana iraveiea
20,000 miles in compiling and
filming in color this story. He
has lectured throughout the
United States on many historical
subjects, but the life of Abra
ham Lincoln is his favorite. He
will precede the progra m wun a
15 minute talk on the humor
ous side of Lincoln. The film
has a musical background .by
the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.
The entire narration is persent
ed live from the stage. Parents
and friends are invited to at
tend. There were four tables of pi
nochle in play at the card party
held at the Greenfield Grange
hall last week, sponsored by the
Home Economics Club of the
grange. Mrs. Glen Carpenter was
the hostess. High prize went to
Mrs. Bud Mlchels and low was
won by Mrs. Walter Wyss. Mrs.
Walter Hayes and Mrs Ed Kuhn
won the pinochle prizes.
LaVerne (Pete) Peterson has
returned home from a Pendle
ton hospital and Is recuperating
from major surgery. Week-end
guests at the Peterson home
were Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan
of Portland.
Jay Cox of Seattle, Wash, vis
ited overnight Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gil
lespie. He also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Ball, Sr. Sunday af
ternoon they all went to Condon
to visit Jess Coats, brother-in-law
of Mrs. Ball, who is in a
nursing home there.
Mrs. Elvin Ely returned home
Saturday from a ten days visit
in Seattle, Wash., with her son
Allen and family
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zunkcr
and sons Buzz, Herbie, Lex and
Leiton of Kennewick, Wash.,
were Saturday visitors at the
home of Zunker's mother, Mrs.
Guy Ferguson.
Mrs. Lafe Smith and Mrs.
Clarence Thomas of Pendleton
were overnight visitors last Fri
day at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Frank Marlow.
Mrs. Arnin Hug was honored
with a surprise birthday party
Monday afternoon by a group
of friends, who included Mrs.
Charles Anderegg of Pendleton,
Mrs. Harold Rash and Mrs. El
vin Ely.
Sidney Ferguson of Boardman
and Mrs. Theda Ramsey of Quin
cy. Wash., were united in mar
riage February 23 at Prosser,
Wash. They are living in Herm-iston
Cafeteria menus for Riverside
Hioh Rchonl and Boardman Ele
mentary school for the week of
March 11-15 are as ioiiow:
Monday hot dogs, relish, po
iatn rhins Inirp and cookies.
Tuesdav meat loaf, mashed
potatoes, celery sticks, French
hrpfld and Deaches.
Wednesday spaghetti, cheese
sticks, rolls with honey butter
anrt Jpll-O.
Thursday creamed chicken
with biscuits, green Deans ana
nrflntre 1uiee.
Friday clam chowder, peanut
butter sanawicnes, vegeiaoie
sticks and cobbler.
Bread, butter and milk are
served with all meals.
Maximum temperature in
Boardman Monday was 70 de
grees.
Apprenticeships
Open for Carpenters
Apprenticeship application for
Carpenters are now open lur me
coming year.
Covering all counties in East
ern Oregon, (Gilliam, Wheeler,
nrnnt. Morrow. Umatilla. Union,
Wallowa, Baker, Malhuer and
Harney), all applications are to
be in not later than April 30,
1968.
Closing date for these appli
cations is to oe May o, laoo.
The Employment Service can
give more information on mini
mum requirements and other
information. Applications may
be sent directly to the Bureau
of Labor, Room 102, State Of
fice Building, Pendleton, Oregon
( 97801 K
Mrs. Gerald Rood and daughter
spent a week recently visiting
friends and relatives in the Med-ford-Ashland
areas, where she
spent time with her mother, Mrs.
Syrel Gay. In Medford, they vis
ited with her father, Arthur My
ers, and Mrs. Rood's two sis
ters. While in Ashland, they al
so visited with former Kinzua
residents. Joe Schott and his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim (Lillian) Armson. Arm
son is a professor at Southern
Oregon college. Highlight for
the week's vacation was a trip
for young Deedee Rood to the
Ashland park and zoo.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thuwdar. March 7. 1968
far
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First National's
Shareholders Vote
Stock Dividend
AS "THEME BOY" Jor the annual Easttr Seal eale. 10-yea-old
. 4 "I i . rion straw hat and cane to carry
SonSf Mr, and Mra. Leroy Goodwin, he U a student at the
Easter Seal Society's Hospital school In w"
receiVes an integrated program of therapy and luca
tton. Seal sale opens Friday. March 1 and continue, through
Easter Sunday. .
Monument PTA Holds Meetings
(Held over from last week)
By MARTHA MATTESON
iwnwiiMF.NT Monument PTA
meetings were held in January
and February in the grade
school library- It was announc
ed that the alternate, Phillip
Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Milt Morgan, had received the
io;7 pta scholarship and is at
tending the Mount Hood Com
munity college.
Those appointed on a nomi
nating committee for the elec
tion of new officers were Ed
Clark, Cora Stubblefield and
Mary Lippert. A requested
ninrtup from the Lake Creek Rec
reation Association was sent.
Ed Clark, superintenoent, pre-
Leaders Assist
Cubs to Organize
(Held over from last week)
By FRANCES ROSE WILSON
TRRinoN Cub Scout groups
are being reorganized with the
help of Ron Oliver of Pendle
ton and Ervin Williams of Echo.
Mrs. Dan Creamer is a aen mum
er and will be assisted by Mrs.
Abby Hlnkiey.
Leonara Aoercromoie mu j
in charge of the Weblos club
which consists of the 10-year
old group.
Meetings are scheduled for
den groups each week and the
pack meetings wui oe um-c
each month.
Fred Hoadley was taken to the
Veterans Hospital in Walla
Walla the past week with a
heart condition.
Walter Agee, who has also
been in the Veterans hospital for
an operation, was home with his
wife over the week-end but re
turned to Walla Walla Sunday
for further treatment.
Mayor and Mrs. Chester Wil
son and Larry traveled to Port
land last Thursday to attend the
funeral of his brother-in-law,
noroiH i.nnH Mrs. Vireinla Reth-
erford, a niece of the late Mr.
Land, also auenaea irum im
so?ii Wnmans Missionary
Council of the Assembly of God
was in charge of the morning
worship service. The youth
choir, under the direction of Mrs.
LaVelle Partlow, sang, "Its a
Wonderful, Wonderful Life" and
n solo entitled "He Touched
Me" was sung by David Ken
Ruth Fstes and Larrv Wil
son sang "Jesus Wants Me for
a Sunbeam" and "Shamgar had
an Oxeoad". respectively. Sev
eral ladies gave short talks on
the sublect, "Live toaay .
Mr nnri Mrs. Donald Eppen
bach of La Grande spent the
A visitinp friends and
relatives here. They returned
home Saturday afternoon. He at
tends Eastern Oregon Normal
there.
Mrs Eva Anderson has return
ed to Irxigon after spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs
Jake Ardt, in St Paul, Minn.
Those attending the Speed-
the-Light rally at Pendleton on
Tuesday evening, irom me As
sembly of God, were Rev. and
Mrs Jnhn Kpnnev. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Warner, Mrs. Mabel
Rand, Mrs. Walter Agee and Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Wilson and
Larry.
Th new home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Hum. overlooking the Col
umbia River on 7th street, is
rapidly taking shape. The roof
was added and it was enclosed
this week. When completed it
will be one of the best homes
in Irrigon. It is being built by
contractor Earl Vickers of Herm
iston and scheduled for occu
pancy this summer.
The A. C Houghton PTA spon
sored a spaghetti feed at the
school cafetorium, after the
grade school basketball game
with Condon Saturday afternoon.
sented Davneene Stubblefield
with a special award. It was in
recognition of outstanding per
formance on the 1967-68 Nation
al Educational Development
tests. Tihs award reflects credit
both to the student and to the
school.
Main program for the evening
was a film called "Innovation of
Education".
On February 14 the Monument
PTA had 65 persons present,
with prize for room count going
to the Junior class. In connec
tion with the -H clubs, a joint
program was held at the Legion
Grange hall where a returned
IFYE student to Ireland spoke
and showed slides which she
kori toUon while there.
Refreshments, brought by the
PTA members, were servea uv
the Busy Chicks -H cooking club,
led by Mrs. Boyd Hinton.
ct.ihhipflpld. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Stubblefield of
Canoga Park, cam., visueare
n,. nHth his crandmotner,
Stubblefield, and
with her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hardy in
iv,n now hp lpft Thursday. Feb
ruary 15, to return home and to
enter the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Porter and
u, onH Mrs Henrv JUPPer oi
La Grande were recent week-end
visitors with their parents here.
Trilla Boggs oi neppner una
heen visiting With ner ssier,
Mm Clonrop CaDon.
Mrs Oleta Farrens drove to
ma nniips February 17 and re
turned home wtn ner aaugmei
that evening. On Monday they
went to Pendleton on pusiness.
Mrs. vera uaraer anu jura, m
len Stubblefield drove to John
Day February 16 to visit for the
week-end with their relatives.
Thu Amprlrnn L,eeion anu
Auxiliary held their regular
meetings rnursaay
February 15, in their hall, with
11 members present. Plans were
made for holding the Legion
birthday party on jviarcn id.
The MMM club met Thursday,
Tnhrnsrv is. At the nome oi jvirs
whvp Jaokson. Mrs. Lonnie Gil-
man won the white eiepnani
prize and Phyllis Patzer won the
door prize. Nine members were
present. Next meeting will be
held March 21 at the home of
Mrs. Grace Stirritt
Henry Dahill drove to John
Day last Sunday where he join
ed other state forestry men, and
all went on to Redmond for
three days of school.
The annual nwtlnK of First
National Bank of Oregon share
holders February 2t was high
lighted by approval of the 12'
per cent stock dividend propos
ed bv the bank's board of direct
ors in December. Itulph J. Voss.
president, has announced.
The stock dividend, the fourth
to be distributed by First Nat
ional In the past seven years,
will be paid on or about April
1 to shareholder of record at
the close of business on March
15. Earlier stock dividends con
sisted of 12.i per cent In l!)(.l,
20 per cent in l'JOi and 25 per
cent in 16.
Voss stated there will be no
change In the present regular
annual dividend rate of Sl.W)
per share after payment of the
latest stock dividend. The cash
dividend on the Increased shares
therefore will be the equivalent
of $2.02 ',4 per share based on
shares currently outstanding.
In othor business, sharehold
ers re-elected the board of dir
ectors and reviewed the most
successful year In the 103-year
history of Oregon's leading
bank.
Voss noted net operating
earnings for 1967 reached a rec
ord high for the fifth consecu
tive year and deposits and loans
kn fiimhpri to new records. He
attributed the snln of almost
skis million in deposits to an
easing of the Federal Reserve
Rnnrrl rpstrlctive Policies nnu
the gain of almost $53 million
In loans to the Increasing diver
sification of Oregon's economy.
Tho hnnrrl nf directors, in itS
meeting immediately following
the meeting of shareholders, ap
nmvH n cash dividend of S.45
nor sharp nnvahle April 1 to
1 ... I V. 1J
shareholders oi recoru marai
Junior Grange
Holds Carnival
(Held over from last week)
By MARY LEE MARLOW
pnARnMAN The Greenfield
snnnsored a car
v,
;.,oi dntnrrinv muni ai "c
haii far the Boardman
Elementary school pupils and
those from A. c. Hougniun
mentary at Irrigon.
Mrs. John Phillips, junior
matron, was in charge, assisted
by Mrs. Leonara tieaora ana mi,
and Mrs. Harry Nobles.
Tnniiiripr in those who attend
ed (mm nut of town were jun
ior grange members from State
Line Grange. About 90 attended
altogether. The evening was
vntpH a bie success by the
youngsters.
Mrs Bernard Donovan went to
La Grande last Friday night to
" tu. nl.,r "Haiunu" nrpsent-
a w ctnHpnts nt EOC. In which
her daughter Sharon had the
lead part, that oi vera airnnwi.
Mrs. nan Rpll of Pendleton ac
companied Mrs. Donovan and
they stayea overmgnv hi .
iDr nt thp home of Mrs. Dono
van's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill wnue.
A film, "Without Onion", was
presented at the Boardman
Community church Sunday
night. It was to be shown again
Monday night to high school
students.
Mrs. O. A. Childers went to
Ponrt nvpr thp week-end to vis
it at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. ana jvirs. j.
W. Stenkamp.
Mrs. Esther Emmons and Eva
LaChance of La Grande were
week-end visitors at the home
of their sister, Mrs. Glen Car
penter. .
Visitors last week at the norne
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bed-
ord were Mrs. tseaoras mewe,
Shirley Moe of Brush Prairie,
Wash., and Mrs. Theda Ramsey
of Quincy, Wash.
Mrs. Lafe Smith of Pendleton
visited at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Marlow, last
Saturday on her way to Portland.
Last BLM Tract
Reported Sold
Last of the group of 26 tract
In northern Morrow county ot
tered for sale bv the Bureau of
land Management was reoorted
sold In a Morv In the Sunday
Oregonian recently.
Kenneth R. PUkney of Mon
terey, Calif., was reMrted as the
buyer or the last unci, ah qui
four tracts v.ere sold at the auc
tion at Boardman on November
21, l!Ki7. and thrt more were
sold January 23.
The final tract, sold to Tick
ney. Is located south of Inter
state Highway KO, anoui iwo
miles from Boardman, and con
sists of 520 acres. It sold at the
appraised price of $J0.utiu.
Total sale price of ll,Wi5 ac
res In 26 tracts was $563,600,
or $17.50 per acre.
Irrigon Sailor
Serves off Vietnam
Seaman Howard L. Keith,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Keith, Sr., of . Irrigon, and
husband of the former Miss
Janice Arnold of Eugene., has
returned to San Diego, Calif.,
aboard the repair ship USS
Klondike following a seven
month deployment off the coast
of Vietnam.
While off Vietnam the Klon
dike nerved as a unit of the
U. S. Seventh Fleet. Its mission
was to furnish repair services
and logistic support to ships of
the Seventh Fleet.
The Klondike Is a floating
shipyard whose principle ad
vantage Is mobility. With this
mobility the repair ship also
services ships in Yokosuka and
Sasebo, Japan; Kaohslung, Tai
wan; and Subic Bay, Republic
of the Philippines.
See or call The Cazette-Tlmc
for all your need In Moore
Redlforma.
WE'RE LOOKING
FOR A
GOOD MAN
OVER 40
For Short Trips Surroundim
MORROW COUNTY
Mon We Wont Is
Worth Up To
$16,500 TEAR
Plus Regular Cash Bonuses
Air Mail
B. C. PATE, JR.
President
Texas Refinery Corp.
Box 711.
Fort Worth. Texas 76101
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
FOR MORROW COUNTY
Morrow Countv. Oregon, a po
litical subdivision of the State
of Oregon. ,
nainuii,
Vs.
ROBERT CURRIN. HAROLD
WILSON and ALPHA WILSON,
husband and wife, MERV1N
LEONARD and GEN A LEON
ARD, husband and wife, CO
D. J. LAMOR1E and ELIZABETH
LAMORIE. husband and wne,
KATIE CURR1N. JACK W. OL
SON. FRANK E. WILEY, LUCY
R. BEACH, D ELBERT T. VINiMJN,
ORANGE GRANT FOBES, WIL
LIAM TAYLOR ana akuis
TAYLOR, husband and wile,
STEVEN MOOKK, CU Utn J.
CARNEY and VIRGINIA CAR
NEY, husband and wile, J.
MORGAN. M. F. CORK. CO
ANNA LOBAN, and A. T. KENT-
NER and BETTY KfciMiNt-K,
husband and wife, and any oth
er persons having or claiming
to have some rignt, uue or in
terest In the real property In
eluded in the foreclosure list in
the complaint herein,
Defendants,
Summons
To: All defendants above nam
ed and to all persons owning or
claiming to own, or having or
claiming to have, any interest
in any property included in this
foreclosure list hereinafter set
forth, and being the Morrow
Countv delinquent tax foreclos
ure list for the year 1967:
You are required to take notice
that the plaintiff herein has fil
ed In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Morrow
County an application to fore
close the lien of all taxes shown
on the Morrow County tax fore
closure list for the year 1967,
herein set forth In full, and that
the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for Judgment and decree
forecoslng such tax liens not
less than thirty days after the
date of the first publication of
this notice exclusive of the
first publication, and any and
all persons Interested In any of
the real property Included in
said foreclosure list are hereby
required to file an answer and
defence. If any there be, or if any
they have, to such application
for judgment and decree within
thirty davs after the date of the
first publication of this notice,
exclusive of the day of the first
publication of this summons,
which date Is the 29th day of
February. 1963.
This notice is published In
the Heppner Gazette-Times, a
newspaper of general circula
tion, published in said County,
by authority of an order of the
County Court of Morrow Coun
ty, Oregon and designated in
such order of the County Court
of Morrow County, Oregon, as
the newspaper in which said no
tice is to be published, which
order is dated the 7th day of
Feb., 1968. That the delinquent
list for the year 1967, which ap
plication is made to foreclosure,
is as follows:
Name of owner
as shown on
latest Tax Roll
Description
Year of
Amount
of
Taxes
Interest
to
3-15-68
Total
Robert Currin
27DA2S26-1
Code 1-1
Robert Currin
27DA2S26-49
Code 1-1
Harold Alpha Wilson
27DA2S26-17
Code 1-1
Mervln & Gena Leonard
co D. J. & Elizabeth
Lamorie
27DA2S26-32
Code 1-1
Katie Currin
27DD2S26-68
Code 1-1
Jack W. Olson
35BB2S26-73
Code 1-1
Jack W. Olson
35BB2S26-82
Code 1-1
Robert Currin
272S26-1
Code 1-5
Robert Currin
27DA2S26-49
Code 1-5
Tract No. 175, City of
Heppner. As described in
Deed Book 64 page 34.
Lots 2 to 8 Inc. Block 2
Mt Vernons Add. City of
Heppner
All lot 1, Block 11
Mt Vernons Add.
City of Heppner
All lot 5, Block 19,
Mt Vernons Add.
City of Heppner
All lot 7, Block 2, East 148
feet of the West 158 feet of
lot 14, block 2, Looneys
Add. City of Heppner
Lots 1 & 2, less tract no. 179
Block 1, Original town of
Heppner
North 50 feet of lot 1,
Block 2, Original Town
of Heppner
South half, South East
quarter, Section 3 Town
ship 2S, Range 26 E.W.M.
Lots 2 to 8 inc. Block 21,
Mt Vernons Add. Heppner
Frank E. Wiley, Floyd W. Lots 12 to 21 inc. Block 31,
Wiley & Frances M. Wiley Town of Irrigon
24DA5N26-35
Code 10-3
i 3
The 10th of the Month is The
Business-Professional Man's
PAY-DAY
Always pay your bills by th. 10th of the onth.
Besaember. the way yoa pay today, ia the way yoa
are building your credit record lot the neon
RED BOOK
Credit Bureau of
Umatilla County
SLOW AND PAST DUE ACCOUNTS ARE COLLECTED BT THE
ADJUSTMENT DEPARTMENT. PAT TOUR SLOW ACCOUNTS
NOW AND AVOID HAVING THE ACCOUNT TURNED IN FOB
COLLECTION
Lucie R. Beach
27DC1S25-39
Code 12-1
Orange Grant Fobes
9AB1S24-86
Code 35-1
William & Ardys Taylor
265N26-1-1
Code 10-1
Stephen Moore
co Ben Jay Carney &
Virginia Carney
215N27-13
Code 10-1
J. E. Morgan
10BB1S24-14'
Code 35-1
M. F. Cork
co Anna Loban
34DC4S25-11
Code 40-1
A. T. & Betty Kentner
34DC4S26-45
Code 40-1
Lot 8, Block 11, Town
of Lexington.
South half of tract no. 6,
North 90 feet of Lot 1,
Block 3. Lot 2, Block 3,
City of lone
Tract in Section 26 .Town
ship 5N. Range 26 E-W.M.
As described in Deed Book
60 page 485.
North 187 feet of Lot 6,
Block 39 E. Town of Irrigon
Lots 5 & 6, Block 2, Cluff's
Add. City of lone
All Block D, Adams First
Add. Town of Hardman
Lot 3, Block 1. Royce
Add. Town of Hardman
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.14
.26
.43
.55
.04
.07
.13
.21
57
.36
6.94
108.56
205.75
104.04
1,02954
350.58
480.25
40.10
83.13
336.01
23.92
64.10
65.84
332.78
555.42
7.15
4.67
You and each of you are fur
ther notified to appear within
thirty days from the date of the
first publication or this sum
mons and defend this suit or
pay the amount provided by law
for the redemption of said prop
erties, and if you so appear you
are further notified to serve a
copy of your appearance, objec
tions or answer on the under
signed at his post office address
as herein stated.
If you fail so to do, judgment
and decree will be entered in
the above entitled Court fore
closing the liens of said taxes
as shown by the tax foreclosure
list, together with interest and
all costs as shall be due upon
each of such properties. Said
judgment and decree will order
that the Clerk of this Court shall
deliver a certified copy of said
judgment and decree to the Tax
Collector of Morrow County, Ore
gon, and said judgment and de
cree shall be considered to all
intents and purposes a certifi
cate of sale to the County of
each of the properties therein
described.
And you are further notified
that plaintiff will apply to the
Court for such other relief as
may be just and equitable In
the premises.
C. J. D. BAUMAN
Sheriff and Tax Collector for
Morrow County, Oregon
HERMAN W. WINTER
District Attorney for
Morrow County, Oregon, and
Attorney for Plaintiff
Post office address:
Heppner, Oregon
1-4C