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Heppner. Oregon 97836, Thursdoy, Morch 7, 1963 aeenon 2 Eugene Man Heads Cancer Crusade Injuries By Cow Hospitalize Two Men B . c..nni Thai nttnrn. Br FRANCES ROSE WILSON IRRIGON Two area residents, Don Kenney and Otto VoRel, suf fered a harrowing experience the past week that resulted In hos pitalization for both men. While attempting to doctor a cow, which had recently calved, they were attacked and trampled by her. Mr. Kenney came home from the Umatilla hospital Sun day where Mr. Vojjel la Bttll a patient. More serious Injury to the men was averted through aid given by a son, Bob Kenney, who was on hand at the time of the Incident Mr. and Mrs. Leon LeBlanc and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ferger Journeyed to Mvrtle Creek last week to visit the Joe Albright family, former residents here. They were Joined In Portland by Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hovinghoff who accompanied them the re moinHor nf tho trln. The erouD returned to their respective homes Sunday. Police Chief Perry Pummel and rnxnoiitnan Vpmnn Stewart at tended a Civil Defense meeting in Heppner the past week. The meeting, canea Dy couniy unit ials, was also attended by rep resentatlves from other commu nities in Morrow county. Its pur -xt-a ump tn riiePllSA A Civil De fense plan which would tie all the areas togetner in a rauiu net with base station located at XJunnnr Thitt Unilllt AffOfd COOr- riinntlnn' durins times of local ..icoiitA nntlnnal pmerpencv affecting the locality. Chief D.lnimol nlone n rnnrt to be civen in the March council meeting. A bingo party, sponsored by ilinrv nf the Irri- gon Lions club, was held in the Lions Hall Saturday evening. The well-attended function was deemed a success both from the financial and entertainment viewpoints. Amnnp those confined to the Umatilla hospital from here arc John Voile, Mrs. ia-mic and Mrs. Ebert. Rev. John Kenney, accompan ied bv M". Kenney ana iwrs. Chester Wilson and Larry, Hi tended the monthly Assembly of God sectional leiiowMiiy meeting at Mitchell Monday. Dick Snyder ol liermis.on w a curst at tne nome oi iw. Mrs Earl Isom Saturday. He was en route to roruuna wnrre ni ls scheduled to undergo open heart surgery on Friday of this week. . Mr. and Mrs. Kay tugeny were hosts to a group of young people from the college ai uoi W Place. Wash. Among them were their two sons, David and Albert, and their daughter La ther Young and Mr. ana Mrs. Dana Elackshlre. Mrs. Epponbach, who has served as superintendent of the local heart iuna anve, reiwru. that a total of $126.00 was col lected. Volunteer workers assist ing In the drive were Mrs. Er nest Jorgensen, Mrs. Kees Mor gan, Mrs. tan aanaers, mm. Kenneth Eppcnbaugh, Mrs. Ver non Stewart and Mrs Chester w i mull. Mrs. Ray Edgerly visited Mrs. Elmo Hinklcy who Is confined to the hospital in Richland, Wash. , ,u Rev. Vaughn, pastor of the Baptist church, reports a project underway to supply a rug for the church. It is to be purchas ed with Gold Bond stamps and donations of these will be most welcome. Mrs. Vera Cooley ana ner mo ther, Mrs. Arborgast, traveled to Scappoose to visit Mr. and Mrs. Alva Whltacre. Mrs. Arborgast remained for an extended visit Mrs. Whitacre Is her daughter. Mr and Mrs. William Graybcal were in Walla Walla over the week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shingledecker and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rho Bleakman were dinner guests at the home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. r-.i Tnm Cnnrinv Thev return ed to their home In Canyon City Sunday evening. The 4-11 looKcnes mei m u.c homo of their lender, Mm. Chest er Wilson, on Monday. The sub- Jects for the meeting was -Minting the Most of milk" and , i..i,.Lr nroiuitt" rami Wilev and Cheryl Eppenbaugh demon strated now lo muae muun.a and Dannette Lelghton and Vickie Cayman made milk- l-.i.l..u n'h muffins nnrt milk shakes were served to the seven girls present as reiresnmenis. Eleven neighborhood friends fathered at the home of Larry Wilson for a party celebrating his fifth b rthdav. Ice cream ana cake and fruit punch concluded the festive occasion Mrs. Dick Clark wno is spend ing the winter at Ocean Shores, Wash., was In Irrigon over the iuu.ki.AnH Mr nnri Nfrs. Llovd Franke are operating the store for the Clarks wntie iney are Earl Pallett, Ph.D., of Eugene, former secretary of the Oregon Slate Board of Higher Educa tion, will nerve as chairman of the llklH crusade of the Amer lean Cancer Society's Oregon division, according to Dr. Alfred C. Hutchinson, division presi dent t-i, .ruuiil Is held during April which has been designat ed cancer control month by the U. S. congress, nr. Pullett has served the can cer organization as a volunteer In Lane couniy lor several yfitra chairman of the statewide crusade last year. Be- fore becoming associated w.ui u. .iiin iiniirrl nf htuher edu cation, ho was with the Univer sity of Oregon from Yill to 1955 as registrar, im.i i" nresldent and director of teach er placement. In accepting the chairman ship, Dr. Pallett pointed out that the crusade has a two fold pur pose: to raise lunas 10 iinanre the division programs in re search, education and service and to educate me puonc uoui cancer, nartlcularly Its 7 dang er signals. He salu inai preparations iui Guests at th horn of Her. and Mrs. Dirk Rlnehart from Fri day through Sunday of last ..,uir uwra their close friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sterns and four-month-old son, raui, oi Moses Lake v (mi llW 111 1 ' V A Cpl. Dovid Gray Serves in Vietnam Marine Lance Corporal David E. Gray, urn of Mr. ana Mm. Mnrriit il c.mv. and husband of tho former Miss Linda K. War ren, all of Heppner, has report ed fr duty with the Ninth En gineer Battalion, First Marine Division in Vietnam. Mission of the battalion Is building and maintaining roads. supporting Infantry units ana Instructing Marines in me ui of mines and booby traps. Engineers construct and im prove roaa neiworns, ammu nition anil luei oumps, ini.H". ary airfields, and camp, and op erate plants producing thous ands of callons of water daily. In support of Infantry units, they detect and clear mine fields and destroy caves, iun nels and other enemy fortifications. EARL PALLETT h. Inn a camoalgn are umii iinrlnrwnv and that ap pointment of various committee hiirmnn will he announced in the near future. Subscrlotion to The Gazette Times makes a fine birthday or anniversary gift, or gift lor any rwflslon. For 1450 vet year It urlll ronch vnur friend or rela tive anvwnere in me unneu States Nifty Sewers Meet The flmt meeting of the wny c a ll .tnH ii'ia mlliMl IO order by Barbara MiCarl, presi- dent, on Keoruary n, " " Carl home. The American Pledge was led bv Kerry nipixx ! 411 pledge was leu oy oar- hurt Mctarl. We were to oring all our sewing aupplles to our next meeting on March 6 Re- freshmenta were iurnu.iu.-u uy Kathy Burcham. Kerry v.uppwn. n-i.. Club Sees Movie The Country Critters 411 club held its last meeting at the A. C. Houghton mhool library. We had a movie called "Sheep Meet -i.uiu.n,,,,' voted on 1 1 IV V 1 1 .... .. - ( how many members were going to Tne panes uvesiui-n. puu on June 2 5. There are nine members planning to go. will make our signs in Marcn or April. Karen Richards, reporter Helps Heart Drive The second meeting of the Stitch and Knit 4-H club was at the home of Kay VanWlnkle on February 26, at 7:00 p.m. After the meeting was called to order discussed where we were going to have our meetings and who would have refreshments. After the meeting was adjourn ed we went on a Heart Fund drive. COLE ELECTRIC Motoc Rewinding INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL FARM AND HOMJS pi i .......... i"" 1 l.t Dnn D...1 t Mu. .nimihgr In the United lll-enm.-...., - J iour-moi.i i-uiu ou... , j - - Wnror, Trowell. reDOrter 1 1 M Mi m . away. 1 Moses iaae. i , msmjti Kinzua Couple Exchanges Vows By VIRGINIA KELSO KINZUA Miss Judy Ann Carey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hampton, and Larry Ed ward Simmons, all of Klnzua, were united in marriage Mon day evening, February 26, at the home of Fred Edwards, justice of the peace, in Fossil. They were attended by Barbara Jane Fletcher and Warren Moore. Mrs. Simmons attended school in Fossil and they are making their first home in Kinzua where Mr. Simmons is employed by Kinzua Corporation. Mr. and Mrs. William Steph ens are the parents of a daugh ter born Monday, February 26. She was born in Condon and then Mrs. Stephens and her dau ghter were taken to Heppner to the hospital. She weighed 6 lb. 13 oz., has been named Carrie Sue, and Joins a brother, Mich ael. Grandparents are Archie Cox of Kinzua, Mrs. Anna Cox of Halstead, Kan., and R. O. Stephens of Wieser, Idaho. Mrs. Wilma Mabe had the misfortune to injure the middle finger of her right hand while at work this past week. She was taken for medical care and the first joint of her finger was re moved. . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nistad re turned home the latter part of the week from a two week va cation trip to Hawaii. While there they also visited the other islands in the Hawaiian group. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell and son John and Sam Bell of Fos sil spent the week-end In Port land where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bell, Jr., and also attended the Roadster show at the Coliseum. Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Neall were business visitors to Port land over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parton brought their infant son David fmm tho Hennner hnsni- tal during the week-end where he had been several aays wun a respiratory infection. Mm Marvin Hines and Mrs. Donald Kist were business visit ors to Heppner on Friday. x. ami Mro James Tavlor uiiu - - - - moved this past week to Bend where they win mane men home. Replacing Mr. Taylor at the Kinzua Mercantile is Ron Everson. James Walker has been a pa tient at the Heppner hospital for several days of treatment. Spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Don Slinkard were Mr. and Mrs. Arne Slinkard of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods and son Max spent the week ..faftiKT with members of their family In Albany and Eu gene Mr. and Mrs. Dean Noyotny nMl fniniltr nf PHTipville visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oyler ana son yon. nr- ixmcmi Trvin nf Wieser. iviia. i noun - j Idaho spent from Wednesday until Sunday visiung wwi . and Mrs. Stanley Benson and n,iir,o tho District Basketball CUIGAAU'IIK tournament in The Dalles. Mrs. C. J. Benson went io Wieser, Idaho Sunday to visit h mother who is seriously ill. The Standard First Aid Course was completed ai me --"'" " loot Mnndav uommunuy "" . : j , nieht. The course consisted of " - on1 wne Qiv tWO-nour iesui u " conducted by Dick Sargent. i0HnT the course muse W"J""'"n t, "... -mi. were Rum joraan. ia'"; timore, Marie riuieu, w.. v." tvaa r.nu Van Ars- t.. ao clim and Marie naie, iuuk - . Rhoton, Earl and Carol Norris, Earl ana vieorgiu iuuu.. 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