HEfPNEH CAZCTTt -TIMES, ThuraOur. June IX Wt
Club Receives Honors
At State Convention
Br DIANA KINCAIO week to view the Row Parade
and to celebrate Mr. Kim-aid's
IONE Arnonsr the 334 dele, birthday which win Friday,
guttn to the 4lst Annual Con- Little Terrl Lee Thornbenr of
v.ntion of the Orecon State iiirmiston has been staylnc
Federation of Garden Cluba. nh her aunt and uncle, Mr.
Inc.. held at Marylhurst College nd Mrs. Bob Rletmann this
In Lake Oswego, were Mr. Weck while her mother was at
tending aummer achool,
Mr. and Mrs. Alton V. Turnc
..cam. mill llin w. '.,,.
Ihur K. of Tncoma. Harold P,
of San tu Maria, Calif., and I'tul
L. of Fresno, Califs visited their
aunt. Mrs. timer Griffith and
cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Roy w
Omar Hietmann, who ia presl
dent of the lone Garden elub,
and Mrs. Fred Martin, who la
Director of Blue Mountain Dla
1 1 let No. 10. The two women
were honored at banquet on
Wednesday and Thursday evening.
The local club received hon- Llndstrom on Tuesday. Other
orahle mention on the scrap-1 pucMa on Tuesday nlk'hl were
boon prepared dv Mrs. iiaroiu i Mr. and Mrs. Ouiller Burns of
IIiiImt and Mrs. Blaine Chapel. I r.'aj:)e River. Alaska. Tlie Burns
The group also receiver siaieiucre also guests at the home
runnerup to jsationai Awaro no. I of her brother, George Griffith
3 in nower snow cn levcmcni. i on Wednesday.
Mrs. Kietmann aecepteaa tirsi Mr and Mrs Charles Chick of
piat-e nwara on uic u ;'" I Portland were visiting Old
rational program on Dims wnicn fr,.mS n jom, 0n Monday,
was carriea ou inro iicnouc ine Mlss Joyce Wllson and three
v-r im intr viniuiw u classmates at Western wash
(1 ub placed second In the same , ,, Stat(, college In Belling,
civision. A special display of ,inm wvre nouse gxlesta at ,he
inc ooii iiiii-r h'wh.-ib innun uy Iarv0V Smith ranch this week,
the students i In the 4th through Miss Wilson Is a niece of the
the Cth grades was on exhibit smiths.
Mrs. Martin gave a progress Mr and Mrs B1I, Snow "anil
I'PV'.o0' D'f!lr'rt No. 10 for Jo,u and j!imt pnimateor stay-
17-f.S to the convention on wlln Mr and Mrg. clarence
Thursday. Tours of the rose show Groonup in pruand on Friday
and rose test gardens were ar- whe ,ne clrls were partCipat-
ranged for the ladies as well ln(, in the Kose Kestival. Mr.
ns to attend the parade on Sat- Bnit m Ton Pnimniiwr bp.
utday. I comnanied bv Ronnie and Ed
die Sherman also were in Port
Mr. and Mrs Gene Rletmann hand to attend' activities there
weicomea me ninn oi ineir sec. bpfore drMng to Salpm whcre
pnd son on Tuesday, June 11. ,ne boys a attending
in num state this week,
Hit? youiiK iriMii. who wt'iiit-'u
K in., 7 oz., nas been namea
Michael Paul. He joins a
vear-old brother, I
Maternal grandfather
Boys
Couple Honored
On Anniversary
Br MART LEE MARLOW
I Held over from last week)
BOARDMAN Mr. and Mrs,
Zearl J. Gillespie were honored
on the occasion of their Jbth
wedding anniversary Sunday af
ternoon when Mrs. Gillespie's
brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Ball, Sr.. of Board-
man, and Mr. and Mrs. Truman
Messenger of The Dulles, held
an open hou.se for them at the
Boardman Community church
from 3 to 5 p.m. There were
about 60 present
A large cake In the shape of
a cross, topped with a bridal
couple, which was made by Mrs.
Rill Marquardt and Mrs. Carl
Marquavdt of Lexington, nieces
or Mrs. Gillespie, centered the
lace covered serving table. Af.
ter the couple cut the first piece
It was cut and served by Mrs.
Frank Marlow and Norlta Mar.
quardt of Lexington. Mrs. Leo
Root poured the coffee, and Mrs.
Ralph Earwood served the
punch. Assisting were Carhta
and Billie June Marquardt, and
Lois and Charlotte Messenger.
Lolita Marquardt had the guest
booK. Assisting in the kitchen
o
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PFC EARL A. PERKINS, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Perk
ins of Klnxua, has rocelrod a
letter of acceptance as a war
rant officer candidate and is
awaitinq orders at his pres
ent station in Korea.
Public Notice
IN THE COUNTY COURT
Or THE STATE Of OREGON
TOR THE COUNTY Or
MORROW
In the Matter of )
Notifying Owners of )
Land Across Which ) ORDER
a Roadway Is to be
Established. )
THIS MATTER coming before
the Court upon the petition of
Oscar K. Peterson. Esther Peter
son, and Gerald F. Peterson, that
a statutory way of necessity be
created across the South half of
the South Thirty 130) feet of
Section Eight (8). Township
Four (4) North. Range Twenty-
six (26). E.W.M.; the North half
of Section Nineteen (19), Town
ship Four (4) North, Range
Twenty-six (26). E.W.M.: and
or the South thirty (30) feet of
Section Nineteen (19). Township
l-our 141 Nortn. Kanee Twpntv.
six (26). E.W.M., and the Norih
thirty (30) feet of Section Thirty
ijui, lownsnip Four (4) North
Range Twenty-six (26), E.W.M.
and
It further appearing to the
Rains and Cool
Weather Boost
Grain Outlook
Mr. and Mrs. Scth Russell, and
his brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Russell.
and Mrs. Russell's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Donovan.
Mr. and Mrs Dolhprt Mnuvtnn
were Mrs. Glen Carpenter. Mrs. and ehildron In Arln nnn.
Seth Russell and Mrs. Rollin aid and Sharon of La Grande
Bishop, were week-end visitors at the
jne program included a solo home of Mrs. Houston's parents,
ny itcv. ueorge ixeeiev. "How Mr. anrl Mrs. ljn Potts. n,.,.u .jui i .
Great Thou Art"; song. "My Mrs. ( harles Vaughan of Hay. Oregon were relieved somewha
Heart Would Sing of Jesus", bv fork. Calif., and Mrs Ronald IVe V. W.fJ2f .'J-i-S?w.h.
rrii,n i ,.i; t.. cu : l . T, . : 7 ,11 : : - in may wiiii wiut-auicau soowtfr
w ."i! . '")-ri " ui -iui-rprie are visiiuig ai ine nrlivitv and cool tomnnrntnroa
and Debbie Marquardt; sons, home of their parents, Mr. and aciordinJ to tte Z? r
"Snowf ake". bv Carl Marnuardt Mrs w ci soh9fr Tr T1. according to tne Oregon Crop
and Carlita. Lolita. Jovce and daughter is in St. Anthonv hos. nd L,Xestoc iP01" Y:
hnr. ei,. i.ur,i ik. i nji7r ... r.J ; cr' rrospecuve iyus winter wneat
Bells". Truman Messenger, Jr. ken leg. suffered In a roller ska- K?Lnf,c i ated , 30'"
All were accompanied by Mrs. ting accident. 485.00) bushels. 1 percent larg-
Carl Marquardt. Visitors at the home of Mrs. r tna" the iV1 about
Mr. and Mrs. Gillpsnle worn Frank Mnrlmu Qnnrluu uliomnnn million bushels below the
married June b. 19m in Hepp- were her neohew. Rov Thomas al"y 1 pnwucuun loiecasi.
Giicnn T I m I u rn rvi to rinmn tnr ner at the homo of Mrs. Gillos. nf Ppndlntnn mil Rarham in Additional moisture is needed.
fm T the summer from her studies P'e's brother and sister-in-law, of Pilot Rock. Mrs. Marlow spent however, in the summer-fallow
rhriftnnhnr I t Eastern Oregon Collece, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barlow, the Memorial Day holiday in counties in eastern Oregon, par-
r ii .rlri: Stephen Llndstrom is also home , Tn.V came to Boardman in 1927 Pendleton visiting her sisters, ticularly on stands located on i
wiiva itavc IK.1C SI I II. rj.
Court that the following named
persons arc the legal owners of
the aforementioned described
land and as such are entitled
to notice:
Fred Andrews and Barbara
Andrews;
Fred Andrews, Jr., and
Charlotte Andrews;
Rex Ellis;
Fredrick L. Goodwin.
And It further appearing to
the Court that the legal owners
aro not residents of Morrow
County, therefore.
It Is hereby ORDERED that
the road viewers shall meet on
July 10. 1968, at the hour of
10:U0 o clock at the Morrow
County Courthouse for the pur
pose or locating a way and as
sesslng damages and that four
(4) weeks notice shall be given
them by publication in the
Heppner Gazette-Times and the
cost of said publication shall be
assessed against the petitioners
nerein.
DATED this 5th day of June,
si PAUL W. JONES
County Judge
s WALTER H. HAYES
County Commissioner
s JACK VAN WINKLE
County Commissioner
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ternal grandparents are Mr. and ', " - "V" . "V
v n... d., f io W. Llndstrom and Christina at-
w...... .v.. .......... tended the Eastern Oregon Live
Mrs. J. y. Hansen of Portland Kt0ck Show and Rodeo at Union
was here this week visiting her wnore Susan, a member of the
daughter. Mrs. Don Peterson. 1!m8 Round-Up Court, rode in
Accompanying Mrs. Hansen ,ne parade and grand entry.
3 fl'm'rS?!.?" m!I; A family night potluck din-
AiiL 'S.' JSa-VihJ5S n "d Program formally end-
piW,hWSJIKSfci,ni ed the Vacation Church School
Pa., who are cousins of Mrs. f .,ik rh,..h
P.tnrr.n I M'"K"" """.T .iuiii
. Sunday evening. Teachers who
mi. n mu jviim. v.ii-11 hiiu taught on the mission field
joim cnioyeu me ruruunu nue throughout the week were Mrs
i-arnue tins werntna anu uimj Art Stefanl, Jr., Mrs. Herb Pe-
Visits With Richard Rea, Mr. and renn Mr Rilriv Rnrustrnm
Mrs. Francis Rea and Mr. and Miss Molly Beckett, Mrs. Roger
Mrs. Frank Lundell. John was pimer, Mrs. Jerry Larson and
w reu-ive ineuicui iruauiit-iii on Mrs, Roland Bergstrom. Mrs.
his injured eye before return- Don Peterson and Kristlne con
ing nome. ducted the musical numbers
nnai tiarnecue ana Auction throughout the week.
TTjeetlnig wlil be held on June Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamlett
17 at 8:00 p.m. in the United of Downieville, Calif., are here
m.ui ui ui oKuimiiB iu visiting with - his brother and
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea, chair- family, Mr. and Mrs. Adon
men. Those ladies wishing to Hamlett
help with the cleaning of the
parsonage on June 19 and I 20 ana daughter 'of Lake Oswego
uie mrcu iu siKri up wiiii ivira. are in ione visiting with rela
Bob Rletmann. Dick Struck-1 tives.
mLfilfrJ, a V?ont at Nortnwest Mrs, Hcrb Ektrom was taken
curisuan college, win pe guesi to st Anthony hospital in Pen-
i' 1 "ua-y' "u"c xo' dleton for treatment on Mon
and on June 30. day. Sne hopes t0 be home in
News has been received here I a fow days
of the forthcoming August mar- Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin
iiage oi uavin nanieia 10 oia drove to Dallas this past week
Mae Wolfe of Hillsboro. Hatfield, end to attend the family cele
whose parents owned the ' Hat- bration of Mrs. Martin's parents,
iv; 1 xilw-y y, , ,ml" Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Horton, on
Mkt), is studying pharmacy at (he occasion of their 55th wed
neon Siat vetslJ?- , . ding anniversary. All four of
o,m jii vu, ;i in tne cniidren and other relatives
oaium BMcni int.- mu luiwi uay on.loyed dinner at the Blue Gar
week visi ing here with Mr. and den Restaurant and later a dec
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. Mr. and I nratA oi,. ,o r..,A
MS ihi?te-in,"d knm Prty- Ra?Ph Martin of
" - " "b- uregon city created tne iiorai
?; j t , arrangements for the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson Staying with their grandpar
attended Portland State corn- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swan
mencement held at the coli- son, are Toni and Mike Swan
Feum on i Sunday. They saw son, who are the children of Mr.
Sam McMillan receive his Mas- and Mrs. Dennis Swanson. The
ters Degree. children will stay here while
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Crow- their parents are moving from
ell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. their home in Michigan to Se
Alfred Nelson this week-end. attlp. Chuck Horrific ui nisn
Mrs. Lafe Smith and Mrs. Clar- shallow soils. Rains came too
Rev. Crowell, who served the
Ione church for four years, gave
tne bunday morning message.
The Crowells were feted with
an informal coffee hour follow
ing the service and were pre
sented with a commemorative
plate from the congregation.
Topic Club will meet on Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Omar
Rietmann. An educational pro
gram on new and unusual in
dustries in Oregon will be giv
en by Mrs. Norman Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kincaid
enjoyed a trip to Portland this
a guest of Jim this week at the
Swanson home.
College students arriving
home this week were Berniece
and Deniece Matthews, Joe Hal
vorsen, Jerry Stefani, Rodney
Linnell, Tom Heimbigner, Vir
gil Morgan, Leon and Leland
McGill, and Barbara Bishop.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halvor
sen of Medford visited at the
Lewis Halvorsen home for the
Memorial Day week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dockter
returned home this week follow
ing a visit in Nyssa with Mrs.
Out of town guests included ence Thomas, and hnr hrnthor. I late to save some stands. Lark
Mrs. Charlie Barlow of Eugene, Harold Hartle. They all went to of tillering is also a common
Alma Gilliam of Portland. Mr. Weston Memorial to visit at thn nrohlpm in pastorn Dwnnn Tho
and Mrs. Vernon Root of Wasco, home of their cousin, Mr. and rains have been very beneficial
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ball and Mrs. Dean Knudson. to attend tn th uPQtprn Clrvcrnn uintnr
hiWtfM D i tln tan ISr. 1 ! il ! - OAlL l ! - 1- . .7. ..... b . V "
.iiiuii.il uaiuaia, ivaicn aim me tncui aiiuu ui uik ouiu uiiifi i wneat witA littie rust iniestation
luny, anu tL.ua. juries oi norm-1 uuy oi unuason s motner, Mrs. being reported.
lsion: mr. ana Mrs. can Mar- a. u. nnuason or Miiton-Kree- tu t,.- i i i
,l . , . . . ... , i I ! i"c nunc x luucvasi a uaacu
S;Z ! Ii f , '"Tf.: r?r , , . r. " farmer reports of wheat con-
Norita, Billie June and Charma Mrs. Cnarlie Barlow of Eugene dition jhp first nf the month ai.
Marquardt. all of Lexington: and Alma Gilliam of Portland ?"'"ine ALr?Lr l"lnt0;.Ai:
Mrs. Dale Russell of The Dalles visited several davs last week ,Alel
and Mr and Mrs. Truman Mes-' at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Kvhich actual plant coun s ar"
senper. Jr.. anrt n n danuhtori: Rnu Rail mH Mr Mr. 7,.ri wnicn atiuai pidnt counts arc
of Hermiston. Gillespie. All of 'them and Mrs! PA.i!n.!f Jmeas-
Glen Camenter and Frank I.a u,5a l. nP. .Iorasc. yelu-.
Thpro upro ihreo tahioo nf ni. I rhaa unt irr,- in, in tne facuic Northwest (Ore-
nochle in play at the card party orial Day to attend the Morrow ?n; Washington, and northern
at the home of Mrs. Chub War- Countv Pioneer Memorial nienie. Idaho) the winter wheat crop is
ren Tuesday of last week, spon- forecast at 146 million bushels,
sored by the Home Economics Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and compared with lbl million bush-
ciud oi ureenlield Grange. Mrs. daughter Jane, Wasco, were s in umi ana ine jviay l lore
Arthur Allen was hostess. High Sundav visitors at the home of cast of 150 million bushels. Pre
prize was won bv Mrs. Ross Root's ' mother. Mrs. Leo Root, cipitation and cool temperatures
Stevenson, ana low went to Mrs.
Warren. Mrs. Walter Wyss and T.-.L... Aftnn1
Mrs. Arnold Classen won the pi- " cners irena
nocnie prizes. bummer Workthon
r
during May aided the winter
wheat development and prevent
ed further deterioration.
The U. S. winter wheat crop
is estimated at 1,230 million
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Carpenter Four Heppner high sch o o 1 bushels, compared with 1,212 mil
and sons Russell and Tommv oflteachprs attendprt a Small linn hnciioi in iqk-7 da tha
Do.mttn Il ..11J ,L. n , . . . 7 I - v. ... . , , ".C
.ytnc, luaiiu. vioiicu ul Liie i rnrvn s Kiimmpr wnrKcnnn nri nimr t tiiroact er n ioi m mn
.u.,, v uo, vaiucmcia iiiuiii- i i.iniipin n pap nipniinnui no nucha o
ot. 11k. T T .. 1 an I . " ' . .
r. i i n wiiiiei on raran- tnis week, and Principal Dick
i.. "rX "'a'"e.u Carpenter left Tuesday to take Resent visitors at the Kenneth
""J!..!!-- y,V Part. Smouse home in Ione were Mrs
uL-iiicis are movine 10 i-enaie. i i i..j n.. w n n c .1 j j
inn in 11, ,0 Ale :lt! . i, icacueis iiitiuuc mis. jhii nemy v. omuuse, roriianu, aim
HiJiYi- A?..visln l,ihe Thomson. Mrs. Ed Dick, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Richard K. Ba-
Jim Harrifn nt wal n Wm. Rawlins, and Mrs. Conley ker of Corvallis. Also Mr. and
Jim Harding Of Sacramento, ,.- Th ' , hp mn. Mrs. Orln Martin nf Morn Pari
tf'n'rn" Troedson of Ione, Mrs. Sam
n tTJZ"S?.l" ,""5' Thp CnrnpntPr familv exnects Ramsdell of Portland and dau
at Moscow, Idaho They left for to return via the North Santiam Rhter, Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Jr., of
nome Saturday. tyaaa uu cuu ....v-t,iU
Mr. and Mrs. Dalp RmsspII nnrl fishing with friends at uetroit IF
children Steve and Dalena of UaKe.
I he Dalles were Sunday visitors
INVITATION TO BID
Bids will be opened for the
purchase of communications
equipment in the Morrow Coun
ty Courthouse, Heppner, Oregon,
at 11:00 a.m. on June 28. 1968.
for the following items with in
stallation as indicated:
8 Mobile TransmitterReceiver;
iuu wait, i volt, 45.3b MHz,
ct; type acceptance CC1054,
Complete with microphone,
V4 wave mooiie wnip anten
na, and Installation of com
plete unit. (Motorola type
U5ILHT or equivalent). This
shall include a noise clipper
or similar equipment.
1 Single Sideband Transceiver,
owan duuc, or equivalent,
complete with 120 volt AC
power supply and micro
phone. No installation of
this unit.
Antenna. Hvgain tower tvnp
or equal, complete with
roof mount fittings, guy
wires, insulators, lay ieet
RG8U coaxial cable and fit
tings. Bid price will include
installation of tower at des
ignated location on roof of
Morrow county courthouse,
Heppner, Oregon.
1 Remote control console, sol
id state, single frequency
control, complete with desk
type microphone. Bid price
will include installation
charges to connect unit to
existing base station control
led from Sheriff's office. New
unit to be Installed In Mor.
row County EOC in basement
of Courthouse. Detailed sec
lficatlona and installation
information are available at
the Morrow County Sheriff's
office, Heppner, Oregon, Tel
ephone C7ti-y.H0.
MORROW COUNTY COURT
Judge Paul Jones
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NOTICE Or SCHOOL ELECTION
Upon Question of Increasing
Tax Levy Over Amount Limited
bv Section 11, Article XI. Oregon
Constitution
Notice Is hereby given that
nn election will be held In
School District No. R l of Mor
row County, State of Oregon,
from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on
July 1, 1908, at Boardman City
Hall; Heppner Elementary
School: Ione High School: Rhea
Creek Grange Hall; Lexington
School; A. C. Houghton School,
in said school district, for the
purpose of submitting to the
qualified voters of said district
the question of increasing the
tax levy for the fiscal year 19f8
1909 over the amount limited by
section 11. article XI. of thb
Constitution of Oregon.
The reasons for increasing
such levy are:
1. Remodeling for Heppner
and Ione Schools
2. Increased Teacher Salaries
3. Increased Custodian, Cooks
and Secretaries Salaries
4. Increase in Social Security
and Retirement Costs.
The amount of tax. in excess
of the constitutional limitation,
proposed to be levied for said
fiscal year is $751,462.00, which,
expressed as a rate of levy, is
estimated at $8.85 per thousand
dollars of true cash value of
taxable property within the dis
trict. Dated this 11th day of June,
1968.
Attest:
Alice Vance
District Clerk
DONALD J. McELLIGOTT
Chairman Board of Directors
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Ffatt's Truck
Service
PHONE 989-8420
For Fast and Dependable
FREIGHT TR0CK SERVICE
Daily Overnight Service
From Portland Including
Saturdays
MOVING? CALL US
GENE ORWICK
WARNING
Burning within the City is prohibited
by ordinance except in approved inciner
ators. Provisions of the Ordinance will
be strictly enforced. Violations punish
able by fine and imprisonment.
FORREST BURKENBINE,
Fire Chief
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at the home of Russell's parents, Summer Classes Set
To Start at BMCC
Dockter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akprs. Jr..
and children of Pine Ridee.
S. D., are house guests at the
parental Berl Akers home for a
few weeks.
The Mike Matthews familv
drove to Portland on Mondav
to keep medical appointments
and to do some shopping.
Registration for summer school
at Blue Mountain Lonege wm
be held Monday, June 17, from
2:00 to 5:00 and from 7:00 to 9:00
p.m. Both morning and evening
classes are scheduled for the
eight-week session.
Class schedules are available
from the evening division at the
college.
Yes Sir, Mr. Farmer
NOW Is The Time To See Us For
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At the new SALEM
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A Happy,
Secure
Family
Regular Savings
Is Vitally
Important to
Family Happiness
And to Dad's
Peace of Mind
OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY
ACCOUNTS NOW INSURED TO $15,000
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