X KEPPNEK GAZETTE-TIMES. Thu radar. August IS, mi
Fire Destroys Rayner Home
IT MABT LEE MA BLOW
BOARDMAN The rural home
of Air tontrulrnan inui ana
Mr. AI.I Kavnrr mid Ihrir du-
finer IVnnv. 17. was dlroyed
bv lire Wednesday afternoon
of last week.
The blaze started when
deep fat fryer, being Used by
Miss Ravner, who was alone at
the time, exploded while she
waa out of the kitcnen. inc
hciuxe. owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Baker, la outside the city
limit and there t no rural fire
district. The city department
wnt Ha old truck but nothing
could be saved except a freezer,
washer and dryer, whkh were
In a building at the rear.
Chief and Mm. Jfayner wore
In Whldhey Island. Nayner wn
on a trip to re-enlist afler 20
yearn of wrvlce.
All of the contents of the
home were destroyed. Including
recently purchased furniture.
Jwvner's hobby la photin-raphy
and all of his equipment, val
ued at several thousand dollars
waa lost. The house was remod
eled recently.
ed home from a month's visit
with her sonln-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Dwijiht bark
er at 5alem. and Marlene Sul
livan at Santa Clara, talif. Mn.
I'urker and son Vmee returned
here with her to vuit last week.
and Parker sient the week end
here, taking them back home.
Mr. and Mr. Earl MoQuaw
attended a reunion of the Me
Uuaw family In Portland Sun
dav at the home of Mt-Juaw's
nihew, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
Mi-guaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Larson and
children Kohbv and Lorrl have
returned home from a two
week's trip visiting coastal
points from Astoria to Tilla
mook. Week end visitors at the
Lhrsun home were Mrs. Larson's
brother-in-law and sister, Dr.
and Mrs. John Gardner and dau
ehlers Shelley. Wendy, Sharl.
Jamie and Becky of t'lgln.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan of
Portland were week end visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Deinert Houston
and children Leo, Arlene, Don
ald and Sharon of La Grande
Approval was made for the fi
nal payment to be made on
the overhead storage water tank
at the meeting of the city coun
cil lust week, as the tank is
completed and in use. Shelco
Electric Company of llermiston
presented a proposal for light
ing on the tank, but it was tab
led for now.
A report was given on the
piogress of negotiations for the
city park with the U. S. Corps
of Engineers. Plans nave been
submitted for approval.
home of Mrs. Houston's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Potu.
Mrs. Glenn Mallery of Scat
tie. Wash., arrived Saturday to
viit several days at the home
of her mepfather ana mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ball, hr. .Sun
day they and Mr. and Mrs. Zearl
Gillespie went to Condon to vis
it Jcs Coats, uncle of Mrs. Mal
lery, who Is In a nursing home
there.
Mrs. Glen Carpenter and
Frank Lai'hance went to La
Grande Sunday to visit Mrs.
Carpenter's sisters, Mrs. Esther
Emmons and Eva LaChance.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harwood
have returned home from a two
week's trip to Dcpoe Bay. Kern
llle and other coastal point.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash and
daughter Diane spent the week
end at Big Lake with their son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Darrel Rash of Portland.
and their son-in-law and dau
ghter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Get
ot The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson
and son Kip of Beaverton, for
mer resiednts here, were recent
visitors at the home of Mr. and
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RAT TESCH. 11 son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tosch. Hoppnsr, Is
shewn at loft In the third tarts America's Future pictures.
being run weekly In the Citt-Tlm. At esnter Is Jan Ana
Hildotbrand. 3 yoar eld daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Jams W.
Hildorbraod, of Heppner. and n ngbl in Kathleen SarUett. iz.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. BarUett, Lexington.
were we-k-end visitors at the Mrs. Donald Baker.
Strong Teams Due to Play
In All-Star Game Aug. 24
The Ladies Aid Society of
Community Church met last
week at the home of Mrs. Chub
Warren. Mrs. Leo Root was In
charge of the spiritual hour. The
next meeting; will be at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Allen Sep
tember 4.
Mrs. Joe Tatone was In North
Bend August 3 where she was
one of the Judges of the Miss
Oregon World Pageant. It was
held at Pony Village. The nat
ional contest will be held in
San Diego, Calif., this week.
During the week-end Mrs. Ta
tone attended a reunion of the
Wicklander family in Portland
at the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles (Gloria) Childress. Oth
er sisters attending were Mrs.
John (L'llabellrM Mullica of
Portland, and Mrs. Ray (Glad
ys) Stone of Seattle, Wash., and
one brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wicklander
of San Jose, Calif. Another bro
ther, Hector, is in a convales
cent home at Lincoln City and
was unable to attend.
Mrs. Zoe Billings has return-
Despite what may be found
in verse. East and West do
meet. They will do so for the
17th time on August 24 In the
Pendleton Round-Up Stadium.
A 2 and B high school football
all-stars will comprise the two
opponents and be tutored by
Dick Sutherland guiding the
West and his counterpart Bill
Hargardine, coach of the State
championship A-2 team, Central
of Independence, sutnenana
hells from perennially strong
Bandon. Neither coach Is a
stranger to this game. Suther
land led a last, strong west
souad to victory In 1966 to the
tune of 39 to 18. Hargarmne
lost a close one, 6-0, to the West
In 1963.
The West squad Is once again
expected to field a speedy
squad along with great size.
Sutherland will have three out
standing quarterbacks to choose
from for this annual benefit
game. Mike Wheeler, all-state
performer from Newport, will
lead the pack. Andy McGladrey
Is another strong candidate who
led Colton Into the finals of B-ll
competition last November. He
is the son of Colton coach and
West team assistant, Merlin
McGladrey. The third outstand
ing candidate for the all im
portant spot will be Ron Watt,
Scappoose signal caller and all-
aiound athlete.
To handle Sutherland's pet
sweeps, reverses and traps the
West can call on sucn stalwart
ball carriers as Tom Grabb. Har
risburg halfback, Les Kitch. 195
pound fullback from iMestucca,
Von Wecker, North catholic
fullback and twice all-state se
ection, and Pat Zosel, Elkton
back with strong credentials,
Hargardine. along with assist
ant Pat Fleming of Wallowa
will go all out to gain revenge
for last year's humiliating dJ
11 defeat suffered by the East.
The Shrine organizations will
go all out to add to the nearly
S170.000 already contributed to
the Shrine Hospital over tne
years. Players and coaches were
to begin their two week training
periods August 11 at their re
spective La Grande and Pen
dleton sites.
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iTrip East Saddened
For Heppner Family
By Death of Relative
Mrs. Darlene Arrlnjiton and
three girls. Dale Ann. Kathy
and Bonnie, arrived home Tues
day. August 6, from iending
month's vacation visiting rela
tives in Bowdin. Ga.
Lea vino Pendleton airport
Saturday, July 6, they flew by
let to the South to visit at tne
home of the girls' grandparents.
Mi. and Mrs. Kunv Arrlngton.
Just two days after their arrival.
Mr. Arrlngton. an invalid for
several years, suffered a severe
stroke and passed away. Fun
eral services were held In Bow
din on t'rldav, July 12.
While In Ceorcla the family
had opportunity to visit with
many family friends and rela
tives whom they had not seen
for several years. Among rela
tives coming from a distance to
attend the funeral services were
Mi. and Mm. Jay Hugh Yeates,
of Washington. IX C
The family did soma sight
seeing on the trip, and enjoyed
an excursion to Stone Mountain
Park, a large recreational area
located near Atlanta. Mrs. Ar
rlngton says the weather In the
South was warm, but not near
ly as warm as weather they had
left In Eastern Oregon.
On arriving In Pendleton, they
wre met by Mrs. Arlington's
mother. Mrs. Cody Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wllsoa and
children. Perry and Lisa, left
Monday for a week'a vacation
trip to Portland, where they will
vu-it the Portland Zoo and spend
time visiting at the home of
his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Breeding and
family, and other relatives.
1U Thannuia. Portland, vis
UnA ( i hi. Iwime nf his narents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson.
Wednesday and Thursday of
lust week.
AMERICA'S FUTURE dtliena. presented weekly la the Goxttts
Tuns ate shown her with MUca Orwlck. left 11 ysar old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Geno Orwlck. Lexington; Michael Berqstrom.
10 moots eld son of Mr. and Mis. Gerald Borgstrom. ol Uoppoer.
and Norma Loo King, II. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loo V. I
King, Lexington.
Mrs. To Simmons and two
sons, Troy and Robbie, enjoyed
a week s vacation trip last week
to the coast and to McMinn-
ville where they visited her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Reed, and daughter.
They spent some time at the
coast at Newport and Lincoln
City, and the last of the week
were joined by Mrs. Alice Vance,
with all returning home on Sat
urday.
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THREE IONE AREA children In this set of America's Futuro pic
turos aro, from left. Jimmy Jepsen. four toot old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Jepsen; Laura Mariclo 5. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Marick, is shown in tho center photo, and two
Tear old Leslie Kay Hams, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. V ester
Wayne Hams Is shown at right
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