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KEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. August 82. 1961 . f I TO
Dies Suddenly;
Interment Here
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JOHN VENARD (right), rodeo cretary. gratefully accepts a check
dor $50 from Tertel Benqe of the Heppner Elka lodqe. The lodge
end P. W. Mahoner. attorney, each give $50 to the winnor of
the Morrow county derby at the rodeo. (G-T Photo).
COMING
Wasco County Fair
AUGUST 22-25
AT TYGH VALLEY
35 miles South of The Dalles, Hi way 197
A place to have fun is a Fair
in The Country.
CELEBRATING 100th ANNIVERSARY
Orul M. Soott. 78, died suddenly
m his home In Hermiston early
Saturday morning. AuKust 17.
Services were held Tuesday
rtiornlns, August 20. at 10:.-)
a.m.. at Burns Mortuary chapel
In Hermiston. Graveside servic
es and Interment followed at
1:30 p.m. In Heppner Masonic
wmetery. with members of Wil
low Odd Fellows LodtfC No. 06
ussLstlnit with the services.
Born Mav 3. 1889 in Prince-
ten. Mo., he came west wiih his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
?cott. to the slate of Washing-
on when a small child. In 1D0J
his father filed on a homesteud
In the Morrow county area. La
ter Oral assumed the lamity
wheat operation and his par
ents purchased a homo In Hepp
ner where they resided until
their death.
He was married to Tena I-
Devln in 1914. and they bought
a wheat ranch in the Blackhor.se
di.strict near Heppner. They were
prominent ranchers the many
years thev lived there. He serv
ed as master of the Lexington
Grange in 1911 for several terms,
und was instrumental in the
building of the Lexington
Grange hall.
Mr. Seott would soon have
been a 60-year veteran member
of the Willows Odd Fellows
Lodge No. 66 and was over a
55-year veteran member of Sans
Soucl Rebekah Lodge Mo. S3,
I both of Heppner.
In 1945 the Scotts purchased
their present home in Hermls
ton where they have continued
to be active in community af
fairs. He attended the Hermis
ton Christian church, was ac
tively associated with the Uma
tilla County Fair for many
years, and rarely missed a
meeting of the Columbia
Grange.
He is survived by his widow,
Tena. and Immediate cousins of
this area: Ralph Scott, . Kenne
wlck. Wash., Erda Pieper. Lex
ington; Stella Acton, Hermiston;
Hose McCoy, Hood River.
Joe Delameter, Heppner.
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LLOYD JOHNSON
Johnson Benefits
From Summer Study
Lloyd Johnson, industrial arts
instructor at lone High school,
was one of 25 participants from
across the nation who attended
the 19G8 NDEA Summer Institute
for Advanced Study In Indust
rial Arts, conducted at the Unl
verslty of North Dakota In
Grand Forks from June 17 to
August 10.
Theme of the institute was
"Interpreting Industry in the
General Shop". Study was com
pletely individualized through
the use of learning contracts
between student and Instructor.
Each week Johnson set up his
own technical program, and witn
materials available from all
kinds of industry and use of ex
cellent laboratory facilities, he
developed his own media pro
gram in the areas of slide and
tape presentations. Most modern
techniques and methods were
used which are expected to be
continued by the participating
teachers In their own local pro
grams.
A-l
Mr. cmd Mrs. Bob Jones and
family returned Monday after
spending five days in Eugene
visiting; friends and relatives.
while staving at the home of
and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Del-
mer Fellers.
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Remember the "good old days"
when an entire day was wasted do
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electric dryer. Best of all, the busy
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An electric dryer lets you
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Drying the wash was once a real
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place them anywhere. Many home
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drake,
and sons. Kevin. Jon and Kelly,
of Stockton. Calif., arrived last
Wednesday to visit until Mon-
dav with relatives in tne area,
while vacationing from his
work as public relations and in
formations man for San Joaquin
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mother, Mrs. Emma Drake and
with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
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has recently been discharged
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Cam Rahn Bay August 13, for
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Portland.
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Mrs. Mary Alice Balsman and
son. George, ana ner niece.
Barbara Rowe, all of Pittsfield
111. They were here from Tues
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