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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1968)
Candidates Named for Ciiy Offices By EVA HAM LETT JO.NE Candidate (or city of fice were chosen at a council meeting recently. Bill Uietmann has accepted the nomination for mayor, and, if elected, will replace Mayor Jim Burnett who nan resigned to run for position of county sheriff. Mrs. Juno Crowell, Incumhent, will be unopposed for the office of cltv recorder. Marilyn Uletmann, wife of the candidate for mayor, was nom inated for office of cltv treas urer. Also named for this office were Edith Matthews. Adclc Dokter and Pulricia Tucker. Incumbent council members I5ov W. Llndstrom, Wallace Matthews and Donald Bristow were elected to seek the three positions oxn on the council. Others nominated were Howard Crowell. Herb Ekstrom, Jr., Mrs. Laurel Cannon, Lurry Iiielmann und Harold Snider. Terms of office for city posit ions are two years, city council terms are four years. All posit ions are non-partisan. Balloting on all positions will be held at the eeneral election on November 5. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wldemar have moved into the Stella O' Meara apartments. Jim Wide mar works for Ralph Crum. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller (Ma bel Cool) of Osborne, Iduho, were recent visitors of their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ration of Cecil. Miss Carol Sue Hvnd of Port land visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb llynd. K. M. MCllntx k has been vis iting Mr. and Mrs. K, R. Sehaf ter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hvnd, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hvnd. Mr. and Mrs. John Proudfoot and daughter., Pamela, drove to Portland last Sunday to spend the (lav with John's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot. The occasion was his father's With blrthdav. John's son, Paul John, Joined them for the day. Paul John Is attendiiiK Bishop Dae well Hall In Port land. Pam ela Is attending Whitman Col lege In Walla Walla, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Markham Ba ker spent Saturday at the home of their son, Roland Baker, in1 HermUton. and Sunday at the river. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Martin and family spent last Sunday at Bull Prairie. Miss April Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, fell iiff ih monkev bars at school and broke her arm. She will be In The Dulles hospital for some John Swanson of Seattle, Wash., and Mike Turpln of Port land ioined Carland Swanson at lone, then drove to the John Dhv where thev met Norman Swanson of Portland and Klmo i, Miibin r Sulcm. Thev hunt ft in the 1 Zee area and hapijed four deer. Thev returned to their resiMftive homes on luesaay with the exception of John. Mrs. John Swanson and family had been vlsltinu her folks, Mr. and Mrs Jack Mi-Mahon at Kenne wick. Wash. They came over and visited with the Garland hwan sons for a few days before re- turnlnir to Seattle. Llmlsav Klneaid. Bob Rlet mann. Norman Nelson, Louis Carlson, Don Peterson, Fred Martin, Ralph Crum and Milton Moruan attended a wneat Lcasu? meeting In Pendleton ATT N The Annual Soil Conservation p9C hC ootst Thursday, October 24, 7:30 p.m. Heppner High School Multipurpose Room TOPIC "Forest Management in an Oregon Conservation District" Support the High School Students in Their Competitive and Educational Talks Trophies Awarded PUBLIC URGED TO ATTEND! Sponsored By Heppner Soil an J Water Conservation District THE HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, October 17, 1968 Sec. 2 this week. The purpose of the meeting was the annual fall state workshop. Bob Rit-tmaitn Is the president of the Morrow County Wheat Leauue. Mr. and Mrs. Don Llnnell re centlv attended a metal eonven tlon In Las Vegas, Nev. While thev were ene Don's mother, Mrs. Jessie tlutfield, stayed with the childn'n. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hvnd spent several days vacationing at the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Um barer have moved Into the Mattie Hay house. Umbaruer works for Stone Machinery Company In lone. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen spent last Saturday in La Grande at the home of their son and dauiihler ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Halvorsen. Mrs. Clell Hea drove to Pen dleton October 6 to pick up Mrs, Edith Mchoson who flew in from a visit in California. Mr. and Mrs. Errett Hummel of Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. Win nie Cammon of forest Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rod- rifiues and family of Hermiston, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Eubanks last week-end at their mountain cabin while deer huntlne. Mrs. John Eubanks attended the Heppner Auxiliary meeting and installed their officers for the comine term. Miss Karen Nelson of Port land spent the week-end with Cherlyn Smouse and attended the Oregon State-Washington pame. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson and Kristen took Mrs. Anne Smouse back to Portland. Thev stayed overnight with Mrs. A. H. Nelson and Karen went to Corvallis with them. Mrs. Nor man Nelson reported that Chuck Nelson, Neal Christopherson, and Kerry Peterson are In the 120-member marching band and will march at the Oregon State Arizona game. Mrs. Henry Krebs entertained her Junior High Sunday school class with a pizza-pepsi party at her home last Friday even ing. Those attending were Cas sie Chapel. Deann Barnett, Nan cy Pettyjohn, Doris McCabe. Christina Lindstrom, Melanie Ball, Bill Jepsen, Mark Riet- mann, Greg Wilson, Freddie Sherman, and Doug Beggs. Miss Janice Snider was sur Drised with a party on her eight' eenth birthday on October 5, given bv the girls in the Dor ian East Hall, where Janice is living. Mr. and Mrs. Art Boner of Phoenix, Ore., are visiting at the Note how one fall application of "Lorox" kept the area at left Iree ot weeds. In the untreated area at right, purple mustard has already taken over. Keep weeds doivn wheat yields up with Lorox A single fall application of new Dii Pont "Lorox" linuron weed killer eliminates competition of annual weeds at the early, critical stage of wheat growth. This makes the moisture, sunlight, and soil nutrients necessary for maximum yields available for the wheat. ..not the weeds. When you use "Lorox" you get: Increased yields-usually 10 bushels per acre or more. Control of a wide variety of weeds. Greater harvest profits. Grower experience and research have found "Lorox" (introduced in 1967) to be highly effective in areas where rainfall is 10" or more annually. Order your supply of Du Pont "Lorox" from your local agricultural chemicals dealer today. "Lorox" is Du Pont's trademark for 50 linuron weed killer. Wtth any chemical, fallow Itbelmg Instructions and warnings carefully. Non-cropland weed control Eliminate weeds in non-cropland farm areas such as field edges, fence rows, and farmyards easily, effectively, and econom ically with a single application of a Du Pont herbicide. Your local agricultural chemi cals dealer can tell you which Du Pont weed killer is best suited for your specific non-cropland need "Lorox" linuron or Hyvar X bromacil weed killers. Better things for better living . . through chemistry : L. ..I . ! L J' .' S ' .:. 1 1 .,.. , . .... jVa'I v l ... ' N 317 i I t ji& m FT) - ' 1 hf,j Church Schedules Adult Study Class IONE Tlie lone United Church of Christ Is starting an adult study class. Classes started In the hlnh school room of the church basement on Tuesday, October 15, at 8 p.m. The study will involve learning about the Bible In Its entirety, so that it may be more easily read and understood. The classes will bo Informal and taught by Rev. Luedde, using the booklet, "The Drama Of The Bible". The class es will run approximately eight weeks and open to anyone in the community who wishes to part lei pate. Mrs. John Voorheca and Mrs. Keith Peck and daughter. Nat- ataltc spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan. October 5 was Walte Craw ford's 84th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Crawford and fam ily of La Grande spent Satur rluv and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Crawford. Saturday after noon other relatives dropped in to wish him a Happy Blrthdav, namely. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan. Mrs, John Voorhoes, Mrs. Tad Miller and daughter, Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Craw lord, and Rollo Crawford. Also attending was Mr. Crawford's granddaughter, Mrs. Keith Peck and her daughter, Nutalie. POINTING to his new "spot on the map" U Army Staff Sergeant Gilford C Tyler, 28, assigned as army recruiter tor tne renaie ton area. Sergeant Tyler returned August 13 from duty at In chon. Korea. HU recruiting area of responsibility coversall of Wheeler, Gilliam. Morrow and Umatilla counties. HU office is at 258 S. W. First Street in Pendleton. home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krebs. Thev are remaining to stay with the children whilo Dode Krebs Is In Montana. M. and Mrs. E. R. Schaffer and F. M. McClintock of Rose- burg, drove to John Day last Tuesday to take care of some business matters. Dick Hynd and two of his friends from Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stienke (Bonnie Hynd) of Portland, Joined their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd, on a hunting trip at the opening of deer season. Gaylord Salter and children from Athena, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Salter and family of Forest Grove, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Salter, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snl ler, at the open ing of hunting season. The junior high school foot ball team defeated the Echo team 26 to 19 last Thursday. This is their fifth win and will play Echo there October 24. St. William's Catholic church has started catechism classes. Grade school classes are follow ing Mass on Sunday; high school classes are Monday even- (Continued on page 2) (Section 2) Charles E. "Ted" McMurdo was a Heppner visitor during the first week-end of hunting sea son. He flew up from his home In Portland for a hunting trip with his father, Dr. A. D. Mc Murdo, and visited at his par ent's home for the week-end. Elect JIM BARNETT Sheriff of Morrow County INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Neither Too Young or Too Old (Pd. adv. by Jim Barnett, lone. Ore.) Welcome to The Annual Fall Meeting OF THE Morrow County Wheat Growers Ass El WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, STARTING 9 A. M. ST. PATRICK'S PARISH HALL, HEPPNER HEAR MARION WEATHERFORD Of Oregon's Agri-Business" Council Who Will Present The New 30-minute Color Film Of Oregon Agriculture "YOURS IS THE EARTH At Noon Luncheon In St. Patrick's Parish Hall 1 1 s " ' I' J f I L IP IMPORTANT BUSINESS MEETING STARTS AT 9 A. M. Discussion of Plans for Morrow County Being Host for State Meeting, Portland, December 9-10-11 Consideration of Problems Facing Wheat Growers Committee Reports Election of Officers Chamber of Commerce and AU County Businessmen Invited to Noon Luncheon Free to Hear Weatherford and See Film Ladies of St. Patrick's Altar Society Serving THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME -OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE DANK OF D pastern Oregon IONE MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
