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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1968)
Cinqer 8prinqr, daughter of Mr. nt Mr. Bud Springer. r lived Krlduv Jrom Salem for uwk-end visit with her parent. Mie I currently employed at Salem General hospital, where hhe will work until enterlnR muse's trnlninu next year. She n tumed to Salem Monday. Mr. and Mr. Erai McCab and family traveled to Portland nn Sunday with their daughter, 1'am, who has enrolled at West em Business University for the i uming year. While In Portland, the McCuhe'a visited briefly with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bristow, and family. VUltor at th horn of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hood recently were her parents, Mr. and Mrs O. G. Gay of Ashland, who came for a week of hunting. He is a retired planerman, af ter working for the Elk Lumber Co. in Medford for many years. Other recent week-end Ruests at the Rood home included his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ron CumminRs, who rame from Portland to spend time hunting at the Rood's mountain cabin. Cummlngs Is an employee of the Executone Co. in Portland, which special izes In Installing and maintain ing intercom systems. COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding 'NDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL! FARM AND HOME Pendleton 276-7761! Dr. Wallac Wolff and four children traveled to Portland Suturdav, Oct. 19. where they met with Mrs. Wolff and Kathy to attend the Portland Mveologi cat show, held In the OMSI au ditorium and sponsored by the Portland Mvcoloulial Society. The dhow featured over 3tH) var ieties of mushrooms and they saw many exhibits of linens, books, paintings and ceramics relating to the subject of mush rooms. The Portland Society al so publishes a cookbook of manv new and delicious recipes featuring mushrooms. Mr. and Mrs. Evarett Harsh- man spent time in Silver Lake, Ore.. recently, where they went to visit Harshman's bro ther. Buel. who is recovering from a recent heart attack. He is reported to be progressing satisfactorily. Mrs. Harshman also reports that their nephew, Larry Harshman. who was In jured cxtenslvley about two years ago while serving In Vietnam, has recovered from his injuries and Is now working at running a portable sawmill. Laura Ln StotU, 21. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stotts, Heppner, Is making sat isfactory gains from surgery performed at St. Anthony hos pltal In Pendleton last Thurs day morning. Her grandmother, Mrs. Walter Gilman, reports that she Is making good recov ery and the family hopes to be able to bring her home within a few days. She Is In room 404 for friends who wish to send curds or messages. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Cun ningham became grandparents last month when a son was born to their son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Byus ol Seattle, Wash. The mother will be remembered as the former Shirley Kononen. The little boy, named Dean III, weighed 9 lb., 2 oz., and joins two sisters. More Fun, Always . . . eugene 215 Coburg Road Phone: (503) 342-5181 RESTAURANT WITH 24-HOUR COFFEE SHOP Cardinals Mark 'Spirit Week '68' Ti,r.in.i, tho u'wlr at October 9tl.Nlii'..mlu'r t lone Hlilh school students held '-Spirit Week r.H3. purpose was iu i"i"" the school spirit for the River side game. On Wednesday everyone wwr fl. ...... and Kl()IBnH OM the game and Thursduy was "a day of mourning" for Riverside High. lone students wore dark domes und bla k arm bands. Dress-up day was Friday, and a noise parade was held. Auto jri....m 1. 1., I t,.iimH of three mem bers euch, and each group had 25 minutes to decorate the car. Judging was by faculty mem bers. Noise parade winners were: nnviri Miirick. usine the most crepe paper: Victor Klinger, ' ton pickup division; Jim Swan son, most patriotic; Keith Nel son, least groovy; Charity Beggs, neatest decorated car; Tom Mc- EUigott, car wnn lurgt-M l. c.nir Hniimrwn most hand some driver; Teresa Stefanl, best decorated loreign car; ocou uiiiuin mnsf lnsnirin?: Coach Gordon Meyers, "bestest of them all." First place winner was iton- nla Pnlmalmir SPCOnd W8S Ter- esa Tucker, and third was Earl Pettyjohn. HOSPITAL NEWS Those who were admitted to ninnonv Mamnrlal hnsnital dur ing the past week, and are still receiving medical care, are uw following: Edna Hutchlns, Hepp- nnr- TV.n PanlnpAII. I.Pxln?tOn: She'ree Marquardt, Lexington; Elaine Parton. K.inzua. Those who received medical lnfpr dismissed. were the following: Lorena Shu- man, Heppner; Betue uoneny, Heppner; Roy A. Llndstrom, Un Rnorior PUnt ROCk. iunc, 1 1 1 1 - - - r , and Jack McPherson, Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. ueimer duscurb are parents of a third son, ....inkino a lh horn Fridav. No vember 1. He has been named Scott Allan and joins two bro thers, Mike and Kyle. Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright, Gresham, and Mrs. Grace Buschke. Heppner; greai- grandparents are Mr. ana mis. Frank Hamlin. HeoDner. and Mrs. Pearl Steers. Heppner. A daugnter was Dorn iu ivn. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Angell, Unnnnnp r.M FriHnV KflVPITl HfT 1. weighing 6 lb., 12V4 oz. She has been namea bodouiic and joins a brother, James. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchlns, Heppner, and Mr.' and Mrs. Jim Angell, Port land; great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mark O'Kelly, Prineville, and Mrs. Christine Kester. Prineville. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ballew, Condon Air Force Base, are wel coming a daughter, Tia Lyn, born Saturday, November 2, weighing 8 lb., 5 oz. She has a brother, Jere. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Granger of Lovelock, Nev., and Mrs. Herb Struthers, Redding, Calif.; great grandmother is Mrs. Lola Pearce of Provo. Utah. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Nombr 7. 1691 J 1 VLi Winter Unction Deal? Be Ready for Bad Weather We Can Now DRILL and STUD MOST ALL TIRES Equipment Now on Hand To Do Your Job Promptly Now Available! Steel Safety Studs Provide greater stopping traction . . . Increased starting traction. Studs Legal for Tires in Oregon from Oct. 1-May 31 GENERAL 13d TIRE SERVICE HEPPNER PH. 676-9481 AMHUAL MEM OF MEMBERS OF CO HUM B IAS ucrac co-op., COUNTY FAIR PAVILION Ml in U UVJ HEPPNER, ORE. C. Thursday, November lift Registration 11:00 A.M. Regular Meeting 1:15 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER: , R. (Russ) Richmond Administrator Bonneville Power Administration -3 Four lOO-Watl Light Bulbs GIVEN TO EACH PERSON ATTENDING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WILL BE PRESENTED AS U PR FREE UNCH WED By Rhea Creek Grange Ladies And Movie Shown uring Registration
