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HEFPNEB GAZETTE TtMES.J-J?TjL!!!! ff Cecil Travelers See Many Relatives On Trip to East Herb Hvnd and In M.ter. M,!i K H ( nnie N lu'll'T. "1 d-.ll returned letviiiber 17 i.!i r n i ween mt N, w York and Toronto. (iinmU. wluie they iMt.d I'x'-V "''j Tlicv left on IVccmln-r i. k!ui' I by aiiplane (torn Pendleton and fiiv nnd New Jersey with Mr. nd Mrs. l-o Severint.cn and Thrv visited Dc at rehearsals , and performances of TV Tonitiht show, and Mr. Scv ; ...i IwiukiI them till over . New York Citv. They also attend ed thi annual awards banou-l f tlu New Jersey Quarter Horse association at which many, honors went to Robin Sevcrm- M They spent seven days In Tor-1 onto where they relumed a visit to Hoy Shaw, a cousin, who vis-1 iled in Morrow county In hi taxi last vear. He showed them all over Toronto. The two went to Arthur, near Toronto, where their mother w-as reared and Ihrv visited her home place. ( Member! of the family arrang ed n party for them, and of the NO to 100 attending, the Mor row county pair was related to everyone present. ' Hvnd, as a cattleman, noted that all animals In that area are kept undercover, in big barns. On December 17 they left Tor- , onto by air at 3:30 p.m., flow via New York City where they, stopped brifely, came by Port- j nnH nn ti Pnfllitnn where they arrived at 11:30 p.m. and were home at Cecil by 1:45 a.m. Assessors Study Livestock ot Burns Mr. Joco Hitch. Morrow county MiUl ix-..r. "J Hum lHH-fmtT lt. 1. 1,11,1 J" tor a livestock tur and study MMinsond by the Cattlemen. asMH-iatlon: the llarmy iuiuv audit; 111 ".atrial, clmirnnm of , the assessors nie" inn tie. of Lake county; aim u"-' , uM' s.ir of llsrnev county. , An inspection J made ol ( att.e In the feed lot and fields. IMV Novotuv. Harnev county . . i MilVr. his assistant. explained method ol feeding and rarniji for the rat tie a well m the problem and ixtM-nse of oiM-ratinj; a cattle ranch. In two da. the assess ors instH i ted 17 different oper- , at ions. . i i ' tithers on the tour inciu icu . five other assessor on the as- lessors' llwsloik committer; U-e Williams, president of the Har tley county livestock growers; nod ceveral cattlemen. Dean Frlschkni-cht of Onijoit state University, who had lust returned from a livestock tour of Aigentina. showed slides and MKke of the dllferent type I cattle, their breeding and dif ferent methods of feeding, shiw- lug various tv- of grasses and, trains. He told of the diseases and exXne of operation, also, showed pictures of some beau tiful cattle. I fur pose of the tour was to help set assessed values for tax- (in purposes. , -We hope to arrive at a f i r value, allowing the ram hers 6 percent reduction for their ex penses In raising and shipping the stock," Mrs. Ritch said. I 'J ' 1 Mrs. Norman Mitipie mm ' jjLJ.m-.mt V kUif4 - M I Mr. Clara Certson accompan ied her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Goheen of Portland to Central Point for the Christmas holidays. There they were guests of another son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anhorn and their children, Bill, Jim and Cathy. Another son. Mike, is station ed in Laos with the U. S. army engineers. COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding NDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL FARM AND HUMf. I Pendleton 27R-7761 Mr. and Mr. We Sherman. (laughter Cathy, and his moth er, Mrs. Harry Sherman. Sr.. of Fore-d flrove, spent Christmas eve and Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sherman and B'kv in Kennewick, Wash. Richard is son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman. The Heppner couple took his mother back to Forest Grove over the week-end after she had spent the week here, and they encountered the severe driving conditions in the Col umbia Gorge Sunday evening on the return trip. Christmas quests at the home of Mrs. Amanda Duvall includ ed her sister. Mrs. Lula While of Pilot Rock; her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Waid; their son and dau i hter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Waid. all of Portland; her neph ew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waid, from Ukiah; and her granddaughter. Miss Lois Wick orsham and a friend, David Or ingdu'.ph, from Portland. I i 1.1 . " . t.. i. .hnwa iumDina on Mi'iumpcter Obsession. Severinsens Win Many Top Awards At Jersey Show HERrJllSTOU WMIIWWMMIMIIM 154 W. HERMISTON AVE. 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Complete Television Sales s. Book, And Service ) DAM Electronics Is our business ARTS! STATIONERY Legal Forms not a sideline". n. Kc- oniQ Westlnghouse Miitnrola Sylvanla Ph. 5bf-BUia " PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SHEET METAL WORK ) Phone 567-6641 You can pay more elsewhere but you can't buy better than at Hamilton Sheet Metal. 2121 N. 1st, Hermiston JONESERVICIETOR MEADE'S FLOOR COVERING o Repairing o Cleaning 500 N. 1st Phone 567-6212 o Auio-Truck-Tractor Carpeting Draperies Paints DAVID E. JONES. OWNER FiSoJ Covering-Wall Tile Serving this area for 15 Years install evervthine but 1315 N. 1st. Hermiston We insla If " ' lnK DU PH. 567-6916 the paint. While their famous father Is winning many honors In the fell of music. Robin and Judy Sevcrinsen. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dc Sevcrinsen of Branch ville. N. J. are gaining many honors in horsemanship. The girls are well known in Heppner because their mother. Evonne (Evans) Severinsen, was reared here, and their grandmother is Mrs. Ora Evans, now of Portland, who was a resident here for many years. Robin was in the spotlight at ihn nnmi.'il awards banauet of the New Jersey Quarter Horse i acLiirmn in December 7. win-' ning the top honor for youth, the horsemanship award. As well as being champion in horsemanship, she won the lumping championship, was third in youth showmanship and champion youth working hunt er. She was fourth all-youth. Meanwhile, not to he outdone, their father's quarter horso, "Doc's Sure Cash," was picked as reserve champion and was judged co-grand champion geld ing. Keenly interested spectators at the banquet were Herb Hynd onH hie uiut,.r Mrs E. R. (An nie ) Schaffer. both of Cecil who were in the east on a trip at the time. Doc and his musical sextet furnished entertainment at the awards banquet, and most of the honors that Robin had won were kept secret from him un til the moment of presentation. Hynd said that Doc delighted the crowd by blowing his trum pet when each award for Robin was announced. When it came his turn to take the honors for "Doc's Sure Cash," Robin re sponded by taking his trumpet and loudly blowing it for him. Judy, meanwhile, is attending Cimlhnrn Rpminarv CollpPe f01 Women in Buena Vista, Va., and was elected freshman class pres ident. She is on the dean's list as a French major and rides on the school team. She rides to the hounds on week-ends. The Severinsens recently pur chased a 56 -acre place at Branchville, N. J., and are en joying the new home very much. "Everyone in Sussex county has a Ski-Doo and all the par ties during the winter consist of taking Ski-Doo trips," Mrs. Sev erinsen writes, "and dropping in at various homes on the trip for food and refreshments. What fun!" "!f V. i rf -cP7V 1 ROBIN SEVERINSEN, daughter of Mr and Mrs. won many honors at tho awards banquet of the New Je"ey barter Horse association on December 7. She is shown riding the SeMrinMM' "Doc-s Sure Cash." which was reserve charn-hSXwJlf- Bobln took first in horsemanship at the Washington, u. t-.. iniHBuuui 4- 4 MAY THE COMING YEAR OF NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE BRING YOU HAPPINESS AND EVERYTHING FINE hr CHARLES and HELEN RUGGLES HEPPNER, OREGON HERMISTON READY MIX Phone Hermiston JU' Home Phone 567-8235 Ready mix concrete and all accessories. We are equipped to "concrete" you properly. FREE ESTIMATES I ft rwimwitm YOU ARE THE ONE WHO RECOMMENDED THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT AT MURRAY'S (DRUG I'VE ALWAYS BEEN 7m Its: p - GOOD LUCK TO YOU AND YOURS IN THE NEW YEAR! MAY 1969 HOLD A FULL MEASURE OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROS PERITY FOR YOU. WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK ALL FOR THEIR COOPERA TION IN CONSERVING AND PRO TECTING OUR FOREST RESOURCES IN 1968 AND LOOK FORWARD TO SIMILAR MUTUAL COOPERATION IN 1969. SJ!!ii NZUA RAT
