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BECKY PHEGLEY AND DAVID McLEOD. JR-. were Queen and
King ol the Band CarnivaL representing the Sixth Grade. Their
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Baker, sophomores; and Jody
Rugg and Steve McDaniel, juniors.
WHEN BILL WEATHERFORD (left) was ready to present the
afghan to Randy Lott Saturday night at the Band CarnivaL the
winner wasn't present (although he had been there). So Helen
Sherman stepped up to admire it Mrs. Edna Munkers made
the beautiful afghan and donated It. (G-T Photo).
Band Carnival
Gross Near $1700
(Continued from page 1)
$630 for 30. After the carnival,
Hedman said that it may be
possible to purchase five or six
more for the growing band.
Last year's gross on the carn
ival was about $1100. Proceeds
at this year's event were the
highest during the history of the
event. The public thoroughly
enjoyed the many attractions,
the color, the activity and the
fun. .
Becky Phegley and David Mc
Leod, Jr., sixth graders, were
Elementary King and Queen of
the event and were so crowned
during the course of the even
ing by Arnold Raymond, PTA
president. They were chosen on
the basis of their pre-carnival
activity in support of the event.
Mona Marshall and Bill Baker,
seniors, were king and queen of
the dance, chosen from Heppner
Hi eh school.
: Randy Lott was the winner of
an afghan given during the
evening.
Hedman said that the dance
grossed $385, grade school child
ren raispH $221 in their advance
rontest, and ticket sales came to
$1050.
The country store sold out
quickly and all other prize
merchandise was slicked out
from the concessions before the
evening was concluded. How
ever, most were keDt ODeratinar
until the crowd broke ud in the
fun room and the dance took
over.
King and queen candidates
from the hish school, not nrev-
iouslv announced, were Linda
Clough and Greg Greenup, fresh
men: Gwen Drake and Ken
Ike Weafherford
Dies in Portland
H. R. (Ike) Weatherford, 70,
brother of W. W. (Bill) Weath
erford of Heppner and well
known here, died In Portland
Saturday. April 19. after an ill
ness of two years.
He was a cattle rancher at
Enterprise where he resided for
22 years after going there from
Arlington. In recent years he
engaged In the real estate bus
iness. In 1953 he represented
Wallowa county in the legis
lature as a state representative.
Funeral service was at En
terprise at 2:30 Wednesday, Ap
ril 23. and graveside service will
be today (Thursday), April 24,
at .the Arlington cemetery at 2
p.m. .
He was a member of the
prominent Weatherford family
ot Arlington and was born July
9. 1898, on the B. T. Snell home
ctnaA civ mllpa Rnntheast of
Olex. His parents were Marlon
Earl Weatheriord ana Minnie
Snell Weatherford.
A graduate of Arlington High
he continued his educa
tion at Linfield College. On Oc
tober 17. 1923. he marnea taiin
White, who survives.
He was a member of the Elks,
a deacon and trustee of the
rvimmunitv Church in Enter
prise, and an organizing mem
sr f the Oreeon Wheat
League, as well as of the Ore
gon Farm Bureau Federation.
Besides his wife, he is sur
vived by two sons, W. Snell
Weatherford of Condon and Ar
thur Weatherford of Seattle; two
daughters, Mrs. Judith Irwin of
Longview, Wash., and Mrs. Jean
Strong of Brightwood; two bro
thers. W. W. Weatherford of
Heppner and Marion Weather
ford of Arlington; and two sis
ters. Mrs. Edvthe Newell of
Fairbanks. Alaska; and Mrs.
Barbara Athearn of Wicker-
sham, Wash.; and 14 grand
children.
Frank Weatherford, another
brother, preceded him in death.
Frank lived at Olex and was a
former representative in the legislature.
Scott McMurdo of Corvallis
visited over the week-end with
his rjarents. Dr. and Mrs. A. u.
McMurdo. When he returned
MnnHau hp took his mother
with him to Portland where she
will visit this week.
Blydenstein Speaks
To Postal Officials
At Dinner Meeting
Twenty-nine members and
guests attended a dinner-meeting
of postmasters from District
3, Oregon Chapter 11, National
Association of Postmasters of
the United States. (NAFUS),
held on Sunday. April 13, at the
Wagon Wheel dining room.
Entertainment was furnished
bv Hubert and Faye Wilson of
Heppner, who provided several
musical selections.
In attendance were postmas
ters from Arlington, Irrigon,
Umatilla, Hermiston, McNary,
Pendleton, Adams, Athena, Mil-ton-Freewater,
Pilot Rock, Sen
eca, Dayville, Canyon City, Wes
ton and Heppner.
District President Jenabelle
Vincent of Weston presided over
the afternoon meeting following
the banquet.
nhr Hist in mistier pupsts In
cluded Mary Rugg. of Pilot Rock,
currently State President, Ore
gon Chapter 11, NAPUS; Lynn
Rannev. Sectional Center Post
master of Pendleton; Marvin
rnrisntv Post Office InsDector
from Pendleton; E, F. Sheeny,
Postal Service Officer of Pen
dleton and Nick Blydenstein,
Regional Compensation Officer
of Seattle, Wash.
Mr. Blydenstein was the main
cnoairnr fnr thp nrneram and his
subject centered on the compen
sation policies oi tne rosr ui-
fice Department, tneir nisionc
development and how they are
currently computed and related
to the various branches of the
postal field service.
"As postmaster of a small
community I feel very fortunate
to have had a speaker of the
caliber of Mr. Blydenstein vis
it with us," commented James
H. Driscoll, Heppner postmaster.
Heppner Linksmen
Play at Kinzua
Heppner High school links
men traveled to Kinzua for the
first annual Kinzua Invitation
al Golf Tournament Saturday,
April 19. Grant Union won team
honors with a total score of 332.
Heppner didn't place high but
received experience.
Tnn mpdal winner was Mike
Taylor of John Day who shot a
phenomenal one under par oi.
Pat Kilkenny of Heppner placet
fifth in medal play with an 82.
Other teams in the tourna
host Whppler Countv
High of Condon and Wahtonka
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SATURDAY NIGHT
APRIL 26
Music by
"THE BLUE ILLUSIONS"
WAGON WHEEL LOUNGE
HEPPNER
DAVID MARICK
Sousaphone Soloist
Gains Recognition
After winning the district so
lo contest for sousaphone solo
in Hermiston on March 8, David
Manck. lone High school sen
ior, will represent Northeast Ore
unn In statp Knln contest at Wil
lamette University in Salem on
April 26. He will play Concerto
No. 4. written bv George Goiter-
mann and arranged by W. Bell.
David was also selected as a
participant in the Music in May
Festival, an annual event held
at Pacific University in Forest
Grove. It will be held May 3.
David was one of 800 applicants
accepted to play in the 200-piece
band.
navld is vice-Dresident of the
senior class and band president,
of which he has been a mem
ber his four years in high
school. After graduation he
plans to attend Blue Mountain
Community college and study
drafting.
of The Dalles.
Next match for the Mustang
divoteers will be on May 1 at
Heppner with Grant Union,
Wheeler County and Umatilla
participating.
Short pumplife?
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Chevron EP Hydraulic Oils
protect your hydraulic sys
tem against wear. Increases
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CALL YOUR STANDARD
OIL MAN IN HEPPNER
L. E. "Ed". DICK 676-9633
Standard Oil Company of California
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. April 81. 1963
John Wagenblast
Gets 4.0 Grades
John E Wagenblast, senior at
Oregon State University and son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Wagen
blast of Lexington, received per
fect 4.0 grades (straight A) for
the winter term, the OSU news
bureau has announced. His ma
jor field Is agricultural econom
ics. Other Heppner students mak
ing the OSU honor roll with
grades averaging B plus or bet
ter are John E. Rawlins, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Rawlins,
and Ann Louise Knoll, daugh
ter of Mrs. W. W. Weatherford.
Rawlins Is a freshman, major
ing in science: and Miss Knoll
is a Junior, majoring In human
ities and social sciences.
Named on the honor roll for
winter term at the University of
Oregon are Margaret A. Green,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Green of Heppner, and Mi
chael P. Partlow, sophomore, of
Boardman. Miss Green is a Jun
ior. (Editor's Note: This story Is
reprinted here to correct story
printed earlier. The previous
story on page 1, section 2, had
lines transposed that made it
read incorrectly).
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted to Pioneer
Memorlul hospital during the
past week, and still receiving
medical care, are Vernon Perry,
Kinzua; Herman Strese, May.
ville, and Fred Papineau, Lex
Ington. Dismissed. fter overnight
care, were Frank O'Dell, Jr.,
Condon; Michael Hartin, Hepp
ner. and Richard Pettyjohn,
Heppner.
Diesel cRicklng?
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Chevron Dlewl Fuels burn
clean, lncrea In lector lift)
triple fuel filter lift.
CALL YOUR STANDARD
OIL MAN IN HEPPNER
L.E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633
Standard Oil Company of California
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Appliances
Ed and Clay's
APPLIANCE
CENTER
Sales end Service
Ph. 276 1170
207 S. E. Court Ave. Pendleton
Ed Sailing Clayton Baker
G.E. KitchenAid
Furniture
BRANDL'S FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCE
George and Jean Brandl. Owner
Everything In Uaed Furniture and
Appliances at the Lowest Prices la
Eastern Oregon.
Ph. 276-2353 301 S. W. 20th
Pendleton
Open Six Days A Week to Serve Tou
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ELECTRIC, INC.
332 3. E. Emigrant Ave.
tiiectncai contractor
W. F. (Mike)
ZIMMERMAN
Pendleton,
Oregon 97801
Bus. Phone
276-6921
Res. Phone
276-6369
Hardware, Lumber
BOYSEN PAINTS LUMBER
HARDWARE
Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co.
(OREGON LUMBER YARD)
432 S. E. Dorlon
Ph. 276-6221
PLYWOOD-ROOFING
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Hearing Aid Service
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or write
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21 S. W. Dorion St.
Pendleton, Ore. 97801
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Prescriptions Mailed Free Anywhere
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Air Conditioning-Heating
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