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L ,1- n i i f : SXZETTE-TIMES 4 Thur- October 2. 1969 Bid Received For City Park Work wore week end visitors at the home of Mrs. Wllklc's untie and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gil lesple. Mrs. Mary Locks of Hermlston was a week end visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash. Mr. and Mrs. Don Catt of Al Br MART LEE MARLOW (Held over from last week) BOARDMAN Harris and Ascher, a landscaping firm at Pendleton, submitted the only bid to finish one-half acre of the city park in the east end of the park by the 4 II building. rU kU ..... t 1 mtinTof the cl; 'council Ja"J V"?, at he week. u sub ect to approval : : T ",,u ' '" ",r bv th Cnrnii r.f KniHn!i Ve 1 hew of Cove is a Vis m.. tt.u.- . 1 ' tor at the Harper home this 7u T i . ftnyy week. The first of last week he rrrJ.r VV..?"r ul.a 'J " and Harper and son. Donnle, S ;a5!2.A ttihlng In the. Eagle Gap "..:.... "...iri v Ji. j . "f- wilderness area in the Wallowa luiiou ut nun una mrvuuy nan-1 Mountains ru on me live nouses. Mr. and Mrs Tom Pace of u , . ... Grande were week-end visitors s,X7 VMr.rm . at thc nome t Mr. and Mrs. Society of Boardman Communl- Leonard Bedord. LU'?L..''? lJleJom2 01 1 Mr- nd Mrs. Jim Blakeley and "I. . rv r".f ""-"-"?'" children Karen and Mike of Pas rru-.VnY " . Wah- were Sunday visitors nrf m.mh., V .h- 1 at the home Blake ey's bro-n"l..m,PL.e...i- ther ln law and sister, Mr. and nu-.iA """"" :lv" ZV!ll Mrs. Delbert Ball. Macomber, also former members, daughter, Tonl, were in Portland mrs. nazei Miner was in I over the week end visiting at charge of the devotional hour the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and read 'The Clock Without Rowe. Hands. Mrs. Lyons read a pass- Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Seehafer, age from the Bible. Mrs. Glen Carpenter, Mrs. Hazel October 26 was set as the next Miller and Mrs. Frank Marlow time for a potluck family din- went to lone Sunday afternoon ner at the church following mor- to attend the Booster program nlrig services. and dinner at the Willows A rummage sale was discuss- Grange hall, ed. the proceeds of which will Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daltoso and R tor some benefit, to be de- children Joe. Danette, Helen elded later. and Danny went to Portland ov- The next meeting will be an er the week-end to visit at the all day workshop at the church home of Daltoso's brother-in-law vx-iooer i. starring at 10 a.m., and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jack with a sack lunch at noon. Mrs. Birmingham. Saturday the men Glen Carpenter will serve des- were joined by Jerry Meyer and ser- Mel Rayner of Boardman and Ladles attending from Board- they all went deep sea fishing man included Mrs. Roy Ball, on the coast. Mrs. L.arpenter, Mrs. Kollln Bish Irrigon Girl Ail-Around Champ Af Pee-Wee Rodeo Br FRANCES ROSE WILSON Eugene, and h majoring In the IRRIGON Bobbv Acock. dau-lrhId ot finance. gnter Acock of Mr. and Mrs. Dean The Baptist Community church of Irrigon. received all-Lit around championship trophy at iiwhlp to several members on ne reewee icwieo neia at tne Sunday. After the service the umatiua :age niaers grounds congregation gathered In thc last Saturday ana Sunday. basement of the church to hon Bobby received the most or Pastor and Mrs. Herbert points in many different events Vaughn on their wedding annl to win the trophy, and also re-1 versarv and also to recognize celved a belt buckle, as a first the new members. A beautiful place winner. The rodeo was for cake had been prepared with contestants under 14 years of twenty-five candles, in honor of age. the occasion. Other local winners were The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Wayne Huwe who received a I Vaughn recently returned from belt buckle in the bucking pony a vacation on the Oregon coast, ride. His sister Debbie received Thev srjent some time fishine 3rd in a musical game. In the at Siltcoos Lake, near Florence wild I'ony Kaces local contest- and spent the week-end with ants who received belt buckles friends at Waldoort. returning were Mary Ann Proctor. Vickie home bv wav of the McKenzle ana ucnoie Kcun, "jerry and Jo- pass, where they fished again dy Noble of Boardman. The fourth grade of A. C. Houghton Elementary school went on a field trip to the Whit before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv Street and I Infant son. Loo, have returned to Irrigon from Marlon. Ark. They are the daughter and son man Mission last Thursday. In-law of Mr. and Mrs. Don Es where they visited the Nation-1 tes and are living In a Partlow al Monument and saw a film rental home. concerning the history of the ar- Mr. and Mr Bill Schmeder ea. I Pam iinrt OniM rirrau tn Vlam. The sixth grade field trip, the ath Falls over the week-end. Bull Prairie Conservation Tour. I where David Is enrolled at Ore- cancelled because of rain lastlgon Technical Institute. op, Mrs. Harold Rash, Mrs. Seth Kusseii, Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ralph Earwood. Mrs. Vera Pettlt and Mrs. Chub War ren. Death Takes Relative Of Nellie Anderson Mrs. Nellie Anderson was in formed last week of the death of her brother-in-law. Arthur Jennings Cox, at the Veteran's Hosptal in Santa Barbara, Calif., on Frldav. SeDtomher 19. Grandparents are Mrs. Pearl I He had been in ill health for iioag of Hermlston, Richard Ein-1 some time and was a retired spanr of Hastings, Ncbr.. and.U. S. service man. Mr. and Mrs. Victor P. Finck are the parents of a son, Jody E., born September 3 at the Good Shepherd hospital in Hermlston. The baby weighed 6 lb., 12 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Finck of Portland. Great grandparents are jvir. and Mrs. Claud Cain of Otis, Colo., and Mrs. Ted Ein spahr of Imperial, Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Page of Linc oln City were week-end visitors at the home of Ball's father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. They were on their way to move the Page's to Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wllkie and son, David, of Mattawa, Wash., A posthumous certificate has been received by his widow, Mrs. Anderson's sister, from President Richard Nixon, in honor of his years of devoted service to his country. The couple had visited Mrs. Anderson and others in this ar ea frequently. One definition of golf the game that turned the cows out of the pasture and let the bull in. week, has been rescheduled for Tuesday, September 30. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Houghton of Chatham, N. J., were guests of his mother. Mrs. Marguerite Houghton. They flew to the West Coast to attend the wed- ing of his nephew in Portland, nd to spend several days with is mother, whom he had not seen for a number of years. Terry McCoy is attendine wasnington state university at Pullman, where he is working towards his masters degree. HLs chosen field of work is with com puters. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hobbs traveled to John Day recently to visit friends. Guests In their home were Mrs. Hobbs' sister, Bernice Hughes, and Izel Dun ning of Wichita and Anthony, Kan. Also their children's grand mother, Mrs. Sedalia Dexter, of Hermiston, was an overnight guest Saturday, returning home on Sunday. Mrs. Dexter spent Sunday morning visiting a lor mer neighbor, Mrs. E. A. Stepiv ens. Mrs. John Kenney, David and Mary Kenney, traveled to Seat tie last Monday, where they vis. ited relatives before traveling on to Vancouver, a. c. Canada. Da vid remained there expecting to find employment and Mrs. Ken ney and Mary returned home on Saturday. Mike Smith was among local students returning for college classes after spending the sum mer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. He Is a sen ior at the University of Oregon, OA SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4 WE OFFER A COMPLETE LINE OF HUNTING UPPL1ES jfc Ammunition it Gun Racks Lanterns, Gas & Electric tAt Deer Bags Slings & Swivels it Knives tAt Recoil Pads Flashlights it Hunting Licenses it Hunters Gloves And Many Other Items Western Aufo Associate Store John and Betty Pfeiffer Heppner, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cov and Mrs. David Fitzgerald, Fay and Charlea, attended a Columbia Zone Rally at the Wesleya Church at Walla Walla, Friday evening. Three Men Pledged To OSU Fraternities A total of COS men students were pledged to the fraternities at Oregon State Unversity at the end of the first fall term rush period. William J. Brannan, as sistant dean of students, said that 95 per cent of the men stu dents who went through rush were pledged. Those pledged from Morrow county were: Robert K. Skoubo, Boardman Alpha Gamma Kho: Charles Anderson, Heppner Al pha Sigma Phi and Earl J. Pet tylohn. lone Sigma Phi Epsi Ion. Guests of Mrs. Nellie Ander son over the week-end of Sept ember 18-20 were her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. Grubbs of Morro Bav. Calif. After their visit here they continued on to Madras where they were to visit his brother before returning to California. Hunters! THE ELKS WANT YOUR DEER AND ELK Hid es For The Elks Veterans' Rehabilitation Program Deposit Hides in Barrels At Various Service Stations In Heppner and Lexington Sponsored by Heppner Elks Lodge No. 358 HUNT Ml 0 r filv wmQ$ 'ODD We Hope You Have A Good Opening Weekend And We Ask Your Full Cooperation On One untended campfire can burn a forest. One carelessly dropped cigarette or match can send flames across thousands of acres, ruining fishing and hunting for hundreds of sportsmen. If you like to hunt, use common sense. Be careful with fire in the woods. Keep Your State Green! mi WILL YOU PLEASE HELP US IN THESE WAYS: 1. Be sure your camp fire is out when you leave it unattended. 2. Build your fires in a safe place where it cannot spread. 3. 4. If you come across any unat tended warming fires, please extinguish them. Report immediately any fires that may break out in the woods. Hunting Is A Privilege and Your Assistance in Keeping The Woods Safe from Fire Will Be Appreciated. HAPPY HUNTIN 69
