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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1970)
HEFFNER GAZETTE Horse Club Members-Get Ready for Fair! First PVPnt in 411 county fair this year will be the 411 horse uhow Sunday, Aug. 10. pjanm-u as an all day event with show manship, horsemanship, colt classes and judging. Large numbers arc anticipat ed In each class with Increased enrollment In horse clubs. Mem bers compete at this event for the honor of representing Mor row County at Oregon State Fair. Now Is the time for members to be giving the finishing touch es to their horse training pro gram, grooming horses for show, checking equipment, and prac ticing good habits In horseman ship, showmanship. Colts to be shown should be handled every Hiv n fair time approaches. Time spent now on preparation will be evident at ine snow: Trnnhlea are awarded follows: Ail-Around champion showman trophy by Paul Pettyjonn sncn 01 tone; Small Fry and Intermediate tro phy by Turner, Van Marter Rrvant Tnsurnre of Heppner: Junior and Senior horsemanship by Central Market. The Snack Shack will be opened by the north Morrow 4-H leaaers ana will be serving lunch snacks, coffee, and cold drinks. Superintendent in charge of the show are Floyd Jones, Ever ett Struckmeler, Judy Currin, Kite Healy, and Sharon Cuts forth. Everyone is encouraged to mark Aug. 16 as a red letter day to see top young horsewom en and horsemen in action! Joan Hughes Has Surgery Joan Hughes is back at work after being off a few days. She had throat surgery to remove polyps from the larnyx and was unable to talk for a few days. The report back has been favor able. SEAMSTRESSES MEET The Seamstresses 4-H Sewing Club met Wednesday, July 15, 1970 In the basement of Cath olic Church in lone. Our leader. Mrs. Doherty, helped us start our beach shifts. Our next meet ing will be July 22 In the Cath olic Church basement. Joan Doherty, reporter lAJh0'S WhO ' PENDLETON 1970 ZEPHYR ELECTRIC, INC. 832 S. E. Emigrant At. Electrical Contractor W. F. (Mike) ZIMMERMAN Pendleton, Oregon 97801 Bim. Phona 478-6921 Sid Thompson Motors "2003 S. W. Emigrant Ph.276-3832 , Across from Albertson Market Datsun Dealer Good Selection of Used Cars i Aristocrat Travel Trailers, Kit Campers, Security Travel Trailer & Campers ANNA LEE'S Anna Lee Kennedy, Owner eih a. Uiitill - - Fashions for Juniors, Misses, Vi Nationally Advertised Brands .. ..... Th 27K-21X2 ZPtnJCtton iBiauty Cottty "No Appointment Necessarr" All Work Strictly Supervised Call or Write for Enrollment Dates 326 S. Main Ph. 276-1748 C&R MOBILE HOMES, INC 101 S. W. 18th St. Fh. 276-7385 Eastern Oregon's Most Complete Mobile Home Center Skyline Frontier Fleetwood Lamplighter Nashua Sales & Service Inland Empire Bank Financing Re. Phoni 376-4361 FARM LOANS 702 S. W. Dorlon 576-5352 Barnum's Trading Post Licensed Pawnbroker Unredeemed Pledges for Sale GUNS TOOLS SPORTING GOODS Ph. 276-3151 28 S. E. Emigrant Pendleton - TIMES. Thursday. July M. '70 Form Marker Information Readily available market In formation that la both timely and accurate Is essential In the orderly marketing of farm prod ucts, notes Harold Kerr. County Extension Agent. With this In mind, we thought It would be helpful to our agricultural pro those associated u'lth sericulture to mention somo of the market and outlook irifnmAtliin that Is available ihmnnh firot'on State Unlvorsl ty and the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Tho OSU Extension Service Is sues weekly market reviews for a number of agricultural com militlo and these are free of charge to anyone wishing to re- wive them, rreparen oy r.u-n- inn agricultural economist Stephen C. Marks, these weekly reviews cover livestock, meat and wool; grain and hay crops; fruit and nut crops: potatoes mH trurk rrons: poultry and eggs; dairy products and farm forest products. In addition. OSU publishes a quarterly Oregon Farm and Market Outlook circular and norindieallv issues releases en titled "Economic Review of Ag riculture" and "W extern Live stock Round up nnt iwsntlv rMcei"r t may do so by callirg or op ping by our Extension tri5oe. TJZZ of interest bUy :Ll tt' K- fTmin Markrt Nt-BS perwet out of Portland. Prepared and releas ed by the Grain Pni-w tt the ronsumer Markenr.g SfTcioe t !!T "T S,' aS feed grains at the PorarMS t minal market as well Ji a xozi - man' vn rork-t r!iti IB Thl grain trade. IVtswais ish:r. nwive this n-oort can so writing the CoKsamer Marketinf Service at 310 I. & CourtrifKisw. Portland. Ore-god ?T3'5. From time to time, trurre criticism of some rr-arket oir.laciV information on tlse basis thei supply estimates or cAer sasci information is - ir-acmrst. UB fK vihnlA hom-H. it is r-?eTv hard to argue that good ritar - ket information isnt of terjefit to the agricultural prooucer B.E. Hill Sons, Owners Phone 276-7033 P. O. Bor 1635 HM's Furniture & Manufacturing Co. Custom Upholstered Furniture Complete Home Furnishings Carpet, Vinyl, Draperies Re-upholaterjr Airport Road stock Round up". jl mted Jt-4 r.sx er- Ht. eal Kn. C I Tai l re m-ih , A numlr of Uval farmers. Kv.g b..w t-rfy t. ivuai -' ranches and people associated ! , w neJ IV ttst. : Vr. Msrtin of Otvgon with agriculture nxvi.e one or ST CfRirax,Xw Cf J ,EaMa sr. : Na. :CiT h awnta. Mr more of thee market revu U rwwrM - t WM ev.ro- tr.nt O. -IV Vrs. rwSrrK Martin and and outlook reports. Anv of our h-rxiAw a1 tV? aw Mi tV tth hnvt. rVVdm w4.nrto T revive an J tn .Uti. Hi.xa Vs;j Vr r.s Lus.Vtl of Mil- of IhSe market review or oth- ,,B 5mT, W.r. Cx: !-.tKe n lss at the nnt nrowntIV- fVOPIVir.C I r.CTIV ENJOY WONDERFUL CONVENIENCE WITH MAI CO HEARING AIDS 21 8. W. Dorlon Pendlrton. Ore. 97801 Ph. 267-3158 12 different styles and power with frequency variable tone settings THEWS SHEET METAL 1907 S. W. Court Ph. 276-3751 Air Conditioning Heating Sheet Metal Work Residential Commercial SHOES FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES Walla Walla II 1 si 1 Pendleton Medical Center Pharmacy 1100 Southgate Phone 276-1531 Emergency 276 1358 (Hwy. 395 across from Stewart's Town & Country) Prescriptions Mailed Free Anywhere Hospital Supplies Crutches Wheelchairs Etc. S & H Stamps Too!! fW ,.r:5',l 276-7361 When you can't locate it or get it done in Hepp ner, these Pendleton Business and Professional Firms will be happy to serve you. i MIKE BCRCHAM Mike Burcham Gets tii m .vl hi! ,uinr 1. v. . 1 1 ... i . - - - - .K Vii- n An. uisrnarKi- irau "- -j - ...... . i . r. .- rll 16 lit? is worKinc lor i. vi.iii tii;ji ...... Nelson and expect lo iirni;ir.r ci'iurr n V ....l.k i, BMCC thi fall A graduate of and the death lvs-vvwwi(h rtvl jvrfoTmsnvv whkh ht KHS In 1JKV5. he served four-ethers. Prtty OJvi FAtfe Nvn iwlptag hw father ; .v.. v..- it u tho, r.sxi.wuli.vn-.. i.r.:;.:;w- -i . vvcstrwt a tut Mt'nt. ( ai- in n of Mr. and Mrs- Ralph Bur - cham of Lexington. u-hil. h t-..ln"t l-.ke Vietnim. he feeL the t nited State x:ld he there. He aUo foel that the CeerxriiltkanR - .! - - . . niTl V . .1 A,. 1 4..r. 71. I . . "T ''m Lr& jJY nr. ,. Vr1 -C v wirn afaiRrt the Nnrxfa VjotruiTTMStf- una Vj1 Cffif f-.-im3TJi:T.i tc- , v . ,'1!ti,'e I" r.km. On rec. ! -;j ,.wrl,IPt1t f-uurHrinsr 7 1 .i:.fnj ftB ,h. iWHri ulpm T!ra. 'IV. i . ....-....... ii 1?TlfnrT jwmmu-rf. viw wna&vt lTWTltlT!r h. VlVfrt CTOKK1T1C. Jti y.tf ti.-iirt iiriil.e- ftf; 7riKitior., H came jmaor urtack tram -etienrj positions nn The liani;. J'etrj itarr r.urcham Jmmediutuli inmaM-fl a jnaeinnr rut' lititi flr tKtfi a 6n-uKtktiTic volume 2 iato the urtur.-i.-fw.. Ett-iros -ti5rts'vZ- w.ppressefi ihe enerr.r lire, re tzmea rat gars on 5 be Lveiwd hTi sirirr.Trif'rs E 6- I gun fire into the eadir.g cm- BRANDL'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE George and Jean Brandl, Owiws Everything In Used Fumlturn mat Appliances at the Lowest Prices lc Eastern Oregon. Ph. 276-2353 301 S. W. 20th Pendleton Open Six Days A Week to Serve To. Send for Free Booklet "Enjoy Better Living'' Name .. Address - - City & State COAST TO COAST STORES 348 S. Main . Ph. 276-0551 The Store Where Your Dollar Will Do the Most Mr. & Mrs. Collier Owners Hardware Sporting Goods Houseware Automotive You've Got A Lot To Live And Pepsi's Got A Lot To Give Pepsi-cola BOTTLING CO., PENDLETON Pendleton transmission 344 S. W. 1st Ph. 276-3033 Automatic or Standard Transmission Service Full Line of Rebuilds Trans. Parts Plus Fllntstone Speed snop uiuicnes, nnm Rte. Emergency No. Fllntstone John 276-4687 ROUND-UP KIRBY CO. Sales & Service New & Used All Makes Vacuum Cleaners 417 So. Main 276-7638 Pendleton, Ore. 'p I pictured la Vietnam. Navy Commendation mw Hi ctun wre lv.s:runvn i . I tsl in thu-.rf in. A ri'.AW ftVf-y - - - - - - . t I mi. i . . .. r . .1 1 " . Jcourag urW fiw r - jir.g ith Ow .i;Vs t:.v:.w 04 xne v Tit. ri .- ! fc." ' vt-r-w. w,, a .jw !JW m.kfi '-jiTurtty T..ft. T ia-mt t ..-h:i F,i.rn iTTlonft. .lie .J7ff ft .niiw i. '-umtmt ruurec ir.irr, krt m.-md. The AW nf tbiHW' "SMHaMM I I It's never too early to learn the value of farm safety. Remember, most ac cidents are preventable if precautions are taken against potential dangers be fore they strike. So act now to insure your safety and the safety of others. lone Residents Bf EVA HAM LETT Mrs. Una Nottage of Portand is spending the summer at the home of her brother, Mr. Carl Troedson. Recent guests at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swanson were Mrs. Swanson's brothel and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mil ler of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. William Goltnas ixf KuUtU. Germany are the par ents of a baby Kirl born -uly X. wishing 6 lb-. H The ouns nils ha oeen named Aiwa Anna, atul joins an older pxosher. Timmy. She U the first (rruKtUhter of Mr. and Mrs. ls Ctabtror. and sreat grand-.(.u.-Mrt- ot Mrs. Wanoh Scheel- r of !itov Other srndprents rv Mr and Mm KvST i.euna o MtKhter. Vw Hampshire, and also hA siwe S' srainl pjrvc.W m tt ncv. Vr. and Mr. IVonl Swan--j. m.i fi'iii'.v of Seattle. NVn.. sjvnt Use wk at the home of tin parents. Mr. and Mrs. K.m .vvtuuvt. lVnnU was In- . - - h ... , j tr, and Mrs. I.tdon Tucker rrtarntsl homo from tan- r Yk?.ere ir.cy nr wn ti-x- Vts. Tucker was re- W.il frvo t.e hvwpitai roiKw- V aiJ Mr Verle Lundetl and .i.Tr..r S WW Up for the Vr Ster mum- ij.tr- trf Thursday after; rwU.f si :bt biV-WJa in Pendle-1 -"v . .V uuaI-o i;m j.t. t "- -v Vr AT,i Wr Sill FtU and ;r I, former mmmmm i Getting the Safety Habit Pays Off Columbia Basin Electric Co-o "Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties" Telephone 676-9146 Visit, Enjoy Varied Activities i Atu nd Havecost home on 4th nd it rwf A. Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Meyers of Portland spent tho weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtreo In Cecil. Word has been received that Mrs. Stella OMeara is now re siding In the nursing center, and her new address Is Lincoln Jltos pltal, Davenport, Wash. Wll. Mrs. Jim Spaavolu and child ren of Scapoose, and Mrs. Gerry Davidson, and children of Port land were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan over tne wi-t-n ....i i.nvimr ram ii n to attend fhoir sister's wedding. .fr Fiiiher nohvns of Eugene Is a guest of Mrs. Edith Nick nson while visiting friends and relatives in the area. Miss Marie Martin and Miss Patricia Young arrived Friday evening to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Martin. Marie Martin returned to Oregon City Sunday while Patricia remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lancaster and daughter of Cecil returned home Sunday after a month va. cation visiting irienos ana rela tives on the east const and mainly In Baltimore, Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse entertained with a potluck sup per in their backyard Sunday evening. July 19 for the mem hers of the United Church of Christ choir. A delightful even ing was spent and those attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Llndstrom and Christina, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Kincald and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell James and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred erick Martin, Ralph Martin and Patricia Young, Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett. Mrs. Mary Holtz, Cathy and Carol, Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Mr. Don Brlstow, and Mr. Larry Kletmann. uesiaes tne host and hostess, other memb ers of the family were Cherlyn, i TAnnoth t.vnn And rflrl SmOHQP ....... j .... , and Mrs. Ella Burgoyne. ken a few weeks off from h.sl Protect everyone . . . keep all farm "tools" in top condition, including electric power. Make sure of adequate wiring, proper insulation, no overload ed circuits. Play it safe ... let power work for you! A. research project at the Unlver A;' , ... located at Salt Laic, slty of Utah, located at Salt Lake City, to help his father In har vest. Cherlyn Smouao was home over the weekend, and returned Monday. She la doing Educat ional Rehabilitation work under the WICIIE program at a hos pital near Springfield. She teaches physical handicraft to the disabled and retarded pat ients and receives college cred its for her participation In this program. Clint Kreba returned to East Glacier, Mont., Monday to Join ihia fnmllv after spend lne 'couple weeks at the ranch In Cecil during haying. Mike Sweeney Makes 'Drakes' Mike Sweeney was one of 30 students at the University of Oregon selected for Drakes, sen ior men's honorary. Selection is made on the basis of scholar ship and student activities. Mike is a member of tho ASUO Senate. Marlene Home Marlene Bergstrom came home again Friday night after going back to the hospital for about five days, this time with a virus. She is reported to be doing well. Trucks for Sale 1969 C750 Ford, 22 ft steel deck. 391 V8 engine, S speed Transmission, IS, S 2 speed. 1963 Ford 22 ft steel deck. 10-speed road ranger trans mission. New 220 Cum mlngs diesel engine. Rambo Hayden Ford Estacada, Ore. TeL 630-3262
