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On European Trip
GAZETTE-TIMES
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morrow couimrs KcwsrAru
The Hi iter Gasette estnMsshod March 30. 1SK.1 The Heppner
rine -Lit l.shed November IS, ISST. Cunsu!idted February 15.
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v:.VB::ns of national newspaper assn. anp
li.fWN NEWfTAFFR Fl RiJSJUJtS
CHARLIE & DOROTHT HLAKQ,
Cdltort A lubUbn
AKNom r.uvoNn. kioc.ie tascal
Flan Foreman Liruitvpe Operator
rr r.uv war ken matt warren
Mrs Yern.vn Greenhaltth. who
1st the daughter tf the Rev. and
Mm. Farl Seward of l.rin:nnj
Is :.;;v .n mmnwr travel
and studv She received a schol
arship fr itn International Aer
twpace Seminar sivov4red by
the Tct'.TJCs-see Aeronautics Corn
mission It Li conducted by
die Tinm'M'i State I'niversity.
She v;! receive eoltette cvdit.
She tenches Sth cndi' t Rock
wwhI. Trim., where her husband
Is pastor of the First Christian
Church
She left July 19 f.r London
where she h;d tours f the
city and studv. From London
j thov went t. Far is for more of
I the same
Circulation Pressman
SuWrtption R.iteat 1X Year. Sir.de CVrv 10 Certa. Mailed Sincle' The croup will be in Geneva.
1 (jit ; v " tn Aitance : Minimum K:l!'.nc f eer ts. Puh'isheJ i R.ime. Pevhn, Coponhacen,
I - ' and Entered at tt lt Offic at Heppwr. Orwm. I here thev w ill visit Fast rer
i L. Matter. i l;r. aiso, ami SvuM.-n
iffl. U C D tn.. Xlondav throuch Friday; 9 a.m. !
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Mcke Use of Anger
iMrs. Ervsin on
California Vacation
In ru :) Ik'rri occasions Uv nc"y cvuit'.u't aruse, whether
it i.s- t: t t.rsL se"nj or tenth year of mamis. sometiriie
even m t ie jtid and Tih jtrv Ar.er und cvmf'a.i art- in
eit.;l. i; ,;riients of ary tf.arrwjre. They cannot Nr avouit d
tf a h.-r-it is human, tf l.v is ahxf arui if persons a-o n
Crow Ar.'er is one of n-.ar.'s tvasic levl;tt. It cun If con-tivUi-.i
li.:i mH der.usi. It is a reaction to ityury. insult arivl
ilLSRpjM.rttvont. It is jvuvrful and dangerous. rrv;vrt- dir
fvtc.i iifcer can lead to creative newssiiry chance, destruct
ive "i;er cin dtstroy lives and he the dowrf.iU of a com
ruiru'v. vvtu ther a iwr.m unity of hustand and ;f-o. a cul
lejre. tiv n or a nutKn.
V-i-'v '-s in marrwer arise over a thousand issues. How
to sfx rd iK.e money, how to dtsoyUtv the children, how to
c;i,ve sexual harrwry. where to c on a vacation. The
i;is.- , tu,t whether a rr.arri.ife should have disagreements
but how a-jrer can be constnt:ve!y ir.Ade use of.
Attcer is natural It is nvH sinful ir. itself. Sin arises in
the w.sy in which anT is exresjud vr dirtvted. If it leads
to l.ick of cotr.rr.utiication. h;ttemss and divorce, then it is
sinful Ttie-e wvuldn't le the ft-sterir.-r sores caused bv un
resolved conflicts if i-ou-ies learned the rules of deul". with
It is much healthier to express t; rather than repress
Atrs. ti.iroi.1 t.rw!r accompn-,
' tevi her brother and sister in-1
: Idw. y.: and N!rs. O.eorpe Mar-j
rtr.son an.i fat-toe of Hoquiam.
Wn. to Chine. Cn.. where tlsev
vtsuev'. another brother. Mr and
MAYOR BILL COLLINS accepts Anne Habcrlach gitt ot tier book
about Heppner for the City Library. Mlsi Haberlach. anthro
pology major at Oreoon State wrote the over-all story ot Hepp
ner lor her thesis. This includes the historicaL geographical,
! geological, psychological and sociological sides of Heppner. She
has made sores predictions for Heppner also.
thuSK tuZ?Zto'S Have Son
a Fortland hospital. We under-1 rr nt-.. .,.; b.ju.
Mrs Csrce Cl.tKW and f.irrulv , f and h" iro hack soon for o( IonCi arp tno prouj parents Eastern
and a sister fna C!;Nvr. j further treatment. j cf a babv bov, born Tuesday. ns well
On the co the whole week.;. I July 2S. in Pendleton. Ho has Valley. :
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iXvnald Messer lists four rules for fictir.c w;;h.
OiT W.
one s w ife
wne w;th
or hiisbiind. sister or brvKher -m -law
whom y.u are clost-!y a-wwtatisl
1. Be wUiinc to f.jrht.
2- IKu.t qu t vf,re the ficht is over
."V Avoid htttity: N-low the K!t.
4. The aim of marital fiirhtit-.-: i not to ktuvk out vsur
rppvnert but to end in a cl.nchT
' F.Xvvrpts from a sermon preached Mav W at the iierp
ner V.ethovUst Church by the Kev. Edwin A. Cxtrtir.s'.
These exwrpts in the May Newsletter re.id so c"oxl th.it
we are passlnc them vn to our rvM.iers. Next vrt we'll
cwntinu euUrs:::? each of the four rules.
The Edit.vr
Let It Ring
Is there anything quite as exasperii:-.: as to hury w
the telephone and ttwr hear it click at the other end "just
as yvu pick up the receiver??
SfWral cardemt'-c friends hav asked that w sav it in
the paper. LET IT KING!
On the other hand yeu rr.icht not bt a ca-det:xr but it
does take -4 at 5 rincs to make it ro the telephone frwrrt the
btsertwrtt and ever, more if yvure takmc a buth. Sv he pa
tient and let the telephone rtn 6 7 $ times!
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LETTERS WJS EDITOR
Notes from Undo
they wert to Tui Juana. Mcxuv
w here they were fascinated b
the Mexican Master and the
strolan? Kinds- The sights in
S.ir. ricco inctudevl the world
r"K'w nevi Zv but also two new
attractions 5-a Wo-id and Af-ru-an
Safari.
tsiw st.ijto plays in Los Art
Celes and visited PisrveyUnd
Mrs. Erw in found narv new
thif.es had Kvr. auded to Dis-1
neyia-.i s.r.v her last ts;t there j
6 years asc '
In LA they ditted at Ati-ir.'is j
which is THE place t.i eat. They j
were at the tsafjon S'a and i
through Imperial Vaiiey.
Mrs. Erw-.n stopped, off i- Cor-
va..:s to visit her dauchter and
Urr.iSy. Mr and Mrs. Richard
Clark and David ftvufht her
home and stayed over the week
end.
Too many greases?
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Putmon Services Held
Services for Roy G. Putman
who died nf a heart altack were
held July 23 with the Rev. Faul
F. Shoup official inp and bearers
w.w Kuam Hewier. Howard
Ileider, James Miller, Walt Rup
nert. Albert Fetsch and Edward
Lehman. Interment was In the
Willamette National Cemetery.
Roy w as born May 20. 1920 In
Kalispcl. Mont. He equated
from Flathead Hich School In
Kalispel in 1941. He enlisted In
the Air Force Dec 30. 1941 and
became a Corporal. Ho trans
ferred to Officers Traininc
School and praduated a second
Lieutenant at EllinRton Field,
Texas. He received his discharge
June, 1915.
Roy and VyLettc were mar
ried In Independence, Kan., on
Nov. 27. 1913 while Roy was a
cadet. He leaves his wife; one
son, Guy Putman; mother, Mrs
Nellie Putman and sister. Paul
ine Johnston, both of Columbia
Falls, Mont., and a brother,
Robert Tutman of Kalispel,
Mont.
After the war the Put mans
went to Portland where Roy
continued his aviation career by
establishing Putman Flying
Inc. He served the farmers in
Oregon around Heppner
as in the Willamette
He transferred his oper-
Dustin Joo and I ntions to his own property in
9 oz. He loins n Cornelius when the Beaverton
Airport was closed last year.
They moved into their new
home at Cornelius about two
months ago where Roy had
room to put in his own airstrip
Eldon Tucker
Back at Work
Eldon Tucker U back on the
Job as Ione's police and street
crew, Mrs. Tucker has not yet
returned to work. The last of
her scabs came off last week.
Her back muscles arc still very
sore.
They were Injured In an ac
cident June 20 Just out of Can-by.
I been named
I wviched 7 lb
i brother Darrin at home.
Grandparents are Mr. and
I Mrs. Jim Valentine, Portland;
i and Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Pad-
berg, lone. Great grandmothers
are Mrs. Princess Thomson. Port-j and do his crop dusting from
land; Mrs. Mary Valentine, San- j there.
RM Mufti-Mot v C'ejse
a nancy cart-icjct kit
ta Rosa. Calif.; Mrs. Lana Pad
berg. Portland: and Mrs. A. E.
Loyd. La Grande.
FROM KETCHIKAN
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CALL YOUB STANDARD
OIL M AN rN KEFFNXR
L. E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kapus
j and Richard of Ketchikan, Alas
Mrs. Anne Robertson and Miss j ka, drove to the lower 50 and
Delia Coxen of Toledo visited i visited Mrs. Elaine Chapel and
with Mrs. Robertson's mother,. Cassy and Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Mrs. Alan Johnston and other Engleman. Mr. Kapus is a neph
relatives and friends in Hepnner. !pw of the late Blaine Chapel.
They had vacationed in Yellow-
stone Park and Idaho Falb and J
stopped here on their way home j Gazette-Times want ads pay.
At Heards
Mrs. Walter Young of Lebanon
and her crandson, Mike Young
of Portland visited several days
here with Mrs. Young's brother-in-law
and fcister, Mr. and hfrs.
Charles Heard.
They went to Joseph Saturday
for the Shrine breakfast and
Chief Joseph Parade and visited
many friends. The Heards for
merly lived in Joseph. Enroute
home they went up the Lostlne
to see Charlie's sister and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers
and two sons. They stopped
briefly in Milton-Freewater to
see his mother, Mrs. Tom Young.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Frank came from Milton-Fee-
water to visit The Youngs left
for home Monday morning.
Wood rot rapid?
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Chevron Wood Preservative
protects mud sills, fence
posts, grape stakes, for years.
CALL YOUR STANDARD
OIL MAN IN HEPPNEP.
L. E. ' Ed" DICK 675-9633
'Standard Oil Company of CaMomia
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Af vou rr.o tr.T Suivscritvrs i
a-e re inaed t? iwtr The Ga-;
aerte-Ttrrtes cf new addresses, I
and pieas utclude your old ad
dress.
Roof Protection?
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cceaarvs.
CALL TDCS 5T.aJO.AST
OTL MAN IN ESTTPNTS
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aways a.nd tvacs;. I raet an aid
la.ty frutn East Ce?rc,ry. whc
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cuiuv a Jroend c" hv-s savvs
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MORROW COUNTY
FAIR and RODEO
SATURDAY
AUG. I
9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
MUSIC BY
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HEPPNER, OREGON
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C. A. RUGGLES
I nsvrznze A 3 esscy
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ae apwjr cLT lay Scre. j
Honoring Princess
MICHELLE MILLER
MORROW COUNTY
ADMISSION
$.50
Per
Person
FAIR PAVILION
HEPPNER