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LETTERS WM EDITOR
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tii :,j.-5r iW3 iaif Cv-trrns jrannnt.
Tun iir i wmau' 3iai"XAi jicnw f Mr.rT-.'W G.'rsr7
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fjas at cwtttiofit
A-utiv, Mrv 3twsl tta a fatlJy juk.7w
rf f.rasSavB to m i?- l.-3j- &m,t
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Horte SHow Hecdt More Chatter
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f.vl, attt'-v'J ! prrt.'jrm$ wA Tij r aiifl
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t &sAfxA tt'ifg V. nfet to ft w a
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taww Btart. a a" X4.'n.iti.ifA-i") l.t!r wvuJ4 t t?ww?
tUrtr wa tvwa a4 Bi 'jf tt-sr tjra. Raw J3
v;.rtj fr tit ike ufljw rfc a
tr ai'ynf way
The Price of Beef
7y KpMnz. it via grsup a tvMf.r.z flw -ar:,
l-o'b iUfr- mT Va tigh uttA tin tt. t prti. (m
Intuiuy tf.at Kt t--n a vkum 4 ifi1lMUmMiy jxl!t'yfi
i U-HL Ev-?)WJy rau Wt, and evtojy fciau- t jr-
up.
In a f-it Vj cftturttt-tt, rrAitifd, "At fcf Vto- Out
by O, X. ar'J Mfr! AnrMtvnt a?tr a iwur of tfn jn
2ury ffm rMi;e to rHaJJrf- Tim kTmtfirmzn rt3 i'b
vi)t to a Hri'-I'iit iinnh 4 wirrm Vijft) rr j-jrvf,)ng
an lnveatwrit t2 4 m;jj'n in land, building r. 'xlc.
Tf;l r'h fl- vim lfX flv a ; !, afiT r-w-fi&-,
ihry af iyW at an a-a- pttn dl atit 'i.?f) a
),i-iiJ i,ughjy t'iMi tT a year's wort, Tti Armr'mz
iht-n vl.!t-J a fitMU'4 wh-ff cattle a; fattrn-d and aoM to
palu tine th-y f'jrl that Jxjth ranrtra arvj J-W
ar arlualJy j-Htlrif? lw f'r th--ir rattl VAay than In Jl,
ArnJ in frtaliine, this tsutry ka murti th aarr. 7 avrtg
trhilrt h'p- to frmkr a two rtwi jwifit Mutr x
Th frta abejut moJt prof 1 la in the m-at industry
ahuM rn ti aurprtaint. from ranth to coriaufwr, the In
duiry l a rtmpeUUv, tn marlc-t activity. It tHrivn no
ub".iilM-, no favor ff any kind, Thua, wnivimti may be
n-rtatn that tfw? tjrw tiiry pmy Pa Xhfli nvat I.rx5u'1 ia the
ri-X (KA!hl prtf-e enmmrnaurata with the timra. The on
ly way to hrlnf down twat prict or the prk-e of anything
ele la to curb Inflation.
fviy', is3jay ; irx at -ry S-.utrtrL KMsn,
Wx.vi -;:iv Ss.j'J 5v ca.'r' '.t m-vz stre:x-3r i?. jjri
i rs afS-j v. w;t. 5"-i'..i4T j-;ic4sx fcy a a!-
Siwh 4v ?ay f.a." i.-ii 6 w'j-irtif Ki. w tgxicL'.z a-ay
I jiwr yr. jvS wmrts aa (fif3r5A. teamZ-jr rA
I ,a jnitr.rar v:..k.r... W" all Scw-nr Cfcat 8 jswr! to tiMs
! r..A? as
.'.. 2trr. mi ft ss- tft anSe ia ar.ry i exa-
j ar. ? Sa fea asspj as few aire sfy f..isi. SCrx a
jn.-'r.ra "teW psy rfi, Si i E&v5i fc K!ril.
T.?,''s? a. ea.'.wrai ttasiBy wwilrji fc jtiawf ner -way.
j tiiTirnt lAtar p:s 'Jh&s jr- is
,-?uvvt wJia:x' 5sk taw as fey ft jar.satat'a
,!Va.t7- TV- trx.TZex tjcj b ft arSacj. teart
ftafa'wJ'.at Jut w.??i4; a ia trJy taisl rrjt 'jrtKl tSvjwi
i ?. r.i. r'.-.gr. &j ta&t axiScacj fea rrwra? a
&vuiz2y m-?z.z xcj?tiTjZ JA i fe
lf w23. tfc'ss f ft bv. aJas-js-i-f ft efe -klT-i
ftrs. tx nzt Vz aryiftr rxra ix txtz v mvA as
Isxat ttixA-ta w.t ttuwr wi- 5- atxztxxi eta cxrjt wtn
ft a.frr?-j ? fcr.T-3.s? to &&ceM ft cat,. tiir Ifetevvry
tr.zt, T' kt'JA mgry &x2vxzi.txi axra a -i.r
75. vme trscs $&(ia 4. 1 oot fct ft sm
torn? tm ysst tapa kaasa tfea ft fcierioa cuwt 1 afetv
4 ft wxi ft tjrr. Tz,jk V-st rjam all ft rki-
tiui to a j9i5t t-v: to fee "2d btiyi 14 t..r. Aa
wt are trjtanliy ft socj txxrxt Itr lrp'.T.z tJ a djf
t,;t rry. It ia ft ar.jfT ftat ctat fc fcfo?e th
- tia.S fa-cJ uJjt;?.? ai't
7j i"-a.?i ttJ 4 fell txi3Liii4 taa jr Uur break, (fit
hi t.rrzp4 way.
SjfxtMfCsTjfA in tzgrf y.jkisizA & Vi fs extra rental
jUUxjMipfL A ci? ar.jrjr at fcr h tar,4 ray -prsa
hr fcyt2iry 5a ft way i fcU fci tiHAren. B
JM7 a54 Ew ts ai writ w find fccii:; with the bo-
jTjfj? rz.y)l . . . Vi-'At U ft a;?sts a cmpk: coa
Vx.t tajs t aaO-i fei a jrarvaTy aatia.Vry irjn:rer if
lrJi parirjiws- aje X to wt at Jt . . . Sneliir the
tixSi'yM ar tv &t9 xd ft ciutKZi too wide a crap
it to jvf by ftr-jrTf. At t':z tie wis bus
SmtJ aA-S ' So or4 tJs?vr ft tow!" arid visit div
4 Un- vr. ; imffJt&A.. fty a- p?j&Vc-iJ h!p frwn
a t3TT7MA. fijsafj Sr'ka, or agtncy.
Avi4 E;ir.? fcVw ft, bek. Certain purjcbe anw iv
trar.itt: fter ruka to alride by. Ail nc4 lair in
ten a.wS war. We tB.3ih-e can jrJy uate v mueH arid
irut rwemfci car ayvuaea are alvs aenaitH-e. Why can aome
wj naM tr-.st are wr.pWely Brarattr3ic whitb have
i tltm mhHfT to ft arjrtMt? T criticize a per
Wi'a fcesiefct or ft o?i'r 4 hi eye l wttid trje bounds f
tt,?tjt,-y '. Ttj ttar.g are titter.gtatle a3 canwX be fcelp
4. IX Jiitting betenr ftje btit lor a rraa to aay to hi w ile
j arjturrjfrTt: 1 aM alad ft Kigfct rf your big leet."
Awfter yast crJtk.im ia to give all the partner iel
tre a I'j-mz (net. She cAa'l (Vm them, the waa born
w?Js ft, ftey had to be brought Into the marriage, and
trejr rie,'t ia quite c.vharsgeable. One opponent in the
r,r? at 'r tirrie i ph-rrty.
Tk ft a ssaxnaJ fight Ln putlic or tH3 hecreta to gcs5py
Jr? H a breaJKJrsg rf tfe riiie.. Eric Eyrr 6fri,le a nurc
tT wf tii bekw the tJt rrir-Bver in hi bk "Game
I-ie May".
U Ji Weren't Fvr Y'ai bewrr If It Weren t Fwr Him, a
wh jet wer ft vAU cup at S fieri fence.
Kaxy !th a rr.an w.ii lease hi wife In public as a
rj-ari ?4 hvPirig bes tier humJJuitiwn and pride prevent
ber frvra t&xitz b.'.
Our errfLfxl 'r;tT I ill almott the .arre place a. the
viUr pl"KU r.it Uiefi pla' to Ktrik bepw the belt cf a
ht. txM a?airt our mAut& core aje far me damag-
ro Ivnret l.Kjrig tfciJJ r i r a phy:-i pommelirig.
jkrvrr hit irks it Ult teiu perTriret ir,ury may re
tit FWKTM. remewiber the aim il marital fightir.g ia not to
kroie out yjur ipjxriefrt, but w era in a tiintn,
Minv-i l.ilit, n'Jt to win a vk-twrj-, but to
ttjrtirjn ij tonwr irf-i'h and happtnew in their
li'ftfchit. Cm.'Vfxr.ir and wperatiwn aiway acoompli,h
rv,. tJisc cfiflAft- Th'-y bring v,rtr,
prt.
7V the Mllw!
pe'.pU f liwd to liwi In
ltler to h dl!.f lhal I
tfv.'Kht I 'iwM add tna fuol
to the lira.
Th begfftftirii" f my I'''F
Uil4 he Muh, J'-iJO,
ThU waa avhen Waller Jr
dm arrived In lejipner, with Ma
family, after a p-k'a J""ey
ky train frw ftwth arnllna,
f waa a very ynung man at
fhi time, Cih ye, I wan horn In
a k;jt raM'n in the ,Vorthwel
part N'fth CutiMnn,
in thfAi daya hme(eila j
;wre ifi available iwi my ratti
er t-t 'ml iii make hi fortune,
hir-h t.ivrt titintrt-ii, M't
hrr.ntad't were In the aame
Of Wjiirv we had r'-lafjvea in
Jfeppr.er to ff' atarted on
fte rihf trar.-fc. f.Tiarle (x and
hia wife Iria wi-re my unrle
and aunt,
Eetore I farther, 1 hogd
I won't hrin up anything
t fTHorsal except fioaslhly
t if.r.y ir. ider.t.
ffvjor many of u utill remrrn-
I hr th. old Kepprer Laundry,
ft, 4' sa locate! down rn the
har.ie if Will'ear f.'f-ek, That'a
shre rr.y nvher wa employed
f".r v.rr.e t.-Ty-.
Ky f.i ft.-r f'und orne fairly
vj1 larJ a hoot 15 rr.iW eaat
Kepjmer (in Vman ran
yor. t.-.a? open lor home
teai jkii ere ready to aet
: d.-.r..
A ftere wasn't a e..ry,l in i
fte ara r.v.rher atayed in Jfr-pp
!'? wirjj we four hoys daring
v r term,
Sr.e r'.r.red a ho..- f-orn Mr,
Tfrsg-er & far a. I can fL-vd ou'
ft a the father of Mr. O.
;JL Yea'-r of Ca-itte Rock, Wn
o ad to write atscfi inter
fAtit.g letter to the J-ppr.er
Gaetfe.
A I cvrt know the name
fte jrtreen in Heppner I'
lt have to give th best loca
ticsa I can. Tr.es were the day:
hen Hepprer wai a horse and
wa?ors town.
A Mr. WSr.ters ar,d Mr. Fry
did the drag work or heavy
haui;r:g and Claude Cox, along
witjj ife!i amer did the l;eh
wfc wizhtmarts had
the rr.:'ik. and Cowans the ice
! On otfr street lived the Pen
lar.dL?, W ,r.ters, French, Tash,
1 eager and Hurnphreys famil
as.
jxarry cummins lived across
the creek and about a half block
oi me lannary. Harry was
fte on who wrestled the train
ed be air ar.d defeated it
! I cant remember but three
a loons in Heppner, although
I maybe the Palace Hotel had a
bar.
McAree s had a saloon on the
aame aide ct the street as the
hoteL
I ir.is bnr.g up a question.
l-an anyone grve me any infor
j nva tion, tm a gun fight, occur
frirg some place between Mc-
Atee'a trA the Palace HoteL
i ThU would have occurred
, around 112 or 1S13. I believe
one man's name was Hart, pos
; Mbly rcy information is incor
rect though,
j There was the Eock saloon
j where Humphreys Drug store
was later and Groshens Horn
saloon where Gilliam and Bis-
bee Hardware was later.
Main Street was nothing but
cmt and mud, with board side
walks. There was three blacksmith
shop on Main Street Brinnans,
Aishbaugh and Scrivner. I think
the Scrivner Shop and Livery
was owned by a Mr. McRoberts
when we arrrved in Heppner. I
only remember two grocery
Kiores, inompsons and Phelps.
My uncle Chas Cox was in bus
iness with Mr. Phelps for a
while.
Mr. Swartz had the meat mar
ket The Heppner power plant
was on the edge of the hill
where I believe the Chevrolet
garage was later. Mr. Sigsbee
was the official photographer, so
I 1'ititi'
Mi n iiml bn
nl.cllff al.'il IM Vhelher
Mi thll'lo and Mr. Milfttf
vvciii orruera ' "'I
i,i,l fcmiw, lul lHi n."ii "t 'i
im tin." (if a'.MM'f. Mr, Mrfwf (
fy wi lh itim wli'i w i lu'Sfy
H,i.fi lm wna ah'd hy a Irair,
...i.if lm another waikvn I
uiiilemlarid ha had M Ifun ahit
out ot Ma hand ly "ill -'"
7hla wa diirlni a rnoi,fh,iie
mid In Juiii nyri
Irr. Am Me MiMmdo ) it
a yiiuitic iiiuii In lln-e d ar.d
an anli nt linriin phiyer, i
ijiiiiiin the filr liny uwd tot
fill the balloon with h'4 air or.
a vinant J.f by the Federated
Cliurih. What a day for u kids!
;ti we eon Id help hold It down!
until It win ready to take off.
Tlie firnt aeroplane I taw
flew from roiirthom hill up fc-
hlnd the oM womien vhof,l
biilldlntf. Ifeppner waa a dlffl
cult, place lo fly theie old
plane though fm all you had
w a frame with wir,g and
a puaher motor 'the motor wa
behind the pilot . The pilot waa
ktrapfied to a neat aimilar to a
bleyclu keat.
Tl.e old wxxlen w(ixl wa
really aomething. VV'e vime
tlmriH think our Mhool hu.ld
inH are ready to collapse, but
Imagine having to drni-i
nchixil bf'cauae the wind got too
strong and the school house
waved like a willow tree. Each
room had a big wood stove for
the teacher to attend aLso.
My mother started working
all over town and as I wasn't
i.n school I got to know a lot
of people. Mr. Gilliam used to
send his black dog home with
a package of fresh meat for
dinner.
There's more to come so w,li
close for this time.
Yours truly,
George C. Gordon
Chmttan Youth
Com pi Held
1.W t-MfJIMt, &Mti
i hit. It at I J.i eSy la Arw.
7J VJ ya-JtJf temm 0-9
'.".. f j ft 't.r wt I. i
b AjuCr-w i.&trjr t,-x.A.
a I IA4 t 'A .? Va-7iarv
7rew ere t rie tj
ar.p, Th M?5 6ej?H
rf T.ft''- ajfcj d-jue asit-4.
My y fty iers4 sner.
ihlr-r-
li9k fefeM Ca
Tb fcet. Xa ?af
n.WAi CfrMit Us CTF eecf.
ery Ki4 at Cv lait
(Jnda fcar rl ft eajr.j
Irons Vwt as4 rfty r?f
man 'A Li a.T ener to at
tend th a t:p ri tee,
ft a U.i ft a.y x be
hi -1 .'. t ?i tvrr ertt
r to a vjJ f r.cfrt ws
har,e.
Jf ajiiry A-doau. eA waA Zidry
P.x-rt, all 4 Crsw2. wrt r
itora at ft Lvfc &ttlrer.g
horn Lut wee. Tiy were ail
former ttZjrAjk" -x tie
.cxt.2y.h':i eftve-i trt tra
Pieaaarf El
Gears grinding?
RPM Gear Lwtrcirtj beep
metal surfaces moving
CALL TOC2 ST-VVD V2T
OIL MAN IN" KEry:X2
L. E. "XT LICS 6T-9E33
ar M Osr, Mhm
Pioneer
Ponderings
COMMUNITY
BILLBOARD
By W. S. CAVFIHHU.T,
THE STOCK MARKET
SITUATION
A high ranking economist is
reported as saying, The drop
in the stock market is due to
fear rather than fact" With that
statement we must disagree.
The ups and downs of our econ
omy hinge on facts. It may be
that fear of the facts prompts
the gyration of prices, but fear!
Itself has little to do with it
facts than to surrender to fear.'
AUGUST NTIGEB02 NIGHT
Aug. 22, 8:00 p.m.
Heppner Church of tie Nax-
arene
4 H STYLE EEVUE
Aug. 26, S.OD pjn,'
Morrow County Fairgrounds
Euby Fulletoa entered St An
thony Hospital in Pendleton!
Monday. She is under observa
tion for a stomach ailment that
as not been diagnosed as yet
Lubrication problems?
Chevron Dura-Lith Grease
EP replaces up to 20 spe
cialized products. Reduces
chances of applying wrong
lubricant
CALL YOUR STANDARD
OIL MAN IN HEPPNFR
L. E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633
Standard on Compny ol Clitoml
MORROW COUNTY FAIR
and RODEO, 1970
Fair Aug. 24-23
Morrow County Open Horse
Show Aug. 28
Rodeo Aug. 29, 30
WRANGLERS' BREAKFAST
Heppner City Park
7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
$150 and 75c
SAVE YOUR BETTY
CROCKER COUPONS
LEAVE THEM AT FT .MA'S
find
rela-
not force
Churches Hove
Services at Cutsforth
The United Youth Fiilowthjp
and the evening aenk'e of the
lllpner Chritian Cf.urs arid
L inrlon Chnh tA C'hrint
h held at Cu Worth Park
Sunday rvenmg.
Th ry had a Chunk W'agon
upper followed by fringing a
round fte Camp Fire actwmpa
riled by Sue Chally on the gui
tar. The worship frvur wa an
eachanee of Christian eiperten-rn.
ior nurg'Ty yeterday here
Pioneer Memorial HocpltaL
at
Short pumplife'
imKmwmmmlm
Ctroo P HdrauliC Oils
protect your hydraulic fyt
tem 3a!mt wear. Increases
Piimp We.
CALL YOUR STANDARD
uu, via: in nirr.ir.r
L. E. td" DICK 76 9t33
SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC
SERVICE BY
C. A. RUGGLES
Insurance Agency
P. a Box 247 PH. 676-962S
! If no answer call Ray Boyce,
676-53S4
, ,.
THANK YOU
I wish to thank the people of Irrion, Board
man, Cecil, lone, Lexington, Butter Creek,
Rhea Creek, Hardman, Heppner and surround
ing areas who signed the petition enabling me
to file for the position of County Judge of
Morrow County.
Over four hundred signed the petition. I
am grateful to each of them. My name will
be on the November ballot as an independent
candidate for the position of county judge.
I hope to visit with more of you before election time.
Thank you,
William W. Weatherford
(Please call me Bill)
ra. rot, aov. w. w. Weatherford. Heppner. Ore.i
e