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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thurtday, Augmt 7. 1970 II 1 . V 1 :i IT.-', i II i J'l I Til - .'! . - " V THE PLATS ARE THEIR THING. Mr. Patricio Brindle (far lelt), and tin. Wil liam HawllM. EnglUh lmtructor (lelt). brought a group ol itudenU from Heppner High to tho Oregon Shakepeirean Festival In AMand during the week ol Auguit 17. The current repertory ! P'oT on Th Merchant ot Yen- Ice" "lullui Caesar," "Richard the Second." The Comedy of Errors, and Moilere' "The Imaglnarr InvaUd." The season, which opened June M. runs through September 13. A Typical Judge And A Typical Day A foods Judge must have a jlifferenUating taste bud, a strong stomach and a sense of ! humor In addition to her "know liow". Mrs. Frank (Bunny) Dy er of Mayville has all of these. As a typical judge she Judged Food contests with a sense of enjoyment. She went through ihe Measuring contest; tasted, poked and smelled all the muf fins, the cakes, the breads, the 2 course meals and the 3-course meals. She commented on each larticlpants efforts. Pointing out ways to Improve for next , year s show. Born at Albany, she gradu nted from Oregon State In Home Kc. She wa3 In the Home ex tension Service for four years ind taught at conaon, ossu ,'inri In California. To keep her finger in the pie Klnce her marriage, she has been judging. She often Judg es clothing but here, she says, she misses the contact with the kids that she has when she is judging foods. Keep 'em Coming Mrs. Engelmnn called in Tues day to report that as of Tues day she had 1028 Betty Crocker coupons to send in from Mor row County towards the Kidney Machine. A woman in Las Vegas wrote Klma's Apparel that she had 125 coupons to send to Heppner. Tills Is her second year to Judge at the Morrow - County Fair. The Dyers have a son, Jim, who will be a year old Sept. 8. Three File For Justice of Peace By Wednesday those filing for the office of Justice of Peace were Mrs. Lowell (Dee) Grib ble, Charles O'Connor and Mrs. Wesley (Wllma) Marlatt. The deadline for filing is Aug. t. f T" it 4 - i V'.' V-1 '" Ily Neighbors US eGT X -Dc "We gotta uncover the se cret of lire we can't always wait for lightning to strike so we can enjoy a cook-out" Lumber Special Kinzua Corporation Heppner 2x8 & 10 F & L Utility 8-16' 45m 2x4 W. F. Economy 6-16' 25m 2x8 F & L Economy 6-16' 25m 1x4, 6, 8, 10 Cr 12 Pine No. 5 6-16' 25m Fir & Larch sold in load lots approx 3-4m TOPS Club Says Think Thin1 The newly organized Tops Club is meeting every Tuesday night at 8 p.m. at the Neighbor hood Center. The inspiration for the week was given by Marie Struthers who says to "think thin". There was a 5',a pound loss and 5 pound gain among the members since the last meet ing. The group voted to have men as well as women in the club. Anyone who would like to lose weight , is invited to attend a meeting for more Information. 'Marie Struthers was Qseen for the month of August with the greatest weight loss. Two or the members had to take home a bib with a vis on it because of having gained weight. The group would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. John Dallman of the Hnnnner Hotel for the use of the Cafe for the Aug. 25 meeting. I Sweeney Mortuary Joins Int'natl. A release from Associated Funeral Directors Service with headquarters In St. Louis, in explaining the purposes and benefits of membership in the nrcTAnization. announces that Sweeney Mortuary has been sel ected as the representative firm in this city. AFDS, as the organization is known. Is international in scope with a membership of more than 2.500 leading funeral lirms. un lv outstandine funeral homes thrmip-hout the world are invit ed to membership,' Professional standing, business polities and records' of community ' service must be exceptional for selec tion and sustained membership which represents a signal honor In the funeral service iieia. ine basic DurDOse of AFDS is to as sure high standards of service at reasonable cost. MembershiD enables a firm to eive the community better and broader service because of its affiliation with responsible firms In all parts of the world. The Sweeney Mortuary is operated by J. F. Sweeney. State Exams On Aue. 17 and 18 Mr. Swee nev. who is a member of the Oregon State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers was at Mt. Hood Community College. They conducted examinations for embalmers' licenses. He re Dorts that out of eleven appli cants only five passed the ex ams. Public Notices W THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON FOR UMATILLA COUNTY In the Matter of the Guard ianship of the Estate of Robert W. Currln, an incompetent per son. NOTICE Or GUARDIAN S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY wrmrE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant and by virtue of an order made ana enierea jn iho nhnvn entitled court and on..n nn tha 99 nil dilV of Anrll. 1970, signed by the Honorable Richard J. Courson, Circuit juage pro tern, of the above entitled court, the undersigned, as guard Ian of the Estate of Robert W. Currin, an Incompetent person, will on and after the 25th day of September, 1910, at the hour of 10:00 A.M., proceed to sell the real property of the said estate at private sale for cash, or for part cash and part credit, as may to the guardian seem ad visable, subject to the confirma tion of the above entitled court, said real property being situat ed in Morrow County, Oregon, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a point West 7.59 chains from the quarter corner between Sections 26 and 27, Township 2 South, Range 26 East of the Willam ette Meridian, thence West 9.81 chains to an Iron stake, presumed to be a point on the most Northerly line of a HOSPITAL NEWS Patients admitted to Pioneer Memorial Hospital for the week of Aug. 19-25 and still receiv ing medical care: Arthur Smith, Heppner; Joylene Everhart, Heppner; Camilla Monahan, Heppner; and Scott McMillan, Lexington. Patients dismissed: Rudolph Mensch, Heppner; Carl Smouse, lone. AM boys interest ed in selling Rodeo programs this week end please contact Tom Beam at First 'National Bank. House guests this past week at the home of Mrs. Wavel Wil kinson were her daughter Fran ces and her husband, Walt Os lund of Newcastle, Wyo. They were accompanied by their dau ghter, Carol Sue and her hus band Russell Hanson of Lar amie, Wyo. ) 20! loot alley along the most Northerly side of Blocks 19, 1 20, and 21 of Mt. Vernon's Addition to the Town of Heppner, Morrow County, Oregon, The point of begin ning; running thence South 48 degrees 14' East 130 feet along the most Northerly line of the aforesaid alley, thence in a Northeasterly direction 130 feet more or less to a point on the above-mentioned quarter "section line 160 feet East of the point of be ginning; thence West on said line 160 feet to the point of beginning, and containing 16 of an acre, more or less; also all of Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. and 8 of Block 21, Mt. Ver non's Addition to said Town of Heppner, Oregon, also, commencing at a point which Is West 20 chains and North 10 chains from the quarter corner between Sections 26 andd 27 In Township 2 South, Range 26 E.W.M., thence South 8.09 chains to the Southeast corner of Lot 8, Block 21, of Mt. Vernon's Ad dition to said Town of Hepp ner, thence North 51 39' West 1.35 chains to the Northeast corner of the afore said lot, thence North 8" 57' East 7.42 chains to the place of beginning; also, the South half of the Southeast Quar ter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 27 in Township 2 South, Range 26 E.W.M., al so, commencing at a point West 1395.9 feet and North 177.9 feet from the quarter corner between Sections 26 and 27 in Township 2 South, Range 26 E.W.M., thence South 39 49' West 137.6 feet along the most Westerly side of Lot 8, Block 21, Mt. Ver non's Addition to said Town of Heppner, thence North 50' 11' West 100 feet, thence North 39" 49' East 298 feet, thence South 8 57' West 193.5 feet to the place of be ginning. All being In Morrow County, Oregon. Bids will be received by the undersigned guardian at 116 S. E. 2nd Street, Pendleton, Ore gon. RALPH CURRIN Guardian of the Estate of Robert W. Currin, an Incompetent person. 34-38c Ail-Around Cowboy You and your best girl are invited to Cal's for a free steak dinner for two. CAL'S CAFE DANCE For Elks Lodge Members And Out-of-Town Guests Saturday Nite 9 P.M. to 2 A.M. LIVE MUSIC By THE WESTERN KINGS Elks Ti i xs i em pie LJ.--wT II ' ' .-. ' . fl M k FIRST STEP In the construction of the new building at Kinzua. Dan McCluskey of Bend is on the transit to start laying out the building. Woody Ellison of Hermiston was assisting him. When fully completed, building at Heppners Kinzua plant will house a plywood plant covering about 5 acres, employing 177 men. NOTICE! DUE TO INCREASES IN COST OF LIVING AND SUP PLIES, OUR PRICES WILL INCREASE AS OF SEPT. 1. TO THE SCHEDULE BELOW. THIS IS THE FIRST INCREASE IN MORE THAN FOUR YEARS. THE LAST INCREASE WAS JULY 5. 1966. HAIRCUTS $2.50 HAIRCUTS, Grade School and Under, Weekdays 2.00 SHAVE 2.00 SHAMPOO 2.00 MORROW COUNTY BARBERS ASSN. JOE ABLE lone Barber Shop JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Jerry Hollomon HEPPNER BARBER SHOP Lyle Jensen DICK'S BABER SHOP Dick Robison After the Rodeo Show Saturday Afternoon Come To The Episcopal Church BECUE BAU Saturday, Aug. 29, 5 to 8 p.m. FULL DINNER Features Delicious PIT-COOKED CHOICE STEER BEEF ALL YOU CAN EAT SERVED IN WESTERN STYLE EPISCOPAL CHURCH PARISH HOUSE Corner Church and Gale Sts. Adults $2 Plate Children $1.25 Come and Bring Your Friends THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SEHVICE HANK OF . JJZ astern Urea on HEPPNER IONE ARLINGTON MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Heppner
