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Mtrrnii QAirmc PTA Sees Film On Celilo Falls; Officers Elected K4 Irby of ArlinKton . n .... i vliK Kill ihowrd to the 7 Lri Anrii 15 In the cafe torlum. rhotography being his hobby he HaJ nimeu wm ....JLnni cnvi of the Ancient Indian KUhlng Grounds that are rare to find on mm. winmw" him and many other at the par tlcular time that these FalU would some day be covert ov cr forever, due to the backing up of the waters of The Dalles Dam. It alum-ed how the Indians fished for salmon and stcelhead using nets, fishing from plat forms set precariously out over the rapids. Also how they pre pared the meat In getting It ready for the smoke racks, so ., mnid oat It later. It in cluded scenes of Indians dress-r-d in their colorful attire at Ro deo attractions as well as a round their villages at Celilo Falls. At the closing It showed several beautiful sunsets over "the still waters" covering what used to :c n spectacular sight for many. Election of officers for the coming year were held. Presi dent, Mrs. Don Peterson: vice president, Mrs. Jim West; sec retary and treasurer, Mrs. Lee Palmer. There was some discussion as to whether to hold the annual school picnic, it finally was de cided to dispense with It this year- . Au Room count was won by the first and eighth grades. Wranglers See Movies A good sized crowd attended the last Wranglers meeting where movies of the 1964 and 1969 Pendleton RoundUp were shown by Harold Kerr. Charlie Daly obtained the films which were produced by the Wide World of Sports and shown pre viously on national television. These films were very Interest ing and some familiar faces were seen on the screen. During the business session, It was unanimously approved to extend a life time membership In the club to Fred Mankln, In appreciation for many years of support, nara worn mm mui iasm. Besides having worked for many years in the club and or ganlzlng many activities, Fred has served over 20 years as su perintendent of the horse show and has used his personal loud speaker system for the horse dhow and other public functions. Fred recently gave this speaker system to the club and it Is now operated by Mike Matthews. The club also approved a do nation of $25.00 to the Morrow County Historical Committee to help in the publication of the history of Morrow county Refreshments were served at tl rnnnlusloii of the meeting ,.. by the committee m w8. the evening. Eat Beef Drink Beef I Tnofntit Rivf Broth can be yours with those miniature en oino nf Reef Broth now be lne sold by Morrow County CowBelles. It is a low calorie dehydrated product that is a tasty addition to many dishes. It can also be recommended ns td-mornine pickup. You can order yours by calling Mrs. Terry Thompson ai oiu 9770. ; The Beef Broth packets will also be available at tne l,ow Bulls luncheon Friday at the All Saints' Episcopal parish hall. Pomona Grange Due Pnmnnn Grnnso will be at Rhea Creek Grange, Saturday, April 24 at 10:30 a.m. For Weed Call on Mel Boyer Spraying-Dusting-Fertilixing-Seeding DRY OR LIQUID FERTILIZER APPLICATION Weed Spraying $1.00 Per Acre You Can Find Us All Year Around AT THE LEXINGTON AIRPORT Phone 989-8422 riMga. Thaw. April u. ltn I Ex-Drua Addict Speaks at Drug Series nOM MALL ... .. Wednesday night, April began the first meeting oi uie Community Drug Education Ser- Ins held in the Heppner craae 1 c..kl KdittlnnrruMA Rftnm. StU-l ovuuva 1.....r-.t. -- - .lace on ine new uosi p Ilonnlnraon. the CUBSt I " il. I nine speaker, u a stuaeni irom nu man riiiinee ana an ex-uruit nu diet. He told the story of his nn tixDerlence with drugs and why he does not use mem mw. r - r. . . He said, " I never gnineu ihlnir hv the use 01 aruua. camo as close as possium . H.I. destroying my mind ana me oe fore I finally quit." smart lived and went to whool in a small town similar to Heppner. When he graduated In 1908, he went to a univer sity, and there found the ma Witv ut the students uslntr mar ijuana and other drugs. He was Introduced to drugs oy friends, and he tried them Just as an experiment to satisfy his curiosity. He said. "I never in tended to be a steady grass smoker, but I found myself us ing more and more. It really tlidn't scorn to bother me at first." After using marijuana and hashish for several months, he began to wonder what LSD might be like. He said, "While I was straight, I told myself I wouldn't take acid, but when I was stoned on pot, I couldnt see why I shouldn't try it. nfnm innrr he was smoking as many as 20 marijuana cig arettes a day, dcsiux-3 usie LSD, amphetamines, barbltuates' and even heroin until his sup ply of heroin ran out. To af ford such a quantity of drugs, he and his friends bought them in wholesale quantities. It was during this time that Stuart was arrested and jailed, and thus forced to quit drugs sud denly "That was one exr- . ct.iarr anld. "that is u-ni-v, . really terrible. To say your head hurts would oe puiuns u iu ly." He quit using drugs in June, 1970 after depending on them for two years. He said, "I didn't really come down until August or September, 5 months later." . Stuart told the young people tv. mnciinir "After trying all uimis of drues. I found there .,, twhintr in them that help ed me in any way. u whs jum r nana rl mnrhanism. not a kick. You can never remiy ra"." iif vnn nlwavs have to come cm .ivm'v - .nmuiinw. and then your UUWH OW.llVi"-l - im nre lust that much worse. Drugs don't , bring happl nnltf mloorU " tiros, unij To a question someone i:u about legalizing marijuana oiu art said, "That would be one of the greatest mistakes tne urm Ctntoa over made. Legalizing marijuana is no answer to the drug problem. The Drug Series will contin ue each Wednesday evening Mav 19. Each session "''""t" nnilM. r.rade win oe i.i cl.i TVriiitiniirnose kuuiii i 7:30. Young people, teacners, parents, and the general public j are urged to attend. - - ' , Prindles on Vacation Mr and Mrs. Milo Prlndle are homo from a late winter vaca tion that took them into Arizo- i., ar thev went to oau . rif.. Thou pnloved tne landscaping of the Mormon mnrvp on at tne a- coustlcs of the tabernacle proved when the kuide cirops a i,riiinri to the Canyons, Bryce, Zlon and Grand. The top of Grand Canyon at 7000 fee ,,h them "short oi breath". They didn't go to the bottom of the canyon. at Mesa, Ariz, they visited with friends. The desert was alive ...iv. kimo nf everv color. They visited with Mllo's sister " j 1.1- Mh at San Diego. They recommended riding the tramway at Palm Springs for . i,twinff In that area. They stopped at Reno and came home Hwy, $s. Spraying 3 j Owner-Gar Aviation Morrow Pension Checks ro wse $70,000 t U Wllfll I . ... . . m ... rniu twnpflt from the boost In social security pay ..,. recently voted by Con en muiiuw vwiitj - 1 " M?- h wlll retirement checks in the local area aver .. . ;e on the new basis. . According to the latest figures released by the Social Security Administration, wnicn snow wic number of local beneficiaries mi ihA amnunt thev were set ting at the beginning of last year, the new total win oe ap proximately $70,000 larger than before. Arrnso.the. hoard increases ia norront are orovlded. under the bill for retired or disabled workers, their families ana om nr rinnnnripnts. Single persons who have been getting the minimum pension of 7J a vonp will now rewive $845. The minimum for married couples will rise irom annually to $W67. For a disab i.ut wnrkpr with a wife and child, who may have been re ceiving the median amount of S3.000 a year, this year's checks will total $3,300. Pension payments to tnose who had been earning the max imum amount subject to social security taxes for a number of years will go up proportionate ly- ... . . The size or tne pension a re tired worker collects is directly miatwi to his earnings during his active years and, therefore, to his contributions to the pen sion fund. In Morrow County, on the Da- sis of the Social Security Ad ministration's annual report, payments to local beneficiaries were at the average yearly rate of $1,048 per recipient. Beginning in June, when the first payments reflecting the in crease will arrive, the local ave raero will be S1.153. Separate checks will follow a few weeks later to cover the increase Irom Jan. 1. For the local commmunity as a whole, the pension payments this year will amount to ap proximately 5T766.000, as com pared with tne previous luiai oi $696,000. Financing oi tne increase win be accomplished by raising the amount of individual Income subject to payroll tax to $9,000 from the present limit oi (,sw, beginning next January. Vnr a wage earner getting sqnno or more a year, it will mean a tax increase oi st-w.w. Kindergarten Graduation Dated Prospective students for Hpnnner Kindergarten are the at tending the sessions from now until thp last tWO WeeKS OI snhnnl. Plans for the gradua tion and picnic on May 27 were ... . . -i i . .J made at the Heppner civic League meeting Monday eve ning. Plans for the booth at the Fair were also aiscussea. Phil Mahonev has donated $20 to the Kindergarten. Reports worn nven on three bills in committee that would aid pri- vate kindergartens. LONEROCK NEWS mwvTtncK Easter Sunday came in with a snow blizzard and went out the same way dui tho rtinnor nartv was held at the Annex just the same. Those attending from a aisiance weie Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis, Keith from Genesee. Ida- Hofer. Fred Hopp, Mr. and Mrs. Jim neiaenger w Portland. Bob and Dora Blue, nr-nr. ti iriniiia. Mr. and Mrs Cpp 1 McDaniei ana iamny HarHmnn The children wore coats while hunting Easter eggs but they had a lot oi tun jusi the same. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmer of Condon visited the Emmett Da vis family this week. t iinttio returned rniwn Place recently nhnrp she snent the winter months, and is now busy plant ing her early garaen. Portland visitors this week- rt ini-inHpd the Nicholls fam ily, Mike Erwert and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heiaen ger and Louey Dahl of Hermis ton. . MnviKn? Bundles of did notranartera. 25c Gazette- TimM Office. 43tfc MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Ftm EsUmcrtM CaU CM Orwick 83-858$ or Coado. 3S4-22S2 AMti for United Von Lin. 15 Real Estate Vnr Sal A 3 hod room house flronlaoe. modern, attractive. AL- Ct 9 kwlmnm VAmnftalfwt tlOUS6 Itj-sf m .. u In Inns. Phone after 8 D.m.. 676- I - fWiOO or A7B-585fi. CU37 REMEMBER we have houses for sale. See Frank Turner rur nnr Van Marti k Brvant 7tfc HOUSE FOR SALE 2 bedroom HOUbb W Redecorated home, possibly 3. Redecorated and large fenced yard. Easy to heat Easy terms, rnone fi7R.QT.(M) after 5. 28tfC FOR SALE Three bedroom In fxYlntrtnn. Phone 989 turn 14tfc IRRIGON ACREAGES (1) 2 bedroom home In Irrlgon n-lfh Avtra lnrce lot. Close vo school, $4500.00. Smau aown nu owner wlll carry contract. uv, 3 hprlroom f-6 C3 " home partially remodeled, Just . . . ,1 CAA AA fAfini out oi irngon. h,jw.v iv... to suit. f "J A XL a "roQ 5 hrdroom home and outbuildings 3 miles west Tinn rhv nwners small equity and then $111.80 per month. ia ten nxno nnrtlallv develoP- VI xw J I - . - ed, has pump and some burled main line, will have water from ur.. rvtonoinn Hitrh that runs through property. $160.00 per acre. Terms. va noaA vnur pood farm and ...k llctlncre nnw SO that We can show them with the grow ing crops ana see tne gross. i. -a INVESTMENT CO. ivx. ' 240 Gladys Ave. Hermiston, Ore. phone 567-D aays evenings 567-8231 FOR SALE 3 bedroom ranch style home. Large living room with fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting. Combination family room and kitchen. Garage. In side recently re-decorated. Can assume 5 mortgage. Vesta Kilkenny home. Call 676-9267. 2tfc lst-4th FOR SALE 3 Bedroom house: Family room with iirepiace. Covered patio, large double garage. Second bath In gar age. Fenced back yard. See Jim or Jeanne Lovgren. 676 9925. 5tfc RIVERSIDE MENUS Cafeteria menus for Riverside Junior-Senior High School for the week of April 2b-30 are as follows: MnnHav SDaehetti. tossed salad, corn bread with honey, butter and ice cream. TiioaHau Hot dOBS. relish. potato crips, buttered corn and cookies. Wednesday Meat loaf, whip ped potatoes, celery sticks, home made rolls ana jeno. Thursday Chiliburgers, cot tage cheese and fruit salad, filled graham crackers and pud ding. Friday Toasted cheese sand wiches, buttered green beans ' . . cak5Lan.a aPPle. !?"5e'. Milk is served with all meals s C1P nrMiiffififo) A ffl We can write either a Participating Plan or a Deviated Plan. Giving you a new lower rats Call 676-9113 Turner, Von Marter and Bryant . 15 Real Estate FOR SALE Ideal for newly married couple or retired couple. Two be.droom homBJIJ Mllton-Freewater at 103 sw 6th. Walking distance to south business section, churches and city hall. Call 676-9228 In Heppner or 938-5473 in Milton. Freewater. Ktl-p FOR SALE 5 bedroom house, under GI loan, new hardwood cabinets In kitchen, new pan ellng in living room dining room. New forced air furnace. Vernon Cecil, 135 Quald, call after 1:30 p.m. 676-5553. Public Notices FOR INCLUSION Or LANDS WITHIN THE WEST EXTENSION IRRIGATION DISTRICT Krvmrv TS HF.REBY GIVEN that on the 6th day of March, 1968, there was filed with the Board of Directors of the West Extension Irrigation District a petition for the inclusion of the following described lands with in the boundaries of the West Extension Irrigation District, which lands are described as follows: NEV4, SWVi. 5ie, VM, consisting of 3j Acres more or less. The name of the petitioners In said petition are Louis G. Kinkade and Annabell L. Kin kade, husband and wife. The prayer or tne peuuun.-ia is that the above aescnoea i.c hA included within me boundaries' of the West Exten sion Irrigation District, and that the boundaries of said district be extended to include saia lands. All persons interestea are id to anoear at the office of the Board of Dir ectors of the West Extension Ir rigation District on the am aay of May, 1971. at 7:30 o'ciock p.m., which is during the reg ..ia,. moetinfT of the said Board of Directors next after the ex piration of the time ior ine puu this notice, there to appear and show cause, if any they have, wny ine ncl,llu" should not be granted. Any objections to me lilg V. fcJW.M , presented to said Board of Dir Mnra in writinff at or prior to i r cnirl nptition snail oe the time set for said hearing. The failure of any persons in terested to show cause as here in provided shall be taken as an assent on nis pait iw nf the above describ ed lands within the boundaries of the West Extension irriga tion District as prayed for in the petition. ' ' DATED tnlS an aay ui 1971. Date of first publication: April 15, 1971. . Date oi last puuiu-ou"' April 29, 1971. WEST EXTENSION ' IRRIGATION DISTRICT TJv rinrpnee R. Post 15-17C NOTICE OF itiuTTiT cntnoL ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Sec. au-ih", -tc 4 tvin nnaiifiori voters OI una, iu YOU CAN AYE ON 0 School District No. R l. of Mor row County, State of Oregon. STt the ANNUAL SCIIOOL ELECTION of said District wlll be held at Rhea Creek Grange Hall. Heppner Elementary School. lone High School, River aide Junlor-Senlor High , Sch A C Houghton Eclmentary Sehool and Lexington AdmlnU tratlve Office, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m, on the first Monday of May. being the 3rd day of May. 1971. for he purpose of electing 1 direct or from Zone 2 (Irrlgon) for a five year term. 1 director from Zone 6 (Heppner) for a one year term, and various advisory com mittee members. DATED this 15th day of Ap ril, 1971. ' s Ronald L. Daniels District Clerk s Jack Sumner Chairman Board of Directors 1516c NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE vnTtpp T HFREBY GIVEN lJ i Ll- .. u. Oilh rinv nf Mav. 1971, at the hour of 2 o clock P.M. at the front door of the rnurthouse at muuvw wvm.. Heppner, Morrow County, Ore gon, I will sell at public auc tion to the highest bidder for cash In hand the following des cribed real property, io-wh. i enrnfir Commencing ai v" common to Sections 3, 4, 9 and 10, Township 4 North, Range 25 East of the Willam ette Meridian, identified by a 2-inch diameter brass washer set In concrete in a 2-inch steel pipe; Thence North 81 degrees 28' 30" East a dis tance of 2003.45 feet to the true point of beginning for this description; Thence North a distance of 788.73 feet to a witness corner; Thence con tinuing North a distance of 227.15 feet to a point sub merged in the Columbia Riv er at approximate elevation 250; Thence North 82 degrees 54' 30" East a distance of 503.89 feet to another sub merged point in the Columbia River at approximate eleva tion 250; Thence South a dis tance of 202.05 feet to a wit ness corner; Thence continu ing South a distance of 620.61 feet; Thence South 79 degrees 31' 30" West a distance of 427 31 feet; Thence South 0 degrees 01" 50" West a dis tance of 145.00 feet; Thence South 67 degrees 39' 20" West a distance of 86.21 feet to the point of beginning. All being in the County of Morrow, State of Oregon. Together with all appurten ances, improvements and fix thprpon. including, but nnt limited to. the No. 390 tv,. nnom Hiv fnhpr No. BE flliu wet. - - 20106 and all of the grinders BALE with a 20-ton INTERNATIONAL yiwuL first ti unt tba format Here's a heavyweight baier designed to deliver the high capacity needed in the commercial hay business. Check these outstanding features; Extra-wide 60-inch pickup Revolutionary 3-phase knotter that ties 17 stronger, or wire twisterthatmakesa4-wire cushion twist Dependable auger feed for gentle handling of th crop Choice of PTO or engine drive Big, broad-based 15 x 19-inch bales for better shipping No. 10 bale thrower available with engine drive Ask for a free demonstration today! Mark your Calendar for May 3 for a Hay Equipment meeting by Factory Representative of IHC. MAwv;r I Grain Growers Your Friendly Local Cooperative Lexington, Oregon and mixing equipment and conveyors and power and elec trical machinery and equip, ment comprising the cubing plant and buildings. ' Said sale to be made under execution Issued out of the Clr cult Court of the State of Ore gon for Morrow County to the directed In the suit of Redwood Bank, a California banking cor poratlon, plaintiff, vs. L M. P. Feed Corporation, formerly LW Docken Corporation; L M. Dot en, Emma E. Docken, Dorothy J. Hurrle, individually .and M personal representative of the Estate of Don E. Hurrle, de ceased. M. Eric Docken. D. Sua an Docken; Umatilla Develop, ment Corporation, an Oregon corporation; United State- of America, by and through to agency, Small Business Am n istration; and Top Line Equip ment Co., an Oregon corpora. Hon, as defendants, which said execution commands me to sell the above described real prop, erty, together with certain per sonal property, to satisfy the amounts due the plaintiff, the total principal amount being $113,218.59. plus interest there on at the rate of 9.5 per cent per annum from May 1. 1970 until paid; the sum of $1,018.20 paid by plaintiff as an Insurance premium, plus Interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from September 1, 1970 until paid; the sum of $475.00 paid by plaintiff as an insur ance premium, plus Interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from December 1, 1970 until paid; the sum of $1,701.65 paid by plaintiff as an Insurance premium, plus inter est thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from Feb ruary 11. 1971 until paid; the sum of $18,773.66, plus interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from March 3, 1971 until paid; the sum of $75.00 paid by plaintiff for a title search and examination of the mortgaged premises; . the sum of $5,000.00 as p a nt ffs attorney fees; and for plaintiffs costs and disbursements incur red in this suit and taxed and allowed at $101.10, together with the costs and expenses of sale; which said execution, if the pro ceeds from the sale of said real property be sufficient, also commands me to satisfy the amounts due the defendant. United States of America, the principal amount being $117, 400 00, plus interest thereon at the' rate of 5.5 per cent per an num from September 24, 1969 until paid. ; DATED this 22nd day of April, 1971. JOHN F. MOLLAHAN, SHERIFF OF MORROW COUNTY, -OREGON 16-19c MORE capacity nnrif if niin TL S7S-9U3
