HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thurederr, JuIt 2X 1971
Mrs. Chester White
Is Honored
With Baby Shower
IONE A lovely baby show
er was hold Friday afternoon,
July 16 nt ihe Masonic Hall In
honor of Mrs. Chester (Linda
Nichols) White. Assisting Linda
In opening gifts were Shirley
Nichols, and Bonnie Ball.
Refreshments were served
from the tea table centered
with a large cake decorated in
pink and white, blanked by pink
candles. On lop of the cake was
a miniature hassinet and stand
ing behind the cake was a large
stork made by Mrs. Bill Zinter
who also made the cake.
Mrs. Bill Nichols presided at
the coffee service and Shirley,
at the punch bowl. Hostesses
were Dot Halvorsen, Irene Swan-
son, Mildred Morgan, Lorraine
Ball, Loa McElligott, Helen Nel
son, Lolann Pettyjohn, Patricia
Tucker, Kosetta Palmateer, Vir
ginia Snow, Flossy Marick, Dor
otliy Stefani and Eva Hamlett.
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School Board Hustles Through Chores for 1971-2
(Continued from page 1)
el tire repair, bus tire change,
panel tire change and oil filter.
Moore's Texaco at Boardman al
so was a bidder.
Contract Baa Buns
The only bus run to have
NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER Pauline Winter takes the oath
of office from the new board chairman, Jerry Peck, at the July
meeting of the board.
Nelscn Family Reunion
A family reunion was held
Sunday, July 11, at Terwilliger
Piaza in Portland In honor of
Mrs. A. II. (Bertha) Nelson, Sr.,
on her 80th birthday. Attending
the dinner in the dining room
at noon were Mrs. Frank Duff
(formerly of Athena); Mrs. Ann
Smouso. and residents of lhi
nlaza. Mrs. Maude Pointer of familv. Gary is helping his fath
Corvallis; Mrs. S. C. Ransdell of er, Gordon White during harvest.
Portland; and members of Mrs.
Nelson's family, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard (Clara) Flonecker; Mrs.
Bert (Ellen) Mason, Jr., Frieda
and Chris of Oak Grove. Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Nelson, Charles
and Kristin; Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Nelson and 9 day old dau
ghter Jill; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Nelson, Jr., and Keith and Kar
en, all of lone.
There were 4 generations pres
ent on both Helen and Fred Nel
son's side of the family. The af
ternoon was spent In visiting
with other friends dropping in
that afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary White of
Portland are visiting the home
of his brother Tom White and
Mrs. Ron McCabe and Kevin
of Colfax, Wn., and Mrs. Gene
Harris, Danny and Terry of
Pullman, Wn., spent Wednesday
and Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Leo Crabtree of Cecil. Kev
in remained to spend the rest
of the summer with his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ' Roberts, Romine
and daughter Laurie of West
Linn were Saturday night guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Art Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Meyer of Port
land were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree of
Cecil.
12 and would assume all the
cost of the program.
There are two openings left In
the district. They are the coach
ing position at lone and the
English-foreign language posit
ion also at lone. Mr. Daniels
said he had been holdiner off
more than one bidder was the for a Spanish teacher. Spanish
wne-Morgan-cecil run. Art fater- has been the foreign language
biu uiu mid lor me ea miies offered at lone. If one doesn't
at a total cost of $3,699.30 and Show up shortly, he is prepared
Adon Hamlett bid .21 at a cost to offer a contract to a teacher
or $j,70.9fa. Don McElligott, with an English mate and
Ione's representative on the French minor. Mrs. Winter ask
board, was not present. The lone ed if this would leave a on
Advisory Council would not be year Spanish student dangling.
meeting until August to provide it appears that this would not
any reelings they had on the be the case at lone High School,
uiu.s. uue to xne Closeness to me Financial Report
start or scnooi, tne board leu
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the decision until the August Llsion goes against the ditricti
""K It xvnn't atttu-t tha Viuriaot - Wo
Mr. Daniels In his financial
lett to the run. Mrs. Hamlett
im
SATURDAY NITE
f 9 P.M. to 2 A.M.
Music by
"THE TETONS"
FROM THE DALLES
WAGON WHEEL
CAFE and LOUNGE
A warm welcome awaits you in Heppner
won't be in bad shape." A cash
I . . . i.i i i I j W'vl tui 111C K'lAiJ t, lTU jr LUl a
Z r. .; icCiib wiU just about cover the $125,
taicu mai nicy nau no rig us nno tha o,t ,ii iv,
tL , l hey gotthecbld required to repay Boeing. This
they would obtain one. Mr. Stef- rolointa L .a1I,04
am who had the run last year K
h . i . , , uy -pUiWU aiiu uuuciaucill uv
AG tno cama lirr a a ha nca1 ' r J
. . o "-"-" $50,000.
last vpnr
Prief nor mll nt ..n mn. iiew tnauman, jerry retK, aa-
siderably higher on the ' other mnnsierea tne oam oi omce at
two runs where there was no the beginning of the meeting to
competition. Bob Peterson .29 raullne wlmer new one-year
per mile for a run of 28 miles bar? member, replacing Beverly
at a total cost of $1437.24 on the uunuerson- resigned.
Feterson-McElligott run. me Doara approved an ex
Lois Hunt .315 for the Huber- tended contract to Vic Marchek
Camnbell-Davis run nt Pit 3 who is workine- on a non-eraded
mis. uanana awanson return- m les at a total rnat of .fJRfin.w math nroeram for Riverside Hieh
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"uiiudv iiuiii a nip iu lus bw Contracts acnool. II mis Droexam Droves
Angcies. ane met ner sister, Donald Cole's contract at successful, it may be expanded
Mrs. Annie Salstrom from Sa- Heppner Elementary principal Into the other schools of the
lem, in Portland Thursday and was aDDrovpd Ho hae hi t?a countv. His salarv will be S175
uiuy new 10 los Angeies to at- from EOC. He Is on Step 8 of a week.
4nnl .mununl . - . ! A. I I I .... I
iciu lunuai ocintcs ui men rne salarv SnhPrtnlo MA nlno riuo t v, iono. f u
sister-in-law, Mrs. Philip
zel) Miller, on Saturday.
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By Mort Walker
iRollupLJ J
vour sleeves
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With
The American
Red Cross.
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J0 with a salary of $13,770. hour consideration of the district
Kaymona Maynard who taught reading improvement program
mam hair-year at Pilot Rock and a reoort of the summer Ti.
last year was approved for the tie I program by Mr. Tolar and
Heppner Jr. High math position, the summer maintenance and
He has his BA from EOC. He remodeling program were post-
is ciassea as a pegmning teacn- poned.
er as the district doesn't recog- Housekeeping
man a year oi teacn- ine ooara autnoriaen tne su.
mg. His salary will be $6900. perintendent to apply for PL 89
uonnie bKinner was annroved 10 and PL 874 funds
mi me .ciigiisu anu oiris v&i Manoney ana Aorams was
position at Kiverside High designated as attorney for the
bcnooi. bhe has her BA from district for 1971-72 and Wither.
Washington State. Her starting ell, Witherell & Morrison as au-
saiary is also $6900. ditors.
Audrey Jones' contract is for SuDt. Daniels was annointed
Special Education .teacher at budeet officer for 1972.73. The
Heppner Elementary. She has deputy clerk was designated to
ner ua irom Jtiwsi; at Cheney, be the sole siener of school dis-
Supt. Daniels said the first 2 or I trict checks and First National
J weeks of school would be spent Bank and Bank of Eastern Ore
in organizing the class with stu- eon as district deDositories for
aems coming Irom lone and 1971-72
Heppner. If only 6 or 7 qualify The FFA pickup was provided
on state standards, the districts by a Fossil firm last year. This
anticipate expanding the class to year Fulleton Cftev. of Heppner
will provide the Heppner FFA
pickup for FFA use only at no
charge. It is expected the FFA
boys will put from 4000 to 5000
miles on the vehicle.
Due to late harvest the Long
Range Planning Committee
meeting will be held late in
August or September.
Vo-Ag instructors, Principals
and Superintendents were nam
ed as personnel who could or
der surplus state property.
The auditors started on the
books on Monday. It is hoped
that they may be through their
reports and will report to the
board at the August meeting.
Mr. Daltoso and Mr. Daniels
informed the board of the troub
le experienced with the irrigation
pump at Riverside High School.
The submersible pump had to
be pulled along with 296 feet
of pipe. A new motor had to be
installed on the pump. Problems
seem to develop with the re-
surge of power every time the
power is off. Four motors have
had to be rewound and the dim
mer switch rewired twice. The
district will look into an instal
lation that will regulate the
flow of electricity to eliminate
this problem.
Another problem at Riverside
High is developing as last sum
mer in the dry well. It is filling
about a foot a month. There are
two alternatives explained Mr.
Daniels. The dry well area could
be extended or a line could be
run to tie into the storm sew
er line of the city. This water
Is run off from the heat pump
and may be used for irrigation.
The next regular meeting will
be Aug. 16 at 8 p.m. at the Dis
trict office. Meeting adjourned
about 11 p.m.
WEDDING, PARTY and AN
NIVERSARY napkins with
names imprinted; monogram
med playing cards; wedding in
vitations and announcements,
all available at The Gazette-Times.
Coast-to-Coast Stores
REG. SALE
8 H.P. Workhorse Tiller .189.95 169.95
Amber Glass G if two re .... 2.50 1.50
3 White Stag
Sleeping Bags .15.95 10.99
1 qt. Thermos 3.44 2.50
Medicine Cabinets 4.49 2.49
Lawn Fencing 3.33 2.00
Auto Mirrors .... . .. . .. . 3.98 2.98
Rubbermaid Turn Tables 1.29 .89
Black & Decker 18"
Lawn Mower 49.99 41.99
Many other great values with new
priced items being displayed throughout
the day and evening. K
Coasf-fo-Coasf Store
167 N. MAIN PH. 676-9961
I RandvV
Gold Sidewalk
i
WhMb
$219
ML 678-9211
HEP FN EH
Gold Color r
All High Speed Elements
Clock, Timer, Glass Liner
Foil Over Liners
Reg. This
$299 Week
30 Inch
GibsfiD hge
Self Cleaning
Best Model
Includes Roast Minder
Reg. This
$379.95 Week
17 cu. ft. Frost Free
lefricjercrfor
Gold Color
Automatic Ice Maker
Reg. This
$450 Week
Gold Color
Best Model on Hand
(Slight dent in top)
Reg. This
$239 Week
rcr in top;
$075
Westinghouse 30 in.
Double
Oven
Gold Color. Over Under Model
RANGE
$325
Reg. This
$550 Week
$425
KitchenAid Portable
DISMAST,
Top Loading $250.00
Front Loading $280.00
Whirlpool
imsh RftasEieir
This
Week
Gold Color
If you
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