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Boardman Has Two Big Reunions By MABT LEE MARLOW 1 BOARDMAN Mrs.' Leo Root and her sister, Mrs. Max De weese of Grandview, Wash., were hostesses last Friday and Saturday for the annual reun ion of the Mefford family, held at the Greenfield Grange hall. There were 65 in attendance. ' Those attending included Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Mefford of Pasa dena, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow of Grass Valley, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mefford and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Root and daughters Becky and Paula of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Macomber of Citrus Heights, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mef ford of Salem and their grand children Keely and Kalin Filler of Estacada, Mr. and Mrs. Arth ur Mefford of Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and daughter Jane of Wasco, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Deweese and Kristin Young of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. David Pinkston and daughters Darlene, Betty Jean and Cynthia of Rancho Cordova, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mefford and child ren Linda and Sharon of Long view, Wash., Mrs. Edity Dull and son Dana of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knuth and children Robbie, Rynnie, Randy and Bekah of Yakima, Wash., St. and Mrs. John H. Ide and sons John, William and Carl of Klamath Falls, Raymond John of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Shirley Brown of Port Orchard, Wash., and Lt. Col. and Mrs. M. D. Mackey and children Sheila, Brian, Bruce and Sherl Mackey of Tacoma, Wash. , Other dinner guests were Mrs. Margaret Rutledge and Mrs. Shirley Witson of Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball and Zearl Gillespie. Others who came to call in cluded Mrs. Mary Bailey and Mrs. Maude Hughes of Heppner and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barlow of Eugene. Another reunion, that of the Barlow family, was held Sun day at the Greenfield Grange hall with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball, and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mes senger of Lexington as hosts. There were 46 present. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow of Grass Valley, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barlow of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marquardt and children Norita, Billie June, Charma, Douglas and Phillip, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marquardt and children Carlita, Lolita, Jim, Joyce, Sherrie, Deborah, Pamela and Jana, all of Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. David Pinkston and daughters Darlene, Betty Jean and Cynthia of Rancho Cordova, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mesenger, Jr., ' and daughters, Loretta, Paula, Melanie, Irene, Elaine, Bonnie, Virginia and Vi ola, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Botts, all of Hermiston; Mrs. William Zinter and Lois Messen ger of lone; Zearl Gillespie and Hazel Carpenter of . Boardman. Others calling were Mrs. Leo KOOT. Mrs. iviax iwwcrae Ul Grandview, Wash., and Alvie Mefford of Pasadena, Calif. There were four tables of pi nochle in play at the card par ti, hoi, laet unuk at the Green field Grange hall, sponsored by tne womens Aciiviiy commit tee of the grange. Hazel Car penter was hostess. -Til rVi nrl70 a won hv Mrs. Al.c.. ,luiv ' ' ' Verne Minnich and low went to Mrs. Albert Warnock. Mrs. war nock and Mrs. Rupe Kennedy received the traveling pinochle prizes. j Mrs. Roy Ball, Hrs. Hazel Car 'penter, Mrs. Leo Root and Mrs, Frank Marlow called on Mrs Dan Daltoso and new son Vin cent John last Wednesday, tak ing the new arrival gifts. Re freshments were served by Mrs Daltoso. Mrs. Daltoso's mother, Helen Buschof Butte, Mont., was also present Visitors this week at the home nf Mrs. Zoe Billines are her son in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mre. Ed Ulnch or San Jose, Calif., and Brenda Parker of Sa lem. Deanna Sullivan ana vmce Parker wil return home with their parents after visiting here for two weeks. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Biladeaux are Mrs. Biladeaux' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fusilier and children Twyla and Richard, and her brother. Dale Stuber, all of Bozeman, Mont Overnight visitors last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Donovan were Dono van's niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Grouns and children Mike, Len and Susan of Snoho mish, Wash. ' Mrs. John Helmka and daugh ter Terry left for Los Angeles, Calif., Sunday to visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schab, and see her new grand daughter, Marcy Lunne, bora Aug. 20. Mrs. Frank Marlow visited In i Pendleton last . Thursday and ThE first Atrro f this covers yrxi only ?r let Quasi INSURANCE QflSO .( MCASe THAT THINS 13 STOLEN U1S11F55 for iooo iiAearry) I By a Howse-niiEP i-lzi fkm ""a WAS WRITTEN) IN 1897 ' miBteBl OL&OWY UWISErAUP,VimonCEEREOTHB IL FlXEP-WINS PLANE AROUND 1870. POWERED k . rHv""--, HIS MODELS WITH a device mopel-builpers J2z 6mL U9E-twistep rubber bands. whistle, ivaM, ) lijjiQ kSa& B OR WE'LL Bg L,t.atZ3' R retired w 'jr ayissm!ty& t i i 1 i i i i ii i ' ' ii m i m i . S3 I - - ' Russia , once had a law reouir- INS- THAT TRAINS STOP AND WAIT FOR A SLEEP INS CITI?EN ON THE TRACKS TO Finish His NAP . A r ... n . ifwj United ftajisportatloti Union. MERRY MONIKERS Chicago, blufftoM 6 CINCINNATI CORNED BEEF ANO CABBAGE! M Friday at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Clarence Thomas. Sun day she went to Umatilla and visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy Marlow, and Mrs. Laura Hadley and Darrell Hadley. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Veelle of Astoria, and Mrs. John Carter and son Randy Stewart of Glad stone visited Sunday at the home of Zearl Gillespie on their way home from Pendleton where they attended the Shrine foot ball game. Randy Stewart play ed in the game. Kenneth Palmers Fly to Juneau LEXINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer flew to Jun eau, Alaska, last weekend to take their grandson, Scott Crab- tree, home after spending the summer here. Mrs. Frank Hamlin entertain ed with a luncheon and bridge party at her mountain home near Reed's Mill one day last week. Those present were Mrs, Ned Sweek, Mrs. Riley Munk- ers, Mrs. Gene Cole, Mrs. Dean Hunt, Mrs. C. C. CarmichaeL Mrs. Art Watkins,. Mrs. Bob Da vidson and Mrs. Jerry Sweeney. Mrs. Dean Hunt had high, Mrs. Riley Munkers 2nd and Mrs. Gene Cole, low. To Shakespeare Theatre Mrs. Mervin Leonard and Greg Davidson were among those who motored to Ashland last week to attend the Ashland Shakespeare Theatre. Mrs. Erda Pieper had as house guests over the weekend her grandson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dick and sons. Paul Morey returned home last week after a business trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Majeske were Portland overnight visitors at the home of a daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mounts. They also visited with Cpl. and Mrs. Steven Mounts prior to their departure to the east Coast where he will be sta tioned with the Marines. Miss Linda VanWinkle is vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. VanWinkle from her teaching work in San Francisco. Mrs. Delbert Piper and child ren and her mother, Mrs. Roy Quackenbush were visitors at the Oregon Coast last week. Donald Majeske has returned to his home at Deer Park, Wn, after the summer In Lexington at the Gene Majeske home. LONEROCK NEWS LONEROCK Linwood Carter and Cris Davis joined a party of boys from Oregon and Wash ington on a back pack trip from Sunrise Park to Mt. Rainier where they will go on a 50 mile hike. The boys were re quired to take along sleeping bags and food to last for seven days. Pastor Hall was one of the leaders and the group Intends to return home after spending a week In the wilds. Mrs. Ellen Rogers accompa nied the Mallgrens to The Dal les last week from an extended visit with the Lester Harrison family. Sunday the Christen family and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel and children from Hardman had a picnic dinner with C. Davis at his mountain cabin on Brown Creek. They also had a swim in the ponds that went well on a hot day. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS West Extension Irrigation Dis trict to City of Boardman Urban Renewal Agency, Portion of NEV4NEy4 Sec. 21, Tp 4 NR 25. Bernard Lyle Cox and Max ine Lee Cox to Richard L. Cox and Barbara D. Cox. 2.85 acres in Sec. 26 Tp 1 SR 25 on Black Horse Market Road. Richard L. Cox and Barbara D. Cox to Simon B. Winters and Leona M. Winters. Same as above. Degree of Honor Protective Assn. to Morrow County Jay- CC(?S West 54 feet lots 1 & 2 Block 10 Stansbury's Addition to City of Heppner. William G. Taylor and Ardys C. Taylor to Leon J. LeBlanc and Carrie E. LeBlanc. Tract on Columbia River Highway In Lot 3 Block 45, Town of Irrigon. Ernest C. McCabe and Mary Jean McCabe to Donald Bellen brock and June Bellenbrock. Tract in Lot 13 Block 2 P. Loon ey's Addition to City of Hepp ner. Nate McBride to Roger Lee Dalton and Lorena Mary Dalton. Lot 6 Bl. 3 Sperry's First Addit ion to City of lone. Eugene O. Pierce and Fay B. Pierce to Per O. Walthinson and Kathleen E. Walthinsen. Lot 1 Block 13 Stansbury's Addition to City of Heppner. Percy W. Cecil and Emma E. Cecil to Richrad L. Cunnington and Sibyl M. Cunnington. Tract in Sees. 29 & 32 Tp 5 SR 26. Percy W. Cecil to Juanita Mar tin. SE4 Sec. 23; W 3-4 of W Svy4 Sec. 24; W 3-4 of Sec. 25; Eft Sec. 26; Portion NEy4 Sec. 35; Portion NW& Sec. 36, in Tp 1 NR 26. Loyd Calkins, Louise Calkins and John Calkins to R. G. Wat kins and Florence L. Watkins. Lot 8 Block 3 Quald's Addition to City of Heppner.. Earl J. Blake and Margaret C. Blake to Ernest F. Jeffries. , Lot 5 Blake Ranch Addition, Plat 2. Donald Bellenbrock and June Bellenbrock to Donald A. Cole and Carolyn A. Cole. Lot 5 Block 14' Stansbury Addition to City of Heppner. Clayton Morgan from Condon was a business visitor at Lone rock Friday. Major Carter is now released from the service after a 20-year period for our country. He and his family spent many years in Germany and the children attended school while there. They can now speak the Ger man language and enjoyed being in a foreign country. EOC Honors Three Co-eds Among the 49 students whose grades put them on the dean's list for summer session at East ern Oregon College were three from Heppner, according to Dr. James R. Hathhorn, dean of stu dents. Of those listed, 12 earned per fect averages of 4.0, including Susan J. Jepsen of Heppner. To be eligible for this honor listing, students must take at least 12 hours with letter grades. The honor listing Is as of grade time Aug. 16. Those with 3.5 averages in cluded Linda R. Cooper, Carol S. Jones, both of Heppner. Paul McCarty Graduates Navy Fireman Apprentice Paul D. McCarty, son of Mrs. Stella McCarty of Heppner, was graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday. August 26. 1971 7 Justice Court Traffic Citations Greg Elliott over-height load, $17. Norita Marquardt, failure to drive on right side of highway, $17. Greg Jones over-wide load, $17 suspended. Richard Willard driving while license suspended, dismissed. David McFarlane, no operators license, dismissed. Earl Petty john, defective equipment, $6. Duane Steers, driving while un der the influence of intoxicat ing liquor. License suspended for 1 year. Fined $300. Paid $25 and $10 a month from Navy pay until paid. Laurence Schoonover, truck speeding $10. Game Violations and Others Nolan Parrett, no hunting li cense $15. Mike Doherty, minor in possession $30. William Bless ing, minor in possession $25. Phillip Whitney, minor in pos session $30, Ernie Fredrick Hi day, minor in possession $32. Joseph Tatone, possession of a game of chance, bail forfeited $75. Robert O'Harra and Dale Newman, possession of a narcot ic drug $75, now in Washington. William Dahl Abel and Neal Tobin, charged with breaking glass in building not their own and malicious injury to person al property. Fined $100 each on each count. Carter Engum and James Bowman, minors, decis ion of the Juvenile Court that they be treated like the other two. New Law With the passage of HB1179, fees are now collected on top of each fine to finance law of ficers attendance at Board Cer tified academies and courses. On fines $5.00 to $14.99, the ad ditional fee is $1.00. From $15.00 to $49.99 the fee is $2.00. From $50 to $99.99, it's $3.00 and $100 or over the fee is $5.00. Science Teacher Here Stan Addison came back to Hpnnner Sundav. He went to school this summer at OCE. He took additional courses in Chemistry and Physics. He tpflphpa Karth Science. Chemis try and Physics at Heppner High School. He was at National Guard C.nmn at Fort Lewis for two weeks. He attends monthly drill at Salem. Stan and his co-worker Tom Shear, the Art teacher, will be living in the Dick Robison home at 50 N. Gale. to m mm I II. a- 'V I : :: j bJ's'J J ' ' 1 -ti 4 U ,' r J 1 .1 Harry Steers Graduates Navy Airman Apprentice Har ry D. Steers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steers of Route 1, Heppner, was graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center. This weekend you save whenyoucall you-knowwho you-knowwhere. It all begins on Friday at 5 PM. The low weekend Long Distance Rate. And It lasts until 5 PM on Sunday. Just dial the call yourself anytime during that period. And you'll save. Complete Long Distance dialing Information Is In the Call Guide section In the front of your phone book. Paciflo Morthwtst Bell. ' r-'f vP ran nil-T''' '' u .a rrin-,.,lh.x 1-jLAlJlatiMi DANCE EACH NIGHT FR j DAY and SATURDAY AUGUST 27-28 Morrow County Fair Pavilion Heppner, Oregon Friday Dance- Saturday Dance- MUSIC BY MUSIC BY Western Gentlemen Western Gentlemen OF CONDON OF CONDON 9:30 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. 10 P.M. to 2 A.M. $1.50 PER PERSON i
