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Newspaper Page Text4 HtffKt CAICTTC County 'i ..! il'.ifl HI JllrtllrT if hufl l.-iin I m i f,..ttt Kirt National ; (: . i .i hi ii iiifd lit'l of M.ir r. ( utiv (Umn Cruwtm It i l.7"J in-li-l pUkujw. Court n i- -iinan Winii-r to draw up iM..i.ti fur rntal of food Mamp M. i.-. r..uit ciaiiti-U ilht of .iv . i nix-nt 1'ncifiC NW l; :i tViin iind l rk camp t : .uiul nl IviiUud Prairit at y :, ji )nl. Warrants tud on Onerol Fund lf Sptmbr. 1971. j .V.ti-ui Auto 5, IkI lit, Co. Cl. : yi, rth 2 54 I .. I Tlr SiTvliv- hrl.ff-i Cilf CXD. lf,G I . r I Tin Sa-rviat-A .xfsuit't pickup I -Hi Timm. i i f I'uli 7I.L25. S. CimhI I .55. II. mirs. 1.77 . I i i ( li.illy II. ...IfMI If.iM-l Ki' K. Df.iki- J .v. II.IVi'l , I I W. Julian- I i. Cl. H.Hfl I ... ivini Cult J. ill i xji .. i. Si hll. I.Hng- .sa-vMiM ficlil WOlk .... ( of lli'iijiniT- . h4 vMit.tr ..... I iiiil.l.i B.isin (Vmi- . . ISI MIVAIT . .... .' I IIiimih'ss I'rotlurtv : ipi-r & postage V. il.T Ila im-0. t. Ir.ivil . ;; key Mnllalian- nl rxp I i fir NW B. II ini-i.l i'xp 't i.w- Van M.iMit lsiyanl Ins ;nliil Ofsi' Supply - 'ri'.-w. sup . I ,illlT Cubiigi' Iisii.il ii sup I it. 1.1' j;.-wnin- 4 GO . 762 57 CD.18 141.03 46.61 10.50 U.O'J 8 50j 187.071 71.01' 14.83 J 13.30 r.C,! t7:.K) .'MX) '.nS.'ssi.M St. ITtd.M'. . s Kit hfield- sr.-. -n iii kiip ; r.itiisli- Ii : k-. nidi-ago I in. mi Wmt.T DA V I'M. SI. phuiii' 7.JI. i'is,i(ji' 10.15, Ir.iv. l :t.'i.'J5. HXi.tW 13.01 1 1.30 cut 05.00 302.73, ; ' i i.iy : Piii),'- '.. food slu-rilf fso sup 15.80 20.13 I. 'ppm-r Auto Parts- licriffs car exp l.7i I iir ;t Joi'tiiMisi'ii- ,;I'5 phono 33.00, sup. ;x.2S. rent 33.33 81.07 .' -iw.i Walton Cir. Cl. p. .illy, fund 43.23 ( .', .'It. Assessors Assoc.- Assessors Conv 20.00 ! !irpalh jail exponso .... 8.00 .' iilh Iirothcrs-JIT) j desk & chair 300.00 ! 'i:cll Oil Co.- licriffs car exp 79.19, A. Dale Brandt- IOWE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Kev. William Arthur, Minister Ph. 422-7530 Church School, 9:45. Worship Service, 11:00 Women's Fellowship, 4th riiursdays In homes. LEXINGTON CHURCH OF CHRIST Don W. Johnson, Minister Ph. 676-9209 Bible School, 10:00. Morning Worship, 11:00. Christ inn Youth Hour and K'vcning Worship, combined with Ileppner, see below. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 293 N. dale Ph. 670-9209 Pastor Don W. Johnson Bible School, 10:45. Morning Worship, 9:30. Christian Youth Hour, 6:30. Kvcning Worship, 7:30. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Or LATTER-DAY SAINTS Amei lean Legion Hall Chase St Paul Warren, President Ph. 670-971H) .'uimbys: Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m. Sunday School, 10:00. .' ai'i .imcnt Service, 11:00. Mutual. Wed. Eve., 7:45. Primarv, Wed., 4:20. Kelief Society, Wed., 10:00. ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL Church St. and Gale Rev. Dan Thompson Ph. 676-9970 Me ruing Prayer, 10:00, 2nd Ph Sundays. ! Communion, 10:00, 1st ij Sundays, ly Communion, 7:30 a.m. rveiy Sunday. Church Srhool, 10:00 every .' i n lay. l.'C'.V, 1st Sunday after church. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Willow St and Gale P 1 ;tur. Donald D. Burwell Ph. 676-5581 S-nday School, 9:45. M ining Worship. 11:00. V .nth Group, 6:00 K..t'.Ing Worship, 7:00. VMs" W.hI., 1:30 at Church ) v.-r Meeting Wed . 7:30. - TIMES. TWdT. Qrtobw 11 Court Proceedings j.til rup Si. Aniluiny llpiial Jill flvp. Shffilf of I'liiiilll.' fur J..H fp J'l i.tlli toii lli-ppiuT Civil l.-f. -.up. . ;.ij tic Tiwi- A.'.'J'swiri I nd App, A Audit . Iliikil Kiiilpin'nl- ilh Hup. .fniary uf S'att. a-liVlii.lll Cnurl Slravl Mkl - Fr.- lillsa' sup. jj.imi'n DrlM-oll I'M 9.72 "l''" I M. A It. Co. .s. IkI 5 2' "iWim, iili.M I, -pairs UI7M.1 . 'Tin- C. V. Mosl.y Co.. II. nurna sup. I.'h hard Schlu lillnii- A-.mv.im fit-Id vvmk . 10 10 Hwood Wliih- A..a'ssi.r.i field W'uiK f.1.72 I MuniClii-m Corp I i IIim' sup. . . 17.77 I.Vnti-x Corp nils.- sup. 12 ik I Mrpiuii'i -Miii row Cli.imli.-rCo. Cl. i'xp. . 2.0H Si. in.. nd Oil Co.- Co. Cl. trava-l 28.23, .-ItiTifM car a-xp. 1 5 .", 17.7!t Pa. ilio .NW lv. ll- i slu'iilli ciitnm. 1.75 Moimvv Co. ilrain (Jr.- ! iIim' sup. . 3.70 llankcis l.il.' Ins :iH.l lj lllui- ( loss of On'.- j Sal 257.32, Jim. 23N.IK l!f.'K Jolin I. .mi' S. fiM.il r. nl (3 mo. i 135.1 Nl "M i:iisinis Products- I 1 1 -1 l.lili, M.ich. ml..)' siiooo .soi.iir, M.ihoiii-y AIh.iiiis- Cir. Cl. Sp. Ally fund 51.10 J..Ihi Moll. ill. in Shciiffs roitv. c 22.51) Inn of II:.- 7lh Ml.- Cl.-iks Conv. c.p. Iiril')!) S.nlii- I'.mi-h. 1'i'lty Ciish-Cli'ik C07. Trc-is. 1. 10. Cir. Cl. 1.50, S. food !). 15. IndiH. '.1.10, Co. Cl. .22 2ii.li :'.l.ii:d.ud Oil Co.- slu-iifls car cxp. 125.7S S.nlic I'.urish- Clerk conv 112.71 St. Dept. nf lieveiiue-Sal. 3IH.70 1 Public h.nip. Kct. Hoard - S.i 1 555.9. ss 555.09 73.30 Pacific Mutual Life-Sal. . 213.7!) Fits! National Bank Sal 1001.10 St. Accident Ins. Fund Sal. lO.OO, Ins. 70.02 81.22 Warrant issued on General Road Fund for September, 1971. Waller Haycs-rnisc A rrt iw Tra nspor t a t ion 14.83 Fr. on Asphalt 2704.28 City of Hcppncr, Water - mi.se 9.25 Columbia Basin Coop misc. 40.09, ST. PATRICK'S and ST. WILLIAM'S CATHOLIC CHURCHES Fr. Raymond Beard Ph. 676-9102 ST. PATRICK'S (Ileppner): Sun day Masses: 7:30 and 11:00. ST. WILLIAM'S (lone): Sunday Mass: 9:15. Confessions, St. Patrick's, Satur day, 7-8 p.m. Altar Society, 1st Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. Holy Name Sixdety after 11:00 mass on 2nd Sunday. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST 710 E. Barrett Pastor Michael Brownflcld, Hermlston 567-3095 Sabbath School, 9:30 a.m., Sut urday. Worship Service, 11:00 a.m., Saturday. Dorcas, Monday, 1:30. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Church and Gale Rev. Edwin Cutting, Minister Ph. 670-9224 Sunday School, 9:45. Worship, 11:00. WSCS, 3rd Thursday, 8 :00. Su.annah Circle, 3rd Adult Choir practice r:15. Children's Chorus, Mon. Wed., Wed., 3:30. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE North Gilmore Si. Pastor Floyd Everhart 513 Pioneer Dr. Th. 676-5529 Sunday School. 10:00. Morning Worship, 11:00. Evening Inspiration, 7:00. Children's Wonder Hour, Thurs., 3:30. Mid-week Service, Thurs., 8:00 p.m. THE LUTHERAN CHURCHES Rudolph Mensch, Tastor Ph. 676-9940 VALBY (lone): Worship, 9:00. ALCW 3rd Wed.. 10:00. HOPE t Ileppner): Worship. 11:00. Sunday School. 9:45. ALCW 2nd Thurs . 8:00. CONDON Sen ices 1st ami 3rd Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday Sch vl. 6:30 p m. Itll 2Yi), park 2S.00 Ij.nr.iii Scart'oioUHh 10155. lu-w a-apjip I Standard Oil Co. 73.CH), un oil I Pacific NW B.-I I misc. ... 17.0 Morrow Co. (Jr. Or 6369 500.00 4.30 9.50 sup. 100.00, rcpain 30 0!) ... 1.30 0!) pilla) H inki-ri Lid1 Ins In.i ... (ln-ron Asphalt- . 12.845 mali-rlaU .. jlleppm-r Nor is ,!MJ ;:.h & ml 111.13, I paik 1181 . 33.52 Paul IVttyJohn Co.- i j;.' & "il 2O0.OI) a, I.. Coa-st rcpniis ... ; Stum Mm ninety- i rcpaiis 1375R. (-,.niru Oregon Welders repairs 8.10 rlinili.. U'.iIU.t Itiulv .. 10.77 . 51KW.81 185 99 23.40 20.93 71.81 25.61 45.40 185.10 20.10 3IO K1.55 Shop repairs John ll.inna-materials .. lii'iilex Sei vlca-s-mlsc. .. City of lone Water Dept. - material fjeo. M. Philiolt Co. - repairs .. Ileppner Auto Parts- repairs Central .Mkt.-paik 120.78 5.05 Farley Motor Co.-repairs 32.73 Ileppner Ii weed chi Inland Chemicals chemical 125.00 Fords Tire Service- 1 ires !M.iHi. repairs 50.25 117.31 Cl.mi'e Swindle Machinery Sales- j 1 1 -pairs l'.)0.37 ! i!!ee Cross of Ore. Sal. 287.1!). Ins. 1)2 58 479.77 St.1nd.1rd Oil Co.- Mas & oil 1107.70 I'etiilli-lun Hepjmer Fr. repairs 309.75 Colllelt (Jieen Feed- malciial 1.20 i.ahor 79(i9.71 Standard Ins. Co. Ins 31.10 I'lililie Knip. Ke. Br. Sal. r.3ii,17. ss 530.17 .1072.31 j First N.il. Bank Sal 870.00 Stale Dept. of Kevcmie- S.il 288.10 Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co. Sal 310.71 State Accident Ins. I Co. Sal - Ins 7.02 100.79, I13.S1 A Visit To The John Leachs' 'Sleepy Hollow' Is A Must Unbelievable in the midst of Portland's urban sprawl is Slee py Hollow, a five acre forest garden on the banks of John son Creek. John and Lilla Leach are the heart of Sleepy Hollow. John, a 90-year old gentleman full of stories and humor guided mem bers of lone Garden Club and guests on a delightful tour of the cottage and its treasury of furnishings and over the miles of trails through gardens and forests of plants collected dur ing the Leaches many years of world travel. The unusual floor of their cottage is wide planks of oak with walnut disks inlaid over the nails, all beautifully fin ished. In the parlor a solid rose wood square grand piano, which came to Oregon around Cape Horn, is only one of many it ems or historical as well as aesthetic interest. Beside the piano is a desk made from a melodeon belonging at one time to Mr. Jacob Johnson of Oregon's earliest days, for whom Johnson Crock is named. Mrs. Leach, at one time a botany teacher, now confined to a wheel chair sits in a pleasant room with a large window look ing out on what John calls the welfare center for hundreds of birds, On the wide window sill catching the light is beautiful ly arranged a display of Lilla's one hundred piece collection of amber glassware: pitchers, cake plates, vases, bowls, cups, and several "golden Slippers" of different designs. Here and there are fine art icles of metal artwork done by Mr. Leach: candlesticks, tea warniing table, plates, trays and many other items. The mile long trail through Sleepy Hollow's five acres cross es Johnson Creek twice, once over a suspension bridge and later back across stepping stones in a most picturesque pool setting. Arcoss the suspen sion bridge from the cottage Mr. Leach ha.s created a unique pic nic site with stone fireplace, concrete patio, table and chairs cut from large tree stumps. Here uie tour took time to enjoy a H'tluck luncheon. Hundreds of varieties of ground covers have been estab lished along the trails among trees and shrubs from many lands. Numerous varieties of na tive iris were in bloom and pet als from the interesting dove tree, imj.Krt from the Orient, were falling. Special interest spots are scat tered along tho trail such as a rustic cabin with a colorful ter razzo floor its dominating fea ture. The design is a fruit tree with the names John and Lilla inlaid ra-side its trunk. All other lone PTA Tonight Salutes the 4-H'ers IONK The lone PTA meet ing tonight will u all out for 111. The fvenlni: Martintf t 7;.30 p.m. will f.aiur. a i ll ... 1 ...tit urogram. Varlou 4-H ciuiw win i-ontribute to the i.rocram with dcmoristrationi and fxhlbiu. There will Im a My It hw ar J 4H fokini cluhs will sa-rvi re fifshments. All ii.irent.i and leachera and friends nra cord tally invited. Sharlena Ilamlett and I'atty Crawford have moved to The IJalles wharo they are workinu Kim Valentine of I'unland has been a visitor at the homo 01 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Padlx-rg for a few day. Susan Llndstrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Llndstrom, is workinu at Seattle for west em Air Lines. She has had flights to Alaska. Honolulu and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Art Best of Cal cary, Canada and Harvey Been- tel of Helix were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Childers and family over the 1 weekend. ! Darrell James drove to Port la n.l Thursday night to attend the Music Educators Convention at the Hilton Hotel. Saturday night was final concert for All Siai orchestra, choir and band at Lewis and Clark College. Mr. Fnli tti of Riverside High School accompanied Mr. James. District TOPS Tonight The I.O.N.K. Tops Club will attend thv District Recognition Day in Fossil Thursday night (tonight . The evening w ill start with a low-caloiie dinner at ti:00. District Recognition Day is a (J month awards program that includes all the clubs in Mor row, Wheeler and (Jililam coun ties. District best losers. Chapter Dest losers, KIWs. KOI'S, will all b honored. The lone, Lex ington, Ileppner, and Condon clubs will present skits. Mr. and Mrs. Line Millman were visitors in Baker over the weekend to atiend their son's I wedding reception Saturday. Sunday they visited with Mr. features of the cabin are an tique or unique such as a chair made from a whale vertebrae or the eight inch long cut at both ends by beaver. The stump which served as an altar for the outdoor wedding of the Leaches, ha.s been moved to a special spot along the trail. The trail winds through both formal and informal collections such as the rose trail, the physic trail, rhododendron garden, a Japan ese garden, a fountain garden, dogwood and many others. Yet one section has been left in its natural state. Here is the re mains of an old still that did illegal business during prohib ition. Of prime Interest were the blooms of ginger plants and the large tricolor beech which forms a magnificent canopy for one of the cottage terraces. It Isn't too soon to start plan ning toward the next tour of Sleepy Hollow. Mr. Leach especially enjoys seeing those with whom he was acquainted during the years he lived on a ranch on Blackhorse near Lexington. Former members of lone Gar den Club, Nadine Johnson, Sa lem and June Christopherson, Donald, residents of Heppner ar ea, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gem moll ,Salem, joined those who drove from Morrow County for the tour: Mary Doherty, Norma Rea, Leila Palmer, Laura Holtz, Loree Hubbard, Delta Huber, Geneva Palmer. Friends of Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. E. R. Anderson of Sandy and her daughter Mrs. Roy Dundas, Jr., were part of the group also. A Reminder To Christians Pastor Don W. Johnson wants to remind his flocks at Hep pner and Lexington that their new hours are in effect this Sunday. At Heppner the Morn in? Worship is at 9.30 and Bible School at 10:45; at Lexington Bible School is at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00. Evening services will be com bined at the Heppner Church, (Junior High and Senior High 6:30 and Evening Worship at 7.30. HERMISTON LIVESTOCK AUCTION. INC. Sale every Saturday 12:30 p.m. sharp Carson Vehrs Emmet t Rogers 567-6644 567-5139 Bill Bowden Sale Yard 567-50S2 567-3149 and Mrs. lUy William in Cov. Mr. nd Mr. Roy V, Llnct. I rum attended a ritvption hon oring Worthy Grind l'tfn Kail WlpHr and hii if Hemic Cimik father over tho weekend. The reifptlon hai held at Ihe Cascade Jr. Il.gh School near Turnar. To Montana Clint Krch look hU mother Mm. Henry Krelw lo Pitco to lake a train lo Join her hus band in Montana. Bill Fuller and Randy Prln of Eugene wete gucM of Mike Itowell over the weekend for deer huntlna. Sam Barnattt and GVorge Pul-ica-lla of Portland were visitor at the home of Mm, Esther Bar nett over the weekend. Sell Homo Mm. Esther Harriett ha Mild her house to Mr. Naomi Red fern of Portland. Mr. Redfern will fix It up to rent. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Halvor.sen and Allisa, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Proek and family were dinner guesu of Mr. and Mrs, www Halvorsen Sunday. Mark had biH-n to Eugene for an in-serv ice day Friday for P.E. teach ers. Dennis McKay will teach hich school Catechism tiasse on Wednesday nights at 7:30 In the St. William's church base ment. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston of Portland wre visitors over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Don McEUigott. Mrs. Mable Cotter Is a patiant nf Good SheDherU Hosouai m Hermlston. Alice Nlchoson of San Fran cl.sco. Calif., is visiting her mother Mrs. Edith Nichoson. Peter McEUigott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don McEUigott was home from his studies at Unl versity of Portland over the weekend. RriK'k Linnell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Linnell was home from his studies at an Electronics School in Portland. Cheerleaders Outfitted The lone High School Varsity Cheerleaders went to Portland to have their outfits fitted. They ire Chcri Carlson, Cindy Eks- trom. Cindy Barnett and Mary McEUigott. Mr. and Mis. Jalmcr Koski of Seattle, Mrs. Ted Hall of South Bend, Wn Mrs. Edith Nichoson and daughter Alice, Ruby Rob erts, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Englc man and Frank were guesls Monday night for dinner at Mrs. Vera Rietmanns. Lindstroms Fly to Las Vegas Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Linds trom flew to Las Vegas last week to attend a session of Grand Chapter of Nevada for the Order of the Eastern Star Mrs. Lindstrom is Grand Adah of Oregon and attended the meetings with other grand of Fair Committee Grows by Four The Morrow County Fair Com mittee has grown from a five member group to nine members their secretary Don Stangel re ports. Dick Schlichting is committee chairman and the four members with fair committee experience are Mrs. Laurel Cannon, Mrs. Jean Bennett, Pete Richards, and Wilbur Van Blokland. New members who started service this month are: Hal Whitaker, Heppner; Ron Black, Boardman; Francine Evans, Irrlgon; and Delpha Jones, Lexington. This committee has decided to meet on the first Monday of every other month (the even numbered months). JUSTICE COURT Oct. 8 James Hubbell, over load, $20 fine. Pete Schwa rain operating a vehicle with white back-up lights S27. Billy Mat James, overload, $255. Robert Hughes, violation basic rule $17. The 17 game violations have come from only those who live out of the area. William Lee Davidson, defect ive equipment, $6. Harry Green, defective equipment, $6. Ray mond Frank Wilkey, truck speeding dismissed. Darrel Ray Carey, overload, $37. David Neal Bronson, overload, 27.00. MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Fre Estimates Call Gene Orwlck 989-8536 or Condon 394-2292 Agents for United Van Line fuvr ituluditii! Mr. Dick Wil Mnon of Ileppner. Worthy Grand Matron of Oteffon. Mr. and Mr. Undtrom vuited in San Francisco with Mr. and Mr. Robert Coodln Mm returning home. Hrt end Tbvra Gordon Vhit and Dal White ui-nt to IN.rtland lart week lo vUil Mr. Muravena White. They all drove lo Seattle over lh weekend to vUlt Mr. Uma Whet-ling and Johna. Mr. and Mr. Gary White havt) moved from Portland l MurynviHe, Caltf. Ho h return ed lo the Air Force. H U Hit on of Mr. and Mr. Gordon White. Victor Stockard of Stanfleld . ...... . aUM u a visitor inurMiuy i '- home of hi daughter Mr. and Mr. Ralph Kincnid and family. Mr. and Mr. Willard French went to Portland over the week- nd to visit Mr. and Mr. A. i. Reaver and Mrs. Lynn rrencn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jalmer Koskl of Sa'attle were visitor at the home of Mrs. Vera Kietm.inn Monday to Wednesday. Mi. Bill Moller and d.nugh lets and Mrs. J. W. Howk of Gresham were home of Mrs. la. t week. Mrs. Helen visitor at the Elmer Griffith McCain and were visitors at grandson Mik the home of Mrs. Mary Lindsay over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin spent the weekend visiting their son, Mr. and Mr. Mclvin Mar tin and family of Othello, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers went Breeding Service Artificial Insemination Service beef and dairv American Breeders Representative Joe Yocom Lexington. Orton Ph. 989-8134 City Council Heppner City . . Ufl Tint If oo4r Council Ecb afoot Citizens having matters for discussion please present them to City Recorder on. week prior to regular meet Ine or bring them before the Council. Ph. 676-9618 Exterminating Service Dobyns Pest Control Rodent and Insect Ex termination Trmite Control TTrain Fumigation e Cattle Spray Foggins John Jepsen Ph. lone 422-7180 Floor Covering, Heating MCrR Floor Covering and Heating Co. Wllllnmn Furnaces Complete In stallations Linoleum RerrlBeratlun Carpeting DomeaUc an1 OH Burner Commercial Serrlce , Free Estimates AH Work Guaranteed Ph. 676-9418 Heopnm Funeral Home Sweeney Funeral Home Pre-arrangements Distant Removals Serving; lone, Heppner and Lexington Licensed Funeral Directors Heppner Ph. 676-9601 Insurance Fire, Casualty, Life and Health OPS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. John Gochnauer Agent Pendleton Office Heppner Agent 276-2732 676-5862 Ruggles - Boyce INSURANCE AGENCY Ph 676-9625 Box 247 Heppner, Orecon Ray Boyce Ph. 676-53ivJ Turner, Van Marter and Bryant GENERAL INSURANCE Ph. 676-9113 FARMERS INSURANCE . GROUP Fast Fair Friendly Sendee Call evenings JACK WRIGHT, 676-9447 . to .rl.tnd a.ver lht wveka-nd lo vUil their m'A and family Mr. and Mrv Kuteti AWt-ia, -Cn Dcktrt Ht Mr. and Mr. Geii Duckter of Adrian, and family ww week rnd liUtitinji viH..r u tilt home of Mr. and Mr. Mike Matthew. Tommy Mcln!h of Portland. Suk'tn Dnike of Portland. Mr. and Mr. Arthur Mclnt'Mti of Portland. Mr. and Mr. Iarrl Larson of Grehiim were visit or at the home of Mr. and Mm, Clarence Mclnti.h over Ihe wivkend. Mr. and Mr. Ken Hudson t.f Mosicr were visitor of Mr, and Mr. Hob Robert Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellw nf Hermioton were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mot, Elmer Elh Sunday afternoon. Kenny Wright of Baker In vis iting at the home of Mrs. Id.t Griliill and Mr. and Mr. El mer Ellis for a few days. Anniversary Guests Rev. and Mr. Walter Crow ell of Woodburn were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Jr. last waH'kend for 'he 75th An niversary of the United Church of Christ. Rev. and Mrs. If. N. Waddell of Cloverade, were guest of Mrs. Ruby Roberts last week end. Mrs. Al (Jean) Brazell and KathWn of Castle Rock, Wash.. and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin of Lake Oswego were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Martin. Mrs. Ted Hall of South Bend. Wn., was a guest of Mrs. Ruby Roberts this week. Monuments ETERNAL MARKERS llltuNK V.RAMT t ..! MXA I Itl.NS 'V-ASK Vlt.rl.-r Unit Mrki SWEENEY MORTUARY S Ihg mid !ne Hrppner Lrxlntituu I'll 4T7K-JM Optometrist Dr E K Schoffit? OPTOMETRIST Next to Hotel Heppner Entrance Telephone 676-94SS Physicians-Surgeons Dr L D Tibbie OSTEOPATHIC Phvslcian Surgeon 1st National Bank Bids, ftes. Ph. 676 9210 Off 676-9618 Or Wallace H. Wolff M.D. at fire Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 5:30 Mori.. Tues.. Wed. and FrL I to 5:30 Thursday Ph 676-9253 Res. 676-9620 Recreation EKSTROM - TRAILER SALES Nomad Travel Trailers Week-N-Der Body Campers Caveman Travel Trailers Body Campers Exccll Travel Trailers ' Trailer Parts & Accessories lone, Ph. 422-7505 or 422-7289 Title Insurance Morrow County Abstract & Title Co. TITLE Office in Ph. INSURANCE Peters Building 676-9912 Watch Repair Peterson's Jewelers Latest Jewelry & Gift Goods Watches, Clocks, Diamonds Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Heppner, Oregon Ph. 676-9200 . Wholesalers-Mfgs. MORROW COUNTY CREAMERt "Pride of Oregon Brands" . . . PKG. ICEBUTTER ICE CRBAJi Dud Tash, Products Specialist Clay Phillips. Salesman William Lee Cox, Sales Msr FRIENDLY SERVICE SLNCK liU Call 676-9244 whatever In tr world your! looking for. Jr 11 world yotrttjt gxMooUrig2r