Heppner gazette-times., April 13, 1972, Page 8, Image 8

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A Short Course in
Cow Cutting
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Kinzua Ladies at
State Bowling
h.x lj.ii, !rin.Ki:iuant
t. V'.!i,T.: t ruU .fteriuvr.
'!? " i-ar:ifyfJ in a
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fk.'i! i .' tx 1 inr Am
Tl..e ,-..ir.f t r Mrs. !.
.. ra Fuv, Mr, a riot Cur.;
!;;, Mrs. t-rhi- Owner.
Mrs. MrK K.m.!l, , Mrs.
I ft '..iiU'., ai;,: Mrs. 1 e
A slur.
Tr.;s sjit.r etrii.d rt
J rii'T.'s TVur
run.t'ii; n. FeiiJIotor. jr.J
!!.- Iron "us .rea were Ua
lu!'.(! f!;.at: Jin Hoiftt, I ee
A.-l,er, NUrk Jelliek. I'or.
uartu. I-inal Hu!:itll, tiUs
Ms iMterts, Join. MrC ulloc!.,
i'-uii Full. tar' Norm and
Ke.-sc!: MurJucK.
Or. Fri.
Mrs. Sit? m ar.J Mrs. Willis
WriP-h: to.,k Mrs. Si'.tor's
n. itiitr, .Vrs. Cora BurnsiJe
of Spray t Kerpner.
Lex. Grange
Drapes Charter
A li; ! impressive feature
of !U i fAiut'ionCraiH'f moo t
ii lasl SaturJav js lhe
ri roiiiorv of.trupii.j tin char
lor in tin mon ol .Vrs, t IU
liuri'oMio. lolita nurijtur.lt
lii rtt'i! as Ceres, Marie.s'tea
tali, Chaplain, ami tiiUa i-
cent an.I Kenneth Sin mse as
Assi.si.tiit M.irJ an.) I ad
AisisUnt. A sat re.i dufl as
prfM'ii'oil tu Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Varqtur.lt.
Mr. ai.d Mrs. Carl Mar
.jii..r.it s rvoii a twst and
tiosi. .. Furi: t!io lecture
hour ttasol Milkins'ii as
proM'iitod l,r C" oar
p:n Mi iiiN r and fin si.s on
j.o.od vu vi!.t: s'.j.io of Mr.
and Vrs. A'.frod .Nt-lsim's
trip to tin- V.J.) I ur.d.
Mr a:.d Vrs. C C Join s
visitod !!n n daUfhior Mrs.
I'aio Wli.!uf and fallal) in
For!l.ti;d ot: ?un,U an.',
t roti. ht luok KiiiN rlo. 1 ar
sot: lo: a t. ok's visit
iti. tin n. at tlioir ranch
tlOltn .
Mr. and Mrs. T L. Mossoit
n r. Sr. t-iu Mrs. Car .il
Mos-soiij-or and U.tn from
Portland as tlio;! i-'uosts.
Mrs. Adoljh Niajoskt f.as
rctnrnod from Portland ith
In r dau:litt r. Mrs. Jack
Voiint.v Sho t.as visiiod in
CrtsS.an: for 3 ooks ith
ttit iarv.A w nth: and Mounts
fami'.ios. Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Mounts. vis:tod his i;rand!r
outs the Majoskos on Sundav.
St. '.t a mondf r of the I S.
M C. is leaving sixm for duty
on Okiua.
Mr. Cora Kurns We , Spray,
visited her daughter Lola
br editic and son W ilhurStea
fa'.l am! farr.il and ent on
t. Pendleton with Lola. Mrs.
Brethnj came to Lexington
vtith .:rs. Sitton of Kinzua.
Thum.liiy. April 1.1. 1?T2
Rescol Progrom
Announced
FABRIC
SALE
To Be Held At
Van Winkle's Motel
Wed, April 19
630 P.M. to 830 P.M.
Thurs April 20
9 AJV1. to 2 P.M.
KNIT FABRICS
OF ALL KINDS
The Coiiiiii.vli!) Credit Cor
porati.m tus jiist amiiiuiicoJ
t ht ir con. in. klit v loan eftou
tion author uatior.k.
All farm stored traiiiloaiui
ilia) enioiklt'd for the 1972
73 stora. o i ri.n: fron. ,'une
1. 197: to Ma 31, i;l73.iltl
1970 and 1971 crops f are
'e stiirod tnat ir.ty I
t Moiulod. No fiarlej slorotl
in commercial sioraco under
areluuse Uuii ina U ex
teli.led. Tins means (tut all are
house stored tiarle) under
CCC I. sins ill rotU'.rod
to either In1 forfeited or re
paid, U-fort M.i 3i. 1972.
Those not repaid ill autoina
ticallt U' acipured l
CCC li. roiMvnt.'iit of the
1 sin.
County Budget
Perusol Starts
The Initial ptesent.itions
from he ster.tl count) d.--partin
nts have tveli n:.id for
ttit first stud) of a teiufive
Ihi.I, et. The first vtork ses
sion i:i lie held April 17
a: 9 a.m.
The hudtot committee is the
three mom! rs of the Count)
Court, li.irr OTonnell.
Larrt Lindsav and V O. Nel
son. The first official ni.'et
liif of the huiifet committee
ill he held Mi) 10.
Irrigon Newlyweds
Honored
N!r. and Mrs. Flmer 7eh
Her, who were numed on
March 18, were honored Wed.
evetiint with a shower part),
fciven for tin n: b menihers
of Ihe Assemll) of God
Church, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harve W.rner.
The C.A. Youth froup fron.
the lrn.:on Assen.bl) of God,
met with the young people
fron, The TaUes Assemhl)
church on Saturda) for a
t:air.uet and Youth service,
Mrs. iva Prior of Pasco
spent the past week visiting
her sister and brother-in-law,
M . andVrs.CaveGraw
heal, returnint home on Sat.
Blood Time Cut
For Next Year
Tlre ere il pints of
M.md eneli at the Ani'Td'aii
Hod Cross ilrani iii Ht'p
piur last Tuesdaj. Forty
nine jk-rsons pres. ntodtht in
selvok oiil) two ere re )oci
ed. last ear there ore
cousidt rahl) m re rejected
Ik'tause the unit was in Mor
row Count) shortl) after
nun) rofular donors had teon
siel. with the flu. I ast vi
sit there were 17 first tune
donors, this ear there were
five. Thie fivut fur tlie
first luii.' were Poln-rt V.
Caiiiplt ll. TIioims VA. Cuts
lorth, lienurd J. Marslull,
Mrs. D.K. liuschke, liruce li.
Iti rtstrom.
; plact nients civon; 9 for
SUnle) Minor, 7lorRo) Mar
tin. 10 for HuKTt VAllson,
13 f.T famil), : for tlks
1 (vice and C for Masonic Hit
ivl tunk.
t-vtdt s the five first tune
donors, the others who pre
sented thelliiflves Were:
.Virion A (trains. Vona Mar
shall, liorothv Heard. Fol
lm Hrittner, Mixine Avers,
Terry Thom-ison, Grace
Drake, RoN rt Shunian.
Lueia Cutsforth, Pauline
W inter, I orei-i J. Shunian,
Marslull 1 overoti, David
Ecknun. Clint Apee. Dale
Noner.
David Isirnett, Karen Dutm-
Munkert, Iter
Jiihn C.'Vhiuu
Pierce, Kuth
Mrs. f valH'eline Faft r
stroin of VAitsiinville. Calif,
arrived m Irripon Thurs.,
and plans to spoiid the month
of April with her dauphter and
son-in-law M.-. and Mrs.
Chester Wilson, and Lam.
And) Herman of Portland,
visited Ins prandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kennev,
the past week. He was on
spring vacation from school.
Visitors at the home of
pastor and Mrs. Wesley
Cronk on Sat. were her bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sparks of Hood
Kiver.
Boardman OK's Navy Fire Pact
B Mar;. Lee Marlow
BOAEDMAN-The Board
min City Council approved a
fire protection agreement
between the citv and the
Navy's bombing range faci
lity at their meeting Tues.
of last week. The agree
ment gives the Navy the au
thority to enter the city with
its fire fighting equipment and
aid the city in fighting- fires.
In other action the council
officially adopted the compre
hensive plan on the develop
ment of the city.
Also discussed the citypark
dedication, but did not set a
date for the event. Joe Ta
tone is park committee chair
man. The first budget meeting
will be Apr. 18 at 8 p.m.
at the city hall. Members
of the budget committee are
Zoe Billings, Jack McFad
den, Hazel Miller, W.E. Nel-
son, Walter Hayes.I. M. Dock
en and I!uHrt Kennedy.
FIVE TABLES OF PINO
chle were in play at the
card party held Tuesday of
last week at the Greenfield
Grange hall, sponsored bj the
Women's Activity Committee
of the grange. Mrs. Chub
Warren was hostess.
High prize was won by
Dorothy Griffith of Arling
ton, and second high went to
Pose Gil more of Arlington.
The two ladies also received
the traveling pinochle prizes.
Mrs. Poy Marlow of Uma
tilla was a Sunday afternoon
visitor at the home of her
sister-in-law .
CAFETERIA MENUS for Riv
erside Junior Senior High
School for the week of Apr.
17-21 are as follows:
MDNDAY-Creamed tuna on
toasted cubes, green beans
and brownies.
TUESDAY-Hot dogs, potato
salad, pickles and pudding.
WEDNESDAY -Meatballs in
sauce, fluffed potatoes, corn
and ice cream slices.
THURSDAY-Goulash, spi
nach, fruit and cake.
FRIDAY-Vegetable soup i
crackers, egg salad sand
wiches, potato chips and jello.
Milk is served with all
meals.
PRICE FACTS
Toyota Corolla 1600
Pinto
$2109
1960
S 149
You' Noinwes: ForC Team s Pinto puts you anead
ee'y time' Noa Pmto is sncKer-priced S149 less
man tne Toyota Corona 16C0 Anc Inezes more
gooG news because Pinto is aiso S161 less than
Da'Sun 510 S10C less tnar, Vega ana $199 below
tne VW Supe- Beelie 113' 1
Cnec al; tne Pinto differences wilh your own
fur.-fest soor At your nearby Ford Dealers
CTII 0r Pmo 2-ooor secan !ggfl
'&as': cr a comar.srjr '' stic?r or.ces lor cae 2-rJoor moels
"e.a.'.j cius oa rir,?C' arc o.-'S'-r' on cr.arq.s if ary Mi ana las are extra
DEW'EY WEST JR. went
to Eugene last week to re
ceive a 23 year award pla
que from the Standard Oil
Company which was pre
sented to him at an award
banquet. Mr. West has op
erated a service station for
the company since 1947 when
he started in the old town
of Boardman. Accompanying
him to Eugene were Mrs.
West, and his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Donovan.
Mrs. Henry Gantenbein has
returned home from a visit
at the home of tier son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Braico Jr. in McKin
leyvllle, Calif., and also to
see her new granddaughter,
Janis Charlene Branco, who
was born Mar. 21. Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Branco of Semoa,
Calif. Great-grandparent is
Mrs. Minnie Gantenbein of
Gresham.
Farley Motor Co. 126 East May, Heppner
MOVING??
Local or
Long Distance
Free Estimates
Call Gene Orwick
989-8586
or Condon 384-2292
Agents for
United Van Line.
quo, Gar) P,
nice L. lull.
IT. y ti.
S. VaiiWmUo.
D. brt S. .oiiin tl. Mai ) K.
Md od, Jack A. I Ittlo. Po.
roth) I. Aoof, Allen I. Pig.
roll, Arlew Malcolm, Char
les i:. HiMise.
Her mm H. Winter, Hide
B. liothwoll. Glen F. Ward,
Sue Vinson, I el'ov Gardner.
Corliss A. I Mier, Hepse lur-
kolllillM'.
Patrick II. mser, Ra C.
Ayors, Jamos J. Prlseoll,
M triune C, retorson, pulx rt
H. Abraiii., Miry I. Van
iilokland.
liartwra Cutsforlti acted as
Mood cluiniun for the Mor
row Count) ctupior 01 Amer
ican PoJ Cross. Anyone in-
torostod In worknu: on Hits
romn itioe for mxt year Is
asked toronlacl Mrs. Ctuirlos
Hoard, rluplor rliairnian.
Volunteers who worked
wore Darlone Arriii( toii. re
ropti.ui, I'libie Peck, Patty
luclanl. IWie Aid. rn.an, Su
san W ilsoti, Joaiiiie Ivaloy, re
gistration, Norma l.ea, Anna
Ma) Stoagal and Dunne Cox,
lalvlmc talilo, Ka) Munkors,
traffic escort. Donna Bol
lrni), Linda Clougli, donor
room.
Nodra Sm tli FN, Mrs. Paul
Ti ws R.N. Lorraine I add K.N.
Till) Sweeney (N, fflla Wor.
don us i LlikU Coiiik.r l.PN,
Ainu Sihwariln I p Mar
Earel Hnltm-r I PS a ltd UT
fy Mil wen, lab technician.
Wmkiiu; in the raniovn wore
WjviI Wiaiiis.Mi artd Mar
Jor worilen. Theltvalclu
tor us f.ir the firnd pur-
i'Imn.
Th- l.cal rluptor Is ver
approriative (.f (he use of the
room by Ihe l lks Loilee and
lo ever)one who worked ami
veryoiie who donated Wo.nl.
H'-rause the turnout was
small, (he unit will mH) work
3 li.mrs noni year ironij p.m.
until 6 p.m. Only 6 pints
wore drawn the first hour
this oar.
mm
Condon
Fairgrounds
Saturday, April 15
9:30 to 1:30 A.M.
Music by
Western Gentlemen
Admission $1.50
PI EASE NOTE MEETING
LOCATION I TIME
MOKKUW COl' N T Y
SCIRX1L riSTKICT K-l
aceiiila for tin- April 17 meet
ing at 8 p.m. at Heppmr
Hii:h School: old and new
business following the Stijter
Uitendoiit's I.eport is; 1. Ap
catod jiersoniiel, 2. Accept
resignations, if an). 3. Can
intondeiit s Keport Is: Ap
prove contracts for certifi
cated personnel, Accept res
ignations if an). Canvass
April 3rd budfet election re
sults, Approve call for bids
on purchase of school dis
trict vehicles, Hire lone
swimminf Kiol m.inaeer,
easement - Columbia Basin
Coop., Consider Title III ap
plication for Speoch Therapy
Prop-ram, Consider request
for special held trip. lie
ports will be made on Hep
pner Hic.h School Ecology
Week by Mr. Bier. Announce
ments include: Oregon Small
Schools Program, April 24,
Riverside High School, An
nual school election May 1,
1972, Next regular board
mjeting. Ma) 15, 1972, 8:00
p.m., District Office, Uma
tilla County School Boards
Meeting, May 2, 1972.
T.Jo
Serf fifrll IS
Dinner.
DANCE
Live Music
10:00-1:00
$100 Per person
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