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Multi-Media
First Aid Course
Fourteen Heppnerltes cone
pleted the Multi-Media Stan
dard First AW Course Apr.
18 tor employ! of Kin
lua Corp and Heppner Lum
ber Co. Instructor er R.
B. Cocburn and Charlea E.
Rouse of the Heppner Ringer
District
The classes ere conduct
ed In to 4-hour class per
iods. Passing the course
ere Barney Nelstad, John
Dubuque, Fred Harnden, Doug
Dubuque. David Itanna. Nor
man Patterson, Tom Wilson,
Dail Turner, Herbert Cole,
Petty Rood, Gerald Rood. Ca
rol Goodyear and Kent Good
year, Hamdens
Have Ffcst Baby
Mr. and Mrs. P r'edHarnden
of Heppner became the proud
parents of a baby girl, their
first child, bom May 9 at
Good Shepherd Hospital In
Hernuston. Nicole Marie
weighed 7 lb. A' :oz. at birth.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Scott and Vr. and
Mrs. Delbert Harnden, all of
Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Scott of Kenneick, Mr. and
Mrs. C.A. Madison of Hep
pner are great-grandparents
and Mrs. Joe Mahon of Hep
pner is great-great grandmot
her. GRACE BUSCHKE is hoping
to have her cast changed on
her leg this eekas she plans
to go ith Alice Hastings to
Portland for Buyers Market
this weekend.
Grace fell three weeks ago
and broke two bones in her
ankle.
6 Girls Coming
From Irrigon
Six girls from Irrigon have
formed a singinggroup. They
recently won first place in
Pendleton at the Teen Talent
contest and went to Salem for
the finals.
They will sing at the Hep
pner Assembly of God Church
this Sunday evening at 7 p.m.
Everyone is welcome. Deb
bie McCoy, Princess on the
Morrow County Fair and Ro
deo Court, is a member of
the group.
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DRISKILl MEMORIAL CHAPEL
Wallace W. Williams
Director
1.
Their years of service,
combined with the most com
prehensive knowledge of their
profession has made the name
Driskill Memorial Chapel of
John Day outstanding in this
community.
Every service is conducted
with an air of quietness and
restfulness by those in atten
dance. From the minute they
are called until the final
duties are performed not a
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ROSS MACHINE and IRON WORKS
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Located on the Hermiston
McNary Dam Highway in
Hermiston, is the Ross Mach
ine and Iron Works. Phone
567-8334 when in need of the
following services:
Fabricating - shearing,
punch press, press brake, and
forming rolls.
Welding - mig tig and fabco
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nut? ) GAZETTE TIMES. T
CowBelles Lunch
Tomorrow
The MorrVw Count) Cow
belle are having their An
nual Spring I uncheon at Cal'S
Cate at I t)u tomorrow. They
plan to have a business-type
meeting. Member have been
roniactfd for reservations
for this ' No Host" Roust
Beef meal. Potential mem
bers will be guests.
The Cow Mies remind the
community that their brand
decorated place nuts are $1
for SO a.wt are especially
useful tor picnics and out
door meals Get them at
the Gaiette-Times office.
MRS JOhN GRAVES. Hard
man. was elected District
li representative at the re
cent Oregon Extension Home
makers Council meeting at
Oregon State University. In
this position Mrs. Graves
will represent homemakers
in Morrow, I'mttllla and
I mon counties. She will
serve as a liaison between
the county study groups and
the state oi ganuation. Mrs.
Graves has been an active
Extension worker for over -10
years, in both the study group
and 4-H programs.
DOTS
JOTS
1 no longer am the only wo
man in Morrow County who
has not made the Oregon
A heat League cake. I saved
miking It for a special oe
casion. This presented itself
when my brother Don Lake
and his family came from
Vashon Island recently. It
was delicious and easy. I
didn't use the frosting be
cause I like apple sauce fruit
cakes better without frosting.
01 R apologies toToniToll,
sophomore who was recently
elected varsity cheer leader.
Sorry I get the Toll girls'
names mixed. It wasn't Tami
who is an 8th grader!
The Art Show was terrific
held recent Tuesday
evening at the Elementary
School multi-purpose room.
It was too bad to have so
much work show for only one
night. Maybe a two-night show
would give an opportunity for
those who couldn't go the
first night a chance to see
it the second night It was
too good to be missed. AND
lots and lots of work just to
arrange it. Tom Shear de
serves lots of credit for his
efforts in the Art Department.
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HADLOCK
single detail is overlooked,
not the least semblance of
confusion serves to mar the
quiet, thoughtful, profession
al service.
It is appropriate in this 1972
Pictorial Business Review
that we, the writers, com
mend the Driskill Memorial
Chapel located at 241 South
Canyon Blvd. in John Day,
phone 575-0529 on their rec
ord of service to people of
this area.
Machine - turret lathe
mill sprocket cutting, radial
drill, engine lathes.
Field - field pipe installa
tion. Dumo stations, pump
renair. and diving inspection.
whenever you are in need
nf these services, be sure
to think of them first. They
have Droven themselves re
liable in all their business
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SPECIAL
ElNE.SDAY. UY ' ul
be pre-registration day at the
lone Elementary School.
All children who will best
bv bovember U. 1972. are
inviied to attend If you are
a rural student and live on
a bus route, you may ride
your bus to school that morn
ing. Student will 8iend the
morning in the first grade
room where they will learn
about what thev will do as
first graders. They also will
tour the sclnxil buildings and
become acquainted with their
surroundings.
Everyone will eat lunch at
the school cafeteria and be
excused to go home at 1H5
Parents are asked to pick up
their children at ttut mm.
SH AND MRS ARNOLD
RAYMOND and family were
Sunday Supper ttuests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Heard at
the Heard's cabin. This was
a belated birthday supper for
both Arnold and Valerie.
Bronate
Is
Available
From
Our competitors think so
highly of Bronate as a broad
leaf weed killer in wheat and
other grain crops that they
want you to tank mix their
products with Bronate.
While we appreciate the
compliment, we don't neces
sarily go along with the rec
ommendation. Because while the addi
tion of less effective herbi
cides to Bronate may help the
other herbicides, it doesn't
help Bronate. Matter of fact, it
can hurt Bronate.
Unlike many other herbi-
WMJfWSt IDOESMT MUSES)
' CUil JONES is retiring
after st rung 12 year on
the I one Advisory Committee,
The Advikury comiii'ttee
member and Principal
Ileum Braitd.ni would like to
ay 'thank you " for his many
year of ervice and appri
cute tl' work ht- tu done.
John Jdwards lus beeiieleol
ed to fill li vacancy on the
Advisory Committee when
Cecil clmse not to run this
year.
SCHLICHTING
Bill Schli'iituu: is home
on leave with his family ou
Rhea Creek until Miy
when he will return to 1 e
Moure Naval Air Station near
Fresno, C a.
Mrs. Hick Sihlichting re
cently flew to Long Beach,
(a. to help her aunt return
toCouiiiit Mluft. Iwa. Mary
will stay in Iowa indefinit
ely, until her aunt is feeling
stronger.
Heppner' Police Chief.
Corky koUhorst underwent
major surgery Friday at St.
Anthony's hospital
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IN THr CII Cl lTCOl HT OF
1 lit: SU1F OK OREGON
FuH Till fOlNTY OF
M.iRIM
In Hie kutter of the I state
of ALTH Iv'll'TMANN, de
ceased No, liiHG
NOTICE It) 1NT1 RESTED
I'F IKONS
MUllE ISHHtFBY GIVEN
Eighty five women from
throughout Oregon will iar
tuiiaie in a three day work
shop on Oregon Stale I'ni
verMty campus May 16. 17
ami In.
Morrow County delegates
will I Mrs. li McCoy,
Irrigon; Mrs. John Graves.
ht-ppinT. ami Mrs. Gary
Greib, l exingtoii.
MRS SIEVE BE A KM EY
, now employed at Pioneer
Memorial Hospital
JUAN IHGHFS has been
home recover im- from major
surgery.
Paul Pettyjohn Co
Your Shell Oil and Chemical Distributor
Please Call 422-7254
Serving the Heppner, lone, Lexington and Arlington Areas
I I L , J I l i J I J LJ V I I l
cides, Bronate kills your
weeds without damaging
your wheat. And tank-mixing
reduces Bronate's high de
gree of selectivity.
Also, unlike other herbi
cides, Bronate isn't restricted
to any particular soil type or
condition. And tank-mixing
limits Bronate's wide range
of application.
Use Bronate alone if your
weed problems include Tar
weed, Gromwell, Henbit,
Dogfennell, Crowfoot, Purple
Mustard, and the rest of the
Mustard family. Or any of the
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CHIPMAN DIVISION! If
Hut the im.lersi';ned haslx-ell
Hpxiinted ersoikl represen
tative oi the atx've estate.
All sisons having claims
against the estile are re
quired to present the same
within four months from this
dale at P tJ Ho 2'171. Port
laml. oreemi 97?im
Iwled ami Urnt puUlshed
this II day of May, 1972.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
OREGON
E A C HRISTENSFN
personal Representative
Address: E O. HoX 2971
Portland, Oregon 9720H
1921c
NOTICE OF SALE BY
TKTSTEE l' KFAL PRO
PERTY I'N'I'FR A TRUST
HE FI I'Nl'FR O l! S. HG.73S
THRiU'Cill 80.7H5.
MORROW COtN'TY AB
STRACT AND TITLE COM
PANY, INC., as Trustee,
gives tin following notice of
sale of the following describ
ed real property.
1. The names of the Gran
tors are Fred E. and Gladys
F, Miller, husliand and wile;
the Trustee, Morrow County-
Abstract and Title Company,
Inc.; the Benefit lary the Hank
of Eastern Oregon, a State
Banking Corporation.
2. The description of the
projHTty covered by the Trust
Deed I as follows
l ots 4.5.G, and 7, In Block
1. Fuller' Addition to the
Town of I eklngton, Mor
row County, Oregon.
S. The Ixxik and page of
mortgage records where the
deed Is recorded Is as fol
lows: Microfilm Records,
Morrow County, Oregon, M
3279, 4. The default for which
the foreclosure Is to In- made
Is the failure of the Grantors
to make the following pay
ments: Principal Installments
$173.85; Interest Due as
of Jan. 20. 1972-189,07,
Advance for Insurance,
made Dec. 21, 1971
$32.00. All of the principal Install
ments and Insurance ad
vances carry Interest thereon
at 8 percent h-r annum.
5. The sum owing under
the obligation secured by the
Trust Deed is $3,C2G.OO.
C. The Bank of Eastern
23 other kinds of weeds listed
on the Bronate label.
Our experience has
shown that Bronate used
alone has increased produc
tivity for Northwest wheat
farmers by as much as 20
bushels per acre.
Is it any wonder our
competitors recommend Bro
nate? For more information on
how Bronate can help you,
see your supplier or write Mr.
R. P. Rich, RhodiaChipman
Division, 120 Jersey Avenue,
New Brunswick, N.J. 08903.
IHSHf KIEILK
Oregon a Beneficiary uihWr
the Trust led has elected
to sell the proHrty to sa
tisfy the above obligation,
7. The date, time and place
of the sale to be made by
the beneficiary shall I
follows: June 22. 1972. al
the hour of 10 00 a.m., at
office of the Morrow County
Abstract ami Title Company.
Inc.. 139 East Willow Street,
Heppner, Oregon.
8. The Grantors may have
the proceedings dismissed
and the Trust Deed reinstat
ed by payment of the en
tire amount then due, toget
her with costs, trustee's and
attorney's fees, such trust
ee's and attorney's fees not
exceeding $50.00 each, ateny
time prior to five days lie
fore the date set for the
sale.
DONE ami DATED this 2nd
day of February, 1972.
MORROW COUNTY AB
STRACT, A TITLE CO., INC.
Trustee
By: S- Harry T. O'Donnell,
president.
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GREEN
STAMPS
WeiUlllg, aluminum "ciunifc,
casting, repair.
dealings.