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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1972)
iihtm'i; JOHN LAM- VIVS John lane, age 75. died at 111 home to the I AM Aiarlments on May 18. This 4" year resident as jrece- t-ilfil It) .till In li t lfe Martha in 1971. He uashorn March 19, 1897 a! oss.Nor 4, A a yomu'cr nun he farmed in several communi ties; More his retirement he as famum: in tin' Mack Horse area. He us a mem lr of AE l AM, Hepi'iier Lodge No. 09, Royal Arch Masons Hepjner Chapter 26, the Al Kaier Temple, Portland, and tlu Pendleton Commamiaty No. 7. The Knight Templar. He is sur- ivtd In a son Rolvrt, Con don, andtvuigramisons, Mich ael amt Stephen Imw of Hood River. Funeral Services mill to a! 2 00 IiU in the Masonic Temple. Paul W. Jones, act ing worshipful master, ill officiate. Pall tearers il! I hoard Pry-ant, Cornell Green. Marcel Jones, Ed Dick, Kanaall Peterson and Don Gilluni. Interment folio in the Heppner Maso nic Cemeter). Sweeney Mor tuary is in charge of arrange ments. Ma 23 - BRAVES VS DODGERS. Mav 29 - LXIDGERS VS GIANTS. Mav 30 INDIANS. May 31 DODGERS. June 1 PRAVE5 VS GIANTS VS INDIANS VS. BRAVES. Wheat Growers To Visit OSU Oregon State I'niversify will host the quarterly ex ecutive committee meeting of the Oregon Wheat Grow ers League. May 31-Jur.e 1. according to Willis Nartz, president This is a ne de parture and will give those in attendance a chance to see all the cereal research pro jects of Oregon State Uni versity . Mav 31 will be the regular business meeting with empha sis on the proposed budget for the year 1972-73. safety programs. transportation, white wheat situation and other probelms facing the producers. Or. the same even ing the group will have din ner followed by an ir.dictri nation of all cereal research projects b the staff of OSU. On June 1, the group will have a tour of the research laboratories and greenhouse facilities where part of the re search programs are con ducted. Following this theHy slop farm andtheGranger re search farms will be view ed. Here they will see the actual research plots under growing conditions. On the wa. home a stop will be made af the Aurora exper ment farm to see additional e search plots. "This should be a very in teresting two day event " said Nartz. He further urges all interested wheat producers to attend as ifs not necessary to be on the executive com mittee to take part in the two day affair. Headquar ters is the Towne House Mo tor Inn, if anyone needs re servations. CLATCN ANE HAFPIE7 SHAW of Corvalhs recently visited her mother Mrs. Emma Hager to honor her or. Mother's lay. They spent the day in Hermiston at the home of Mrs. Hager's son Ho mer and Kade Hager and were joined by Jewel and Jim Ha ger and their family. BOYS AND GIRLS from Audrey Jones' afternoon class visited the Gazette Times office on Thursday this week. They saw how the news is taken into the office, how it is set and pasted up for printing. They watched Arnold Raymond operate the linotype. They saw how the pages of the new Fair Pre mium book were made up. Boys and girls in the tour were Linda Galbraith, Mike Case, Kay Schoonover, Kathy McConnell, James Robert Peabody. They were accom panied by their teacher. ALFANAL lor ARTHRITIS RELIEF ! I Used successfully by thousands . . No harm ful side effects . Reallv works! Trv ALF ANAL for just 30 days! Sef for yourself! ' ORDER NOWI 1 TO: Crater Labs P. O. Box 39 K Ashland. Ore. 97520 Name Address Citv. State Zip ( ) $7.95 Enclosed (check or m.o. I ( ) Send more information .01:1 a,:m times Morrow County June is BIG month in 4-H Till IlK'lllilof ,t,lllt pliMIIlM s a vai'ii tv 1 ! v-iting .iiul ! lu.iti 'iu! - (,! in. in N rs. a : tj:i. t r- hints l,. yuiig hoys and g.'.U '.1:' will U Iv ll.e tiaiiiii "1.1I 4-H dm piiii pr. r.tm at Cut.-.orth P. rk. June 2T h' Summet Si h.i.'l t.'i the over 13 i .u n Hi a. in 'inlvr 01: tl. c.in. us of rSl will w June 12 tf 17 Twenty tliivf iil.l. I iiu iiiU r have It eiise li'cti'.i i: .hi. a 1 1 h. a: ;.ti miI niitt. -.1 to attend. June also ofi. r livestock nn'ii.U r thi pi ortii'i!' to show aum.aU a: Tit Dalles Junioj I ivest.u k Show, spen Mirml In tm or. ( oi. VWi.'.il (i rubers 1 t.i;:i. June 4 to 7. limne. iiatol , f . 1 1 win; or. Spray Rodeo Brahma bulls bring excitement Everyom w.is very ex.'ited and air.uu when the l.r.ilm.a Pulls hroke throiu I tin fence and took a wild trip throi.,:h the Koplt- and up tin- hills ending up a! tli. Clupii-an ranch, podeo weekend often hrin-s tnucn wildexcitenient. The jvuple of our coni munity surd;, appreciated the Fossil aiulul.UK't helping with our r-ii.-v- even though it isn't always re d d, Mt-mlvrs of the Spray 4-P Horse Cim met May 7 at the rod-o grounds. Those who partia; ated with their horses were Pick Ro! inson, Nita Asher. Frank Asher, hohh Jay Fisher, and Kris ti Fisher. Moniipie Fadrluuc was a guest on Poh Ashmead's Shetland Sparky. v lsitmg Laurel Kelsey over the weekero were Roger Britt and fami!'. and Boh Kelsey and family . Joe Timpleton and girl friend were visitors at the Gary right residence this weekend. Mrs. Delsey Chapel and Queen Cassy wen weekend guests at the Lee Brisbois residence while Cassy ap peared as C'ueen of the Spray Rodeo. Lauren Delaney is a guest at the Art Stevens ranch. He helped out with the rodeo and is the guest speaker at the graduation exercises Thurs day night. Spike Nash and daughter Trina are visitors in Spray. Greg Connors and his new wiie spent the weekend vis iting and rodeoing in Spray. Weekend guests at the Bill Britt residence were Mr. and Mrs. Danell Baldwin and family . The Spray Assembly ofGod AMC's would like to thank everyone who helped with their" weekend Spaghetti feed and Buckaroo breakfast. The wonderful cooperation of everyone concerned was very much appreciated. Rhea Creek Mrs. Emma Crake was hos tess to the RheaCreekGrange ladies Activity Committee Thurs. The business meeting was held in the morning so everyone could attend the Simplicity Pattern StyleSho at the Fair Annex building. Mildred Wright, Chairman, reported ten entries in the sewing contest. Mary Wright Judy Stevens, Judy Wright, Dorris Graves, Muriel Pal mer, and Mildred Wright had enteries in Adult sewing, and Donna Mallory entered in both Adult and Children's clothing. Donna Mallory placed 2nd on a child's garment at Po mona judging, reported Mrs. Flossie ball, Pomona Chair man. There will be two con tests at State Grange, one, a special Pillow Case con test, the other on Cookies. If anyone wishes to enter, contact the chairman of the C W.A. In 1872 the Albert Wright family came to Morrow County to live and hornestead eu in the Rhea Creek, Hard mm area. This land has been farmed by Z genera tions of Wrights. To com emorate this 100th anniver sary of the Wright:; it was suggested a fireplace be built at Anson Aright Memorial Park and dedicated to this COLE Motor Industrial Farm Fcndh'ton ELECTRIC Rewinding - Comiiii-icial and liume 276-7761 tiuh.i.u i.u .':. Wi Jim. 7 t. 11 is the Inion Stuck Show, Morrow (Hunt) in. ml r will to exhibiting ,il Kill. sl.os. .iii.ii'iiie teams iiu'lu.linr 4-H liouu" -c ttirls wilt par ti, uuie in Tin IXilles meat ju.lt nil" contest. Traiuiui' for camp conn s. loi s will oflcr iwo days 1 f wiiikshops tor those who assist 111 tlK camping pi.viains. Dates are Juno 3, at I mted Church of Christ, i '-'inion, and June 10 at Cuts forth Park. The Condon train in, will to a leadership work shop incli.dlllj' older 4-H MieliiN rs tiom several Cani ties. The training at Cuts loitli will to tor Morrow i. ouiitv ramp counselors just prior to c.unp. Sidewalk Engineer Helps Save Life John Cook, the mm who knew what to do in an emer gency: He was watching the construction crew at the Ma rina in the new Park deve lopment m Irri'ron. from the window of his daugh ters home, when he Saw a dump truck roll over the bank and was completely sub merged in the Colum'na Ri ver. He ran to help the con struction foreman. The two men dove in and were able to open the door of the cab that was jammed and water pressure against it made it difficult to open. Dale Car ter of Portland, the driver of the truck was near drown ing and uuconcious when they got him ashore. Art ficial respiration was applied and he had regained conscious ness, when the L'matilla am' bulance arrived. He spent 2 day.- in the Umatilla Hospi tal and was dismissed with no apparent complications. The truck went off the fill, that win enclose the Marina, which can be seen in the back ground of the picture. Ladies event. The Anson Wright Park is on land donated by Mr . and Mrs. Walter Wright and is part of the original homestead. A committee of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright, Mrs. Orian Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wrightwere appointed to investigate the possibilities of getting the fireplace underway soon. Guests from Boardman for the meeting were Mrs. Flos sie Coats, Hazel Carpenter, Florence Pool and Mrs. Mar tha Baker. Mrs. Edith Babb was wel comed home from her winter in Arizona. The June meet ing will be at Anson Wright Memorial Park with a picnic. HOSPITAL Patients receiving medical care at Pioneer Memorial Hospital are Mary Schwarz, Heppner; Hattie Lee, Condon; Frank De Merritt, Kinzua; Linda Wonser, Hejipner; and Phil Higgins, Heppner. Earl Ayres of The -Dalles las been dismissed. Theda's x. NEW SHIPMENT Special Purchase Men's Quality Polyester $3.95 yd Open Mon. thru Sat THEDA BRITT Court Proceedings Col N TV COtHT Al'l.ll., 1072 Order foi County Treasui r to vt y ttuMic) lucli to Ve terans A flairs, order to transfer motor license fund to f . m r.il riwd fund. W Al.'KAN IS 1S.SU EDONGEN t HAL KINi). Standard Olfiro Stipph Tax Coll.exp.. ... Earl Sanders Or. Ct. jury Earl Sandeis Or. Ct. jury, mileage 5.8B .30 ;.2o Dept of Revenue Assessors St nidse... 17.53 John Lane S. Food rent (April) .00 James Driscoll, PM postage . 100.00 Case Furniture cthse sup -1-03 3V business Products pu)er 4 postage .... 73.13 Heppner C.aiette Times Juvenile Sup . 17.00 East Central Assoc. Contigency fund 684.23 M a honey 4. A bra ins ... JP6 witness jury 81.9C City of Heppner S. Food sup 3.00 Dunham Printuw; Co. JP5 sup 27.30 Turner. Van Marter Ins 17.30 Fords Tire Service sheriffs car exp 34.21 Morrow Co. Grain Gr. sheriffs car exp 2G4.54 Shell Oil Co. sheriffs car exp...... 12. 66 Standard Oil Co. sheriffs ear exp.... 237.79 Larry Fetsch sheriffs meals travel 10.49 Coast to Coast cthse 3.9G, CP sup. 1.47 5-4j Legislative Counsel JP 6 33.00, Co. Ct 33.00, DA 33.00 JP3 33.00 Rachel Harnett Museum sup... , 212.00 39.21 L.D. Tibbies Med. Inv 13.00 Pacific NW Bell current exp 7.64 Standard Oil Co. sheriff car exp 193.54 Padberg Machinery cthse sup 110.66 Pacific NW bell sheriffs comm 5.37 Standard Oil Co. Co. Ct. Exp 15.14 Jack Van Winkle Musuem new equip.. 91. 29 Mahoney & Abrams Cir. Ct. Sp. Attorney fund 220.00 Blue Cross of Ore. Sal. 251.00, Ins. 344.76 595.76 Gazette Times Off. Pub. 46.80, clerks 4.68 Assessors 28.71 DA sup. 21.00 101.19 Standard Office Assessors Sup. 5.88 JP6 sup. 16.55 22.43 Sheriff of L'matilla jail exp 324.00 Murrays Drug S. Food sup 1.77 Heppner Garbage Disp. cthse cup 3.00 Jessie Bell, Co. Clerk Mentally 111 7.50 Court St. Mkt. cthse Sup Columbia Basin Elec. cthse power Rentex Services cthse sup L.D. Tibbies H. nurse imm. Clinic 43.85 116.63 8.00 65.00 Olive Sweeney H. nurse tra vel exp 57.10 Addressograph Mult. Clerks sup 6.61 It's a boy An 8 lb. 3'2oz. baby boy was born May 17 at Pioneer Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lukesic of Her miston. He was named Do nald Richard and joins three brothers and one sister at home. Fabrics C.rnveh ('(instruction rlliM- nuint 20.1H) Central Market. cthse Mip 5 38 1 rnesl Jorensell Jl'fi plume. 40.92 sup. IH.S'.i, rent 33.33 92.84 IlnitlM Jean Bra lie) Jpti witness 5.00 Marcus F. pointer J PC witness 5.00 Gregory Greenup.. Jpti witness 5.00 City of Heppner cthse su 8.30 l'ettv joints cthse sup, 29.93 .. radio eipnp. 7.20 37.15 Heppner Nor Gas S. Food Su 1C.42 Paul W. Jones Co. C t. travel exp 23.43 Herman Winter DA Secy 143.11 travel 9.40, rent 63.00, sup. 3.40 plume 13.23 234.14 Hankers Life Ins 47.16 Western Auto cthse sup. 4.87 S. Food sup. 2.35 7.42 RKANTS ISSTEDON GEN ERAL ROAD FI ND: Hankers Life Ins 41.66 Western Auto nnsc 3.88 Farley Motor Co. Repairs 0G.86 parks 36.43. 103.31 Morrow Co. Grain Gr. repairs. 526.29, N. Equip. 9.500.00 10,026.29 Central Ore. Welders Supply repairs 24.43 Joe Young Explosives materials 2,365.75 Standard Office supplies 3.48 Elva Huhl materials 356.20 Columbia Basin misc. 69.94. parks 16.00 85.94 Coruett Green Feed repairs 6.08 City of Heppner nnsc 5.70 Stone Machinery repairs 205.64 Heppner Inland Chemical repairs.. 28.70 Penlex Service supplies 9.40 Clyde Equipment Co. 116.85 repairs Homer w. nugiies comm. exp Walter H. Hayes Comm. exp 20.02 42.68 Standard Oil Co. gas and oil 866.17 Fords Tire Service tires 465.74 Morrow Co. Gr. Gr. repairs Senter Tool Service repairs Pettyjohns repairs 13.27, misc. 1.49 182.63 30.00 14.76 L.L. Ropers Const materials Pacific NW Bell misc Standard Oil Co. eas & oil , Co. 944.25 10.74 6.34 B & C Repairs rpnairs 56.05 Pendleton Heppner Freight repairs.. 6.23 Agri Chem weeds Rhodia Inc. Weeds. Dept. oi Gen. Serv. new equip John Mollahan, trust acct. misc.. Blue Cross of Ore. ..1,419.00 . 1,353.00 ... 200.00 3.00 Sal, Ins! 244.68, , 185.64 430.32 21 inch Guardian with Key-Lectric' Start and troni Pow-R-Drivef. $214.95 innhr.hle n fill TlUQS SlatCS OHlV tExclusive trade name of The Toro PETTYJOHN'S Farm and Builders Supply 15 Real Estate KOK SAI.K 3 iHHlriHim . tiuullty Ikhim. Bit! kitch en, tiuill In dlhhwaiilier, luiye livinii room. It"" place, family Mom. h'h una n liulf. utility rtKim. 3 TV outlet, covered l.iiii. il.wiblo eurnort. at iiuheil to hliiule Biira;e u nil uliop plUh extra HO X 200 lot. B.irrait Addition. 1010 Falrview, ph. C70 5505. 2tfc FOR SALE r Lease Option 3 lii'droom house, Attrac tive price. Needs a handy man. Call 67G-9456 for de tails or rlle PO Pox 478 Lincoln City. Oregon 97367 8 tfc FOR SALE Spacious living In a 4-ocdroom home In lone. To baths, kitchen with eating area, family room, utility room, lots of closets and storage spue Electric heat. Fully Insul ated, new storm windows. 100x190 lot. New. shop t rear of lot. See Jim iur- nett Plume 422-7232. 9tfc For Sale-$1800 6GX Mobile home approved Lot 13 lot Plume C76-9I75 or see K!!L L3tfc Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COL'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW In the Matter of the Estate 01 WALTER RIETMANN, de ceased No. 1686 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN tliat the undersigned has teeii appointed personal represen tative of the above estate. All persons having claims against the estate are re quired to present the same within four months from this date at P.O. Box 2971, Port land. Oreeon 97208 Ia ted and first published this 11 day of May, 1972. F IRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON L A. CHRISTENSEN Personal Representative Address: P.O. Box 2971 Portland, Oregon 97208 19-21c NOTICE OF SALE BY TRUSTEE OF REAL PRO PERTY UNDER A TRUST DEED UNDER O.R.S. 86.735 THROUGH 86.785. MORROW COUNTY AB STRACT AND TITLE COM PANY, INC., as Trustee, gives the follow ing notice of sale of the following describ ed real property. 1. The names of the Gran tors are Fred E. and Gladys F. Miller, husband and wife; the Trustee, Morrow County Abstract and Title Company, Inc.; the Beneficiary the Bank of Eastern Oregon, a State Banking Coloration. Labor 7,202.77 First National Bank Sal 1,001.90 Standard Ins. Ins 47.88 State Dept. of Revenue Sal 325.60 Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Sal 319.26 Public Emp. Ret. Br. Sal. 532.16 . State Accid. Ins, 1,064.32 Fund 614.52 Sal, , 6.60 Ins. 607.92... Company P hi VJ If 2. The description of the property covered by the Trust Deed Is as follows: Lots 4,5.6, and 7. In Mock 1, Fuller's Addition to the Town of Lexington, Mor row County, Oregon. S. The txmk and page 'f mortgage records where the deed Is recorded Is as fol lows. Microfilm I'erords, Morrow County, Oregon, M 3279. 4. ' The default for which the foreclosure Is lo U- made is the failure of the Grantors to make the following pay ments; Principal Installments $173.85; Interest Due as of Jan. 20, 1972-$89.07, 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 per annum. 5. The sum owing under the obligation secured by the Trust Deed is $3.C26.00. 6. The Bank of Eastern Oregon as Beneficiary under the Trust Deed has elected to sell the proierty to sa tisfy the alnive obligation. 7. The date, time and place of the sale to tie made by the beneficiary shall to as follows: June 22, 1972, at the hour of 10:00 a.m., at offices of the Morrow County Abstract ami Title Company. Inc., 139 ESI Willow Mreei, Heppner, Oregon. 8. The Grantors may nave proceedings dtsmisseu unrt iht 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 $30.00 each, at any time prior to five days lie fore the date set for the sale. DONE and DATED this 2nd day of February, 1972. MORROW COUNTY AB STRACT 4 TITLE CO., INC. Trustee By: S- Harry T. O'Donnell, President. (MA)17-21c GOOD and our sincere ELGIN Portable stereo 8-track cartridge tape player weighs just 10 pounds. -j i 'i w m m , xu Has many features of cartridge stereos selling fur much, much more, including precision 8-track deck powerful built-in siereo amplifier. Takes standard 8-track cartridges, has two separatod volume controls, chaonel soleclur, and tone control. Operates on house current or its own batteries. Comes complete with autoboat cigarette l.ghter adapter and batteries ready to play anywhere. gl)9c ! COME IN AND SEE THE NEW ELGIN AM-FM PORTABLE RADIOS AND CLOCK RADIOS, TAPE RECORDERS and PLAYERS W5- 1 NOTICE OK HUIXiET HEARING The budget for the City of lioardman and the City of i.rdniaii irtan Renewal agency for the fiscal year 1972-73, In-ginning July I, 1972, was preiared on an ac counting ImsIs consistent with thai used In prior yuars. A copy of the budget document may N' Inspected or ol tallied between the hours of 9 00 a.m. and 5 00 p.m. at the C ity Hall. A meeting of the City Coun cil and the Urban Renewal Agency will I' held June 6. 1972 at 8 00 p.m. at the C ity Hall for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this budget. Anv erson my apM'ar lo discuss the budget or any rt of It. Dewey W. West, Jr. Mayor c 20-21 Mfl'icToF OREGON Will AT COMMISSION PI Ill.lC BUDGET MEETING NOTICE HEREBY ISGIV EN that a public meeting will tie held pursuant to ORS Chapter 578, The Oregon W heat Com mission Att, in the Confer ence Room of the Pendleton Grain Growers, Southwest Tenth and Dorlon Avenue, Pendleton, Oregon on Wed nesday, June 14, 1972 from 1 00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., upon a proposed budget for the op eration of the Oregon Wheat Commission during the fiscal year July 1. 1072 to June 30, 1973. At this meeting any pro ducer of wheat in Oregon lias a right to lie heard with respect to the proposed bud get, a copy of which is avail able for inspection under rea sonable circumstances in the office of each County Exten sion Agent in Oregon, For further information, contact the Oregon Wheat Commission office, P.O. Box 400, Pendleton, Oregon 97801 Dated this 19th day of May, 1972 ATTEST: MILTON MOR OAiV, . HA IK MAN RALPH B. McEWEN, AD MINISTRATOR 21c LUCK congratulations. ! 1 1 A. Two big 6" ipek'J Ply inywlw-iiilK"- outduou Compct-oniY 10" 1 12" x 6" Uni-ytit warranty Gift-giving idaa 1 $219 95 948 S.W. Birch Pilot Rock
