Pat Brindle-County Court
to survey housing needs
3in:t V.F-N rt ilroN
r3 rcrur -."tf trw Aiv:.)
Council f.r ttw Henrwr Nei
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d.IUt. T. Tt',-T'.rl I ood 5U
r:; !uv p.. u;, I; no
r-qu:-f ;:... t. ru $::.x
, r'E UiX suites. Si
."tn! tuusinf meet
in '.t .' i la Silt in.
Tr.: ill il; her tr. the
rr. ; .-. i houstaf pnY"in; i
tr V.rro C -tint) C-H.rU
Ste ill prepare bous:n sta
tistics r.d a qas:;jiu:r.
fhe rt;rtvd :rit scrr.e fo
;lf v.' ;.-r iitc.r.e r pu
inf n.re trun 51 percent
c th:r :nr. nx !. r r nt i.-.i
utilities. Sen: of y (U
Ct s riie nc itt r ?n trie in
Side and t.-Jet r.xmis are asia
outside. Government d.rec
t:'.is $) tat d: rr.jre Ksao
23 ;tt r. r.t s: ul re paid
I. r r :.: and util.ties. Is
:ne stu and surve v :r.at Mrs.
Br:aw .U conduct t.r tte
Coun'j Court, people must
indici'e an mitres: in sur-
Mrs. Srmie reported oc
trie pr jress of those :r. the
tr;: proerarr.. Senior Ci
tizen cont.aiie to mett. The
Corcas S.K:et of the Seven
family reunion
Mr. izi Mrs. Earl S:ard
Lex:r.-tor.. -rove to YakiniA
last weekend ar.i p:ckr2 up
Mrs. S:ard"s trc-tfrcr. ro
ira s.
i rVn 2-.-ve to Ta
crnia
reuiuor;
trotfers
nd Sis
ters. Ttis as :tw firs:
time tbe tad beer toceter
fr cvir IS vears.
Attendji bes.des the
Solaris and Mr. laralls
ere: Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Ferebee. lurene; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Blackburn, Eu
rene. Mr. and Mrs.Andre
Ingalls, Madisot, W:s.
A p:cn:: as kill on Sa
turday for trie nieces and nep
hews of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence irxalls of Tac xa. The
picn.c as at the home of
Marian Infills, and 44 people
attended. They caxe from
Alameda, lenair and Tur
lock, Calif.. Eugene, Ontar
io, Sprxrfield and Lexing
ton Oregon; and Kent, Sum
ner, Pu;.ailup, Seattle, Mt.
Vernon Gratax, Yakixa and
Tacoma. 'a.
Sunda;., the Soirds drove
to Steilacoom, a. for break
fast at the heme of Mr. and
Mrs. lion Laacblin. Mrs.
Laughlin is Mr. Soard's
niece.
VACATIONING
Barbara Jessxer and three
daughters. Marilyn, Glenda
and ilar;e nave returned from
a fun-filled vacation to Cal
ifornia. They stopped enroute
down to San Francisco at
Eureka to v.sit Mrs. Jess
mer s brother. They sa all
the tourist sights and Visited
friends in Pleasantoc.
They caxe up the coast
and stopped at PixieLand and
visited friends a: Springfield,
S'eet Home, rainier in Ore
gon and in Westport, Ua,
mp. a:c y.?s. do.v
rALSITN of Soap Lake are
here visiting her folks, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Collins.
Another visitor at the Col
lins home is grandson, Davie
To"Jeben of Harrisburg. He
is taking swimming lessons.
MS. AND MPS. EE WILSON
left on vacation last week.
Enroute to Canada they plan
ned to st of in Tacoma to see
brother-in-law and in Brem
erton to see his sister who
is quite ill.
MP. i MPS. LYLE JENSEN
and their children, Jodi,
Mike and Fene and Lisa of
Adams, visited Sunday at the
home of Lyle s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lincoln Nash.
COLE ZLEZTR1C
Motor Rewinding
Ir.dJ-tr;! - Commercial
Farm and Home
Fenitr. 776 l
th r) Advvntikt Cburcl i r,w
IJ-J !Sr frfrf hfrn?S in
U, Ttw M..th.r Cut in
Jun. St. Patrick Churct
-ini. ii tn Jul an4 an
uc in Aut'uiit.
In-ksnd 4$ d.r. Lt ttx
un:r. of u '.:t &i $3M.
VoIuntftTS rr' d.n tth
i t ril nioviiu; ai) and on
tr;;. H-err tr r t no
a fu!!-tLt!t' of voluiitters.
Ar.voiH' .t:.n' to b i vol-
untetr at th V ihN'rhood
Cttitfr nu ;;! arw! f.U in
dur;n s.n.s.i r iCiti,ti and
hn nedtd. n.Uv Uaur
ill b . :.: at :t. c r.tt-r
or. th NYC fr.vrn. and Ja
r.. M:Fotrti is or. Ma.n
Strearr. pr.vtan..
The CfP.ttr recntl sent
ever a lJd of things fur tte
'Ntxt to Sew Shop" at the
Act:;t) Centrr and Action
House in Pendleton. About
30 from the Act;vit) Center
will be t the 4-K Caxp it
Cutsforth Fark, Jul) 5-.
Some of thtx are tn wheel
chairs, sor.e Save never b n
to the w.ds and mountains,
some are cn.i.i( over b;
plane for trieir first plane
rtdr. A! t:,e Activity Cen
ttr, the) are nikirf tropr
ies. St wing, studi.if CEr
bv'As. learmnt gardening and
landscaping. Some from the
Center are s n to be re
psUrly employed. Three
girls from. Keppner wl soon
be placed m the Center under
the EISA .Developmental Ei-
Sibiiities Service ActX The
Center recently received a
grant for $:3.;5c.
Mrs. Brindle announced
that Si:?,000 OEO money had
been approved for Morrrw
L'matilla Counties for Sept. 1,
19T2 to Auras: 31. 13T3.
More new books
at
Heppner Library
Non Fic:ion; "Way Back
When." b Mildred Searcey
Stories, Legends and Anec
dotes of early Umatilla and
Morrow Counties); "Geroni
mo," by Adams; "Bacon
I Beans from a Gold Pan,"
by Cofiey and Koeper.
Fiction: "The Flag Cap
tain" tj Kent, "The Twelfth
Mile," by Perrault.
Young Adult: "Sunlight Val
ley" by Baldwin; "The End
of Summer," byCiewes; " Ey
the Highway Home," b Stoiz.
Juvenile: "The Trouble
Witt Horses," by Seiigman,
" The Blind Connemara," by
Anderson; "The Monkey with
a Notion,' by Blough; "The
Case of the Scared) Cats,"
by Soosall: "Billy's Mon
ster," by Sykes; "Nobody-
Is Perfick, ' by Waber;
"Schoolroom In the Parlor,"
bv Caudill.
Saturday Mite -
At Dusk
lone Memorial
ione American Legion Post No. 95
(contributions will be accepted)
Little League Game ;l Swimming Pool
6 p'm' I will be open
make up game
Indians vs Dodgers ; ' '
TK3 KZSSASE SWITSOBIB IT
DANK OF
Ail r ('- v
r r 1 O
ELAINE CEORGE. Hep nr Sor.t.mist ir.stalied the of
ficers of th Fer.dleton Sort.n.ist Club last WedtHsdav
:r. Pendleton, other Kep ner men.brs attending were Mrs.
w.. Vkeatherford. Mrs. Clayton Swetk, Mrs. Etu Parker,
Mrs. M.ke Crav, Mrs. Acr.ts S;rr of Heppner wis also
a guest. Mrs. Cl.fi Adair is Ptndletor. s new presid. nt.
Willow Creek Golfing
There iai be a Fan.il) Play
Da) and Barbecu at willow
Cretk Country Clut on July
2. The ;-fcD Foursome sta
rts at 4 30. Barbecue C1
News of Sather
Steve Sather is expected to
vis;! here lattr in the sum
mer. He is now playing with
a band that is last gaining
a name for itself. The
bund has bookings at Soul
City, Texas and later w,.-n
the) are at Lake Tahoe, Steve
will come or. up to Heppner.
He will visit his mothtr Dee
Sather, bis grandmother
Mary L'lrich and mar.)
friends.
Steve graduated from Hep
pner High school in 1970
and attended BMCC one year
before going to school ir. Lai
las. Texas last year.
Steve played with Page 12
when he ws here in High
School that was later renamed
to L'i. Barrell.
MP. i
are in
Ted is
ments.
them at
. MPS. TED SMITH
Walla Walla where
taking cobalt treat
Friends may write
5o Jade St.. Golden
West Mobile Home Court,
Walla Walla, Wa. 99362.
MP. i MPS. CON ADKINS
of Vancouver, Wa. and Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Winters of
Pendleton visited Mrs. Jes
sie Furlong last weekend and
attended the annual Leathers
picnic with her.
mm
Sponsored by
TOT HOMr-OWHEB MAMt AS
D pastern Oregon
mtrmm icmt axuk ctoh
trrmrm TZDOAX. BOOSTT DIU1AJICX COVOmATIOB
be after pla) ts finished a
bout 6 30. Th.ise planning to
attend are asked to bring own
meat to barbecue. Those with
names beginning A-L are to
bring a dtssert and M-Z sa
lads. Hosts are Lowell Crib
bles. Phil Matunevs and Bob
Kell;s.
Mens Plav ts Sundav morn
ing with Tee-tiff at 9 o'clock.
LOCAL GOLF EPS DIE
well wtn the Cona.in golf
club hostrd the Ht-ppnt-r golf
ers in an invitati .nJ tourna
ment June 4. Lady w inn rs
included Btv. Gunckrsjn, the
oiJv woman golfer from Hep
pner. Winners for the mt-n
from Heppner includt-d L-i-Verne
Van Mrter, low gross;
Ed Gunderson, second low
gross and closest to the pin,
C.C. Carrr.ichael, low net;
Dale Hedman, second low net,
and TomShear, longest drive.
MP. 4 MPS. DEAN CON
NOR and children left on
vacation Sunday. The) headed
for California, where they
were to meet Mr. Connor's
sister and brother-in-law and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Er
nie Drake. The group was
going to Disneyland and then
planned a tour ofCalifornia's
points of interests.
July 1
Field
A COKJfOWnT lUriCI
Someone s Going To Be Surprised Delegates return from
runt tbrwerkJutu 15th LeQiOn (C
kome p. r. i.r p riu who
rvtdttitl) did . know nmch
atsKii t;n; t wtr (hi. f rut
a h.Jr in th It net at Col
unit ii lusic llectric's Coo
d Suh Station.
Th Ct- fU th) are
foiog to b dikapcoiiitrd to
fine th went to so much
work, I o. a ctunr uf tl
tittg hurt, and alo tiv a
chance of tx lug cau,;ht and
nt to ftil tor wire that is
worth out) about 10 cntpr
vHiiid (or a total talu of
about $70.50.
F th ttm the) consider
trx tr rtk th txpft-ns th
had (or transpvrutton and
kuch plus th fact that mot
Ruggles-Hulse
get-to-gether
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fug
gles accompanied bv Mrs. Ola
Puggles attemVd th annual
Eugojes-Huls get-to gether
at Ohio Falls Park. Walter
and Oscar Fuggles tturrted
th Huls sisters to start
th tn.i!y gathering which
is growing bigger each year.
There were 65 plus attending
this vear. Th Ruggles park
ed their Airstream at the
Deschutes river. When th)
arrived Fridav atKHit I p.m.
thre were on!) 4 or 5 rigs
but bv evening the park was
practical!) full.
Little League
The Willow Creek Little
League season gets more con
fused as it nears completion.
Make-up games that haven't
been played, game cancella
tions, and bud weather are all
taking their toll on league
standings, causing the uneven
league record.
The game between the
Braves and the Dodgers June
26 was cancelled because not
enough players turned out
far the game.
The teams, coaches, and
records are as follows:
Braves Tom Wilson and
Glen Ward 6 wins, 1 loss,
Indians Lindsay Kincaid
and Dale LaPue 4 wins and
2 lasses, Giants Dan Mc
Bride and Larry Heath - 3
wins and 3 losses; and the
Dodgers Harley Sager and
Marv Sumner-2 wins and 3
June 29 - BFAVE5 VS
G LA NTS.
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OPEN
scrap buyers of cmirr wire
turn tn a report to their po
lice drrtnnts It mvansthe
thieves art taking pr.tt) high
rk (r the iiixKiht 4 re
turn th) recr tv4.
Th ptTSk nre who could
make some easy money ts
an one who will furnish in
formation leading to the
arrest and conviction of the
guilt) psms and will re
ceive a $250.00 rward for
their information,
Columbia Usin Electric
would rattirr have loaned the
thivs a ke) to th lot be
cause the damage to the fence
is more than the value of the
wire.
Kinzua News
M.N7VA Th annual va
cation (or employees of Kin
zua Corporation started this
weekend and will continue
until July 10. Pepatr crews
are hard at work but the bulk
of the employees have scat
tered for visits with rela
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wright
left Friday morning from
Portland International Air
port for a trip to Europe.
They Cew b) polar Eight to
London where the) will spend
several da.vs, then visit Pa
ris and Fome before going to
Brendisi, Italy to visit Bec
kys uncle and family, the
Paul Stubblefields. Crystal
and Kirk are spending the
time with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stubblefield.
Mrs. Jewel WtbbandTorrl
of Challenge, Cal;L arrived
the first part of last week
to visit with the Mike Wrights
before they left.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and
family of St. Helens and Mrs.
Betty Shell of London, Ken
tucky visited with frienas
here Monday. Mrs. Shell
has been in Florida and Ken
tucky be fore coming to Ore
gon to visit with the Smiths
and the Zolen Tripps in Fed
mond. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cory
and Dawn planned to spend
the first part of their vaca
tion on the coast before be
fore going to Idaho to a fam
ily reunion.
Archie Cox left Friday
evening for Oxnard, Calif, to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Stan Cox
and family and on bis return
trip to visit at Poseburg with
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cox and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Stephens and family.
MARBRO DATSUN SAYS:
DATSUN
SPECIAL USED PICKUP AND CANOPY'
EVENINGS 'til 7 Monday
Sales and
f.larbro Datsun
Gene Brown - Doe
Mr. and Mrs. Arme H d
man and Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Ha ml id etfjeyrd on belit
tles of Oregon as th) went
to Medford for th 54th Amer
ican legion and Auxiliary
Convention June 22-24. They
cirded Crater lake and fol
lowed the Rofue River. Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Rmd joined
them later at the Convention.
The Joint Me mortal Service
was held Wedm sda) evening.
The colors were presented in
a breath-taking manner. The
room ws darkened and a
spot of light f.Jlowed a young
girl as she brought the colors
from the buck of th room.
Each District president and
commandt r laid one of the
County sends 23
to 4-H
Summer School
MOKPOW COl'NTV SENDS
23 to SI MMER SCHOOL
Oregon 4-H Summer School
on campus at OSU offered
a wide range of activities for
older 4-H ers attending.
They heard " The New Ore
gon Singers'' n.et Luther Jur
sted, Portland Mountaineer
who presented "Adventures
of the Furtberest Extension",
Klrby Brumfield. Portland
TV personality whopreseiited
a, multi-media program
"Child of The Iniverslty".
There was also a special
outdoor education class at
th Oregon 4-H Center near
Salem, There were 70 edu
cational classes to choose
among track meets
Talent Show - an interna
tional assembly and a dance
and movie.
There is never a dull or
idle minute at 4-H Summer
School! Livingaccomodations
are in the college dorms
which offers members an op
portunity to really feel how it
is to be a .cdlege student.
Morrow Count) 4-H Sum
mer School delegates and
chaperones returned June
17th.
Norenes at
Skull Springs
Dr. and Mrs. James Norene
and Tracie went to Skull
Springs in the heart of Mal
huer County for a weeks va
cation. They were joined
there by friends from Bend.
Tbey found a few arrow heads.
and more
'63 Scout 4 whool drive, A
climber, new tires.
a
'62 CMC 9 passongoe Suburban, 4 speed.
Bic wheels and tires, Yellow. Built tor
an active family
'60 Ford Vt ton Pickup, 6 cylinder. 3 soeed.
new tires. White. Transportation plus
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Bre'and Jim Blagg
Legion convention
new big popie b) the Bible
In memor) of departed vet
eran. The Menuuul wrvtc
speaker was the Department
Legion chaplain.
The Legion seskions wr
held at the Medford High
Schixi auditorium. The wo
men met at Holiday Inn.
More than 400 attended the
banquet. The Officers Break
fasts were held the following
morning.
In reports, the Auxiliary
merobt rs were told there are
10,913 members in Oregon,
$32,91s, was turned In (or the
Poppy fund, $17,053. for
Check of the Month in which
each unit contributes $2. a
month. $20,0fl. in gifts (or
the Gift shiip from which 5B6
families were remembered
with gifts.
The high point of the con
vention (or the Eastern Ore
gon members was the elec
tion of JuamU Murchison of
Pendleton as 2nd vice presi
dent of Department, Mrs.
Howard Larson is the new
Department president and
Mrs. Joseph Marcroft is 1st
vice president.
The Emergency Fund was
started (or Legion and Auxil
iary members by a bequest
from a member. In an emer
gency, a member may draw
$130. for two consecutive
months. This is a gift and need
not be paid buck.
The Imperial Cadtts of NE
Portland won the drum and
Bugle Corp Contest. Next
year's convention will be held
at Seaside.
Enroute home, the HanJin
Hedman car stopped at Bend
overnight. The follow ing
morning they were breakfast
guests of Mrs. Han Jin's son
I daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. R.S. Herlinger.
OSU HONORS
Spring term honor roll has
been announced for Oregon
State University. Two Mor
row Countians are straight-A
students: Charles A. Nelson,
senior and Paul J. Proud
foot, Junior, both in Agricul
ture. Heppner: Billy C. Bellamy,
Senior Agriculture.
Lexington: Kristin S. Nel
son, sophomore. Home Eco
nomics. lone: Janice A. Brooks, jun
ior, Humanities and Social
Sciences; John E. Rawlins,
senior, Science.
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