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Newspaper Page TextHVTPM-R Red Cross seeks D . f , . Boat Safety Chairman T! U: r C out! Fr Cr. Nurd K'!ed it trx.r ;.U qaarur roei'Mv to rt.) ro Cafi-K Arrest Ksras f. r ur : T: nr Mrmorul Kop:ul. Tfce boards art u fd !n a ;uT)fn!' Nart s!-V. Tr r ;urc?ueJ at a c: of each. It as r-;vrviJ5$Mf a collected on tr fu:id rr:e. SITS ii tins amount as fen: into the FrfiosiIoJ?:oe. Vrs. Nd fik.. Aid to V;liur cnairrnan. r;rtfd she r.ai Sud fx.r csts m :r las: to ri-or.:ri. One of :.n s. !ud rt-qu.rfd calls to Fr-.s Is ..)... la tt-e aoser.ot of Nornun Cl., First Aid chairman. Mrs. CUrles Ktari reported trat to First Aid classes cad ts-ts corr.pitted a: Board rr.au. Or. f.r standard Fir si Aid and the o:ar one Aivarcd First Aid. Arrult: rr.edu First Aid course as cotrplrtei at Ion Ust ;n:er and cne tr in Keppner tSis srria$ . Another rrC:i-n:du course is planned soon. Any one interested :n tr.is course should call V.r. Cl: to naw his name put on the list. Mrs. Crvlllt C-tsfortt, Slood Cnairniaa. d.scused promotions for tr. xt 51 xd rainf pr:r 13T3. Kurort 'AUson ;s assistant cha.rrr.an, Mrs. Jerri ?eere report ed oer $14. 5: cad bet r sent to trie Keppner Flood victims last spring from, the Spokane office of the American Fed Cross. Ttie board discussed the need for education in a".er safety and boat safety. Witt Lake Penland. there's more boats in the ater in Mcrro County tin before. The board is anxious to find a volunteer Boat Safety chair man. Mrs. r-enn.s Toney has ac cepted the appointment to serve as ater Safety chair man. She acted as liferuard at the pool at Mountain Home, Idaho for a number of years. Greg Green Cf Bovs State, Greg Gre en said.'-It as better than I thoucht it ould be." Ke bad beard a lot about the "horseplay' hatentocs: is surprised to see put into practice the legislative func tions hich taught tlx very much. Ke ran for Justice ofPeace and lost ty only three votes. Cf the 16 boys in his city of Larsen City, there ere fo of tt.em ho tok state offices. Five of the IS ere going to be student body pre sidents next fall He as impressed ith the high cali ber of guys attending and felt that some very real value as gained from his associa tions ith them. One of the beys be met from Echo as to be Greg's guest last eet end and they planned to at tend the Kick-off Dance. Ke expects to see others as be travels the basketball circuit this next year. Greg 1I be a senior in High School this fall and he hopes he ili attend Heppner High School. Hs favorites are journal is sr. and Eiolocy. GRAIN FIRE INSURANCE -The Fire Season will soon be here. -Don't let your season's work and income go up in smoke. -No waiting period. Coverage bound immediately. -See us for your Grain Fire Insur ance needs. Turner, Van fAarter and Bryant Ph. 676-9113 Heppner or.V r.AZlTU TIMFS Sue Greenup Graduates m Honors The aard of Vent for ex ctlltnce in Scholarship as prentfd to Sue Ellen Creenjp, oaufhttr of Mr. 1 Mrs. Ivn Cretiup at Enian ul Ko-sp.ul Sch.Ml of Nurs ing's f.fty-e'ifhtt! Corr.rs.t-nce-n.tnt in the Georgia-Pacific F.x.rr. at Memorial Cjlis-urr.p Portland, on June IT, 19'Z. A scholarship pran: accom panied the aard. F olio mg Commence men: a reception honoring Miss Orrenup as held at the hoaw of her Uncle 4 Aunt. Mr. i. Mrs. Clarence Greenup. Those from this area at tending graduaton and the reception ere Mr. i Mrs. Ton Greenup I sons Bill A. Crec and daughters Maryarme and Bridget Mr. i Mrs. Vl;t cteZ Ashbaci. Mr. and Mrs. Fobert Kilkenny, and sons F us sell and John. Ilene j tr.an. Mr. I Mrs. Robert Lau ghlm and daughter Tarr.i, Mr. 4 Mrs. dard Tarnasty, ton Barber, Mr. I Mrs. Raymond French, Cindy Ets trom. Fete Gilman, Mr. 4 Mrs. U.F. Kilkenny of Pen dleton and also many P ortland freincs including Judge 4 Mrs. John F. Kilkenny, Un cle 4 Aunt of Miss Greenup. Miss Greenup is employed at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner. on Boys Stale Last year he as assistant sports editor on the high scho ol paper and as business manager. He as on the var sity basketball and baseball teams. Ke played on tbe Larsen Citv basketball team tUe at Boys State. He said the Memorial Service to tbe ve teran as really nice." Ee enjoved the 4-H Dance. There as a certain amount oi borse play like ater balloon fights, seeing bo many guys could get in the elevator and be many cans thav could stack in the halL Meals? "Ob they ere ter rible most of the time." ERUCE EERGSTKOM has joined tbe Air Force and ill be in mechanics. Eeili leave July 3 for San Anto nio. Texas. Ke is a 1372 graduate of Heppner Higb School. Ke is the son of Bob Bergstrom and Mrs. Ran dall Peterson. D-A-VN 5AF. TT formerly of lone but no of Pendle ton is planning to help ith tbe swimming program at E OSK. She ill be helping itb instruction given at a pri vate pool. Thuri1a .June WSI Classes In l n t.lU County C ha, r nirftin C r. ta i .. dij.'d 1 Vkjttf S!t l!.truc t.i cl !o t-r tt 13 if ttilf rrfKllri.W F.ni fr.m i i.n.. to i: vK p'.rt.. dUy July 5 through Jly 14. T.h K h ur Firt I of ttn Vk.S.l. cH.rs. U! I Uj fht by . 1. Vrs. OiTJ.-R jtofj' fr.'tt! fj;ieu July 5 through SujsSu) July S. Tlir ec:i.: nn ti! of tu Courst is i 1j h.sir IVrt II iif thf S.I. .U h. tiu all by Clint rrj.-r. Sa!. ty service Fepri st r,tt:e of Spjn. Part II I! tf taught from MotKtjy July I J, thr.High FrtJav July 14. Frr-rfUl.tr fvC Uk.tij '.U .S.l. is that tach ..t uo. :.: trust tu a currtnt S:.: r Life Saing curd. TU full 3 Church Termed TTie combined Vacation Fil le Scho.l sponsored ty the thvd.st, LuttHrr, ndE;iv pal ChurcfK s ended on an n thusustic n.'te Friday sn ltig ith tbe cl.:ng jr. gram put on ty the s"ud nts f.r their parents and fr.tnd.- at tbe Junior H.gh Soh.Ml gyn.. Eeits of vtiatttK y'd lear ned and enthusiutic s.tiging by the 91 child.-tn tre part of the eve rung's pr.vrarr.. Tbe inner cf the "juni" collecting cor.trst as an nounced during the eterutig. Tbe inning class as tt.t Nursery class. The contest beteen the clusstS as t. see hich class could c.llect the luust useable ' jurjk r f oi the State Hospital at Fendle toc Amazing a tr, .Mints of plastic containers, old stuf fed toys, milk cartor, fab ric scraps and the lt poured into the Meth.!:st ino Episcopal Churohts during the eek. Earlier this etk three pick-up loads if col lectibles filled a room at the Rick Curtis home until the items ere fcaulrd to Pendleton. Competition as very close between the class es and the judges reported that they bad a difficult time making the final decision. This year's Bible School as staffed by a dedicated and talented group of people. Kead teachers in the Nursery Department ere Venessa Cutting and Gail Hughes as sisted by Shirley George. Jan Stroeber, Gen Dick ancKel layne Eaguenood. Karen Dubuque taught the kindergar ten age children and as as sisted by Ltji Hague :kxJ. CorLne Miles taught the first and second rrade students. The cost of living is lower. Effective immediately. Ford sticker prices reduced up to $50 on these models: f " ' St mo't i(t' yot f 3"i Tew - ows-ic !' oes" Nobocty beats the Northwest Ford Team: 1 st In sales, service. & customer satisfaction. Farley Motor Co. 126 East May Heppner Soon Open Pendleton 5 j r...ur ..f ; f..t.r i ! c.sJ) J -r t 'u'' ' iJ.,ii ! !i C. flu . C.ti.i.t i.t. r s.:.-. ;r. t: .. t. i t-K" !; 15 t,..ur 11 i r i 1 ii; C s.: . Ai.y.-iw :! r vd si; fur- N r i!d.-tr.a' -r. fj Oallt! i , j ct ..tic :-ft:ii. 'u '. ! t ;!.::. .fi to M ill l" t: c..-rt ar ;iatfd t. call tt.t I . d C r a:.dlf tht.r iu". r andjJJtts. fur t; r j.ta.ls .1I ! nail I'd l. ,j.-r .-tjJ. i.t nd .--.pilits t .11 N r.t. ' v-1. T' 1 1 is no ct..r. ! t' 1 c '-rsr, t'U: jt i t t ttut th.BC 'j.!- '?. ( t.'.i c. ft?- a-if.f w u: i.ff.r s.r! . -!.:.' r ' ji ' -t ' ,.f tt V : t Ccun'y ywm.n.i'c ; l t: . n.- Bible School Success Head t.aot.r f.r the third od :. rt: i rj.:- r Puu i.r N'.a"-.r. aM.-ttd ty Na nov Sk''.tr.. .'uty O 'ctiiauef and J-d. Aitta Kl.:;:--r ta.;:;t It!. a:vd 6th j-raj. rs aoo Ft. Cutting tt Tt:. a-d ttr krdt. ujjj. Mj ;c a taut.t.t ty Lit Cur tis ac-.-miatiird : Kritie KagiK- c Craft t rt uu o, r tht dir.. vti..t ' Tatu Bu tt, t as..-'.-.-- by 0-; Drakr. Claadia H-k-tts at Ann bi jr: :ur i-'i t:. n.ai.y sec r, ta.-il i--i. C.-s-; t r.n uaut nts f. r th .-oh.-.i ere Lii Curtu- ad Futr, Maatt. Ir. tt t-itohet. D-ris Cut t.r.g and Ct'ilit Hunt ere ktpt busy m.xitg k.'-i-idf and rvi.-a.' O.K-.it-; t. all o! the class . Many p-rents pr 'Vii.-o rftrt-shn.ents lot r-.k and closing jrogram. FjII v in; Friii'. evcti uig ;r frail., rfr5shn.cSts ftcre st rved ;r. tt.e ctiojl Cafrt-.r.a allO Ci.S.- prijfCtS tre displayed. This year'.- combined Va cation E.tle Sch;.i aS t-rm-ed a big suo.s by all ho participate. C'f tht ninety children ir. attendance. 62 had prft-:t att-: niit.ee. Plans are already undray tc have a similar scho il nt-xt year, planning 1 probably begin m early Oe'ober. JEANN1E VVS1C. daughter of V.r. and Mrs. ButShuman, is here to stay niie her hus band is serving in the U.S. Air Force ir. Guam. Mrs. Bob Shun-an Ce dontoAbi. line, Tex. aiicthey drove back tot:Kar . jt . ... . t . Hove , acood F RD summer Legal Notice vnee to n.::iNTiAi m inns Ka ri i'it4 it i N.,Mr- I frH-!if July I. I?;, tt lit) carin.-J iu t'tJd.nf iwrn.it if r ol-n-tial tuiUr ;th.ut St! puJ -v r b-rd r-i.trtio&. l la.ar S. Gr t, FrCf-rJt r ruK.kft June Zh c1VV.:NG IXL NOTICE NO f A1MV1NG -Tl FSTAY, J1LV 4 th FvVL CLOIP. FuK.sf. June 2$.) i THE ClKCUrCOlHT CF Tht STATE oF dFEGC'V FCH TKi COIN TV OF 1 ri the rtuti-r cf the Es Ut f JOHN LANE, dt-ccas- e-1 No. im NOTICE TO INTERESTED Ft RSONS NOTICE 1SKEFEFVCIVES tit the undt rstgned has btn a; ;intfd -rsoiul represt-n-tat.Ne of the above estate. All persons haMng claims aCi. n.-t the estate are requir ed to present them to the unci- rsigTtfd personal repre sen tat. e at ttie offices of Ma h ny 41 Abrams F.O. Box 4:8, 274 N. Main St . Kep piier, Oregon Tfc3. ithm f.iur nior.ths after the date of tt-e first publication of this rii.tiO. LATED and first published h.s bth day of June, 1972. s-Cene Pit-rce Fers oral Pt-presentitive Address: c-o Batik of EaSternOregon Heppnt-r, Oregon 97836 COWBOY DANCE July 3rd and 4th FAIRGROUNDS 0 ri COWBOY BREAKFAST Tuesday Morning0 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. CITY PARK Golfing Antique Sale Kids Games Fireworks Display Tennis Matches Bar-B-Q Supper MY Monday and Tuesday CONDON, OREGON This Ad Sponsored Through the Courtesy of Columbia Basin Electric Co-op "Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties" Telephone 676-9146 J.ICONP NOTRE of UUtT HLAFINC Tt H.rJ v4 rirect.if t i4 Wrpmr Cnwh-r Mjinte- IUIk-t I littU'l U1 b.4J 4 iut4 ic htrtr f.r it itif ve iif J.kt'ukk.im t! tsi.,it .r ihr I irt t r tbr fir el r li7;.?J. U(:niiii Jul 1. 1?"2. i rdnriKU. Jul 12. H72. at 7 j.n.. IS 125 stuid Strt, Hej-p. inr. Ortgvin. Any fia) appear to diiuk tt budgrtor h iart fit If. A C. nf tb budget divunirnt nay t in;t ctisl or ft taiiirJ b t n the b.urt of 9 a n., and S p.m. ol rd II n. to I p.m.) at Hrpj rrr Cit Hall. Tte f.rt N.itiff Hid Sum siry a puU.Ntufd in tt Hi;iir Cairttf Tin r djte of June 22. 1972. John A. rtV.ffer, Chairnun 26 SECOND NOTICE OF BVDCET KEAKINC The Keppmr Common Council uU tkJJ a public bearing for the purpose of dis cussing the budget f.T tiie C it) of H ; rn r, Oregon, for thf f.scl year 1 372-73 1 gin ning July 1. 1972, un Mon day. July 10. 1372. at 6 p. m. at City Hall. Any person may appear to discuss the budgtt or any part of it. A copy of the budget document n) be ins;cted or obUmed bteen th hours of 9 am. and 5 p.m. closed 12 n. to 1 p.m.) at Keppner C'! hall. Ttie first Notice and Sum mary as puUistied in the Heppner Gaiette Times dute of June 22. 1372. William C. Collins. Mayor Morrow Count. 26-c. CALL FOR BIDS ON FUEL OIL. BULK GASOLINE. DIE SEL FUEL, ANTI-FKEEZE. BUS SERVICE AND Sl'FFLY AND CONTRACT BUS FUNS. Time Condon jfw !f w'Taf gj" NOTICE fc HtFlliV CI MS THKX IeJ Md Ut ttur4 at thr Offic U tht l uSlUt Suj"tHnlrtfc1rlltnf Vtorfi Cn! ScKv4 lis tliot F-l. K1 JC.l i''ovi. Orrif.. f.Tfurfithii( al.l- l tri!' the .dl. in-. I. Fs Jk t u. l vd. i rf.:oli ami buli dtrkrl furl f. r acts it) tm. 3 fun txrticir and tuifl) in I.mit, .arJttin and Irn j on. 4. Anti-f rrl. CONTRACT MS FI NS 1. Ion Morgan Ce cil to lone Sch.oi. 2. Hubrr liarnt-Ci to I r Xiflgt.A. 5. Mclaughlin-Miller Run. Bid are to b rec !! for ti(rning at 2.00 p.m., on July 17. 1972, and ill be prrx-nted to the district It ard at a regular netutg call ed tor Jul) 17, 1972. at 100 p.m. Information, spcif;catji ns, and bid forma are avai lable at the office of the Clrk of Morrow Count) Sch. .4 Tutrict P-l, Bua 36S, LexitHt,. Orgon 97839. Tbe School Board rstr e the rifht to rtyct an) or all bids, waive any or all claims or technicalities. Bids are to be nt or de livered uijy in Staled etne lops, plainly marked, " Fut 1 Oil Bid". "Bulk Gasoline Bid. -Dirs.1 Fu.l Bid". "Bas Seruce Bid". "Anti Freere Bid, or "Contaact Bus Fun B:d". Gerald Feck, Chairman Gail Burkenbine, Deputy Clerk Morrow County Schcxil Dist rict F-l.' Publication Dates: June 29, 1972 and July 6, 1972. c 26-27 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNT.' CF MORRO'A ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA, a Pennsylvania corporation, and MCCFE RANE MANUFACTL'FING. Co., an Orecon corrxration, Fourth Jackpot ft 4, 197: ruidtifti. . Nil V J TOr RV. IIONNA J lOMKY. X'R. IK kk.AlK'N CO , aa Ores CorjraH'. ilkJ f'lNMS B. Hi. AV lt truiallla No, s:;s NOTICE OF SHKRFIF-S SUt OF KE AL muriHTY In ittue of an eiecutlon and or r of ale tsod out if it to-ntitll ctmrt and caue. dati-d the 2nd da) . June. 1972, upon a )ud gmrnt and dvcree entered In the te entitled suit on March 6. 1972. In favor of Aluminum Conian) of Anter lea. a Pennsylvania corpora lion, and MiKire-Haiw Manu factunm Co.. adOrejoncor poration. 4atntiff. and aca ir.st dr (. TKlanls Bill) 3. Tow erj and Ti rf) lrruatton Co., an Orefon corrraHon, which enerutior. and order of mil was to n directed J comnandtHi n to sell U real pr.irty hereinafter scrihra to satisfy the liens and charj-ea specified In said )ud.-!nnt and decree. I will on ttie 7th da) of July. 1972, al the hour of 11 a.m. at the front door of the County Courthouse In Heppner, Mor row County, Orecon. offer for sale and sell at public auc tion for cash, subject to re demjition as proldd by law, all tbe riitht, title and in terest of the otfendants In said suit and all parties claiming by . through, or under them in or to tt fol low inj-vlescntied real pro perty, to wit: indmded one half Interest in all of Section 10, Twp 4 N, Ranee 26 E of Wil lamette Meridianlocated In Morrow County. Oregon. FATED this 5th day of June, 1972. First publication date: June 8, 1972 Last publication date: June 29. 1972. JOHN MOLLAHAN, Sheriff of Morrow County. Oregon Bt John M ollahan c 23-24-25-26 DOWNTOWN PARADE TUESDAY ONLY JULY 4th 11:00 A.M. RODEO 1 :30 P.M. Daily Admission Adults SI. 50 Children 75c Steam Thrasher Display In Operation July 4th At Fairgrounds LIVE MUSIC FEATURED IN THE PARK JULY 4 See the first appearance of Heppner's Chamber Centennial float (We HoDe)