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t t:v.I Turd.. Aiut J I. H I't'i'Vt i t !'! IS Krai KM ate n u d1 lq) 5 11 1 e t E i Lnru in J L7 MA Heppner Gazette - Times Will Mail This r?rnT?frvn rvn UJLlJ mDOTTDW Any Place in the Hfi r (5 A Copy Or 1 Copies For S3o0 ORDER BLANK For HEPPNER CENTENNIAL EDITION 'August 24, 1972) 35c EACH BY MAIL v.... : ' ,u""-- Tim-v B-. 337, Heppner OR DEP. if the Centennial . T.rrn-s to 'he names . - .. : .-'! is S CV Zip C:- S"-.-e- , Name Ci'v Zip Zip Zip Tf e Sir.i!Miiis!s are m charpe of the Country Store again this vcar Mrs Fd Gontv and Mrs Rill Weatherlord discuss plans as thev pet txKi'ih re.id fur business FOR SALE On M in L intfotv. Good (or a mobile bom or trailer. rernct pardcn spot. Contact Mra. Cati TaJlwrs. Uxinfton. S1-34P FOr"saU-a"p HiHifc. J apt., rent tZ 10 month. Rood appointment. CUe.6-flB after 6.30 p.m. FuK SALi Bedroom horn 10 Heppner on t lot. hs' nient oil (urnace. Make an offer, ph. 676-5820. FOR SALE F'cal (or new ly married couple or re tired couple. Two bed Mim home In Mlltor.-Fret-water at 103 S. W. f.ih Walkms dwinnce to ttouth buKini'iw wrtion, t-hurche and city hall Call 7f SIT- tn Heppner cr 938 -M73 in Milton Frerwatcr. lt' P FOR SALE 1 acr plus barn, located near ton, (eiired, room (or to horses. 900 phone 676 5534. Dan Thonijison tic FOR SALE 3 bedroom quality house. BiR kitch en, built-in dishwasher, larye IivinK room, (Ire place, (umily room, bath and a half, utility room, 3 TV ouilets, covered patio, double curport, at tached to sincle EaraRC and shop plus extra SO X 200 lot. Burratt Addition, 1010 Falr-iew. ph. 676 5;h15. 2tfo Shrine Game Local people attendmR the annual East -West Shrine panie were disapjHiinted that the favorite son, big Barney Marshall, didn't pet to see more action on Saturdays pame Quarter Iwcks usually travel uith the coach but this year Condon's Keith Morgan filled that position for most of the pame He made the one Touch down of the pame for the East The final score was M to 8 The Teen Corner at the Morrou County Fair is new this year: a special area for dispUners 12 to IK years old Kelley Wolff and l'ccp Schlichtmp work to pet the area ready for display Monday Exhibits were alread tKiurmp in Charles Dillon Passes rH Marv l.ee Marliw IklAKIW! AN Funeral ser vices were held Saturday at 2 3i p ni at the Boardman Community Church for Char les Dillon. 1. who died Aug 15 at the Kadlec Hospital in Kichland. Wa F'astor Neil King of the Boardman church conducted the services Keith Harmon of The Dalles was soloist and Jessie I'nder hil! of The Dalles was organ ist. Pall bearers were Willard Baker. Ariel Gordon. Delnier Hug. Walter Hayes. Harold Hash and t'.d Kuhn Mr Dillon had been a resi dent of Boardman for 52 vears He w as born in Marlin. Mo Nov. 27. imi. one of six children of George and Alice Dillon He came to Oregon in iWi to The Dalles He was married Feb 8. 191 1 to Clara Vibtiert in Madras and they came to Boardman in 1920 Survivors include his widow of Boardman: one son. War ren of Wilsonville; two daugh ters. Maxine Nellie) Wrenn of Seattle. Wa . and Mrs Lester Carol Moen of Board man: one brother. George Dillon of Portland: two sis ters. Maud Dillon of Portland and Molly Dillon of Falls Church. Va ; four grand children and four great-grandchildren. Burial was in P.iverview Cemetery at Board man. Burns Mortuary of Hermiston was in charge Visitors this week at the home of Mr ifnd Mrs. Pete Peterson are her mother. Mrs Martin Gronberg of Choteau. Mont . and her brother-in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs. Joe Varetia of Anaconda. Mont. Mrs Darrel LaChanee and daughters Tammy. Kathy and Jennifer of Arkansas, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jim Dowdy of Oklahoma visited Mrs. LaChances parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Clarence LaChanee of Kingston. Wa.. who spent last week here at the Hazel Carpenter home. Zearl Gillespie and Hazel Carpenter have returned home from a ten day trip to Lomond. Alta . Can. where thev visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs Hurst Gouldthorp, Mr and Mrs Jack West. Mr. and Mrs. Albert West and Mr. and Mrs Herbert West, and attended the wedding of the daughter of the Her b e r t West's. Beatrice to Bud Lee. Mr. and Mrs Jim Harding of Fair Oaks. Ca. visited one day last week at the home of Mrs. Harding s sister-in-law . Mrs Hazel Miller. A weekend visitor at the Miller home was Mrs Miller's grand son, Tommy Carpenter of La Grande. Mrs Harold Baker and daughters Karen and Kristie visited two days last week in LaGrande at the home of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs Vern Carpenter. Cynthia. Karleen and Mich ael Boice of Kennewick. Wa are visiting their grandjuir ents. Mr. and Mrs Willard Baker Mrs Boh Miller and her sister. Mrs Carl Gaede of Gresham visited one day last week at the home of Mrs Millers sister-in-law, Mrs Hazel Miller Mr and Mrs Donald Sie grist and children Mark, Matthew and Terry of Coos Bay are visiting this week at the home of Pastor and Mrs Neil King Brenda Parker and son Vmce of Salem are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Zoe Billings. Allen Ely and children Renee. Rick and Rena of Seattle. Wa were weekend visitors at the home of his par ents. Mr and Mrs Elvin Ely. MR' AND MRS HAROLD PECK. Mr and Mrs Jack Sumner. Sally and Jackie, went to Sorosis Park in The Dalles Monday for a Demo cratic picnic they met at the Dick Coram place there Dick is running for the State Senate Principal speaker was Rep Al l llman There were a numtier of candidates present. VISITING recently ith Mr, and Mrs. Grover C. Weaver of lone were their daughter, Mrs. L.P. Fer guson of Sllverton, and the Weavers' great grand child, Dana Myers. REMEMBER WHEN! The big old dance hall had sets of balcony type seats on three sides of the hall so that young and old could enjoy the music and watch the dancing? YOU'D BE SURPRISED if cu emu in and talked with u about a mobile I home. You'd tind thert mobile home lirlnq U tn latest tning. zoua aiso una uiui uu yiuy u w mobile home is very easy. We're Bold many mobile homes to satisfied customers so far this year. We've built our business on satisfaction and service. Why not come in and let us show you our fine line of mobile homes? WE FEATURE MARLETTE GENTRY BARRINGTON and introducing FUQUA Prices range from $4700 to $23,500 Used 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes from $2945 to $7995 Open Sundays f.lEL WINTER MOBILE HOMES Southgrte Hwy. 395 Pendleton We'll deliver your home with care Call 276-3611 (Collect from out of town) The place lor better service 1
