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Saints' Kpiseopal OiuiyIi of
lii't.itnit; Sweeney Mortuary
was in charge ol arrange
Illt'llt
IUU.WU.SON .i!.nl.MMHi
from St Anthony 's llopital in
I'endleton Saturday after u
taming euts and abraMou as
Iht result of a niotorcvcle
iuvtdent last Tuesday morn-inn
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Orrln Bisbee Pastes
Ornn W Itishw. K. of San
Kraiu'tsiit. ('a dusl (MoIwm A.
19T2, in th.il eitv lie was born
Julv H 10I0 III Ileppner He
graduated from Ileppner High
School anil Sl.inliirii I'mvtTs
ity in Calif Mi worked for
Standard Oil Co in San
Kraneiseo lie is survived hy a
tumor, Kathonne Hishee ol
Waldport, Oregon
liravesido nervieos were
condueled tor tho roniams at
Hoppnor Mav'nie (Ymotary
on Octnlx-r 11. Wi. with Uev
Moititow roi'NTV 01 itT i'iuh r:Kii;s nm
SH'TKMltl , t;2
Order vaeatmt: eounty road on IVnland frairio signed Order
signed directing Sheriff fo advertise and sell at public auetion
certain property acquired at tax sales (or delinquent taxes
Uesnlution authorizing borrowing operating funds lor Heppner
Cemetery Maintenance Ihstnet
W AKKANTS ISSl I It ON til'M'li l KIM KOH SITTMItHt
!;.
I'.mi V Jones travel ... $1.1 in. Standard Office II nurse 2 8..
Planner T to. herilt 6 m ... l.w, Herman Winter DA phone
Id I I. .Vcv HS II. sup 22 no. rent tV no ...ill 2A. Ileppner Auto
Parts -sheriffs car A .Mi. K ill Machine Works- shentls
otsesup 2'H 7.1 Klwoml W irth-Assessors held work UV
liravs liepair Shop-Assessors field work 10.2t. Kentex
Services-ctbse su Him. Ileppner Garbage l)ispoal-cthse
sup.... XiHt. Jim Dnscall. I'M postage .... Uo on. M& H
Co t thse niaint ISS to. janitor sup 6 00 KM h; Dobvns Pest
Controlethse niaint ... MHO. City of Heppner S Food 5 On. cthse
8 .V .11 .VI. Kmest Jorgensen-jT'i phone 33.1 j. sup 20.37. rent
33 XI ... S.". Olive Sweeney -II nurse trawl 2 . Paul W
Jones-Co Ct travel 79 10 Oaette Times -Planners sup 4 no,
Oft Pub " hi ... 4. wt. The Hankers Lite Ins ... 4-1 :W. Ileppner
Auto Parts -cthse niaint !7 4ii. Murrays Drugsherdts ofse
sui ... It; S.'i K.uhel Harnett Museum sup .V Pacific NW
Hell current exp ... V 11. Petlyjohns-cthse niaint 10 72.
Standard Oil Co -sheriffs, car exp ... 11 f. I,otts Klectnc-cthse
janitor sup ... 4 4"', 3.M Husmess Products-paper 85 84. Cal's
Riehfield-sheriffs car exp ... 4.1. tW; Court Street Market -cthse
janitor sup ... II :W. Fords lire Service-sheriffs car exp ... 57 .
Wanon Wheel Cafe-sheriffs jail exp 33.80. Coast to
Coast -cthse sup 4 Standard Oil Co -Co Ct travel hi.93.
B & C Parts-rural fire fund 30 84. Ore St Sherifls
Assoc -Sheriffs Com 50. im. Standard Office-Co. Ct sup
5 55. Jessie M Hell .Mentally III 5n.no. Standard Oil
Co -shentls car cvp . W W. Morrow ("CG-sheriffs car
exp ... 22. Dunham Printing Co -Flections ... 31 50 Ileppner
Auto Parts-CD sup... .8.21: Charles liConnor-JP6 coin i
dues ... 151 84 Pacific NW Hell-sherifts comni 5 37. Stand
ard l )tse Supply -JP sup 20 65. Dunham Printing Co -JP5 sup
6.75. Clerks 2t-n :35 2i7.10. Columbia Basin Flei'tnc-cthse
power l 62. Pitney Bowes-.Mach .Mtse 30 io. Pacific NW
Bell-Vet 12 25. current exp 259 45 271.70. Kellers Hoofing &
Supply-cthso niaint 428 00. 3M Business Products Mach
Mtse.. ...8oo .no. Sh.eriff of I'matilla Co -jail exp t.W.oo.
Elections Division-Elections 1.75: Packer Scott-Museum
sup . 40 82. Olive Sweeney -H. nurse petty cash l(i i4.
Texaco-shenffscarexp 2 35: Finder Business Mach II nurse
sup 12 43. James Dnscall-Planners sup ... 4 05. Sylvia
McDamei -Treas Conv 54 7:1. dene Pierce. Trustee-S Food
rent . . 45 on. UN Mauaine-H nurse sup ... 6 on. St Dept. of
Keveniie-Sa!.... 425 no. First National Bank-Sal 1.250 30:
Bankers Life-Ins.... 44 .97. Blue Cross of Ore-Sal 163.12. DA 47 10
Ins 331 5o 541 72. St Accident Ins -Sal 12.04. Ins 135.18 ...
147.22. East Oregonian-Broehures. Promot 71.30; Bank
Amencard-Co Ct. travel 2.5.80: Turner. Van Marter A
Brvant-Ins 58.000
WAHHAVTS ISSIFD ON GENEKAL HOAD FIND FOB
SFPTEMBFK. 11172
The Bankers Life-Ins 41 53: Heppner Auto Parts-repairs
275.25. Murrays Drug-parks 6.25. sup .88 7.13: Stone
Machinery-repairs 3.33.83: Pettyjohns-parks 48 50. repairs
23.31 73 81. Arrow Transportafion-Fr on Asphalt 2.532.65:
Heppner Nor Gas-Gas & oil 14.10: Central Ore. Welders
repairs... 29.68; Kentex Services-nnsc 32.05; Walter H.
Have-' nmm. travel 35 47; Clyde Equipment Co. -repairs
.53.35. .-kef Equipment Co. -repairs 6.50; City of Heppner-
nnsc 6.10: Farley Motor Co -repairs 34.00: Pendleton
Glass Shop-repairs 101.35. Coast to Coast-repairs 8.94.
Homer Hughes-materials 75.50. Morrow CGG-repairs
1.272 .80; Fords Tire Service-tires 366 67. repairs 31 45 398.12:
Garv Gneb-matenals 30 50; Standard Oil Co-gas &
oil..". .1.085 49: John Proudfoot -materials 26.00; Chevron
Asphalt Co -materials 7.116.87: Williamson Idaho Equip. -
repairs ,..,5n Dept. of Gen. Services-niisc 15 00; Pacific
NW Bell-nnsc in. 76: Howard Cooper Corp-repairs 5,,. 01:
Pendleton Heppner Freight-repairs 13.80: Munnell & Sherill.
Inc. -repairs 86 10: Turner. Van Marter & Bryant-Ins
22.on: Hank Aniericard-nusc 13.80. parks 41.70.... 60 50; Pacific
NW Bell-nnsc 35 00. Fleet Tire Mart-tires 685.08: Colum
bia Basin Electric-parks 57.27. misc. 52.88 110.15: Public
Emp Het Br. -Sal 551.80. ss 551.80 1.103.60; First National
Bank-Sal 915.50: St. Dept. of Revenue-Sal 282.50; Banker
Lite-Ins 39.05; Blue Cross-Sal 274.55. Ins. 198.90 473.45; St.
Accid. Ins-Sal 6.92. Ins. 580.91 587.83: Pacific Mutual
Life-Sal 377.61: Standard Ins. Co-Ins 47.88: Labor
8.203.24.
IN I UK ( 1H( I i I ( ill H I
OF THE STATE OF
OKEGON FOB THE
( Ol'NTY OF MOliKOU
P O B A T E D E P A 1 1 T.M E N T
IN THE MATTER OF THE
Estate of Philip W.
Estate of Philip W.
Mahoney, deceased.
No. 1700
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
Notice is hereby given that
he undersigned have been
appointed personal represent
atives of the above estate. All
jer.ion.s having claims against
he estate are requned to
aresent them to the under
signed personal represent
atives at the law offices of
Robert Abrams. Heppner,
Oregon, within four months
after the date of first publica
tion of this notice,
is iHazel Mahoney
Personal Representative
655 E. Hager
Heppner. Oregon 97836
is' Robert P Mahoney
Personal Representative
Rural Route
Heppner, Oregon 97836
Dated and first published
this 12th day of October
1972
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ri i i fw
Orance Ear Tacs Mark
Cattle In New Beef Study
Dudlev Sitton. Carlton farmer and President ot Yamhill County
Farm Bureau, and Mrs Sitton during AAl'W smnsored meeting
Another Old Timer Recalls
Octotior 3 discussing pros and cons on Ballot Measure No 9 w ith
Ernest Teal. Morrow Countv Curriculum coordinator
A recent Heppner visitor
was Joseph Mason, the eighth
child of Morrow Pioneer
Joseph Mason who left Port
ugal in 1843 and arrived in San
Francisco in 1845 He left Ins
home in Portugal to avoid
military coiiscnptioii-saiU-d
around the Horn and uinined
ship at San Francisco He was
working in the Sacramento
area at the time ot the
California gold rush
Alter the gold lever cooled,
the fust Joe Mason came to
Salem. Oregon where he
workeii tor the Bush laniilv
pioneer bankers He married
and then with his bride came
Public Notice
October 4, 1972
HI (H I ST FOR BIDS
Morrow County Court is
requesting bids on 3 trucks
which must meet or exceed
the following specifications
(all and Chassis witli lleil
Hoist Schetk) Bed 1.1-6 yd
dump tied and Dashboard
Controls
7ohi lb fron axle
18..VK1 rear axle - 2-spoed
.551 ( motor or v-8
5-sH'eit transmission
dr air cleaner
13" clinch
oil filter
Extra heavy duty reinforced
frame
Tachometer
Auxiliary springs rear
(2onolb 1
Springs front H.D 4500 lb
rear springs 10.500 lbs
Heavy duty bumper (tow
hooks 1
io stud, budd wheels 20x7 "
Two 10 00 x 20 hiwav 12-plv
new nylon front tires ( loo
level '
Four 10.00 x 20 off-road
12-ply new ny lon rear 1 00
level '
Dual Exhaust system
Power booster brakes and
power steering
2 west coast mirrors
H D heater and defroster
HD sponge rubber seat
40 day delivery
County color - Omaha
Orange
Power take-off
Bids will be opened Novem
ber 1. 1972.
Morrow County reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
(si Paul W. Jones, Judge
Morrow County Court
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to Khea Creek and purchased
a releaseiiieut on a homestead
Ilia! had a small brick house
on it Petty Mills have this
place now and the little brick
building is still standing
Joe II recalls that his
parents had in acres of fruit
trees ol all kinds His pioneer
lather was proud of the lad
that lie never struggled witli a
mortgage ot any kind In the
early days the family only
bought sugar, col lee and a
little clothing -and the lirsf
two were bought m barrel lots
These lew needed Hems were
purchased at The Dalles and a
trip tor .supplies took one
week
YOl'NG JOE
Joe II is still youthful at 85
years He left Morrow County
in 1922 to make Ins fortune at
Prineville where he was
dealer 111 men s furnishings
and later was 111 real estate
and insurance He retired 111
l97oand has en toyed traveling
about He mentioned being 111
Hawaii and m Mexico Mrs
Mason, who was Clara Mabel
Eigler. died 111 169 Two of
Joe's sisters are still Morrow
resident- Clara E Kincaid
the 3rd Mason child is at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Tin- "lb of the children. Mabel
( '(! r 1- away trom her lone
residence lor medical treat
incut 111 llermiston The
youngest Mason child. Harold,
iives in Elkgrove. Ca
"Young" Joe recalls leaving
the county on Sept 17th, 1917
with 15 other county boys for
Camp Lewis He later went to
Camp Merritt 111 N.J. On July
7, 1918 he went to Europe
where he served in France
under Major General Green
under "Black Jack" Pershing.
There were 88 Oregonians in
the same division, and Joe
does not recall that any
Morrow County men were lost
in combat
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mason
II had three children and they
managed to get all three
through college, he says.
Their son Joseph III works
with the Epperson Insurance
Group in Portland; daughter
Helen Louise lives in Salem
where her husband Thomas E.
Duftey is an adjuster for
Fanners Insurance Group;
daughter Lural Mae lives 111
Eugene where her husband
Jack Saunders is an aeroplane
mechanic.
Mr. Mason comes here
every now and (hen to visit his
sisters Clara and Mabel and to
reminisce with friends of
yesteryears. He is a very witty
and pleasant conversationalist.
Two Travel
Together
Ida Farra has returned
home alter a trip to California
Together Grace Drake, and
she dime to Stockton. Ca
where they visited the Ion
Drake family At San Jose,
they visited Ida's brother.
August Wiest
Here the two went their
separate vvays Grace loenroll
at her school at Berkeley and
Ida flew to San Diego to visit
her son. James Farra and
laiiuly He had recently re
turned Irom six months sea
duty on the CSS Sterol! He is
a Navy career man
Highlights Ida says were her
trip to Disneyland and spend
ing time with her three
grandchldren The youngest
one now six months old she
had never seen
Ida visited a niece Mrs
Richard Delanev 111 Portland
before returning home on
Monday of this week
QOTS
Sometimes I agree with
Herman llletell that the old
way of printing the paper was
better than the new. ...The
pictures came out dark again
last week At least some of
them did It was a real good
picture of Mary Eleanor
Oilman 111 the Soroptinust
picture taken at the Trade
Fair last week and then it
came out so dark in Hie pawr
you couldn't identify her I
guess all we can do is keep
Irving
A Hl'GE SPIDER is 011
display 111 the 5th grade at
Heppner It has not yet been
classified but is the biggest
spider ever seen hy anyone
who has seen this one It
measure 21.-' across Justine
Wealherlord captured it in a
fruit jar anil took it over to
Mrs Frances Williams to lake
to school
Businessman to another- "I
hate to complain, but I wish
my blood pressure was going
down like mv slocks are "
Trouble with noise is. no two
eoplo ever want to make the
same amount of it at the same
lime.
TIhim- luiglil orange ear
lags In-ginning to iinpeiir on
Oregon heel iiniiiiaU aren't
jusi lor devolution or even to
make the iinuu.iU more vik
Idle to liuulerii
They represent the Intent
move on Hie part ol the Ixi't
industry to improve erhirin
mice with heiiehls both to
prtMlucer and consunierii,
imiiiiIm out W Dean Enoch
kncctit, Oregon Slate I'm
versity extension animal iter
enlist
Tlie official Idle of Hie
program represented hy the
Californian
Buys at Irrigon
Dick l-emhiirt. lornierly of
Antioch, Ca recently bought
(he Vem Evans acreage on X
l llli St , and lias moved in a
small trader house, in prep
aration of making Ins home
here
DennisLesperance has
moved into Hie Coy rental
house 011 7th Street
Mrs Al Parllow, Irrigon
and Mr and Mrs Scotty
Watson of llernnston. attend
ed the Christian Business
Mens Conference in Spokane
several days during the past
week
The Rev and Mrs Dave
Phillips of HillslMiro. were
guests of Pastor and Mrs
Weslev Crook on Sunday
MR' AND MRS DI ANE
KEH1.IN. Irrigon, have re
turned from a vacation trip to
Kabsiel. Monl., where they
visited relatives A highlight
of their trip included a visit to
a historical Jesuit Mission
Chapel in St Ignatius It had
been built for the Indians in
the early days and many
paintings and works ol art
were on display, which Mrs
Kerlin enjoyed They als
toured Glacier Park
The Irrigon Assembly ol
dod Church will Ik- the host
church for the fellowship
mooting of the Blue Mt
section of Assembly of dod
churches on Monday. Oct 16
Services will lie at 2:30 and 7
p 111 Pastor Wesley Crunk
extends a welcome Io all
orange tag in "lee! ( areas
Data Service " II aim to
assist commercial cattlemen
Mod purebred breeder alike
in esl.ibliKlnng Hie genetic
potential of their cattle, de
lecting mienor breeding
Mock and planning rattle
merchandising and ml en pro
grams through sound jtcr
lormance reputation
Frischknifht is coordinat
ing the program III Oregon
which is being conducted by
Hie Oregon Cattlemen' As
sociation in cooicrutinit with
Hie Heef Improvement Fed
eralion and the U S Iepart
ment ol Agriculture' Agri
cultural Marketing Service,
Tagging insures the produc
er thai he will receive a report
on the animal whenever and
wherever it is slaughtered,
PriKchknecht explains I'SDA
graders will fill out a reiwirt
giving quality and yield grade
and (01 ward it to Hie OCA
which. 111 turn, gels it hack to
Hie producer
The !eef industry itself is
footing the hill lor the service,
Hie sieciiiliKl points out Each
lag costs 50 cents and each
completed carcass data form'
is $1 50
The system will allow the
producer lor the first time to
obtain data on the value-de-termming
characteristics of
the cattle he sends to market,
he explains
The new program, which
began this September, is an
expansion of a four state pilot
program in the Midwest
conducted by the Beef Im
provement Federal inn and
Agricultural Marketing Ser
vice Future Citizens
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MOVING??
Local or
Long .Distance
Free Estimates
Calk Gene Grwick
989-8586
or Condon 384-2292
Agents for
United Van Line.
That's when lower Long Distance
rates begin on weekdays.
The best time to share the good times in
the northwest is after 5 I'M on weekdays.
That's when lower Long Distance rates
begin. And that's when you're likely to
findfnendsandfamilyat home.
So go ahead and spread the good w rd.
Long Distance calls get people
together.
Pacific Northwest Bell
1 i-oyse'' r&'.ei aix i Of. 5 ' 1 t-3'-ert v'r otj?'a'o' we'fi a c Uc-- a- a1 r-o' a-a-r. c
L'a-'C fee: a'es ao -x au to cot. cre oao co -ecf cboo-ue'ho
gnn 'ote -g jest ca-i'i c to ca:is C-afgd to n-jTjer
Lo?' D-rei' Dtsar,ce Ca'tcJ fd'ej app1 nr.itfi' w 'r""- f e co'"r'r;e'i!3 Jr,,'tr' S'rs-e: ecec' A
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L.iliiiTon Julni, Z year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Holla inv, Ileppner.
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CeopenHlnes Seme!
CooferaUtres Serve!
PIT(oliJD7
7 Ways Cooperatives Serve Are These:
By placing priority on PEOPLE
By giving User-Owners a business grip
By creating needed rural leadership
By working for the best interests of a large number
of people
By providing jobs in rural communities and
other Areas
By increasing member and community income
By providing markets, farm supplies and services,
rural electricity, rural telephones, irrigation,
housing, insurance, and other vital needs
Plan to attend your Rural Electric Cooperative
Meeting in FOSSIL, NOVEMBER 15, 1972
oluiiibia
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lasifi Elctirk
Serving Morrow, Gilliam
and Wheeler Counties
Telephone 676-9146
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