Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974
Lexington
Mrs. Agnes Nichols is visit
ing relatives in Boise, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beason
of Goldendale were recent
visitors at the home of her
w daughter, Mrs. Morrow Way,
and family.
Sam McMillan of Milwaukie
was a recent overnight guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Nelson.
Three Links Club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Palmer. Plans were
made for fall activities-a
dinner, card party and bazaar
in late November. Refresh
ments were served to Ruth
Robinson, Elsie Fox, Irene
Padberg, Florence McMillan,
Dimple Munkers and the
hostess. Mrs. Padberg won the
door prize.
Holly Rebekah Lodge met
Thursday night for the first
meeting of the season. Plans
were made for an initiation to
be held Sept. 19 jointly with
Bunchgrass Lodge of lone.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. C.C.
Jones visited on the Oregon
coast last week.
Mrs. Betty Orwick is a
patient in Walla Walla Gen
eral Hospital.
T.E. Messenger Sr. has
returned home after two
weeks in Community Hospital,
Pendleton, where he under
went major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
VanWinkle went to Salem over
the weekend to see their
daughter, Glenda Kay, who is
a hospital patient there.
Mike Kane and guest of San
Francisco is visiting this week
at the William J. VanWinkle
home and enjoying fishing in
the Wallowas.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Whitney
of Portland and Vicky Walden
of Pendleton were Lexington
visitors two days last week.
Carolyn Howard is a patient
at Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Dean Ausmin of
Kamiah, Idaho, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Eldon
Padberg, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison
spent several days at Wallowa
and Mr. and Mrs. Keithley,
her parents, Heppner, stayed
at their ranch during their
absence.
Greg Davidson spent Mon
day with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Munkers spent several days in
the Willamette Valley where
they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Groves and family and
other relatives.
Irrigon council action
Plans for a 23-space addition
to the Riverview Trailer Court
were submitted to the Irrigon
City Council, Sept. 10. They
will go to the planning
commissions next meeting,
then will be returned to the
council for action at a later
date.
Donald Eppenbach was
appointed to the planning
commission to replace Perry
Pummel, who resigned a
month ago. Barbra Byrd,"
recorder, was instructed to set
up a meeting date for the
planning commission at which
a chairman would be selected
and current business conducted.
HERMAN ROBERSON
DIES IN IRRIGON
Herman Roberson, 72, was
found dead Tuesday morning
by a neighbor at his home in
Irrigon.
Mr. Roberson had been
reported in poor health.
Oregon State Police and the
County Medical Examiner are
investigating the case.
Survivors include a son,
William B. Roberson, Bothell,
Wa.
The body was taken to
Sweeney Mortuary.
Labor Day guests of Mrs.
Scott Furlong were her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Stark of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Verlin
Matthews' guests for the
rodeo were their daughters
and their families, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill McCleod and Scott of
Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Griener and Jenifer of
Fossil.
Dorothy Irish was appointed
to represent the city at both
the Land Use Planning meet
ing at Pendleton, Sept. 18, and
the Roundtable meeting in
Boardman, Sept. 19.
A letter was read from the
highway traffic division
indicating the 50-mile speed
zone from the west city limits
to 13th St. would be reduced
to 40 MPH except for 500 feet
each side of 8th St., which
would be a 20-mile zone during
school hours. The city had
asked for a 35-mile zone
through the area.
Mayor Chester Wilson
reminded the council that it's
less than two months until
election, when three vacan
ies will be filled. The terms of
, Mayor Wilson, Felix Friend
and Dorothy Irish are
expiring. Wilson and Friend
will not seek re-election.
Irrigon residents who wish
to be on the ballot for election
to the city council will need to
sign an affidavit with the city
recorder, Barbra Byrd,
stating that they are willing to
run. A petition should then be
circulated for signatures and
returned 15 days prior to
election, in early November.
A liquor license application
renewal was approved tor
Clark's Tavern.
OREGON
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MADRAS, OREGON 97741
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RE-ELECT
JOYCE BERG5TR0M
ASSESSOR
A PAST PRESIDENT Now serving as Secretary-Treasurer
of Eastern Oregon Assessor's
Association.
CHAIRMAN for 6 County District.
INCTMBENT With 9 years' experience in the
Morrow County Assessor's Office, and familiar
with individual properties.
CERTIFIED As required by statutory regula
tion, to appraise both urban and rural properties.
I HAVE knowledge and experience to keep
Morrow County within the statutory require
ments of the State, and to help make taxpayers
aware of advantages available.
(This advertisement paid for
by Joyce Bergstrom)
J
CB directors to
be nominated
A nominating committee
has been named by Columbia
Basin to name nominees for
directors to be voted on at the
annual meeting to be held
Nov. 1. The committee will
meet Sept. 26.
The following are districts
to elect directors for a
two-year term:
City of Condon incumbent
is Paul Jaeger.
Zone 2-of Gilliam County,
which is the area west of the
Morrow-Gilliam County line
and south of the township line
dividing Townships 3 South
and 4 South incumbent is
Walter Jaeger.
Zone 6-of Morrow County,
which is lying south of the
township line dividing Town
ship 2 South and 3 South and
East of the range line dividing
Range 24 East and 25
East incumbent is Walter
Wright.
At Large entire rural
area incumbent is Floyd
Anderson.
The following committee
members will meet to make
the nominations: Len Haldor
son, Frank Dyer, Dorris
Graves, Otto Steinke, DX).
Nelson, Roy Lindstrom and
Herman Winter.
Library statistics
mailed to Salem
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lone man to Thailand
The Oregon Public Library
Statistical Report from the
Heppner Public Library has
been compiled and sent to the
State Library, and copies are
also filed in the city office and
the library's files. .
This report covers the year
which ended June 30, 1974. It
lists members of the library
board: Randall Peterson,
chairman; Pauline Winter,
secretary; Rita Wolff, Aloha
DeSpain, all Heppner, and Ed
Struthers, Lexington. It indi
cates the exact hours the
library is open.
The number of catalogued
books held on June 30 was
9,525, both adult and juvenile;
at least 1,000 more volumes
are uncatalogued paperback
books.
Transactions during the
year included 2,905 books
circulated to adults and 1,832
circulated to juvenile readers,
for a total circulation of 4,737.
An increasing number of
books have been obtained
from the State Library for
local borrowers.
Special events before June
30 included the autograph
party for Mildred Searcy and
the series of story hours for
children held during the 1973
summer months. The report
also gives a financial state- -ment
showing that the total
operating expenditure of the
library was $2,900 in 1973-74.
m New roofs, roof coating, built up-roofs, shingles oiled
and stained. Home, farm, and ranch painting,
including elevators and grain storage.
30
years experience
Call Claude Pettey 989-8184. eves.
Glendale, Ariz Capt. Ger
ald G. White, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon White of lone,
Ore., has completed pilot
training at Luke AFB, Ariz., in
the F-4 Phantom fighter
bomber. He is being assigned to
Udorn Royal Thai AFB, Thai
land, for duty with a unit of the
Pacific Air Forces.
A 1956 graduate of lone High
School, he received his B.A.
degree in economics from
Willamette University and is a
member of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon.
The Captain's wife, Sally, is
the daughter of Mrs. Bruce
Swift of 1208 Highland Circle,
Salina, Kan.
Thanks!
t TO ALL WATER USERS FOR THEIR CO
OPERATION DURING THE CONTROLLED
WATERING SEASON.
RALPH MARLATT,
City Foreman,
City of Heppner.
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Dance
Hardman
Opry House
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till 2:30 a.m.
Music by
THE SIDEWINDERS
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100-gal.
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156-jal.
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Reg. $48.49
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RITCHIE 3E
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48" ELECTRIC
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400 watt electric unit.
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LEXINGTON, OREGON
Phone 989-8221