Page 5. THE GAZETTE TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thursday. June 26, 1975
Fabric Shop Anniversary Sale
Friday June 27 thru Jury 5
45 inch cotton blends
Sale Price 77 c. per yd.
More in store specials.
45 inch denim
Sale $1. 19yd.
White Poly Double Knit
60 inches wide $1.98 yd.
60 inch Poly double knits
Reg. $4.50 sale price $2.66 yd.
Reg. $5.98 sale price $3.29 yd.
Reg. $6.98 sale price $3.88 yd.
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Judc Paul Jones, right, prescnls a Presidenlial Cerlificale
of Appreciation to Clarence Bautnan. Ttie certificate was
given to Bauman for 25 years of uncompensated work for the
Selective Service System.
Heppner City Council
holds special meeting
, tut th putputt ot rVlillri l (tuMk heating on llul
A special meeting of the
Heppner Common Council
was held Thursday night at
City Hall to discuss franchise
procedures with Heppner TV.
Inc. The franchise committee
decided to meet with the city
attorney before making their
recommendations to the city
council.
Bob Jones acting as chair
man of the council, in the
absence of Mayor Sweeney,
read a letter to the council
from Steve Anderson, city
engineer, regarding the re
construction of the Morgan
Street bridge. Anderson has
applied for federal grant in the
reconstruction of a new con
crete structure to replace the
existing bridge. The estimated
cost of the new structure is
$M.(ioo. with the federal pro
gram paying 90 per cent of the
cost. The city w ill have to pay
the remaining 10 per cent, or
$6,400, which has been budget
ed for this fiscal year. The
council approved the new
structure with the stipulation
that the plans be submitted
and the federal grant money
Rites read for
Mark Samples
Funeral services were held
Thursday, June 19, at St.
Patrick's Catholic Church for
Mark Samples, 66, w ho died in
Heppner on Monday, June 16.
Mr Samples was born
January 19, 1909. at Hamilton,
Montana.
On March 25, 1934, he was
united in marriage to Camilla
llebert at Hill City. South
Dakota .
He was employed by Kinzua
Corporation at Kiiuua for
many years They came to
llcppncr alxiut ten years ago
where Mr. Samples was
custodian at Heppner High
School until his retirement in
1974.
He was a member of St.
Patrick' Church.
Itevil.it ion of the Itosary
was held Wednesday evening
at St. Patrick's Church.
(Ululating at the services
were the Hev. John O'Brien
and the Hev. Francis A.
Heticrt. Fr. Hebert is Mrs.
Sample' brother.
Sacred selections were
pkied by Mis. Claude Busch
ke.' Concluding services and
vault interment were at Hep
pner Masonic Cemetery with
Sweeney Mortuary in charge
of arrangements.
Palllearers were Raymond
Heid, Jerry llolloman, Brian
Adams. Gene Kopta. Tun
Adams and John Kopta.
Survivors besides the w iilow
Camilla. Heppner, are
daughter. Jean Ann Adams,
Heppner; two sons, Ralph
Samples, Hyattsville, Mary
I land, and Gerald Samples of
Kiniua; two brothers, Hugh
Samples and Forrest Sam
ples, both of Central Point,
, Oregon; two sisters, Orpha
Kopta, Milton Firewater, Or.,
and Bertha Metz, Keystone,
South Dakota; five grand
children and numerous nieces
and nephews.
be available to the city.
In other business, the coun
cil approved building permits
for Jack and Kulh Van Winkle,
GtK) Barratt Blvd., for the
addition of a carport and a
shop to tneir present resi
dence. The council also approved
construction of a new home for
Bene Wyman. 280 s. Chase
Street.
The council approved the
building of an addition to
Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Under present law the hospital
is required to enclose an
existing porch which will be
used for storage area.
-The council approved a
request by the swim club to
allow Harve Haskell, swim
pool manager to be absent
from his duties for five to
seven days while the swim
team is engaged in competi
tive meets outside of Heppner.
The approval was granted
with the stipulation that all of
the safety provisions of the
state law be met. namely
personnel in charge during his
absence have the required
certification to meet state
requirements.
- Chairman Jones read a
Idler of resignation from
councilman Lerice Martin,
effective July I. Mrs. Martin
will no longer be a resident of
this area. Her husband has
accepted a position as forest
ranger and are moving to
Idleyld Park, Or.
- A iM.iice of claim for
$,"i0.(KX) has been filed against
the governing txydy of the city
and all members of the council
bv Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins.
TryaCairtte-Tlmri
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Church
Directory
MKTIIOIMST
SS 9 45 a m
Worship llam.
1 1 TIIKR
SS 9 45 a m.
Worship . II am.
Children Choir, 9 30 a m
CHRISTIAN
SS 9 45 am
Worship .. II a m
Even. Serv 7 30 p m.
nazakf.m:
SS 10 m
Worship II am
Even. Serv t p m
EPISCOPAL
Communion I a m.
SS 9 45 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m.
Adult Ed 10 a m.
ASSEMBLY t)K GOD
SS a m
Worship H .m.
Sun. Eve. service .. . 7:00
Bible Study .... Wed , 7 p.m.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Sabbalh School.... 9 Mam.
Worship llam.
CATHOLIC
Catechism .... Mon. k Wed.
Worship:
Heppne r, Sun II a.m.
Saturday 6 30pm,
lone. Sun 8 45 am.
Saturday worship, 6. JO p.m.,
St. Patricks
Mil NOI OF CHRIST. Ux-
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SS 9:45
Church 11.00
Sun Eve 7.30
Bible Study. Wed 7:M
Sponsored as a community
service by
LEBUSHSH0P
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Couple visit
new river port
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Dubuque
and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
McCurdy attended a special
open house and picnic Sunday,
June 22, at the Pomeroy Grain
Growers, Inc. port along the
Snake River. Harlan McCurdy
Jr., is the company manager.
Along with 300 patrons, the
Heppner couples toured the
new barge loading facility, the
Central Ferry Elevator at the
Port of Garfield, which was
opened along with the expan
sion of slack water navigation
on the Snake River.
They enjoyed watching the
sternwheeler "City of Port
land" dock at the new facility
and going aboard the Shaver
Transportation Company'
new, large tug "Idaho" and
barge which has a 100,000
bushel capacity and is the
largest barge on the
Columbia-Snake Rivers. The
new port facility has a total
storage capacity of 935,000
bushels and is appraised at
$1,300,000.
SWIM TEAM LOSES
The Heppner Swim Team
now has 32 members who are
practicing twice a day.
Although they lost in their
meet with Baker last Sunday,
Coach Haskell was quoted as
saying he was very pleased
with the team, as they had
only been in the water a week
and it has been cold.
The next swim meet will be
with The Dalles, Monday,
June 30, 7 p.m. in Heppner.
Land sought for elk
An effort to acquire appro
ximately 9.000 acres of land in
Grant County is underway.
Elks Foundation Association,
a non profit corporation, is
behind the move to acquire the
land for elk winter range.
At present time the area on
the Middle Fork of the John
Day River is supporting from
300 to 500 elk each winter. If
the land were in public owner
ship, wildlife men estimate
the carrying capacity could be
raised to 1,800 or 2,400 for 42
to 5 months of the winter.
It is expected that livestock
could still be run on this area.
Public ownership would
' guarantee access to over eight
miles of excellent trout fish
ing. This area of the river is
also prime steelhead spawn
ing grounds, according to
wildlife personnel.
The land in question is also
being studied by a private
group for subdivision. Warren
Stewart of Pendleton, presi
dent of Elk Foundation Asso
ciation, feels a subdivision
would help to destroy the elk
herd in that area.
Select your wedding invita
tions at the Gazette-Times
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PENDLETON BRANCH 157 S. Main
Earl Moroni. Vice-President & Manager
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WHO
DOES IT? HAS IT?
Service Directory
Automotive
SIIKRKELL CHEVROLET.
INC.
( miifiletr Sales A Scrticr
trd&Main llerniiston
Building Supplies
SKEl'SFOR ALL VOI R
lit II DIM. M 'PPI.IKS.
Up feat in f Box sen Paints
11 At- -LCl I I'M Ith: It CO.
Tim Mmiie. Mgr.
i:ssk Dimmmi I'Tti-t;:':'!
PKNDI.KTON
Cafes Lounges
C XL'S I.Ot (.K& CAFE
Sii-i iiilist in mixed drinks
and tine foods.
-."ail."i
Heppner
Construction
RIURI.K.NI)
CONSTRI CTION CO.
( inn i elf Aggregate
Crushed It ink
Drain Km k
asphalt Paing
K.taatiii!nri (trading
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Drugs, prescriptions
IIKHMISTON niti ;
Free Prescription
Muil Sen ice
Open a.m. to I p.m.
( lilts (in- all occasions.
Snack Bar
II Main St. Ph. .W.7-:io72
Vloor Covering
Heating
MAR U.IMIR covfkim;
Carpel. Linoleum, Ceramic
Tile. Kilt hen Cahhiels
Free Estimates.
Ml Hoi k (iimraiitfrri
Mail Hughe
Ki Linden
:-! IM Heppner
Ray's
Heating t Refrigeration
Oil Burner service
Refrigeration Domestic
Heating Repairs
Gas, Electric & Oil Furnaces
All Work Guaranteed
31 19 S.W.Jay Pendleton
Ray Avers
PIL27S-4I56
Furniture
See as before on but our
ciiIim- TV or stereo sx stein.
WILCOX Fl'KMTl'KE
NI PPLINCES
. Ilerinislon Ate.
.'fi.;-;'.-ii llerniiston
JOW'OtSCOWfTSSr-J
New & I'sed
Furniliire& Appliances
Optometrist
DR. E. K. SCIIAFFITZ
Optometrist
Net tn Hotel Heppner
entrance.
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Heppner
Physcians-Surgeons
DR. L. D. TIBBI.ES
Osteopath physician and
surgeon
1st National Bank Blilg.
Res. h7li !IJI Off. 6;s-ll.
OEItU.D I. JONES.. M.I).
Physician and Surgeon
I IKE. Hiii Hunt. Hours:
Mon. thru Thurs.. 9 a m -I
.':.: p.m.; I : :to p.m.- 3 p.m.:
Fri..9a.m.-1 p.m.
Ilerinislon. Ore. 91K.W
Plumbing
SMITH'S
Plumbing & Supplies
Building contractor
Free Estimates
Licensed & Bonded
Rt. 2. Box :.6 Telephone
Irrigoti. OR 97814 922-3375
.h..,,INorRe Dealers j Radiator SerricH
2.ini N. First, llerniiston
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Furnace Service
Dick's
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We senile nearly all It pes of
tin nat es; also sales and
srrt it e mi lie it heating & air
ciMiilitinniiig units.
Phone ;7;i7l
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Insurance
11 RNFIt. VN MMITFR
& BRVANT
(.enei al Insurance
Rt (.(.I F.MIOVCE
INSI It NCE At.ENCY
i7ti-!ii..'.i Heppner
Rat Untie STK-.MM
KEMKi FLOOR COVERING
Carpel. di MM'rirs. linoleum
runnier lops, ceramic tile,
floni ing. siindi le
Sales k Installation
500 North 1st St.
llerniiston, Oregon
Turp's Electric
Residential Commercial
Robert F. Turpin, Owner
P.O. Box 39
Arlington, Or. 97812
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Now is the time lo get your
h.n test eipiipuient ready
hi-tiu e the rush season.
Sewing Machines
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Sales 4, Ser ice
We repair all
makes anil models
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