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Page , THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thursday, July 17, 1975 myimmmi it ' ;- mm ii mi g9-mmv ---- j ,w . urn hi -hi-- ' ' ' r - " 1 i n T 4 riil "" a -i O.J I V cittft V - ' . iKmH r r ri'S i'X'-id mi .-.-rv 'ti .v,-. ' l Ai, This covered wagon representing Pennsylvania. This is one journey. I- - i ? i I ' III' . ... I - , .-. '. '". . I ' 'N ( j v ' -' j r,- Ai vi i Li 0 This is pari of (he hutje crowd that gathered at Cecil. Or., Tuesday to enjoy the barbecue and program. An estimated l.K) people were served dinner, Tliis was the largest gathering in the Stale of Oregon to date to grift the wagon train. Attending the festivities at Cecil, Tuesday are from the right, Rodd Harrison, Mike Sweeney, chairman of the Bicentennial committee, J. Earl Flick, Oregon wagonmaster, and Everett Keithley, wagonmasler for Morrow County. mi us V When Morrow County's covered wagon came to a halt at Cecil Tuesday, the young colt (raveling wilh the wagon decided it was time for a snack. Rosewall (Continued from Page 1 Eastern Star, Grande Rhonde Valley Lodge AM&KM, Knight Templar. Pendleton, and a member of the Episcopal Church. He is survived his widow, two brothers and two sisters, Jim Rosewall. Enterprise; Oral Rosewall. Walla Walla. Mrs. Eula Sturgill. Walla Walla and Mrs. Lena Tucker. Coeur D' Alene. ID., and numerous nieces and neph ews. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 a m. Sweeney Mortuary is in charge of arrangements BROCK ARRESTED William Russell Brock, 20, Heppner was arrested by Heppner City Police early Saturday morning and charg ed wilh driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and also for driving with a suspended operator's license. Brock appeared in Juslice Court Tuesday. July '8, and was fined $305 or 60 days in the county jail by Juslice of the Peace Charles O'Connor, for driving while under the in fluence. He pleaded not guilty to the charge of driving with a suspended operator's license, Sidewalk sale termed success Overcast skies threatened Heppner merchants during their 12th annual Sidewalk Sale days last Friday and Saturday. The cloudy skies may have benefited the merchants as the temperature was cooler than some days during the previous week. The skies remained overcast alt Friday and it appeared rain Mould fall any moment: however mer chants managed to close their shops without being rained on. Saturday ihe skies were blue and once again Ihe merchants placed their ware in Ihe sidewalk aea for their customers In Ihe early after mum. Ihe skies began lo get darker and a slight rain fell Many merchants removed their sale items from Ihe sidewalk and completed their days business indoors In general alt of Ihe mer chants reported sales were up from previous years and one said. "This is Ihe best sale we have ever had." i Mobile Home Center j Eastern Oregon's Oldest and Most Reliable Dealer Proven Service Not Promises ted, . lvercrm 60UWVttST Ii t ,i (..ii'llr- Iimrs ( l.lMlll ll il I i i i j 922-3752 Ql'AMTY FUTORV Bl H.T HOMES Rrgulur huue tiding. rwiU, gliders and dim n poult. Built like homes ihould be. Between I'ltialilla 4 HermMon onllih 32 at fowerdiy Church Directory .MKTIIoDIST SS 9 -13 a in Worship nam LITIIFKIN SS 9 ii i m Warship Ham Children Choir. 9 30 a in CHRISTUN SS 9 45 am - Worship .. Ham Even Serv. . 7:30 pm MZARENE SS 10 am Worship Him Even Serv pm EPISCOPU Communion I am SS 9 45 i m Worship II i m Adult Ed 10 I m. ASSEMBLY OF COD SS 9 45 am Worship Him Sun. Eve service 7 O0 Bible Study Wed . 7 p m. 8Et LATH D W ADVENTIST Sabbath School .. (30im. Worship Him. ' CATHOLIC Cuechism ... Mon. k Wed. Worship: Heppner. Sun Him. Saturday (38pm. lone. Sun 1 45 i m. Saturday worship, 1.30 pm., St. Patrick! 1111 Kdl OF CHRIST. Lei- SS 145 Oiurrh H 00 Sun Eve 7 30 Bible Study. Wed 7.30 Sponsored ii community ervk by LEBUSHSHOP f"" - n ,- 1 Facsimile Ballot STUB No To be Torn Off by One of the Clerks SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT For The Irrigcn Rural Fire Protection District Tuesday, August 5, 1975 Polls open from 12:00 a.m. lo 8:00 p.m. AT THE AC. Houghton School Basement TO LEVY A TAX Ol'TSIDE THE ( PER CENT LIMITATION FOR THE YEAR I97S-J M ARK A CROSS ( X ) OH CHECK M ARK IN THE VOTING SQL ARE AFTFR THE WORD "YES" OR AFTER THE WORD "NO" FOR THE ANSWER VOTED FOR. Notice is hereby given that an election will beheld Augusts, U75from 12:10 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the A C. Houghton School Basement for Hie purpose of submitting to the qualified soter of said Irrigon Rural Fire Protection District the question of levying tas for Ihe fiscal year 1973 1 outside Ihe limitation of Sec. II, Article II. Orrgon Constitution. The reason for such levy are I. Leasing of new radios for fire trucks lo bring the department ap to stale standards. Z. Equipment replacement. Proposed to be levied for said fiscal year is 13.209. which ripressed rate of levy It estimated at 70 cents per tl.ooo of true rash talur of Unable property within Ihe district. YES jT vote for the levy. NO I vote against the levy. I MORROW COUNTY FAIR and RODEO J , Honoring Princess j Saturday JULY 19 Mary Ann Proctor 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by if " J ;. Country Revue j V c r t .st . - " - Z. i AeeeeevyvywwvvS ADMISSION: Adulls - $2.50 Children under 12 - $1.00 MORROW COUNTY FAIR PAVILION, HEPPNER t
