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Worship II am
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SS I 45 am.
Worihip II I m
Een Serv 7 30 pm.
MZ IRENE
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Communion , I am.
SS 4S am.
Wonhip . II am.
Adult Ed 10 am.
ASSEMBLY OK COO
SS 43 am
Workup II am.
Sun Eve. service ... 7:00
Bible Study .... Wed, 7 pm.
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Sabbath School.... J0am.
Worship Iiam.
CATHOLIC
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Hcppoer.Sun Ham.
Saturday I JO p.m.
lot. Sun I4S am.
Saturday wonhip, 1.30 p.m.,
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Page 7, THE GAZETTE TIMES, Heppner, OR., Thursday, July 31, 1975
The graduating class of Heppner High School, 1950, held their 25th reunion .
Saturday night at the Elks Lodge, Heppner. Front row from the left, Joyce i
Buschke Ward, Barbara Stout Skagg, Rita Johnson Greenup, Vesta Cutsforth .
Kilkenny, Eunice Keithley Pettyjohn, Colleen Prock Ployhar, Betty Craves
Carlson and Lorene Mitchell Griffith, Middle row from the left, Peggy Ployhar
Martin, Marlene Turner Peterson, Wayne Prock, Willard Hammack, Norman
Kuril, Bob Berg.strom, Carl Thorpe, Bill Bloodsworth and Juanita Padberg
Moore. Top row from the left, Mrs. Inez Erwin, Billie Harshman Coppock, Rose
Pierson Nelson, June Van Winkle Duvall, Colleen Connor Williams, Chuck
Phegley, Jim Keaton, Loren Piper, Gerald Bergstrom, Eileen Keenan Prock
and Darlene Wise Arrington.
Charges filed for
theft and DUIL
Randy Gale Sorick pled
guilty to charges of theft in the
second degree Tuesday before
Justice of the Peace Ernest
Jorgensen, Irrigon.
- He was sentenced to one
years probation as he is
presently serving the remain
der of a 30 day jail sentence in
another county for another
offense.
The tool theft occured May
11 in Boardman when tools
were reported stolen from a
pickup. Sorick was later
arrested in the Tri -Cities June
for another charge and
admitted taking the tools.
Russell Dean Straube,
Prineville, was arrested by
Heppner City Police early
Sunday morning. He was
charged with driving while
under the influence of intoxi
cating liquor and for driving a
vehicle with a suspended
operators license.
r. He is scheduled to appear in
Justice Court. Bail has been
: set at (460.
Joan Marie Hughes, Hepp
iner, was cited by Heppner
City Police early Sunday
morning for driving while
under the influence of intoxi
cating liquor.
She is scheduled to appear
in Justice Court Aug. 5.
34.000 lose their wheel
More than 34,000 Oregonians
lost their driving privileges
during the first six months of
1975, an 11 per cent increase
over the comparable period of
1974. , v .
The MotorVehicles Division
reported Monday that 34,624
persons had their driver's
licenses suspended for vary
ing periods of rime during the
first half of the year, compar
ed with 31,012 license suspen
sions during the first six
months of last year.
Mandatory suspensions fol
lowing conviction for driving
under the influence of alcohol
climbed 20 per cent, from 6,404
in the first half of 1974 to 7,714
in 1975.
WHEAT
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Barley
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If enough water li your
problem . . . here's your
long term antwrr! A Ja
cuzzi submersible that will
give you top performance i
In your well for yean on
end, Instilled and ten iced
by Jamnon L Minhill.
Call Jamiton ti Marshall ;
now. We've got the pump
to aolve your water pro
blem once and for all.
JAMISON ft MARSHALL
I PLUMBING ft HEATING
I Condon, Oregon J,
CB numbering poles
Columbia Basin Electric
hat Initiated n project of
numbering its poles and pole
lines.
Besides being an Oregon
state requirement, the pole
numbering of lines is a
necessary safety procedure
and helps in good operational
policy in outage procedures,
line maintenance records and
helps in necessary record
keeping, according to Mana
ger Dave Harrison.
Ed Struthers has recently
been selected as staking
engineer and is in charge of
this project along with another
old catch up project, inven
torying lines and making up
records on existing lines built
or purchased. Struthers was '
formerly a journeyman line
man. Assisting Struthers this
summer are college students
Cliff Harris and Dave Mc
Clain. Harrison said that most of
the new Olex lone 69 KV line
has already been numbered.
2nd Alumni Reunion
Heppner High School
Sat, Aug. 16 9-5 pjn.
ALL FAMILIES ARE INVITED
TO ATTEND. BRING YOUR OWN
PICNICLUNCH FOR THE NOON
HOUR..
t ome and enjoy the day together
Address changes requested.
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Tim Moore. Mgr.
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PENDLETON
Cafes Lounges
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DONALD L TONNINS
1035 No. Id HwmltfcM, Oroo
B474745 Horn., 547-2397 .
FOR ALL YOUR
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Evening appointments
available
Optometrist
DR. E. K. S( IIAEFITZ
Oplometrist
Next to Hotel Heppner
entrance.
Heppner
Physcians-Surgeons
Furniture
See us before ou buv our
color T' or stereo s stem.
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AND APPLIANCES
2l W. Ilermislon Ave.
."HiT-l Ilermislon
Specialist in mixed drinks
. , and line foods.
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Heppner
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New & I'sed
Furniture Appliances
Authorized Norge Dealers
2ni N. First. Ilermislon
DR. I.. D. TIBBI ES
Osteopath physician and
surgeon
1st National Bank Bldg.
R es. RTB-9:' 1 9 Off. ( 76-SS I S
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Phvsician and Surgeon
USE. Iliirlburl. Hours:
Mon. thru Thurs.. Ja m.
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Fri..9a.m.-1 p.m.
Ilermislon. Ore. STOt
THIS SPACE
FOR RENT
$8.00 mo.
Branch Manager Ken BWcher discussing the First Courtesy
Card program with Randall Peterson.
For people on both sides of die cash register:
First Courtesy Card
makes checlecashing safer
and easier.
Whatever your business is,
First Courtesy Card from
First National Bank of
Oregon makes it easier and
safer to accept First National
checks from your customers.
That's because the First
Courtesy Card lets any busi
nessman accept a customer's
personal check for up to
f 100, and rest assured it
will never come back
stamped "Insufficient
Funds," even if the account
has been closed.
What's more, merchants
don't have to sign up,
pay a fee, fill out forms or
even do business with First
National Bank of Oregon
to benefit from the plan.
More than 200,000 Oregon
ians already have a First
Courtesy Card and thousands
of businessmen arc accept
ing their checks with
confidence.
If you're a merchant or
one of our customers, and
First Courtesy Card sounds
good to you, contact
First National for more
information.
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Dick's
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We service nearlv all Ivpes of
tinii;urs: also sales and
service on new healing & air
conditioning units.
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Insurance
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(eneral Insurance
Floor Covering
Heating
Ray Bovc Insurance
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Tile. Ms'hrn Cabinets
Fref F-timales
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Turp's Electric
Residential Commercial
Robert F. Turpin, Owner
P.O. Box J8
Arlington, Or. 97812
454 2850 Bus. 454 274 f
Radiator Service
farmers:
jones rxdiator
SERVICE
Nou is the lime to get our
harest eiiipment ready
bi'fm-e the rush season.
Sewing Machines
sim.fr
Sales4Ser ice
We repair all
makes and models
.HO;NS
pproied Singer Dealer
2l:iS. Main
Pendleton r.-ZV,2
Title Insurance
MORROW COCNTV
BSTItt('T AND TITLE CO.
' Title Insurance
Office in PelenBldg.
Keimig Ooorrovering
Carpel. Hmperle. linoleum
rminler tups, ceramic tile,
flooring, sundries
Slcs Installation
109 North lit $4.
HermUlon, Oregon
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