Page 6. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday. Mar. 11, 1976
Mr. and "Mrs. Arlet Camp
bell and Andrea went to Bend
Saturday to visit Ariel's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery
Campbell. On the way home
they stopped at Redmond and
Prineville to visit Ariel's
sisters.
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nice weekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hoskin
son, Prineville arrived Sunday
to spend the day visiting at the
Gordon Orr home. Sunday
evening Alfred Parrott and
son Bruce, Unity, also arrived
to visit the Orr's and Mr. and
Mrs. Gwen Sharp.
Im-r', 8 new pickups in stock
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4 speed
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3650.00 short bed 4 speed
Mileage -24 city
30 highway
Cash no trade we will
license for 2 years,
include bumper & radio
at a special price.
15newDatsun210s
from $3,000-3,500
Mileage-29 in town
41 highway
6-710 wagens in stock
2-2Zs in stock
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enjoyed a 5-10 bushel per acre
increase with early spraying of
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Bronate can be sprayed early
while the weeds and grain are
small. The grain only needs to have
3-4 leaves. Early spraying Is the
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sprayed in colder weather (any
weather that your nozzles don't
freeze).
Every day you delay In spraying
your weeds, is costing you money.
Kill them while they are small.
Act now, give us a call, 422 7254.
We have a good stock of Bronate,
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KDIZUA HEVS
Bv Barbara Pike
Once again the big news this
week in the Kin ma area is
basketball, this time at Baker
for the State "B"
Championship. Dispite our
disappointment Friday night
when the team seemed to be
suffering from a bad case of
tournament fever we were all
very proud of our team than
and on Saturday night when
they put it all together to take
third place from Camas
Valley. Saturday afternoon
downtown Baker might have
been the Kinzua Mercantile or
the sidewalk in Fossil to judge
by the familiar, faces seen
while doing some window
shopping. Sunday most of the
Wheeler fans returned home
to dream of next year
maybe, just maybe we'll take
home the top proze, but til
then the record says third, we
know our boys are TOPS.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell went
to The Dalles on Monday on
business.
Mrs. Alma Cory, Mrs. Linda
Nyseth and daughter Brenda
went to Madras last Monday
for medical a (tension and to
do some business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Mangum and children went to
Porltand Friday to spend the
weekend.
Bill and Patsy McMinn went
to The Dalles Monday for
medical tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pike went
to Odell, Tuesday to spend the
night with Grady and
Margeret Rogers. Wednesday
morning they went to The
Dalles to be with Don's
stepfather, Mr. George
Austin, while Don's mother,
Mrs. Evelyn Austin had
surgery at The Dalles General
Hospital.
Mrs. Iris Morley went to
Hood River Saturday
afternoon to visit her
daughters Annie and Christine
for the weekend.
The Troy Day family went
to Pendleton this weekend to
visit Troys mother, Mrs.
Verlie Derrick. They went to
Baker to see the final two
games of the "B" tournament.
On their way home they
stopped in Heppner to visit
with the Dick Sargents.
March 7, was Laymen
Sunday at the Kinzua
Community Church. Mrs. Don
Cory was in charge of
arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyal
Hubbell, Charlene and Robbie
went to Milton-Freewater
Friday where Mrs. Hubbell
stayed to visit at the home of
her mother and stepfather,
Mr. and Mrs. William
Eldridge while the rest of the
family went on to Baker for
the tournament Sunday they
stopped in Hermiston to visit
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson is the sister of
John Hawk, Kinzua. The
Johsons are former Kinzua
residents.
Newlyweds Larry and
Nancy (Benson) Christianson
are now at home in
Vancouver, WA., where Larry
is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Bogart
enjoyed a short visit with their
son Steve Sunday. Steve
returned to Baker Sunday
evening where he is employed
by Helicopter Logging.
Mrs. La Vina Conner spent
the weekend in Baker visiting
at the home of her father-in-law
Mr. Albert Conner.
Mrs. Denna Reid and De
Rina went to Hermiston Thur
sday to visit the orthodontist.
While in Hermiston they had
lunch at the home of Mrs.
Reid's sister. Mrs. Shirley Pe
terson. Mr. and Mrs.- Steve Conlee
and sons Rob and Scot I went to
Hermiston Thursday to visit
several friends and relatives.
While there they drove to
Pendleton for the basketball
games. They returned home
Sunday.
Hershel and Betty Murdock
went to John Day to attend the
Range Management meeting
at the Malheur National
Forest headquarters. Mr. Mu
rdock was at the meeting as a
representative for the Oregon
Bow Hunters.
Dave and Sue Mattison and
their daughters Robin and
Jodi went to Odell Saturday to
spend the weekend at the
Grady Roger's home. They
also visited with the Herb
Luper family.
Betty Murdock drove to
Heppner Wednesday to take
her husband Hershel for a
doctor appointment. He is
reported as doing well and has
been released to return to
work.
Heppner Barber Shop
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Senior Citizens 52.50
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Saturday March 13
DANCE
Music by The Denims
9 til 2:30
Admission $2
Hardman Community Center
Supper will be served
Vape's Diesel & Auto Repair
at Jim's Welding
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Wayno Wilson 676-5816
Home phone 676-9746
Riverside Ave., Heppner
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FIFTY YKARS AGO
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Trodson
were in Heppner on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duvall
entertained with a turkey
dinner on Sunday in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Uhland and
children from Lamed, KS.
George Swaggart, former
resident of this city, was over
from his Pendleton home and
spent Monday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Balsig
er. of lone and Mr. and Mrs.
Keller, Lexington, attended an
anniversary program and
banquet of Doric Lodge No. 20,
K of P on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter LaDu
sire spent several days in
Portland, where Mr. LaDusire
attended a meeting of the
Chrysler organization.
Forty of the wool producers
and others interested in the
sheep industry meet Wednes
day afternoon with President
K J. Warner and Secretary
Hugh Sprout of the Oregon
Wool Growers Assn.
Cheese will store well in a
plastic bag, but sprinkle drops
of water inside to maintain
moisture. If mold forms Just
trim off, it will not harm
cheese.
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Korner
THIRTY YKARS AGO
The Morrow County Grain
Growers exercised the option
for the purchase of the
elevators and the dock facili
ties at Paterson Ferry in
North Morrow County.
Kirk and Robinson took
honors at the recent Oregon
Hereford Assn. blue tag show
and sale at Pendleton showing
the reserve champion bull.
First place winners of the
annual Elks scholarships were
two lone students, Ernest
Drake and Anna Jepsen;
Donald Casteel. Lexington
and Virginia Andresen, Hepp
ner took second place honors.
The value and the need for
an addition to Pioneer Memo
rial Hospital which was com
pleted last year was well
demonstrated this week when
the institution operated for a
few days at over a 100 per cent
capacity.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Co
nnor, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lind
strom. Mr. and Mrs. James
Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs.
William Smethurst attended a
Locust reception of the chap
ter of the Order of the Eastern
Slar, Pendleton.
Shirley Orr held a Home
Interior party at her home
Wednesday evening.
Peterson's Jewelers look 4.
games from Fiesta Bowl.
Central Market lost 3 games to
Morrow County Grain Gro
wers and Coast to Coast took 3
games from Gardners.
Individual high game was
179 rolled by Dorris Graves.
Petersons and Marie Turner,
MCGG also with a 179. Leslie
Junes subbing for Coasl to
Coast rolled a 484 lo take
individual high series honor.
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