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Obituaries
Page 7. THE GAZETTE TIMES. Heppner. OR. Thursday. Mar. 25. 1976
Admit led to Pioneer Memo
rial Hospital this week were:
Ralph Jackson, Spray, and
Grace Steers, Heppner,
, Patients dismissed this
week were: Walter Wright,
Mary J. Doherly, David
Hanna, Eugene Hull, Betty
Brown, Alberta Johannes and
David Bruner, all of Heppner.
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Special Galvanized
Roofing Sale
Corrugated
26 in wide - Covers 24 in.
Ail Lengths in Stock
8 ft long
10 ft long
12 ft long
14 ft long
16 ft long
This figures '23'
(March 9-13)
3" ea
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Per Square
Herm-McNary Hwy. 5872226
JUST ARRIVED
4-bedroom 28by 70
over 18,000 sq. ft.
2 full baths
large living room
with family room
unbelievable
spaciousness
Under $14.00 per sq. ft.
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Mobile Homes of Hermiston
Hermiston
AAcNary HiWay
Irl-County Seed Clesnlng'Co;
llep.-Lcx. Highway
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Grains Cleaned and Treated
ff Serving
Morrow, Umatilla, Gilliam
Counties
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Farmers ! ! !
Last year some of our customers
enjoyed a 5-10 bushel per acre
Increase with early spraying of
Bronate over a late spraying of
24-D.
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
one that helps. Bronate can be
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,
Buctril, 24-D, and other chemicals.
-i March 9, the Morrow County
Grain Growers lost 3 games to
Coast to Coast Stores, while
Central Market won 3 games
from Fiesta Bowl and Peter
son's won 3 games from
Gardners.
KolHTta Klaus. Coast to
Coast, took high honors for her
hindividual game of 198 and
also for high individual series
with a 518.
Petersons rolled a 907 for
high team game and a 2546
was rolled by Coast to Coast to
lake the high team series.
On March 16, Central Mar
ket lost 3 games to Coast to
Coast, Fiesta Bowl won 3
games from Gardners and
MCGG won 2'j games from
Petersons.
Francis Cook, Gardners,
took high honors for individual
high game with a 183 and
Phyllis Cole rolled a 491 to
lake the honors for individual
high series.
MCGG took the high team
game with an 873 and high
team series of 2506 closely
followed by Fiesta Bowl with a
2505.
Team W L
Petersons 77's 16
Central Market 26 18
MCGG 23'a 18'a
Coast to Coast 21 23
Gardners 19 25
Fiesta Bowl 13 31
I.Alt A GMITSOX
ttara Beamer Gertson, 83.
Heppner. died Monday. March
15 in an auU accident near
John Day.
She was borri Nov. 10, 1892,
, in Bradley. South Dakota, the
daughter of James and Mary
Itoler(s Reid. The family
came to Heppner in April,
HH). Clara graduated from
Heppner High School in 1909
and taught school several
years before her marriage to
W.J. Beamer in June 1912. Mr.
Beamer died in 1934 following
the death of their son James.
From August 1940 until his
death in 1950 she was married
to George W. Gertson.
Mrs. Gertson was well
known throughout the stale
and nationally for her leader
ship in The Degree of Honor
Protective Association. She
served as financial secretary
of Heppner 's Kate J. Young
IMlge No. 29 of The Degree of
Honor from 1929 through 1953.
before she was chosen state
president of that association.
She was state director from
1955 to 1970 and was the
lodge's national treasurer in
I'M.
She was an active member
or the San Soucf Rebekah
ldge No. 33 for more than 50
years. She was a Past Noble
Grand and held many offices.
She was thought to be the
longest -term member of the
.'!!! FARMERS!!!
Grain Cleaned & Treated
BOB OSWALT
422-7519 lone, Or
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567-2360
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Wayne's Diesel & Auto Repair
at Jim's Welding
jtAII major work on Cummins,
Detroit and Perkins diesels
J Front t ntf a tign m ent
jL Air conditioning repair
j. Ail automotive tune-up and repair
jftr horse trailer rental
Why dig by hand? Rent our Ditch
Witch Trencher by the day or hour.
Wayne Wilson 676-5816
ltiveride .e.. Heppner
llomr Phone 676-97 16
First Christian Church. Hepp
ner. which she served in many
ways, regularly teaching Sun
day School and being the
congregational treasurer at
the time of her death.
She was the first Morrow
County Welfare Officer.
Mrs. Gertson was active in
the Soroptimist International
almost since the chartering of
the Heppner Club, serving as
its fourth president in 1951-52.
and attending many conven
tions, including two interna
tional conventions in Europe.
She had traveled extensively,
her most recent foreign trip
being to the Holy Land.
Funeral services were held
Saturday. March 20. 2 p.m. at
the First Christian Church in
Heppner. wiih the Rev. Edwin
W. Sikes officiating. Sacred
selections "In The Garden"
and "How Great Thou Art"
were sung by Betty and Carl
Marquardl with Kathryn Hos
kins at the organ.
Casket bearers were How
ard Bryant. Cornett Green.
Clarence Baker. Marcel
Jones. Ernie Winchester and
Pete McMurtry. Interment
was in Heppner Masonic
Cemetery with Sweeney Mor
tuary in charge of arrange
ments. Contributions in her
memory may be made to the
Memorial Fund of the First -Christian
Church of Heppner.
Surviving are two daught
ers. Mary Goheen. Portland,
and Irene Anhorn. Central
Point; five grandchildren:
William G. Anhorn. Eugene:
Jeffrey' C, Anhorn and James
B. Anhorn. San Jose. CA:
Michael J. Anhorn. Central
Point; Catherine I. Anhorn.
Pendleton: five great-grandchildren
and one great -greatgrandchild:
her neiee Lois
Winchester. Heppner and oth
er nieces and nephews.
KFFIK ASHMEAD
A birthday party planned
for Effie Ashmead was can
celed Tuesday when Mrs.
Ashmead died, just 16 hours
from her 100th birthday.
Know n at the Ochoco Nurs
ing Home as "Grandma Ash
mead" she died of old age
Monday.
Floral arrangements and a
birthday cake had been order
ed nn(? members of her family
' gViVr? Jiii Priiievllle'for" the "
' party that was nor to b.
Mrs. Ashmead. formerly of
Spray; received cards from
stale legislators. Gov. Straub
and President Ford prior to
her death.
She was born March 16. 1876
at Libcrtyville. Iowa, the
daughter of Edwin A. and
Mary Alice McClain.
Mrs. Ashmead moved from
dm a to Spray. OR.. March 17.
lytti to live with her son Bob
Ashmead. April 18. 17 she
moved to the Ochoco Nursing
Home in Prineville.
Survivors are a son Bob
Pettyjohn Oil Col
lone, Oregon
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EVERYTHING SOLD
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$80,000.
TRUCK LOAD SURPLUS
TOOL AUCTION
All Merchandise Guaranteed
town Heppner, Oregon.
location Rottwall Bldf-old Ford Garage ,
dats . FrL March 26 local timk 6:30 pin.
THI LARCKT AUCTION OF ITS KINO IVI TO IE HELD IN THIS AREA.
NAME BRANDS INTLPPK IXCFRSOI.L RAVD - CHICAGO PNEUMATIC
CHANEL UK K - BLACK A PECKER - Hf RIiRAND McCRAW EDISON -MANING
BOWMAN - WEN AND MANY. MANY MORE
Air Impact nrwha a" 1 i" V I". EWtrle Imnaet wrench, Hand noarar
Mn 7U" . Tli. Jif aawa. Orbital aamkra. Halt typa andrs, lik irrinoar and
flufftr. Elactrie drill (AM !, Air powr cKimI, drills and aaruler. tonrh !
(larta tnd amaU), Hydraulic Jarka, Bnch tTlmUra, Lanra artmnt f Socket rt
. ii im 4 U Etfnaion crla; llet trimming tiola: numbing tnla;
Drill M ; Tool boxaa tall tiir) : Air hoM', Torrh ho; Sorfwdrhtr ata; Car
Pntr tla: Motrle areM tU; Mtrte rtnh, Opi End. Bot and: Tap tnd !di
at. Standard and Metrtf ; FWwf Jafka; Riwt; Raclprocal aa; AiljutaW wranfhaa;
Chatwl kKk wranfhaa; Nutbrkr aata; Rubhr larp atrapa: Impact aotkata, " . .
1"; Torqu wranth; Dpa irranfhat; HrttinruUhr: lla y outa; A)ln rrtnchaa;
8-lt rwhata; Prop enrda; fabla pnwar pulla: IfnlraraaJ aockat aatar Elaetrl chain
aawa' Channaloca tiwla: Band tnola (hammer, pilar, ate ); Mairmnt Upm: Hmp
np' lU kaawi; Haanaw t:d: Crprs TmuI.I light; Yard Mf hta ! Jumr-r nblm:
Frw tT r fmrT htti armiwt et tw. Marker n,t tail llgnU; Oiii and
bnid and wrwh (: MKhante haml anp; TV antannaa; FJactnc M.trlnf kiU;
Flartrte tapa- Trvifk tarpa; TraHr hltfh; Battary harfra; Sh-T poh brncma;
YanJ baJla; Knlfa aU; Small appltanraa ! Wall ttocka; OU kmp: TranaiatAf nxtina;
Wab ha man and woman' OIari ,
rms ornrR items too mtmkroi s to mention
Inviting AttncUnc of Womn, Carptnhart, Mechanic, Plumbr,
frmr and Dlr Welcome till
- CONTTNTOfS miZES ClYEN AWAY
TERMS Or 9AI.KI CAS1I OR APPROVED CHECKS
!m DuulM. for Arrlitrata ar PrsMrtr Afte Mi.
OWNERS
Milwaukio Wholesale
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AuclmnaaVt ntata Thi oatif tan b mmiail O" haul bal tota Thrt
baym pomt'" on
Ashmead. Spray; laughters.
Mrs. Jessie Morse. Pendleton:
Mrs. F. Kyle Belvel. Ottum- ,
wa. Iowa; Mrs. Margaret
Canny. Otlumwa.' Towa; Mrs:
Billie Staples. Portland; sister
Mrs. Pearl Pearson. Liber
tyville. Iowa and 25 grand
children: 51 great grandchild
ren and 29 great, great grand
children. Funeral services were
Thursday. 1 p.m.. March 18 at
the High School Gym. Spray. ,
OR. Rev. Milo Franke. John ,
Day officiated. Burial was in
the Haystack Cemetery near
Spray.
BMCC BUDGET
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The 1976-77 operating bud
get for the Blue Mountain
Community College was ap
proved by the college Board of
Education following a public
hearing. No opposition was
voiced at the hearing held on
the college campus.
The budget now goes to a
vote April 20 in Umatilla and
Morrow counlies. The college
has no tax base, requiring
annual elections to assure
operating funds for the two
year institution.
Termed "a good, hold-the-line
budget" by Ben Holdman.
Pendleton, chairman of the
budget committee, the docu
ment calls for a total expendi
ture of $3,079,381. an increase
of $373,500 over current figure.
President Ron Daniels des
cribed the budget as tight,
adding it reflects unavoidable
increases in social security
payments, electricity, natural
gas. insurance, road mainte
nance and cost-of-living sal
ary increases.
Directors of the Willow
Creek Country Club will hold a
meeting Wednesday. March 31
at Columbia Basin Electric at
7:30 p.m.
The activity committee will
soon have the calendar of
events ready for the year. This
will include special events
that will be of interest to both
men and women golfers.
Dates and times for men's
Sunday and evening play w ill
be decided at this week's
meeting of the local play
committee. The newly painted benches
help to brighten up the course.
The work was completed
recenllv bv Jan Bietel. lone
and the club members w ish to
thank all the businesses that
made it possible.
Annual spring clean-up day
has been set for April 10 under
Ihe direction of the grounds
and building committee. This
committee is headed up by
Lowell Gribble and Harold
Kerr. All members are urged
to help clean the course during
the morning and enjoy a noon
lunch before playing an after
noon round of golf.
Heppner High School golfers
opened the season last Friday
at Pendleton in a losing effort.
There has been a large turnout
of young golfers and their
efforts will undoubtedly pay
off in later tournaments.
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