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WALLACE GAARSLAND
' Funeral services for Wal
lace L. Gaarsland, 46, Prine
ville, formerly of lone were
held Tuesday at Clayville
Mortuary in Estacada at 10
a.m.
Graveside services were at
High View Cemetery, lone, at
3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Mr. Gaarsland died Thurs
day in the Veteran's hospital
in Portland. He had been in ill
health for about two years.
H was born April 30, 1930 at
Fergus Falls, Minn. His fami
ly moved to lone when he was
about seven, and he received
his schooling there. He was in
the p.S. Navy for four years,
and served in Korea. Later he
operated a well drilling busi
ness' in Estacada.
Survivors are the wife,
Bonita, a son, Wallace, step
sons Gary, Frank, Billy and
John, all of Prineville; his
mother, Ida Coleman, lone;
sisters Jean Crawford, Port
land; Gwen Healy, Heppner;
Ann Schwarz, Heppner, Joan
West, Milwaukie, Sue Ek
strom, Seattle, WA; and
uncle, Joe Gaarsland, lone;
numerous nieces and neph
ews. MA.RY E. SNOW
Funeral services for Mary
E. 'Snow, 58, were held today
at .the First Christian Church,
Heppner at 10 a. m.
Graveside services were at
the Heppner Masonic Ceme
tery, Heppner, OR.
tMrs. Snow died Monday,
May 31 at Hiersche's Nursing
Home, Pendleton, OR.
; She was born September 23,
191? in Heppner, OR.
:: Casket bearers were Bill
Kilkenny, Gerald Swaggert,
Howard Cleveland, Ralph Be
jfmer, Verner Troedson and
Emile Groshen.
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Heppner. OR, Thursday, Jane 3.
Mrs. Snow's husband, Kem
per preceded her in death. She
is survived by two step-sons,
Claude Snow, Spokane, WA
and Bill Snow, lone and one
uncle, Conn Atkins, Van
couver, WA.
BLANCHE I. SCHEELAR
Blanche Irene Scheelar, 77,
died at her home in lone,
Monday, May 31, 1976.
She was born in Salem,
Oregon, October 3, 1898.
Mrs. Scheelar was a mem
ber of St. Mark's Lutheran
Church, Salem. She moved to
lone from Salem, in Septem
ber, 1975.
Funeral services will be
held today, (Thursday), June
3, 10:30 a.m., at the lone
United Church of Christ with
the Rev. William Graham
officiating.
Sacred selections "In The
Garden" and "Beyond the
Sunset" will be sung by Carl
and Betty Marquardt, accom
panied by Rikka Tews at the
organ.
Casket bearers include Jim
Scheelar, Mark Scheelar, Da
vid Scheelar, John Scheelar,
Ashley McCabe and Ron
Crabtree.
Concluding services and
interment will be at High View
Cemetery, lone, with Sweeney
Mortuary in charge of ar
rangements. Survivors include a daught
er, Irene Crabtree, lone; three
sons, Elmer Scheelar, Port
land; Donald Scheelar, Sa
lem; and Larry Scheelar Jr.,
Bellevue, WA; two sisters,
Mae Dalueg, Forestberg, Al
berta, Canada; and Mabel
Scheelar, Vancouver, B.C.;
fourteen grandchildren, sev
enteen great grandchildren
and numerous nieces and ne
phews. Contributions may be made
in her memory to the Heart
Fund or to the Cancer Society
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Roy Orbison Concert
The Roy Orbison story goes
back to the early stages of
country rock and roll, back to
Memphis, TN. His first hit
that received national atten
tion was "Ooby Dooby" in
1956. There was a four year
lull until his next hit entitled
"Uptown" was made. He then
went on to establish his style
with "Only the Lonely,"
"Candy Man Running Scar
ed," "Pretty Paper," and
"Oh, Pretty Woman."
Roy Orbison will be appear
Hearing Tests Set
for LYJ or row County
Electronic hearing tests will be
given by the Beltone Hearing Aid
Service office at the Northwestern
Motel, Friday, June 4, 2-6 p.m.
Factory trained hearing spec
ialists will be at the Northwestern
Motel, Heppner, to perform the
tests.
Anyone who has trouble hearing
or understanding is welcome to
have a test using the latest
electronic equipment to determine
if his loss is one which can be
helped. Some of the causes of
hearing loss will be explained and
diagrams of how the ear works will
be shown.
Everyone should have a hearing
test at least once a year if there is
any trouble at all hearing clearly.
Even people now wearing a
hearing aid or those who have been,
told nothing could be done for them
should have a hearing test and find
out whether the latest methods of
hearing correction can help them
hear better.
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Seniors
15 to 18
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Oregon
in county mm
ing in person at the Armory,
Pendleton, Monday, June 7. 8
p.m.
To attend the Roy Orbison
Concert, tickets can be pur
chased at Murray Drug Store
or from Molly Becket, Tri
County Health Service, 676
5131. The proceeds of the
ticket sales will be given to the
Retired Senior Volunteer Pro
gram, Child Development
Center and the Area Agency
on Aging.
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