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The Heppner city council
accepted the resignation of
Ernie Ceresa Tuesday night
during the regular July
meeting,
Ceresa, on a two year term,
Harold Eric in
Harold Erwin, 68, Heppner,
who was grand marshal of the
Westward Ho. Parade in the
1971 Pendleton Round-UP,
died at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital Tuesday.
Mr. Erwin owned and oper
ated a grain cleaning and
cattle buying business in
Heppner until his retirement
because of ill health.
He was a member of the
Oregon Cattlemen's Associa
tion and active for many years
in 4-H and Morrow County
Wranglers. He was a member
of B.P.O.E. No. 358 and a life
member of the RCA.
Mr. Erwin was born March
21, 1908 In Preacott, WA. He
married Inez Clivon in Walla
Walla April 17, 1943.
Survivors are the widow,
Heppner; a daughter Shirley
Clark, LaGrande; a son, Gary
Erwin, Boise, ID; his mother,
Sara Mae Erwin, College
Place, WA; three sisters,
Delia Mae Sanders, College
Place, Joyce Sanders, Walla
Walla, and Irene Hess, Buenos
Wedding
McQuisten-Wilson united
Diane L. McQuisten and
Thomas Y. Wilson were mar
t ried June 28 at a 2 o'clock
ceremony performed by Jud
ge Paul Jones.
Faith Chinney was the
bride's attendant. Best man
was Vance Bennett.
The bride's parents are Ben
McQuisten, Haines and Ina ,
Carlson, Monument.
Attending the ceremony
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would have been up for
re election in November. Cer
esa resigned effective July 7
to take a new job in Burns,
OR.
His post will be a four year
Aires, Argentina; brothers,
Hap Erwin, Walla Walla; and
Charles ErwiruPrescott; four
grandchildrentwo great
grandchildren ; and numerous
nieces and nephews.
Services were 2 p.m. Friday
at the United Methodist Chuch
in Heppner.
Services were 2 p.m. Friday
at the United Methodist Chur
ch in Heppner with the Rev.
Steven Tollefson officiating.
Kathryn Hoskins and Dor
ene Grace sang "When It's
Round Up Time In Heaven"
and "My Father's World",
accompanied by Rikka Tews
at the organ.
Casket bearers were W.E.
Hughes, Pat O'Brien, Allen
Hughes, Jerry Brosnan, Mer
lin Hughes and Howard Bry
ant. Concluding services and
vault interment with ritualis
tic services by B.P.O.E. No.
358 were in Heppner with
Sweeney Mortuary in charge
were Eric McQuisten, Haines;
Terry McQuisten, North Pow
der and Jason Stilles, Monu
ment; Debbie and Dee Dee
Curan, Michael Curran, Illi
nois; Tommy Jr., Tina Marie
and Robbie Wilson, lone,
children of the groom.
The couple will reside in
Heppner where the groom is
employed by Kinzua Corpora
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The council also heard from
First Federal Savings and
Loan officials who say they
want to put a mobile bank in
Heppner. Oren Allison, man
Obituaries
of arrangements.
Persons who wish may
make contributions to the
Round-Up Hall of Fame in
Pendleton or to the charity of
their choice.
John Happoid
John G. Happoid, 80, Hepp
ner, died Thursday at Hier
sche's Nursing Home in Pen
dleton.' Survivors include a sister,
Louise S. Lane, Portland;
nieces Betty Murphy, Pen
dleton, and Marjorie Wright,
Lexington, and several other
nieces and nephews.
Mr. Happoid was born in
Biglow in Sherman County
and had lived in Heppner most
of his life.
He was a member of the
Veterans of World War I. He
served in the Army during
that war. He had worked for
many years for the Heppner
Lumber Mill.
Comprehensive plans
should begin soon
Work on a four city compre
hensive plan should get start
ed within the next couple
weeks, according to Dave
Moon, Morrow County plan
ning commissioner.
The plans were to begin July
1 but revisions in compliance
schedules have stalled the
project. The schedules have
been updated, Moon said, and
the county is waiting on a
Land Conservation and De
velopment Commission ruling.
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Prices effective TWtday, FrMav A
aging officer at First Federal
in Pendleton, and Bert Arndt,
promotions, spoke to the
council.
The proposed bank would
be in the form of a 31 foot
A graveside funeral service
will be Thursday, 11:30 a.m. in
the Willamette National Cem
etery in Portland.
Burns Mortuary of Pendle
ton is in charge of arrange
ments. Henry Stotts
Henry Stotts, 64, Heppner,
died in Pendleton Friday. He
was born Aug. 1, 1911, in
Carmichael, Canada. He had
recently retired from Kinzua
Corporation after 25 years of
service.
He was a veteran of World
War II and was a prisoner of
war in North Africa.
He married Lora Gilma in
Lewis ton, ID, shortly after
World War II.
Besides his widow he is
survived by his daughter,
Lora Lee Stotts, at home.
Services were held Tuesday,
The LCDC grants should be
available, Moon said, after the
commission has ruled on the
compliance schedule revi
sions. "We can't do anything till
we get the money," Moon
said, noting that a planner has
not been hired yet. One full
time planner and a part time
secretary will be hired by the
cities of Heppner, Lexington,
lone and Irrigon on the joint
LCDC funded project.
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motor home, equipped with
banking essentials, including
a safe, lobby and desk.
The project would be a joint
program with Boardman, Ar
lington and Heppner. Right
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July 6 at the Heppner Chri
stian Church with the Rev.
Edwin Sikes officiating.
Carl and Betty Marquardt
sang "Beyond the Sunset" and
"Good Night and Good Mor
ning" accompanied by Kath
ryn Hoskins at the organ.
Casket bearers were Morris
McCarl, Kenneth Smith, Ar
chie Alderman, Howard Bry
ant, Bob Lowe and Jim Rog
ers. Concluding services and
vault interment was at Hepp
ner Masonic Cemetery with
military honors by American
Legion Post No. 87, Heppner.
Sweeney Mortuary was in
charge of arrangements.
Meeting
sloted
Rhea Creek Grange will
hold an opening meeting
and potluck supper Friday,
July 9, 7 p.m.
Guest speaker will be
Danita Hardy, Jefferson,
OR, who has been an A.F.S.
exchange student in Hol
land. She will show slides
and tell of her' experiences
there.
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now, none of the three cities
has a big enough population to
feasibly put a five day a week
bank in town.
The mobile bank would be
in Heppner two days a week,
in Boardman twice a week and
in Arlington, one day a week.
The site for the bank is
south of the Arco Station on
Main Street. The bank would
be housed in a garage type
structure with a porch, paved
and landscaped, the First
Federal officals told the coun
cil. Monies deposited in the
bank would be kept in the
local bank, Arndt said, and
would not leave the city.
The banking facility meets
the city's zoning codes but the
council asked for metal or
cement type building for fire
code purposes. The bank
officials want a pole structure
for easier salvage in the event
a permanent structure be
built.
The temporary building will
be 18 feet wide and the
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officials said they would en
tertain metal structure pos
sibilities to meet fire codes.
Opening of the bank is set
for Oct 1.
In other business, the coun
cil: approved, after three
meetings, the building permit
for David Grey to put a
$17,700 mobile home on Shobe
St. The council had earlier
ruled against the proposal
because of a single opponent
to the home. This week, they
ruled in favor, 4-1.
ok'd the hoods on parking
meters for the July 9 sidewalk
bazaar.
heard from Steve Ander
son, city engineer. Anderson
went through the city's water
system and found a few minor
wrinklers but said they should
be ironed out in about two
weeks. One problem, he said,
was air in the water. He said
he would check into the
problem and come back before
the council with a proposal to
solve the problem.
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Hydraulics & Welding
Jim's Welding Service
Either in the shop or
on the job.
Hydraulics. Hose St fittings
Jim Barrett
Riverside Ave. ' Heppner
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Insurance
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Health. Fire. Auto. Marine
Group Plans
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Monuments
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Granite, Marble, Brmttt
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Also srrv Ing lone A l esUigtaw
Heppner, P.O. Bs IT
discussed the new state
traffic codes and said all four
city police officers had studied
the new laws and had been to
school for them.
was thanked by the wim
club parents, represented by
Dan James, for sponsoring
the team and putting the
squad under the city's liability
insurance.
Rodeo
results
Tara Mahoney placed se
cond in the girls calf riding
and Don Peterson placed
second in the senior barrels at
the Hells Canyon Jr. Rodeo.
Cindy Dougherty with partner
Richard Moulton, Dayville
took first in team roping.
Cindy also took first in girls
senior breakaway.
At the Hermiston Team
Roping Cindy and Cliff Dough
erty took first for fast time.
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Shrubs, trees, instant
lawn (Delivery avail.)
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