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Newspaper Page TextPag 14-TIIE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday, Oct. 21, 1976 Obituaries Earl. R.Saling Word has been received of the recent death of Earl R. Saling, 76, The Dalles, in a hospital there. Mr. Saling was a former Morrow County resi dent. He was born April 24, 1900, at Eightmile, the son of Wright and Corda Belle War ren Saling. Mr. Saling was an inspector for the Oregon Highway De partment and the U.S. Corps of Engineers on highway con struction. He was a member of the Chenowith and Oregon Grange, and was master of the Chenowith Grange and a member of the Eagles Lodge. He is survived by his widow, Margaret, The Dalles; a step son, Willard Leff, Moro; two granddaughters, Joy Leff Students to meet The high school students from Hope Lutheran Church in Heppner and Valby Lu theran Church in lone, will be meeting at the home of Pastor and Mrs. Mark Johnson, on Monday, October 25, at 6:30 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to share a meal together, have a time of fellowship, and to plan some of the activities which will be coming up during the next few months. Farewell Dinner Shirley Belcher was giv en a farewell dinner Mon day evening at the West of Willow Restaurant. Over 40 women attended the can dlelight dinner, where Shir ley was presented with gifts from her friends. Shirley and her sons, Mark and Gary, will be leaving for her new home in Gresham at the end of this week. Hull, The Dalles, and Laura Leff, Moro; a brother, Marion Saling, Echo; two sisters, Violet Myers, Beaverton, and Mary Scott, Pasco, WA; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home. John Kiernan John Kiernan, 82, died re cently in Pendleton. Mr. Kiernan was born Aug ust 13, 1894 in Ireland. He was a retired sheep herder and worked for many years on the Ashbeck, Kil kenny and Campbell ranches. Funeral mass was October 4. at St. Patrick's Church, Heppner, at 11 a.m., with the Rev. John O'Brien officiating. Sacred selections were played by Rikka Tews at the organ. Concluding services and interment were at Heppner Masonic Cemetery with Sweeney Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Casket bearers were Emery, Leo, and Tom Ash beck, William Rawlins, Bill Kilkenny and Francis Doher ty. Mr. Kiernan is survived by a sister in Ireland and a cousin, James Cregan, Portland, OR. Edgar Albert Edgar George Albert, 73, died in Heppner, October 15. He was born May 25, 1903, at Hector, MI. On June 11, 1930, he was married to Ila Mauk at Donnybrook, ND. Mr. Albert had been a resident of the community since 1944. He was a member of the First Christian Church, Heppner Lodge No."69, A.F.4 A.M., and Heppner Lodge No. 358 B.P.O.E. He was a former Oregon State policeman and a retired livestock theft investi gator for the Oregon State Dept. of Agriculture. Funeral services were Tues day, October 19, at 11 a.m., at the First Christian Church, with the Rev. Edwin Sikes and the Rev. Joe Jewett, Enter prise, officiating. Carl and Betty Marquardt sang "Be yond the Sunset" with Betty Marquardt at the organ. Active pallbearers were Carl McDaniel, Kenneth Bat ty, Dean Gilman, Marcel Jones, Mel Siebert and Paul Jones. Honorary pallbearers were Roy Nelson, Eldred Wright, Guy Woodworth, Claude Shaw, Johnnie Jones, and Chet Greene. STUB TO BE TORN OFF SY RECEIVING CLERK BALLOT NO- SAMPLE GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT PRECINCT MORROW COUNTY, OREGON. GENERAL ELECTION TO SE HELD ON TUESDAY, THE 2nd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1976 MASK A CBOSS 00 OS CHKR MABK M M 1W VOnMB POB AND TO VOTI ON CONfTnVDONAt AMTMDMTNTS, woao Ttr ob Afn tmi woao -ho-. KTWON TM NUMM AMD TM NAM OF EACH CANDBATI VOTD9 or QUDtnoNS, mark a ooss oo oa chdcx mark (V) aptbi tm NATIONAL FOR FRESR5ENT AND VICE PtESSDENT, AND BICTOKS OF PRESDCNT AND VICE PRfSBJENT von Fot oni Gtour r . y mi -r- batoa mm a kiMM mm nomnor an mm arooa 1 j . mmmm mt ymm M tot PioadiN mmi Vtaa P.i4int. rkli-Wiiirfni tor mmm mt mm mm -ii far pi ) itow to mmmmrt ymm mmmm tm, ill mmi Wo MM INDErfNDENT CANDDATES 101 I-1 " MM OUQOHl i. MatAITT. far V I I JOHN P. CAUAHAN. tor Iiioii I H Prom Job P. Ciiit i S m . Par. DnjaU DIMOCXATIC CANDDATES WA1TB ... - - JMnMT CABTBL Pot Wa P i Hi". OmTbamtTtM.., mpmlmJmmmmmmmZ, HmmZ taUv Ma-V BMbN& ffti fjiSrWJt. BJFUtUCAN CANDBATU Par tm t, O4BAL0 B. POOD. Far Wn Pnaatoot. Cmm. mm) M Mini t mmimn am mmn FOt RWSCNTATTVI M CONOtlSS, SECOND CONOttS TIOHAi DtSTtJCT (V far Om) kW, Craafc, Dm-, OtOmm, Of, Honwy, rlJ Whaa far mmd prnan ml 104 fl THOMAS N. I 101 COUNTY FOt COUNTY JUDGE (VoN) for On) 117 DAM01 A. CWM lit PAW W. JONB FOB COUNTY COMM1SSK3NEI (Vara (or On) H. McCOT 120 WBLABO L IMUJR FOt COUNTY am (V fa On) 121 n AD1 PAACHH 121 I I PAUUNi J. WMnB FOt COUNTY SHEUFF (Vato far On) 121 I I uuarr D. PtTSCH FOt COUNTY TMASURER (VMMtOm) ti4 I I mvu FOt COUNTY SUIVEYOt (Vfa far On) STATE FOt SICHTA1Y OF STATE (Vara far Om 10 PAUUrt 107 FOt STATE TtlASUtft (Van) Far On) 1 I lO-QOAT FOt ATTOtNfY OINItAl (VM Far On) no n I I 111 -j iAMH A. (M KM STATE SSHATOt, DISTRICT TWTKTT4KJMT rv o) lit rJ tmm a. jmhiiob 114 Q OOhMtU i fawn III r1 MB DOT mnUmlMm UJ . - FOB STATE tsmWNTATTVS. 0$TtT FTY1VE (V fa Ox) Ml J-Jutiut Concluding services and interment were at Heppner Masonic Cemetery with Sweeney Mortuary in care of arrangements... Mr. Albert is survived by his widow, na, Heppner; three daughters, Gayle Feller, On tario, OR; Patricia Prock, Heppner; Feme Healy, Rose burg, OR; eleven grandchild ren; two brothers, Herbert Albert, Ekalaka, MT; Harold Albert, Ormond Beach, FL; two sisters, Esther Torbert, Cambridge, MI; and Geneva Nelson, Minot, ND. Three sisters and four brothers preceded him in death. Contributions may be made to the Cancer Fund or to the Shriners' Hospital In Portland. Mary Wright Mary M. Wright, 87, died in Heppner Thursday, October 14. She was born July 28, 1887 in Suffolk County, England. Mrs. Wright, who wat a member of the community for 68 years, was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church, the Rebekah Lodge, and a charter member of the Rhea Creek Grange. Funeral services were held Monday, October 18, at 11 a.m. at All Saints Episcopal Church, with the Rev. Ken neth Miller officiating. Organ ist was Mrs. C.C. Carmlchael. Casket bearers were Elmer Palmer, Robert Stevens, Dal las Craber, Elmer Steers, Kenneth Batty and Sam Steers. Concluding services and vault interment were at Hep pner Masonic Cemetery with Sweeney Mortuary in care or arrangements. Mrs. Wright's husband, Clyde, preceded her In death in 1941. She Is survived by her son, Harold Wright, Heppner; a sister, Eva Wright, Hermls ton; one grandson and two great granddaughters. STUB TO BE TORN OFF BY RtCEtVHMO OERK BALLOT NO- SAMPLE GENEItAL ELECTION BALLOT PRECINCT MORROW COUNTY, OREGON. GENERAL ELECTION TO EE HELD ON TUESDAY, THE 2ad DAY OF NOYEMSER. U74 MASK A CtOSI ( Ot CHOCK MAW M W TMI VOWN) KM ANO TO VOTI ON CONfTITUTIONAl AMtttOMBNTS, woao w oa Arm im woao -no. UTWIM TM NUMM AND TMI NAMI OF IACH CAMJI VOTB Of. OUUTK)K, MAUK A CtOM W OB W VI " MEASURES REFERRED TO THE FEOFtE 1Y TMI UOISUTIV1 ASSEMBIY . 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