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FOUR The Gazette-Times. Heppner, Ore., Thursday, July 28, 1977 Kids tour bank, visit residents O Lexington news ( ) Kinzua news .1 i ".4 Venice Hendrickson was taken to Pioneer Memorial Hospital on Saturday evening following a painful fall while working in her yard. She is scheduled to remain there for several days. During the vacation enjoyed at the Washington Coast and deep sea fishing at Illwaco, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Winkle and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Winkle were joined by the boys sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DuVall who now make their home in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jones of Pendleton are the proud parents of a daughter born Monday morning at a hosptial in that city. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Yocom and great granddaughter of Venice Hen o Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer were hosts for a barbecue, Saturday evening, July 23, at their ranch home, in honor of the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Queen and Court, Pennant Bearers and thier parents, members of the Rodeo Board and their fam ilies. Other guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gutierrez of Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Nash, Mr. and Mrs. O .The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Schmoll were hosts of a family gathering when Mrs. Schmoll's sister, Darlene, and her husband, Mossen Fool abjoosh, were preparing to go to Teran, Iran. Mossen came to the U.S.A. to complete his education and recieve his degree. Other members of the family visiting here were Mrs. Schmoll's mother, Beatrice Montgomery, and a sister, Caroline Schluntz, of Port land. Also, Mrs. Don (Nicholle) Smith of Umatilla attended. Mayor and Mrs. Vernon Stewart have returned to their home in Irrigon after visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. Duane Yunker in Sohren, West Germany. Sgt. Yunker is a police investigator stationed at Hahn Air Base. The purpose of their visit was to be with their daughter, Sharon, at the birth of her first child. Kurt Andrew was born on July 15, weighing nine pounds, 10 ounces. When they returned to Irrigon they wel comed another grandson, James Thomas, born July 11 to Thomas and Dolores Stew SIGN UP now FOR FALL WINTER LEAGUES STARTING SEPTEMBER 1,1977 CAll 676-9203 676-5805 TODAY OR HEPPNER rtelnlm Janes 989-3189 drickson. Paternal grandpar ents live in Florida. Lyle Cox who has been a patient in St. Vincent's Hos ptial in Portland for heart surgery has returned to his home in Lexington. Florence McMillian spent a few days last week with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. G.E. Irvin of Boardman. Mildred Rauch drove mail route last week for Mrs. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mar quardt and Mr. and Mrs. T.E. Messenger, Sr. motored to Vancouver last week where they attended the funeral services of Truman's sister, Nellie Sharp. Carl Marquardt is carrying his arm around in a cast and is recovering from bruises and cuts received recently when lone news Eva Harntett Dean Connor and Family, and Clif ta Bernard, all of Heppner, and Mr. an Mrs. Marion Palmer of lone. Mrs. Palmer had a special cake made in two tones of blue on a white background. Cen tering the cake was a large horse shoe with the Queen's name at the top and the four Princesses names around the horse shoe. The pennant bearers names were in each corner. Later in the evening they all attended the dance in Irrigon news Francis Rose Wilson 9223352 art of Irrigon. The two babies are the first and only grand children of the Vernon Stew arts. While in Germany the Stewarts toured the country. Vernon said the tour buses were great and were equipped with stereo music. They visited three castles in the Bavarian Alps that had been occupied during King Lud wig's era. The Stewarts said they were very beautiful, with wood carvings that had been carefully preserved with var nish and were highly polished. Marble was used extensively in the castles in stairways and window sills. Also, many of the homes used marble. The Stewarts said the for ests in Germany are culitva ted and cared for much like a park. The Forest Master guards over it and is very strict. He knows where every animal lives and guards over them as well. In the school ststem, a student must be a straight A student to get into college, since there are only four major colleges in Germany. They are much more strict than in this country, according to the Stewarts. Most students will choose an occupation by 676-9263 Ik I 10WL he fell while at work. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chick are spending a few days in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stea gall attended the Shoun Fam ily reunion at Bull Prairie last Sunday. There were about 85 people present. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Steagall visited his mother, Mrs. Burnside, at Spray. She had as houseguests Mr. and Mrs. Garland Stea gall and Ed Steagall from Illinois. The men are cousins of Mr. Steagall. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Steagall of Spokane and houseguests Leonna McQuinn and Shirley Shoemaker of Shady Valley, Tenn. were recent callers in Lexington and visited at the Shoun reunion. 422-7557 Heppner given in honor of Princess Donna Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall of Lexington spent Sunday at Ukiah at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer. Scott Balfe of An corage Ala. was also visiting the Palmers. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mcintosh returned July 7 from a 10 day trip to Cushing and Stillwater, Okl. where they visited friends and relatives. They were accompanied by the time they are in the fourth grade, and they learn a trade by serving as apprentices. The Stewarts admired the way the homes and country side were kept so neat and clean. Every family would care for the street in front of their home. The people were very con servative with water and electricity. Most drove a smaller type car to save on gas that was $1.40 a gallon. The Stewarts said people walk more in Germany than here. They saw some who would walk two or three miles to a neighboring community to go to church. No business or industry was open on Sunday. DOG m A p Biiorr miw" mm i ' . wyi-M.. .ii i tl ,TW,,:, CENTRAL fjJ There were plenty of wide eyed stares and inquisitive looks as children from : the Heppner Child Development Center toured the Bank of Eastern Oregon last week. Bill Lande patiently showed the kids how the bank operates on the other side of the . counter. Of special interest were the vaults where the children were allowed to hold rolls of change and feel the weight of silver dollars. They each came away with a sucker to keep them busy on the way to the park. Later in the day, the Masonic A public, symbolic Corner stone Laying Ceremony will be held at the Masonic Lodge in Sumpter, at 2 p.m., Satur day July 30. The Grand Master of Mas ons in Oregon will officiate, with his Grand Lodge Officers Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mcintosh. Gene Grabill came down to visit his mother, .Mrs. Ida Grabill, on July 2, and ended up in the Pioneer Memorial Hospital with a blood clot in his leg. After spending two weeks in the hospital, he is now at his mothers, but will be laid up for several more weeks and would appreciate friends dropping by to visit with him. The last story hour at the City Library will be held on Tuesday, August 2nd at 3:15 p.m. Many children attended the story hours this summer with an average of 12 attend ing each time. The AAUW and The Topic Club would like to thank the parents for helping make this program a success. Mrs. Jim Swanson spent the weekend in Roseburg visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Circle. Zoi Mihael idou, Greek PRYLE, who is visiting in Morrow County for a couple of weeks accompan ied her. Health August Free Health Examinations for Morrow County preschool ers and out of state transfers will be available Thursday, August 18, at A.C. Houghton school in Irrigon and Friday, August 19, at Heppner Grade School. All children starting school for the first time are eligible.. HIGHER IN TOTAL o LOWER IN COST OFEED LESS mm p A wlOfTMb MTI0M Mr. Dealer Send this coupon to ELLIOTT DOG RATION, Box 136. Eaison, WA 98248, and it will pay you 1 Dollar plus 5 cents for handling provided redemption is made In accordance with terms hereof. Invoices covering pur chase by you must be submitted upon request. The con sumer must pay any sales tax involved. This offbr void where restricted. Cash value of this coupon is 120th of 1 cent. This offer expires AUG. 7. 1977 OFF youngsters visited the nursing home at Pioneer Memorial Hospital to entertain the oldsters of Heppner. They sang songs and played games with as many of the residents as possible. The afternoon was mutually rewarding and en joyed by everyone. Dr. Lee Hazen will be coming to the center Friday, July 29, to instruct the children on the value of good dental hygine. The kids will . then but their knowledge into practice by using their new toothbrushes and toothpaste donated by Murrays Drugs. ceremony assisting. Light refreshments will be served by Alpine Chapter of the Eastern Star following the ceremony. Sumpter Lodge is proud of what they have accomplished and will be delighted to welcome anyone. Womens ' group views summer craft display Using the theme "In the Good Old Summertime," the Heppner Christian Business and Professional Women held their July meeting, Monday, July 14. Tables were decorated with summertime decorations and a special feature entitled "Summer Fun Creations" was presented by Birdine Tullis and Francine Evans. Included in the presentation were many children's items that can be made from articles picked up at the beach or in the backyard. Also shown were macrame items and other crafts. Most of the displays were made by 4-H'ers at summer camp and were both creative and imaginative. Music for the evening was provided by Wilma Cheney, soloist from Cecil, and the featured speaker was Kathryn Mai of Kinzua, a homemaker and Village Missionary. The next meeting of the exams 18 Appointments should be made as early as possible by calling the Morrow County Health Department at 989-8256 for the Ione-Lexington-Hep-pner areaAppointments for the Irrigon-Boardman area can be made after August 10 by calling the A.C. Houghton Grade School at 922-3321. NUTRIENTS mm m M I u c 1 it i fi) 1 f'vy.'M mm i 1 PW.- MM lkL 11 I m- 1 If nr IP a pound fm I " dhuJ a ml 0 ' H mm Hershel and Betty Murdock went to Bend Wednesday where they both had medical appointments. They returned home Thursday after spend ing the night at their place at Crooked River. Earl and Carol Norris enjoy ed an unusally sunny warm visit this weekend at Lincoln City. Carol tells me it was the nicest weather she can re member on a trip to the Oregon coast. The Norris' stopped in Portland on their way home to visit with Carol's sister, Lois Carpenter. Billie Joe and Pat McMinn and daughters Sheri and Brenda left Kinzua the even ing of the 13th for a trip to Disneyland. They stopped over in Klamath Falls to visit Billie Joe's parents Joe and Lois McMinn. Friday, the McMinns went on to the group will be Monday, August 1, at the Elks Club beginning at 7: 30 p.m. Featured will be a back to school fashion show presented by Kroll's Dept. Store. Mary Klueke, depart ment manager of the Bon Marche in Walla Walla will be the speaker. All ladies are welcome to attend. Reservations for this salad meeting can be made by calling Valerie Cooley at 676-5140 or Charlotte Botts, 676-5089 by Friday, July 29. Nursery service is available by calling Joyce Hughes at 989-8412. wrr,a 4, FOB ED fi -MX MW HW XW -XM mmmmmMmmWmMmmmmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm BREAKER... I ALL YOU 4-VHEELERS I V ...WE'VE GOT ITI J I mr ii m in n X U viw i K3 Barbara Pike 768-2861 California playland. They came back by way of Reno where they stopped for a few hours of sightseeing. At the senior McMinn home where they visited again on the return trip, they enjoyed seeing Billie Joe's sister and Family. His sister, Mrs. Jerry Smith, her husband and sons drove cross-country from their home in Maryland. The McMinns arrived home Thursday tired but with many pleasant memories. The Jiggs Bowman family was very busy last weekend. Ron and Ginger Bowman brought the Bowman's grand daughter Erika to spend the week with Jiggs and Rita. Rita's sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Clapper arrived from Hermiston to SUMMERS Come in and browse our selection of FALL WEAR arriving daily Heppner tWS grip SPUR strong nylon cord pro vides added strength and long life. The tough, massive tread resists cut ting, gouging & chipping on rugged terrain. UNCONDITIONAL ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE v . TREAD REGULAR SALE 700x15 6 Ply 2732 $48.55 $43.70 12x15LT 6 Ply 2232 81.48 73.33 750x16 8 Ply 2932 62.46 56.21 900x16 8 Ply 2232 82.43 74.19 Ail TIRE PRICES PLUS xDT(B7JQW spend the weekend, as did Brian Say of Prineville. This weekend the Bowmans and daughter Cindi and Patti Pemberton, Fossil, took Erika home to her parents Joe and Robin Bowman in Portland. In Portland the Bowmans picked up Annette Williamson, daughter of Jack and Sandra Williamson of Camp Five. Before Jiggs and Rita return ed home Sunday they took Cindy, Patti, and Annette to Pacific University where the three girls will attend basket ball camp. I'm sorry about no news last week but I spent the week at Lake Magone, I enjoyed what for me was a wonderful trip, by myself with a fishing pole, some reading material and a crossword book or two. BP FASH fOftS Lebush Shoppe 676-5561 0 Q D D 0 D D D The all new Co-op Grip Spur maximum traction tire in stock now. 0 D D D D Q D 0 F.f.T. few) InC , " ' " . y J
