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FOUR The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, August 11, 1977 ' ? ' i ' i t - -s 1 Marshalls to celebrate golden anniversary The golden wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiiam Marshall of Arlington will ; be celebrated at a reception on Sunday, August 14 at the Arlington Methodist Church. The couple asks there be no gifts.' Hosts for the event will be the Marshalls' three sons and their spouses, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Marshall of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Marshall of Boise, Ida. and Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Marshall of Portland. The family in cludes eight grnadchildren. Bill Marshall and Mildred Taylor were married on r Mr. and Mrs. i welcome daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arthur Stephani, lone, became the parents of a daughter Jessica Hill, pn August 4. She weighed 7 pouhds 8 ounces at birth. She joins a sister Danielle, 2' 2 at home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Art Stephani, Jr., lone PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT TRANSFER APPLICATION NO. 3586 Notice is given hereby that an application has been filed in the office of the Water Resources Director by Richard T. Wilkinson for approval of an additional point of diversion from Willow Creek. The certificate recor ded at Page 150. Vol. 1, State Record of Water Right Cerfificates, in the name of J.M. Hager, describes a right which includes the use of water from Willow Creek in the amount of not to excede 0.49 cubic foot per second with a priority date of 1870 for irrigation of 15.88 acres in NE'4, SW'4 and 13.48 . acres in NW'4 SE'. of Sec. 32; and in the amount of 0.32 cubic foot per second with a pri ority date of 1894 for irrigation of 0.33 acre in NE'4 SE'4. 6.74 acres in SE'4 SE4 of Sec. 31; 9.43 acres in NW4 SW'4 and 3.05 acres in SW4 SW'4 of Sec. 32, all within T. 2S., R. 27 E., W.M. .Water for the said right is diverted from two points located ( 1 ) 36 ft. N. and 328 Ft. W. from the E. '4 corner of Sec. 32, being within the fE'4 NE'4 of Sec. 32; (2) 1092 ft. S. and 1251 ft. W. from the center of Sec. 32, being within the NE'4 SW'4 of Sec. 32, all within T. 2 S., R. 27 E., W.M. The applicant herein, owner of the lands above described, pro poses to establish, with out loss of priority, an additional point of div ersion located 670 ft. S. and 614 ft. E. from the center of Sec. 32, being within the NW'4 SE'4 of said Sec. 32. All persons interested are notified hereby that a hearing will be held at the country courthouse at Heppner, Oregon, on PEACHES U-PICK RED HAVEN For canning or freezing SANTA ROSA PLUMS GRAVENSTEIN APPLES 18'-P0UND Bring Containers Thomas Orchards Kiinberlv, Oregon 934-2230 August 14, 1927 in The Dalles and have lived in Arlington since their marriage. . The Marshalls operated the Marshall's Red and White Grocery in Arlington for may years. And in recent years, Barbeque The men of all Saint's Episcopal Church of Heppner are inviting residents to cele brate the upcoming Morrow County Fair, and Rodeo in "grand old fashion" at their annual barbecue. This year the feast will he Stephanie and Mrs. Maxine Talley, Portland. Great-grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Art Stephani,.' Sr., lone; Mr. Carl Berg strom, lone; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lice and Mr. H.R. Talley in Miss. Mrs. Tilman Hogue of Heppner is a great-great-grandmother. ; October 5, 1977, at 9:30 a.m. All objections to the proposed change, if any there are, will be heard at said time and place. Any and all objections shall be. pre pared in writing, one copy to be served on Richard T. Wilkinson, PO Box 68, Heppner, Oregon 97836, and one copy filed with the Water Resources De- partment, Salem, Ore gon 97310, together w ith v a $10 filing fee', at least , 10 days prior to the date , set for hearing, IF NO OBJECTION IS FILED, Gef Farm Journal's popular idea book . . . , COUNTRYSIDE LIVING FOR ONLY $2 It's yours at this special low price with the ' compliments of the Merchants listed below. 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PA 19105 TO GET COUNTRYSIDE LIVING FOR ONLY $2 HAVE YOUR COUPON VALIDATED TODAY BY ANY OF THESE BUSINESS PEOPLE: (Look for the bright red emblem on their doors or windows) HEPPNER COAST-TO-COAST MOBIL SERVICE & DIST. MURRAY'S DRUG PETERSON'S JEWELERS TURNER, VAN MARTER & BRYANT FARMERS INS. GROUP CENTRAL MARKET I0NE PAUL PETTYJOHN MOBIL LEXINGTON MORROW COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS William Marshall has been the Justice of the Peace in Arlington. '. Mr. and ' Mrs. Marshall have been active volunteers in civic and com munity work. August 29 August 29, Saturday night on the church grounds at Church and Gale streets. Ned Clark is in charge of arrangements and extends a hearty welcome to all complete with sec ondsif you can hold them. Hospital Notes News from Heppner's Pio neer Memorial Hospital on August 9 is that the following patients have been dismissed: Delbert Emert, Winona Rob erts, of lone and Mark Parker and Heather Wilson, both Heppner. Hazel Vaughn, Hep pner was transferred. Still hospitalized were Es ther Ha vekost, lone; Linda Connor, Heppner and Robert Radabah, Condon. NOTICE THE APPLICATION MAY BE APPROVED BY THE WATER RESOURCES DIRECTOR WITHOUT A HEARING. Admin- istrative yules pertain " ; ing to the filing of a protest wiil be furnished by the Water Resources Department upon "re quest. v , Dated at Salem, Ore , gon, this 6th day of June, 1977 J AMES E. SEXON' f. -f --, . ,, Director Published Aug. 11, 18. 25, 1977 Crafts and Patterns Your Community . Home Decorating Country Music ( OK'd by: MP CL77 Eva Wright Eva Wright, 84, Heppner, died at Good Samaritan Cen ter, Hermiston, August 3. She was born March 17, 1893 at Monument, the daughter of John and Georgiana Garmen Capon. Mrs. Wright was a long-time member of All Saints Episco pal Church. Funeral services were held Monday, August 8, at 10 a.m. at All Saints Episcopal Church, with the Rev. Ken neth D. Miller officiating. The congregation sang hymns ac companied by Gail Hughes at the organ. Casket bearers were Robert Stevens, Elmer Palmer, Earl McKinney, Archie Bechdolt, Marion Hayden and Don Anderson. Concluding services and vault interment were at Hep pner Masonic Cemetery with Sweeney Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Wright was preceded in death by her husband, r- . : - ..." ,- I t m, .i , J., t.. .i , h i. Mm RULES & ACE GROUPS 1 1 Knti ants should rrdu n entries to the store bv Siitiirduv. August H. or. 'l Take lo tin- fair olliec In Tuesday, Auusl X. I :, & li Vear Olds (iroup 7 & K Year Olds liroiip :! il & Hi Year Olds (.roup I II & 12 Year Olds BMSTOW'S MARKET MAIN ST. I0IJE Obituaries Raymond, in 1976. She is' survived by a daughter, Mrs. Barton (Beth Clark, two grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Contributions may be made to All'Saints Episcopal Church Memorial Fund. Helen Britt Helen Joyce Britt, 35, Spray, died in Pendleton August 8. She was born . March 30, 1942, in Ontario, Ore. on December 8, 1967, she was united in marriage to William Britt at Spray. Funeral services will be held Thursday, August 11, at 1 p.m. in the Spray gymnasium with Bob Humphrey and Kirt Bell officiating. Sacred selec tions will be performed by Jim Boler. Concluding services and vault interment will be at Spray Cemetery with Sweeney Mortuary in charge of ar rangements. Casket bearers are Jim . - - t j M t'A SSi " J GET YOUR OFFICIAL COLORING ENTRY FORM AT THESE STORES J 167 MAIN 42271 li Stirewalt, Dee Davis, Gene Campbell, Don Collins, Ken neth Shaffer and Gary Nord buy. Honorary bearers are Bunn Brannon, Steve Carpen ter, Bruce Elmquist, George Nichols, Bob Helms and Bob Keys. Mrs. Britt is survived by her widower, William Britt; one daughter, Judy; two sons, Frankie and Jody, all of Spray; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Rardin, Prine ville; a brother, Don Rardin, Spray; and a twin sister, Ellen Burril, Estacada. Theodore Pierson Funeral services were held August 5 for former Heppner resident Theodore R. Pierson, 69, late of White Salmon, Wash., who died August 2. Mr. Pierson was born June 19, 1908 to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peirson of Madras. He moved to White Salmon in 1958 after having lived in Heppner from 1942 to 1952. wphhtm BZPJfflTMZHI STORE 676 - HEPPNER Thrifty FOOD CENTER BOARDMAN Father Rusty Kimsey of ficiated at the ceremony which was followed by a private interment in White Salmon. Survivors include his wife, Ethelyn Pierson, White Sal mon; three daughters, Pa tricia Ruch, Pendleton; Rose Nelson, Condon; and Marjorie Yung, Olympia, Wash.; one sister, Marie Winebarger, White Salmon; 10 grandchild ren and four great-grandchildren. WELL rAil mum MODERN AIK 6"-8" & 10" WELLS HARD ROCK DRILLING A SPECIALTY LICENSED 567-6777 HERMISTON a O 1 KIDS... Color Tacky the Clown and win a prize at Tackv's last shnw I TL.. Ory on inursgay, at the fairgrounds DEL'S 9460 MAIN ST. 989-1133 LEXINGTON C & II MARKET AND SPORTS IRRIGON Neighborhood assistance available A Social Security represen tative is at the Heppner Neighborhood Center, 178 Wil low, the second Friday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon. Persons who have Social Security, Supplemental Sec urity representative for as sistance. GAZETTE-TIMES CLASSIFIEDS 676-9228 v0 a rf l(U I All I It nr Hug. 1 ' BONDED 0 r n y m. -ft a m n-
