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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, Jim 7, 1979 NINE Weatherford enjoys homeland Justine Weatherford, Hep pner, the Gazette-Time's cor respondent, has returned from a six week tour of Europe with a fellow passenger, Inez Erwin. The pair traveled to England, France, Holland, West and East Germany. From her experience of being rushed out of the Louvre in Paris to her well guarded tour of East Germany, Justine says she enjoyed her travels and would like to return someday to West Germany where her mother's family lives, The pair arrived at Lon don's Heathrow Airport by 747 jet from Seattle April 18 and toured in the Isles for ten days, traveling to London's historic spots and on a special bus excursions to Canterbury, Oxford, Stratford, Warwick, Bath, Stone Henge, Dove;' and other sites in Southern England. Justine had the opportunity of riding England's famous "Tube", a mass transit subway which runs throughout London and double deck buses. If' , 1 v-zse-av ,Ji Xtrm Justine Weatherford "They use more mass transit in Britain than in Germany and France," she said, adding that, "all types of Londoners ride the Tube." She felt the English were more reserved than the West German population and less affluent. Another of her obser vations was the abundance of East Indian population in that country. For three days, Justine and her friend visited Paris, toured the Palace de Versail les, the cathedral of Notre Dame and viewed some of the world's greatest art treasures, the Mona Lisa, Winged Vic tory and Three Fates at the Louvre. ' They were unable to con tinue their tour through the Louvre because the guards Public UMATILLA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION GIVES NOTICE THAT PAYMENTS ARE NOW AND HAVE BEEN AVAILABLE AT THE MAIN OFFICE OF UMATILLA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION AT HERMISTON, OREGON TO THE PERSONS NAMES HEREUNDER OF MEMBERSHIP AND PAY MENTS WHICH HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED FOR MORE THAN FIVE AND ONE HALF YEARS. UNLESS SAID PERSONS OR HEIRS CLAIM SAID MEMBERSHIP AND PAYMENTS NOT LATER THAN SEPTEMBER FORFEITED TO THE COOPERATIVE. 1950 EQUITY CREDITS 2 S. A. ANDERSON, JR. 662 FRANK ACKERMAN 46 BERT WARREN 707 GEO. D. GENN 71 BERTHA HAMMER 709 TOWNSEND CLUB 216 L. J. CORNIELLE 772 GRACE E. KIRK 228 DON ROBERTS 856 R. C. PETERS 326 F. H. EDMONDS 938 A. C. STEWARD AND 367 1. 0. POUND GRACE C. STEWARD 959 ROSS E. AVENT 379 WM. M. WILSON 972 HENRY C. SWAREN 381 MARTHA 6UDDARTH 994 H. V. SMART V 432 FRANK P. MC LAUGHL1N Aklt, 1022 FRANK COLE 530 ARTHUR E. ASHER lo6, c. J0HNS0N 538 MRS. JESSIE HESSER 565. J. H. PRUTER-DECEASED 10?6 T EDWARDS 567 BENJ. H. PRIOR CALVIN D 60S A. D. HUBBELL 10 R. y WINCHELL 635 RUSSELL WOOD 1(m qqrq c. mes 651 MRS. EVA L. WARNER-DEC. uoo ROBERT A. REED-DEC. . rushed visitors out because of a bomb scare. She also enjoyed the Napol eonic road which is still used by tourists. Besides France, the pair flew to Frankfurt and on to Stuttgart where Inez's daughter and two sons met them and took them to Cooke Barracks at Goppingen where they stayed for the next two weeks. There, they visited Ulm on the Upper Danube and other attractions within a short distance. In a bus tour to Holland, they saw the Dutch country side at the peak of tulip time, visiting the world's largest flower market at Aalsmeer, a fishing village, the reclaimed land of the Zuider Zee, a wooden shoe factory and a cheese farm. Justine's main reason for visiting West Germany was to look up relatives and notes that she "finally made it," following former visits by her son, Bill and daughter, who had studied in Europe. "I loved Germany most. The people seemed friendlier and more affluent than those in England and France," she said. Staying with her family, the Kleinsorges, Justine was able to speak German from her language training at a class in Heppner last winter and from a German-English dictionary. She said Germans drive more than the English, mainly Audis, Mercedes and Volks wagens, are rebuilding many of their older buildings and modernizing their roads and freeways. Traveling the length of the country by German Rail, Justine said the train service is "terrific with comfortable compartments, big picture windows and reasonable prices." It cost her only $30 in American money to Notice 30, ,W9, THEY WILL BE ) V S RUSSELL N. DORRAN, MANAGER travel the length of the country. German television was im pressive to Justine who ex plained that the color was superb and the educational programming excellent; she attributed the quality to the greater number of color dots in the German technology. On her travels through Germany, Justine traveled to Heidelberg, north through Bonn, Koln and Hamm to Bielefeld, viewing rivers, castles and hillsides with terraced vineyards, visited the only church in the village of Sonneborn which was Catholic before the coming of Martin Luther, a 600 year-old structure. Unexpectedly, she traveled by tour bus through the Berlin Wall to East Germany for an hour -long bus tour. One of the German relatives was asked to ride the German-speaking bus while Justine was segra gated to the English-speaking transport. She wasn't allowed to carry a newspaper into the Communist zone by the East 61 1166 1170 1173 1180 1200 LOR IN J. BEACH EMI LEY ALLEN OLIVE ATTEBERRY 0. G. OLDFIELD DENNIS WILEY THOMAS 0' GRADY AND LILLIAN 0' GRADY 1203 ROBERT G. LOVELAND 1214 R. J. JACOBS 1222 H. R. DETER 1228 KENNETH E. BROWN 1230 D. E. SHAW 1249 DELBERT REES AND ANNA E. REES 1259 JEANNE N. LINN 1261 CLIFFORD JONES 1270 HARRY TOTTEN 1279 MABEL STOUT 1285 JOE EDMONDS 1314 LESTER LONG AND MARYELLA LONG 1321 C. E. STALCUP 1332 HAROLD AMACK ' 1336 E. R. MADDIN 1343 JACK MACY 1350 CLARENCE E. CHASE 1359 S.O.S. MACHINE SHOP 1366 AUDRA M. LINK 1367 C. W. PETTYJOHN 1380 D. C. STARK 1381 H. NESS 1397 JOHN R. ALLEN 1399 W. E. BETHJE 1428 R. E. RASMUSSEN 1443 ALBERT J. THOMPSON 1444 J. 0. CHRISTIAN 1449 KONRAD A. RUSTAND 1451 ELLEN LYON 1452 MONTE TUTTLE 1454 PAUL E. ENGLAND 1461 EUNICE M. ALLEN 1474 E. L. MC JUNKIN 1481 LYMAN L. BEACH 1488 FLOYD BUEOY 1495 ERNEST MILLER 1518 H. D. REEVES 1521 IRA S. JONES 1539 C. W. HOWELL 1544 S. W. DAY 1545 CARL BAILEY 1549 C. B. JONES 1560 RALPH FINLEY 1567 ROBERT DOYLE 1574 MAX MALEY 1589 G, B. HUCKABY-DEC. 1597 ROY C. BROWN 1604 JOHN S. HAGEN 1619 A. B. PALMER 1620 R. L. ANSTED 1623 CHAS. R. BARR 1626 W. E. SEARLES 1628 EDWIN M. MASSEY 1630 EARL E. SMITH AND AGNES E. SMITH 1632 A. T. MERRILL 1633 KARL KIRKWOOD 1634 EARL BLOOM 1635 W. L. BLANN 1654 E. B. KRAMER 1G55 JOHN W. RICKETTS 1656 SHADE RUSHING 1657 A. A. HARMS AND EUNICE HARMS 1661 MRS. J. N. BALLARD 1670 FRED R. SMITH 1675 W. W. MARTIN AND GRACE MARTIN 1679 CLYDE BARNEY 1680 MYRLE G. JONES 1686 MAYNARD F. HALSEY 1696 ROBERT J. FARRELL 1698 LAWRENCE BIANA 1701 MRS. FRED L. SNYDER 1707 HALEY TRAILER SALES 1716 A. ROBERT FOLEY 1728 ROBERT C. USELTON 1729 PLAMOR 1730 E. R. HUCKLEBERRY 1740 CECIL M. MILLER 1741 CHARLES E. VOTRUBA 1743 NITASCRIVEN 1750 A. E. DAVIS 1756 NORA ROUND 1772 K. M. AKERS German guards and the tour buses made few stops in East Berlin. The high point was a visit to a Soviet War Memorial at a city park. An aspect normally over looked for tour buses in most democratic countries was the search of the undercarriage by German guards for anyone trying to escape to the West. "I went through Checkpoint Charlie which as pointed out by other tourists, is a bar," she said, "and the last chance to get a drink before entering East Germany." Justine described the Berlin Wall as a whitewashed wall covered with graffitti. She noted that a large part of pre-war Berlin is Communist-controlled. The East German guards were multi-lingual, Justine said, and were able to communicate with a Japanese scientist riding the bus. One of her relatives, Kurt Rahaus, is a prominent inter ior decorator in West Ger many and played host to her while in West Berlin. 1773 1774 1775 ' 1777 1801 1804 1805 1806 1809 1812 1814 1817 1819 1831 1833 1834 1835 1836 1838 1814 1844 1847 1849 1853 1854 1866 1869 2602 1879 1882 CLAUDE B. BROWN W. C. SLATER N. W. MC INTOSH JOHN SHRINER F. E. SHAW EARL HAZEN AND CLARA HAZEN CALVIN D. SMITH EDWARD BROS PAT C. DOHERTY JOY BAKER D. W. DRAPER C. M. CRONIN MRS. ILO THIELE E. A. PHANEUF JACK GETZ MRS. JESSIE HENDERSON HAROLD J. WOLFF VERNA EARNHARDT PATRICK E. TULLEY A. J. CHINN W. D. BARBER G. C. KLEIN MELVIN E. THAYER WILEY B. KEMP SUPPLY SARGENTS, INC. N. C. HAWKINS W. D. ELDREDGE ERWIN H. LYONS JEANNETTE F. NEARY BE I RBOWER GRAN HENRY SHAFFER HAROLD M. MC KAY THOMAS MORRIS RAYMOND WADDLE ELIAS QUINTANA WILLIAM G. MEAD EDNA LANE W. B. PORTER E. C. RALLS ED GORLEY MRS. A. W. PARTLOW EDWIN TATUM, JR. SUNVIEW CAFE CARL B. PRITCHARD FORREST E. BROWN PAULINE POPE T. A. HARLAN 1884 1888 1895 1901 1909 1910 1914 1918 1923 1931 1932 1933 1934 1936 1937 1940 1941 1943 1942 1946 1947 1950 1952 1955 1958 1959 1960 1962 1964 1965 1971 1974 1975 1980 1984 1987 1988 1995 ' 1997 2001 2002 2005 2006 2008 2009 2011 2012 2013 C. H. TRAHAN ZENO CHAPMAN GORDAN G. HANKS, JR. MRS. ROY H. MONROE T. A. JOHNSON L. L. COSMAN WM. J. SMITH C. A. HAWLEY LEONARD J. PEACH JACK K. PETERS KENNETH KNIGHT EUGENE U. NORMOYLE H. R. JONES EDWARD EBERHARDT BERN ICE EMERSON B. L. SHEARER DALE F. RODGERS PACE FOSTER CLYDE HOPKINS JAMES R. ALLEN ' CHET KEETSON ERVIN LA CHAPELLE B. J. CRAM KENNETH J. ROWE MRS. WILLARD ROSE GEORGE MILLER FRED ANDERSON ROBERT G. CORBETT W. A. REYNOLDS W. L. REID RENO HARDEN MRS. PHIN CHANDLER STEVE HOWARD ALLEN T. WAGAMAN GEO CARROLL O. H. BROOKS ROY DUFF I ELD FRED OUSLEY STEVE O. LOVE ROY MULL I KEN MARGARET LEWIS MARY BASSHAM J. R. BLANCHARD 2016 2018 2019 2020 2022 2024 2025 2026 2027 2029 2030 2032 "I really loved every moment of my travel exper ience. I wish I had learned to speak German, although my visit with the cordial Klein sorges just couldn't have been nicer and we had fun with our non-verbal communication lots of hand motions. If I had my sentimental druthers, I would make West iGermany my first choice to Vive, then South England, then Holland, then France, and hopefully never, never East Germany." She has brought back sou venir coins from the variety of countries she visited from the pfenings and D marks of Germany to Holland's guild ers, and the francs of France with their liberty, equality and fraternity, plus cards, photo graphs of sites and people and the memories of her first trip to Europe. Justine said the restaurants of England and France were expensive ranging from $20 to $30 per night, gas was double U.S. prices. Staying with relatives helped her travel budgeting. 2033 C. A. TYLER 2034 M. E. HIERONYMUS 2035 R. A. RAMEL 2036 K. L. DIXON 2038 C. T. WHITLEY 2039 LARRY WILKINSON 2052 VERNON E. SCOTT 2056 W. E. WILSON 2058 GLENN GILBERT 2059 JOHN BUTLER 2060 WAYNE A. GRIBBLE 2061 GILBERT WALKER 2063 HARRY 0. JOSLIN 2064 G. E. DIETZ 2071 HERMAN A. LOPEZ 2072 R. C. CARPENTER 2075 EDNA MC COY 2076 MARTHA A. CRAIG 2077 L. L. LISTER 2078 D. W. EWING 2079 KENNETH PHIFER 2080 D. M. SPENCER 2083 GERALD WHITE 2085 MERLE L. HERBIG 2088 LOIS PRATHER 2090 PAUL E. MILLER 2092 CLEO BLURTON 2093 JACK WATRY 2094 JAMES D. WEISSER 2095 WM. DEVINE 2096 LARRY MORRIS 2098 MARY E. NELSON 2099 JEAN HELLERUD 2100 BERTHA ELWOOO 2101 JAY B. WAY 2103 ERVIN WAKEMAN 2104 GLADWIN BELLAMY 2106 R. B. LOWRY 2110 M. M. RUBENS 2111 KEITH M. BAILEY 2113 MRS.:. W. FERGUSON 2114 MARY JO KRUSE 2116 GENE JACKSON 2117 WILLIAM STELTER 2119 EDGAR G. BARBER 2120 GEORGE BENSON 2122 JESSE M. CARSON 2123 FERN NELSON 2124 R. E. BOLEN 2125 COLUMBIA CLEANERS 2127 MARGIE N. WEIMER 2129 L. W. DUNN 2130 J. V. HENSEN 2131 GEORGE W. ROSS 2132 HAROLD HALE 2135 KOGER C. RICE 2136 ORVILLE T. FOX 2137 TED COX 2138 GALE M. JENSEON 2139 ROBERT F. WOODS 2140 SHADY NOOK TRLR CT. 2142 L. P. DRAKE 2144 CLIFTON ADAIR 2145 SEPHUS GOTT 2148 ALFORD ANDERSON 2157 JACK PILEGGI 2161 JAMES HYDE 2162 LEON L. BROWN 2163 WM. W. WOOD 2165 ALLEN D. RICHISON 2166 CARL E. WILKERSON 2168 ONETA WARD 2169 W. H. SANDERS 2170 CATHERINE A. COOPER 2171 ARLO BOUSLOUGH 2172 SHERMAN H. BLEDSOE 2177 L. C. ALDRICH 2180 JAMES H. MONTAGUE 2181 VERNE A. WENDELL 2187 E. Y. CURTIS 2188 GIBBS WAGONER 2189 ROBT. MOORE 2191 PHIL ESTABROOK 2192 EUGENE M. GILL 2193 M. D. GRAHAM 2195 JOE BUSH 2196 JACK EDWARDS 2198 DOROTHY LOCKETT 2199 . C. J. SEEBERGER 2200 JAMES MITCHELL Misc. 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