FOURTEEN-The Heppner Gaiette-Tlmes. Heppner. Oregon, Thursday, October 30. 198t
Sifting through the TIMES
Fit Justine Weathrford
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Fifty Years Ago
Large campaign ads urge
folks to stand back of Eastern
Oregon's native son. Phil
Metscham. the Republican
candidate for governor.
Metscham 's visit to Hepp
ner Friday evening marked a
homecoming for two men who
got their starts here and have
since climbed up the ladder of
success in Portland. Robert C.
Notson, staff writer with the
Portland Oregonian, who has
been accompanying Mr. Met
scham while making a polit
ical survey of the state is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Notson of this city.
In Heppner, Notson got the
first journalistic experience
that probably had much to do
with determining his choice of
a career. It was while serving
as "devil" in the Gazette
Times office that Bob fell an
unresisting victim to the smell
of printer's ink, as well as
yielded to his first urge for
publishing.
Dr. Dan V. Poling of Oregon
State College will be in
Morrow County Nov. 7, 8, and
9 to meet with people in the
various communities having
granges. Dr. Poling is a song
leader of national reputation,
being considered one of the
best song leaders in the army
camps during World War I.
With announcement of
scholarships won by 4-H club
members this year, C.W.
Smith, county agent, reports
the most successful year for
4-H club work since its
beginning in Morrow County.
A total of 240 boys and girls
were enrolled in the county,
fifty percent of whom have
filed their final reports with
either the county agent or
Mrs. Lucy E. Rodgers, county
school superintendent.
Twenty-five Years Ago
A second shift went to work
Monday in the sawmill of
Heppner Pine Mills and man
ager Paul Koenig said Wed
nesday that lumber product
ion will be doubled within a
short time when the crew gets
used to the new operation
plan.
Added to the crew were nine
men who handle the sawmill
operation on the second shift
which operates from 5 p.m. to
2 a.m. This brings to 90 the
number of men now on the
plant payroll.
The sawmill when the two
shifts are operating to full
capacity will turn out an
average of 90,000 feet of
lumber per day.
Sales of E and H United
States savings bonds contin
ued to climb in the county
during September, county
Chairman Jeff Carter report
ec this week. Sales for the
month reached $32,789 com
pared with only $5,284 for the
same month last year.
Recent developments and
current problems in city .
government were discussed
by city officials of Oregon at
the League of Oregon Cities
convention in Portland this
week, among city employees
honored was Joseph J. Nys
who has served as a city
attorney of Heppner since
1918.
A copy of the Karachi,
Pakistan, newspaper received
Wednesday by the Gazette
Times carried a news story
telling of the arrival in the
Pakistan capital of a group of
28 Americans on a round-the-world
tour. Among those on
the tour are Mr. and Mrs.
O.W. Cutsforth, Lexington,
and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Lindstrom, lone.
Mr. George Steagall of
Lexington won first prize of a
rifle in the big buck contest
sponsored by the Lexington
V.F.W. post. His deer, the
largest entered in the contest,
weighed in at 190 pounds.
Five Years Ago
Over 275 people attended the
retirement dinner for Dr. L.
D. Tibbies last Wednesday at
the Heppner High School
cafetorium. Dr. Tibbies re
tired from active practice
after serving the community
for 41 years.
Dr. Wolff, acting as master
of ceremonies for the occasion
remarked. "The students of
Heppner High School will
dedicate their yearbook to Dr.
Tibbies in appreciation of his
many services" Dr. Wolff
praised Mrs. Tibbies for the
many evenings she has spent
alone eat inn meals, ami mis
sing social engagements and
activities while the doctor was
away on call.
After receiving n standing
ovation from the crowd. Dr,
Tibbies addressed the group
saying. "I asked the commit
tee if I had to make any long
speeches and they said no ..and
that bothered me, so I hove
nothing to say except thanks
to everyone."
Future development in the
north part of Morrow County
was made possible by the
recent m eeting of the planning
commission,
The commission approved
an application for Ken Evans
requesting a atone change for
80 ncres from qualified farm
to light industrial. Evans told
the commission he plans to
construct a truck stop and a
restaurant on the property
located at the junction of
Paterson Ferry Road and
Highway 7:10. Further devel
opment Is subject to the
approval of the couimiNNion.
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