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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, June 26, 1952 Page 3 ans Made In ne For Fourth llebration I By Echo Palmateer I a meeting of the American ion Tuesday evening of last k plans were made for the irth of July celebration. A t game will be played with Sco. Fire Works and a dance scheduled for the evening, tfficers were installed at a Sting of the Auxiliary June 17 Mrs. Gordon White. Mrs. Wal Corley installed the Junior fers. Corsages were presented I officers. Refreshments were ved by Mrs. Ernest McCabe, S. Merle Baker, Mrs. Corliss Leod and Mrs. Pete Cannon, aul O'Meara returned home m The Dalles hospital the first? last week. dr. and Mrs. Charles Hoover 1 family of Pendleton were ekend guests at the home of sister Mrs. E. M. Baker. The Jdren, David and Linda re ined for a longer visit, fr. and Mrs. Claire Fauhinn ) two children of Hood River tted her mother, Mrs. Sam Es- flast week. Jttle Sue Townsend, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hershall Town id, cut her leg when she fell on $roken rocking chair Wednes f of last week. It was neces y to take 7 stitches, lie Masons served a straw Ty feed at their hall Wednes- World Champion Litter - uc lie v Jm&v t evening of last week. Visiting 1 cards were enjoled after the a. lie H. E. C. of Willows grange t at the home of Mrs. Lewis Jvorsen Friday, June 20 with S. Lana Padberg and Mrs. Her ill Townsend as co-hostesses, pot luck dinner was served at m and refreshments were ser I in the afternoon. The club de ed to hold a food sale July 3 at 0 p. m. THE IMPORTANT characters in this photo are the 18 in the fore ground the members of a litter reared at Spring Grove, Minn., to a 56-day weight of 820 pounds. The proud persons in the back ground are (left and right) Law rence Meyer and his father-in-law, Edwin Leuhr, owners, and (center) J. S. Van Wert of Farm ers Hybrid Hogs, Hampton, la., whose geneticists bred the parent stock for high fertility. Meyers raised the pigs on Terralac, the synthetic sow's milk which is effective because it contains terra mycin, and fed them pig starter with a high level of terramycin to bring them to the championship weight. The litter is expected to weigh more than 2 tons at 6 months. Before the synthetic milk was discovered last year, a 6-months' weight of 1 ton was regarded as near perfection. A party was given Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Ely in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary after the Rebekah lodge meeting Thurs day evening June 19. Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn sang 'Oh, Promise Me' and Mrs. Ernest Heliker gave a reading, 'The Bashfur Wooer' Mrs. Mary Swanson presented them with a gift from the lodge. At the lodge meeting Mrs. Ida Coleman was appointed and in stalled as inside guardian and Mrs. Adon Hamlett was chosen good of the order chairman, Mrs. Bed Akers, community service chairman and Mrs. Echo Palma- SPEND THE 4th of JULY AT IONE -BASEBALL - - 2:30 P.M. lone vs. Wasco Admission 75c and 25c FIREWORKS - - 9:15 P.M. lone Memorial Field DANCE - - 10:00 P.M. Legion Hall Rod Esselstyne Orchestra Adm. $1.25 SPONSORED BY IONE AMERICAN LEGION teer, publicity chairman. Refresh ments were served from a table decorated with gold candles, and carnations. The hostesses were Mrs. L. A. McCabe, Mrs. Cleo Drake, Mrs. Charles O'Connor, Mrs. Adon Hamlett and Zoe Bauernfeind. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen and children returned from Salem last week where they visited re latives. They brought their daughter, Linda, home with them and also Janet, Judy, and Alice Kay Mason of Portland came home with them. Janet has been visiting at the Clara Kincaid home. Mr. and Mrs. Hershall Town send and children and her mo ther, Mrs. Ella Bleakman of Hep pner, were recent visitors in Port land where they attended the Ice Follies. Initiation was given In the first and second at the regular grange meeting Saturday even ing. Refreshments were served by Mrs .Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs. Lana Padberg and Mrs. Hershall Town- send. Mrs. Harry Yarnell is spending a few days in Portland and Van couver, Wash. Mrs. Lana Padberg was a re cent visitor in Portland. Gus Jannsen returned last week from San Francisco where he visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Hannel of Mt. Hood visited friends here and at Morgan last week. Mrs. Han nel is the former Irene Devin, and a former resident in this com munity. She and her husband have the post office at Mt. Hood. Guests at the Delia Corson home one day last week were Mrs. J. L. Jones of Portland and Mrs. John Blake and Mrs. Earl Blake of ; Bureau met at the homo of David Heppner. Baker Tuesday evening June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson Henry Baker showed throe travel have returned from Salem where logues on Florida, Egypt and the they visited his parents who are both patients in the Salem Me morial hospital there. The elder Mrs. Carlson recently underwent a major operation, and he is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Everson and son, Gary of Portland are visiting at the Charles Carlson home. Mrs. Everson was a for mer teacher in the lone schools. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DoSpain and son, Bobby Lee, returned on Sunday evening from their vaca tion. They visited his sister Mrs. Ralph Stiener at Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis at Vale, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lieul len at Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. David Raskin in Portland and friends at Terrebone. Mrs. Marion Palmer and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn entertained the Arnica club at the Palmer home June 18. Door prizes were received by Mrs. Milton Morgan and Mrs. E. W. Bristow. The members of the Arnica Isle of Bali. Mrs. Baker and Mrs Henry Baker served refreshments after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker went to Hermiston one day last week and visited a short time with their daughter Mrs. Ivan Orten and then went to Walla Walla after strawberries. Henry Gorger is spending a week at the home of his daugh ter, Mrs. David Baker. He report ed .72 inches of rain fell in Pen dleton Friday of last week. .08 inches fell at the Baker ranch. Truman Cannon and a friend from Tortland and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cannon were guests at the David Baker home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holtz re turned from their honeymoon trip Saturday. They went to North Dakota, Yellowstone and Glacier Park and other places o interest Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Loewe of San Francisco visited at the home of her brother, Walter Roberts Boardman Election OKs Irrigation Contract Change By Flossie Coats The special election of the West Extension Irrigation District was held in Knnrdman Saturday June 1'lsi at the Grange hall on the club enjoyed a picnic at Lehman the first of the week HERE ARE TWO SUPER In KELVINATOR 26995 SPECIALLY PRICED FOR JUST 30 DAYS MODEL VM Has a shelf area of 18.1 sq. feet and a frozen food chesl capacity of 42 '2 pounds. Brand new. Regular Price $319.95 Now MOIST-MASTER Model MM. Shelf area of 18.4 square feet and net ca pacity of 10.9 cu. ft Frozen food chest holds 50 pounds. Regular Price $399.95 Now DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS FOR CASH SALE GILLIAM & BISBEE Who Has It, Will Get It Or It Isn't Made Springs Sunday. Many of them went swimming. Several ate breakfast at Battle Mountain park. Lyle Allyn of Oakland, Califor nia, is visiting friends here and, also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Allyn in Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heimbigner and children and Miss Elaine Nichols spent the weekend in Odessa, Wash. Timmy and Mark, small sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tullis, have been ill with the measles. Mrs. Omar Rietmann is 3 pa tient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital in Heppner following a major operation. Mrs. Florence Henning is a patient in the hospital in Hepp ner. Miss Jaunita Morgan left Mon day to visit relatives in Oak Grove, Salem and Seattle. Merle Baker returned home from the Heppner hospital last week. Mrs. Gladys Cutsforth and Don aid Heliker were married at the Baptist church in Walla Walla on Saturday evening June 21. They will be at home at the Heliker ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carlson returned from Eugene last week where they attended the gradua tion exercises of their son Clif ford ( from the University of Ore gon. Wallace Coleman left Thursday of last week for Seattle where he is stationed in the U. S. Navy. He expects to be shipped over seas soon. Harlan Crawford took him to Seattle. The Maranatha Club took in $50 on a food sale Saturday at the Swanson store. This money will go toward some project at the Co-operative church. The lone Center of the Farm1 Mrs. Victor Rietmann and their daughter, Ruby Ann, and Mrs. Edith Niehoson returned the first of the week from Vashon, Wash., where they visited relatives. lone won in the baseball game at Kinzua Sunday. lone is now tied for first place in t ho league. Dates To Remember: June 27 Three Links meeting at the Milton Morgan home. Juno 28 Social meeting of the Topic club at the Chas. Carlson home at 1:15 p. m. June 29 4-H Club picnic in the mountains at their camp. July 3 A food sale sponsored by the II. E. C. of Willows grange at 2:30 at Swanson's store. July 4 Baseball game at 2:30 and fireworks and dance in the evening at the Legion Hall. There will bo no church ser vices at the Co-operative church Sunday June 29 as Rev. A. Shir ley will hold services at the 411 camp in the mountains, but Sun day school will be at 10:00 a. m. as usual. Mr. anil Mi;:. Garland Swanson and family will go to Eugene the last of the week, and their son, Denny will enter the summer music school at the Oregon Uni versity for three weeks. He re ceived this scholarship at La Grande this spring when he got a superior rating on his cornet solo. John Hughes is a patient in the Heppner hospital. Amendatory Repayment contract with the United States was voted in favor. Mrs. Frank Marlow, Mrs. Truman Pearson and Clar ence .Nelson served on the elec tion board. Greenfield Grange in regular session Saturday evening confer red the first and second degrees on four candidates. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Skoubo and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes." The Ladies De-' gree team conferring the first and the regular officers putting on the second degree. Mrs. T. W. Rippe enjoyed the weekend by motoring to Yakima with her grandson and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conner, Hepp ner. In Yakima they were guests of Mrs. Kippees brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Privet t. Mr. W .W. Hartle, Pendleton is a house guest at the home of his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marlow. Mrs. R. S. Wilson returned home Sunday from The Dalles where she spent several days with her brother Asher Montague, who is very ill in The Dalles hospital. Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. Russell Wilbur and Mrs. Rollin Bishop were Pendleton shoppers Thurs day. (Continued on page 6) hj counts A fill 1 I 1 32.00 Tht vamp end lig of Ihii cnis boot It of fin black calf, and It hat boon trimmed with black beading, whit Inlayi, straddle fork tan, beaded lidt seomi, end three rowi of rich (ilk Ditching. Thii ii on of tht beau tiful booti that Hyn designed In honor of their 75th Anniversary. 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