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CHURCHt2Monumeiii rwi
...,st COTHCH! IT Mill "
son Glenn u"" lce9. . went to ,
visit while mis. - - IIIJ1V " autnu use 0l Ross - .. br
. " o the cause of -m R"- S . His brother
I 1
Lexington Scouts Camp at Lehman
7 t the
Wd3 fa
nitron Il
Settle
ta at ine Al inii-intrii""' .,, m nister Mrs. lreiia uf.f- . icti.r ;,.0,t ... email iw"-'- , Mrs. W. ,..
Dinner cre Mr. andi Lester D. . a m. and are visiting ner, and parem,. - , Mr. anu " sunday. u-
neloha Jones .' , ' , friends droPP
. ppnr eton.
first week in Junr "
TJn-h School 10:00 a. m. j somef.?mng. - " u-a8 their hou f- and her a gene week
2 p. m. anu , ;; , di ' ' and Mrs. W. E. Mcivn- weeK. Hlatt frorr
noon as ion ' . as on "-';;'"anrt Mrs. Alex Hunt, anu Mr
last morning here . lan, M .r. d Mr . i
rW Irs of DayviUe. Tuesday area to show. the e . k nis
upppneh ASSEMi- w ana jyu. at the home mem w --- . . paUi m- Ppnuieton
U1 r, and Mrs. ueu'B-.. co-op a" " , nn FriaaJ l". " irast. '
e( ,.ihrt Hiatt from
noon as io..B - . h was on ' ;"a nd Mrs. Alex Hunt a - Mr. anU mr..- - at the
LaSTvTsnowed about 5 inches. '--ddaughter from Portland
Sunday, it fcnowtu d due r"'" n.,pr Mr. and Mrs. t. '- George 1
Some of the tents ollap n coo o Lexingtn, Mf an
swimming in tne s T ;-visHors
all repon n . Mrs,
during the wet-"i.u w
Alonzo Henderson and da k
B,.tty Ann, Mrs Bertha
Mrs. Alex Hum, and
Tava beds. ro 1 Rev. Paul n pendieton
e"L .7.. dctpr and Drovuit.-." -. maria2er oi j -rpnts anu - oi(Tht.tnmy
5unoay. r - ro. Vimt.. presiacni .. lni p.m. p.- . pcnnsyi" '
Kvangensu, and"0"6":" Madras stoppea " galt LaKe -v-- wcr Co-op. n
". .-i rhildren of LewBlu"! Mr. ana au. mn,hPr.l Tnursuay ; -. . t Thursday. . Durst has ,lf the coiu sheUon, waw-
jom-s ' ,,. r,, r.nntV ana , iK, nre VlSUliiB i Rihlp StUdV t ..J r ' lo'"" .--..,-tn visit mr- r,pr for ii rc". i ,ft caturuay
. nnn ivi i ?. i i n 1 1 ixi t . it 1. 1 im m u r i - - ntfl tii tvaai .? ii
and mr. r j,, e Bcach jor me -
son of Heppner .JM aUending the co.nct; IONE CHURCH OF
n..u andmother. last Wednesday ; ;THE
tenw ,ont June uT ,lf ixlnRton Mr flnd Mrs. Laurei B
ro th.s storr, Also tne , ana Gonty flnd f visjti h .
efotne-- ,vania
John's and Holmes , f - he weekena V live m fronl
j nirt uu -' i t r r il nn rtL.k,'' i
.,. ,oNyssa via'" ',.',; Heppner . "-., ! leK saii
Mrs. Kssie 1 .hi, w.ek. . Inslon- "
who is confined to the hospital , ,
... v, nnlio. neeanna , ninnppr
.Jr , n'nhkuns this weeK. : ington.
he nospuc"- w.-- - j unflerweu
w"uia.."lu Miifl. neeanna anu - Memor,ai
A'"-. fnir S rth. Hunt Utah, is v.sinn, n Cnristi;in church in ePP- -" Wilfred C. -,,- m & ftt tne Stirritt a .g gaining his -
.un'Mrs. Maurice M. ' Mrs. Clarence Hay.; Mr. and M, ,ey 3-- at 11 a. m. 't0 vlsit their cou and ls able to worK so,,,
tii r finr tiny 111. ... 1 .1 thA r.H u 1 iui" " u.itic , .1 uiui n ni. -1 t rvi iu.T 1 .
Carl, Franklin m I . cnikiren vlsitea i - -, - ,iss Nalan, Mr. Evening services
Bill B. Marquarflt, a." w hme last w- Wetzel and Mrs. l. c. Bible gtudy ana prdy .-.
,.i, . . .... i nnerock to visit " " Pts at the HanK a-nn a m.
n? ?r'T" ;:.,. They retumea; w Sunday were:,--' "-'
leader. nnd enroute to " r turned ' Dinner guests - - , rp-. Thursday, 00 ;
Scouts go,ng were , - , , parents , and' Cornilson home ,u ..;-- yoU are aiway,-
Ji0nGeT; -5 Car- here S - for a Mr. -d nay . -. f
son, vnn 1 Carl War. ciih'"' mr. o"
run 11 r'
Fvenlng services at 8:00 p. rn.; shank. Miss wy den. took
Shi?rtudv and prayer meeting anied her parents as fa as Jo B HarQld and Janice tQ
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and other rectal disorder!.
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PORTLAND
11 iranjfl '
Iks hotel
V1" " 7 this week of tne
-- 1 t ' f ( I Willi H""
AS GENERAL ELECTRIC SEES IT
150 ouiiido roomj
$2.00 and up
Special weeVly rate
WASHINGTON AT I4TH
PKUHM.H. A. MATHESOH. OWNERS
SJe. convenience
S'fffSdWidoal.
rORTLAHD. OREGOH
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Heppner. . ,, Robert E. Becker, rawoi
1 ,,..r,i,ion and Al- . c
Mrs. K. jvilt o"" - ,DrA Saturaay stiv-
11 . Ttonnnpr were " ,,i,(,nl. 9 30 a. m
hert Ketscn m baooaui cv... cnnrlav for bait - -
DtI1 .. ... u..ti-7Pri and con-; ,, m. left bunaiy iy . unme.
"5 J" : . church in. -3 nB Wednesday, at Where they will
StFeh chiidrenof Heppner CHRISTIAN CHUHCH
.1 t rini criu -is, h i an L.. a""""' r . rv
am "K. p Maieske chad-t -;h worship services at ;
d" . ... ,i mrs Fucene Ma- .
with her Saturday. . intermediates and hit,n
W.mur ri - ".,lhlir stea. school young p'f--
"r r'LiTn the U. S. Marines. Marvin auw.
nis uo"""f, TpY,ncton and cock.
Rill was raised in Lexington
Bin wis tlpive crades of ,v rHtiRCH
attenaeu ",." wlth this IONE COMu, -
school here, grauu.-r, A gniriey, i'o"
. at in a. m.
Churcn scnuu, . -
iirnrstllll at ll-O"
MorniiiK -r ,
"Objectives Need Incentives.
f,T COLON WO STOMACH HWIHII
- ..ioitot Ti c ilij' . . va,r liiiiu v
Dav where snev.r" -- H .tiine jrom " te done in, - ti , .-h
I Mr. and Mrs v-- have ".nd Thu- A: ZZM m
WtHZW attending Bend .a gests of Mr. c;p.:eB Dialpllv.
saturu and visit-;aay. "'V' onj sister wn'ie 1,1 'X, r i wm. or w
to matters oi ""3"';7 and Cork's mou.n i - ,
".ub".;L.. nr salt. Lake cnyi - "attte up tne
left nu..,r;":up their home, the r...u r pasture.
Fork n " --. tnwn on Sun-i
They went u"t"
THE DEAN CLINIC
' " . .... ihrough frlday.
Op.n 10 gnill ""!n.,doy nd Friday.
Until 8 p.m. Monday, W.dn . M
years ciass. v t
Guests Sunuay u -
zcl home were Mr a ,u
ard Stewar a. u rom
wl0.are ' m and Mrs. Doug-
mission - anA Mr. and
SSS-OfSoroptimistClub
l0, xne-- Andprson, rp(,pien
USE GAZETTE TIMES
Ui? rTvivn ADS
Standard tailors a million-dollar
coat for the Pacific Northwest
SWIM it
Adelia Anue sun , ;
SoropUmist M.ii"."-'"-r'
iXbSTSa " mc,n8
thanked the c ub or the
larshlP anu "
1,11 5,1 ' r,iorn nreeon
11 u , .!.. in nrimarv work.
Jor ( in, the new
,rs will take office . The for
installation is to
15.
MahoneyHome Scene
Mrs P W.Mahoney entertained
Mrs. t . ur;,i(,P lunch-
a one ociuir.
, i nftprnooll.
in lui'huiij
rnpsls wresent were Mesdames
Guests prt .n r-mshens,
K. scnau.i. Geor,,e,
iymondFerBuson V.O.G or,
Siel.en1T.,mpson,and
U,e nosu-. . Mrs.
mh prize w '' wa sec.
ThomPn,Mr, :ovv
ond and mrs. -
Trheds? Phone 6-9228,
necu
BIG
few people i
bw rapidly Ai
economy is
growing
. n . u backing H$ belief In a long-term period
history, spending
faMm-ieo. in 13 different part of
Anyon, ho " TcoX d h ..ePPa up to pay
be facing another major ,. . ,.;s 6eUt0 27,000 in jmt 15 y.
nas tiiangcu mi -nnplprfltine.
. , a i-niiiiiiv v.v n
UUW11. IV o J
Tnrlnstrial re-
search and develop
ment have broad
ened the base of our
entire economyand,
even more impor
tant, have laid the
rrrnnndwork for a
b . ,
steadily increasing
expansion in the years to come,
WW
helped create 100.000 jobs
t.h,vking." If. S-al Lmlxr En
ConipoundthatreU,rdsdry.ng.can.ven,
of dollars worth of tZ
ingarvea.itunu. . igncd
provide spoe,a,nu-iSi.:.; ffic.ency
to redm-e operaung
in industry. S-- . world-8
oil that can save up to gallon 01
Working with you
tor a oeuc.
Pacific Northwest
I Washington, Oregon, Idaho:
2,923 Standard employees
$14,096,835 annual payroll
4,810 Pacific Northwest
urmreholders
al 620 424 investment in plant,
reiinory anu
. i. r r.-wta and
$5,000,000 worm u -"rvioesboughtfrommoreanUOO
1'aeuic woru""
2.604 independent businessmen
. j tViomselves and
their 7,081 employees by atiung
Standard product
ve up to ,
n.( COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
STANDARD I M PA
, HM IS THE Y
NEWS In THU
4.Vheel-Drive 3
Truck Field Uiq i
I POWER
Li ;n America's lowest
i Priced 4-VI-D Truck
FARLEY
j MOTOR CO.
... ... Snrlnatrifis are
Many exemng "
predictable as we learn how to make full
use of atomic energy. Another im
portant new held will be electronic
machinery that will make work easter,
production swifter. Our scientists are
experimenting with metal crystals 50
times stronger than any metals we now
at i kottnv linmp annliances
n !n the vears to come. know, rtew anu mw - -n
pansion in the yea are on the way. More uses for the gas tu,
1Iere are just two examples ot of jet.engine
has happeneu. nPr mpnts.
1 l
The first electric refrigerator with a & few rf th!ngs
sealed-in mechanism was introduced by .g
. . - lOOri. and its pro- , . JwS t2L
General cietun, . - - interested in, anu -
ilurtion in
that year required only a iew er companies, of m2ti
, rr.i rrfr (tprators - . , . Vvr l i.
I UW course, are hard at jf
work on equally (M. AJ
promising projects. fjffl
n. t.i;pf in a
i,n,l,ed people. Today, rctngera rS
, make up a billion-dollar
aim nr"1'" .1
... mnrp. than
business which ernpo,,
business -r-
100 000 men and women m manulac
taring plus additional thousands in re
tuiniD, v Tko frPP7.er
taring, pms
. -11. .nikr whole
iu,lf has made possiuic
, in.lnatrv. fro
lien j,
zen foods.
H In 1939, most of
Today'i ne pioducts and
new iiwusuto .
Our belief in a
long-term period of 'VyiTi'Tn ,
industrial growth is ,j;iHeontiniiiioimp
, , Amlt'JKiinomjpandln
not wishful specu
lation. It's being backed by the greatest
. ., imnira Vifls p.ver
- , f building program
In 1939, most oi Ae nationi8 industries
us knew electronics 2g m m mlon dollar8
only as tubes in for new plant equipment; tins year,
our radio, and the gpend only gligMy leg9i 0ur
entire industry sold investment since 1946 has already
230 million dollars than a biffion dollarSi ln
worthofequipment. record 1?5 milUon Mm iU
Llectronics is now . ngw knt facaiUc8 by
G.E., 24 more than last year.
This is the kind tf confidence we have
in the country s future.
..i-ii- .i ji. Vncinpeis nnd some
a 4'-uiiiioii-uuiu" uuo... ,
experts predict it will grow to 20 billions
in the 1960's. General Electric, just one
, . , v,.ja pWtrnnic-eauip-
111 in" A'"
producer, now has electronic-equ.p.
Thgress Is Our Most Important Product
GENERAL ELECTRIC