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Page 2 Heppner Gozette Times, Thursday, October 28, 1954 Lonerock News By Verna Hayes (Too Late for Last Week) Hunting visitors at the Ralph Moore home over the weekend are Mr. and Mrs. Dorian Griffitts ami daughter of Swiss Home. Oregon Mr. Emmett Moore and Harvey Moore of Hood River, Miss Charlene Cribbins of Fossil and Jack Stevens of Kinzua. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wick, Jerry and Steve spent the weekend in Condon, visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morton and Mrs. Margaret Wick. Homer Hayes and son Bill of Portland were guests Saturday and Sunday of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hayes, They en- TRUCKING Local 4 Long Distance . EU B AN KS TRUCK LINE La Verne (Pete) Hams, Ownei Commercial, Residential, Industrial Cattle and Wheat Insured Service PHONE IONS 8-7277 IF NO ANSWER. 8-7125 1 U L4 and other roclal dliordori, COLON AN! 1T0MACI JllLMENTI RUPTURE (Hull) TruM Wilhurt HunlM DmiiIIm (l.ta. M.D. Ourronnrlw nCE Dooalptlvo looklot llll-HW ritSK Writ r Call THE DEAN CLINIC Opon 10 until 5 Mondoy Ihrouih f(tday. Until I .m. Monday, Wodnoiday and Mdar. Chiropractic hyilclani ... In our 43rd roar, 203 NOP-IHIAJT IANOT lOUUVAUD Tol.pt.ono I A.t 3918, Portland U, Or joyed a few days of hunting while here. Mrs. Marjorie Hueman, teacher of the grade school of Lonerock, attended Teacher's Institute nem in The Dalles, Thursday and Fri day. Her daughters, Marjory, Mary and Susanne accompanied her on the trip. They were taken to The Dalles by Mrs. Pete l!ann I Mrs. Mary Cason, Jonn ana jun and Ellis Cason of Heppner spent Sunday at their ranch home on Rock Creek. John and Jim are at tending school at that city, this year. Mr. Bill Conboy has Deen mov ing cattle to Mayville to me George Webb ranch, the past He also, is busy hauling lumber to Boardman to his fa ther's ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huddleston have moved 'back to their ranch for a few months from their Her mlston home. Visitors during the hunting season are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huddleston and child ren, Mrs. Kenneth Waud and two daughters of Prineville, and Ray H.iririlp.ntnn of Tilot Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spalding of Portland and Mrs. Lovena rai mer of Condon spent the weekend their mother, Mrs. So phia Spalding. She returned with thom tn Condon, for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Davis ur hnsiness visitors in Heppner Saturday. Other visitors in that city during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perry, Mrs. Pete Haynes and Jim Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pullen have moved to Porland where they will make their home in the future. Mr and Mrs. Meredith Boyce of Fossil, have moved to Lonerock and will run the place which was farmed by Mr. Pullen. Staff Sgt. Kenneth Orwick and Mrs. Orwick of Sacramento, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Orwick of Heppner were weekend hunting visitors at the Guy Huddleston home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orwick of Heppner Joined the hunting party Sunday. A birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Homer Davis, Clarence Rog ers of Hermiston and Miss Judy Wake of Condon was held Sat urday, October 16 at the home of Mrs. Ellen Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Lester Harrison, Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. Ellen Rogers and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers. Other guests present were Lester Harrison, Doris Ann and Ravmond, Elton Carter, Ralph Moore, James and La Vel le, Jack Stevens, Charlene Crib bens, Homer Dais, Carolyn and Evan, Carol Davis, Mrs. Clarence Rogers, Norman and Dennis of Hermiston, Mrs. Garth Wake, Lloyd Rogers, Susan, Sharon and Jimmy. The recipients received many useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Billings and enn nf Swpet Home are visiting at the home of Lloyd Rogers and do-! ing some hunting during the last the the few days of deer season. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Haynes have ,hnr ciipsts a number oi nau as i' b relatives and friends from X? 1 1 'i mnt t O vallev, during deer season. . . .. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harris visit ed in Condon Friday. Their son-in-law, Mr. Davis of Portland ar rived Sunday to put in a few das of hunting before the deer season ended. ... rv.hpnr and Mr. Tom1 MISS iua - V Mrs. Victor Wv8";n e M? C-"'.. 0p " kol SaTurday. VTU Mrs. Pete Haynes en J neaVunday with a dinner L the following guests: Mr. ana Mrs Mattlon Hicks, Ruby vs and Emery Matthews, Rod Hmtines from Kinzua, n. Sr Victor Lovgren and son, Mrs. Mary Cason and sons oiWPP Miss Ida Estberg and Mr. Tom Feeheley. Clarno McLaughlin of Portland, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McLaughlin over the weekend, returning to his home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood Sr., parents of Mrs. Meredith Boyce, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. Wood were returning from a recent trip to Spokane. dT5'.'''w'w"M1 ail'- -Ollf- "fit .SiiiisiflP sMi:iitiiiM)V T.. 'tVi, -i rr 9' SUVScJ FREICHTUNES Iformtrlr Porllond Ptndl.ion Molor Tronip, Co ) PAUL W. GRAF. AGENT 421 S. E. 6TH ST. PENDLETON. ORE Joseph K. Carson, Jr. DEMOCRAT FOR GOVERNOR His Platform Restore Oregon'i Gov ernment to the people, by 1. '.lore Industries. 2. More Jobs Better Payrolls. .1 Mo're Dams mid Hells Canyon. !. More Tourist Trade. 5. Better Oregon Public Works Program. G. Better Labor Relations. 7. Better Care for the Unfortunate. 8. Better Old Age Assistance 9. Better Highway and Transportation Pro gram. 10. Aggressive Leadership. 1 I 1 ' -A y t- ..... ..,...1 I fl I I CARSON for GOVERNOR Pd. Ad., Morrow County Democratic Central Committee, Al Lamb Chairman, Heppner. SCSI. ' 0 MP , ..,. -.11 . -W-"WWJ"Tg!-Ti Til 'III , .0 milk . "lwfnr,snotn'',,,0iit 9c fa 'Si A Hze th fekal l SSecl Orel - S"e l9nste by'Pa'k !tt0si- hForto d i,,S out :bts a nPUb,ic i'osa, chi' ,i;es- r0e: ",epeo. on the Oregon . ..W Grocers iU n lhe calliPaign "The Oregon inuH coop- . viwi fo. dn "r'e, "eerr,;,.. ' tfte Or. "iivy.. rf, 'ffi l "iinar. - " Won;.. i rh df "li 11 'POi.L t'er 1 measure. 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