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Weppwox Gazette Times, Thursday, August 8, 1957 Pag I pungsters lake Swimming Lessons at lone tv Echo Palmateer ausler who has been con- swimming lessons at the Is summer reported that sons would close this ver 60 children have tak- ns and 20 have passed the lere were around nine ad o took lessons. is Whits of Portland, son and Mrs. Gordon White, tently on TV. He cut the Df the first through flight Western Air line to Mexi- He Is now in South Am n connection with Saw w Master of Portland and sentative of the Portland ;r of Commerce. David McLeod eave a iturday, August 3 in honor daughter, Deborah, who ee years old. Other child- sent were John and Lisa , Terry and Cathy Can- farlene. Anita and tyn awford, Betty and Carol . Bobbv Lee Debpain Corley, Elaine, John and Gaarsland, and Frances I David McLeod. md Mrs. Cleo Drake ent 1 at a dinner Saturday in of Mrs. Beulah Lundell present were Mr. and Mrs undell. Beulah Lundell left Sun- her new home in Port Mid Mrs. Roy Lindstrom dinner Friday evening 2 in honor of Mr. and Mrs (Little Neglect iv Breed Great Mischief By Phil Blakney rture protects our body inclosing most of it in skin. As long as the is unbroken, infectious is are kept out refore, it is not wise tqlect any scratch, cuts. jkin abrasions which t the door to great mis (. Apply first aid as 1 as possible. oht now is a good time leek your supply of lirst aseds end to get one oi new powerful cratisept hat are so safe and de. lable. Of course, unless accident is a trivial you will immediately k with your physician. our Physician iCan Phone ! 6-9962 hen You Need 'A Medicine ik up your prescrip If shopping near us, or us deliver promptly vtra charae, A t many people entrust with the responsibility lling their prescriptions. we compound youisi PHIL'S HARMACY . 105 N. Main PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Quotation Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790 opyright 1957 (8W2) Charles O'Connor who celebrated Several friends dropped in later in the evenine ADR3 Sam Barnett left Wed nesday of last week for Point Mu- su. Calif, alter spending nis leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bamett. Point Mugu is a Naval Air Missile testing cent pr. Mrs. Gordon White and daugh ter. Lona. Mrs. Edith White and son, Dale, and Mrs. Imogene Mooney attended the funeral sprvires nf Mrs. Jesse Wherry in Goldendale. Wash. Wednesday oi last week. Mrs. Wherry was a former resident of Yakima. Mr and Mrs. Mike Merewether and children of Spokane left thi6 week for their home. He had been working at the Nelson ranch and she and the children spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alt rori Noionn Mrs. Merewether and Mrs. Nelson are sisters. Rev. Earl Soward of Heppner gave the morning sermon at the rnmmnnltv church Sunday aur ine the absence of Rev. Floyd Railev who is on vacation. j - Mrs Norman Nelson anu children attended the Whipple family reunion In Roseburg re ppntlv Mrs. John Hatfield is a patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital Mr. and Mrs. Rav Heimbigner and children are visiting reiat in nrlocca Wash. Thev took IIVCJ HI "their niece Juanita Nichols, who has been helping in harvest at the Heimbigner home, back to Odessa. Mr and Mrs. Rodnev Crawford Jr.. and daughters of Portland, spent the weekend at tne nome of her mother, Mrs. Ida Coleman. Thev broueht back Linda Wll liams and Jean Marie Healy who vidtort in Portland for a lew wppks Louise Botts is visiting at the James Botts Jr. home in Uma til la va Buschke took his grand daughters, Patricia and Shirley Peck to their home in Monmouin Tuesday DATES TO REMEMBER August 11 Grange Picnic at th citv Dark with potlucK din ner at noon. Coffee and ice cream will he furnished bv the grange. All grange members and lamiues aro welcome August 13 Garden club meet in Aucust 14 Maranatha club meeting in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Rahn of Seattle spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. teen i Thome. Thev took their daugn ters, Kathy and Robin, back home with them. The girls spent a month at the Thome home. Mr. and Mrs. -Floyd Hewitt of Galvin, Wash, spent a few days with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitman. Jean Hewitt who has been visiting at the Whitman home returned to r.alvin last week. Bruce Rigby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rigby, spent last week at the Youth Range Camp at Tupper station in the mount ains. His scholarship was spons ored by the 4 H leaders. Bruce wishes to thank them fof the wonderful time and good eats he had while there. There were 60 boys at the camp. They were taught about plants, trees and grasses, about cameras, trapping and being a good sport in the mountains. They saw some log :;ing operations and took part in a plant contest. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Palmer entertained the following guests at a dinner party at their home Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Petty john anti children of Olex, Jim mv Pettviohn of The Dalles. Mr. Mr Harold Sherer ana rhilrlren. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pet tyjohn and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer and oaugnier. Mrs. Harold Dobyns gave a birthday party at her home Thursday evening August 11 in honor of Mr. Dobyns. otners pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dob yns and daughter Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobyns, Mr. ana Mrs. G. Hermann, Mr and Mrs. Lee Palmer and daughter, Joe Kallister, and Mr. and Mrs. Mari on Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Tullis and sons recently visited at the Sting- el home In Arlington. Mrs. Kenneth Botts was honor ed with a baby shower at the John Botts home Sunday after noon. Others present were Mrs. Ruby Nichols of lone, Mrs. LeRoy Ellis and children of Irrigon, Mrs. Lee Lemon of Hermiston, Mrs. James Botts of Irrigon, Mrs. Rob ert Crowell and sons of Morgan Sand Mrs. John Botts, Mrs. Paul IRinehart. Miss Gloria Chnstoph erson and Miss Louise Botts were the hostesses. James and Albert Cooley of Naches. Wash., nephews or John Botts have been working here in harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buschke brought her grandson, Michael Rowell home with her. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Loy and children of La Grande spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball. Major and Mrs. Henry Phil- ins and children of Washing ton, D. C. were recent visitors at the Dixon Smith home. Major Phillips is a nephew of Mrs. Smith.. Lyle Kincakl is attending Camp Easter Seal at Lakeside near Coos Bay. The camp lasts from August 3 to 12. He will then vis it relatives and friends in Port land for a while. Mrs. Leslie Roundy and child ren Kay and Julia, and Mrs. Ann Smith of Kennewick SDent Thurs day of last week at the home of Mrs. Roundy s father, Louis Pad berg, and her sister, Mrs. Ruby Nichols. Julia Roundy remained here for a longer visit. ..r . t fMioT ti, Tfio.o.n Miuntg fnir and fourth onnual Northwest Champion Hi.nL o int. vi j..w,v. - , . .,OB.,,nnnn. ship Junior Rodeo, scheduled for August lb to i m rur. . - ;h--- will be the fair-rodeo queen, tne otner pnncessss in nei cuu.v. i.v... Yarnell, Sharon Corwin, Helena overnuise, ana n.ay mtuviua. and sons left Tuesday for thir home in Los Angeles. They vis ited his father, Ed Buschke at Morgan and also helped with the harvest there. Mrs. Pat Doherty spent a few days in Portland last week. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Eugene Palmer of Hermist on. The Doherty children, Shan non and Barry, stayed at the Ted Palmateer home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lundell and children of Pendleton were recent visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E R Lund ell. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and children were Portland visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dobyn and Mrs. Grace Ware went to Morton, Wash, last week where they vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs G. V. Crumb. Mrs. Crumb is a sister of Mrs Dobvns and a daughter of Mrs. Ware. Mrs. Ware remained for a longer visit. Mrs. Cleo Drake was a Pend leton visitor last week. She LISTEN TO HEPPNER PROGRAM Wed. 10:45 to 11:45 A. M. ON KU BE 1050 KC Pendleton For the B6t in Music, News, Sports Member Associated Pteas i . .in ww. iimi mitwitbi ntm nmi I r n m ii w 3 illlliiili More hill-climbing power New Chevron Gasolines n-n.-.-s y.-. :y. Highest octane gasolines Standard ever magde! More powef for the grades, more pep for Z straightaway . . . they're yours when you use. Chevron Supreme Gasoline! 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