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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, August 29, 1957 e Families Return From Vacation Trips Page 3 By Echo Palmater ral lone families have re from vacations. Mr. and Joyd Howton and family eir nephew Robert Camp f Butter Creek, returned Friday of last week from vay and Cannon beaches, eon, Jimmy, and Ralph attended Camp McGruder, hodist camp near Rocka. They also visited in Aber ind Everett, Wash, and at 1 Lake. and Mrs. E. M. Baker and ter Mardine visited her s, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hend ln Sumner, Wash, and her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henderson in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom and family returned home Sun day from a two weeks trip to Sun Valley .Yellowstone Park, the Te- tons, Jackson Hole, Boise and Post Falls, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Crawford and daughters, Marlene and An ita, returned home Saturdav from a trip to Seaside and Forest Grove where they visited her brother and iamny, Mr. and Mrs. Fayne Ely. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin and family returned home Sun day from a three weeks trip. They SEED WHEAT CERTIFIED URT -o- OMAR k Certified Wheat, $2.75 bu.; Blue Tag Sacked $3.50 bu., or Bulk Clesned and treated, $3.15 bu. 22 Ton State Tested Scales and Inspected Bins DEN WARD )NE 8-7187 BERGEVI N IONE, ORE. and her father, Ralph Horton of Dallas camped at Breltenbush and Jefferson Lake. They also camped at Bie Lake near Mt. E. W. Bristow was the chairman j and was assisted by Ernest Me- Cabe, Rollo Crawford, Robert Drake, Robert DeSpain and Don ald Heliker. Miss Janet Howton spent a few days last week at Wheeler where she took medical treatment. She wasnington ana visnea relatives, - - - . . at Dallas, West Linn and Salem, lea thl wk for Forest nnrt snont snmo timP fishing on Gr0Ve where she wl" en Paclf- . "1 .. . " . ir ITnlvnrcltv tMc fall the Metolius river. Their son. Ralph, attended a camp at Camp McGruder and their son, Melvin, attended a camp at Suttle Lake. Alc and Mrs. Harrv C. Snider, Orlando, Fla., are the parents of; Mr. and Mrs Charles Beckett nf Portland and Brigadier General and Mrs. John Beckett of La Jolla, Calif, stopped at the Carl Berg-' strom home one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stefani and the former Darlene Brannon. The thlldren nd. WalJerc Brom nrinnront. ra Mr anH Mrs . are vacationing at Seaside. Mr. Herman Blettell of lone James 'nd HMrs"Car B"ftrtom M Brannon of Hermiston and Mr'Tuesday for Seaside to sPend a and Mrs. L. M. Snider of Alex andria, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Cunningham of Heppner are the great-grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Blettell and son Bill plan to go to Orlando, Fla., few days Dates To Remember September 3 School opens. Sept. 3 American Leelon Aux.i iliary meeting at the Legion hall ' in the atternoon. Sept. 3 A food, pie and coffee POUR YOURSELF A GLASS OF THB CASCADES Out of our cool, bright Cascada Country com ene wonderful br , . . BLITZ! jL-j IKJ by BIIU-Wlnhrd Company, Portland, 0r on this weekend and will bring Mrs. I and apron saie at the Rebekah Snider and son back with them hall sponsored by the Eastern as Airman Snider is being sent star social Huh i tn s n m overseas Sept. 9. j sent. 3-Cltv council nwti Mrs Robert Rietmann gave' at 8 p.m. a birthday party in honor of Sept. 6 A gtt acquainted nartv her son John. Auc. 19 Ho vims in hnnnr nf thi (pnchoK nnrf nn, o' - - - " ' ' ' uiiu in V three years old. Others present parents at the school cafetorium were Mrs. Robert Jepsen and at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome, children. Susan Janp nnH RilHf- ! Mr. and Mrs Pncc TViVmrt., , . , 'J-' .-"i . l y aiiu Mrs. Louis Carlson and Children, 1 daughter ,Eva Marie of Eugene aanara, cnen ana rmuip; Mrs.; are visiting at the home of his Tad Miller and children, Michelle! brother and family,. Mr. and Mrs. and Mark; Mrs. Robert Hoskins, Pat Doherty. Other visitors recent and children, Ann and Micky; ly at the Doherty home wore her Mrs. Donald Peterson and child- ( sister, Miss Alice Palmer of He--ren, Kerry, Kristine and Paul; , miston who recently returned and Mrs Victor Rietmann all of from Japan and Mrs. Ted Damico lone and Mrs Delbert Anson of and three children of Portland. Hermiston j Mrs Grace Ware returned home Mrs. Ralph Crum is a patient 'Saturday of last week from Mort- ui iiik nuneer .memorial nospnai for treatment following a black widow spider bite Mrs. Carl Shulz of Lone Rock is a patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundell of Mllwaukie spent the weekend with relatives here. Mrs. Geo Drake went to Milwaukie with them and will also visit relatives in Portland. The Lundell families held a picnic In the city park Sunday. on Wash, where she visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and V. G. Crumb. She friends in Olympia. Her daugh ter, Mrs. Noel Dobyns met her in Cascade Locks. Mrs. Keith Rea and son Le Roy Keitn, returned home from Pio neer Memorial hospital Saturday. A P-TA committee meeting was held at the school Monday aft ernoon to make plans for a get acquainted party in honor of the teachers and new parents to be held Sept. 6 at the cafetorium at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobyns and Mrs. Edith Nicholson left Monday morning for Vancouver Island, B. C. Mrs. Grace Cunningham of Post Falls, Ida. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Olympia, Wash, are vis iting their aunt, Mrs Fannie Griffith. Mrs. Mabel Pickens of Salem is visiting her daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield. Recent visitors at the Hatfield home were Rev. and Mrs. Elvin Fast of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett and children and Mrs. Harry Swanfior are visiting relatives in Portland and Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas and Mr. Alexander of Weatherford, Okla. and Mr and Mrs Grover Lovelace of La Grande spent one day last week at the Franklin Ely home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas are cousins of Mrs. Ely. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford are vacationing at the coast. Among those going to Seaside last week were Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Jepsen and children Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carlson and children, Evelyn Jepsen and Linda Hatfns. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snider and children spent a few days at the coast last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and family left last week for a vaca tion trip on the coast Mrs. Virginia Miller of Reno, Nevada was a visitor here last week. Married At Hood River Miss Viva Carroll and Gaylord Salter were married in Hood Riv er Saturday atternoon Aug. 24. Her sister, Mrs. Warren May gave a reception for them following the wedding. Mr. Salter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Salter of lone. They will be at home in Uma- pine following a short honey moon trip. He is a teacher in the L'mnpine schools. Those attend ing the wedding from here were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snider. Mrs. Lana Padberg is having her home remodeled. Homer Mankin lias been paint ing the outside of his house on Second street. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes left this week for Grants Pass and Roseburg where tliey will visit relatives. Rev. Wilkes re cently took Jack Crum, John Botts and Leslie Madden to a teen-age Nazarene camp at Pinelow near Spokane. Mrs. Luther Garner of Pendle ton is staying with her grand mother, Mrs. Elise Peterson. Vis itors at the Peterson home last week were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson of John Day and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brady of Arlington. Ellis Ball is visiting relatives in La Grande. HEARING SECRET! SEE IT AT THE FAIR HONEY QUART .89 GALLON .... $ 3.00 SMITH APIARIES Phone 6-5330 Heppner 1 5N. s h ALL IN THE EAR! Those present were Mr. and Mrs. 1 2 P at the cafetorium a v n ti.nn o, w.. i 8 P-m. 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