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Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, March 6, 1958
lone Grocery
Store Changes
Hands This Week
By ECHO PALMATEER
Hatfields grocery store in lone
has been sold to Mr Greer of
Hermiston. Mr Greer will take
over Thursday of this week and
he and his parents will move into
the Roland Bergstrom house in
which the John Hatfields have
been living. Mr and Mrs John
Hatfield and son David have
been operating the store for a
bout two years will visit in
Lexington for awhile. Mr Greer
has operated grocery stores in
various places in the Willamette
Valley.
Mrs Gene Hall gave a birth
day party in honor of her son,
John, Wednesday February 25
in the afternoon at her home. He
was five years old. Other children
present were Anita and Cynthia
Crawford, Terry and Kathy Cann
on, Ricky and Barbara Boyce,
Susan Jane and Billie Jepsen,
La Verne Jr and Marie Van Mar
ter, David Hall and John and
Lisa McCabe.
The Three Links club of Bunch
grass Rebekah lodge met at the
home of Mrs Paul Pettyjohn
Wednesday afternoon Feb 26
with Mrs E R Lundell as co
hostess. The members of the club
decided to purchase a table for
their hall, Mrs David Rietmann
donated two tables and Mrs Wal
lace Matthews donted a table.
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By 1971, or soon after, this network of modern highways will link Oregon with the
rest of the nation's interstate system. Made possible by the signing of the Federal
Highway Act of 1956, Oregon has moved speedily into a new era of highway plan
ning and construction. More highway construction was contracted during 1957
than in any other year in the history of the State Highway Department. During the
13-year scope over which the Federal Highway Act currently extends, Oregon will
spend about $1,040,000,000 or an average of $80 million per year. This is nearly
25 percent more than the some $817 million spent during the entire 40-year ex
istence of the state highway system, (a public eervice by the Cement Industry o! Oregon)
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Lt and Mrs Bruce Smith of
Fayetteville N C are the parents
of a son, Michael Bruce, born
Feb 24. Weight, 8 lb and 8 oz.
Mr and Mrs- Dixon T Smith of
lone are the grand parents.
Mrs Fannie Griffith spent a
few days in Portland last week.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turner
returned last week from their
honeymoon. They were in Reno
Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
Mrs Ida Coleman and Mrs
Echo Palmateer made a trip to
Pendleton Friday of last week.
Mrs Floyd S Bailey returned
home last week from Hemet,
Calif where she spent about sev
en weeks with her sons and
! families.
Alton Yarnell spent the week
end in Pendleton.
Mrs L F Leathers gave a birth
day party in honor of her daugh
ter, Renee, Saturday, March 1, at
her home. She was eight years
old. Guests were members of the
second grade. Games were play
ed and refreshments were serv
ed. The room was decorated in
crepe paper and balloons.
Mr and Mrs Sam Esteb were
hosts at a pinochle party Sat
urday evening at their home.
Those receiving prizes were Joe
Gaarsland, high, and Leo Crab
tree, low. Those receiving 300
pinochle were Mr Crabtree, Mrs
Walter Corley and Mrs Edith
White. Mrs Cleo Drake received
the door prize. There were 4 tab
les of pinochle.
Mr and Mrs Henry Helmbigner
of Odessa, Wash visited their
son and family, Mr and Mrs Ray
Heimbigner, last week.
Mrs Julius Brostrom of Mon
mouth spent a few days last
week with her son and family,
Mr and Mrs Don Brostrom. She
was accompanied by other
friends.
Elmer Peterson visited his bro
ther and family, Mr and Mrs
Harry Petersen of Dayvllle for
a week.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Thome were
Walla Walla visitors Sunday.
They took their grand son, Don
ald Eagle, there where he was
met by relatives who took him
to his home in Missoula, Mont
He visited hefe for two weeks.
Mrs Robert Jepsen, Mrs Delmer
Crawford, Mrs David McLeod and
Mrs Pete Cannon spent Satur
day In Portland.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Emert
made a trip to Kuna, Idaho Fri
day of last week. They brought
back Mrs Mary Emert who spent
a month there with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr and Mrs
Frank Ward.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
March 9 Judge Oscar Peterson
will show pictures on the
Holy Land at the Community
church at 7:30 p m.
March 11 Garden club meeting
at the home of Mrs Anna
Lindstrom in the afternoon.
March 12 Maranatha meeting
at the home of Mrs Noel
Dobyns at 2 p m.
P-TA. 7:30 p m.
March 14 Topic club meeting
at the home of Mrs Fannie
Griffith at 2:15 p m.
Books added to the lone Pub
lic library are: Don't Eat the
Daisies, by Kerr; Queen of
France, Castelot; Anne Boleyn,
Anthony; Excelsior, Bonner;
When the Bough Breaks, Carney;
Solid Gold Cadillac, Telchmann;
My Three Angles, Spewack; The
Pajama Game, Ross; Tea and
Sympathy, Anderson; Prince of
Players, Booth; and the Easter
Bunny that Over Slept, Fdied
rick. Mr and Mrs E M Baker enter
tained the following guests at
a dinner at their home Satur
day evening, Feb 22. Mr and
Mrs Marion Palmer, Mr and Mrs
Earl McKinney, Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Ilowton, Mr and Mrs Leo
Crabtree and Mr and Mrs Lewis
Halvorsen. Pinochle was played
afterwards. Those receiving priz
es were Mr and Mrs Halvorsen,
high and Mr and Mrs Howton,
low.
Mrs Vemer Troedson and Mrs
Fannie Griffith were hostesses at
a card party at the Troedson
home Saturday evening for the
benefit of the public library. Pi
nochle was enjoyed and there
were six tables in play. Those
receiving prizes were, John Eu
banks and Mrs Lewis Halvorsen
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Frank Wink & Sons, Owners
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high and Marlon Palmer and
Mrs Gordon White, low.
A farewell party was given at
the Oscar Peterson home Satur
day evening in honor of Mr and
Mrs Leonard Carlson. Others
present were: Mrs Jesse War
field, Mr and Mrs Walter Dob
yns, Mrs Robert Peterson, Mr
and Mrs Herbert Peterson, Mr
and Mrs Henry Baker, Mrs Will
iam Rawlins and daughter, Car
ol, Mrs Etta Huston, Mr and Mrs
Louis Carlson, Mr and Mrs Rol
and Bergstrom, Mrs Donald Pet
erson all of lone, Rev and Mrs
Merlin Zier of Heppner and Mr
and Mrs Rod Kvistad of Beaver
ton. The Carlsons are moving to
Portland this week. Their add
ress is 633 N E 114th Ave. They
were presented with a gift.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ray of Hood
River visited his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Dale
Ray last week. They were ac
companied by Mr and Mrs Perry
and Mrs Hall also, of Hood River.
Guests Sunday at the Ray home
were their daughter and family,
Mr and Mrs Lester Goodrich and
son of Husum, Wash.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ring and
children recently moved into the
old Community church parsonage
on Second street.
Mr and Mrs Rod Kvistad and
son of Beaverton spent a few
days with her parents, Mr and
Mrs Oscar Peterson.
Mr and Mrs W G Seehafer are
at their ranch at Bickleton,
Wash.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Lun
dell and daughters spent the
weekend in Portland.
Floyd Wiles returned home last
week from a nursing home in
Heppner where he has been for
several weeks.
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5 P.M. TO 2:30 A.M.
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Samples of Quality Seed Prlct
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Grass:
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Orchard Grass .... 34.00
Intermediate Wheatgrass 37.00
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