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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1958)
Is A Miserable ng To Live In Suspense" By Phil Blakney fsicians and pharma often wonder whether r current health artic ire not causing some ol distress. Their in otion abcut new mir drugs, usually accomp. 1 by vivid descriptions Isease symptoms, often influence one to think have the disease they reading about, you have any constant, re-occurring unusual ptoms that you think ht be serious, don't ry about it. Just visit f physician and let him I out if you really have problem. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 6-9962 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE Pick up your prescrip. n ii shopping near us, ot us deliver promptly thout extra charge, A eat many people entrust . with the responsibility filling their prescriptions, ay we compound yours? PHIL'S PHARMACY 105 N. Main PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS 3uotation by Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) Capyright 1958 (3W3) USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, March 27, 1958 one Legion Observes Birthday Ey ECHO PALMATE2R day morning. Those giving re Members of the American Leg-! Ports w"e s Ball, Marilyn ion and their families and mem- :Morgan- Br,e,nda. Townsend Har bers of the Auxiliary and their Swart- Mardine Baker. Dian families celebrated the Legion's !na Pettyjohn and Linda Halyor 39th birthday at their hall Tues- son- Mrs Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs day evening, March 18. Mr and;Paul Pettyjohn. Mrs E M Baker Mrs Charles Dohertv were hon- j and Rev FloVd S Bailey also ored with a gift. Games were,Eave r,Ports played and movies were shown! Mr and Mrs Fred Jenkinson of to the children by .Robert De- i Vancouver, Wash visited her sis Spain. A potluck supper was ter and family, Mr and Mrs Her served by members of the Auxil-'shal Townsend, last week, iary. A birthday cake made andi Other college students home decorated by Mrs Lecil I home for spring vacation are was served. It was decorated in the Legion colors, blue and gold. Mrs Ra Boyce entertained the bridge club at her home Thurs day evening, March 20. Those re ceiving prizes were, Mrs Pete Cannon, high; Mrs Oscar George, 2nd high and Mrs Gene Hall, low. Mr and Mrs A W McCleod made a trip to McMinnville re cently. The II E C of Willows grange meeting was held at the home of Mrs Hattie Crabtree Friday after noon March 21, with Mrs Leo University of Oregon Sharon Cutsforth. College of Education at Mon mouth Loy Keene. Eastern Oregon College of Ed ucation at La Grande Jerry Bristow, Larry Rietmann, Bill Salter, Robert Hubbard, Dick Sherer, Alvin McCabe and Dick Ekstrom. Oregon Tech at Klamath Falls Wayne Rietmann, Lindsay Kin caid, Leland McKinney, Kenneth Brenner, Gene Doherty, Paul Mil ler and Bill Brannon. Whitman at Walla Walla Jul- Crabtree as co-hostess. They were'jg RiPtmann assisted by Mrs Archie Munkers. Mr and Mrs Herbert Peterson At the meeting conducted by Mrs are tne parents of a son, born James Lindsay, chairman, the March 22, at the Pioneer Mem roll call was answered by giv-0rial hospital. Henry Peterson of ing a handkerchief and birth- Ione and Mrs Maurice Elder of day card which will be sent to Hennnpr are the erandparents. the patients at the state hospial Mrs Ada Cason of Portland is in Pendleton. The club gave M tho great-grandparent. to C A R E. The members of the Mr' and Mrs Eugene Palmer of club will present the play, "Coff- Hermiston visited their daughter ee Crisis at the Quimbly's" at and family, Mr and Mrs Pat Do- the Willow grange meeting April hprty last wcek 19. Mrs Wate Crawford received Mr and Mrs Dick Ekstrom and the door prize. daughter, Vickey of La Grande Mr and Mrs F J Rieth of Harr- are spending spring vacation ington, Wash, were recent visit with relatives here, ors at the Paul O'Meara home. Mr and Mrs Aivjn McCabe of They took his mother, Mrs Ellen La Grande visited here, in Port Rieth, home with them for a vis- land Salcm and Eugene, it. A pink and blue shower was Mr and Mrs Walter Dobyns and givcn jn honor of Mrs Charles Henry Peterson left for Portland wilkes at the home of Mrs Wil Sunday. ,ym Akers Friday afternoon, Reports of the rilgrim Fellow- March 21. Mrs John Hatfield as ship conference at Enterprise, sisted with the eifts. The host- j March 14, 15 and 16 were given esses were Mrs yvilbur Akers, Mrs at the Community church Sun A Enjoy the great bourbon l3f of the Old West L?i8g THE 01D SUNNY BROOK CO.. LOUISVILLE, KY DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CO.. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 86 PROOF Elbe Akers, Mrs Ralph Crum Mrs Ida Grabill and Mrs James Barn ett. Mr and Mrs W E Melena re turned March 19 from a three months trip. They went to De troit and purchased a new car and from there went to Gettys burg, Washington D C then into Florida where they spent three weeks. They went to New Or leans, visited the Carlsbad Cav erns, White Sands and into Mex ico. They spent a week in Tuscon, Arizona and three weeks in San Diego and also visited relatives in San Jose, California. Mr and Mrs Verner Troedson returned home last week from a weeks trip to California. They attended the NCAA basketball tournament in San Francisco and visited relatives in San Jose. They were accompanied by their daughter, Miss Shirlee McGreer of Springfield. Mrs John Turner of Baker and Miss Ruby Ann Rietmann of Pen dleton visited relatives here over the weekend. They also made a mmmm Y(7si m W5iC ' :.,; V .... Celebrating the arrival of llllllllllllllllllllllllll I lowelFs Umo?i Service HEPPNER Extra Speed Safety Race tire construction provides extra 1 J m.p.h. safety margin over ordinary tires. Extra Heat Safety Heat tempered. Withstands up to 40 degrees hotter road temperatures than ordinary tires. Extra Shock Safety Double strength cord body makes tire virtually immune to impact damage. 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She was accompanied by her daughter, Lona and Linda Halvorsen. DATES TO REMEMBER: March 28 Three Links club at the home of Mrs David Riet mann. March 30 A public dinner at the school cafetorium 1 to 3 pm. Sponsored by the Topic club for the benefit of the lone Public Library. April 1 American Legion Aux iliary meeting at the Legion halL April 1 City council meeting at 8 pm. April 3 Extension Unit meeting at the home of Mrs E M Bak er at 10. Subject broiler meals. April 5 Food and pie and coffee sale at the Rebekah hall by Eastern Star Social club at 1 P M. April 6 Easter sunrise services at 6 A M, at the city park sponsored by the Pilgrim Fellowship group. Breakfast at the Community church following services, sponsored by the Maranatha club. Church school program at 10 A M at Community church, program at the Nazarene church at 10 A M. Program at the Baptist church in the evening of Easter. A Movie, I Beheld His Glory", will also be shown. Mass will be held Easter morning at St Williams church. Mrs Ernest Heliker was rec ommended as a candidate for the degree of chivalry at the Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge meet ing Thursday evening, March 20. This degree will be given at the Rebekah Assembly in Corvallis in May. Mrs Heliker has been an active member in the Rebek ah lodge for the past 35 years and is the present noble grand and also held that office 32 years ago. She was on the county Wel fare board for many years. Also is very active in other commun ity activities. During a recess of the lodge meeting, Linda Heim bigner gave her United Nations Youth Pilgrimage speech. Re freshments were served after the meeting. Mr and Mrs G Hermann re ceived word from their son and daughter-in-law, Lt and Mrs Hel- will visit relatives there. Lt Her-1 days last week with friends In muth Hermann, who are inlmann is a dentist in the armed Ordnanceand visited with Mr France, that they are spending a! forces. and Mrs W E McCoy in Herm- 1j day leave in Germany and Mrs Rubv Nichols spent a few'iston. You're invited to try its muscle! We'd like to hear the sound of your voice telling us what a powerful, smooth-running truck a new International is. So take one of ours out and see how it performs anywhere you want, highways or byways. Try it for pickup, for hill climbing, for true truck power. Sec what we mean by more usable horsepower. Try one of our Internationals today. Remember, they're the trucks that cost least to own ! INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Tht world'i moit complete truck lino Vi-ton to 96,000 lbs. GVW. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS cost least to own! LEXINGTON IMPLEMENT CO. LEXINGTON. OREGON 1 i POINT 1 IN THE USE OF SHELL ANHYDROUS AMM0N!A Shell NH3 keeps feeding the plant gradually until harvest time. 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