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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, June 19. 1958 Lexington News By DELPHA JONES Mr and Mrs Robert Mathews and family have recently re turned from a trip to the coast and the McKenzie River. While away Mr Mathews was speaker at Claskanie Union High school at Claskanie, Ore. There were about 54 graduates with one of them being a patient in Good Samaritan hospital in Portland, where she is suffering from polio. She completed her high school while hospitalized. Mr and Mrs Mathews and Bobby and Janie have left for Port land where he is planning on attending a coachs clinic at the school there. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones, and daughter, Charlene and Gary Miller were LaGrande visitors Tuesday. Betty and Judy Darnielle, Gary Miller, Raymond Schoonover and Charlene Jones were The Dalles visitors Sunday motoring down after Johnny Darnielle who has been vacationing there. Mr O W Cutsforth and Dr Clif ford Wagner flew to Montana Sunday where they spent the day near Billings. Mrs Mervin Leonard is a pa tient in Pioneer Memorial hos pital having undergone major surgery there. Mrs Clarence Hays and dau ghters Deanne and Candiss were visitors at the Earl Warner home this weekend. Mr and Mrs Callie Duncan of The Dalles were callers in Lex ington on Sunday. He was form erly a barber in Lexington. Mrs Norma Marquardt and son Carl Marquardt and family are vacationing in the Eastern states for several weeks. Mrs Bert Darnielle and daugh ter, Betty were visitors at the Bert Breeding home in Stanfield last week. Mrs Ina Nichols returned to her home Sunday from Portland where she has been visiting her sons, Paul and Cletus and their families. Richard Wihlon, son of Mr and WANT TO REDUCE TAXES ON YOUR INVESTMENTS? Make the most of this unique opportunity to obtain an opin ion of your investment tax position by one of the country's foremost Tax Saving Specialists. There is no cost no charge, no fee. no obligation. LJ HOW YOU CAN SAVE TAX DOLLARS AND BENEFIT ELDERLY DEPENDENTS HOW TO SAVE TAXES BENEFIT YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY AND INCREASE YOUR INCOME T" HOW YOU CAN SAVE TAX DOLLARS AND BENEFIT YOUR CHILDREN i To receive one or all three booklets please check in square at left. Print your name and address at bottom and mail this ad to: Dougherty Butchart & Cole Incorporated 729 S. W.e Alder Street Portland 5. Oregon IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllll Name .... Address City State nn:::ij:::::::m!;:::::n:j::r.mj:::J::::n:::::::n::n::Jj::::::::n:::::::::: fi&ttttrt& tb BUILD Is J" ?t .4 - WBkStedSpa I Mrs Armin Wihlon left Satur Iday from Pendleton for Spokane where he has to take his phys ical for induction in the U S Army. Mrs Wihlon, Mrs E E Peck, Mrs Gar Leyva and Char lene Jones entertained with a farewell party honoring Richard at the O W Cutsforth ranch on Friday night. Dancing was en joyed as well as a weiner roast. There were 35 guests present for the evening. Miss Phyllis Nolan who at tends Northwest Christian Col lege is home for the summer with her parents, Mr and Mrs M V Nolan. Mr and Mrs Dale Waddill have enrolled in summer school at U of O as has their daughter, Na dine Waddill. Miss Betty Obrist is also en rolled in a summer course at Oregon State. Those from Lexington attend ing the Maryhill races over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Alon zo Henderson and children, Lar ry, Laddie and Betty and Vern Nolan and Lyle Allyn. Miss Joan Patrick is home from a trip to Portland. Maureen Groves has returned to the home of Mr and Mrs Archie Munkers after school at Corvallis. Donald Hunt is home from school at Corvallis, at the home of his mother, Mrs Bertha Hunt. Hugo Leyva was a Portland visitor over the Rose show festival. Mr and Mrs Archie Nichols and Mr and Mrs Wayne Pap ineau were visitors in JJprth Powder on Sunday at the Fred Papineau home. Mrs Helen Leyva, Mrs Juanita Martin, Mrs Barbara Lemons, and daughter, Linda and Linda Hams were Wallowa Lake visi tors on Friday. Saturday Mr and Mrs O W j Cutsforth had as their guests at the cabin in the mountains, Mr and Mrs Jim Lemon, Mary Chea tie and Linda Lemon of Mon roe and Mr and Mrs Gar Leyva. j Asa Way is home from Port land where he attends Portland State. Steven O'Harra, grandson of Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra is visiting with his grandparents from his home in Portland. Mr and Mrs O W Cutsforth have as their guest this week, Miss Johanna Segers of the .Netherlands who is attending 'college at the University of Ore Igon as an exchange student. (She is in this country studying I psychology entering college in (this country in Sept of 1957. She ; will return to her home in July of this year and will continue I her studies at the University of Leiden. She was a guest at the Heppner chamber of commerce luncheon on Monday noon. ! Don Casteel is spending some time at the home of his sister and family, Mr and Mrs B J i Doherty before leaving for the Netherlands where he is going as an exchange student from this country. By MARIE McQUARRIE On Tuesday, June 10, Dee Gribble had low gross. Winning prizes for most threes, fours and fives on score were Lucille Peck, 3's; Polly Dougherty, 4's and Marie McQuarrie, 5's. Tuesday, June 17. Dee Gribble had low gross. Winners of priz es given as previous week were Dee Gribble, most 3's; Lucille Peck, most 4's and Hazel Ma- honey, most 5's. SPRING TOURNAMENT Hazel Mahoney won the cham pionship trophy for our spring tournament. She received a cup with her name inscribed to be kept a year, then given to the winner of our next spring tourn ament. She also received a pew ter ashtray with Inscription which she can keep. Sue Valentine, consolation flight champion, small cup tro phy. Other tournament awards of three golf balls each were given Corky Norene, low net of 29 on chanmpionship flight; Hazel Ma honey, low gross of 51 on cham pionship flight; Bonnie Mattoon, low net of 29 on consolation flight. Next week Tuesday we would like to have the girls down to play as early as possible. There will be a meeting on the fifth tee after all are through nine holes. Over The Tee Cup Instructions for next week's play will be on the bulletin board. New handicaps will be posted as soon as possible. Monument News By MARTHA MATTESON Mr and Mrs Ernie Johnson drove to Heppner Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Erhardt are (going to Portland this evening to move some of their furniture. Mr Erhardt has been janitor at the Monument school this last year and they will live in Port land now. Mrs Sam Scottdrove her mo ther, Mrs Martha Matteson, to Portland Tuesday, where she is Mrs Webb Entertains Renegers Bridge Club Mrs Paul Webb was hostess to the Reneger's bridge club at her home Wednesday evening. Mrs Gordon Pratt won high score, Mrs Eddie Gunderson, second high and Mrs Gene Hall, low. Other guests were Mrs Allen Case, Mrs Floyd Jones, Mrs Bill Barratt, Mrs Dick Meador, Mrs LaVerne Van Marter, Mrs Alex Thompson, Mrs James Norene and Mrs James Farley. having medical care. Mrs Mar garet Coleson of Long Creek ac companied them to Portland where she had dental work done. Mr and Mrs Roy Bowman are moving to Dayton, Washington where he is employed. Verne Mj Carty is moving them in h truck. , I ( s-i..,nn Qmith ufls in Port mis w v ii s land for the Rose Festival ov. the weekend. GflR flVlflYIOH SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED We're As Near As Your Telephone PHONE LEXINGTON DAY OR NIGHT 3-8422 Hi l ASsjrM' .... , Infestation of bindweed (creeping jenny) like this can take over if left uncon trolled. Million! of dollars are lost each year from noxious weeds, which can now bs controlled with new Du Pont Tryben 200. "trtdennrlc Mill Employees Honor Mrs Mai lory At Party Mrs Jean Mallory, secretary at the Heppner Pine Mills the past two years, was complimented by mill employees and their fam ilies at an office party Monday afternoon. About 30 attended. Mrs Kenneth Keeling and Mrs Bill Turner arranged the party at which coffee and cake were served. The group presented Mrs Mallory with a silver tray. ATTENTION: LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERS! Every Little Leaguer who comes to the Star Theater wearing his uniform and is accompanied by an adult gets a FREE SHOW, Thursday, Friday or Saturday, June 19-20-21. ONE adult admission admits the adult and ONE Little Leaguer. Off Beats Entertain Soroptimist Club The Off Beats, Judy Cochell, Judy Brinda, Sandra Jones and Sheryl Harris, entertained Sor optimist International of Hepp ner with a pantomime, Thurs day noon at O'Donnell's. Mrs Oliver Creswick was in charge of the program . Plans were completed for the annual banquet which was held Saturday evening. A gift was presented to Mrs Jean Mallory, who is leaving to make her home in White Swan Washington. Ol'. . . control bindweed and "r"" " ww (CREEPING JENNY) other noxious weeds and vines with new Du Pont TRYBEN 209 Du Pont "Tryben" 200 is a new weed killer that gives excellent, economical control of such perennial weeds as field bindweed (creeping jenny), leafy spurge, Canada thistle, Russian knap weed and bur ragweed. "Try ben" 200 a liquid to be diluted with water for use as a spray also controls a wide range of perennial and annual broadleaf weeds, as well as woody vines, such as trumpet vine and brush. WEED KILLER Many successful trials of new "Tryben" 200 have been made in states where deep-rooted perennial weeds are a problem. These trials show that "Tryben" 200 will keep roadsides, rights-of-way and fence rows free of noxious weeds that have been difficult to kill with other chemicals . . . and also prevent them from spreading into cultivated fields. IONE, ORE. See us for "Tryben" 200 today PAUL PETTYJOHN SHELL OIL JOBBER ARLINGTON, ORE. BUILDINGS PROVIDE Tte SPACE AT JgW COST! For your farm or your n: 1- construction. Available in ness. you gain valuaiile KX- widths of 32', 44', 50', 6C THA space wilh Cucklcr and multiples. Any length. Steel Span Buildings. Not Choose your siding and a post in siKht! Kasy to roofing right from our stock. r'it. Attractive in appear- See for yourself! 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