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ne Council Opposes Paving North-South Road
By ECHO PALMATEER
the regular lone city council
Ing Tuesday evening, July
I council went on record as
ting the prospective black
Jig job on the north Lex
Oi grain elevator Boardman
JJ)ue to a large sum of mon
laving been spent on this
a U 1 I t . i
Line tuuncii ieeis mere are
f roads in the county that
oning in preierence xo mis
as it Is primarily serving
group of people. The council
ises the completion of the
t' Creek as the next project.
I resolution was sent to the
.ty court. '
I the council meeting the
jet was approved and or
nee granting the Pacific Tel
tre and Telegraph company
anchise to operate in lone
approved and passed,
ml Turner and children,
lias, Judy and Jimm, of Wal
Creek, Calif visited at the
e of Mr and Mrs Roy Lind
Ti one day last week. They
Is on their way to Baker to
i relatives. Mr Turner Is a
in of Mrs Lindstrom.
rs Fannie Griffith is visiting
tives in Olympia, Wash and
Falls, Ida.
arjorie O'Connor and Trova
y are attending the Ascent
camp of the Episcopal church
Ove for ten days. Mrs Charles
Minor took them to Cove Wed
lay of last week.
Uman Cannon and his niece,
ie Hughes, of Portland visi
his brother and family, Mr
I Mrs Pete Cannon Sunday.
f were on their way to Hep-
where Marie will visit rela
S. His mother, Mrs Ada Can
I' returned to Portland with
'j and Mrs Sam Pomerantz
$son, Dannie, of Hollywood,
ity Clark and son, Lowell, of
miston were visitors here last
k.
Mr and Mrs M G Greer and
son, Dick, made a trip through
the John Day country and Baker
over the Fourth weekend.
Bonnie Akers, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Berl Akers, received a
cut on her nose last week while
playing with a sky shooter. Three
stitches were required to close
the cut.
Weekend guests at the C E
Brenner home were Mrs Ellen
Chapin and Mr and Mrs Tommy
Otto and daughter, Monta, Gary
Brenner, and Don Hastay, all of
Portland.
Robert Northrup and son, Mark
showed pictures, handicraft and
art work on Mexico at the Bap
tist church Sunday evening. Mr
Northrup is a missionary at Sal
tillo, Mexico.
Rev Charles Wilkes, Frank
Wiley, Bruce Botts and Bobby
and Monty Crum are attending
a Nazarene church camp at Pine
low near Spokane.
The Fourth of July was ob
served here with fireworks the
evening of July 3 at the mem
orial athletic field and a dance
afterwards at the Legion hall.
Both were sponsored by the
American Legion post. A large
crowd attended the activities.
Several from here attended the
McNary Aqua Capers at Hat Rock
the Fourth where Miss Mardine
Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs
E M Baker, was a princess of
the royal court.
Several from here also attend
ed the rodeo at Ukiah where Ann
Belle Coleman, daughter of Mrs
Ida Coleman one of the prin
cesses of the Morrow County Ro
deo was introduced in the arena
with the others in the court.
Mrs L L Farrar of Junction
City is visiting her daughter and
family, Mr and Mrs David Mc
Leod. Mrs McLeod's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr and Mrs Fran
cis Dillon of Moses Lake, Wash
were visiters there last week.
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Big Kitchens Are Back
Fred Ely returned from a trip
last week to Portland, Coos Bay
and other places.
Weekend guest9 at the Bryce
Keene home were Gary Stephen
son of Salem, Mr and Mrs Car
son Brandhagen and son, David,
of Pendleton and Mr and Mrs
Loy McFerrtn of Heppner.
Mr and Mrs Adon Hamlett and
children spent the weekend with
Mr and Mrs Harland Lundell and
family in Boise, Idaho. Corliss
Lundell came home with them
and is visiting with her grand
parents, Mr and Mrs O L Lun
dell. Mr and Mrs Leo Crabtree and
children Sharon and Ronald spent
the weekend in Eugene and oth
er places.
Mr and Mrs W E Melena re
turned home last week from a
months trip. They visited rela
tives in Nebraska and Minne
sota went through the Ozarks
into Arkansas, into Kentucky
where they visited the Calmuth
and the Spendthrift horse farms,
visited in Duluth and Superior,
Wisconsin and in Kansas City.
They came home by way of Jack
son Hole, Wyo.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Gaars
land returned home from Port
land last week. They brought
back Patti Crawford who is visi
ting at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs Ida Coleman.
Mr and Mrs Henry Buschke
and sons, of Los Angeles are
visiting at the home of his fa
ther, Ed Buschke, and assisting
with the harvest there.
Mrs Mary Swanson is visiting
relatives in Portland. She also
visited in Seattle.
The Valby Lutheran church
members held a picnic at Cuts
forth camp in the mountains
Sunday and potluck dinner was
served at noon. Those coming
from a distance were Mr and
Mrs Gillespie of Portland. He Is
a brother of Mrs Henry Baker.
Mr and Mrs Corliss McLeod at
tended the wedding of her sis
ter, Miss Nancy Burres, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs O R Burres
and Kelly DeShaun at Ridge
field, Wash, June 28. Mrs Mc
Leod was matron of honor for
her sister.
Mr and Mrs Ray Barnett re
turned home Tuesday of last
week from a trip to Denver where
they visited Mr Barnett's aunt,
Mrs Charles Standon and other
relatives. They visited her par
ents, Mr and Mrs Herman Have
kost at LaGrande and her uncle
and family, Byron Ahalt in
Glenn's Ferry Idaho. They also
stopped at Salt Lake City and at
Yellowstone Park where they
saw Gilbert Lujan, a park ranger
there and a high school teacher
here and went through the Te
tons. They spent most of the
trip camping.
Mrs Gaylord Salter was hon
ored with a cradle shower at her
home Tuesday evening, June 23.
The hostesses were Mrs Joe
Gaarsland, Mrs Garland Swan
son and Mrs Gordon White.
Mr and Mrs William Gorger
of Portland were visitors at the
home of his sister and family,
Mr and Mrs David Baker, last
week.
Airman Wayne Gollyhorn who
is in the US Air Force and sta
tioned at Oak Harbor, Wash, Is
spending a 30 day leave with
his mother, Mrs Doris Gollyhorn
and other relatives. He Is work
ing in harvest at the Charles
Carlson ranch.
Mr and Mrs J H Booher of La
Grande were weekend visitors
last week at the M G Grees
home.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
July 18 HEC of Willows grange
meeting at the home of Mn
Echo Palmoteer.
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs
Fred Painter of Bremerton, Wash
visited his mother, Mrs Betty
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, July 10, 1958
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The big kitchen which doubles as a family living room is back in
style with the food preparation center close by a spacious round-the-clock
dining center, and provision for music and games.
In many of these kitchens a change in flooring defines the
various areas. In others, such games as shuffle board and checkers
are laid in the flooring or counter top space. In the room pictured,
the flooring defines the end of the kitchen and the beginning of
the recreation area. The chord organ, played by all members of the
family, provides music for singing and dancing.
Lieuallen and sister and family,
Mr and Mrs Robert DeSpain. He
is working at the Denward Ber
gevin ranch In harvest
Miss Cecelia Healy of Port
land visited at the home of her
sister and family, Mr and Mrs
Ted Palmateer last week.
Visitors over the Fourth at the
Ray Heimbigner home were Mr
and Mrs Ben Helmbiener and
children of Yakima and Mr and
Mrs Tony Nichols and son, Mike.
Mike remained to work in har
vest at the Heimbigner ranch.
Mrs Ray Turner and sons of
Pendleton visited relatives here
last week.
Mr and Mrs Vester Hams and
children and Mr and Mrs Oscar
George and children spent the
4, 5, and 6th of July at Wallowa
Lake.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Tucker and
children spent Sunday at the
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By setting up such accounts, he's helped farmers, ranchers,
and other businessmen gain thousands of extra dollars. This
program is backed by the association noted for safety since
1890. It'i well worth finding out about : just ask your Equitable
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Pendleton, Oregon
Phone: CR 6-2421
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Please tell me how operating fundi can malt extra dollart.
home of Mr and Mrs A J Queen
er at Stanfield. Mrs Queener is
the grandmother of Mr Tucker.
Gordon White's cousins, Stan
ley and Coleman Kolsth of Port
land were Injured in the fire
works explosion there last week.
Mrs Gordon White and daugh
ter, Lona and Mrs Edythe White
and son, Dale were Portland visi
tors last week.
Dr and Mrs James Keller and
son, James, of Klrkville, Mo visi
ted at the home of Mr and Mrs
Omar Rietmann one day last
week. Their son, James was re
cently discharged from the service.
Baker Judge to Seek
State Democratic Post
Judge Lloyd Rea, Baker, will
seek re-election as secretary of
the state Democratic Central
Committee when the group meets
in Portland July 20, he announ
ced here today. He said, he had
the support of a number of coun
ty delegations.
Judge Rea has held the secre
tary post four years. He is
chairman of Governor Holmes'
second district campaign com
mittee, was district delegate to
the 1956 Democratic National
Convention. He is a past presi
dent of both the Oregon County
Association and the Oregon
County Clerk's Association and
currently is a member of the 12-
man executive committee of the
National Association of County
Officials.
"I have been among those who
have successfully worked for the
revival of Democratic politics in
Oregon and desire to continue
on the team that is pledged to
give the people sound and hon
est government at the highest
state and national levels as well
as In our communities."
"As a party, I know we can
work for the election of our peo
ple with assurance that we all
hold this common objective."
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It's Dance Time Again!
1958
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