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ECHO PALMATEEH
nd Mrs Lawrence Jones Jr
lleton are the parents of
Eonald Dale, born at St
y hospital In Pendleton,
1 15.
nd Mrs Lawrence Jones of
.nd Mr and Mrs Delbert
: of Heppner are the grand
i. Mrs Anna Snyder of Ab-
til For One, One
For All
' By Phil Blakney
lesearch scientists, phy.
ana, dentists, nurses and
- vmacists are all united
the purpose of helping
I to live a longer and
ilthier life. Every mem
, of this health team has
particiular duty to per
m and has spent years
l study to perfect thalr
owledge.
Dur duty as pharmacists
to provide you with the
tdicines and health-aids
u need. As loyal mem
rs of the health team, we
ilcome the opportunity to
rve you.
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I YOUR PHYSICIAN
I CAN PHONE
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6-9962
I WHEN YOU NEED
I A MEDICINE
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Pick up your presotip
on if shopping near us, ot
t us deliver promptly
itheut extra charge. A
reat many people entrust
with the responsibility
f filling their prescriptions,
lay we compound yours?
PHIL'S
PHARMACY
I 105 N. Main
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
"Quotation by Alexander
lumas
(1803-1870)
Copyright 1958 (8W3) '
erdeen, Wash is the great-grand,
mother.
Rev and Mrs Plovd Bailev re
turned home Sunday after vacat
ioning in California. Rev George
Pollard of Portland has been
preaching at the Community
church the past two Sundays
during Rev Bailey's absence. The
Bailey's son and family, Mr and
Mrs Robert Bailey returned with
them from Hemet, California.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Tucker and
family returned home Saturday
from a trip to Portland, Salem
and the coast.
Mr and Mrs Merle Baker and
family of Portland were visitors
here Saturday. They "brought
Bobby DeSpain back with them.
Their daughter, Ann remained
here for a loneer visit. She is
the euest of Marilyn Morgan.
Mr and Mrs Dick Ekstrom are
vacationing at the coast
Robin Yarnell of Madras spent
last week with her grandmother,
Mrs Kathrvn Yarnell.
Ellen Reith was a patient in
the Pioneer Memorial nospuai
last week.
Mr and Mrs Walter Corley and
daughter, Sherry, were Portland
visitors Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Herbert tKsirom
Jr are the parents of a son, John
August 18 ai xne
orial hospital.
Weight 6 lb and 8 oz. Mr and Mrs
Herbert Ekstrom Sr ol lone ana
Mr and Mrs Archie Ball of Hepp
ner are the grandparents. Mrs
Frida Ekstrom of Beaverton, Mrs
Lester Wilkins of Albany and M
E McClain of Portland are the
great grandparents.
Mrs Frida tusirom ana vmui
Jean Alpenalp of Beaverton are
visiting at the Herbert Ekstrom
Sr home.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Aldrich
are the parents of a daughter,
Arlynda Dawn, born August 23
at the Pioneer Memorial hospit
al. Weieht 6 lb and 10 oz. Mrs
Monetta Aldrich of lone and Mr
and Mrs Vernon Christopherson
from near Condon are the grand
narents. Mr and Mrs Ernest
Christopherson of Donald are the
great-grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Christoph
erson and daughters, Kathy and
Debra, of Condon visited their
new eranddauehter Sunday.
Mrs Marion Palmer underwent
surgery in the Pioneer Memorial
hospital last week. She is expect
ed to return home this week.
Sister Emma Peterson of Oma
ha. Nebr i3 visitine her brothers,
Oscar and Carl Peterson. She is
home in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Leo Crabtree and
son, Ronnie, went to Portland,
Salem and Eugene last week.
They brought their daughter,
Sharon, home with them. She
spent the summer with relatives
in Eugene.
Johan Troedson and son, can,
rotiirnpri home from a 24 day
trir to Sweden Thursday of last
week. They made the trip Dy
ninnp nn the Polar route. While
in Sweden they visited relatives.
Johan Troedson has a oroiner
tho-A and thev also visited a sis
tpr nf the late Mrs Troedson and
many cousins. They spent 3 days
and 2 nichts at the Uota canai.
a laree canal which has 65 locks
and also scent some time in
i nndon CoDenhaeen and Stock
holm. They left London around
nnnn hv London time and arnv
ed in Seattle Wednesday, August
2n at dusk. Thev passed over
Tnoinnd and (Greenland. Mr and
Mrs Howard Nottage of Portland
who have been staying at tne
rnri Trnpdson ranch during his
absence met them in Portland.
Mrs ffmest McCabe entertain
ed the Bridge club at her home
Vridnv pvenine of last weeK
Those receiving prizes were, Mrs
Pete Cannon, high; Mrs KODen
Jepsen, 2nd high; and Mrs Del-
mer Crawford low.
Mr and Mfs Walter Dobyns re
a'tA Mr Cecil Thome ere
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visiting relatives in Newberg
Mrs Wate Crawford is visiting
relatives in Portland.
Mrs Wallace Gaarsiana was a
patient in the Pioneer Memorial
hospital last ween whcic ic un
derwent surgery.
Linda Esteb, daugmer oi xwr
,i Mrs Arch e KsteD, iniurea
her fingers in a pump recently.
She was taken to me nuneer
Memorial hospital for treatment.
Mr and Mrs Berl Akers and
family returned home from the
coast and other points auimay.
They visited George Ely at a hos
pital in Salem and reported that
he was getting along uausiaci
orilv following surgery. They al
so visited Charles Ely at Loos
Bay. ..
Mr and Mrs Wallace xaaunews
h rtnnehters returned home
Sunday from the coast and Rose-
burg where tney anenueu me
Matthews family reunion.
' Mrs Grace Ware returned home
last week from Portland and
Morton, Wash where she visited
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr
and Mrs G V Crumb.
Arthur Johnson left by plane
last week for Sweden where he
intends to make his home.
Among those at the coast last
week from here were, Mr and
Mrs E W Bristow, Mr and Mrs
Paul Pettyjohn and children,
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, August 28, 1968
Mr and Mrs waiter uouyiis .,, " M. flnfl Mrs Llovd
turned home Thursday of last Ivan , Ak rs M r Jfr. Lgd
a deaconess in the Lutheran 'Pryses.
wppk from a trip into Canada,
They spent most of the time at
Watch Lake. They were accomp
anied by their daughter and fam
ily, Mr and Mrs iaa naruisiy
of Eugene.
Dates To Remembert
Sept i City council meeting at
8 pm.
Mr and Mrs Fredrick Martin
and family returned home Sun
day. Jean and Meivin auenueu
summer camp at Suttle Lake and
poinh attended at Camp Magru-
der near Rockaway. Mr and Mrs
Martin visited relatives at uai
las and Roseburg and also at
tended a couple of fairs.
The Three Links ciud oi
RimfhcrrasH Rebekah lodge met
at the home of Mrs Sam Esteb
Friday afternoon, August 11 wun
Mra riA Drake as co-hostess. At
the business conducted by Mrs
Mary Swanson plans for the dis
trict convention were made. The
mnvuntion will be held at Hard
man, Sept 15. Mrs Edna Osten
of Mollalla, president oi tne e
bekah Assembly of Oregon, will
make her official visit in lone
Sept 11. Games were played after
the meeting. Mrs E R Lundell
received the door prize.
Wavne and Julie Rietmann
made a trip to Prairie City last
week where they visited the
Morgan and family, Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Rice and son, .Bobby, Mr
and Mrs Robert Rietmann and
sons, Mr and Mrs Donald Peter
son and children, Mr and Mrs
Carl Bergstrom, Mr and Mrs Her-
shal Townsend and cnuaren, ana
Mr and Mrs Franklin Ely.
Let's Talk
REAL COST
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LES WYMAN, Your Brea Brand
Solution Man servine this area,
can help growers lower the "real
cost" of their fertilizer. Drop in
and talk this over with him to-
dav. or call Aori-Chem. Inc., Rer
resented by Les Wyraan, phone
Heppner 6-9619.
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THE WORLD MARKET
?tMUC PORTLAND
On the West, the World ... on the East, the productive
Inland Empire. These are the boundaries of a
gigantic market, of which Portland is the recognized
distribution center.
The land area alone served by Portland is roughly
the size of New England, and is one of the most
productive regions in America.
To this vast market potential, add one of the nation's
finest harbor facilities, maintained at peak efficiency
by the Commission of Public Docks.
That's why we say the market begins in Portland . . .
where our Inland Empire trades with the world..
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MORROW COUNTY FAIR &
AFTERNOON
AND NIGHT
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Ticket Schedule
For Saturday afternoon and Sunday after,
noon performances.
Reserved Buckaroo ...... $3.00
General Admission $1.75
Student, Gen. Adm V. 75c
SATURDAY NITE SHOW
All Seots $1-00
Children 50c
You Can Still Get
n
IN THE NEW "OVER-THE-CHUTES" GRANDSTAND
GET YOURS
BEFORE SHOW-TIME
83.00
EACH
All seats in the new North grandstand are reserved to give you
the finest view you have ever had of a rodeo. You'll sit right be
hind the chutes where you'll see every bit of the action and the
fun. But, you'd better get your Buckaroo tickets now before show
time (they're for sale at the Bank of Eastern Oregon) for there will
be few if any left by then. Get 'em today!
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YOU'LL SEE
NORTHWEST AMATEUR BRONC RIDING CONTEST
MORROW COUNTY AMATEUR CALF ROPING
MORROW COUNTY DERBY, CHARIOT RACE
WILD HORSE RACE, & MANY MORE TOP EVENTS
Rodeo Dances- Friday & Sat. Nites
Don't Miss
THE '
Saturday Nite
SHOW
It's One Of The Best
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