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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, Octobw le, 1958
lone News
Rodney A Crawford and Rod
ney Crawford of Portland are vis
iting at the home of Mr and Mrs
Clyde Crawford and other rela
tives for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Al Llehtgarn of
Portland were guests of Mr and
Mrs Oscar George over the week
end.
Mr and Mrs Walter Dobyns
were in Portland and the coast
over the weekend visiting with
Mr and Mrs Noel Dobyns.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hoskins at
tended the USC vs Oregon foot
ball game in Portland Satur
day. The Valby Missionary Society
are having a birthday dinner on
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COMING CITIZENS Top row, from left, David, 6, and Dean 5,
sons of Mr and Mrs Albert Wright of Heppner; Donna, 3, daugh
ter oi Mr and Mrs Frank Miles of Lexington. Bottom row, How
ard, 1, and Gregory, 3, sons of Mr and Mrs Marion Green of
Heppner; Shirley, 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Nichols
of Lexington.
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GROWING UP FAST are these youngsters who in a few years
will be leading citizens. They are, top row from left, Suzanne,
2 months eld daughter oi Mr and Mrs Pat Cutsforth of Lexing
ton; Trina, U2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Rill; Bonnie
Jiae, 7, daughter of Mr and Mrs Berl Akers of lone. Bottom
row, Debbie 20 months, daughter oi Mr and Mrs O Storro of
Heppner; Kyle, 8 months old, son of Mr and Mrs Delmer Buschke,
and Kathy, 8 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth
lutsiortn or Heppner.
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MORE JUNIOR CITIZENS Top row from left are James, 5; John
3 and Judy, IS months old children of Mr and Mrs Jack Healy
of Heppner. Second row, Jean Marie, 9Va yea old daughter of
the Jack Healy's; Billie, 5 year old son of Mr and Mrs Forrest
Tnornburg ol Lexington; John Joseph, 8 month old son oi Mr
and Mrs F J Loss of Arlington.
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HEPPNER YOUNGSTERS Le-TWINS who pesed recently for
Roy, 10 and Shirley, 11. child- their picture. They are Bryan
ren of Mr and Mrs Cecil Hicks and Janice, 13 months old,
of Heppner. children of Mr and Mrs James
Green of Arlington.
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DAUGHTERS of Mr and Mrs IONE GIRLS Carol, 14 months,
Clyde Allstott of Heppner are and Kathy, 5 years, are daugh
Cyde Marie, 2 and Barbara ters ol Mr and Mrs Elmer Holti
Lynn, 4 years old. of lone.
Sunday, October 19 at 1:00. A
chicken pie dinner will be serv
ed In the Valby parish hall.
Everyone welcome.
Mr and Mrs R A Horton of
Dallas, Oregon are visiting their
daughter and family, Mr and Mrs
Fred Martin.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Pierson and
family of McMinnville were re
cent guests of Mr and Mrs Fred
Nelson.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hudson
visited relatives In Pendleton
over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Bill Rietmann and
Mr and Mrs Robert Rietmann
were guests of Mr and Mrs Dean
Rohde of Echo on Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Bill Rietmann vis
ited her parents, Mr and Mrs
Roy Hurst in Arlington on Sun
day. Dinner guest of Mr and Mrs
Marion Palmer on Sunday were
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Palmer of
Lexington, Mr and Mrs Dale Ray,
Mr and Mrs Lee Palmer and
Barbara, Mrs Thomas C Harri
son, of Cascade Locks, and .Mrs
Carlyle Harrison and son of Her
miston. Dick Shercr spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr and Mrs
Harold Shercr. Dick is attending
his second year at Eastern Ore
gon College.
New books in the library are
Space Satellite, Beeland; Science
and Health, Eddy; My Dog and I,
Lord; A Brother the Size of Me,
Doss; Secret of the Andes; The
Fairy Doll, Godde; The Lost
Birthday Present, Wyndham.
Topic Club meeting was Fri
day afternoon at the school
house. Roll call was a new in
dustry. Mr Norris Stettler, adver
tising manager for the East Ore-
gonian was the speaker. Six
guests were present Mesdames
Walter Jacobs, Raymond Lun
dell, Arthur Stefani, David Ba
ker, Don Peterson, John Eubanks.
Hostesses were Mrs Dixon T
Smith and Mrs John Proudfoot.
Mrs Milton Boyce and Mrs Tom
Philbrlck and children of Condon
were guests of Mr and Mrs Ray
r.oyee Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Van Hubbard are
.pending the week at Ritter.
Mr and Mrs Dick Gridly from
Monument News
By MARTHA MATTESON
The George Stubblefield family
drove to John Day for dental ap
pointments. Mrs Ellen Stubblefield, Mrs
Norris Stubblefield, Mr and Mrs
Morton Cupper and Wayne Lea
thers were In John Day Friday.
Mrs Mary DuBosh and Mrs Hel
en Brown went to Pendleton and
LaGrande Sunday and Monday
to visit.
Hack Hobby of Mitchell was in
town Saturday evening on busi
ness. Mr and Mrs Stuart were here
for the weekend to hunt and to
visit their son who is the coach.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith
announce the coming wedding of
their daughter, Colleen Marie of
Grand Junction, Iowa to Richard
Henry Martin, son of Mr and Mrs
Henry Martin of Monument, Ore
gon. Mr and Mrs Clayton Sweek and
family of Springfield were visit
ing in Monument over the week
end. Miss Kay Lee of Fox was a
visitor at the Freda Wheeler
home Sunday.
II D Hinton and Reeta Hunti
and two daughters were in John
Portland and Mr and Mrs Pete
Wheelhouse of Arlington were
guests over the weekend of Mr
and Mrs Harvey Smith.
Day Monday.
Mr and Mrs Richard Cox re
turned Monday evening from a
trip through Oregon, Washing
ton and Idaho. They stopped in
Clarkston, Wash and visited with
his uncle, George Fox.
Mr and Mrs Jim O'Brien have
moved their new trailer house
from Mitchell to the Mead Gil
man lot In Monument.
Ira Barnard of Mt Vernon visit
ed his brother, Earl Barnard.
Alvin Brown of Springfield has
been in town visiting with old
friends.
Mr and Mrs Don Burskrk spent
a week hunting in the Theron
King ranch. They and Mr and
Mrs King and son of Pendleton
were dinner guests at the Earl
Barnard home.
Mr and Mrs Joe Mellor and
Earl Lewis of Dayton, Washing
ton were weekend hunters at the
Dick Williams and Mike Hutch
isons. Roy Arlet Cork of Madras was
injured when a truck tire he was
repairing blew up. He is In- a
Portland hospital suffering from
head injuries. Mr and Mrs Stan
ley Boyer, Edna Moore and Mr
and Mrs Roy Cork went to see
him on Thursday evening, re
turning home Saturday night.
Doris Vinson took her daugh
ter, Laura Ann to Heppner for
medical aid.
Mrs Lewis Neal and children
and Oida Cork were in Heppner
Tuesday.
Guests at the Roy Cork. home
last weekend were, Mr and Mrs
Rosco Hart and daughter, Joyce
Andvwas of Coquille. The two
families went to Spray Friday to
get Mrs Hart's father, Gene
Thomas. Other company was
Bucky Morris and Lewis Sligall
of Oregon State College, Cliff
Adams and son charles of Her
miston, Mr and Mrs Victor Rhine
and children of Beaverton and
Mr and Mrs Jack Stockton of
Prineville.
Bob Thorington of Portland
visited at the home of Mr and
Mrs George Capon, for hunting.
David Conklin, Billy Neal,
Sharon Hinton, Theo Vandetta,
Laura Lee Shank and Merinda
Musgrave left Friday morning
for the press conference at Eu
gene. Mr and Mrs Robert Gert
son drove Rev Chann's car down,
They returned Sunday evening,
tour class A fires were re
ported by careless hunters. One
on Page place where George
Kirk lives, one on Rudio area,
South Fork Long Creek and one
on Deer creek.
Henry Martin has purchased
the Van Detta lot in Monument.
ELECT
Orville W. Cutsforth
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LEXINGTON
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State Representative
22nd District
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Pel. Adv., O. W. Cutsforth, Lexington, Ore.
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