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10 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thuraday, October 23, 1953 lone News (Continued from Page 7) urday on the State Pilgrim Fel lowship program were Sharon Crabtree, iona wuue, ner, Melvin Martin, Dlanna Pettyjohn, Harry Swart, Wayne Hams, Paul Pettyjohn Jr, Mari lyn Morgan, Bruce Rlgby, Jlmmle Howton, Jean Martin, Ralph Mar tin Linda Halvorsen, Kenneth Nelson and Paula Baran iney 1- . VjacX Great bourbon of the Old West rue mn cunnv RnnnK PO LOUISVILLE KY., DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL STuPuS BOURBON WHISKEY, 90 PROOF Looking for a puce for your momey? Looking for a place wher your money if completely safe? Where it'i immediately available for op portunities and emergencies? If so, you've found itl IP gri 'J ft Hi fljpiLJ flDflEMniillJlLOiN Accounts opened by mail. Send postcard for information. m A IE Main Office --Spokane, Riverside at Howard Tri City Branch-Pasco, 719 W. Lewis Columbia Basin Branch Motes Lake. 103 E. Broadway V T k JR. WITH ZONOLITE POUR - IN Zonolite ia ao eaay to use just pour It lnl And, you'll hardly believe the added comfort It will give during cold winter months, cud hot summer daya too! You're aavlnga on fuel will pay for Zonolite, so why not aave money and Insulate now? Special Fall Price FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS WE ALSO STOCK BALSAM WOOL, AND FIBRE - GLASS INSULATION FINANCE ALL YOUR PURCHASES HERE ON TAL EASY PAY PLAN ASK US! w 1,1 HER C "WE LIKE TO HELP FOLKS BUILD" PHONE 6-9212 HEPPNER did odd jobs about town and raised around $70. This money will go toward new churches, the support of a student and the sup port of a social center worker In Japan. Mr and Mrs E M Baker at tended Homecoming In Eugene over the weekend. Recent guests at the Garland Swanson home were Mr and Mrs F. Schmidt of Kalowna, B C. Nnrman Swanson and son, Nor man Clark, spent the weekend with relatives here and also am some pheasant hunting. Mr and Mrs Cecil i norne spenr Sunday In Pasco, Wash. The - Valby Lutheran church missionary society birthday din ner was well attended Sunday. Tables were decorated approp riately for each month. A bazaar was also held. Mr and Mrs E W Brlstow en tertained the following at a din ner Sunday, Mr and Mrs Charles Druse of Yakima, Mr and Mrs Tommy Brlstow and children of Portland, Jerry Bristow of Brook ings, Mrs Ida Grabill and son, Gene, Mr and Mrs Ernest Mc Cabe and children and Donald Bristow. Thn Amlra club met at the home of Mrs Ray Heimbigner Wednesday of last week with Mrs Loyd Rice as co-hostess. ,Games were played and those receiving prizes were, Mrs Roy Lindstrom, high; Mrs Raymond iLundell 2nd high and Mrs E W j Bristow the door prize. Mr and Mrs Dale Rav enter- tninofi nt a birthdav dinner Fri day of last week in honor of John Bryson. Others present were Mrs Clayton Ayers, Mrs Frances Piper and John Hughes. Mr and Mrs Ted Palmatcer and children spent the weekend in The Dalles and Portland. Mr and Mrs Bill Brashers of Lyle, Wash visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Dale Ray Sunday. Mrs Mary Emert of lone and Mrs Lee Pettyjohn of Arlington spent the weekend at the Louis Emert home in Oaksdale, Wash. I Mrs Elmer Holtz entertained I at a surprise birthday party at her home Friday evening of last week in honor of Mrs Roger Klncald. Games were played and Mrs Vester Hams received the door prize. Mrs Gordon White rl decorated the birth day cake. There were 11 guests present. Mrq Kathrvn Yarnell and son Alton, made a trip to Vancouver, Wash and Portland last week. An cnunt the weekend at the Homecoming at University of .Washington In Seattle. I a T Martin and daughter Mamie, of West Linn spent the .weekend at the FrecincK wiarun j Mr and Mrs Ralph Crum and 1 fnmiiv visited her parents, Mr nrf Mrs E C Strahm at The , noii,.c inst week and also at tended the funeral services of o cfninka in Portland. Mr DCil kJH.ii.."- - Steinke was formerly of Olex ThnsP vlsitine Pioneer Memor ial hospital Saturday from the H E C of the grange were Mrs t o Pnrtwit. Mrs Arvilla Swan- son and Mrs A W McLeod. Those vicitiMo from the Garden club Monday were Mrs Dale Ray, Mrs Carl Bergstrom, Mrs u l, iun rioii nnri Mrs Frances Piper. Mr and Mrs Robert Rietmann and sons made a trip to renaie fhh.iv nf last week. i Mrs Lola Hughes and Truman Cannon of Portland visited at the home of their brother and lamuy Mr and Mrs Pete Cannon satur attended the fun era! services of their uncle, J E Craber In Heppner. Books added to the lone pub n lihrorv arc: Warlock, Hall RIsIiod: Afraid To Ride, Anderson; Wan-fu, Hlggins and Robison; The Lovely vay c,v,ith- inside Russia Today, Gun. ther; 'Around the World with Auntie Mame, Dennis; can dowi the Storm, Blythe; A Houseful of Love, Housepian; ana aku Mmi Tloverdahl. Th hiah school Girl's League gave a basket social at the school Friday evening oi lasi wee.. m proceeds will go toward the ath letic banquet and the mothers Mr and Mrs Joe Hausler and family spent the weekend in Sa lem where they visited relatives and he attended a principals meeting. Mr and Mrs Noel Dobyns of Tortland spent the wekend here. I Mr and Mrs Gordon White plan 'to leave for Mexico City Tues ; day of this week by car. Charles White of Portland will accom I pany them. They will be met in I Mexico City by Charles White who is now in South America. ' Chief Petty officer and Mrs Fred Pointer of Bremerton, Wash visited his mother, Mrs Betty ! Lleuallen and other relatives j over the weekend. Over The Tee Cup By Jackie Labhart Upon completion of the first, bird season; golfing Just didn't space ship, we women of Wll- j seem to be "in season" for that low Creek Country Club would , day. But nine seasoned golfers be well qualified to manthis!did show make enough vehicle for the most of us played , . f threesomes. Dee Grib- golf Tuesday like we were oui - flnd CUnt Mc. lot this world anyway, we just, Q . were one gay group; vuuiuji i. otrtrrn 10 auv anus lings, and "keep our feet on the ground"; plus the fact our heads were constantly raised toward the unknown. (Which every good golfer knows Is no place for one's head to be.) All I can say at this 1 YOUR CONGRESSMAN t f I Harlan McCurdy, Bonnie Mattoon and Lowell Grlbble another peepy bunch; and Marie McQuar rie, Ned Sweek and Jack Loyd made up the final threesome. Overheard that Sa t u r d a y, "Grib" was having so much i trouDie wun ine winu mime Those attempting to break the ' his olf hali that 0n No 7 tee "par barrier" were Coramae Fer- he decided to drive off with his guson, Lucille Peck, catny imus, Cathy Collins, Maxine Gray, Sue Valentine, Marie McQuarrle, Shirley Loyd, Cork Norene, Meg Murrav. Kav Robinson. . Hester Creswick, Bonnie Mattoon, Donna . ... 1 j T1 McUirdy, Dee GriDDie ana ue lores McDowell. Sue and Delores tied for low eross of 46, and Delores also carded the lowest net score (26). I won a new golf ball for the fewest number of putts I for the nine holes. (12) During lunch at the Wishing Well, a business meeting was held. (ONLY glad Robert, of the Rules of Order wasn't around, for our business meetings only differ from our usual ladies day jabber by the fact that someone yells QUIET!, and for a few moments there is a silence in which one person can speak by herself.) During these few seconds of still ness we managed to elect new officers for the coming year. Ha zel Mahoney was elected presi dent; Shirley Loyd, vice presi dent; and Cathy Collins was re elected secretary-treasurer. l.AniRS DAY LAMENTS: Kay constantly in a cataclysm of ca tastrophies.' . . . (she even blazed a trail around the course by leav ing at least one "temper" mam on each fairway) . . . Meg late for work because everyone seem ed to be having troubles. . . Bonnie deciding she should have Bone hunting, for at least she could shoot a gun . . . Coramae havlne Duttinp troubles, . . Lu cille borrowing Hester's ball re triever (it's a regular life saver when It comes to water). j Sunday Afternoon a two ball foursome was scheduled, but due to deer season, doe season and I Lexington News A group of Lexingtonites met last week and decided to spon sor a community "get-together" at the Lexington IOOF hall in honor of the Lexington Jackrab bits and their coach, Bob Mat thews. A committee to plan the met at the Boh David son home on Sunday. Those pre sent were Jerry Doherty, Lucuie Mathews, Lorine Ledbetter, Dons Parsons, Gladys VanWinkle, Ei leen Padberg, Gae Papineau and Delpha Jones. They deciaea xo sponsor a potluck dinner at 6 p M on Friday evening and a short program to which the com- tnnnitv and all Interested arp cordially Invited to attend. Let's all come to this "get-together" and show the Lex High boys we're behind them and visit with our friends and neighbors. Mr and Mrs Carl Marouardt were Portlarfd visitors one day lasi ween. Mrs Norma Marquardt and Mrs Trina Parker - returned to their homes on Wednesday after sev eral weeks in Portland. Mrs Par ker reports her sister, Miss Bar nett is Improving satisfactorily from surgery on a broken hip at Emanuel hospital in Portland. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS putter, and you guessed it . . . he made the green in one shot. With that parting shot I guess I will be putting on too. WALT DISNEY lights the way with superior entertainment see his LIGHT IN THE FOR EST at the Star Theater, Sun day and Monday. 33 c 0 Ho Gets the Job Done! BajmMaMajajaaMBMMailijfgiiriMtMWtMiaamiMi Pd. Adv. Al Lamb Chrmn. Morrow County Democratic Central Committee, Heppner, Ore, Long Distance Natton-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans Penlond Bros. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton. 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