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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1958)
II' TV THE FOUR MARSHALLS Mi and Mrs Bernard "Bud" Marshall of Heppner ar the parents of these four, Daniel Klle, 9 months; Jeffrey, 4; iJemard James, 5, and Mono, Lisa, T-k years of age. NO TRICKIN', our Hallowe'en show Is a frightening treat. Spiders beware of THE FLY In TERROR-COLOR, plus SPACE M.STER X-7 for 'a gruesome twosome. Star Theater, Thurs day, Friday, Saturday. GET BEHIND A WINNING REPUBLICAN TEAM I A single vote could swing con trol of Congress or the State Leg islature to the Republican Party. Cast your, ballot for the GOP team that will support sane, sound and logical proposals for the good of all the people. Vote for every member of the team from the Courthouse to Congress. GIVE IKE A Working, Helpful Congressional TEAM ELECT Walter Norblad Paul Geddes John Johnston Marion Weatherford IIIIHIIIIHHIIIHIIMMJ FOR GOVERNOR REPUBLICAN MARK HATFIELD He deserve support of a helpful Republican Legislature ELECT .... FOR REPRESENTATIVE Orville W. Cutsforth THEY'LL MAINTAIN NECESSARY STATE SERVICES AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST TO TAXPAYERS ELECTION OF A MAJORITY OF REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS IS VITAL TO GOOD GOVT. MMIIHIHHIIHHWIIH Lyle McCauley Is Your Qualified Candidate For Labor Commissioner MiiiiMiiiHimiintiiM Put Capable Republicans To Work For All The People In The County mitHmMtmtHtmttftj CAST YOUR BALLOT FOR EFFICIENCY ECONOMY COURTESY IN GOVERNMENT MIHIHHIIIIIHMIIIIHH LOOK AT YOUR TAX STATEMENT - AND THEN VOTE REPUBLICAN Pd. Adv., REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMM. 519 COURT ST. SALEM, ORE. 9 ' ' a. V' t'j" f I I " YOUNG AND YOUNGER Greg, 6 years of age, is holding a very unconcerned 1 month old sister, Pamela.. They are the children of Mr and Mrs Erling Storro of Heppner. f';s wp iff W" " 4 f i ' ' ri VH if' THEY'LL SOON GROW UP- Kenny, 3, and Lynn, 7, who are the children of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sawyer of Heppner. THE FIVE SMITHS Here are Patric. 1; Tamara, 11; Amanda. 8; Tim 9; and Michael, 12. They are the children of Mr and Mrs Ray Smith of Heppner. Lex Jackrabbits Honored Friday , By DELPHA JONES On Fridav evenin? thi Lovlne- ton IOOF hall was the scene of a community "get loRether" and potiuck dinner honoring the Lex. incrton hieh school athletic team the Jackrabbits, who have won first place In the six man foot ball leaeue. There were about 100 DeoDle served at the dinner and master of ceremonies for the evening was C Friodrlch. He introduced each player and presented him with a Hallowe'en hat. For tho nrocram. Bob and Kirk Mathews sang a duet, next was a monologue "Marry Had a Little Lamb" by Betty Obrist, a duet written by Mrs Jim Bloodsworth Mrs u Friedrich and Mrs C Carmichael was sung by Mrs Bloodsworth and Mrs Friedrich accompanied by Mrs Mrs Car micnael. New't O'Harra. sDeaker for the evening, eave a verv interesting talk, after which the master of ceremonies presented Mrs Gladys Van Winkle w th a small lovlni? cup, with a speech about one of the greatest boosters and assis tant referees In Lexington. The rooms were cleverlv dee orated with orange balloons with the players names on them in black. The tables were decorated with footballs with the names of the teams played and the score written on them and the main centerpiece was a Jackrahhlt stuffed and dressed by Mrs Bob Davidson. Laddie Henderson, rantain nf the football team, gave a short talk and thanked all for the fine time. The students and some of the parents, then went to the gym United INCOME Fund offtrs you an lnvtrtm.nl In mora Hion 100 American Corporation through a divtrifld list of torn mo stocks Mlocttd for th.lr In con pouibllltiii. 'of Fropctui ud drtcriptrvt Uctrarure, without oblintion, fill In and Ritiisn This Aovsrnn. MINT. WAD0ELL & REED, INC frfncipof UnoWrifon "Offices From Coast To Coast" COMTET LAXHAM Box 3S2 Fh 6-5890 NAME ADDRESS... w. :. '.. m .',,'. rrtStai I A Mvtval Inmtmtnf fund I V where a party was iejct, and Barbara Steagall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Steagall was crowned queen of the homecom ing. The students and their many guests from lone and Heppner enjoyed an evening of dancing and later they were served cider and doughnuts by a committee of room mothers. The gym was decorated with orange and black crepe paper and bales .of straw. Those from Lexington attend Ine the Lewis and Clark-Llnfleld football game In Portland over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Archie Munkers and Mr and Mrs Jim Bloodsworth. Those from Lexineton attend ing the Oregon State-Universtiv of Washington game in Portland over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Tad Miller, Mr and Mrs Bill Doherty and sons, and Mr and Mrs Don Hatfield. Mr and Mrs Carl Marquardt and children were visitors in Mitchell at the T E Messenger Sr home over the weekend. Alex Hunt is a patient in Good Samaritan hospital in Portland. His sons, Edwood visited him over the weekend. Mrs Jo Irvin is employed at the Lexington Cafe In the absence of Mrs Berniece Wihlon who is ill. Miss Dona Barnett, who is a patient in Emanuel hospital in Portland and who has been re ported suffering with pnuemonia, is reported to be greatly improv ed at the present time. Mr and Mrs Frank Vandenool were visitors Monday; night at me fcarl Warner home and also visited Mrs Bertha Hunt. Thev are from Smelterville, Idaho. The Lilian C Turner smorgas bord which was held Sunday night at the Lexington grange NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING hall was well attended. Dates To Remember: The Three Links club will serve a lunch and hold a bazaar at the IOOF hall on election day. Lexington will play Cove at the Heppner athletic field on Sat urday afternoon at J: 30 pm. The OEA dinner will be held on . Monday evening sponsored by the Lexington P-TA in the Lexington gym. Mrs E E Peek entertained with a party on Saturday night at her home honoring her niece, Mary Stroud who has been mak ing her home with the Pecks, but who left on Sunday morning for her home In Greely, Colorado. mere were about 25 guests present, and refreshments were served later in the evening. The time was spent in dancing. Vern Nolan who attended OTI was a visitor at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs M V Nolan, over the weekend. Mrs Emery Burnside and Mrs GAR A SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED ... We're As Near As Your Telephone PHONE LEXINGTON f J4 DAY OR NIGHT $m 9&&iL& J , (Oountl( grain 9owerS' Lexington, Oregon Dear Patrons: , vouot our annual meeting PavWon on Monday, November IT, roent to the by-laws and such . county ,i9ting of half of the Morrow County A dinner consisting .ne a at 6 P. M- The other half wffl be sewed at 6 6 There . swings beginning at four separate d-ng on (,aMC jrte. given so be John Hopper were hostesses at the Burnside home In Spray bun day for a birthday party honoring Mr Hopper, Mrs O G Breeding, Wilbur Steagall and Frank Reedze's birthday. Those present were Mr and Mrs John Hopper, Mr and Mrs O G Breeding and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Steagall oi Lexington, Mr and Mrs Frank Reedze of Fossil, and Mr and Mrs Dave Steagall of Portland, the host and hostess, Mr and Mrs Emery Burnside and Mr and Mrs John Hopper. Mr and JVlrs Al Frost and Mrs Frnt's mother. Mrs Clarice Mc Fadden were Lexington visitors on the weekend from Fossil. Mrs Rnh Davidson and Mrs Bill Nichols were Boardman visitors on Monday. MONUMENT tv,a Ui..h Wav rnnctrnrtion 1 IIC UUglt " "J workers between Long Creek and Hamilton expect to be done this week. tflflflOtJ Sincerely, Al Manager Morrow HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIME3, II D Hlnton, and Reeta Hunt and two daughters drove to John tw Tuesday, returning to Fox for the bridal shower that was "He speaks our language... He understands our problems" a man repretentativt of all the people east of the Cascade Weatherford Is... a man of INTEGRITY member of pioneer family with nearly a century of outstand ing heritage in Eastern Oregon. o man of EXPERIENCE who hat freely dedicated many hour of service to activities benefitting all of the people east of the Cascades. a man of FAITH in the future of Oregon and the rights guaranteed all Americans the rights of labor, business men and farmers equally. J. MARION T. i i wsm. Republican for.y ir n nr.: v II Jw " DISTRICT 2 tTLvf Pd Politico! Adv., Wtothtrford for Congrtu k' 30, 1958 October ote taken on an amend- grand champion 4-H stee bccf WH be giv atten. .ll be other Inc. ,, County Grain Growers, Thursday, October 30. 1958 held for Mr and Mrs James Hunt, that afternoon. Miss Grade Hunt spent the rest of the week visiting in Fox. ' 'Will Comm., W. lowtll Siten, Chrmn., Arlington, On. - r k vty I crrr
