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10 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, April 30. 1959 Monument News By MARTHA MATTESON Mr and Mrs Gene Lovgren of Hillsboro and Mr and Mrs Victor Lovgren and son Dean of Hepp ner were Sunday guests at the W F Mahrt ranch home on Deer creek. Rev and Mrs Jack Chan and Wavno Leathers went to Baker Tuesday to attend Presbytery netinfT. They returned Wednes dav night. Mrs Mae Nagoaka cooked a dinner at the George Capon home Sunday. The guests were Mr and Mrs Roy Cork, Mr and Mrs Boyd Hinton, Mr and Mrs Jack Chan, Mrs Delsia Sweek and the host and hostess. Charles Roach is shearing sheep this week at the Gus '-rcker ranch. Mrs Richard Butcher . , ii two sons of Portland visited her father, Arlet Fleming from Tuesday through Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Cork Jr, and children drove to Heppner Friday on busings. Mrs Wayne Leathers drove her father Martin Cupper to John Day Friday on business. A TV meeting was held Thurs day evening in the grange hall. The meeting was to organize a TV association and was well attended. A good many have signed up. Mr and Mrs W F Mahrt visited Saturday in La Grande with his cousin, H Kasten who is a Luth eran minister. The Swlngeroo Dance club cordially invites the public to the big Centennial costume dance festival May 9 in the "62" hall in Canyon City. Costumes are not essential but should be worn if possible. Hibbard's orchestra will play for the old time dances and the caller for the square dancers will be the great Hank Fields of Alturas, California. Mrs Mary Lippert and son Don ny drove to Heppner Wednes day. Mr and Mrs Hank Boetta Mil ler of Portland and Mr and Mrs Michelle of La Grande were weekend guests at the Hank Cup per ranch. Mr and Mrs George Capon and Delsia Sweek helped the George Hills brand cattle Saturday. Johnny Cox was in town Mon day after his release from the John Day Clinic. Bernie Alstott of the North Portland Stock Yards was in town visiting old friends while on a business trip. Ivan Enright of Long Creek and his brother Dean of the LS ranch drove to Hermiston and Umatilla Thursday on business. Mrs Verne McCarty and two sons and Mrs Elmer Matteson visited at the Lois Delaney and r.nVprda Cox homes in the mountains Tuesday. Jake Jacobson reported in Fri day to Henry Martin for summer duty with the state loresiry. Mr and Mrs Ansii Marnn ana son Gary of Prineville spent the weekend here visiting their folks the Henry Martins and the Ernie Johnsons. Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith and Mr and Mrs Carl Cox were in John Day Monday on business. C Starwart and Jack ana Lynn Forrest helped Rho JiieaKman and Stanley Muserave brand cattle last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dave Ogle drove t0 John Day Monday on busi ness. Mabel Corley is staying with her son Stanley at Prairie City. Stella McCarty and son Harold Reynolds drove to John Day Tues day where he registered for the military service. Mr and Mrs Henry Martin and daughter Margaret drove to Heppner Friday on business and for medical aid. The M M M club held its regular meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs Mamie Fergerson with 17 present. Plans were made for the miscellaneous sale the club will hold at the Boyer store May 9, the day before Mother's day. Fifteen turned out for the luncheon that was served April 16 for the state American Legion Auxiliary president, Ge r t r u d e Dickie; state vice president, Dal phene George; and district pres ident, Mrs Edith Bartley. Each one made talks on hospital works, poppies", Girls state and work pertaining to Legion and Auxiliary work. Lunch was ser ved by the home ec class of the high school. First National Announces New "Ready-Credit" Plan A revolving loan account com bining checking privileges with the flexibility and economy of bank credit will be introduced throughout the state In several weeks by First National Bank of Oregon, it was announced by C B Stephenson, president. The new plan will be called Lexinafon News (Too Late for Last Week.) Friday night guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Parsons and family, were Mrs Parson's mother, Mrs A A Hagood of Ontario; and a sister, Mrs Doyle Cable and sr Linda Hams of lone were Pendle ton visitors Saturday. Mrs Cecil Jackson of Hermis ton has been a recent visitor In Lexington. Mr and Mrs Alfred VanWinkle and family of Spokane were re cent visitors with his parents, Mr and Mrs William VanWinkle oaugnters or j-ruiuana, laano Mrg LaVerne Henderson visited and another sister, Mrs Bob Bar- her father c,aude white on -j. ker and son of Scottsbluff, Ne- day jn Pendleton where he is braska- a patient in St Anthony's Hos- Bob Lowrev of Mt Vernon was nitai irv .1 i. ti i . . r 1 1 i t, a i .... . ... r rsiu.im m.-auyweuu, anu is a guest tnis weeK at rne nome j j , j emDloved at the first plan of its tiype to be; of his sisters. Mr and Mrs Wm JZT j T.. U T7A Let's not forget Rebekah lodge i meeting the first and third Thurs. Let's not forget the Women's Introduced on a statewide level, the bank president said. "One of the major advantages of a "Ready-Credit" account is that a borrower can, in a sense, make himself a loan at any hour of the day or night or on any holiday and either in or 'out of town", Stephenson declared. A customer who has establish- VanWinkle and Mrs John Ed wards. Mrs Jim Peck and Mrs Norman Northrup were Pendleton visitors on Monday. Fellowship group meeting next Tupsrlav at thp W V. McMillan The Lexington Social Club met home A report on the distrlct at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo meeting at Hermiston will be a Irvin on Sunday night. Those t of tne pr0grarn. An inter present were: Mr and Mrs John- ested are invited to attend this nie Ledbettpr. Mr and Mrs Dean j !ii pfi a ' Ready-Credit account can uimt a ir tc c c innoc . c - nuuif anu 111 anu itiio incr hnrrnw anvtlmp hv Rlmnlv writ- u- i - j l n- il ' ing a check against his commit- Mrs c c Jones Mr and Mrs Bob McMlllan a"d ment. The checks will be a spec-j Mrs w E McMillan, Mrs La- their daughter and family, Mr lal personalized form and will yerne Henderson and Mrs Cecil Mrs , JpU be charged directly to the cus- Jones were visitors in Hermiston children of Hillsboro were week tnmprs "Rcadv-Credit" account. rnAn th ottonH. end visitors with Mr and Mrs Complete details of the plan willed a wor shop for Christion McMillans J.M be announced laier. Home Orchards Spray Schedule Issued by OSC A new spray schedule to help home gardeners protect their fruit and nut trees against In sects and diseases has been pub lished by the Oregon State Col lege extension service. The folder presents a simpli fied timetable that keeps the number of Sprayings to a mini mum, and recommends spray materials that can be purchased almost anywhere. It doesn't meet the exacting requirements of commercial orchardists, however. Spraying schedules are listed for apple, pear, peach, cherry, prune, apricot, walnut, and fil Ibert trees. Time of spraying is keyed to blossom and leaf de Jvelopment of the tree at different seasons. A table is included giving in formation on the various insecti cides and fungicides recommen ded. Directions are given for I mixing either one-gallon or 50 gallon quantities of spray. The new circular, titled "spray Schedule for Home Orchards," was written by Iain C Mac Swan, OSC extension plant pathologist, and R W Every, OSC extension entomologist. Oregon residents can obtain a free copy at their county extension office, or from the OSC bulletin clerk, Corvallis. The outstanding loan balances will be automatically covered by a life insurance plan for added protection of the borrower's fam ily. Stephenson said it is the bank's thought that the new ser vice will be used for such pur poses as vacations, travel, med ical expenses, taxes, tuition, in- MlpVTpSlof thi. dlSricl McMillan and sister, Mrs McC.lL Mrs Ken Palmer, Mrs L Saturday guesis oi mis w E Ruhl and Mrs C C Jones at- Millan and Mrs McCall were tended the mother's teas given Dona McMillan Ritchie, Ray R by the Rainbow Girls in Heppner Ritchie and Nora Ritchie and Jim on Monday night. Ritchie of Salem. Bobby, Beverly and Dora Sue Mr and Mrs Walter McCall of Davidson, Linda VanWinkle, and Kendricks, Idaho visited his mo- tner Mrs May McCall Saturday surance premiums and consoli- and Sunday and an aunt, Mis dation of bills. Frances McMillan. 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