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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1959)
Garden Club Sets lone Flower Show Date As Sept 13 By ECHO PALMATEER The lone Garden club met at the home of Mrs Fredrick Martin Tuesday afternoon, Aug 11 with Mrs Lawrence Jones and Mrs Echo Palmateer as co-hostesses. At the business meeting conduc ted by Mrs Martin, president, it was decided to hold the annual flower show Sept 13 at the Leg Ion hall 2 to 5 p m tea will also be served. Mrs William Rawlins, flower show chairman appoint ed the committees to work on the show. Candice Meyers of Husum, Wash is visiting her great-grandparents, Mr and Mrs Dale Ray. Other visitors at the Rays re cently were, Mr and Mrs Lester Goodrich and son, Norman of Husum. Greg Leyva and Bob Akers, lone high school students, left Sunday for Eugene where they will attend the 6th student coun cil work shop this week. Mr and Mrs Wallace Matthews and daughters spent the week end in Roseburg where they at tended a Matthews family reunion. na, and Mrs A A Stefanl and children left Monday for Brook ings where they will visit the Norman Bergstroms. The annual Bergstrom reunion was held at The Dalles Sunday, August 16. A surprise birthday party was given in honor of Mrs Arthur Keene and Mrs Bryce Keene at the Bryce Keene home August 14. The hostesses were Kathy Keene and Mrs L A McCabe. Guests were Mrs Leo Crabtree, Mrs Harold Snider, and Janice and Dickie; Mrs James Petty john and Nancy and Jerry; Mrs Walter Jepsen; Christine and Doris McCabe, Arthur Keene, Bryce Keene and son, Richard. Dates To Remember: August 23 Ball game. lone vs Condon, 2 p m at lone. August 25 School meeting at the school cafetorium to elect an advisory committee for the lone schools at 8 p m. August 26-27-28-29 Morrow county fair at Heppner. August 29-30 Rodeo at Heppner. Those from here who attended The grange picnic in the city j"nior h,igh cf.mP rat Cap church this week are Delores park was well attended Sunday. Warren Stender of Hermiston was a visitor in lone Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ronald Bishop ana aaugnter, Barbara, are Tom Melena and Robert Emert Emert, Sue Townsend, Arleta Mc Cabe, Stephen Llndstrom, Joe They will visit the Wayne Whites there. Mrs Gordon White and Dale White will go down later in a car. Mrs Carl Wright and Mr and Mrs Garland Wright and baby of Baker were recent visitors at the homes of Mrs Ida Grabill and Mr and Mrs E W Brlstow and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Ernest McCabe left Monday for Bay City where they will make their home. Mr McCabe has been there for some time where he Is employed in a meat market. Those who help ed them move were Harold Snid er, Wayne Rietmann and Jerry Bristow. Jimmy Leathers, son of Mr and Mrs L F Leathers is visiting rel atives In Portland. Bobby Ball, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Ball fractured his right hand last week while playing. He was taken to the Pioneer Memorial hospital for treatment where he spent two days. The Ball's other son, Jay, was bitten on the ear by a dog last week and was taken to Heppner for treatment. Mr and "Mrs Cecil Thome at tended the wedding of her niece, Miss Dianna Fox to James Ash- by In Walla Walla, August 8. iiiirAi-enn uKKit i rLi Mrs Arlie Rahn and daughters. ITJTJ iSLPafi lof Seattle also attended the wed-, spending their vacation in The Dalles and in Portland. Mr and Mrs M C Greer and son, Dick, left for St Martin Springs, Wash this week. Mrs Leo Crabtree is in charge of the Greer store while they are away. Miss Mardine Baker spent last week at the home of her brother, and family, Mr and Mrs Ronald Baker, near Hermiston. She did the cooking there while Mrs Ba ker was In Seattle. Mr and Mrs Walter Dobyns returned home last week from a fishing trip near Bend. Their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Tad Hardesty of Eugene met them there. Mr and Mrs Roland Bergstrom and daughters, Carla and Shau- Mr and Mrs Lewis Halvorsen took them down and returned home Monday. The Pilgrim Fellowship Lead ership camp for high school stu dents will be held at Camp Adams, August 26 to 30. Anyone wishing to go may contact Mr and Mrs Rod MacKenzie im mediately. Mr and Mrs Dale Ray reported that their sons, Bill and Claude Brashers of Lyle, Wash had a very disastrous fire on their farm recently. They lost their barn, much hay, corn and trac tor and other machinery. Mrs Edyth White and grand daughter, Lona White left Mon day for Portland and will fly to Santa Monica, Calif Tuesday. 3-T TIRE PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 11:00 a. m. All 4-H Entries close. All FFA Entries close. 11:00 a. m. 4-H Home Economics Judging Contest. 1:30 p. m. 4-H and FFA Contests. 3:00 p. m. FFA Livestock Judged. 3:00 p. m. Open Class Flower Entries Open. 8:00 p. m. Open Class Flower Entries Close. 8:00 p. m. 4-H Saddle Horse Show. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 9:00 a. m. All open class entries close with the exception of flowers, which are open until 10:00 a.m. 9:00 o. m. Judging begins on open class fruits, vegetables, hay crops, and Home Eco nomics Exhibits. 9:00 o. m. 4-H Home Economics Demonstrations & Judging for Style Revue. 9:00 u. m. 4-H Livestock Judged, starting with Swine. 4-H Showmanship Contests later in the day. 8:00 p. m. 4-H Style Revue at Fair Pavilion. 8:00 p. m. Open Class Livestock Judged. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 9:00 a. m. 4-H Showmanship Contests. -All-around Champion Showman. 9:00 a. m. Judging of Halter Classes in Saddle Horse Division. Horse Show continues throughout the day with Junior Roping and other events. 7:30 p. m. 4-H Pig Scramble and Fat Auction Sale. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 10:00 a. m. Big Street Parade. 12:00 Noon County-wide picnic at the Court House Lawn. 1:15 p. m. Rodeo. 6:00 p. m. All Exhibits Released. 8:00 p. m. Special Night Show, Morrow County Amateur Calf Roping, Wild Horse Rac ing, Wrangler Cow Riding and other events. SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 6:00 a. m. Cowboy breakfast, served by Wranglers Riding Club at Club House on Fair Grounds. 1:30 p. m. RODEO. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. August 20. 1959 IONE School News. The lone schools will start Sept 8 and school will be held all day. The school buses come and go at the regular time. A work shop will be held for the teachers in Heppner Sept 2. Registration will be Sept 3 at 1 p m for freshmen and sopho mores and Sept 4 at 1 p m for juniors and seniors. Mr and Mrs Donald Ball re cently spent a few days fishing' at Paulina Lake, Clear Lake and East Lake. They were accom panied by Mr and Mrs Gerald Rood of Heppner. Mr and Mrs Clayton Ayers at tended the funeral services of and Mr and Mrs L A McCabe his brother, Arthur Ayers, in 0f lone are the grandparents. Mr Stayton, August 12. Mr Avers Is and Mrs Arthur Keene of lone, survived by his wife, Myrtle, I Mrs Allle Ruggles of Grass Val two sons, one daughter and ey and Mr and Mrs Fred Cole three grandchildren. Others at- 0f Wasco are the great-grand- tending the funeral were Mrs parents, Pre-Labor Day Sale! r- first major price reduction in 12 years! gNYLON Safety All-Weather Robert Ramos of Echo; Mr and Mrs Ray Ayers and Mrs Frank Ayers of Heppner. Mr and Mrs Gaylord Salter and family are moving to Athena this week. Mr Salter will teach in Athena this year. Milton Morgan took his boat down the Columbia River to As toria where he will do some fishing. Mrs Morgan will Join him at Portland Mr and Mrs Garland Swan- son and Jim are vacationing at the coast. They attended the Miller family reunion in Salem Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Rietmann and sons, John and Joe, attended a family reunion at Emigrant Park near Pendleton Sunday. Mrs Rietmann's father, Delbert Anson of Hermiston, accompan ied them. Mr and Mrs Leland McKlnney are the parents of a son, Kurt Leland, born August 11 at the Pioneer Memorial hospital. Weight 8 lb and 3 oz. Mr and Mrs Earl McKinney of Hermiston Dollar wvingi are not all you get You get the txtra ttvini: of Goodyear'i txtra mUtaf ... up to 25 meu miltaf . . . because theie Turnpike-Proved Tirei are built with ex duiivt triple-tempered 3-T Cord. 6.70 1 15 WKkwtlt tutw-typ plui tu tnd nctpptUi lira TUBE-TYPE Former SALE SIZE low price PRICE 7.10 x 15 $23.50 $20.85 7.60x15 25.65 22.80 TUBELESS Former SALE SIZE low price PRICE 7.50x14 $25.15 $20.95 8.00x14 27.55 2335 8.50x14 30.20 25.55 om tax and ncappabh tin As low at $1.25 a wtekl Frt initallatlonl BQJtf PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANT OTHER BND1 Farley Motor Company MAY & CHASE HEPPNER. ORE. The Maranatha club met at the home of Mrs O L Lundell Wednesday, Aug 11 with Mrs Anna Llndstrom and Mrs Mary Swanson as co-hostesses. Mrs E Markham Baker, presented plans for the new pulpit for the Com munity church. These plans were approved by the group. Mrs Ba ker and Mrs Rod MacKenzie gave very interesting reports on the women's Retreat at Camp Adams where they were dele gates. , Mrs Echo Palmateer re ceived the door prize. Lt Col and Mrs Jack Corwin and son, Myron visited at the A W McLeod home recently. Mrs Corwin is a daughter of Mr Mc Leod. They have been stationed in England and will now go to Massachusetts. Grant Rigby and children are vacationing in Washington with relatives and at Olympia Pen insula and Mt Rainier. Mr and Mrs Charles Chick of Portland were lone visitors last week. Rev and Mrs Merlin Zier and daughter at Cutsforth Park In tlie mountains Saturday. Those attending from here were Mr and l."rs R R T.unriell. Mrs Oscar Pet- lerson, Mrs Donald Peterson and children, Mr and Mrs Herbert Peterson and son, Johan Troed son, Carl Troedson, Mrs Etta Huston, John Rawlins and Mr and Mrs Henry Baker. The Ziers .will leave soon for near Tacoma where he will be a chaplain In a school for retarded children. Mr and Mrs Eldon Tucker and children, Mr and Mrs James Bar nett and children and LaVerne Hams spent the weekend at their cabin in the mountains. Mr and Mrs Herbert Ekstrom and son, Roland, are vacationing at the coast and other places. Mr and Mrs Joe Hausler and family spent the weekend here. They were house guest of the Walter Corleys. Mr Hausler just completed a summer course at Reed College and they left Mon day for Salt Lake City where he will take a year's science and math course. r,,. - . . , . Mrs Walter Corley and Mrs Ro- Those from here who attended bert DeSpain gave a dinner at the air show in Condon Sunday the Corley home Sunday in hon weie Mr and Mrs E R Lundell or of Mr and Mrs Ernest McCabe a"df Mr and Mrs Arthur Dalzell. and family and Mr and Mrs Joe Mrs Terry Thornburg of Herm-i Hausler and family. Others pres iston Is spending a few days with lent were Mr Corley, Mr DeSpain, her sister and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Rietmann. A Picnic was held in honor of Fred Painter, Mr and Mrs E W Bristow and son, Ronald, Wayne Rietmann and Sherry Corley, The band started their prac tice Monday, Aug 17 with Amle Hodman as instructor. They will meet every weekday until school starts. The intermediates will meet at 2 p m; the beginners at 3 p m and the 8th grade through high school at 7 p m. The teachers for the coming year are 1st grade, Mrs Harriet Hall; 2nd grade, Mrs Roxle Moeck; 3rd grade, Miss Barbara Deklotz; 4th grade, Mrs Gladys Ely; 5th grade, Don Clark of Heppner; 6th grade, Jack Loyd of Heppner; 7th grade departmen tal, with a special teacher for each subject; 8th grade, Don Olmscheid, Portland. In high school Dallas Shockley, super intendent and high school princi pal; Arnie Hedman, Charles Hudson, Gilbert Lujan, Grant Rigby, Miss Ann Reynolds, Port land and James Monroe, Buell, Idaho. Mrs Gordon White and Mrs John Jackson will be the cooks. Ray Barnett and Robert DeSpain will be the custodians and bus drivers. The regular season of the swimming pool will close, Aug 31. If the weather is warm the pool may remain open longer but extra charges will be made. The lone high school band will play in the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo parade in Heppner, Aug 29. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY 12 Noon On U. S. Hlway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-66SS Hermiston. Oregon Don Wink Mgr. Res. Hermiston JO 7-3111 Frank Wink & Sons. Owners v . 7"""" mm mm CENTRAL MARKET SHOWS YOU SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUG. 21-22 BHHFBBHH ' The Great Whiskey of the Old West BRCK TAKB TOUR CHOICB NOTICE S&H Green Stamps will be Given on Accounts only when PAID IN FULL on or before due date Starting Sept. 20 By Order of Sperry & Hutchison Co. GIANT MM F0LGERS COFFEE lb. 69c PET RITZ FROZEN PIES APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH EA 39 eopftoo BLINOIO TRAIOHT WHISKIV LOCAL HERMISTON WATERMELONS ea. 59c U. S. No. 1 "Shopper" POTATOES .... 10 lbs. 39c LARGE fJIY SETTLD fob less inna TIUS GREAT KENTUCKY WHISKEY? Green Peppers 3 for 10c LARGE SIZE S3.00 FT. f4.60 45 QT. tut u urn im mun, mmt, kktocc. raiim WAfiHiioiisacaj KJ 1 Cantaloupes 2 for 19c Central Market & Grocery S A H GREEN STAMPS, TOOI HEPPNER PHONE 6-9S14 OTOT Vim KHEXET K PtOOF. Bx BAM HEJlttllim
