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Grange HEC Conference is Held at lone
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Mr V'Acm Wytvff of Wat
r A CAVIS
New Telephone Area
Service Foreman
Named by Company
Apjxilnum-r.t of F A Dal
plant service fun-man for Pac
ific Telephone-Nurthwrst In Her
mUton. Ileppner, StanflrlJ, Txho,
I'maiilla. lone an.l Lexington
has iM'en announced, according
to manager Dallas Short.
Davis repUtvs Wm L Boyer
who has been appointed plant
service foreman for Salem's
northern district. Buyer was i
member of the Chamber of Com
merce In HermUton. He plans
to sell his Hermltiton home and
move to Salem as soon as possl
ble.
In his new assignment Davis
will supervise the Installation
ar"' maintenance of the com
paiiy's outside plant facilities
and the operation of the central
offices.
Davis was the const ruction
foreman for Pacific Telephone
when long distance lines were
constructed through llermlston
in 1941. The town's population
was multiplied nearly four times
since that time. The number of
telephones In the town has In
creased from 484 to 2,923 In the
same Interval.
A member of the Elk's Lodge,
a hunter and fisherman and
active P-TA member In Salem,
Davis and his wife, Vera, and
one son, Pat, plan to move to
llermlston as soon as housing
arrangements can be completed.
Mr and Mrs Pat Clement and
family, who have Just recently
returned from Hawaii where they
made their home, were weekend
guests at the home of Mr and
Mrs Ray Smith.
r tCHO rAixATtc
A II un 1 WfH-ir.K- ilub -f the
i'fatsr rvi-.frfrf.i- Mat beld at
.Vrfi.nl i 'it.t rli T5:uil,y.
jManh .1 A no .it dlc.nrf n
rnea aruur.a rtuL-n ana in iu
ptdii.
IK..
dutikt llix chairman. a In
thalfo There kfe 19 prrrnt.
Ctrt rvprrwntfsl -r Ithea
. Clrrk. LrMnfton. tlree n f 1 e 1 A,
Irriiun and UiUu. All the 11LC
thairrnan if the ,?f An,r.- -ie
trf lit.
The llirr Link if Kumhgr
Jli;e nwUnj! was hrJ at the
home if Mm Civil Ttmrne Frl
day afternoon tt lt viwk iith
Mr Ma Coleman a ro hate.
At the lulne meet Ins punduc
ted by Mr Cleo Drake, irel
ilmi. the election day dinner.
May 20 was di.vuiM.ed. Mrs Da
vid Hietmann. Mrs Wate Craw-
ford and Mrs Anna Llnil.tr. 'in
wer named on the fancy work
committee. Came were played
after the meeting and prizes
were received by Mr Mary
Swansen, and Mrs Drake. Mrs
Crawford received the dHr prize.
A gift was presented to Mrs
Adon Hamlett who Is moving to
Ontario this spring.
Mrs Cordon White recently at
tended a school cooks convention
In Portland. She and Mrs Hazel
Beers of Eagle Creek were over
night guests at the Charles
White home while there. Mrs
White cooks In the lone schools
and Mrs Beers In the Eagle
Creek schools. Mrs White report
ed that her son, Charles White,
recently returned home from
trip around the world. It was a
business trip for the Sawyer com
pany In Portland.
A pink and blue shower was
given In honor of Mrs Jerald Rea
Tuesday afternoon, March 22 In
the Community church parlors
Mrs Donald Townsend and Mrs
Keith Rea assisted with the gifts.
Refreshments were served from
table with a centerpiece of
pink carnations and blue can
dles. Mrs Prudy Casebeer served
the white sheet cake decorated
with pink and blue with little
shoes, parasols, roses etc. Mrs
dell Rea poured.
The hostesses were Mrs Omar
Rietmann, Mrs Paul Pettyjohn,
Mrs Berl Akers, Mrs Herman
Dlettell, Mrs Garry Tullis, Mrs
Garland Swanson, Mrs Van Hub
bard, Mrs Earl McKlriney, Mrs
Lewis Ball, Mrs Doris Gollyhorn,
Mrs Lloyd Howton, Mrs Herbert
Mm Lafrnc Jane,
Mr and Mrs Ft Tr tt
Seattle are vWttlr-.f their n and
I family. Mr and Mr Paul Tewm
They mt honoied with a party
tt the bom if Mrs Ann ltmtue
In Ileppnrr Thursday w Ul
werk Others prreiit wrre Mm
Marv Sanon. Mm ivila l
m, Mrs Paul Tews. Mm Ken
i.nh Smooe and Mr PI" Bur
giyne and Mm Arvtlla Jtwanaon
ad if Lne and Mr and Mr t i
Tredn tf lleppner.
Mm Mry Swanaun entertain
ed the Frank Tew Wednesday
afternoon f lat week at coffee
hour. Other preaent were Mm
Arvllla Swanton. Mm Clell Rea,
Mrs O L Lundell. Mm Garland
Swankon and Mm Paul Tew.
Mr and Mm Ronald McCabe
of Brooklnj are the parents of
a aon. Clifford David. born March
2.V Weight 9 lbs and 11 or. Mr
and Mm Clifford McCabe of
Brookings. Gertrude Applegate of
Heppner and Ivan Applegate of
Pendleton are the srandparents
Mrs Hugh Bell of Condon Is the
great grandmother.
Dinner guests recently at the
Herman BU-ttell home were BUI
Brannon. and daughter. Tamle;
Dick Kononen. Mr and Mm Clar
ence Cox, Mr and Mm DarolJ
Hams and children. Mr and Mm
l4wls McDonald and children.
Mr and Mrs William Cunning
ham. Franclne and Bruce Mover,
E O Ferguson, Jim Hayea and
Mr and Mm Donald Heliker.
Jerry Bristow left for Brook
ings last week. He received his
discharge from the U S Army
and Is now In the National
Guard reserve for five yearn.
.Tr anl Natalie, Mm l,HZttHl CAirTTT TlWr. Tumdt. Marth JL lC3
( r rr sr. i fcajt sia. D-Ai.a .d
rrK ah. Mm Ltlaiid Mi KHwey
an J Kutt; Mm !d MtKenise
ar.-l Katr.tyn: Mm llarvM St errt,
Mm Mafl.-n I'almrr: Mm Mllttt
Mutfan; Mm iH.k Khen-r; Ml
Kav !srii-r; Mj -l
. Mm I t'ittfie and Phyl
thaije t4 lb tuih t"l l
trj tvwmuy ibuh Saday
Tp-minf
X!t Ami. a llub n-m r wt
hrld at the home it Mm J.-hn
C ,.vf rd a co rvo.tr.a AUrt the ."mw,lf '
. . MM-lri ll.i I I t tt uti I r ' "
bridge was rld Th - rvriv.
In prUea were Mm Da:U
Shorkley. Wfih; Wm Ame lied
. . . a a a a . . 1 1
man. Iw ana wn aii.-ii
Ml lh lW l""- W' Arthur
Crawford became a memtwf f
the rlub.
Mm Pete Cannon entrrlainfl
the bridge ciuo ai ner nome
Thursday evening if Ut we.-k
Thoae receiving prizes were Mrs
ii.1l hii-h- Vrt Hillaa
K11V i
. i.l.. o-.l hl.-K- Mr rViv1.1l
McLeod, low and Mrs Wal'-r Ja
cob, the traveling prize.
Mrs Erneat Miabe and Mm
Henry Smith of By City apent
the weekend at the E W DMstow
home.
Mr and Mm Taul Pettyjohn
and Mm Cleo Drake went toi
Portland Sunday khre they via-
Ularr at tha homa f Mm
Omar Rtatmann at I p m.
Apttl V Off con aril maetiaf at
I p m.
April rat Star tacial
niMtlaa.
Apitl 7 ttenaloa Ualt mt
laf at ISa haana ! Mrs tiyt urn wtU to KelJ at tba U-n Cum
Khm a) taa atiataaaaa. fub.jpiur.lty thurvh May 7, 1 to 4
act Fua Praati. jp m. Tt.ls la pnrkwrr4 by the
Apul Study neetta f tba' Marar.atha club All rrvHhrm ar.4
Teptc club at the noma elaufMrf in the community ar
Mta Vrtaat Tiaadaea) at til) j wrUvm.
p m. Mam twit aua t btina yt9 uium Mfn rrstrrtaln
u99atioa t pt f, Irs MUmtng at a wife hour
seat t'- fMfwI-iy in bun. ef Mm Frank
A pill l Amnkcaa LaaMi Au- Tr-t if Seattle: Mm Paul Trw.
tildiv Child Waltar ta at Mm Adon lUmlrtt. Mm Anne
the Lajioa halt 2 t 4 p an. .ii,ou Mm Mary Swanaon, Mm
Cvatyoaa rUna. (;iUnd $wanam. Mm O L Lun-
April I J-School budat and '1.11; Vim Anna IJndctrttm, Mm
tal ltry alactloo. S to I at I " l.lnd.irvm. Mm Franklin
tb acbaal cafataalum. t lndtrvm. Mm Kenneth Kmouae,
Ttie Mothetn and Dauehtert (Caatiauad oo Poaa 10)
Notice of Candidacy
I hereby announce my candi
dacy to aucvnvl tnya-lf fr the
off:v cf County C!-rk if Mor
row County aubj.it td the will
of the IVmtat!c Mter of Mor
row County at the Primary c! co
tton. Sadie PiirrUh
Notice of Candidacy
I herebv ann.mnee my candl-
Ited Norton Lundell at the U i
O Medical hospital. He Is getting
along aatlsdactorily. Mm h it
Lundell who has been with him
returned home with the Petty-
Johns.
Mr and Mm Henry Baker were
Portland vUitors last week
Mr and Mm Holmes Gabbert
and Mm Grace Woods of Port
land were visitors at the home
of Mr and Mm Wallace Mat
thews last week.
Mm Fredrick Martin and Mm
Edith Jflchoson msde a trip to
Pendleton Monday,
Cary Brenner, student at the
University of Oregon, spent his
The Naomi Circle of the Wo
men's Fellowship group met at I spring vacation with his parents,
the home or Mrs Robert Riet- Mr ana Mm l. e. Brenner,
mann Wednesday eve nine. I Mrs Lola Hughes and daugh
March 23 with Mrs Bill Rlet- ter. Maria, Mm Earl Hassett and
I a at ii
mann as co-hostess. A discus-1 Truman cannon oi roruann vis
slon of capital punishment was Ited their brother and family, Mr
led by Mrs James Monroe and and Mrs Pete cannon sunoay.
Mrs Rod Mackenzie. Mrs Gilbert I They also stopped at the C E
Lulan had charge of the de-1 Brenner home and visited their
votlonal services. mother. Mm Ada Cannon In Hep
antotv I pner.
mot at th hnmn nf Mr Ft fa I J11 Jiaiuuic uanci rno.:i ......
Huston Monrfav flftprnnnn r.f 1aI ea ai a lea nuay aueriiooii
u;.k Thn nttanriin.r fmm hr at the E Markham Baker home
were Mrs Mary Swanson, Mrs "u,,u U4 ""T
Walter Dobvns. Mrs Anna Llnd- Others present were Mrs Keith
ctrnm nnrt Mra Pari W.trnm Rc and LRoy; Mrs AlVln MC
The program on the missions In cb and Ashley; Mrs Dick Ek
New Guinea was led by Donald strom and V'ckgyi Mra Faul
dae for the office it clerk o:
Mrrow County subject to th
will of the IVmoeratic voters ol
Morrow County at the Primary
el.H-tiun. M.iv 20. 19
Thomas J. Wells
2 c tPd. Adv.
Notice of Candidacy
I hereby announce my can
didacv to succeed myself for
the office of county commission
er subject to tne win oi me
Republican voters of Morrow
County at the Primary election
May ao. 19G0.
Kussen Miner
l-(Pd Adv.)
Notice of Candidacy
I wish to announce that I will
be a candidate to succeed my
self for the office of County
Treasurer, subject to the will of
the Republican voter of Morrow
County at the May 20th Primary
election.
Sylvia McDanlel
50-Pd. Adv.
Notice of Candidacy
I hereby announce my candi
dacy to succeed myself for the
office of Sheriff of Morrow Coun
ty subject to the will ot the
Republican voters of Morrow
County at the Primary election.
May 20, 1W0.
c. i. v. ijauman
(Pd. Adv.)
E) Time
IS NEAR !
SEE US FOR YOUR
2-4-D NEEDS
GREEN STAMPS
Given On All Purchases
Paid Within 30 Days
Aik yur applicator to charge your I-4-D to your account
and th S & H Grean Stamps will ba aarad for you.
TO SERVE YOU BETTER
We have added a naw service. Thanks to our many won
derful friend for making this posslbl.
PAUL G. PETTYJOHN
Shell OH Products Farm Chemicals
lone, Oregon
S l'oTrTIIfrrri1 (
r L a -a I KJ A 1
Peterson. Rev Rydgren conducted I
the Bible study.
The high school class had
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PORK STEAK lb. 49c
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