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f AmrJU Ami Glir.itrl4.
daughter f Mr end Mm l'ssll
OlmwhelJ el the 5 Williams
thunh fcundsy with Father
Iier4 offiilstlng.
Cun at the VI. r lGrtmann
home Sur.tsy wrie Mr end Mm
f an l:hde tf 1 ha end Mr er.4
Mrs flotwrt :letmnn en4 n.
Mr en4 XI alr Ft!n and
ch.ldren ef 11.1 ftlver were re.
crnt lltm et lh home rf her
mother. Mm t'unx Etrh, end Mr
Grrry Whit. student ( Wil
lamette t'nlverolty and J-hn
Galbralth of Portland were ls
Mors at the Grdun Whit home
h past trek, Orry I wn
lor at Willamette ami f-r th
rart four yearn he rtxehcd an
average of 3.70 trade,
Mr and Mm Charles OCornor
a..d diuthtrif spent the week
c r.t In ivrtland.
Mr and Mi C K Brenner took
ihelr mn, lvt Kenneth fcrenner
lo rort!sn: Sunday where he
look the plane to Fort Ord. Calif
wt,rr I.e I sunned In t
r. lie ' I
rn.r.v k r.
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12 f.rr ii' t'-i -r.u tf
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dUcti April 9 WritfM 7 It r4
2 Mr e4 Mm t !l pea ar.
Mr and Mi IVirrrU r4!ig td
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lludy (rt-rf tf llrji-ftrr. Mf
Lam 'm!!-itf er4 Mm AniUe
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rtt tf ii d4ui;ht. r. Tmey
bl-th, l-rn Aj'til 9 Wriftt '
t.. Mf ! h ' r,nrr Mil
.lre-4 -rhafr. Mr nd Mr !-
f Sa'-fm-r.to, ("!if t.4 Mr nl
Mrs W G S4-chfrr of inJmn
re the Ernli rmt.
Mn ftranna T"in n4 du;h
t,T. I-ut'e Ann. tf Cat.t.y h
txvn vlttt'nff t the A A Stffanl
home f..r the pft two wn-ki
Mr nd Mr Arnle ll-lmn.
Mr nd Mm ("rtarlen Huln n1
Mr and Mm IM rt p.-S.ln en
trrtalnetl at f-arty at tHe lied
man hme Situr.lay evcnlr.(
prltljre and flnwhle wt-re i!ay
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$49.50 TO $69.50
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Mr and Mr LrU HsivuiMn
fcf!.f.sl He rt,rn .kjf "
rri tl-n f..r Mr M. k U-(r In
Arlintrtt-n Saturday, M.' It;n
l the irrand nwir.Hl''' mrrr.tx r
..f the l ament Ftr tf in.
Mrs C, lli rmarn and Mm C-:l
Tjf'rr.t ttendt'! a umhen In
Hi Palhs Saturday In l)'nr
f the rational president f the
trstflran l-rfln auxiliary. Mm
Vara Cray.
Mm F.-r llai'.st n of 1'ortland
); is!iir.i: l.r rru'tlirr. Mrs OSIve
-r;-h:r.an and other relatives.
Mm William of Peer
llwbor. Orra Mand. Waah U
visiting her aunt. Mr Fannie
Griffith. She Just returned from
a trip to i auiorni.
Mr and Mrs Charles White of
l.i-tland ent the wtnkrnd with
hl parent. Mr and Mm Cordon
White.
MIm Alice Mchoson of Tort
land ;-ent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs Edith Mchoson.
Dates to remember)
April 1 5 Members of the H E C
of tb Willows grange will
have a clean up at the
grange hall with a potluck
lunch at noon.
April IS Community church
at 2:30 p m.
April IS Station of the Cross
at St Williams church at
7s30 V M.
April IS Traveling food sale.
sponsored by the Beta
Om Chapter
April 7-ttf tuaday
lUe ternc la 'T P"
tr tk Hit
aK4 fUgnm feUewship
giHip it I A M. lreakla.1
will lollew at the Cemmua
Ity church baeemeat A fiee
will etl.rlaj wUI h takea.
The ntembars cl the Wna
aatha club wUI aerva the
teakl.t
came.
Church school Eootet P'
gram et the Community
church at MS A M end
morning warship at 11 A M.
Haa at St WUliama Cath
eUc church at :1S A M.
An Ftr prifc-tn at the
x.i.t. ,t:,,i, At i)e home of
'.-v Jaineo Itiley at 11 A M. A
film Urip, ivur iifurimi
fai!h wUI l-e nhirtn; numbem
,y ihe rh'Mrer'a choir and ac
M.idlon nun.t-rs l y Mm Illon
Mure an.
April IS Aroerlcon Lagio Au
Uiary meeting at 9 M at
the home ol Mrs Cecil
Thorne at 1 M. Mrs Harold
Dobyns will show slides on
her recent trip to Central
America
April 20 Blue Mountain district
Garden club meeting la the
grange ball beginning et 10
A M. The public U Invited
to sea a film et 1:00 P M.
April 20 Arnica club meeting
et the home of Mrs Bay
Heimbigner la the afternoon.
April 22 Three Links club ol
Bunchgrass Rebekab lodge
at tba home of Mrs David
Rletmann ot 2 P M.
April 23 Topic club card party
et the borne of Mm Omar
Rletmann at 2 P M.
April 29 Homemakers Festival
in Keppner.
April 30 Pomona grange at
Willows grange ball. An all
day meeting.
April 30 Junior-Senior prom
and banquet
Virginia Miller and Jesse Ran
kin were married at the Trinity
Episcopal church in Reno. March
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! Riverside Honor
jRoll Released
y MART Lit HARLOW
ft j tents of Riverside hlfh
thool on the horn roll f the
third rdne weeks are: Dar
IM.tta. Alan Taylor. Kurt Can
tenheln. aer.lom; JUndl Da via.
Und Wrner. J.-anna Frank.
Mkhael Ta)lor. Juniors: Doug
las M' Kay. sophomore; Dorothy
Rsh. Erenda BUHnc. freshmen.
The students of RlversJd hlh
school rr.)..e4 a hay rid over
the project Friday nlfht.
Ronald Black. FFA Instructor.
mis In Klamath Falls over the
weekend attending a atate OEA
membership meeting.
The Mothers Club of Board
man grade echool will meet
Thursday, April 21. at the school
at 2 p m.
The Immunization clinic will
be held at tha school Tuesday.
April 19. at 10 a m.
Mr and Mm Rusll Miller
and children Jim and Patty, and
Mm Effle Miller went to La
Grande Sunday to visit at the
home of the Miller' aon ln law
and daughter. Mr and Mm Vern
Carpenter.
Mm Arthur Allen U spending
two weeks In Seattle. Wash at
the home of her son and daugh
ter ln law. Mr and Mm Gene
Allen.
Mr and Mm William Garner
and children Dick and Anita of
Hlnes were weekend vUitors at
the home of Mr and Mrs Ronald
Black.
Mr and Mm Harold Kress have
returned to their home here after
spending the past three months
In Lewtston, Idaho.
Mr and Mrs Duane Essex are.
the parents of a daughter bornj
April 9 In Santa Maria, Calif, i
She has been named Tracy!
Elizabeth. Grandparents are. .Mr
and Mrs W G Seehafer of Board
man. The baby weighed eight
pounds, eight ounces.
Mr and Mrs Bob Miller went
to Salem Sunday to take Lois
Miles, cousin of Mrs Miller,
home after visiting here several
weeks.
Mrs Delmer Hug entertained
at dinner at her home Thurs
day of last week In honor of
Gilmer Bolson's birthday. Guests
were Mr and Mrs Arnln Hug
and Mr and Mrs Charlie Dillon.
Mrs Florence Root and Mr and
v :
Mm Nat Macomber M to Ar
lirKtun on d.y Ut week ta
vikit at the home of Mr and Mm
Al M-rr.ter. Tt.e three laef
er.l ta Tt Pallra M the day.
Mrs Charlie Woolley and
daughter, Marela of Tsaro, Weli
aere wrrkend vtaltum at the
heme hrr Hsjhrr arrl s!s'.rr
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"Nebraska has no seacoast. The native Hollander wears
wooden shoes." Sound like strange conversation? Bell
Telephone Laboratories engineers don't think so. It's
part of a test to lessen noise on your phone. These sen
tences are taped against a background of noise, then
played over phones to listeners who rate how clearly
they sound. Our engineers learn a lot from this test
another way we work to bring you trouble-free phoning.
fach pair of insulated gloves worn
by telephone men has a date stamped
on it. On that day, he'll turn them
in for a new pair so the old ones
can get their "bath". But it's not
to keep them clean. This "bath" has
10,000 volts of electricity shooting
through it and if there's the slight
est flaw in a glove, a hot blue aro
warns: "Throw it out!" This attention to what seems
a small detail is mighty important to telephone men who
might icork near power lines. And, because they know
they're safe on the job, they can devote all their skUi
to bringing you good service.
Flowers from the garden are
one way to brighten up the
house. Here's another way
to bring spring in: "Pick
a phone" from our gardea
of colors: red, pink, yellow,
ivory, green, blue, beige,
gray, or white. Extension
phones are practical as weU
as pretty, like this kitchen
wall phone. It hangs up
handily, saves counter
space . . . and saves you
steps. Why not call a serv
ice representative at our
business office, or talk to
vour telephone service man.
They'll be glad to help you pick a phone or as many as
vou need for your home. Pacific Telephone Northwsf
12. Mrs Rankin is the daughter
of Mrs Fannie Griffith and
teaches In Wadsworth, Nevada.
They visited Mrs Griffith and
other relatives here over the
weekend.
Those from here who partici
pating in the confirmation ser
vices at the Hope Lutheran
church in HeDPner Sunday were
Stephen Llndstrom, Cheryle Lun-
dell, Tommy Heimbigner, koi
and Ekstrom and Tommy
Melena.
Mrs Betty Lleuallen of Uma
tilla visited her daughter and
family, Mr and Mrs Robert De
Spain last week.
Mrs Alta Lofton of Condon Is
visiting her daughter and fam
ily, Mr and Mrs A Marick.
Mrs Iiay Turner and sons of
Pendleton visited relatives here
Saturday.
Ella's Grill
AND THE
Wagon Wheel Cafe
BOTH
NOW UNDER THE
SAME MANAGEMENT
OF
Jack Cr Wilma McTimpcny
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
FOR
BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNERS
or Just A Coffee Break
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SALI
Purebred Heref ords
Saturday; April 23
52 YEARLING RANGE BULLS
12 HEAD STEERS
20 HEIFERS
SALE STARTS AT 2:00 P. M.
BARBECUE LUNCH WILL BE SERVED
NOON TO 2:00 P. M.
EVERYONE WELCOME
S3
SID SEALE'S
White Elephant Ranch
CONDON, OREGON