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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1960)
BOARDMAN (Cantiauo from po? I) in Is-. Vr a-. ! Mr t?s! Us. Marti 1 tit-d at the hum tf Eileen illy. The Udir AIJ Solely i-f Community Churvh mrt Wednrs. day afternoon if Ut wtvk at th thurvh, with Mr lui Gar wood and Mrs Jim Agee a ho, trw. TVehe tn mi fx nt were present and Lol Mile of 5a If in u gueat. Mr Florence Itoot ti In charge of the Spiritual Ut prvgram. Mr Erm-ry Lyona eh-ited .retdent of the sot lety. Mra Ear wood vice president, and Mra Russell Miller missionary nair man. Mr and Mm Nate MactmUr went to Pendleton Saturday evening, where Mn Maeombcr Somcth ing wrong ? WE'LL EXCHANGE IT! W want you to bt aaUa Bad. Every purchaat you make hr carries our own fuarantM. If fur any rra aon you aro not satisfied, you'ra mora than wtleomo to eoma in and find the product that deliver tha njoymtnt you daaarvo. Wo want to bacoma your photographic headquar ter ... for lila. HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG Tha Praacrlptloa Store S4H Green Stamps Heppner, Oregon was eo titta'.raa with her grand daughter. Mra Kuhard Mtfar lane. In entertaining with Hrr-. av dlr.rer Jn hir.cr ct Mn C;lu-?t FVm, Sunday the Ma- cxmMi ent to Arlington to vl.it at the home f hi lrvnei nd i-r In la. Mr and Mr Al Macwmber. Mr and Mr Larry Thrj and w.Tk i-u daughter. Janice were j"4way llti'r at the home ti Thrpe'a parent, Mr and Mr Nathan Ttx.rpe. JoAnn Thorp re turned home with her parent afer lmng her grandparent f..r a wtfR. Mra Cecil Hamilton U i:ting at the home tf her at-p-in-law and daughter. Mr and Vr Larrv Thorpe, thi week. The Milk and Steak 4 II Use nock club had a rwnl meeting at the home of their leader, Roy Pan low. Irene Putt. lce presl dint, was in charge. The flag salutes were led by Anna Mae MiQuaw. h Hay. county exten sion agent, Heppner. allowed a film on the care of dairy and beef animals. An cen discus si in was held on where to go on a I II trip. It was then voted to co to Wallowa Lake sometime in June. Following the meeting relreshments were aerved by Mrs Roy Part low. Mrs Wayne Kuhn entertained with a rarty at her home the first of last week In honor of her daughter Casey's fifth birthday. Guests were Mr Ed Kuhn. Mra Ralph Skoubo, Mra Raymond Mc-Ki-e and Amanda and Bonnie, nian Black. Patsy Skoubo, Aria Thornhill. Pam Kuhn and Jody Tntone. Rrtsk winds here Monday eooled the temperatures several degrees from the warm weather of last week. Maximum at j m Monday was 63 above. Mr and Mrs Ray Conyers spent the weekend in Wenatchee Wash visiting relatives. rwv. np FL ANDlKs, atar Theater, Sunday -Monday-Tuesday. Q. Should women he ctlloived to drive 'Jeep9 vehicles? (asked of 'Jeep vehicle owner) Sam Brysen, Mechanic No! Definitely no! 'Jeep vehicles do a man-sized job and should be driven only by men. Women don't even un derstand what 4-wheel drive means, so how can you expect them to operate a vehicle that's engineered for 4-wheel drive from the ground up? hi ' V w $ fctmiftir--'' ,av"'iia Myra Slade, Farm Wife What a question! I drive a Jeep' Universal every day. I cross some rough country side, and I'd sure hate to be stuck without 4-wheel drive! Anyway, women are more careful drivers than men. Clem Nejf, Baker I pass. My wife may read this. Cliff Tanzer, Salesman I believe in live and let live. Women could never appre ciate 'Jeep' vehicles the way men do - what do they care about the low initial cost or the high resale value? But why not let women in on the pleasure of real driving? After all, it's a free oountxy. Well, folks, we don't want to start a battle of the xea. Why don't you all just drop in to our showroom for a free demonstration of 'Jeep' vehicles today -and form your own opinion? (Ladie invited!) FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY "OVER THE TEE CUP" If JACKIE LAIHA1T No golfer tx.uld have aWed fnf a ror beautiful day than we had tot our MMff break. fat Sunday. Our link were so crowded that we Ikrsl like a hi ritw eolf eoure. with player on every green and a large wait ing line on the no i te. Among thoae M-en rnJolng ih vhi-lou breakta! In the patio room of the VUhln Well were the Buck Ruhl. iene the Lowell Cribble. Cork Nor- en, the loniey i-annama. no- ben pougheny. the Phil Ma honea. Ned Swe-k. Ray Fergu son. "the Clint Mi-Quarrle. Kd pj-nni-if the Bob Jeiwen, La- Verne Van Marter. Bud Collins, Frank Anderson. John Jep&en. Bob Frlnk. the Jim Drtscolls. Eddie Gunderiion, the Bill Col lin. Terrel B'nge. Bill Blake and the Bill Labhart. FolUrw- inor this nutrition we then dis played ambition and played nine holes of competitive goii. win ner In the mens conwtitlon were Ned Swe'k for the longest drive on no 6 and Bob mnK ana 'Crib" tied for low gross score. In the women's category". Marie won both the hidden hole and the fewest number of putts. SUNDAY PARTEE LINE PICK UPS: that on Clint's second nine (uhlrh didn't count for prizes) he shot a 32 with an eagle on no 8 . . . that Buck was exposed to the "bug' Sunday and tww set-ma to hae the "g-if ferr" along with th r-t of u . . . Cork hivl'S r.at l?al:! cn r.o e. At our laihea r-.m-tition Tueaday we again -p-raied the gt.lfers from the gal, fv the ivfftf station on rni . was wrU-i.rne alght during our nine hole play. The fcarl- females were Crniae Fergusttn. Ruber ta Ikugherty. Faye Ruhl. VI Lan ham. Ileter CrewU k. Hael Ma- hi.nev. Sue Valentine, tw Crib, bie. ivmna Mv"urdy. Marie Me Quarrle. Ruth Van Winkle and rr.)elf. Donna wn a new golf ball for having the most Ts, VI shot low grow and Roberta had low net score. WINDY WONPEIUSOS: If Sue thawel out before he started home ... If there Isn't such a thing as being plagued by bad luck (Dee and I had to have some excuse! ... If Faye hasn't been practicing In the "south forty" for ahe certainly ahuut a good a a me t gulf f-r the little time aha- ha been playing ... If M.IV Lanham u;tr,t a :x',4 i-i-t with twimp dllih in no 7 . . . If Kay Itoblnsuii twho silll ha her l;ht arm In a support l wn't a lntle hilly Ju.t walking a round the rvure ltn u. iHiring our lurwh llaiel, the ladle tournament chairman, an-i noumexl that the firnt game ln the ladder tournament should J lw played a oo a poaalble.j IVe alo annoum-txl that the. wumens' handicap ha teen figured and are ioted on the bulletin board at the no 1 tee. srrciAL ANNOUNCl-MENT: ,i.,n i r.irL-i't At rll 23 1 the date for our big "golf ball". This af fair U atrmly for niembers only and further Information will be given later. Until next tee time, keep swinging. Htrrxr.lt GAXETTC Timi, Tamtdat. pa it xg Phona your news items to 122. two Mm OWNED AND OPERATED BT PAUL N. 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