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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1960)
OL' Y&AO Over The Tee Cup If Jscala Lobfcatt tJOLP BALL" GOING ON . . I Homier iww iisil xt ?.)' rHir are . , if CreKhen r r found lh ritn h l.if. for . . . If Cathy IVilui and Cunley Lanham lll evrt cat another wantfe ... if Clint hat rrr "run" Intu IU-ik Shir . . . If Ed St-halli!. Harry Olx.iuvII and Griti uM Lke la fa Into the "pMed Jm tUlfe, ThiiM playing In the men's Sunday mrnlng competition rr I'M) Xlaruiney. Pill Blake. Frank Anderson. Cunley Lanham, pete Cannon. Kay Frrjruan. La- Vrir,e Van XU-'Uf. W ShaHiU. IM Benm-it, lUrry Olrmetl, An t.r.- Cnapln and Pantile lu. ht-H, Winner if the .cw gulf t ail aa Fannie fr being cUet in !! f in wn 7. Among th. aecn t-n the cure Sunday ai!ernnn and rverlr.g ere the Cunley Lan ham. L4die Gundern, the Bill Blake, the iv.b iVnland. the Oliver Crewlk. the Fd Sihaf fill, the Ray Frrguna. LaVerne Van Xlarter. the I'hll Xlahuney. N I) Bailey and n. One Case, the Butk Ituhla and Velma GUk. 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If there's no redemption center nearer you than 20 miles away, you can order your gifts by mail with your filled stamp books from the pages cf the beautiful new SIH catalog. ygjr a;m lip W had a wvnJetfull !unuut fur out la.Hea day cmjtWon Tuesday nmr.g rven tr' ld man rat.c-r dUnl turn -ul as rll. TH l er Uci V. Lurtii I'eck. Faye RuhJ. Ituih Van Winkle. Mar Kuril Chajln. IMwrta Ih.ugh my. lk Si'trm?. Kay Kut'in iun. IW Ctlbbt. Lib Dacsett. Ma Jlartman. Mario M-yum. tk.iifia X!urdy. IUM Mhonr. lnii Ffsun. I net llutf maf. ;:d jtntdr. Ilcrr dra wl, k ard iwyt-rtf. -n ttit mnrirr i.f ih frr lunch Urn I ty llc-rb ItamlMon for the wwnan ahuuUns low nrt vrf; ana new tId balls wet awards to CVra ma fr havintf Xh numt G's and I had lw en acor. UDUS PAY LINK LORE . . . we wrrt all dfllhled lo havff May and Lib playing h'lr nr' jam f oJf with us . . . In'i rrmarking "the only thing 1 en- joypd luday was the company . . Coramae Ulng four golf balls In one ruund (and still ahooting a fairly good acoro . . . Kay ahootlng a 46 and Lucille a 44 when they both haven't played for several months . . . Hazel wUhing ahe would have atayed In bed . . . Don't forget that both men and women's ladder tour n a m e n t s have started and matches should be played as soon as possible. Thats all for the "partee line" this time, but "dial" the tee cup next week for more golfing gab. Lexington P-TA Elects Officers Br DELPHA JONES LexlnRton P-TA met last week fnr ih romilar meeting at the school auditorium. The follow- ing officers for the coming year wore elected: Gladys VanWlnkle, replaces Millie Falrdoth who had resigned because sue naa pd to Pendleton; and June Davidson, secretary, Jayne Frink. treasurer and Vesta Kilkenny, vice president. There was a film on productivity of the nation, and a very Instructive talk by the county school superinten dent, Mr Van Houte. There was also a discussion on the use of the athletic field for summer recreation. This being "men's night" the refreshments were served by the following men: E E Peck, Walter Smith, Armln Wihlon, and Orville Cutsforth. George Irvln was in charge of the program. Mr and Mrs Al Hultt of Idaho Falls, were visitors in Lexing ton on Monday. George Graves of Pendleton was a Lexington caller on Mon day at the home of his sister and family, Mr and Mrs Leonard Munkers. Mr and Mrs Dean Hunt and family were here from The Dalles Sunday where mey vis ited at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hunt. Delbert Piper of Heppner is employed full time at recKs Grocery In Lex. Lee Cornelison, grandson of Mr and Mrs Joe Cornelison has arrived in San Diego, where he has entered the U S Navy. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones and son Kenny were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Lacey in Walla Walla Sunday where they attented the "go-cart races." Steven Peck, son of Mr and Mrs Ken Peck, was a Walla Walla visitor Sunday and atten ded the "go-cart" races. The Lexlneton Christian church had the opportunity to hear, the NCC speaKer oi ine month Richard Ishmeal at the morning services. He also was a speaker at the junior hi class at Sunday school in the morn- '"Mrs Walter Smith has returned home aftpr several weeks in Eugene where she had under gone major surgery. Mr and Mrs Ken Marshall have returned home after a short trip to Central Oregon. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Hender son and daughter, Betty visited with Mr Henderson's mother in LaGrande on Sunday. Marvin Way is around and about on crutches, because of a sprained ankle due to a fall. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS ALL fAJWTl tPtlCOfAL CKtmCH Rev C Srwc Sjncf. wctor Holy Cummunlon, undy. T:30 a m. family rvW. 10 00 a m. Holy Communion Wednradaya, at 10 a m and 10 m all Holy Jnqulw' and Confirmation claaaea Tueaday. 7: p m In Rertur'a study. 10 a m Saturday. CatachUra clace for ahlldren at Rector'i itudy . CHRISTIAN CHURCH CharlM V KnoK. minister Btbl achooL 9:43. Worship arnica 11:00 a m. ST WILLIAMS CHURCH Ion Bav Raymond Beard Sunday Maaa, 9:15 a m. FIRST lAPTlST CHURCH Ion Sunday school 10 a m. Servlc 11 a m. Evening service 7:00 p m. Praver tnaetlflf Wednesday 7:30 In lh home. VALBT LUTHERAN CHURCH Worship service, 9:13 a m. Sunday school. 9:15 a m every Sunday. Servlcea held me aecona mu fourth Sunday of the month. THE THE METHODIST CHURCH Rav Austin McGhee, Pastor rtmn-h u-hooL 9:45 a m. Mrs Tom Wells, Superintendent . f .Art . MA Morning worsnip, ii.w i Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p m. ST PATRICK'S CHURCH Heppner Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masses, 7:30 and U nv Weekday Masses, T.oO a m. COLE'S Electric Motor Shop VTntffmmtTmrgmTmrmTiTpm?tTt IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH i:v fl-l MarKcr.r.e. past. Church a.luh.1 at 9 45 A XI. Morning wvtrthip at II AM Junior Pilgrim F-Uwhlp at J P M SviiH.r pilgrim FrlUiwuhip al 7 P XI Choir prariWv Monday at 8 P M. CHURCH Or JESUS CHRIST Or LATTER-DAY SAINTS' Amaiicaa Laqlon Hall Sacrament urm for month of May: "Jeu aald: be ye there for perfect, even at your Father which la In heaven Is erfect." prlcHthiMKl minting. a in. Sunday clud at 10 30. Sacrament service will tegln at 11:30 a m. CHURCH Or THE HA2ARENI Robert Whybrew, pastor Sunday school 10 a m. Worship 11 a m. Nazarene young eoples soc iety 7:00 p m. Evening servlc. 7:300 p rru Moetlni? In Seventh Day Ad- ventlst church. Everyone welcome. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST C L Vorles, Pastor Saturday services Sabbath school. 9:3d A M. Church service, 11:00 A XI. "Oulet Hour" radio broadcast over KGO every Sunday, 8 P XL Voiee of Pronhecy rallo Droaa- cast over KGO every Sunday, 9 P M. IONE BIBLE CHURCH Rev James W Riley, pastor Bible school 10 a m. Classes for all ages. Church 11 a m. Everyone wel come. Youth Fellowship, 6:80 p m Sunday. fiood News club lor cnuaren of all churches Mondays, 3:45. Bible stories, songs, games. Praver meeting and BiDie study, Thursday, 7:30 p m. All meetings are held in me Riley residence on 2nd street HrrTNCR OAZCTTt TtMta. TTtneadny. Aprtt ZS. 19C0 LEXINGTON CHURCH Or CHRIST Walter Smith, paitor Sunday nhool. 10.00 a in. Worship 11:00 a m. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH Alfalfa Stmt Wwrahip sen let. 11:00 a m. Sunday school. 9. 43 a m. ASSEMBLY Or COD CHURCH Sunday school 9:43 a m. Xlornlng worship. 11:00 a m. Iening aervtc 7:00 p m. Tuesday evening service, 7:45 2f' vehicles live even "longer with WARN HUBS Wirn Hubs disengage front wheel drive components eutO; matlcally until you re engage to 4-wheel drive . . ; preventing wear on front drive parts while you're in 2-wheel drive. They give you even greater gas mileage, less engine load, longer tire life, easier handling and extend the life of over 100 carts. 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