FW0verThe
M Tee Cup
If Jetfcle U1
y JACIIE LAIHART
I Hie la h1 Iriji la I he tmil
Ut Mfrk. I Ul.aUe Id Um
your usual ru& if toe itU, in
I art )mu mit'M y ihi )u
"buoy and full potters rre
v "beached" far a
Trn Ul: In the men's
Sunday rnrnifsj; r f ;r 1 1 1 1 o n
wuh 8iJI Collins In thire. writ
Francis li.J-.rn-, Harry (yum
nrll. fcidie Omi.l.-rt.iH, fM rVn
nett. Jud-e t'armuharl. Rb
Frlnk. Ambruse Chsjln. 1mt-1I
Cribble, Harlan M.Vurdy, Bill
Ctdlins. fonley La r. ham. and
Ned Svr-lc Harry rardod l'W
gross Bcore, Frtnrls had low net
and Judge made the lonfrst
drive on no 6.
Sunday aftrrnuun two ball
foursomes ttere Iard and
partners were Jude and Jayne
Prink, F-ddle (;undmn and
Donna MKHirdy. Lowell tlnhble
and Kay Robinson. IW Grihble
and Harlan McCurdy, Tm Glass
and Beverly Gundi-roon. and
Creston Robinson and mywlf.
Jayne and Judjre had low growi
u 1th a S3 and D and Harlan
shot second low crt.s with a
33.
WKKKKND WONDKKINGS: II
Harlan and Crib's" knwi go!
sunburned ... If Bob I'enland
was thrilled uith his 33 he shot
Saturday afternoon ... if Marie
and Clint weren't clad to find
the 17 long lost "little friends"
of theirs' (Doug. Stuart and Bar
bara Cribble recovered 253 Rolf
balls from the creek Saturday!
.... how the late, late, four
ball elghtsome did Sunday even
ing. Those also seen on the course
Sunday afternoon were the DUk
Meadors. Terrell Bonce. Matt
Hughes. Ned weck. Bill Collins.
LaVerne Van Marter. the "Buck"
Ruhls and Ed Bennett.
Twenty gal golfers turned out
for our ladies day competition
Tuesday despite the ominous
clouds and sub-Irrigated fal
ways. Those playing were Gen
Case, Maxine Gray, Hazel Ma
honey, Coramae Ferguson, Marie
McQuarrle, Doe Cribble, Susie
McQuarrle, Kay Robinson. Jayne
I iw.s, lUi.L t Vicmv
Vl l-i i. .. Siiikr, Ita
brita I?utn Van
Wli.kSr Ctrijf CVUins. t-trf
Onhi lvit-. Tell
in. ft.rll ! I1ir:f Ja)(i KA
-w rtrt HUD (Mil 29. I raided
M (f. ttiih a JT. Ie and
Kay lied tt the - number
.f punt and Jsyre and I Uh
j am"! ! 9 t l.h the hid
den hu!e,
friXIAL ANNOIMIMI-NT;
Stsrtlr. this Sunday If the days
r hi. I land we hot ihcy are
the men's lee vtt lime will be
at ? 3 a m and the two ball
f.ur..me will begin at 4 W p m.
UVI.KJII.AltU: inl liwei nm
a S.4 lau week and that she
and Mrle both did quite well
c ie nl ooure . . .
.... VI won sm new golf balls
fr making Ihe longest drive In
the lady Kik gojl cofeuuon
In Medfurd during the Elks con
r nt l..n . . . thai Maurice Brown
of Kinua mied a hole In one
by jut a few ln hes on no 4 . . .
ihai nn-golfer Jerry Daggett
Mt-ms quite Interested In our
game after doing so well In the
hole in one contest uninsured by
Ihe Chamber 'f Commerce.
Ttiofs all on the partec line
this week but should have more
link lore to tell next tee lime.
lone News
Mr and Mrs W E Melena re
turned Tuestlay from Portland
uhore thev had attendel grad
uation exorcises at Portland
State for John Peterson, son or
Mr and Mrs Victor Peterson of
The Dalles.
He retried that Paul Balsiger
if The Dalles is quite 111. Bal
sigers are former lone residents.
ir and Mrs Favne Ely and
sons of Portland are visiting rel
atives at lone.
? and Mrs Henrr Teti re
turned to their home In Mon
mouth on Tuesday after a few
days visit at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr and
Mrs William Labhart.
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WW fta DID MOT ShooT A MtALOj
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you patronize us. We value your business. Your enjoyment
is our aim.
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Monument News
r ATKA MATTCION
M umrf.1 Mat ham u r'
t,.?l.e tun t. bn e.tl.t h ha
..e I a lfj Monument t'.iunun
rurh as a MudeM Iniern
tnm M'-tmtk Summary In
O Ua-.. II will Mre f ear
at fMtih autar.i Mr Vnetui
la making his home in ihe rmu
w..uth of lh fhurrh.
Mr IVail Th..jnin i in Ht
land heie he U la ha ur
friy Ihla week
, nA N!r Fred M Calls "f
r..iht Uited l the Bud
irnle hunje Ihe at Merle
Uilise mm if Mr and Mrs
Darrrll Farrens Is In llrrpnet
where he had surgery Jaiuraa
m.rntng. When he leaves me
hoital he will nay with his
grandmother. Mrs IN-elyn Far-
reus In llej pner.
Mr and Mrs Henry' Mrun
dnrte td llcppwr Sunday where
Pearl had a itvvkup. Mie nas
U-rn cunfinetl to her bed the
past two weeka.
Mrs Cwen Covington U slay
ing at Prlnevllle for a while.
Mrs Stella McCarty and child-n-n
returned home Thuraday
from Jacksonville. Ore where
he vUl'ed her mother, Mrs Jos
ephine Schraum. She left her
daughter there for an extended
vUU. She also stopped at Spring
field lo see her sister and family,
the Clayton Sweeks,
Mr and Mrs E E Howell spent
Saturday at Spray on business.
Mr and Mrs Bob Burton are
the parents of a 7 lb, 12 oi boy.
born Thursday at the John Day
hospital. Both mother and son
are doing fine. This makes them
two boys.
Mr and Mrs Ford Sloan and
children of Long Creek visited at
the Dick Williams home Thura
day afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Earl Lewis and
children drove to Long Creek
Sunday morning on business,
then spent the rest of the day
at Cottonwood with her folks,
the Bud Engles.
Mrs Irene Scott of Vale drove
in Thursday to visit for the week
end at the home of her son,
Harry and family, and another
son Walter, who had been vis
itinc here. Walter returned home
with his mother.
Mrs Bob Holmes and Mrs
Frank Williams drove to Pendle
ton Thursday on business.
Mrs T W King drove to Pen
dleton Friday with her son Earl.
He left with others for Corvallls
where he will study science for
three weeks.
Mrs Jessie Scott, Mrs Thelma
Williams, Mrs Janet Lewis and
Mrs Robert Scott and the Lewis
children spent Wednesday at the
ranch home of Mrs Bob Holmes.
Mr and Mrs Elmo Lewis spent
Friday in John Day on business.
Guy Hills left last week to
visit relatives in California.
Mrs June Hutchison, Roberta
Croker and Mrs Gene Vaughn
spent Monday in John Day.
Miss Marge Batty of Seattle
was visiting here Saturday.
m noris Canon and Ouida
Cork spent Saturday in Bend on
business.
Mr and Mrs Earl Lewis and
children were supper guests at
the Jack Forrest home baturaay.
Mrs Thelma Williams and Mrs
phviii Williams and daughter
visited in Long Creek Saturday.
Mrs Jessie Scott and son ko
bert, Mrs Irene Scott and son
Walter, and Mrs Martha Matte
son spent Friday in Pendleton
shopping.
Gale Engle left Saturday for
Boys State in Corvallls as a del
egate from the Legion. Miss
Nickie Drees left Sunday by bus
for her week at Girls' State. She
was sent by the Auxiliary.
Bud Engles, Judy and Gale
spent last week at Mollala with
his mother. Judy stayed on for
Straight Bourbon from Kentucky
. n -l ' w.
iky'-- . - -?v . .-X N.--
, t&& its
1 -to n' I yb
Nature's finest bourbon
There is none better!
TClTwWTAGC COMf T. USLLE. KY. TUCKT STRAIGHT BOURBOI WHISKEY. 86 PROOF
Lexington News
If OtLfHA 0t$
Vacation H:bte a h'1 'afed
on Mmulay minie at Ihe
,hurh with 3 pupils in aiten-dan.-
TrJi hrf f.f 0e froup
t.re -hd. Mrs lli lite Smilh
with helpers WM Vum. and
Mrs Mi'irkle; primary: lTr-
lene Jones; Intef mellaie lna
Marardl with helper C.I.i.Ivs
Van Wtfskle: and leenafe IV
pha Jone. and helper June Da
vld'n. PlanlM Is Charleiw Jor.es.
and Mrs Cn'' Steagatl Is sit
ling ith Ihow" oungters loo
oung for Ihe sthool. h.e
mothers are helping After two
weeks of flames there will t
a shoft program. A collation
i liken each day for the mis-
alonary prt)ect. and at the pro
tram ihete will he a collection
lo help defray Ihe cost of the
materials for the wnoui.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Walker of
Rosehurg have been house
euets f Mr and Mrs Newt
OHarra. Mr Walker Is a mem-
longer visit.
Mr and Mrs Richard Martin
are the parents of a boy. born
June 1.1 at Prlnevllle.
trr t( Use tate t xntmiasln
and ihev are enroute la their
i.ew hie In I'Merptlse and la.
krl
Mr and Mrs Glenn Griffith and
n ivtu were t slier at Ihe
Cecil J. .tie home on Tliursday.
Tlieir n Mtke and Pobby
IVikh trturn.sl Li Fphrata with
them the next d.t.
Mr and Mrs Waiter Smith and
daughters were John Day callers
lat we-k al the home of her
lter
Mr and Mrs Carl Manjuar' t
are the parents of a baby girl,
named Sherrle Anita, she weigh
ed 8 lbs and 10 or.
Mr Norma Marquardt and
daughter. Mrs Homer Hughes
were Spokane callers last wck.
Mrs June Davidson and bro
ther Man-In Way were callrs
at Ihe Jenson home In Waits
hurg t.n Sunday. Linda and Dale
Coojn-r returne! home with Ihem
after a visit there.
Mr and Mrs George Irvin were
rortland visitors Monday.
Mr and Mrs O G Breeding and
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Steagall
were Spray visitor on Sunday.
Mrs Paul Breeding Is a patient
in Pioneer Memorial hospital In
lleppner.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Ledbetter
are vacationing at Olive Lake.
HlttttZ GAZCTTE -TINES. Thuisdar. lust It. 19CH
Mr and M.s O W CuUf..ih
and s-n Gene and Bermere Wih
l..n were Emmett. Idaho viitn
on Monday.
O W CuUfoith was enteitalned
with a birthday dinner honoring
tie and Kenny Jonea tn Iheir
.icthd.s. The dinner was held
Saturday niht on ihe Cutforth
lawn. Thoe pin'nt were Mr and
Mrs Armln Wihlon. Mrs l.jr Ij'.v
va. Mr and ?us inn jiu-i ami
.n Kenny. Mike Griffith, an.l
f n.,,1 Mr Gerce In In and
children and the CuMorth fam
ily-
Gar Levva 1 six-mung some
time In pollen Hie, California on
business
Mr and Mrs Ai.rur llem1ersr.n
and family are spending a whll
at Ihe Claude White laru h.
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