Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, June 16, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextHeppnek Gazette-Tim Heppner, Oregon, Thursdoy, June 16, 1960 Auxiliary Elects lone Legion Slate of Officers T ECHO PALMATEER Mm Vrier lUms was elected prtMtldrnt of the American Legion Auxiliary at a meeting Tuesday. June 7 at the home of Mm Eldon Padberjj in Lexington. Other of fleers elected were Mm Pete Can non, first vice president; Mr Ted Palmateer. 2nd vice rel dent; Mrs Cecil Thorne. mc retarytreasurer; Mm Charles Do herty. chaplain; Mm Robert Rlet mann, sergeant-at arms and Mm Echo Palmatecr. historian. Mm G Hermann Is the outcome pres ident. Mrs El don Tucker. ii'Py chairman, gave a report on the popples. $2(5.13 worth were aold. Mm Hams, Jur)or actlvltlet chairman. reporter that the Jun ior girl had a welner roast In the park recently. Installation will be held the evening of June 21 In the Legion hall. Mrs Pad berg and Mm Walter Cor ley served refreshments. Mrs Walter Jacobs was elec ted president of the Topic club at a meeting . Friday afternoon at the home of Mm Fannie Grif fith. Other officers elected were Mm Garry Tullis. vice president and Mrs David Baker, secretary treasurer. The roll call was an swered by giving a few lines of a favorite poem and giving a book to the public library. The program books were given out for the coming year. For the pro gram, Mm Rod MacKenzie read poems and told of the different kinds of poems. Refreshments were served by Mrs Griffith, Mrs MacKenzie and Mrs Arvllla Swanson. The club will have no more meetings until September. Long Distance Natlon-Wlda Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PEN LAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 Varatlon church m hotd Matted Monday morning at the Com munity church with 50 pupils enrolled. The theme U on the church. The teat-hem are .Mm Milton Morgan. Mm Rod MacKenrie. Mrs John Proudf.. Mm James BurnrM. Mm Walter Cl-y. Mm Fredrick Martin; the auttstanu r- shlrlev HUk. MarJtvJe O'Connor. Fran MtLeod. Marilyn Morgan and Mierry loriey. Mrs Delmer Crawford has charge of the games. Mm David MtLeod. the refreshments. Rev Rod Mac Kenzie. the music and also teaches. Mr Robert Rletmann and Mm Charles Hudson, mem in.r. r the board of education. had charge of the planning of the program for the week. A pro gram will be held Friday even im inno 17 at the church at 7:30 P M with Mm Crawford In charge. Gene Clock and children. rariivn and David, of Vancouver. Wash were weekend visitors at their cousins, Mr and Mrs David JM.-imann. The families spent Sunday with relatives In Kenne nirk Wash. The Glocks were on their way to Minnesota. Initiation was held In the 1st and 2nd degrees and obligations in th 3rd and 4th degree In Willows grange Saturday even ing for Mr. Franklin unasirom, Lola Wilson. Alton Yarnell, San dra Eubanks, Alvln McCabe and Mancell Townsend. Franklin Lindstrom was reinstated. Several children from here are attending the summer school at the Catholic church In Heppner for the past two weeks. Also several from here are attending the summer school at the Hope Lutheran church In Heppner. Mr and Mrs Arlie Rahn of Seattle are the parents of a son, born June 5. Weight, 5 lb and 8 oz. Mr and Mrs Cecil Thorne are the grandparents. Mr and Mrs Norman Everson and son of Portland spent the weekend at the Charles Carlson home. Mr and Mrs Rex Melena and daughters, Patty and Pam of Couer d' Alene, Idaho, visited W i: McUn ! r i ' - i 1 I rM4ko Dad Sad with PATHER'SDAY II GIFTS WHEN tOr J THE QUESTION, w herv all th right an. swart In gift to do him (and you) provd " Fa- in way Always TOPS- hi father. Sk Hughr. of Idaho was a vUltor hrre Ut Mr" and Mm Milton Morgan and family and Mm W Crw' lord were Portland vUltom Utl week. ,x . , ... t Mr and Mm lleo " son. Robert, attended the grad uation of their son. Ernest, at Pacific University Sunday. . Mn Urvce Keen ana children attended the graduation of their son, Loy. at Oregon Tech at Klamath Fall Friday U last we-k. Mm Mary Swanson feli at her home Wednesday of last week and fractured a bone In her right wrist. John Swanson. son of Mr and rr.i-tund Swanson. under went surgery on hia knee in St Anthon- hospital in it-no.., last week. Mm Paul Pettyjohn underwent surgery on her arm at St An thony's hospital last week. Donna Palmer, daughter or Mr and Mm Lee Talmer. was a pat lent In the Pioneer Memorial hospital a few days last week. Th. hii.imn in the community enjoyed a circus here last week. The Maranatna ciuo mn the home of Mrs Marlon Palmer Wednesday afternoon or last week. At the business meeting conducted by Mrs Palmer, presi dent. It was reported that a new carpet has been iaia in me tlbule of the Community church. Mrs Rod MacKenzie received the door prize. Those from here who attended the Past Noble Grand club picnic-luncheon in Heppner Mon day of last week were. Mm Wal lace Matthews, Mm Ernest Hel iker, Mrs E R Lundell. Mrs Ar vllla Swanson, Mrs Sam Esteb and Mrs Mary Swanson. New books added to the public library are Feelin' Fine by Mon roe; Gardening a new world for Children by Wright; The Cru saders by Wesh; and the Louis iana Purchase by Tallant. Mrs Norman Nelson and child ren spent a few days in Eugene and Oak Grove with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Peterson and children of Baker were visitors tact wopfc at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Garry Tullis and family. Legion Names Officers Bill Rletmann was eieciea of the American Legion post at a recent meeting. Other officers elected were .Tamps Barnett. vice commander; Ted Palmateer, adjutant; Robert DeSpaln, chaplain; waiter Mjr lev. sereeant-at arms; Earl Mc Cabe, historian. 4-H members going to the rat itnr-ic show' In' The Dalies re cently and how they placed with their stock were, fatepnen L,inu strom, 2nd with his sheep; Rol and Ekstrom, 4th; Bob Rice, 4th and Kenneth Lynn Smouse 4th; all three in beef. Mrs P'e'.hryn Yarnell is stay- at ihe clinic at wneeier. Her son, Alton, took her there last week. Tr r.rant Riebv and children, Trova and John, and her mother, Mrs Sarah Trobough left Tor Fort land this week where they have taken an apartment. Mrs Rigby 1 A. uiii attend summer scnooi ai SPORT SHI RTS We have a wonderful new selection of short sleeve sport shirt, that Dad wm wear aU summer long, oenei out a couple todayl $25 TO $g95 SPORTS JACKETS $25 TO $35 SUMMER WEIGHT SLACKS $8.95 UP GIFT CERTIFICATES Wilson's Mens Wear Th lt f personal Srrie ing Portland Slate, An.M ilmlman imnhd a M tn ThirJ Sir-! l"0 'Un trrf and will vulU Ihhi on H. Artuild M"lty ff Hri ln-r U helping him. Mibe oi Arorilcan Leg on Hit aluitunuin kitug on thrtr hail. ThuM frn here whv aie at tending slate grange In F--burg tbla wwk are, Mr and Mm Wate Crawford. Mr and Mm Art n.i.11 and l'jtt Morgan. Mt Crawford was In Portland and Mr Crawford and his wn and wtfew Mr and Mr Verolee Craw, ftird of Helix cm thrtigh hre Saturday and took him to Port land to Join Mm Crawford. Cttf OuncU MU At the city council meeting. Tuesday evening of lat w-eek. new regulation traittc ticKeis un nrd.-red: the memttem wted to adopt the budget, which Is to be posted; putting on a new r.f nn the city rntervolr was discussed also building codes and zoning was discussed. Mr and Mm Dale Ray left ror Portland and Lvle. Wash last week. Tlielr on. Clauile Brasliem of Lyie. Wash took them down. Mr nnd Mrs Herbert Ekstrom Sr and son. Roland, and Mr and Mr Herbert Ekstrom Jr, and Mm Van Hubbard and Mm Ray Boyce and son attended the graduation exercises at Eastern Oregon College Friday of last week where their sons, Dick Ekstrom and Robert Hubbard graduated. Iov Keene. son of Mr and Mrs Rrvce Keene and a graduate of Oregon Tech. leM for Mercury, Nevada where he has a position at Lawrence Radiation labora tory- . . Mrs Sam Esteh celebratea ner frith birthday at her home Tues day afternoon. June 7. Others there were Mrs Lewis Ball. Mrs Edythe White. Mm Imogene Mooney, Mrs Fred Esteb and Mrs Anna Lindstrom. Mrs Luther Garner and son of Pendleton was a visitor at the Lewis Ball home this week. Guests last week at the Sam Esteb home were his brother and wife, Mr and Mrs Fred Esteb of Tacoma and Mr and Mrs Doc Holbrook of Salem. Mrs Holbrook is a daughter of Mr Esteb. Those from here who took part In Mrs Jesse Turner's piano re cital in Heppner, Sunday were Karen and Cheryle Lundell and Susan Lindstrom. Melvln Mar tin was a guest trombone soloist. Others attending from here were, Mr and Mrs Raymond Lundell, Mr and Mrs Roy Lindstrom and Christine, Mrs Fannie Griffith, Mrs Anna Lindstrom, Mr and Mrs Fredrick Martin, Mrs Ken- neth Smouse and Cherilyn and Carl, Mrs Ella uurgoyne, mm Beulah Lundell of Portland who Is visiting relatives here, also attended. Those from here who attended the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star In Portland last week were Mrs Charles O'Connor, representative of Missouri in Oregon, Mrs Omar Rletmann, Mrs James Lindsay and Mrs Roy Lindstrom. Mr and Mrs Carl Bergstrom re turned home last week from a two weeks trip. They visited their son, and family, Mr and Mrs Norman Bergstrom, Brook ings and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Walter Berg strom In Oakland, Calif. Mr and Mrs Walter Dobyns were Portland visitors a couple Boardman Couple Leave on Trip To Denmark y MAIY LIE MAftLOW Mr and Mi A.M! Skiuto Mi lit wrrk n an rMi-n.W trip which will eventually lake Ui-m t, (Venh.ten. lVnmfk f.-r a tv tnnth UH wilh fnnuU and rlurft. They wrnt lfm hre to poJiUnd lo vuil It.rtr in In- l ... .l.. . t.,..r lr ait.t M r Tot Sumla. and will ato vuil ianoitfr m In law and daugh ter. Mr and Mm Duane Silver thtirn in Aloha. Thy tll lh-n 'go to Junction City to vUH ikubo' c.iuln. IVIe Skoulm Fnm Ihrr,. they will go to PH aluina. Calif, where the reunion of the Skouto family will be held June 19. This affair U held once every three years. After the reunion they will go by plane to Los Angelea. Calif, and from there will fly to Denmark. Na tives of Denmark, they were married there in 1J23 and came to the Males to live. This will le their first trip back to their homeland. M Sgt and Mm Howard A Murrav and children Howard. Jerry. ' and F.llratxih of Fair child Alrforoe Be at SK.kane, Wash were weekend visitors at the home or Mr and Mm G C Delts. They also visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Brlggs. Brlggs sister. Mm Edith Reed of Boise, Idaho, accompanied them here. Chris Dolts accom- I i.t-J ii. cm I. .(!. tu vi;i Ua erW. ... Irtlikal In P. ttln4 &t i,r.t weie Mr end Mr iilJ U k ai tUucMt r P'.tne. Mr and Mi lilen t'ari-f,,, r nJ Mi Nailun Tt-H end ttauih l-f. Sandra and T-ea, and ,niie tletw-rf Tl.e f!Uk n-tit llift-r da in (vnUnJ where Matk attend rd a tie W i rk !.. jt Mr and Mrs Itaifl l Kie went t,i IVtriUnd lat Ttiutxlay. and Tilday e!;t to Kl-tmath Fll to attend t!e graduation rrr-ctM- at tT1. where their n Ivan w among the giaduating clj han hat returnetl here ktav until his hand w tilth was cui in a ret-nt aetident. is healed. Mr and Mr Kumm-II Miller and i-hildien Jim and Patty jeit the weekend in Ui Grande lillng at Ihe hme of their n In law and daughter. Mr and Mm Vrn Carpenter. U Tail af-4 hrt a trt in 1, Mr r.il'.b Vi f ! Ivia arid Mr W tj JW hafer left Saturday ft IXnland. and wi:l g to the lg..ri iat (OaUauad ea f a? 12) C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE Phone W3$ HrppB" Stock Available in kiftDTUWF?T KIATURAL GAS CO. Northwest Natural Gas Company was granted a UancUta. a state, in I3u. "-rr? 'ST1 aas in 1956. Gas and coKe oo. nun mo "-"c"' - ------- - the name was changed and Northwest Natural Gs became " . .UMMjinf inrtuatrv. Cross rav- ci mowing company m ; , . -,. enGes for 1959 Were 53 abov. tha level of 1958. Common Stock Data Current annual dividend of 82c was 93.2 Federal tax deferred In 1959. It is estimated that a substantial por tion of the dividends will be tax deferred through 1962. u. qmuImm wiU b in Happna tomorrow (Juna 17). Coll 6-9912 to I I iUl.n contact him lor motm uuwiuu. ot'cvrim e- MDESINCl ( lh Prll.4 6" it in lArp pnr Mfllh. ilka Smite & Co. 6 204 Generol Petroleum Building Portlond 1 2, Oregon of days last week. Glenn Ball of Yakima was a recent visitor here. Dataa to remember!- June 17 Vacation church school program at trt community church at 7:30 D m. June 18 Dance at the Legion halL June 21 American Legion Aux iliary meeting at tne Legion hall at 8 p m. Installation of officers. June 20 to 22 Stata Federation of Garden clubs at Pendleton. June 22 HEC of Willows grange at th grange nan in nm afternoon. June 24 Three Links club of Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge ot 2 d m. Th Moan annual family re union will be neia in ine Dalles, June 17. 18 and 19th. REFERENDUM PETITIONS TOR CIRCULATION OR SIGNATURE NOW AVAILABLE FOR "REPEALING SCHOOL DISTRICT REORGANIZATION LAW To Place Measure on November Ballot MAT BE OBTAINED FROM J. J. NYS, Heppner ELDON PADBERG, Lexington LLOYD MORGAN, lone JIM BARNETT, lone DEWEY WEST, Boardman DAN HILL, Irrigon PETITIONS MUST BE FILED BY JULY 1 Pd. Adv. Morrow County Servo Our State Dewey West, Chairman, Boardman Member Hidveat Stock Eichawce Plec Gas . . - t . U ! I" W,tll Please send me more miomiation aooui i Name Address ! Make Our Low Prices A Shopping Habit MARKET AND LOCKERS 178 W. WILLOW HOME OWNED THOMAS S. AND MILDRED HOWELL PHONE 8-9922 STANDY 14 ox. Catsup 6 w $1 HI-WEST FROZEN ASSORTED VEGETABLES 1 Save With Sandy PET RITZ. BRADLEY. CRISPIE FROZEN PIES 2 for 89c Warn LB 69c 2 Lbs 51.37 STANDBY MANDARIN ORANGES 4 CANS 89c Frlsbie . . 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