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REFERENDUM
PETITIONS
FOB CIRCULATION OR SIGNATURE
NOW AVAILABLE FOR
"REPEALING SCHOOL
DISTRICT
REORGANIZATION LAW"
To Place Measure on November Ballot
MAY BE OBTAINED FROM
J. J. NYS, Heppncr
ELDON PADBERG, Lexington
LLOYD MORGAN, lone
JIM BARNETT, lone
DEWEY WEST, Boardman
DAN HILL, Irrigon
PETITIONS MUST BE FILED BY JULY I
Pd. Adv. Morrow County Serve Our State
Dewey West. Chairman, Boardman
Jr. . f T H Vi
fir itr l'f.l-' Lihm. Ihe
rilivrr rfrwlk. Ih rJjmunu
Crit.l.!". Tm ChrUiian. Paul Do.
li. tiy. Kint i tv-hrfiy, lh Clint
ACor. H; r.ddii Uundrrton
set UlH nl 1
.IHtAI. ANNOUNCEMENT:
U n hitvf lurr,.ut 4 ll
Ctlff Sunday rt.rn.in; Iiina
nd llarUn M-Curdy r In
iliatff f ! organ!."! fly nd
I henr by way f Hi "parleo
lino" lhal 0 y really hi !
ihinif Htal dannol and the
tu-riKMin i..uld t-rovr l Iw
ijuii hilarious. Ti f I'm
! al 4 . P rn.
Txs pliylrig In our ladir
d.y mM-titln Tu.wlay were
VI Unham. Faye Rum. lw,ni"
Itamllitin In he m'ed lo
Monument fr the fei of hU
Cerce it nevrr married, but
a a friend la an. ri-ciau,
fhtldrm. Survlvr are one hro
iher. Jay II Kirk. Kenl. Wash.
Mere and nephewi ana now
of friend.
P.ev Kenm-ih Thoma. Prea
byterian paor. cffUUle.1 ! Ihe
m rv Ire. 1'allbear. r were May
nard Hamilton. B"d lllnton.
Stanley MuErae, L D Vinson,
Henry Cupr. In Ihe dudr were
Oulda Crk. Rita Cupper. Hankie
Cupper and Wayne Leather. The
.lanll wa Mr Harold Cork.
He wa laid lo rvt In Monu
ment cemetery.
Ilonrv MaHln and hi fire
fk-htlnir crew mnt four days
al fire nrhrxd Ihe past weeK. iow
they are all on the Joh for Ihe
L' i..,.n I Ii.fl'f
; h.V low net whichlCondon. Hcppner, Hardman and
entlth'd " h, r ,, the free lunch home on M-day
"ff"U"1 " il T v i a f FNTS This ed hVr cattle to bm Creek lo
LADIES DAY LAMENTS. This f, Bride ram h.
wan known hh "dubbing uarn-m-Ih
day" "never have I t.n
sin h "bh)pers" as wme of u
made" . . . Dee was playing a
new k.i me all by herself, for
sh0 would drive off and then
run a few steps and practically
catch her ball before it hit the
Kround you can't say she wasn"t
Retting under her ball) .
Jayne and I both took seven
strokes before we ever got on
the jrroen on no 2 . . . VTs
trouble hole was no 7 (but at
least she K't lucky and sunk
her approach shot which was
her sixth stroke) ... if we didn't
drive Into the creek we man
awd to Ret into plenty of water
on the no 6 and no 8 fairways.
OVERHEARD: that everyone Is
delighted to see Paul Doherty
Joining our RolfinR gang . .
that Clint Agee made a Deaui
Iful drive on no 8 Sunday . . .
that Frank and Eric Anderson
plaved the Sun Valley course
last week . . . that lormer nep
pner golfers John and Mike Wil
liams won the father and son
nine hole play in Pendleton Sun
day . . . that Phil and Hazel
Mahoney played the Pendleton
mirtn Tnpsilav and had a little
frnu hie keening track of golf
balls.
Until next week remember that
old golfers never die they Just
loose their grip.
HUNTING
ffl More
BUSINESS
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Pay
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fi2
our ooiiiis
WHEN DUE
and
Keep Your Credit Good
Plon.r Sarvic Company credit information Is moat valuable,
N commlslon charged on collection.
All money paid direct to creditor.
PIONEER SERVICE CO., Inc.
SINCE 1926
Th Merchants' and Professional Men's
Own Organization
Oregon-Idaho-Utah-Nevada-Division
Division Office: Eugene, Oregon
WATCH TOR THE CREEN AND BLACK HANDBILL
WITH ACCOUNTS FOR SALE
ih Alton Mi Bride ranch
n.nnv and Billie Gienger
sjtent Ihe weekend at John Day.
returning home witn meir m-
nn.i familv. ihe Otis Rickers.
Mr Rubv Gienger and Mrsj
Chrystle Gienger drove to Her
miston to visit their mother, Mrs
Julia Jackson, last week.
Mrs Harry Scott and son lio
k..V nnri Mrs Elmer Matteson
.urn TiioiI.iv ui on Cottonwood
visiting the Joe Wheeler family.
Maynard Hamilton, wayne
Leathers and Rita Cupper drove
to Mt Vernon the 13th for a
parish council of the Presbyter
Ian church.
Mr and Mrs E E Howell drove
lo Heppner Tuesday on business.
Barbara Wheeler was an over
night guest at the Harry Scott
home Tuesday.
Harold Roberts of Penaieion
came In last week with more
lumber for the house he plans
to build here.
Mr ar.4 Mi Eatui 'f Eane
H-rf.l Ihe rkrr.! ! IM Med
dtt out IhMitfH Heppnef, 4
V.chl Mile. hrfe V? ua w
lle.
Mr an J Mr Hf4 t Me
4 hUav. Olrtfuri wrl ifuet l
the home w Mr ana Mr
Mahrl Ul -k.
M trite E Cibh. Long t'rerk
R Farter. . Ihe Monumenl l
mUtrrk la Pendleton June H
nkn thrv attend-d Ihe Orrt'on
ihapier tf ihe NAft'S. The ladle
returned home Thurway even-
lri.
Johnny Giencer I now work
ing at 0!e fi Mr Chry'l
Kurlincham
Willie Farren returnd home
Friday from Heppner where he
had undergone urjrery en the
Mr Darlene Boyer ana Mr
Annie Mew drove lo Pendleton
Friday on bulne.
Mr nd Mr uienn iui o
Vale, spent the weekend here
visiting hi brother. Guy HUH
and family. Their daughter.
Joyce will return home wun
ttm aa hhe Ua IK-m a n
.l.liiniv hori
u anfl Mr Tom Erhardt and
vn .f Portland wer up for Ihe
awbi-nrl visit ne her reiauves,
the Ray Davis family ana sir
and Mr E L Lewis.
Mr and Mr Joe Mellor and
hrM rhll.lren of Dayton, Wash
rame In Sunday to attend Ihei
service of George KuK, visnea
with friends and returned home
a nlnk and blue shower was
held at the Roberta Croker home
ciiirriiv in honor of Mrs itlcn-
ard Martin. She received many
l,.v1v rifts.
Mr and Mrs Bob Leslie and
children of Bend were over for
ih uHkcnd at the Koy torn
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams
and son Walter and Mr and Mrs
Glenn Williams and daughter
spent the weekend at Dcpoc Bay
fishing. Report good luck.
Mr and Mrs Charles Roach
,imv tn LnGrande for the week
end with their daughter, Mr and
Mrs Norman DuBosch.
Vpmn McCartv and Clayton
Sa.r...k drovo to Snrlncncld. ore
gon Friday evening wnere mey
got the Sweek household goods,
and Is moving to Heppner. He
u pmnloved at the Padburg
Machinery Co. His wife and three
sons have spent a wcck nere
with her sister. Mrs Stella Mc
Carty.
Mrs Tilda Potter and daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs
Leo Hathaway of Vancouver,
Wash came in Friday to visit
the Howells. Mrs Potter is a sis
ter of Frank Howell, an aunt
to Everett, Bill and Clifford Howell.
. i ..... .t I ilburn Hant ri4 cMM-
.l!.rrc.u.;":,.;-.a .......
he
a wrrk trie UiUr. Irt moiber.icrandrr. Jennie Giertfer o n-
Mr rii Shank. Her hu.bandj fuBll.y hrr P"
,am tn alter U nd thy " .,,.,,. ,h) h4
FiUy ii return lo useir
Mr an! Mr E4 Rauna drove lo
lnd. reiurrung with Ihrt? iwo
tftand-.n h will ty with
them f urnmer
Sherry Crfc returtie.1 h-me
Ut we-k. after vtittn her i
trr and family In PiUnJ.
Mr and Mr Harry iv, nd
m,n were .Sunday evening euet
. i vviKSflcr home on
Cotlonww!
a eue.i t home t4 Mr
r;j ,unu 1
WpirnKee,eth Tl-ma. Walter
Sil i ca 'helWy
irrian chunti. .
tnniiii""gmia
LongTerm Farm Loans
SEE
Federal Land Bank Association
of Pendleton
103 Main St Phone. Cr. 1-731
Pendleton. Oregon
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YOU . . .
PLAY
SAFE WITH
6 mx&ix
GRAIN FIRE
INSURANCE
IT COSTS VERY LITTLE
DON'T TAKE CHANCES
INSURE TODAY!
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ON PREMIUM
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INSURANCE AGENCY
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OUT WHERE THE COUNTRY CAN
TEAR A TRUCK TO PIECES
Chevy
middleweights
get li more
work done
in a day!
Where they used to deliver 2,300
gallons of liquefied petroleum gas
in other trucks, Petrolane Gas
Service of Long Beach, California,
can now deliver 3,500 gallons a
day! That's 7 days a week usually,
over back trails and up into high
rock country with maximum GVW
loads. And with Chevy's Torsion
Spring Ride paving every foot of
the way! Tou Wt get any more
jolting on washboard roads than
you do in a passenger car, or any
sidesway on curves," says driver
Bemie Stone. "I used to take some
rough roads at from 5 to 8 miles
an hour. Now I can go 30 over
them." Petrolane has over 200
Chevrolets hauling for them.
If you think we're excited about
Chevy's independent front suspen
sion, you ought to talk to the truck
owners who are profiting by it.
They'll tell you Chevy's torsion
spring design is the hottest thing
to hit the industry since trucks be
gan. Drive one that's the proof,
short and sweet
WORTH MORE BECAUSE THEY WORK MORE! CHEVROLET STURDI BILT TRUCKS
See your local authorized Chevrolet deder
FULLETON CHEVROLET COMPANY
MAT I MAIN PHONK 1321 HEPPNER, OBSOON