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Graveside Riles Held at Boardman For Mrs Chaffee . i- 1 MART LEE HARLOW ;v-H -rvri writ held here Wednesday of lat w -k for Mr A B (May J Chaffr. 81. who died June 19 In Pendleton. Fun rral wnlni were held In I Iff rtiMon. with Bun. Mortuary In charge. She U sunlved by four ni and three daughters: Ar Ihur (Hud I. Nevada; Alien. Sunnyvale, Calif; Nathan, Eug ene; John. Pendleton; Mr Car rull ilMctil Kennedy, Arizona; Mr William Either) Jme. 1 United INCOMI fund Units- SCItNCI fund United CONTININTA1 Fund United ACCUMULATTYI Fund fa fi liirtu MINT. WADDEU ft stiTD, INC WW. fxn OmI Tl CONLXT LAN HAM Box 8C9 Heppaar NAM. it - - -' lugrnr. and M.i AH tit Mr i " t ''. ' ,v,"wv 'fdrs ChaW Unit My 21.jtl wr Alien mi Mr CUud Wur in k'n.kit. ami cum here 'den, wild ht-r husband. wh preceded j ;,jr Mnt Mr txi'f M-florl of .. In .tf.Ih 111 ltP. about n,lMi were overriL-ht vliltor at ih.v tmUL-ht the ltl tHe-hi;. in u - t.f M.-ffrd ' lUtrr. Mi t tianre. whlrh they had ; n,,rt fj e !!'t. one night lflt until January. W- Among her children her to' ihe mtvIk- were Mr n'' Nathan Chaffee ami Mr am! Mr WllMam Jhh of Eugene, and Mr and Mr AMn Kcgles of TljarJ. Th. attending tne ser vices In Ilermlston irorn noara- man were Mr and Mm iwyai Hand. Mr n B Kami and Mabel IVtk. Mr and Mr Roll In BUhop were called to Dayton. Watdi last wk hv th death of Blnhnp morner. Mary Emma Bishop. K7. of Star buck. Funeral wervlce were held In Starbuik Friday. Mr and Mrs Glen Carpenter spent several ciay in vannon Beach lat week. xtr una Mrs M I Ovcson of Tooele, Utah. Rie visiting at the home of their son in law ami laughter. Mr and Mr ltonaii Black. Mrs Hlar k had major sur gery at Good Shephera noupuni n llermlston last wren. Among those attending the slate Garden Club convention in IVndlebm last week were Mrs L'-ri iirii'pn. Mrs Glen Curwn- Ar Mm Florence Hmit. Mrs Wal ter Hayes, Mrs fUjllin Bishop, Mrs SAVE $$ " KIHG BUILDING SUPPLY Portland, Oregon Pay Less ThanCoHood Wholesoie! Mr nd Mr R..l-ri .strut and iliiui t t.-r hav returned from trip to M(ow. Hah. where they at the Itom of Mr and Mi !:.ert Prlturmister. and to H,,U wher they ilitsl Struti's hrcll rr and Mer In law. Mr ana Mr J.-rri- Sirutl. Thev alU Vi ,rl!iie,l their iiarent. Mr and Mr ft O Firut and Mr an 1 Mr Peter BI-houie, In Portlaml. Mr and Mr Claud Worden and IIu;;h P Irelan havi. returned home from a thri-e weeks trip !j Missouri vlsltlnc relatives. At Joplin they vMtwl Worden's brother. Clifford Worden. and Mr Worden' Wer In law, Mr May Hulette. They also went to Fort Scott and Goodland. Kans to visit cousins. On their way home they stoped at Payette. Idaho to Ki t their daughter. Mrs Jewell Forthman and daughter. Cathy I'P. who returned here with them. Also returning with them were their grandchildren. Glcnd.i and Ronnie Williams of l.n Grande. Visitors last week at the Worden home were Mr nd Mrs Richard llamhy of Madras, friends of Mrs Forthman. Bud Walker of Brownsville vis ited at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Jim Agee, last week on his way home irom the postmasters' convention In Pendleton. Saturday visitors at the Agee home were Mr and Mrs Walter Sammls of Fullerton. Calif, and Mrs Leona Falling of The Dalles. Mrs Charles Anderegg took her mother, Mrs Barbara Snell of Sacramento. Calif, to Portland last week after she had visited Contractors! DealersI Homeowners I SPECIAL PURCHASE 280 lb. & 290 lb. PABCO SHINGLES HtV vour BIG CHANCE to savo over 50 on first grade GIANT ROCK SHINGLES, maao to last is ta 20 vearsl Priced at less than carload wholesale. they com in 6 colors; Laurel and Platinum Green. SHvar White. Coral Blend Jade Blend and Desert Tone. $795 100 Square Feet HEAVYWEIGHT. JUMBO PABCO ANGLE LAP SHINGLES 150 and 165 lb. Dutch-Lap typo shingle cut at an angle for better water run ... i..ii.M n 3 colors nt ' tremendous avlngsl Colors: Yoaemlto Gray. Sier ro Silver. Canyon CoraL $595 100 Square Feet M I Buy Now! You'll Never Save More! Less Than Carload Wholesale Prices. Huge 8-Carload Stock! All 1st Grade Tab- co Quality! MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED! 1 Discount Prices On Major Brand PAINTS 1 Gallon Freo for Every Gallon You Buy of SHAKE or LATEX $598 Gal. THINNER. In your can HOUSE PAINT . 29C GAL. S498 GAL. Over 10.000 sheets soldi 4x8x'i" Pre-Flnished V-Groove Mahogany Paneling .... $2" 12-2 LOOMEX Sheet in 250 ft .rolls .... roll $75 Just lnl Another load of inside MA HOGANY DOORS $395 to $95 34" Mahogany or Birch Plywood In 4x3 sheets, 23Vac ft. sheet $749 Factory Direct Prices wxia- $i3.?4 Prime Aluminum ! Jl' ;;;;;; JJJJ SLIDING '. e0"x24" .. $19.07 WINDOWS 1 SSf 3 ALL SIZES 96"x60" 563.13 Below Wholesale Prices On Reg. $12.50 Pre Hung Alum-PIONEER-FLINTKOTE ";H,m CEILING TILE Storm-Screen Door Decorator accoustical complete with tile, reg. 26c 14c ft. hardware $29.95 Decorator tile Lo-cost Storm reg. 22c 13c ft. Screen Door $19.95 Both styles in choice Aluminum Screen of three pastel colors: Door, complete with Golden Sand, Ocean Pearl, all hardware, reg. Apua Mist. 14.88 59.95 OAK FLOORING $105 Vertical Grata CEDAR SHAKES, No. 2 Painted $5.95 Sq. No. 1 Shakes, Cartoned $7.95 Sq. M Cement, baas. reg. S1.59 $1.43 FRONT DOORS .... $7.95 Up SLIDING PATIO DOORS $99 4x8xi i" PLYVENEER .... sheet $1.98 n OPEN SUNDAYS BUILDING SUPPLY 2 locations in Portland 8905 N. Vancouver Ave- BU 5-3G21 10301 N. E. Clisan St.. AL 4-5S51 HlfFNtl GAZETTE-TIMES. Tnnrsday. ita M. 10 nd rt Bobui will arrive Wed nrdj ta Uit, M; nid Cm-U i.4 CfcS di Co wrrst to Lexington Sun day to Ult at the home of their nlrre. Mr and Mr Carl Mr jusrdt. Mr and Mr KViih Fen;un of Srstlle, Wash were weekend vi- Moris at the home of Mr er- guMn' parents. Mr and Mr Amln Hug Mr n.t Mm Vern Crtenter and son. Ruswll and Tommy of La. Grande were weekend vis itors at the home of Mrs Car renter' parents. Mr and Mr Russell Miller. Mr Lowell Shattuck vlsltea hr u.n ?!nl.-v In Raker !( we'k. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mr Frank Marrow were their son and daughter In law. Mr and Mr Harold Marlow and daughter Anita of La- Grande. Mr and Mr Clayton Allen nd children Caml and Bobble oi Sunnyslde. Wash visited at the home of Allen' parents. Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen, over the week end. Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes stcnt the weekend in I'oruana visiting their son ln law ana daughter. Mr and Mrs John Bal dine. Hayes also had a medical heckup. Josephine MtEntlre of Port .wi visitpd last week at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs ohn McFjitlre. Mr and Mrs Wayne Kuhn and HanKhtera Pam and Casey via- ited at the home of Mr and Mrs Marlon Morlan In hennewicK, Wash. Mrs Golda Cox left Tuesday for her home In Seattle, wan fter visiting for the past live weeks at the home of her oro- nro.in.tnu? and sisters. Mr ana Mrs Claud Coats and Mr and Mrs Zearl Gillespie. Mrs W G Sechater was nosiess for a dinner at her home Sunday n honor of Mrs Charles Ancier- Mrthiiav. Guests were here for ten days to the home of her son-in-law and daughter, nil uiim .... . . .r. - . n9,i-ionn rninMi.i tn hia hnmlrharli Anderccc. Barbara An i ci f ..iitinn Ma ,i,.r!cTfT Mr and Mrs Ray Brown grandparents for three weeks. Mr and Mrs A R Fortner. Mr and Mrs Snell will also visit her son- Mrs Earl Briggs, Mrs Winifred In-law and dauchter. Mr and Morgan, Walter Sechafer and W Mrs Walter Conway, in Corvallis. G Sechafer. Monday Mrs F"""" Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe entertained members of the and daughters Sandra and Ter- Canasta Club in honor of Mrs esa have returned home from a'Anderegg. Other guests were ton day trip with Mrs Thorpe's Mrs Briggs and Mrs Brown, parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Smith! Walter Seehafer left for his ,.t iii.. ,.,kui, o,m i.mi n Foster Tuesday after Oi UOIOO, VVIOVI1 OJOIV j - - Langlois to visit at the home of visiting at the home of his bro Mrs Thorpe's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Steve Sulli van, to Empire where they vis ited Thome's brothers and sis ters-in-law, Mr and Mrs Ike Thome and Mr and Mrs Lester Thorpe, and to Seattle, Wash to visit Smith's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Frank Smith. They also visited other relatives in Ellensburg, Wash and Port land. Mr and Mrs Delbert Houston of La Grande were weekend vis itors at the home of Mrs Hous ton's parents, Mr and Mrs Leo Potts. Visitors this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Miller are Miller's uncle. Mose Harvev of Newton, 111, and his daughter, Mrs Lowell Mitchell of Sandwich, 111. Other visitors are Mrs Mil ler's sister, Mrs Robert Heald and children Karon and Jimmy of Fort Monmouth, N J. Lt Col Heald thor nnd sister-in-law, Mr ana Mrs W G Seehafer. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Elvin Ely were their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr and Mrs Newell Vaught ana rfniitrhtprc Gail and Kelly of Richland, Wash and Mr and Mrs Eldon Lilly and children Jimmle, Janet, Jay and Jerry of La Grande. Eileen Ely returned home after visiting at the Lilly home for a week, and accom panied the Vaught's home to visit this week. Gloria Baldino of Portland is visiting at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs wai ter Hayes. Fred Erickson of La Grande Is employed at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Arnin Hutr. for the summer.1 Sunday visitors at the Hug home wore Mr and Mrs Otto LuDDes and Mr and Mrs W E Wilson hi". - N ,r w 4 Uedtl CS VmtwM PUT IT TO THE TEST! Come In for a demonstration and discover Jeep' 4-wheel drive vehicles go more places do more jobs cost less to own! FIRST IN 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEWCUS BY WILLYS MOTORS... WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER CF 4 WHEEL CRat VEHICLES rvX- . . . en ct th iimlnj M!S Wjitrl Com In for a demonatratlon FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY ROCK HOUND'S CORNER Sy iETTT WAGNEB Our nwting wa called la or der at th Harold Evana ranch honif Ut Samrdiy evening. June 25. Guet ar always wel come at our meeting, and w fn)oel having several with ua. Ther will be no more regular monthly meetings during July .n.t Anrtiit? but t ans lor iie summer activities wera dlcued and Intertlng correspondenca from rotk clubs In various parts of tha United States was read. Resolutions to tha by laws of the Northwest Federation of Mln eralngleal Societies wera voted upon by tha local members, so that our delegates to the late ...mmnr fwtration meeunz in Eugene will know how tha club wishes them to vota. Ona of our guests. Mrs Allca Anderson, ahowed us a unique uTniieht Iron natlo lamp, with thin slices of colorrui agarea. u'nnd bonea and shells cemen ted on the Inside of the glass at the lamD. You can Im seine the beauty displayed when the lamn wa turned on very much like stained glass win tnw Mr Anderson also ae hP,t coffee tables made with th mrk aliee cemented under neath the clear glasa table tops ni a lleht arranued underneam m shine un hichllchtlng the nat- mi r-olor of the stones, ane also had some very interesting fossil specimens for our collec tions. nor pvonlne's films were very nieo the first was the Bell Tele phone Hour orchestra In rehear sal and "On the Air" with guest ortiBm RlAnche Thebom and Ezlo Plnza. The second film. Bell Telephone Solar Battery, showed man's progress In using the sun's rays to energize a battery, the effectiveness of which is made possible by the use of pure sili con dioxide in its manufacture. By the way, even the plates used by our hosts, Mr and Mrs Evans, to serve our lovely refreshments on were made of silicon dioxide quartz sand the basis of all lovely glassware. Monumenl News Mr Choltty Vandrita rKurraJ home Mundsy rvrning. after a l.lt at the Turn R home be low ll.-ppner. She U) attended the wedding of Mi Kathleen Mackle of Nevada to Mr Law. rem fiov. o of Mr and Mr I!., which wa held In Prndle- tun Advent church June 11. Tom Hoi wa wr!l known around hero when he tan the M and It Logging camp here and at Ham ilton. Mr Bud Engle and Ml Ear- bura Wheeler f.f Courtrock spent Wednesday In town visiting at the Earl Lewi and Fred Me- Willi homes. Mr. nv Davit left Sunday n,.rnofin for Portland where she will stay with her daughter and fair.lly. Mr and Mr Tom Erhsrdt and son fr a vi Mr Wrfi ,:h' Crerk tm Sunday nvrr.lr.g mn gt UX mcthrr. Mr Jck.-n. taking her hack home irt her where ah spent the we-k. Mr- brought her bom Friday non Stanfield Meat Co. Hub Smith. Owner Mg- StanflsUL Or. CUSTOM CUTTING CUTTING CURING WboUwl Retail LOCKER MEAT Call CI 9 3&13 WE DEUVER of Hermiston. The temperature was 95 above here Tuesday afternoon. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS 1 LET ME TELL YOU . . . PLAY SAFE WITH GRAIN FIRE INSURANCE IT COSTS VERY LITTLE DON'T TAKE CHANCES INSURE TODAY! - 15 Dividend ON PREMIUM MMMtMMIIIMtMIIIIIIIMIMtMMtnltMMIMtMMI MIHIimilMIMMIMHIMMmiMMIIIMIIIMM MtlMHHllltMMW TURNER, VAN MARTER Cr BRYANT INSURANCE AGENCY 183 N. MAIN PHONE 6-9652 n Make Our Low Prices A Shopping Habit MOT MARKET AND LOCKERS HOME OWNED 178 W. WILLOW THOMAS S. AND MILDRED HOWELL PHONE 6-9922 rcavoes I" 45c CANTALOUPES LB. 8c Oil 0 lb. Sar NALLEY'S REG. 39e POTATO CHIPS 2QC PKG. PEPSI-COLA 6 PACK QC PLUS DEPOSIT Tillamook I66SG CONNY BOY OLIVES g CANS $J00 SONNY BOY DI LLS, 22 ox. .. g FOR $ 00 Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink 1 2 Lb. Baby Loaf 145 For $ J00 I MINUTE MAID LEMONADE 12 Oz CANS 69c errant SPECIALS FOB JULY 1 AND 2
