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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1960)
Htttttt cAzrrrr Twti. tuiit- It Gflloover The lHfr&F Tee Cup Summer ha arrived, and it the kntf balmy evening h s--m i Im made to ifJ' f f,,r a l.Hurrly nino hole of .lf (If you don't It' Mi .aini In Little Lek'ue. undav morning rmpellllon umc Ffi)'U I'h.-rty. flint Me v.,r:e. i: i liennttt. Hln Me Curdy. .Ned Seek. lull Blake, Jak Lyd. U Verne VnMrt-r. Ju-li-e Crrnlha.-l. Mill BUkncy on.l Harry O'Donncll. Judj;e carded low kmvn score and phll had l"W net. Sun. lay afternoon we had an oth.-r two ball foursome eomj lli!.,n. and with very notice ftl.M-nre of women, some 'l the men hod to pair up. The couple were a follow. Iee firlbble and Bob Frlnk. Lowell and Ted ralmateer, Judjre and lull Uhhart. Jayne Frlnk and flint. Jack and Harry and Har lan and I. "Crib" and Ted Khot low ems of 3 and Judge and mil uire second with a .18. (Jack Id was In charge of the competition an.t Had piannea on rIvIiir Rolf balls to the couple with the IhsI poker hand on the first five holes, but three couples tied with three of a kind.) PAItTEK PATTEn: overheard that Harry went to Pendleton for mn::rom:mtmmammtmtt AYERS PEST CONTROL FOR YOUR SPRAYING Tree. Yard and Craln Stor age Resident ana wramn cial Fogging. Clayton Aycrs Phone 6-9953 Bmmmmtmmrtnmmmmtttmt By JockU LaUl ..me eMn from their pro and then eM. red the f"f tournament in Bend lnh a J.uie uu'iiijj from former Ihipnrite lit ad KamheM ... VI and Conic) Urdiam plaed the Oak Knoll cuure out of 5lrn thl e-k-end and fonley shot a 43 hch U phr.'y fr a lor.tf course . . understand there wa quite a ,jt of .HtinK tfolntf " amona Kroup of golfer Saturday morning . . vve are all teal delighted to m o Muki-y Molla han laklnir uti coif nd she Is a real natural at the game) . . . Kay and creston Robinson play ed the John Day course during the hist k '"f'1 ,h,t Ned Sweek drove within 20 yardi of the no 6 green. cr rrr M. A N NOUNCKM KNTS TIiIh Sunday Hill and I are In ..!.,.... i.t th afternoon llay and we have some real M-cla! rvcnti planned for tne two-Dan iom some. Tee off time will lie the usual I 00 p m and Immediately f..ii.,init th eolf competition a potluck plcnUe will be held at the court house lor oh mnm-i" and their children or wuww ("reek Country flub. So whether you piny Rolf In the afternoon or not. plan to come to the picnic between 6.30 and 7:00. r-..i r.,.irr iil.i vlnir In our i wii,. ii.iv fomiwtltlon Tuesday morning were Hazel Mahoney, Kay rtobin.n Mickey Mollahan, Jan A5-.-, Arolerie Laird. Dee Cribble. VI Lanham, Laryrne Pratt, Jayne Frlnk, Cork Norene, Meg Murray and myself. Dee shot low Rross of 33, I had the best poker hand for the first ri.o i,i.. with 4 4's and a 3, unrred tho hidden hole which was no 9- After playing our nine holes we went to me ourt house lawn for coffee and lemonade. i N(M I SAW MORS (f BUSHELS PER ACRE! w!lh the m m w a it u l W If II If A fa It m V " w IOK Villi ...SAf FARMERS tVERYWHCRS! el 1. ' 4 ..L4i CONSIDER THESE "FARM PROVEN" FEATURES SLICK METAL BATS never become rough-can not g!ve heads the "Washboard treatment as the old style wooden bats. NO TRUSS CABLES, go down after small patches of down or short grain-tall standing grain cannot become tangled in "grain wasting" truss cables, because there are none. ,Tc YOU ARE PAYING FOR A METALITE, YOU SHOULD OWN ONE'. "lUHOIIt Of rIM taUIPMINT (INCI 110" IT II iHUjIMJUlLi: 1 IT ESS 1 Lexington News r CtLfHA J0NCS ,.!r r I Wori-rr iriurnetl ti..mr on .Saluidity frm Krlt. ttl wi ne iir- ta c ni l Hie u:oi f l f ut-r. Mil Lm il!.'llr' j Mis. fioiia Harnett and Mm 'Trina Parke r hae returned home tfr.-m IViitJjtnd Hhre th-y have j Mr and M tlury June of Hep. pn. r tae n.of I into the Ceorjje 'Irvin toue. I Mr afid Mi William J Van- Wn kle aiid Mr and Mr J .hnnle ; Fiiri aiid famlllea Uited at jthe C A Lowry home at Ml Ver io. n oef the weekend. Mr and Mr Walter Smith and l.iu,,-hti rt are at home again afn-r a vacation. Mr Smith U prndini: thl we k at foe. Ore gon, where he U at the fhrlstUn church summer camp. Dt-anna Steacall. who hai lieen Uii in$ her parent, Mr and Mr Wilbur Steagall, ha returned to her home In Portland. Ie Coriileon ha returned to his base In San Dlepo after a visit with hi grandparent. Mr and Mr Joe fornileson. Mr and Mr W E McMillan returned last week from Kelso, Wash where they visited Mrs lxu liroadley. who Is a patient In a hospital there, find at the home of Mr McMillan's sister. Mr and Mrs Elmer Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Adolf Majeske are at home again after visiting their daughters and families. Mr and Mrs Harvey Wright and Mr and Mrs Jack Mounts. Mr and Mrs George Steagall and children and Mrs O O Breed ing visited In Spray Sunday. An uncle of Mrs Breeding and Mr Steagall, Bill Shown, was visiting there from Virginia. Denny McMillan anc Butch Sawyer were Portland business visitors over the weekend. Mrs John Hemcry of Santa Ynez, Cal and Monica Darby of London. England were Sunday night guests of Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones. Mr and Mrs Hemery are the owners of the Santa Ynez Kennels, and she was in Port land showing her dogs a cham pion boxer and German shepherd and also serving as a judge at the boxer show. O G Breeding and Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith were Pendleton vis itors on Tuesday. Mrs O W Cutsforth and child ren nave returned irom ine Dalles where they were called tiy the illness of her father. Mr John Denslinger. Mr and Mrs Carl Marquardt and children were visitors at the Next ladies day (Tuesday, July 19) we will entertain the women from Kinzua County Club. We plan to tee off at 9:00 and all Willow Creek gal golfers are asked to make a special effort to turn out Tuesday morning as we are expecting 12 women from Kinzua. Following nine holes of golf we will take our cuests to the court house lawn for lunch and the awarding of the prizes for the day's play. Other golfers seen on tne course (luring the week were IIuL'h Salter. Joyce Snider, Bill Collins, Shirley Blake, the Jim Driscolls, John Piper, the Bob Jepsens, Al Parent, Stuart and Barbara Gribble, the Dick Mead ors. and "Stub" and VI Mills (Dee's brother and sister-in-law) In reading over this column I noticed I had mentioned 47 Heppner golfers in just this weeks tee cup so you can see how fast this game is growing In this community. ' Anv of you non-golfers who are interested in the game just give any of our members a call and we will be glad to loan you some clubs and take you down to our course for a trial run. T E M --f ef fr h.'Mi In M:uh ell on "un ). Mr E E fVk a a rrmion liiir Tu-"lay-Mr fw-m.a lluni I. ft on Un day m lie f;rf lap f '- my U Europe. ?' iVMlarvl on Wed' rwlay f New Yoik fj-m wt.rrr le ill fly to (".j-f.t.Ji.'-li. DrfilTialk Oil her lut f. the tnp u a tour or m llly Land, and the raion Pl-iy In Germany, Mr atid Mr Mori I McCarl and family r v VHninjj In llrrl . hurt;. Mi. Bevrrk DaVidi-.H l jM-ndifs om ..me In Grand virw. Wah at the home f her sister and brother In l-iw. Mr and Mr Verne VI all. Mr Amv Sperry wa a visitor t the Eldon radt-rir home thl week. She brought Jill PadlK-rg home from A"tin. Wash w hen- she ha been vlsltinc. Mr J.-e Yocum and family ar vUltlnir for a few day In Minn esota. She went there with her parents. Mr and Mr Kenneth Puvaii m d children have returned to St Loul. Missouri from visiting her parents. Mr and Mr William C VanWlnkle. Mr and Mr Jim Ledbettcr of H.-rmlston wa a visitor at the Johnnie Ledbettcr home on Sun- day. Mr and Mr Dean Hunt enter- tjinc.1 with a dinner party one day last week honoring Mr John Key on her birthday. Those present were Bertha Hunt and son Dean. Mr John Key ana son Doyle, and Mr Lillian Saw yer and children and Jeannlne and Gary Hunt. Word has been received by Mr and Mrs O G Breeding of the (Hath of Roy B (Buster) Shown of Spray on Tuesday. Services will be held at Spray at 10 a m Friday. Correction on last week Mrs Irene Crabtree was also a visitor In Condon on Monday. She accompanied her daugmer, Sharon Crabtree. where Sharon rode in the Condon parade. Mrs nrUU tiK3 -"1 I0NC HIGH !DCRS tv... .uih nit-rtina of the lone llith Liovr I II rlub was held July 7 at the home of DUnn IVttjjohn. The main It oie of discussion wa setting a date for our ' .i.l... VV tlmldt-d on the after- n..n of July 23 f-r our firm ride. II tt ) cuccessful another 'ble will follow shortly. vi-- U, .1,1 hied on our todeO outfit f f the Heppner fd j parade, un iuiy 14 r t.. have a practice day at the Pettyjohn hom In lone. Our next meeting will t? held August 2 at the home of Judy Sherer at 7:(J0 p m After the meeting refresh ment were served ly Mr Petty John. Judy Sherer. reorter Lf Dutanc Watio Wids Moving Service M)tUrr Atfent fs.l.ted Van PENLAND BROS. trans rtH ca Tendleton. O-'ej-on ft one C 6 2111 OUR READERS ARE NOT I TRAINED StALS . rjr ny hwo Vs. 10 A3 lUOOfSTiOS LSE GAZETTE TIMO fLASSIMI-TI AD:i Crabtree and grandson were al ... . . . , it. visitor In nermision ni mc Nary Aqua Caper on Sunday. v.. Vntantina. who attend school In Santa Rosa. California. Is spending the summer with her parents, Mr and Mrs James Valentine. Stonfield Meat Co. Hugh Smith. Owner 4 Mgr. Stanfisld Ore. CUSTOM CtrrTTNG-CUTTING CURING Wbolssals & Retail LOCKER MEAT Call GI 9-3633 WE DELIVER 1 ISiMOI made fro; Don't .lip into a groov. Try usl You'll lik. what you find HERE. Your expectation iuhuicu. v..i interest prevail I HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Talcon Thundsrblrd Phono 6 9152 or 6-9153 Rin-ina oil Is not m ole from bananas. It is anyl acetate, when con b ned with acetone and pyroxlyn It forms a Mould used in Sdi.ns. 1-Ftink and Wanalls New Standard no-Ti.in.-irv oaL'e 1715. TT "FTTH TTt" TTtYFl IS. ff 1 w Straight Bourbon from Kentucky . j, s sr. efMVtf' 4 1L ttrvwHM .-4 u.'V . t . fc -s.T . 1 1. 550 1 1 ii t 11 rf m iiiicsi uuuiuuu ; dt. TVt. ; nnnc hotter 1 $21t kS4 THE CIO HtKMlTACE CO.. lOUtSVlllE. KY ClSIRiBUTEO IT NATICMAI CiST'UtKS PRODUCTS CCVPNT, 86 FR0OI Ik WILLOWS GRANGE IONE PRESENTS VP : M' (I Kr t it-XL' FAIR PAVILION, HE PPFuEH y 6 $1.50 PER PERSON WITH THE MUSIC OF Johnny IV s ORCHESTRA DANCING 10:00 TO 2:00 it
