Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, July 14, 1960, Page 6, Image 6

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Attack Hils Boardman Farmer
By MART LtC HARLOW ,h-f4 li 1 itl In rtn.Ulft.
I'TMn ilk tihkm With thcfnij;M Uitf at the
a h-rt aitaik w !,;! iiklns: f f Mr and M iUif '
hi faun Wliirl i f ltk day lat k rr M
and lakrtj to u. .Slu-p. -..! and daughter In law. Mf 'J
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On of Dlmaylond'a
moat spectacular at
tractions la the Circa
rani a tour of "America
the Beautiful." For
you're encircled by 11
screens as this unique
movie takes you to
Times Square at night,
a New England village,
the Grand Canyon and
many other parts of
our land. The effect Is
breathtaking . . . just
like being in these
places yourself. And
it's free, too part of
an exhibit sponsored
by Pacific Telephone
and the Bell Telephone
System. If you visit Disneyland this summer, be sure
you seo Circarama, I know you'll enjoy it
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fi4 kik-4 lh twitch out.
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faihrr. Alien BUUng.
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fhll.ifrn Mary. Sutan a4 Jimmy,
.( Ia Cian4o anivrd at ths
horn 4 Mr an4 Mra OyJ
TannrhUI Monday la UU.
Mr M)rtn Wait. Tammy
art,.4 at ta fnlvrr.! cf Of- .lriirl tM
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c;i; a H r: left SanJy okH tcr ar.4 a ;i
frk. ruvl... Mra Evrrr!! Daniel and
rhiS. irtn. Linda anJ Kerry, ands
Lallan PJUey went to B-knl
lo Ult Ihi Vkt-rK !.
Vlclixr- al the hm' cf Mr and
Mr i:.ri ,rwd two day
la-t wN k r Mr IlamtxHl a
r.niii,, Mr and Mr Arthur Oak-.-y
and thildtvn Linda. Card
and i-an of N-tt.
Mr and Mr Kied Suj;j; of
O.ikldiul. Calif w.rc rtf tit l.
i!.rii at Vie home ot thi-ir n
and d.iuthttT H law. Mr and Mr
Kd Mill-r.
RiTir.t viiloi lit th' home f
Mr nd Mrs l!.(V t;ronuKt wire
Mr f :rin'u(Nt'K mother. Mr
M.iry Ho.ily. wlio la hospitalized
in Iteppner, Mr and Mr Joe
Hushes and Mr and Mrs Tom
lluj-lu" of lleppner. Another vis
itor Is Suiiniu U.ilmx' of I'ort-
land.
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Woit folfca think that
television Ui a recent in
vention. Bet this picture
proves differently. That's
the lack of the tclex-i.iion
set that picked up the
first city-to-city telecast.
The year was 1927, and
the program featured
Herbert Hoover! Re
search by BcU Telephone
Laboratories helped
mnk nnaaS)ilf thnt first
telecast, and it teas carried over a long distance telephone
line. Today, telephone equipment still has a lot to do with
bringing you television. Pictures from the entertainment
centers of the nation travel to your local stations over our
equipment coaxial cables and microwave radio relay
before they're beamed to your home. While telephone re
search is always focused on bringing you better phone
service, it is interesting hoio often its discoveries pay
off for you in other ways, too.
Summertime. That's the
time our lleppner cus
tomers spend plenty of
hours outdoors. And
here's an idea we've
come up with that can
add a lot to your out
door living. It's a port
able phone that can
move outdoors with you.
We put In jacks for It
near your garden, patio
or pool so you can plug It In wherever you go. Think of the
steps It can save! If you'd like more Information about this
handy portable phone, Just give us a call.
PaciflcTelephoM-Nortliwest
Mr and Mrs Henry Inmnn an
.tilMn-n Mike and EHaheth of
Itedmond. Wash were overnight
iisio.ru .-it ihe home of Mr and
Mm Wayne Kuhn one day last
week.
The temnerature wan 104 both
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week. Friday and Saturday It
was 90 and Sunday was down
to a cool 89. Monday's maximum
was 93 above.
Visitors Thursday of last week
at the home of Mr and Mrs
George Slrard were Mr and Mrs
Klmer Cordlll and daughter of
Molalla. Cordill and Mrs Sicard
were old schoolmates and MaJ
rvt seen each other for 42 years.
Marela Woolley or Pasco, vvasn
is visiting this week at the home
of her uncle and aunt. Mr and
Mrs Dale Eades. and at the home
of Mr and Mrs Elvin Ely. Week-
FOLLETT
MEAT CO.
HermUton. Oregon
Ph. JO 7-6651
On Hermiston-McNary
Highway
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
WHOLESALE MEATS
Livestock Market
Cattle Hogs-sSheep
SALE EVERY TUESDAY
12 NOON
On U. S. Highway No. 30
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-6655 Hermiston. Oregon
Don Winx. Mgr.
Res. Hermiston JO 7-3111
Frank Wink 5 Sona Owners
Mr rwsi Hamilton. Mr W
Serhafrr and 0rge Ziemrr.
Mr and Mi Georee RoU- of
Pomerov. Wash Uited at the
hom,. of Mr Boic' parent. Mr
and Mil Wlllard Huker. Krltay
on their wav to ivirtiamj.
Davey Van Atia of Sunnyalde
Wah I lMtln Ihl wwk at
the homo of hi uncle and aunt
Mr and Mr Joe Onirh.
4 II members that attended th
ummer tamp at Cutaforth Park
lnt Week Included Itichard
Watia and I'hloe McOuaw. Junior
leaders. Anna Mae MrQuaw
Cher I Ii.tnieis, lH-wena West,
Elbert a Carpenter, Alan Moore.
Ilonald Wlnteman, Terry Way-
mire and Johnnie Pierre.
Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of
Union were overnight visitors at
the home of their son in law and
daughter. Mr and Mrs Nathan
Thorpe, Sunday on their way to
Seattle. Wash to attend the fun
eral of Smith's brother, Frank
Smith. 70. who died there July
8.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen ac
companied by Mr and Mrs Wil
liam Lilly of Rleth spent the
weekend In McCall. Idaho. On
their return trip they visited the
sites of the Oxbow and Brown-
lee dams on the Snake River
ne.ir Homestead, Idaho.
Vance Moe of Kennewlck,
Wash Is visiting this week at the
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr
and Mrs Charles Higuera. Visitors
last week were Higuera's father
and brother, Charles S Higuera
and Albert Higuera, and his
brother-in-law, George and son
Pat, all of San Jose, Calif.
Mrs Claud Worden, assisted
by her daughter Jewell Forth-
man, was hostess for a party at
her home Monday afternoon in
honor of her granddaughter,
Glenda Williams' eighth birth
day. Guests Included Mrs Charles
Graham and Marilyn, Mrs E J
Moore and granddaughter, Kathy
Mead. Susan lliguera, ineresa
Ball. Renee Ely, Cathy Loop,
Ronnie Williams and LaDean
Risloy, the latter of Anchorage,
Alaska.
Mrs Nathan Thorpe was hon
red on the occasion of her birth
lav Monday when a group of
friends called to surprise her at
noon hour with a small party.
In the group were Mrs Claud
Coats, Mrs Zearl Gillespie, Mrs
Florence Root, Mrs Charles An
deregg, Mrs Cecil Hamilton, Mrs
Lowell Shattuck, Mrs Louise Ear
wood and Mrs Frank Marlow,
Mr and Mrs W A Slmcox, far
mers in the west end of the pro
ject, were without electricity
most of the day Monday, and
thev thinkine probably their
lot Thurdy la vllt at the
hoin of Mr Watta mn In law
and daiifihtif. Mr and Mr Danny
Mack.
Several hundred a era-a of
desert land burned Tuesday
Afternoon eat of Boardman on
highway 3) U-tween Olson Road
and Ihe Clarence Nelmin farm.
Origin of the fire wa not know n.
The iirdman fire truck went
to the acene and alted In put
liiiff the fire out.
Maximum lemiM-rature Tues
day at 2 p m wa 1W above.
Now Reody With Beit of Service
GRAIN CLEANING
AND TREATING
t MACHINES AVAILABLE
New Clipper Cleaner And
Superior Cylinder Cleaner
HAROLD ERWIN
FHONE I 5K
HEPPNER
Monument
Mr and Mr Frank Howell re
turned home Friday evening
from a week In Portland and
Vancouver where they attended
his ulster 'a funeral. They visited
there the rest of the week.
Mr and Mrs Donald Wicks and
sons Robert and Joe. her mother
Mr Duffera of Sprint-field vis.
lied over the Fourth at the Matt-
eson home.
Mr and Mrs Clenn Williams
returned home Thursday from
trin to Medford to attend the
funeral of her grandmother. Mr
Frank Williams kept the baby
for them.
Robert Gertson Is taking an
weeks course at EOC in La-
Grande. He comes home Friday
nights to spend the weekend
with his family.
Mrs Guy Hills and daughters
Glenda and Stella came home
fur the weekend. Mrs Hills Is
atending the University of Ore
gon, and stays with her mother
at Walterville. She brought her
aunt, Mrs Page up for the week
end. They returned Sunday and
Mr Hills left for John Day where
he will work for the state forestry
department.
Miss Betty Obrist Is attending
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Now SAVE IO
on floor products
Chevron Floor Products ait on sate I Here's a chance
to buy top quality products and save money. Standard
Floor Hardener seals and hardens softwood floors, truck
beds... keeps concrete from dusting. Chevron Waxglq
self-polishing wax gives new beauty to your floors, seals
wood so that the beauty lasts.
Remember-the sale ends July 29th. Order your full
supply now and save 10 off the regular price.
for any Standard Oil product, call
lE.(Ed)Dick.Heppner. Ph6-9633
L.F. (Peck) Leather, Ion Ph8-7123
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