4-
l(Ef NCR CAXCTTt TJMtl, Tkuiir J1 II. !M
sr:"S0 Over The
TWi Tee cup
ty Jackie LoLbart
They say thai r.o kind f !- wst tl-t fr the n.c-rx. W
wralhrr ran Knp thr mailman
fruns M ajjmlnted rounds ami
Lexington Club Plans Supper For Princess Dance
f ItUHA )OHl
Ti. Lr-J' i't 01 litre Uttk
, tuli N rl l If.r I ."t-i II J .!. home
n TuJ- f!t-rn'in Cards
vine r;t ij Miw Ir. Brrs-t
i, I Mr !( 'I !)' the tf.rtn
U-i ut.o are ror-.flr.rd la Ihrlr
flr pun, - ml fr th at ihe 5j-m Jlt hunh 1in
evidently the s.ime U true f a
fultvr and hi rwinds, for f
had H men and women lalnc
In our lvo ball fuurvmes Sun
day afternoon, even Iho' Ihe lem
lr.ituro liovcrlnj? around
Kfi. The ki.IJ!!! EftlffM were
land I shall list them In the
group Ihey played! Dee Grlbble,
Harlan McCurdy, and BUI Lab
hart; Bill Lanham. Conlcy Lan
ham, pevcity Ound-rn and
Coramne Ferguson; fai- Ma
lionry, Hay Ferguson, L"d Bennett
and Fddle fiundifwin. and Phil
Ma honey. Lowell Cribble and I.
New golf balls were awarded to
Dee fur being closest lo Iho pin
on no 5 for the women and Con-
lr , ;in and Phil. Crib, and 1 "
, ............ . m a .!. (. f vl Duntii' our !!! day rofr.tHf-
Iltion I II I-' J a r ri:ii'i lauu-u
th (,! ft Jfer frim Kinrua and
u lw gr Kff.
TVVO HALL TALIS: On I e r.o
1 h,le we all hd l drhe .
blindfolded and tA -')""" id
quite well rurejl far a few' f
u IIU' tldn'l eem lo find
the ball and Crib and I rrml
lo Ihlnk we were "driving" fan
f,.r we lre right diwn ihe
highway I . . . Kddle and B-v
had Jut arrived home from Iheir
trip lo Ihe mldwr-it and Ihey
diiln'l even wall lo unpatk lie
fore Ihey headed to tha golf
. a . a
course laml Hev nai a urano
nrw act of malehed club) . . .
Harlan aeenTd lo be having a
c
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MM oil ijWOTmade omml
Don't alip Into a groove. Try ual Youll like what you find
HERE. Your expectation! fulfilled. Courtesy and elncere
interest prevaill
HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC.
Ford Falcon Thunderblrd
Phone 6-9152 or 6-9153
Banana oil Is not made from bananas. It Is anyl acetate.
When combined with acetonfi and pyroxlyn It forms a
liquid used in plldinR. 1 Funk and Wagnalls New Standard
iifftiiiie the wrm and arid at
itv..hrre five Kinua "Jnrn
made Ihe !r-k over Ihe moun
tain. The Klnuana were J!lne
Cviinn, Marie lluleti. Arlene
Shr1er. Whna rhllllp and
MmfiiiH MeConnell, The link
ladle ldalng from lleppner
were Jn Ae. LaFyrne Fratt.
hm. Krlnk. VI Lanham, Hester
Crekwlrk. Gene Cae. Hazel Ma
honey. C'oramae Ferguson. Ro
berta lutheiiy. Fayc Ituhl. Oee
Cribble. Kay Itoblnaon. Arolene
Laird. Cork Norene and myaelf.
Th wlnmra fnm Klnzua were
Arlene who had hw gross score
i.t ii Vflma. Arlene. and Jo all
tied with 5' on Ihe hidden hole
whiih was no 7. and Jo had
the long drive. Heppner winner
were VI and I tied for low gross
with 3U"a Heater. Dee and I tied
uiih 4'a on the hidden hole and
Arolene and I tied for longest i
drive. I
LADIF3 DAY LINK LORE:
Jayne really had troubles with
the no 2 hole for her first drive
hit the sprinkler plie and boun
ced back to the tee, her second
drive hit Ihe railroad right-of-way
post and bounced clear back
behind the tee off mat and Into
the creek, so she put a new ball
on the tee and was laying four
when she finally got off the tee
(at this point she was probably
a pained Jayne) . . . Deo. Arlene
Shroder and I played together
and wo never had any of our
three balls In the rough or out
t imiinda (and considering
that's approximately 125 strokes
all total and considering all the
hmnr,u surrounding our course
we hit 125 fairly straight shots)
VI drove within yarus oi
the no 8 creen . . . Kay chipped
Into the cup on no 6 . . . Hester
seemed to have phenomenal
luck all day.
Tee off time lor the iwo um.
this Sunday will be
the usual 4:00 time and a new
8:00 time is scheduled lor iacues
day tee off time
m lf I'riiMr dn on Sa!
I'fday rifc'M, Mrs June Davldan
ha InUtH ihe flub M her hu
in Aujui and Mr Ada i:kcln
f HrrmUton has invited Ih
flub f.r 5-jtrmber. Th pre,
rnt f..r Ihe afternn er: Her
mere Wihhm. Annie Kerne. Catie
padberjf. Freda Majr.ke. Flr
em M.M.:ian. La Verne llender
.n. Murle Ctrreliinn. June Dav
id m. Blanche R-feni of Lenlng-
ton. and Ma Lee Fugleman of
f,.r I: y II Jhwn. Mr Shown was
t,rn Noem)er JO. ISMi in jonn
..n Cunty Tennee and paw
ed away July 12 In Spray. Ore
gon after a long illness, lie csme
to Oregon in lX and lo Le
Intton In 19 her- v4
until recently when taken to
the home of a iter. He leaves
hi rainfi. 3 sUter.
Mr Fmery Burnlde. Mr Mar
tha Stockton and Mr ennie
Andeton tf Spray. Iior D A
Laura L Bleakman c
fippanied Mr SwIU M.Cany
and ihrr s.ns on trip lo Med
tci ,d mtwfii visit rrlstive
Ttiey left on Wednesday.
Fled McWiilU rtneived word
that his lter In law. Mr Myr
tle MaVUll of Salem. paed
away lal week after a Kng Lines.
Harold Ireton, ain of Mr na
Mi ClUtan Preston U Wl Vet
non. U tan fMH hi grand
parent. Mr and Mm Herman
Tj.rn.r.- ,d hlplng with the
hing.
Grandma Jennie Gienger nl
Tuesday downtown visiting her
daughter. Mr May McWllli.
VSE GAZETTE TIMES
CLASSIFIED AM
lone, and Tiielma Smeihursl of tt,wn. Canyon City. Colorado;
. - . . . . V. .1. t. . ... 1' St.r!..
lleppner and Ihe hte IVlpha
Jones, Kefrrnhmenia were served.
Mrs Km ma Feck and Mi Ktta
Millelt were Lexington visitor,
one day lt wi-ek. frxjtn their
home In Pendleton.
Mr and Mr Kenneth Marshall
have returned from a vacation
sjwnt ramping.
Mr and Mr Newt OHarra
were Wallowa visitor lait week.
Mr and Mr Clarence Hays
and family visited a couple of
days last week at the Earl
Warner home.
Christie Warner returned to
her home in Portland after visit
ing her grandparents. Mr and
Mr Earl Warner.
Mr and Mr L E Ituhl Mrs
pin rfuhl Mr and Mra Art
Koene. Mr and Mrs Bob Steagall,
Mr and Mr Wilbur Steagall.
Mr and Mrs George Steagall, Mr
and Mrs Paul Breeding, Mr ana
Mrs O G Breeding were among
those from Lexington attending
the Buster Shown funeral ser
vices In Spray last week. Mrs
Floyd Smith and children of
lleppner also attended.
Mrs Cecil Jones and daughter
Charlene attended the Umatilla
Sage Riders Amateur Rodeo In
Umatilla on Sunday.
Funeral services were held In
Spray, Oregon Friday, July 15
and George nown m pi ,
Vlrflnla; and BUI Shown f
M-s.low View. Vireinla. PU-1
hearer were Dave Steacali. Earl
..II Bobble Steagall. Des
mond Robinson. Herbert Robison
and Arthur Roblson. Interment
wa In the Spray cemeter'
MONUMENT
Mr Joe Mellor of Dayton.
u'ah r.im In Saturday noon to
tend the weekend at the Frank
William home, where her inree
children had spent a week. They
will drive to Prairie City to visit
her sister, Donna Lee Kimber-
ling before returning to their
home.
Mr and Mr Curtis Peterson of
Vancouver, Wash drove over for
the weekend and visited his bro
ther, V B Peterson from Rich
mond. Calif, who Is up visiting
his wife's folks, the Elmo Lewis
family.
Mr and Mrs Loomis of Yam
hill. Orecon came In Saturday
after their son Danny, who has
been staying at the Bud Engie
home.
Harold Roberts of Pendleton
came In Friday evening wlii
some lumber for his place here
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FRIDAY Cr SATURDAY ONLY
WOMEN'S
Summer Cottons
DRESSES
BLOUSES
- SKIRTS
- SHORTS
CHILDREN'S PJ's & SLIPS
ALL REDUCED
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Tomato Juice
oo
cans $
I Hl-C ORANGE DRINK
3 CANS 89c
5 APPLE. CHERRY. BERRY or PEACH FROZEN
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AND MILDRED
HOWELL
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with rjTO
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DA
radley Pies 2 for 7
Qc
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Half Gal. Gallon
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MORROW COUNTY
FAIR AND
RODEO
PRINCESS
Charlene
Jones
OF LEXINGTON
FRESH PRODUCE
3 lbs. 4ic
CRISP CABBAGE lb. 5c TOMATOES lb. 25c
Snoboy Sunklst Snoboy Sunkist
ORANGES 5 lb. bag 69c LEMONS 3 lb. bag 49c
Free Turkey Drawing
Your purchase of SS.00 or more entitles you to put your name in tho hat for a
FREE TURKEY. Drawing wtll be held at 5 p m. Saturday, July 23. You need not
be present to win.
SPECIALS TOR FRI- SAT- JULY 22-23
MTday Jyly
FAIR PAVILION, HEPPNER
WITH THE MUSIC OF
WES TITTLE and HIS TRI-C0UNTY BOYS
DANCING 10 TO 2
SUPPER SERVED
SPONSORED BY THE LEXINGTON GRANGE