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WtffWtM CAirTTC TIMM. Thursday, fapfmb- IV I MO tusl thai the 1fr link will ha Ihrir txtlasr n4 food kale Lexington News ly DELFHA JONES Mr Earl Ukclsuji i4 JlnmU Ion entertained ih Leslngton 3 Links Club with a lumhrun meeting at her horn In that city on Thursday of Ut vk. After the lunhen w. served the meeting wa rslUM to order by the frelitent IVIpha Jones. Minute if last two preUou meeting were read and approv ed. At thl time a project for to be decided upon at the next j luncheon meeting t which time meeting. The bazaar wti dis-la quilt will be tied. The metiing russed and It n again announ-'will be Oct 6 at the W K Mc- M.Kan rsnvh, Arv-ng ihe fn.ro Leslngtun st't-Msi the Mrru Nu!an wed iir.g tm Thursday r.l.ht were Mr wi.h ., dur.r-tf the day at the H ln Vk. Mr ; anJ I Mr , , . ,, , , ' 1. I. IVtk ant s.-n Kf:ih, Larry Loige hall rn etrfi.n day. TtsUMl u.Ul, U. n.J.i n. Mr and ...... t - I . . , . fc at.. al . a . i.... I . . . a. a , i. n-i!.U-i-1 with the llrmbrf (re Hermann, Mr and ' . . m. I. A k ' 1 . ....... Sir :l v ana uufcmc-f rislh. Kirt-ara Kirajrall. Creg tijilidavt wne Annie Kne, (Via Warner and Barbara Cuts foith. Thae jrcpnt fir the after noon ffum Let wrre Mr A F M4j-ke, Mr Farl Warner. Mr V K McMillan. Mr tVra Allyn. Mr Orl radherg. Mr and Mr Art Keene, Mm O V Cuifirth. Mr Cecil Jones, and Mr BUI Smi'thund of Hi'jner. The next mH-tini will be a i m?s pi rv n Ton haven't teen thla new drive-up phone In Heppner but It Is something now that la being tested around the Taclflc West to ace If folks find it as handy and convenient as we think It Is. The Idea Is to provide eurbside phone ser vice so you can call without getting out of your car a real con venience. It's lighted so you can use it at night as well as dur ing the day. We think you'll find It a faster and easier way to telephone when you're In your car and want to make a call. There's gold In your fefephone. Not very much, to he sure. Gold is used because it just won't rust. And ifs put in spots such as dial switch points to insure long, trouble-free serv ice. I suppose you're wondering how much the gold in your phone is worth. The folks at Western Electric who make our phones say there's less than a penny's worth in each. That's hardly enough to tip these scales or go prospecting for, but plenty to help keep your phone dependable. September is schooltime, and a lot of young people will be leaving home for college or boarding school. Here's one good way to stay in touch with them by telephone. Lots of folks set a regular time for calling and keeping up on the . news. And more often than not, this time is on a Sunday or on weekdays after 6:00 p.m. when station-to-station rates are lower. The pleasure is big and the cost is small a lot smaller than you think when you keep in touch by telephone. PiciflcTetephone-Northwest Mb ljt i, Mr fin t Joie and Char- (cm, Mr an.t Mr Jerry Sli'iwn-ct-r. I:.ctt4 Laney. and Hank lntir. Mr and Mr Ken M4mha!i en- Jo) ed a day of fuhlng on Sunday, at M. Nry. Wald Saw)er U Ultlng hi rran.ipareritt. Mr and Mm W E McMillan thla wetk. The Sunday athool teacher's rneetinij waa held on Wednesday at the arnace. Plans wore made for the fall term of Sun day school, with the following present. Homer Hughe, super tendent. Mr Bill B Marquardt. Carl Marquardt and Mr and Mrs Walter Smith. The church board held their regular meeting on Sunday after Sunday school. At this time it was decided to let Mrs Smith use the Sundav school rooms for a kindergarten starting next Mon day at 9 a m and ending at 11:30 a m. Anyone Interested In Mr and Mr Partrl Mr En In Hk was hote fur a party at her horn Satur jy afternoon In homf t4 her duthter CharmaWs slath birthday. :uet wrr Mf I'd vkm:ii and JarwlL Mr Anl4 iffman and Unda, Mr KnaJ4 rtij.k and biane. Rene and in.Wv l !v. Casev Kuhrt. Kicky iriiow. Teddv Bellamy. Chrtity and Mike Waymlr and Prankl Floik. Mr BUI Ttwrnpon and son Morrle. John and Scott ft Bend hae returned to their home after vUiting the past twa week at the home of her parents. Mr and Mr Nels Krttensen. Sunday KrUtensen and Mrs Thomptn went la Spokane. Wash to llt Thompson, who Is In a hospital ther following back surgery. Weekend visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Crouch In- eluded Mrs Crouch' uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs R K Davis and daughter Mary of Vancouver. Wash: her brother and slater ln law. Mr and Mrs Frank Van Atta and children Marilyn, Marsha. Dennis and Davy, and Carol Buchmlller of Sunnyslde, Wash; and her cousins. Mr and Mrs Tom Charboneau and sons Kevin and Kenneth of rasco. Wash. Mr and Mrs Leo Potts went to !vr.r-:Je. Wah Sunday Ij at the ru-me if pvtu cvuin. Mr and Mi .:! Writer ar.4 farrdiy. Mr a;;4 M s Clde TannrhiU jnt ite wrrkmd In I -a Urarui umn,' at iha home if thetf sun and daughter In law. Mr and Mr l nl Taitnc-hul. Mrs tUrvt IVuice i-f Kenne Ml. k. Wskh tiklted her i.rriits Mr and Mr WISlard Baker, pact the weekend LEXINGTON Mr and Mr Lonnte llendetson and family have had as their houseguetts. Mr and Mr I art Itkte and son Ron and Linda Thoma of Portland. Also with the Kte family was Yogi the dog. While here they attended the dress up parade In Pendleton on Saturday nlcht and Sunday they enjoyed plcntclng and boat Ing at Hat Rock. USE YOUR ASH TRAY IKEsLPBKP mim BEAU DONALD HEREFORD ML 30 Bred Heifers " Tws Tsot Old PRODUCTION TESTED DWARF FREE SIZE and QUALITY It NOON September 19 LUNCH SERVED AT 11 L. Lcc ond Larry Williams A BAR L RANCH Canyon City, Oregon this project may call Mrs Smith.' : . .. - , Thos!. present for the meeting 1X1 Kill XI U JZimiSJSJSSUWl were: Mr and Mrs Vernon Mun- S - r. , , 4 N r -f."- f f At fA VI "1 VI XlUllLi kers. Mr and Mrs Carl Marouardt. E Mr and Mrs Karl Miller. Mr and Mrs Bill B Marquardt. Mr and s Mr Homer Hughes, Mr and Mrs Walter Smith, and Mrs Trlna g Parker. i Mr and Mrs Marian Weinman S of Vaklma, mother of Mr Walter S Smith, visited Sunday with her son and family. The occasion being the birthdays of Mrs Weln- man and Mrs Smith. j Mr and Mrs Wm C Van Winkle are visitinir their son and family, 5 Mr and Mrs Alfred Van Winkle of Spokane. There will be started this Sun rlav a Christian Youth Fellow- ship at the Lexington Christian. . . in A. Mi ck ; cnurcn ai o;ou v m ior on m, 7th, 8th and high school students, it is to be orcanlzed and run by the young people themselves. All are Invited to attend. Following this meeting on Sunday night the adult study group will start again for the winter. Boardman News Mr and Mrs Ilenrv Zlvney and son Rocer went to Portland last Friday t0 attend the funeral ofi Zivnev's mother, Mrs Camelie Zivney, 72, who died Sept 6. The services were held at the chapel of Portland Memorial. Mrs Zlv ney's mother, Mrs Lulu Stevens, who has visited here the past month, returned to her home in Portland. Mr and Mrs Richard McFarlane and son Kirk of Pendleton visited at the home of Mrs McFarlane's grandparents, Mr and Mrs Nate Macomber, Sunday. They were - accomDanied by McFarlane's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Robert Calverts and daugh- ters Susan and Linda oi Los - Angeles, California. 5 The film. "Teen-Age Rock", was presented at the Community S cnurcn sunaay evening. Mr and Mrs Steve Sullivan and children Gradv. Maryann - and Alan of Langlois were over- 5 night visitors Sunday at tne home of Mrs Sullivan's brother- 5 n-law and sister. Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe, on their way to Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. Mr and Mrs Harold Rash and s daughters Dorothy and Diane spent the weekend visiting at tho home of Rash's uncle and s aunt, Mr and Mrs Jim Stalcup, n Bend. 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