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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1960)
Boardman News T MA1T lit MAR LOW Mr and Mr Z-n1 GiEmI. Mi Claud Cut. 8)ij ih u.jip, Klrr, Mi did tuk, ho 1 tmnr hrr frmn i-tii., Uh. II urrtt la IVrUanl Sundsy to atundrd a rcufikm ot th B4f JuW family held In hn.ir if th wth birthday of th ladies' aunt, Mr Mary S.mrfi i Laurrlhur I'ark. Among the M itrrttl were Mr and Mrs Rsy Burlaw t j-ufrnc, and Mr and Mn Truman Messenger, Sr of Mitchell. Mrs Sowrr was a rvl iw-ni oi Aumw county many years ajju. living In Ihe Go. wrry and Liberty districts oul of Heppner. visitor on day lat Krrk at the home of Mr and Mrs Elvln Ely were Ely's uncle. Fred Ely of lone, and hts cousins. Mrs Marian Lynn of Eureka. Calif, and Mrs Hannah Sanders of Bedondo Beach, Calif. Mr and Mrs Bill Forthman of Ontario, former resident here, have visited the past week at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Bribes- Over tho weekend they all went to Nc&kowln. The Forth mana left for home Monday. Mrs Bruce Lindsay and daugh ter, iherry or Umatilla were weekend visitors at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs A R Fortner. Johnny and Jimmy Lindsay returned home with their mother after visiting here four days. Monday visitors at the Fortner home were their daugfw ter, Mrs James Driscoll and daughter Janice of lloppncr. Mrs Golda Cox of Seattle, Wash arrived Friday for an ex tended visit at the homes of her brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs Claud Coats, and Mr and Mrs Jk-arl G;llc-i4, I Mr and Mm J l.n Walker and win l:. k of fVRdlrtun were Sun day w:tui at t!.e hum of Mr rtd Ms IVwey Wrst Mr and Mr Truman M-n' rrr. $r 4 Mitchell w:tr4 at r..4r.4 14 t'.s iv.?,r? sv.-i - mother. Mr and Mrs Elmer M !M-f.fcVr. Saturday rdfiht. Mr and Mm l lvin Ely and daughter. Eiln wrnt ta BUh land, Wah SUturd-ty in viit at the home of ihrir m In law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Newell Vaufht. Mr and Mrs Vern Willkte of M.r Ijike. Wah were over night visitors at the home f Mr and Mrs Zearl Ci'ejie. Sat urday, Mr Dun Downey was busies f..r the Tllltcum Club at her home Tuesday evening of la&t week, with eight member reent. A letter was read from hue Ferguson of Corvallls, Junior stale illreetor. outlining the five project of the year for the Cen eral Federation of Women Clubs, which are: Stamp for veterans. Salk vaccine, A Day in Court. CARE and Youth. The Mate proji-ct will be the Lary Ranch. I The club Is planning a tour jof the KF.PR television studio the afternoon of Oct 7. The club Is again asking for blood donors for the drawing to be held In Hermlston, Sept 27. j 1:30 to 5.30 p m. The state Institute for the 4th district of the Oregon Federation will be held at Moro, Oct 17. I.aVcrn Partlow was appointed chairman of the yearbook. Th. club is again Interested In sponsoring a community cal endnr, and letters will go out to all organizations regarding this. 7Z- ' x -i ' 4 I . t i i 1 'v I . . A J IAMES I FARLEY, right of Fori Motor Co. Heppner Buick dealer and Edward C Kennard. general sasas manager oi buick. examine an engine block at th Buick plant in rilnt Mich, wrier b r eenUv Dtevlewed th 1961 Bulcks end inspected th nw asm bly plant for producing th new-slxed Special, th small ear Buick will Introduce next month. o ME SALE ! &DBIEEAia AT LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY j uf l MA at a rock bottom 1 1 ( ( ! 3 For late 5 model cars Terrific Value! 7.50x14 size TUBELESS 95 T)e next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Ronald Black Sept 27. bladmll FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY HEPPNEB The home economics club of Gieenfield Grange met at the hall Wednesday of last week, starting with luncheon at 12:30 p m. Mrs Ed Skoubo was hostess. Reports were given on the meals served at the North Morrow County Fair by the club. Mrs BUI Forthman of Ontario was a guest. Mrs Russell Miller was hostess for the meeting of the Boardman Garden Club Monday night at her home. Mrs Walter Hayes was co-hostess. There were 12 mem bers present, and Mrs Golda Cox Seattle, Wash, wsa a guest. Roll rail was answered by giving the name of a garden pest. Mrs Claud Worden won the door prize. Overnight visitors at the home of Mrs Glen Carpenter last Thursday were her brother and sister- in-law, Mr and Mrs Clarence LaChance and son Gordie of Bremerton, Wash; her mother and sister, Mrs Rosa La Chance and Eva LaChance of Tacoma, Wash, and her sister, Mrs Esther Emmons and grand daughter, Sherry Emmons of La-Grande. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hamilton are in I'oniana inis ween on uui n ess. Mr and Mrs Albert Herendeen went to Eueene last weeK to spend several days. Mrs Norman Ziemer had a tonsillectomy at the Good Shep herd Hospital in Hermiston last week. She returned to her home Thursday. Harry Munickma and Pete Lee of Valley Dairy Farms at Tigard visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Anderegg Monday. Visitors last week at the An deregg home were Mr and Mrs Arnold Anderegg, Portland, who were returning home from an elk hunting trip in the Wallowa area. Mrs Flossie Coats, postmaster, announces tne coming saie oi five new stamps this month and next. The first one, a 4-center, will be issued Sept 28 through the Washington, D C post office to commemorate the 100th anni versary of the first treaty to pro mote mutual understanding and good will between Japan and the United States. The design features a view of the Washing ton Monument with sprays of Japanese cherry blossoms around its base. Its color will be pink i Barbara Steagall Guest of Honor At Bridal Shower By DELPHA JONES Mrs Lynn Hague wood of Hernner and Miss Charlene Jones of Lexington were hos t esses on Wednesday night with a bridal shower honoring Miss Barbara Steagall, bride elect of Greg Leyva. The shower was held at the G II Leyva home with 43 guests present. Games were played with prizes won by Mrs Akers, Mrs Smethurst and the door prize, Marlene Fetsch. After Miss Steagall opened her many and useful gifts, assisted by her sister, Mrs Tat Dougherty, refreshments were served the guests. Mrs Wilbur Steagall served the cake which was a beautiful creation made to re semble three large white wed ding bells, trimmed with pink roses and green leaves, and tied with a ribbon, cake, trimmed with pink and silver icing. Mrs Emma Breshears, grandmother of the bride poured coffee and Mrs Roy Martin served punch from the table covrede with a Jace ciotn, ana centerpiece of white candles and pink and white flowers. Miss Steagall and Mr Leyva have picked Saturday morning, Sept 21th as their wedding date at St Patrick's Catholic church in Heppner. The Women's Fellowship of and blue. It will go on sale here, Sept 29. The department will issue a 4 -cent and an 8-cent Ignacy Jan Paderevvski stamp, the seevnth In the "Champions of Liberty" erics, Oct 8 through the Wash ington, D C post office, and will be on sale here, Oct . The 4- center will be blue, and the 8- center will be red, blue and other. A 4-cent stamp honoring "The First Automated Post Ottice in the United States" will be issued through the Providence, R I post office, Oct 20, going on sale here Oct 21. It will be red and blue on white in color. A new 7-cent "fire red" stamp will be issued by the department in coil form Oct 22 through the Atlantic City, N J post office. It will go on sale here, Oct 2. Its color red. 'Whenever Sftl& on, navel SERVES ALL THE EST be specific... say SJESBON .'" m I r !?' i -- ...' Ill I For Freight and Passenger Information CALL Lccal A;!., 6-9632 or J. M. Le2aj Get. Tra. A;!., V.ana V.a 's JA 8-153 ih i hurt ti mrt at th hofr. of Mr C C Jkftc for Ihrir fui iii.s f tj.o fill Tt.a dt ' f N"v i'li t-t f. the ; anj ihf Ira. Th fanry ivmn:i!tM tie an rvtrn IrpoH an t Ih rrt n j.l.iuv kii ir.L TtKe frrrfont ifir thl M-t-!Usg wjftr: Mis Carl j Mai.iu.ir, It, M U alir &mil?i. i Mrs Calhoun and Infant ddUj-h-! ter. M; June iMilm, Mn Tti" I'arkrr. Mr Ma Camp. Im-SI. Mr IjVctn lendern, Mrs W E MiMUUit. Mr Col Atlvn. Mr Cir4 Warner and Mr IViph Jones. , llug.i l"v ha it-turned hime after an eMcnih trip to Mi-vno and Snuhern California he spent rme llm with his ;prrr.t, Mr and Mrs t.ar Leyva. Klven a 1 Mr and Mr O W Cuiforth re- turned Wrdnoday after several !j jK-nt In rurtland. GoiaUllne Swaggart of Heppner was a guet of Ctmrlrne June on Friday night of lt week. Eusm-II Driven spent the wivkend with his parents. Mr snd Mrs Ray Dolven from his M'hol In rast'o. Mr and Mrs Wm C VanWInkle re!urnel list week from a trip to SjHjkane where they visited their on Alfred and family. Miss Joan Patrick of Portland is visiting in Lexington. Mr and Mrs M V Nolan and daughter. Phyllss have returned from a trip to the Grand Can yon of Colorado and way points. Phyllis Nolan has returned to Eugene where she will continue her schooling this coming year. Mr and Mrs M V Nolan and Mr and Mr Bert Peck were re cent callers In The Dalle. Mrs Mary Pleffer of Pendle ton was a weekend guest of Mr Cora Allyn. Joyce Peck had the misfortune to break her right arm In a fall from her horse on Saturday. She was taken to Heppner to a physician. HttTHt CAICTTE TIMES. Thursday. Spti.Wt tX 14 Monument By MARTHA MATTCSON T. rifc'MH annual tnurt if ih M.sum-it unit of th tte .. ,., .1. ,..'n-.. t u - t r' i 1 1 Id In the gr hll It; j !.-tt a 1 i:.lr if f,.Jrl l.jtilc- Wrfi khawn. I'! e lt af 4 J U-t til l tf K i t 'H i'.x I Wrie UitfJ ( r tt 4.n.ii. tHii f iifn unt w .i !M. k R i'..l.-u iif X'rtlin M'i'. iv mid Kriih Ctfk was 4'lven I ' the employe! atjtuve i-tunir i i, ni. -i iisey a eeture f apptec tatinn f.-r the j w-i rt'-.j l s e s i f the Mjhu .-a!ty and lrrn wnik whUh jii; ),i f.i-(r) unit, wo rutJid tt.i f:re faori a Mr an I Mr Tl U hitaki-r anJ lh unii ha had CJ fire up U jihil U n i f TN In FIS. Mho ilate. All but thfN wrr rauM-d ; di-v e In Friday rvi-fUng with by lightning jhit fa(ti-r. J.e Whltakrr who The rr-w pfeeiitev their rin-'rarne baik i nuke hi horn p!.' rr with a lovely blanket and each rmplt-ve In turn w small girt, l.at n em it.-: w ith hi daughier. Jun Ihiu hiv, n and daidren. Ted and f .ihi:l r.lurr.id home Saturday, USE GAZETTE TIMES - CLASSIFIED ADS Notice to Ranchers Wo Have Available NO. 4 FIR DIMENSION 2x4" Through 12" AT A SPECIAL PRICE OF S-IC00 PER M In Approximately 3500 Ft. Lots Also No. 3 Dimension (Cood Construction Crad) $45.00 Per M Plac Tour Ordr Now. Prtc Cood for 2 WmIu KINZUA CORP. we outfit the from head to On Target With Hunting Wear Start your hunting season berel Set your sights on our hunting togs. It' no shot In the dark you'll bo wearing whaf bright and right when you shop bar. Everything priced right tool JACKETS from Many, many style, color and prices to choos from. ssh A It T" $6i.5 RAINCOATS - Light Weight Clear Plastic Jacket 3.95 Bright Yellow Plastic Jackets 4-95 Rubber Knee Length 9.95 Nylonized Neoprene Knee Length 1L95 SWEATSHIRTS In either red or yellow Raglan Sleeves 1.95 Zipper Front 2.49 Hooded 2.95 HEAVY SOCKS Full Length Wool from 65c pr. Cotton Padded foot from 65c pr. Wool Sweat Sox $1.00 pr. SPORTSMAN'S BOOTS- The famous Weyenberg brown otter Teal Sportsman boot moccasin style with shock-proof air cushioning and cush-n-crepe sole and heeL 8 Inch top .. $19.95 10 Inch top .. $21.95 HUNTING SHIRTS- Cotton Flannel, red or plaids 2.95 Wool Shirts 10.00 to 17.95 By Pendleton. Jockey and Field and Stream Wilson's Men's Wear Th St or of Pmonal Service CAPS - HATS Felt crusher hats In both yellow and red 1.49 Other From 95c Famous Jockey UNDERWEAR Two piece style in all cotton. 25 wooL 50 wool or the Thermo knit In all l both hort and long slf6"; We also have DuPont Polyester 100 virgin dacron insulated two piece under, wear, completely washable. Complete comfort wltnoai wcioht ot only 14.95. Q 'mat J
