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140 Visitors Attend lone Flower Show
t rMNQNC CIAWrOIO Uhow.
Tho lon Gulden Club naucrl Purine lh tr hour Uvo
ahow Tor the Beauty of the Jut. Mr KtmWo THlefaon
Earth" h14 in the shool ItvrmUtnn ar4 Mr Kay HUa
rarctorlum Sunday, Srt 25. It ml of rYndlcton. g very In
u well attend! by local and
out of town KopJ. The cumt
book wai ilgnfd by 110 visitor.
Therw were more than 200 hor
ticultural tntrle and over 100
arrangement. Nine table art
tine, by community orcanlzat
lona, aeven floor arrangement
ami aeventeen bloom cycle were
entered In these section, new to
the lone ahow thla year. Four
men entered arrangement in
the -By Men Only- section.
Sweepstake winners were: Mrs
EB Akers with Mrs William
Rawlins runner-up, In the adult
division; Carol Rawlins, In the
8 to 12 year division and Anita
Crawford. In the 4 to 7 division.
Sweepstake entries were table
setting "A Fall Dinner arranged
by Mrs Norman Nelson and Mrs
Don Peterson of the lone PTA:
floor arrangement, "Ebb Tide",
by Mrs Elbe Akers; horticulture
specimen, "Pat and Dee" Dahlia
entered by Mrs William Raw
lins; and a child's arrangement,
pink Pompon dahlias In a white
lamb, by Carol Rawlins.
The theme of the show was
carried out on the stage, de
picting an out-of-doors scene
with an umbrella table and
bench and a waterfall before a
background of a stone wall and
garden gate. Flamingos and
many colorful flowers completed
the picture.
Mrs Phil Emert Is president of
the club, and Mrs Elbe Akers
was general chairman of the
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On Hermiston-McNary
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CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
WHOLESALE MEATS
tereting and Informative talks
and anwered questions of
grooming flimrrs for a show and
helpful hints composition of ar
rangement.
The- American Legion Auil
lary met at the Legion hall. Sept
20 at 8:00 p m. A charter was
draped In memory of Echo Palm
ateer and a memorial service
was conducted by the officers.
Plans were made for attending
the District 6 conference at Hep-
pner. Sept 23. Mrs G Hermann
and Mrs Charles Doherty were
appointed to set a table at the
Flower Show September 25. The
next meeting will be Oct 4 at the
Legion hall with Mrs Charles
Doherty and Mrs Ted Palmateer
as co-hostess. Hostesses for the
evening were Mrs Cieo Drake
nd Mrs Eldon Tucker.
Th Three Links Club met at
the home of Mrs Lewis Ball with
Mrs Anna Llndstrom as co-
hostess. Mne members were I
present. Plans were made fori
lilt t lA UVII UUJ UMIIlUt Vo41o I . . . a k a I 1 . a
were played with Mrs Davld lhe door prize. cl..s.sma es and friends a a ham.
Rietmann and Mrs Fannie Grlf- Among those attending the J burger tVed In honor of Cenea
fi.h receiving nrize. Mrs recti Greg Lcyva-Barbara S t e a g a 1 1 , w mnnnay. Alter oinntiay cake
Thome received the door prize, wedding Saturday In Heppner
Mr and Mrs Byron Bradshaw "".V'C ZZZ xt
..... .. r t if wn and John. Michelle, MerrI
ui niumiT bmu i.it iiv4 i.iia ni. , . , , i ......
d a .... - - i j. ,!,,.. lo. anu tin-rile juuiiiaun, naiuy
Bradshaw and daughter, Joan of ,,.., ,,
Shedd were weekend guests of ' '""V, " .ll Vf rh.,T.
. um rvk.- Rietmann. Mr and Mrs Charles
X" Mr. Howard Crowell and family.
' Mr and Mrs Don McElIigott and
TV 1961 FarJ CaUsU Club VlclorU (lop), a smw SaoJrl la lk
Fard Um that will a alrotlitrd la h publi oa Svplrmbre it,
faataiwt lh crip, IrrA apiaranr thai aaraed (old auxlal from
a laloraalloaal faabioa aalhoHlf for "faarlioaal eiprvoaioa af
laal baaaly." Ford's Maliua min arrioa lac la or ika alao-paiaaa
far Coaatry SaaJra (b4loat) aad talrodaroa aaatbor r a4
a aia-pamaaor voraioa of Iba ualrr .Hquira. lk aaw lard alatioa
wacoaa kava a roll-doa lallaio wiaHav, aad iba uilala iix-lf t
arvaa lackra aider Ifcaa la IVoO. All lu6l Forda fralaro ar dimra.
aloaa for frralor aaaaravrrabiUlr aad aarh anajor oaflaroriaf
taapraf aiaau as S0,tKO-mll lubriralioa, kaavirr, aalf-adjaallag
brakea, aad leaf rr-laaiina bright trim and aadvrbody pan.
in
hospital
Fred Martin attended a Meth
odist church meeting at the
Suttle Lake Camp at Bend Sat
urday
Mr and Mrs Arthur Crawford
family. Mrs Howard Crowell and
Kathleen McElIigott were mem
bers of the wedding party,
Mr and Mrs Leonard Carlson
of Portland were visiting rel
" I i .a ati i t 9 j a
were in Yakima several aays -""" ".6
last week visiting Mr and Mrs
Herval Pettyjohn.
the weekend.
Mrs Howard Crowell entertain-
Mr and Mrs Clifford Yarnell ed
and Nicky of Madras were visit
ing his " mother, Mrs Kathryn
Yarnell during the weekend. The
Yarnell's were returning from
Eugene where their daughter,
Kay. has enrolled at University
of Oregon.
Mr and Mrs Tom Otto of Port
land were guests of Mr and Mrs
C E Brenner last week. Mrs Otto
is a sister of Mr Brenner.
Robert Akers, Russell Dolven,
and Harold Rietmann, students
at the Columbia Basin Junior
College at Pasco, were visiting
their parents over the weekend.
They also attended the Leyva-
Steagall wedding Saturday in
Heppner and the Pettyjohn-
Thompson wedding In lone Sunday.
Mr and Mrs C E Brenner, Judy
Eubanks, and Mr and Mrs Bill
Ling spent the weekend at the
Eubanks cabin in the mountains.
Arnica Club met at the home
of Mrs James Barnett Sept 21
with Mrs Richard McElIigott as
co-hostess. Mrs Vester Hams was
selected as a new member of
the group. Games were played
with Mrs Arnie Hedman and Mrs
John Proudfoot winning high and
Mrs Milton Morgan and Mrs
Marlon Palmer receiving low.
Mrs Delmer Crawford received
was served they were entertain
ed with a trip to the show.
Guests were Terry Cannon, Mike
Hedman, George reck, Gene Zln
ter, Bobble Benson, Joe McElli
gott, Peter McElIigott, Ricky
Barnett, Dickie Snider and Karen
Crowell.
Work Day was held at the
Valby Lutheran Church Sunday.
Those helping were the parents
of all the Sunday school children.
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs
John Eubanks were Dr and Mrs
Errett Hummcll and Susan of
Beaverton.
Linda Helmbigner, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Ray Helmbigner has
i the I'r.lvrnUty cf Orefon. (
Mr anj Wrs Ken Clark and
laufhtr nf aUcaWton were
cue;, cf Mrs Katnryn Yarnell
SUtida), I
Alton Yarnru In Pendle
ton Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Xrl Shulrman of
C44 rtlii, c::nl. cvsr
rslfht gueits if Mr and Mr
l.nla HaiviHten Friday,
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hultt
were visiting recently at Connell.
Whlngt.in with Mr and Mra
Herman Kienworth.
Mr and Mrs Rov Lln.l.trom
and diughter were in Portland
oer the weekend, Mr Llndstrom
visited with Jvxlte Xlurtlson who
Is recujerating from having
majnr surgery recently.
Mr and Mrs Jack Healy and
family of Heppner were Sunday
guets of Mr and Mrs Ted Palm- ,
atevr.
Whites VUlt nu
Mr and Mrs Gordon White and
Una spent the weekend In Port
land. On Friday their son Gary
len by plane for Mexico City
where he has enrolled In the
Mexico City College. Also onjH
Friday their other son Charles IS
ii i ,y pi a ni- iur oruaaria oei-
Kium. he will be employed for
veral months at the Sawyer's
plant there. Lona White attend
ed the Johnnie Mathls concert
while she was there. The White's
attended a wedding In Forest
Grove Sunday and also visited
Mrs White's parents. Mr and Mrs
O S Shiffer at Vernonla. Mrs
White attended the Northwest
Coif Tournament at the Port
land Golf Course during the
weekend.
Mr and Mrs Tom White and
children of Athena were visiting
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FAMILY FESTIVAL
October 7 - 5 :30 To 7 :00 P.M.
BUFFET SUPPER
ALL TOO CAN CAT
MOVIE FOR ADULTS
CARTOONS FOR KIDDIES
ll-M Per Poison SOc School CfcUdrea fS Family
I0NE SCHOOL CAFETORIUM
Benefit lone P-TA
a group of her son Gene's pledged Sigma Kappa Sorority i
FRESH
Aplets & Collets
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HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG
S4H Green Stamps
HUNTERS!
THE ELKS WANTS YOUR
HADES
DEER - ELK - COW - BEAR
For The Elks Veterans Program
LEAVE THEM AT
Jack's Chevron Station, Heppner
Farley Motor Co., Heppner
Howell's Union Service, Heppner
Gene's Chevron Station, Lexington
Barnett's Chevron Station, lone
Announcing the 1961 Ford.,,
Beautifully proportioned to the
CLASSIC
FORD
LOOK
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4 ' J'"Xllf'i I j . 'fi -s Aa honor to be proud of, this is
L'i'fr- lli I' the medal preaented by tha lotar-
tj r f' l' f ( B;?: national fashion authority, Centra
W'i A f.'' ik ' per L'AIm Mods Italian, to ih
1 I i fi ! 1 1961 Ford for funaional txprt-
l .It' I r h 111 uamottkuUkmmii.
The 1961 Ford Galaxie
Club Victoria beautifully
built to take care of people
Teach Your Children Thrift
with Jf'JjGREEN STAMPS
, Many families use S&H Green Stamps to help
their children learn the all-important habit of saving.
They use them as awards for doing chores around the
home. For instance ...
!w So many &&H Green Stamps each week to daugh
ter for drying the dishes or helping clean house ... so
many to sonny for mowing the lawn or for other odd
jobs. Many housewives tell us it's a wonderful way
to accomplish the twofold purpose of rewarding youngs
ters for tasks well done and showing them how thrift
pays. v
- Youngsters of every age from tots to teens love
SAH Green Stamps because they can redeem them for
a wide .variety of quality items that are dear to chil
, dren's hearts. Try this plan in your
home. You'll be truly amazed to find
how well it works.
BEAUTIFULLY BUILT TO TAKE CARE OF ITSELF
The 1961 Ford introduces a whole new concept of what a car can do for
you . . . and for if self.'
It lubricates itself. New nylon bearings and a newly developed lubricant
keep the '61 Ford freshly greased for 30,000 miles. It cleans its own oil.
The 1961 Ford's Full-Flow oil filter lets you go 4,000 miles between
oil changes.
It adjusts its own brakes. A "mechanical brain" keeps brakes adjusted
for the life of the lining.
Rust? Ford's body is specially processed to resist corrosion, even to
galvanizing body panels beneath doors.
Ford takes care of itself on the turnpike, too, with a new 390-cu. in.
Thunderbird Special V-8 that has all the punch you'll ever need. The
352 Thunderbird Special V-8 and 292 Thunderbird V-8 thrive on regular
gas. And, for top economy, you can choose the '61 Mileage Maker Six.
This is the 1961 Ford . . . beautifully proportioned to the Classic Ford
Look . . . beautifully built to take care of itself, mmwby
HERE'S HOW THE '61 FORD TAKES CARE OF ITSELF
LUBRICATES ITSELF. You'll nor
mally so 30,000 miles without a
chassis lubrication.
CLEANS ITS OWN OIL You'll o
4,000 miles between oil changes
with Ford's Full-Flow oil filter.
ADJUSTS ITS OWN BRAKES. New
Truck Size brakes adjust themselves
automatically.
CUARDS ITS OWN MUFFLER. Ford
mufflers sre double-wrappeJ sod
aluminized normally will last three
times as long as ordinary mufflers.
PROTECTS ITS OWN BODY. Ail
vital underbody parts are specially
processed to resist rust and corro
sion, even to gal vaniaiag body panels
beneath doors.
TAKES CARE OF ITS OWN FINISH.
New Diamond Lustre Finish never
needs wax.
61 FORD
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