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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1960)
IS tttftntU CAIETTI TWUl TWe4ay. OfU g. IM Boardman News y UXtT Ltt UAJLLOW An ft!i riJfMV ounJrt vi 131 b fcnduilisl fcy Iho $ar:,Uy School cf the ik.r1mn CummurtHy ihufvh uuilni !h month tf Or-l'b-r. Jtula Imluila bring on Urn tut Sunday Svhuol. brlnirlnif I Ctht Thrv i th vKiiuri, an att-nJlng both I twme of Un Mdrcmlirt'a rts Mjttt her trvihrf In liw ae4 Utrf. Mr. ( 4 M-' Al Jaeta tef tf AiSlnxlun. Thrv tUrl Mm fc'a U!rr !n Ijw. Mr. M C Km at :rM! car.r. in ladies' ,tv!.rf In Uws and tit- tm. Mr, and Mr. Jl-rry Mt In Marina. Calif, and Mr. and Mrs M flarluw In ArUnstun tfiurrn amtrra. Trams ! the mntrkt will known aa Ih llrda and u.e fslura, with rap talna aj i-olniJ fur each In the rlatMcx. Thi M-Wtrd were: Adult tb-i. tuu-ll MUU-r. red; Mrs. Marfar. t KllU, Mu. Illh school tla. ntriy IUsh, ml; Jim Miller, tlue. Juniors, Wayne Nuo!en, blue; Jinly Taton. r4 Intermediate, Juhnny Tlerc, led; Shirley Ium, blue. Pri mary, Runnta Baker, red; Cathy Lip. blue. To atart the contest i and daughter In law, Mr. and' Mr. )le Maixntitter In ilia vllie. Calif , and Mr, and Mr. I lee Marurnber In lird Bluff. I Calif. On their return trip they cans by way of Lake Tahoe Mr. It'M stojjjw-d at Waw-o on I tho way home Saturday and stayed overnight at the home of her son and daughter In law. Mr. and Mra. Vernon ftnot, and they bmucht her hme Sunday. Mr. and Mra. O. If. Street of Tualatan visited two dayt last a ii.iju.k dinner was held Sun-(week at the home of Mr. and flay follow injr church at thelMra. Earl Brlccs. Marlon Morlan and daughter) grange hall, with XI attending The Cdn-e roj?ram to be jirewnfed by tho Tllllcum Club CM. 11 will ! at the home of Mra. Ralph Skouho at 8 p. m. The iubllc U Invited. Slide pic tures entitled "Uefore and After, allowing new rooms for old, guide tu do It with rubric re modeling Ideas. All rooma In a home are featured. A dress lenglh will again be Riven for the door prize. Mrs. Florence Root returned home Sund.iy evening from a four weeks trip to California Cindy of Kennewlck, Wash, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skouho while Mrs. Morlan and daughters Nancy and Andy went to Port land. Mra. Ralph Skoubo was In Mailed as president of the Board man Tllllcum Club Tuesday nlsht or last week In a candle light service at the home of Mrs. Ronald Black. Mrs. Joe Tatone was Installing officer. Mra. RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS IONE NEWS ir ntAMcixt ciA w rota Mr. and Mrs. John Wiemer U utejrwn City n weak and The men rn.)-d huntlna In the mountain Mr, and Mr. Out Miller a farntel dinner In hunt of Mra. Mlllrra an Und-uy on Ij-wU I'sdiM-ff. R.xK'rr Klncald. anu triarlra lwll. Llcenio Rtnewol May 6a Mode By Moil M"t 0cniaf.a whoa license plain rtre H f14ef t!l f- crKe rmrwal frmlnder cards under a prufram scheduled to Mart September 19. of Und.ay Klmaid enli.ted In the Army Air force and left for baste training on Sept. 23. Mr. and Mrs, George Miller and Paul were weekend cuetts it Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jlynd. and Mr. and Mrs. Jrk Ilynd at the llynd Brt, ranch at Freei-fouL! A Uttle Chryanthemum Show will be conducted by the Topic Club and the Garden Club com I blned on October 11 at 2;30. The public Is Invited to attend the show In the lone Community church basement. Mrs. Kimble Tellefsoi of llermlston will be the speaker and demonstrate "Flower Arranging." Dr. C M. Wagner returned Saturday from Yakutat. Alaska where he spent four days on business and pleasure. While there he saw quite a few large bears. Tbla weekend. Mr. end Mrs. TUESDAY NIGHT OCT.ll IN" LIVINCJ COLOR ON NBC TV A WONDERFUL EVENING OF BONO & DANCE THE DONALD O'CONNOR SHOW STARRINO DONALD O'CONNOR MITZI GAYNOR CO-STAIlRINa ANDRE PREVIN WITH SIDNEY MILLER Wayne Kuhn Is vice president; ,u Mrs. Black, wording Urctary ! "?'"'lr. ',slMnf Mr and Mrs. Vernon Russell, corrcspon-1 ""J- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Staiger ol, Portland were In Meppner this weekend visiting relatives. Mrs. C F. Bemrlck of Bearer- ton, mother of Mrs. Ed Gonty and Mrs. Bernlce Altlshln and children of Portland, sister of Mrs. Gonty were weekend guests of the Gonty'. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. WlUaid Blake this weekend were Ted Mech and Al Conser of Port land. Mrs. Ethel Zslmants baa re turned to Heppner after spend ing six weeks In Seattle visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Billings. I The Oregon Department Motor Vehicle ekpc(s more Ore goittant la renew fhelr plates by mail under this new program, but bflic-e the ms)urity still will prefer to handle transactions In pet.! at Department field offices. Forty erfrnl of those polled recrntly said they would renew by mail when notified. Pirrsently. with na reminder system, only 2 percent of Orreon car owners handle renewal by malL The reminder system Includes a punched card renewal notice to be sent to a car owner prior to the month hi license plates ex plre. If he wants to renew In person, he must take the re minder card and fee to field office where he will receive his tabs and validated registration card Immediately. If he wants to renew by mail. he should enclose the remittance with the reminder card properly filled out and mail It to the Salem office. It la expected that tabs and a valid registration card would be received by the customer within a week' time. The Department cautions that small percentage of owners will not be notified of renewal time because of trfit tfcar.grs ol ownership cr charges cf al dress where na nt'Uf '.cation ha been received by the Department vt M'or Vehicle, VUitlaa last folwrdet d tb home tf Mr. and Mrs, iiuwaid tletriand were her sister and hw.Und. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.rs of Wall Walla. They also tsited Mr. and Mrs, Paul Webb. Mrs. frank Turner and her sta ler. Mr. Sophie Barr of Port land returned Friday from a few da acatlon In Salt Lake City. Did You Ever Go On A Long Trip Into unfamiliar territory, without first consulting a map and maklne your plans accordingly? And often too. did you not con sult a resident of that locality for additional Information and advice? Your Kstate for which you sweated and tolled, ahould not be left to chart it's own course when the time comes for our last, long trip Into unfamiliar - territory. Consult with your Local Estate Planner, for Information and ad- Ice, on how to plan your hard- earned estate and Insure that It will accomplish what you plan It to accomplish. ou are under no obligation. C W. "Bill" Lor in. Insurance Agency Heppntr Hotel Bldg. Pbona 8-9923 Heppner. Oregon , V 9 O I 1 1 V" ..-1 . ..;! W, V,art.t. fe:.:..., v, UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION ding secretary; Zoe Billings. treasurer. The annual Membership Tea was also held, with nine mem Iwrs present. Guests were Mrs. Lester Leroux and Mrs. Joe Crouch. The club members made a tour of the KEPR television studios Sept. 30. The remainder of the night was spent playing bingo for en-Itortalnment. I'aui Burrows or Portland was la weekend visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strutz. School was dismissed Monday so the teachers could attend the Eastern Oregon Educational Conference at Baker. Mrs. Earl Brlggs attended a county planning meeting of the County Extension Unit at Heppner Tuesday of last week at the home of Mrs. John Berg strom. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Berg seth and daughter Louise of Burns visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller three days last week. Anita Marlow of Cottage Grove spent tho weekend at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marlow, while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marlow, went deer hunting In the Baker area. Mrs. Claud Coats was hostess for a pink and blue shower at her home last Friday afternoon In honor of Mrs. James Ferdon. I Guests were Mrs. RolHn Bishop, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Don Downey, Mrs. Louise Earwood, Mrs. Lowell Shattuck, Mrs. Zearl Gillespie, Mrs. Golda Cox, Mrs. G. C. Delta, Mrs. Glen Carpenter, Mrs. Albert Herendeen, Mrs. Ray Brown, Mrs. Nate Macom- ber, Mrs. Carol Getz and Mrs. Frank Marlow. Mrs. Downey won the prize In a game played, and Mrs. Brown won the door nrlze, Wlllard Baker is In Seattle, Wash, this week attending a gov ernment meeting In connection with his work at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot. & I " ' ' - " ' i GET YOUR PICKUP & JEEP Tires Copped FOR THE HUNTING SEASON IT'LL BE HERE SOON! 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For best economy, specify the Trophy Economy V-8. Its lower compression ratio lets you use regular gas. Wide -Ira ckf More headroom, legroom, footroom for greater comfort! You'll take great comfort in the extra roominess we've built into the '61 Pontiac. Seats are higher, yet there's more clear- v.w t. ance beneath the steering wheel and more hatroom over your head. There is more legroom, more footroom. Doors are wider and designed to swing open farther. The more highway you put behind you (Pontiac specializes in this) the more you'll appreciate the new room that's all around you in this sleek new '61. THE ONLY WIDE-TRACK CAR! Body width trimmed to reduce side overhang. More weight balanced be tween the wheels. No other car hugs the road with such sure footed sta bility and precision. ISN'T THIS VXDUR B?G YEAR RCR A WIDE -TRACK PONTIAC P fT'S ALL. PONTIAC! BONNEVILLE . 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