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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1960)
HmXEl GAZETTE-TIMES. TbudoT. Ortebet II. IUO Chats With Your Home Agent if ESTHER XIRMIS An Airmail letter, betrbif Stockholm, Sweden. itmark came to my dek lat week. I UBl delighted to It a from Mr. Gene Ferguson, lleppnsr, who t former county commit teewoman f our e stenslun units. Fay li one of 19 Northwest women on a tour of Scotland. Ireland, England, and the Scan tinaUn countries. I'd like to .hare her letter with you . Hear KMher: TliU l the first time we've had a little free time to write letter. So often we returned late to our hotel and had to do a little laundry or get racked to leave next day. It'a been a wonderful experi ence. I found Ireland, Scotland, and England much like our coun try. The trees and f lower are about the name. The towna have parka and flower garden every where. Every house has a flower garden In the front the "yard" I In the tack where they "put 'thine." L'tually a v of flow ers U In the window. Apartment huuu wnh little balevnlra will have geranium or other fl'w er. Such a lovely cuxtum! I wti Interested In their refor estation program In Scotland. They plant the tree clone to gether m they will grow straight a they are uaed fur pole and khoring In the mine. The heather growing on the hllKlde was beautiful. The hay wa In small shucks. We thought It was oat, hut they called It corn. We saw hay preal over wires to dry It In Norway and other place. In Norway we had amorgas bord for breakfast! So much food -rved u I'm afraid I'll have to buy a new wardrobe. Saw self projelIed combine. Children had "potato vacation" to pick (2 or 3 days) potatoes In Norway while we were there. School schedule In Oslo 1 very broken. Children go at 8:00 a.m. one day ami return nome at 11:30. Another day they go at 11:30 and return about 2:30. Pity the poor mothers with their school children all on different schedules and they vary from 1 m ft- '" 5 "' f X ... I0NE School News i If Eeelrst JepM ! Mark!-; thHr Mh straight win tkt..t-r 7. the lone Cardl ! mil will (m the cuekt of the Hells Gitullre. on Friday. Oct. H. f.r their final league game, Iju1 Friday the Cardinal played hot to the I'klah Cougar only M ... . mc VSSZ S Um! Eugene they stayed it the New Krturntng fruttt the Oregon' Mulej ,nd attended rTea IWmwws) In Eugene htai .j dince on Friday. ... i, .... a m.m la M artlfl I . . 4a nallaa siumhwy. supefi.nr.i- Kirk rnJ are jean aiamn. Martbn Morgan, Michelle and Cher) I Mri. Thee fins have mucn to irpurt as they a!! rminrA erv valuable I n form a- ii. n .u tKa newstair tnd dent of lone Schools sit .t.- fir t,t tne wren i lending the secondary principal's cunurnce rlNTl NEW Ti:MPF?T ill f--alr a frtiW SMaal. rd In lb fr.Mil and a rntiiM. in lK rear. Tk4 tranMtl laila) pri'tr rtfttalirr-t trlhl di.'itl.iiM f-w rtr,iltl rt.4 and kaaxlliaf. 1 he hit ei dcltwt ottl.l.m !m pettotmnmr n't rrnmrnny. R-om vi'hcre I sit ..Jy Joe Marsh Name Thar Name Mra.Wllken. ear klnderf ar Un teacher, told me this one about her first day of class. "To get acquainted with the new children," she said, "I go around the classroom and ask them to recite their names." "What's your name?" I asked one little boy. "Freddie." was the reply. "You mean Frederick," I aaid, "We use only our proper names in class." So when I asked the next little boy what his name was, be stood up proudly and answered, "Boberick, ma'am!" Front where I ait, Bobby re mind me of folks who think what's rlfht for one mnat be rlfhl for another. For Instance, my neighbor used to scoff at my bavins; a food class of beer with supper. He believed that only coffee wss proper. Truth Is, a mealtime beversce, like most ether thbirs. Is purely s matter of personal preference. When we can respect the other fellow's opinion as well as our own, we'll have passed the first "leason" In lolrranee. Copyright, lvt0. United Statei Urrnert kounttaltan day to day! We were served partridge at dinner once and llngonberry sauce. London was rainy but we took tour, saw London Tower where the crown Jewel are kept but couldn't wait In the querre for half an hour to nee them. We did visit Madame Tussauds wax exhibition. The figures are so lifelike it is unbelievable. Prin cess Margaret Is very lovely. I thought Harry Truman looked horrible. The City Halls an- real show places. We were received by the Lord Mayor of Belfast and the Lord Provost of Glasgow (who Incidentally U ihelr flrsr lady provost). We Joined them at "clpvensoe (11 o'clock corree and cakes). Wc visited the American em bassy In Oslo. Today we toured through a china factory. I found It very In- j teresting. I On Friday we fly to Hamburg. Will return October 12 and will try to sort out the things I've seen and places I've been. Cheerio! FAY FERGUSON lone News Mr. and Mr, timer Holts and daughters were In Walla Walla Saturday where their daughter Kathy had dental work done. Mr. and Mr. Clarence Ilolu were at LewUton, Idaho, Sun day on business Mr. Walter Jacobs went to Purtland Friday after her hus- band who has been patient In E the Good Samaritan hospital jg Mr. and Mr. Robert Hudson of g Portland vUlted Mr. and Mr.jg Charles lludon Sunday. je Mr. and Mrs. Roy Undstrom g and family were In Portland over g the week end. They visited Mrs. g Beulah Lundell who Is conva- 3 leclng at her home at 4405 N E. 90th following surgery a week ago. The A L.C Women of the Val- by Lutheran church held a pot luck dinner and bazaar Sunday evening for their families and frelnd. A freewill offering was taken. 8 DAHC a i e 3 M S 3 3 S 3 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fergu son are In Seattle visiting their aujrhter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly. 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Engine 1958 FORD STATION WAGON-O'Drive-Rodio-Heater-One Owner 1595.00 1958 VOLKSWAGEN-Radio-Hearer-Light Blue Finish-One Owner 1395.00 1957 LINCOLN Premiere Cpe. Black and Beige Color-Air Conditioning 2295.00 1957 FORD Country Sedn.-Standard Transmission-Heater-Radio-One Owner 1395.00 1956 MERCURY 2 Dr. HT-Standard Transmission-Heater-Radio-Excellent . ..945.00 1955 WILLYS Station Wagon-4 Wheel Drive-Warn Hubs-One Owner .1395.00 1955 FORD Convert V8-New Top-Radio-Heater-Automatic 895.00 1955 CHEV. 4 Dr.-Radio-Heater-Automatic-Green and White Beauty 895.00 1954 MERCURY 2 Dr.-Standard Transmission-New Paint-Radio-Heater 495.00 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. O'Drive-One Owner 395.00 COMMERCIALS 1956 FORD i2 Ton Pickup-Very Good Condition 1195.00 1954 DODGE 2 Ton-2 Speed Axel-825 Tires Like New-Steel Bed with Rack .. .1 195.00 1952 FORD i2 Ton-4 Speed V8 495'00 1949 DODGE Vi Ton-4 Speed 295'00 "ALL USED CARS AND TRUCKS HAVE A FULL YEAR GUARANTEE WE CAN AND DO UNDERSELL! 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