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lilnc relative In Me a few daya'rni. Mr. and Mrc C fJ Hmlr
thl wk. !on at Summ-r. Mr Baker's par
Kenneth Sm)Ue and son.
Kenm-th Lynn, were at the I!
several days lat week. Kenneth
Lynn er.tcre-.1 pen or tnree rai
hog and one single ft K In
th. 4 If division.
Mr. and Mr. Ifrnry Corgi-r it
lYndhton were Ultlng Mr. ana
Mr. David Baker and family
Frldav.
Mr. and Mr. Oscar Lundell
entertained with a coff.-e hour
Snnrt.iv afternoon In honor of
Mr. and Mr. Charlc Lundell
Cuest Mr. and Mr. Paul
rHtviohn. Mr. Lloyd Morgan.
Mn CUit Drake. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Lundell. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Llndstrom. Albert Llndstrom
and Mary Swanson. Later In the
afternoon they were Joined hy
Mm. Frank Lundell and Bill and
J.-an llnpkln of Mllwaukle.
Mr. and Mr. Paul Pettyjohn
and Mrs. Ernest Lundell went to
Portland Saturday to visit Norton
Lundell. Mr. Ernest Lundell re
mained in Portland until Sun
day and returned to lone with
Mrs Frank Lundell and Bill and
Jean Hopkins. The Pettyjohn re
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Holme Gabbort
and grandchildren Cindy,
Dlanne, Lynn Anne, and Julie
Myers of Portland stayed Friday
nlpht at the Gabbert ranch.
Nancy Lleuallen, small daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lleu
allen of Pendleton, Is staying
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jepsen.
Mrs. E. Markham Baker and
Mrs. Ronald Baker and Sheila
of Hermlston were visiting In
Seattle last week. Mrs. Ronald
aliwi returned home with
erit
her.
Sunday uet 4 Mr. and Mr
E. Markham Baker were Mr. and
Mr Chutk ll.ver tid Linda
ami Jan of Pendleton. Mr. and
Mn I!innl.t linker and Sheila
of Hermlston and Mr. and Mr
C. (I. Henderson cf .umner.
Mr. and Mr. Martin JamiM-n
and family of Poitl-r.d vblted
hi father. Cu Jannson. over the
weekend
Mr. and Mr. Carl SchuU and
daughter are living In the Ralph
Crum house In lone.
Mrs. Ernest McCabe and chll
dren and Mr. Henry Smith re
turned tu Bay City Friday after
visltlnir relative durlnir the
week.
Mr. and Mr. Noel Barnett and
family visited hi parent In lone
thl weekend. They were return
ing from hunting In the mountains.
Mr. Eulenna Corley returned
home Friday from the St An
thony hospital In Pendleton. Mrs.
William Seehafer of Boardman
I staying at the Corley home
for a few days.
Mrs. Donald Ball gave a birth
day party for her daughter,
Marsha, last Monday, Oct. 10,
lfK to celebrate her 8th birth
day. Guests were Anita Craw
ford, Susan Jane Jepsen, Jerl
Krcbs. Marianne Williams, Kris
tlan Nelson, Barbara Boyce, Lin
da Nichols of Lexington. Games
were played and Ice cream and
birthday cake were served
The A. L. C women group
of the Valby Lutheran church
met Monday at the home of Mrs.
Baker and Sheila were visiting Don Peterson.
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returned r truly frm a trip to
H.iM Idaho. w!ierf Mr. fti)fi
iiktird friend and Mr l!yn
went to S"Uth Dakota on bul
Mr. and Mr WlliUm C. M4le
and Elizabeth of Portland Ulteil
Mt. Fannie Griffith and Mr. and
Mr. Ry Lindtrm and family
lt ue-k. Mr Moller went nea
Pilot l!ok hunting and Mra
Moller remalnrl In lone until
Thurkdav when they reiurnea
home.
The Hume Economic Club of
(he Willow Grange met at the
home of Mr. Leo Crabtree with
Mr. Alvln M('ale as eo hostess,
flan were made for the Grange
bazaar which will be held the
fwrnoon of November 12. The
group voted to put the siding on
ihe Granre hall. Mm. Stella
O'Meara received the door prize.
Mr. RolM-rt DeSpaln and son
Chris visited relative In Her
mlston Friday.
Mec Lujan, small daughter of
Mr. and Mr. Gil Lujan, naa a
tonsillectomy at the Pioneer
Memorial hospital Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudson
and daughter of Portland were
weekend cuests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hudson and family.
Mrs. Mabel Cotter returned
Saturday from Rochester Minn..
where she spent a week visiting
relatives, and Austin where she
visited a week with the R. M.
Cotter family and the Mike Cot
ter family. Mrs. Cotter flew both
ways by the Northwest Orient
Airlines.
Mr and Mrs Emil Resner of
Camas, Wash., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Holtz.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lun
dell and Cheryle spent the week
end In Portland visiting Mrs.
Beulah Lundell and they also at
tended homecoming activities at
the University of Oregon and
visited their daughter Karen who
Is a student there.
The Valby Lutheran Church
Council met Oct. 11 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lun
dell. Those present were Pastor
John Rydgren, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Bergstrom, Gerald Bergstrom, Ro
bert Peterson, Don Peterson,
Louis Carlson, and David Baker.
Melvin Martin Is a
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uf the Oirk'on State football
llritarvhlru band. The band ri-
l-cti tit rrfurm at tha Oregon
Mi i'ritvrrity of Waihlngton
aru In PurtUnd Saturday.
Fred Martin irturned Sunday
Ircm Eugene vhf-fi b at!-nJd
m m rux, tui ii- meeting.
The Tturiceiu-r met at the
home of Mr. and Mr. Jack
Barak of Lelngton on Oct, 13.
Jim llarnrk of IVndleton, dir
ector of the juvenile department
of Umatilla County, wa guet
speaker. He told of the phil
osophy of jurnile work. There
Ma a question anwer period on
the juvenile problem In our
county. Mr. Irnea was accom
panied by Terry Leh, also with
the juvenile work In Pendleton.
Thoae present were Mr. and Mrs.
Charle O'Connor, Rev. and Mrs.
Rod MacKenrle, Mr. and Mrs.
tm Brouehton. Mr. and Mrs.
Gil Lujan. Mr. and Mr. Milton
Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Nelson, snd Mrs. Fred Martin.
The Lexington Co op Auxiliary
met recently at the home of Mrs.
Joel Engleman. Mrs. Omar Rlet
mann demonstrated making
Tote basket, flowers for corsages
and center pieces. Guests present
were Mrs. Kenneth Palmer. Mrs.
Millard Nolan. Mrs. Ray Drake,
Mrs. Lee Scrlvner. Mrs. Don
Broughton. Mr. Oscar Peterson
and Mrs. Omar Rletmann.
Mrs. James Barnett gave a
birthday party for her daughter
D'Ann Monday, October 17. to
celebrate her fifth birthday.
Guests were Cathy Cannon, Deb
bie McLcod. Cindy Ekstrom. Kar
en Crowell. Krlstlne Llndstrom,
Pattl Hudson, Jeanette Lujan,
Carol Hausler, Danny Donald,
and Ricky Barnett Mrs. Barnett
served cake and Ice cream to all
the children and presented them
with Hallowe'en favors.
Dotes to Remember:
Oct 25 The Bebekah State pres
ident will be In lone.
Oct 25 Bebekah District Con-
Tentlon in Heppner.
Nov. 2 Eastern Star Social Club
at Mrs. Charles O'Connor's
Luncheon served at noon.
Mr and Mrs Roy Hurst, and
Mr. and Mrs Ron Anderson and
children of Arlington were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rlet
mann and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bartlamay
of Odessa visited at the home
of their niece and family, Mr
and Mrs. Richard Sherer Thurs
day. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
White Monday were Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Moretz and daughter Kathy
r.t PnrtlflnH arf 1r OTlH Mrt.
member .Tom White and children of
Athena.
Mrs. Gordon White and Lona
spent the weekend in Canby vis
iting relatives. Lona sang for
her cousin Kathy Foote's instal
lation into the Rainbow Girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Arland Emert
of Sobattorxd. Clf,. are vUltin
ttith Mr. and Mr Phil Emert
and family. Mary Emert and Mr,
ni Mr. Drlbert Emert.
Barbara IVKIoU. third grade I Juries received to her .holder.
iMrkf at tha lone School, re- Mrs. Wallace Matthew
turned to iwhool Monday after
bring at.T.t a month due to In-
substituting In the thira gru
during Ml DrKlotl's abrnce.
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SETTLING ESTATE OF L A. PALMER
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1 I. H. C. model 200 Manure Spreader
1 Co-op Model E3 Wheel Tractor
1 Farmhand and pushoff
2 3-Bar 7-foot Springtooth
1 D-2 Caterpillar, Series 5J488
1 Holt Straight Dozer
I Drag Saw
1 Wiss 5-in. intake, 4-in. output Water
Motor, several teet ot irrigation pipe.
1 D-4 Caterpillar, series 7U17179 (motor overhauled)
2 500 Gal. Gas Tanks
1 750 Gal. Gas Tank
1 I. H. C. Disc Plow
4 Oliver Superior Grain Drill, model 38
1 4-Botrom Oliver 16-inch Plow
1 3-Botrom Oliver 16-inch Plow
5 Section spike-tooth Harrow
1 1952 International FH Truck and Hoist, model L.-
170 and Racks
1 1951 Dodge Pickup
1 1956 International Pickup and Racks, S-100
1 1956 Ford Pickup and Racks F-100
Miscellaneous tools, electric saws, motors, shop equip
ment, and other articles too numerous to mention.
BOB RUNNION, Auctioneer
Harry Dinges, Clerk
Terms of Sale-Cash.
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Are you smoking more now
but enjoying it less ?
U. S. Representative
DEMOCRAT
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Td. Advt.. Morrow Co. Dem. Central Comm., Al Lamb, Chairman
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HOW TO
MAKE YOUR
HOUSEHOLD
DOLLAR
GO FARTHER!
1. Heating a house without
weather stripping or insu
lation is like trying to carry
water in a leaky bucket
Weather stripping and in
sulation keep heat inside
where it does you some
good.
2. Save heat by pulling
down window shades, or
drawing drapes, at night
because heat passes easily
through window glass.
3. Plan your clothes dry
ing so that you can do a
full load each time in your
electric dryer.
4. Clean the lint from your
dryer often. Lint holds
water and makes clothes
harder to dry.
These are just a few of the
ways you got your bissest
value from dependable
TF&L electric service. Use
it often, use it efficiently.
Live better electrically!
PACIFIC POWER
& LIGHT COMPANY
HUMAN FLY That's Orin Murray, Field Sur
vey Engineer of fabulous Glen Canyon Dam in
Arizona. Murray says, "Sure I've tried other
brands. But Camel is the only one that gives me
real smoking satisfaction every time I light up."
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Camel is the best Listing cigarette of all
because the Cjn-ie! biend cf costly tobacr
has never been equaned. Try Carre's and see.
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The best tobacco makes the best smoke!