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lone Girls' State Representatives Report
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Tt.e Aroertran Legktn AuU
lary met at th Lr.-un 1111 on
Tur4ay, CM, 1. at I p m.
Jean Martin and E rlyn Jcp.
sen, lne'i c:;U su: reprafn.
Distant Natlaa-Wtd
Moving Service
Mayflower Agents
Padded Vans
PENLAND BROS.
TRANSIT CO.
Pendletoa. Oregon
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girls singing in the rutund In
n ut j itol.
All member were reminded to
hav their gifts In fr tho rift
hvp by (he Nvv. 1 meeting, The
Auxiliary it having a fl I
at the Ionian IUU on Oct 31
at 1 30. Mr, tldon Tucker re
ceived the special prti. Mr.
Frtsl Martin and Mr. Waiter
Mr E. 4, AVrr ana ininny. .,. . , , jr iiivrt an
.d Mri W. f .thU 1 fUt II and
ana tu " : : ; hiijrrn 4 Athena AH thf faml-
MUlrr and fmi!y tn rVrdm.a ,MJJrrn ua jn .fpny
uKiMwti Mr an j , TfJ vh V. IVjLrt ' lt!m. W.Msl rrj
Mm. ji-uu iuhwm and
irf Mr Itnttic rrtrr.
'n.i-t f iimiji, Mr and Mr. On
MV-.I Mr and Ms. OfNtU
M!hft'. Mr TM' l:ua. Mr
ami M Ai f rtfet h, Mr. and Mr
Vrr. eitKnn, Mr and Mr
l!Md U '.'t. Mr and Mi H
iiirf M-l't. and Mr Tn Kil
lit and 4aU;Mrrv
. Amu utkrit. ana
Mr. and Mr. Alton Y.mrtU U ZTZTlll & Tn5 M jVm , if
Mr. Kathryn Yarnrlt. and Mr 'fu ul lrv"' 1" INtlln4 ck,nd r
and Mr marie, uwnnu, AuinKu. ,. -" Mr. ami Mr. Arnlo llodm.a
m MJri Saturoay to anrnu up gum a " " -
Jfpsun wrr gueta dutlng the wejjing of IVWn Yame 11 daugh- jn Arlineton.
evening. The nrkt mcttins will ((.r (1( Mr. and Mr. Clifford Var- Mr. and Mr. Larry Jh-lar
U the afirrnoun of ov. 1 at nrt. and Klfi terguaon. and yavia n .
the home of Mr. Kibe Akrr.
BitaaeU MiUar Di
Word wit rwivrd Saturday
morning by relative U the death
Rom v&we I t Joe Marsh
Red Dolan'f
-"Madness1?
and'Mr. Alton Yarneit took Mra-lkane were weekend fuu (
Kathrn Varnell to wneeier on r, ni Mr. v .."-
c. tthm Jt will recelv mbtrre. Ronnie and Shawn,
medieal treatment
Amlro Oub Meet
The Arnica Club met Wednea
day. Oct 13. at the home of Mr.
in Alvtn MfCabe and children.
and Mr. and Mr. Schellar and
family attended the parade In
Arlington Saturday.
E. K. Meyer of Salem wat
recent guest of Mr. and Mr. Leo
Milton M.rn with Mrs. ' ,Cr.bie,
mnn.1 Lundell ro hoate, ana id 1 ,.t xtr n,t xtrt
Om day, K4 Daa wa
at th f if eJob atrsppinf
a pair of aaowaheeaS
When aoma of Red'a friend
heard about it, they began Jok
ing about Red'a myatifying
"roadneaa." But I figurad Red
mutt have had a reaaoa for
donning mowihoef, ao X asked
him about it
-Well." aaid Red, -You know
that marsh near the 14th hole,
Joe. A lot of the boyi tlic golf
ball right into there and loae
'em for good. So I Just put on
my anowshoea they let me
travel on top of that apongy
marsh surface without sinking
la and retrieve thoao golf
ban. You should have een
my last haul enough to play
all aeason with."
From where I alt, peopl of
ten t arm epinlana about thinfs
bef ere they know all the facta.
Some folks, for really n feed
reaaoa at alt will criticise a
maa for preferrti a glas of
beer to aoma other beveraa-a.
Ifa Joel a matter ef taste. T
think otherwise la Jnst plain
Intolerant. Aad It's a sore way
to "shoe" away friends.
Cewright, 19o0, Uiuttd States Brtwtr FottndaU
mond Lundell co hoste.
member present.
It wa derided that on Novem
ber 6 the Arnica Club member
and familiea will go bowling at
the Desert Lanes in Hermlston
and return to lone for a potluck
supper in the evening.
rinochle was played during the
afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Ray HeimbiRner. high; Mr.
Amle lledman. second high; and
Mrs. Pelmer Crawford, low. Mr.
Arthur Stefanl received the door
nrlze,
The next meeting of the Arnica
dub will be at the home of Mr.
Dallas Shockley on Nov. 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rietmann
entertained with a birthday din
ner party Saturday evening In
honor of her father. Delbert An.
son of Hermlston. Other guests
were Mrs. Josle Leper. Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Thornburg, all of Her
mlston.
TO THE HAPPY, OLD-TIME MUSIC OF
ROY QUACKENBUSH
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
OCTOBER 29
$1.25 PER PERSON 9:30 P.M. TO 1 A.M.
I0NE AMERICAN LEGION
ZONE
a Hermann during the weekend
were Dr. A. Macho. Dr. L, Terk
la and aon David of Portland and
Dr. and Mrs. Helmuth Hermann
of Oswego. The men all enjoyed
aome pheasant hunting while In
lone.
Mr. and Mr. Roland Bergstrom
are visiting in San Jose with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bergstrom. On
the Bergstrom's return trip home
they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Bergstrom and family at
Brookings. The Bergstrom chil
dren are staying at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom and
at the home of Mrs. Bergstrom's
aunt at Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Perl Bye. and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Kuenzl of Sil
verton were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson.
Mrs. Bye and Mrs. Carlson are
sisters.
Mrs. Mabel Cotter and Mrs.
Fannie Griffith were In Pendle
ton Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jerry Holly and son. and sev
eral friends from Portland were
hunting guests this weekend of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dobyns.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner and
sons 01 tugene visuea aurinu
the weekend with Mrs. Turners
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Drake
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan
Mr. and Mr. Henry JVierwa of
Portland v Wiled Ut week with
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mr liallas Shockley,
Mr, and Mr. Tim Ktrkelie and
daughter of Twm Uited dur
ing the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mr. Clarence
I ..It. Mr. Kirkelle returned to
Tacvma Sunday and Mr. Ktrke
He and dauchters remained for
a longer visit
HousewnrmiDf tot Holts
Mr. and Mr. CUrence HulUt
were surprised hunday with a
housewarmlng by some of the
member of the Hope Lutheran
church In Heppner,
The group presented Mr. and
Mrs. llolu with a beautiful
large planter.
Cuesis were the Rev. and Mrs.
John Rydgren. Mr. and Mrs. Har
lan McCurdy. Mr. and Mrs. B
Mr. and Mr lt ll-tt and
Mi v L$a Huchri and dauchtet
Mr!Mrla. all if PirtUnd. uned
with Judy Kubankt and Mr. and
Mr. C. 11 Pienner Sunday.
Mr and Mr. P.y Llndrwn
and uan and Mr. Anna Llnd
rrm went la rtlad frlday
Mi LinHtnm U vUlilng her
duehter. Mr Warren Krutchet
uf Unroham. and Suan la hav
ing dental work dune.
Cuei i4 Mr. and Mrs. Gill
Lujun and family tver the week
end wer Mr. Lu4n's coutlna,
Mr. and Mr. Jack Briers and
on of St. Helena.
Rev. Rod Mackenzie left Tues
day. CM. 23, f.r Kugene where
he will attend the nnrthwet re
gional conference of Congrega
tiisnal Chrtnlan churches.
Bill Hwvr of Portland waa a
weekend guet of Rev. and Mr.
RihI Mackenzie.
Attend ConvenUoa
For the first time In many
year. Japan was the millenary
land featured at the Mid Colum
bia AsswKlatlon of Congregation
al Churches and Ministers held
at the Federated Congregational!
Cfcurih In Ms!Kn Ffeewater, Od.
It and 44
lM)!i MTrtll. him on fur
ktih fmm Japan, spke to th
drlrjstet Vrrf. In t1 majuf
St1iSree.
lie hd rwuih to say about ih
4lurr t4 Conitiunum and the
nd f jf (itrtkiian pnie to b
m tHr t"r tH t rr.m ft hrsd-
on through the work uf the mia
slans
i irirgr rrorn me rnurtne in
tne aMiaiin aia 0iacuaae4
Hng on the eonMHutMi ef the
I'ntted Church of Chrut. merg
er of the Congregational Chrta
tlan churches and the Kvangell-
cat and Reformed churches.
Th" attending the meetings
frwm line were Rev. and Mrs.
IUmI MatKerule. Mrs Fred Mar-
tin. Mr. Milton Morgan. Mrs.
Carry Tulll and Mrs. ifarton
Palmer.
Fayne Ely and evrsl friend
of Portland were pheasant hunt
ing and Wiring Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Ely Saturday.
The lone FT A Is sponsoring
the L'MCKF Drive on Oct 31. AU
children will meet at the cafe
tortum for I' NIC FT rtrtoona and
Identification badges. Each group
will be chaperoned by an adult
Children may wear costumes If
leslred. After the children re
turn to the c a Murium refresh
ments will b served. Th com
mittee In charge are Mrs. Wal-
(Coo United oa Faff 12)
m All
r ! 1
BALLOT MEASURE NO. 15 the billboard control
measure, is a BAD bill which would cost Oregon
families vital payroll dollars. v ''
Without adequate signs
many hotels, restaurants,
motels, service stations,
resorts, stores of all kinds
would be hurt or go out
of business.
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Vote NO on No. 15 UNFAIR SffiSaSf
Pi Adv. Council n Hi$hy Srfu'a'in, (Iph T. H'lppt, Jr.
i W. I III) no, fMii.
Ohm., 2727 .W. Uopr Or, tWini, Or. Cnp'l4 M41 V1
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RE-ELECT
BEN MUSA
Democratic Nominee
STATE SENATOR
Sixteenth District
TIm FotcM Was tm l
cwobinotion o4 iIm, mom,
got cenemir end dpnd.
obit eptraHon Ifcot molcM
falcen Anrie'i N. I
compact. rli leee'ipoce
vr Mvn ImT lanf ...
and e budgaMovIng prkal
You never paid so little
for a car that saves so much
Now with a trend-setting
12,000-mile or 12-month warrantyl
Your dealer was the first to extend his warranty on
Falcon cars to 12,000 miles or one full year, whichever
comes first. That's because of his confidence in the
Falcon's high quality and its proven dependability.
Not even in the tremendously popular 1960 Falcon
did you get so much value as you now can buy in the
exciting, new Falcon '61! This freshly styled money
saver stretches nickels, dimes, dollars! "
It goes up to 30 miles on every gallon of regular
gas, and 4,000 miles between oil changes.
And, with the new choice of power, you can pick
the famous Falcon Six, or the new optional 170 Special
for an extra dash of power.
See the new '61 Falcon today. Look over its warranty
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Senator Musa was the prime mover in securing a 20 reduction in state in
come taxes during the 1957 special session. He has consistently striven to prevent
the accumulation of unnecessary surpluses caused by excessive taxation. He
understands the problems of the district; and as in the past, will continue to
serve the best interests of all its people.
If re-elected to the Senate he will:
1. Try again to create a State Board of Tax Appeals, independent of present
tax levying bodies; ' .
2. Work for restoration to local governments local controls now In the hands
of inacessable state bureaus;
3. Work for sensible tax laws and tax administration to encourage development
of our area and its resources.
ONE YEAR NEWER, ONE YEAR tETTERt
Falcon Tudor Sadon givas you mora
of what you buy a compact fori
Paaflvf Ctoractwl
O "SO UwiW Hat. Srod.coM. lac.
KO 0TKE COMPACT MEASURES UP TO THE FALCON WORLD'S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW CAR. NOW AT YOUR FORO ZHHXK
Pd. Adv. Musa for State Senator Committee, Katherine Musa, Tress.
P. O. Box 458, The Dalles. Oregon
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