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NseiasViir 11 Vetersss'a Day
pfr am at I0;M at Mens
Mwi nid lotiawwi try a
spaghetti dtiur ' t tbs
Amti Icea Legion Hall at
lliM t iroa
NtfMDMt Ilreotoau fans.
! vs Kerfotd mi final
championship earn t li)0
t loa field.
No-retnbet H Cni; basaat at
tb lebekah ball liJO.
XtnmbN 1 fellowship dinner
at the loot Community
Church sponsored by tb
Thlrteener.
Novombor li Amislcan Leg loa
Auxiliary at tha bom el
Mr. Dolmer Crawford at
1:00 p. m.
November 1ft Arnica club at th
p hem el Mr. Ami Redman.
November II Three Link dub.
Don Harris of Portland. Arthur
and Roy LIndstrom, Roger Kin
esid. Wallace Caarslsnd. Tom
White, Cordon White. Herbert
Petersen and Cu Jnncn re
luned Monday from Ei hunt
ing near TulJfc'nt,
Mm. Lewis Italvorsrn. Mr.
HUlie Crabtrre. and Mr. Arthie
Munkert attended ih funeral
irn ice In Salem Tuesday for
tr C, Brk. Mr. Brk was a
brother in Uw of Mr. Ctabtnre
and a uncle of Mr. Ilalvotsen.
Mr. Munker and Leo Crabtrr
of Ion.
Tli Tiple Club met Friday
afternoon. November 4 at Ihe
home tt Mr. KmI MacKenrte
a 1th Mr. Dixon Smith, and Mr.
Charles O'Connor a eo hote
The rifxiLTam consisted of a re
view of Modern Mule by Mr.
Char let O'Connor, me next
meeting will be December 9 with
the nrorram tonic being the For-
el en School System.
Those rolnc bowline at Her-
mUion Sunday were Mr. and
Mr. Carry Tulli. Mr. and Mr.
RotxTt Ji'Mn. Mr. and Mrs.
Arnle Hedman. and Mr. and Mr.
LVlmef Crawford.
John Ktract of Elk Grove. Calif
ornia passed away Sunday, No-
The Pinochle Club met at the
home l Mr. Clytl Crawford Frl
Jay evening. November 4. High
iiie was won by Mr I'aul Tew,
evond high Mr. E4 Baker,
pinochle Mr. Art paiteu. Mr
Fisirum Jr. received the
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thr million yean and your fir Insurance policy by
thre year If you haven't brought Its value up to
dot bcaut of sky-high replacement costs.
Call us. W can be helpful.
C. A. RUGGLES
INSURANCE AGENCY
f HONE 6-9625
HEPF1TCA. OREGON
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, vember . IVOJt at Sacramento.
California Funeral service and
' interment were held Tuesday at
j Use Uf amenta Memorial Gar
den, lie U survived by hi wife.
I IV.ru Palmi?rl one daugh-
Mr. and Mr. Ted Talmateer d-r Guest tM-rt Mr.
J. It Satuid)' for FJk Croe.Jme Harnett. Mr. Hubert Ek.
Ca:if .inla to attend the funeral' .rom Jr. Mrs. lUmarU tWU.
M-n tot vt John Stract. , Mrc Elmer llultj, Mr. Ed Baker.
Jarui and H-mnie Talmateer Mr. Keith Be. .Mi . V e.trr
UUt,-d at the home of Mr. and llama. Mrs. NI Tw Art
u n.,. f-rtkmnril In Heo- Dalell. Mr. Wallace Caar.land.
j .r oMr the weekend and they, Mr. Joanne Pitn. Mr. James
are now U)tnj; with Mr. and Morgan.
Mr. Pvte C-annoit Mr. Joanne lHon llted her
The i:tktert Star S.lal Club mother. Mr. Ida Coleman Ut
held a lum-heon Tueslay. Nov.! week. Mr. Dlort 1 now living
1 at the home of Mr. Charle In lleppner and 1 employed at
O'Connor with Mr. Walter Do-.the Tioneer Memorial hospital,
by n a hote. SUteen mem- Mn,. Fannie Griffith was a
ber were pretMnt for the lun- gUet Jant week of Mr. and Mrs.
chron. Walter Iobn and Mr, uulht Ilaugen and family at
Omar Itlctmann received the Oswego.
door prlie.
IXmald OMeara of Madera.
California, a nephew of Mrs.
Stella O'Meara was on of the
football player killed In th
plane crash of the San Louis
ObUiw football players..
Legion Auxiliary Meets
The American Legion Auxil
iary met nt the home of Mrs.
Flbe Aker November 1 at 2:00
nm. with Mrs. Ssm Esteb s
ro-hostess. Plans were made for
the spaghetti feed which the Le-
pion and Auxiliary are serving
on Veteran's Day at the Legion,
Hall.
Each member brought gifts to
po to the fiift shoo at the vet
eran's hospital In Portland. The
members are asked to contribute
clfts for the patients at the State
Hospital In Pendleton at tne next
meeting.
There were ten members
present. Mrs. Gladys Calkins was
a cuest during the afternoon.
The door prize was received
by Mrs. G. Hermann.
The next meeting will be the
social meeting at the home of
Mrs. Delmer Crawford on Nov.
13 with Mrs. David McLeod as
co-hostess.
Mrs. Josie Buchanan and Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Buchanan and
sons of Irrlgon were In lone Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bolman of
Tigsrd vuitisl her parents, Mr
nd Mrs Frnest Heliker Mon
day.
Charlie (Hewer of Portland.
Bill t'rannon and Bud Blrttell
and tons of Mllwaukle were
ruiMinj guets at the Frnet
Iteliker rabin In the mountain.
Mr. Walldie Mathews, and
Mrs. Cevil Thorne attended a
meeting Sunday at Pendleton In
regard to the I'nlU-d Nation
Youth Pilgrimage ponrcd by
the Oldtrliows and Iirb-kaii
Lodges of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rtetmann
and iuns were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of
Arlington on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hermann
spent several days In Portland
and Oswego last week visiting
Dr. and Mrs, llelmuth Hermann.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray llelmbigner
and Tom were on their way to
Eugene Friday when Tom be-
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rante ill and was taken to lite
llolltday Park hpitsl In Port
land and operated on for apien
tlUltl
Mi. Euut-nna lVi lv an J Mrs.
Don llcliker wete In Walla Walla
Ft Ida v. Mrs. W, , Svhafer of
IViarlm.in accompanied them.
Eldn Tinker spent several
days In Portland last week.
Mr. and Mm. Marknam Raker
and Mr. and Mr. Ronald Baker
and Sheila f llermlnton attend
etl hcmecomlng this weekend at
the Vahlngton State University
In Pullman. They also U:ted at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Gillespie.
Mr. Hervat Pettyjohn of Yak
ima Is cnding several days vis
Itlng Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Craw
ford. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford
cjent several days laat week vis
iting Mr and Mrs. Harlan Craw
ford and family at lVhx
Mi Markham Bakrr attended
the Kseruilve CoinnUHe of the
0gtrfi 4 II Leadera AsaujclaUaa
Thursday and Friday In Pvrt
land. Mr. Baker Is a regions!
vlre president.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson of
Mitchell were guets vt Mr. and
Mr. F-dmund Bristow during the
weekend. The Johnson's were
neightiors of Mr. and Mrs. Brls
tow when they lived In Nampa.
Jerry Briatow i t Tillamook and
John Miab of Bay City were
cuekts of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Kiiftow over the weekend-
Mr. Fred Martin attended a
Legislative Committee meeting
on Wednesday in tugene. ana
a State School Board Association
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biggest advantage of all, you'll realize, Is that the truck itself (sheet metal, tires,
chassis components, everything) takes less abuse. With independent front sus
pension soaking up road shock and vibration, the truck lasts longer, goes extra
thousands of miles before trade-in time. Add that to what everybody's always
known about Chevy dependability and you find yourself looking -.fa
at the soundest truck investment you could bet your business on. ''froji
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A panel and two pickups that put a thrifty air-cooled engine In the rear, the driver
up front and as much as 1,900 pounds of load space in betweenl That's more
capacity than a conventional half-tonner. Yet these Corvair 95's are nearly two
feet shorter from bumper to bumper. Highly maneuverable. Built to last and
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SEE THE GREATEST SHOW CN WORTH NOW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S
FULLETON CHEVROLET COMPANY
Morrow County
Grain Growers,
Farmer Owned and Controlled
Lexington, Oregon
October 21, 1960
You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of
the Morrow County Grain Growers, Inc. will begin with a
dinner at 6 P. M. in the Fair Pavilion at Hcppner, Oregon,
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on Monday, November 21.
Three directors and seven associate directors will be
elected and such other business as may properly come
before such a meeting will be transacted. The annual
report will be given and an interesting speaker will be
scheduled.
The Reserve Champion 4-H steer will be served for
dinner by the lone Grange ladies. Valuable door prizes
will be given. Come and enjoy yourselves and give us the
help of your council.
Sincerely,
PieHdettt
Morrow County Grain Growers, Inc.
May & Main St.
Keppner. Or.
Phone 6-9921