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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1960)
i KCf FNCII CA2CTTC-T1HCS, Thurt4y. Hmb ?, 13 lone News (Continued from Pot 7) croup vnUtl to li..M m-tliij;i on Sunday furnori In lt-rm lcr, January ami February. Nrw aluminum IJIng ha been put on the ouflU of the Grange hail. Maranatba MmU The Mrnth n up of the lone Community Church met a the home of Mr. Markham B.i ker Wednesday, Nov. !, with Mrt. lUxl MatKcnzie aa cohort eh Fourtee n member and one cuott were present during the after noon. Mr Rol MacKenzle pre aented the program on The Meaning of Christian Dklpllne Mans wero made for the food kale which will be held Nov. 17. Mr. Milton Morgan received the door prize. The next meeting will be held on Dec. 11 at the lone Commun ity church basement. Thla will be a Joint meeting with the Na oml Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepsen and children visited In Pendle ton on Veteran'a Day with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lleallen and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lleuallen and family. FOLLETT MEAT CO. HarmUton. Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlston-McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS Mi i.J Mr. Jx- M of i mi II if N-fte euet of Mr. MaU-l Cotter and Mr. Oar K Jar Id Mr Malw-I Cotter entrrtained Hh a family Ulnnt-r at her home mh.iiv Cut-kU weir. Mr. ana Mr, joe Mwn of rrlrnnilltf, Mr. Clara Klncald. W nd lut Uuwt.ke, Ralph Marlatt and Pat iltl.i l'.Hk of llrppner. Mr. and Mr. Tony Ik-Spain of North Plain. Mril the week m.i in Ime Uitmc Mr. and Mr. ItolM-rt D'Spaln and family Mr. and Mr W. C. Si-hater of Bnardman Ulted humiay with Mr. Kulenna Cor ley and Kherrv. and Mr. and Mr Joe C;arland and family. Mr. and Mr. J. L. Hudson of Pendleton attended the lone v. Hereford football game frlday and they also vWted at the home of Mr. and Mr. Charle uutwon and family David Mci-eod attended funeral i.;rvlce In Spokane Monday for Ma aunt. Mr. Cor lis Andrew. Mr. and Mr. Franklin Ely and nranddauchter Marlene ana Anita Crawford. vUlted over the weekend with Mr. and Mr. Fayne Fly and family of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmateer returned home Friday from Elk Grove. Ca.ifornla. where they hud spent a week with Mrs. John Sir.ict and rhlJdnn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MtKlnney and daughter. visited relatives In Portland and Reaveiton during the weekend. Mr. ni.d Mrs. Hudsoi ana flir. MiKiiinry went to Eugene Sat- unlay. Mrs. Hudson vlr-ltcd rel atives in Eugene and Mr. Hud son r.r.J Mr. McKlnr.ey a.lended he T langle Lake vs. Cascade Locks football game. The St. Williams Aitar Society thunW .fetn.eni vere n-rv t Py Mr ln Mni'"i. M". Mary Sawwn H Sun d.iy tor 5lm hr . will vWit f i r wveral with Mr. at i Mr. Flmo McMillan. Wr-.-nrA g-jet if .v!r and Mi I a Harnett -ie Mr. and Mi . Veinuii Auite ar.'i t'Aly of .Wattle nd Mr. and . . Paul Ca'-iett f P-irtI.fd. Sammy Harnett of Portland lent aeveral day la.t w-k U iting hi parent. Mr. and Mr. Pay Harnett. Sunday dinm-r guent of Mr. a.:d Mi Elbe Aker were Mr. aru. ;.it. rui iwrM-n ' lar d. Mr and Mr. Ray Barnett. Mr. and Mr. Jame Birnett and fai.ilv end Mr. and Mr. ttron urv and Roily of Seafle. Mr. Tom Philbrik and Um II v tit Condon were KUrfcU OI Mr. and Mr. Ray Bovce and fam- lly on Veteran' Day. Mr. and Mr, itom-ri reieron md family were hunting guests over tne weeKenu oi .nr. mm Mrs. Junior Leather. The Valby Lutheran Sunday Sch.ol teacher met at the home of Mr. LouU C'orlson Monday. November II. Flan '"" 'nf Christmas program wnun win be held at the Valby Church on December 18 were made. A les son atudy for the quarter wa conducted by the Pastor llyd gren. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Carlson. Louis Carlson. David Baker. Raymond Lundell, Gerald Berg strom, and Pastor John Rydgren went to Walla waiia Minoay where they attended the Mid- Columbia Conference of Amer ican Lutheran Churches. Marilyn Bradshaw of Albany visited her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doherty last week. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brad- Khaw were weekend guests also. They all returned to their home f S-au!e Mr IVbjn returned t JvnUn.1 Sunday ;th Mr. and Ms J-rry Holly. Dioner euru Saturday even ii.,? t4 Mr. and M. Ki'tfi Ia ueie, Mr. and Mr. Dfk Sherer. Mr. and Mr. Leland MtKlnney and Mr, and Mr. Larry Camp bell. Mr, and Mr. Wnyne lere dropprd by during the venlnf ali. Carl Bergttrom. and Mr. Arthur Stefan) Jr . and Tena were In Portland one day lat urrk Mr. and Mr. B. R. Shoc k ley ( Battleground. Wih I n g t o n were guet of Mr. and Mr. Dal- la Shxkley durlni the week end. Dinner gueki Sunday of Mr and Mr. Paul Tew were Mr. and Mr. S. O. Klvly and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Konnlngud and Ixiy and Mi Alice Ander son all of Hermlston. Mr. David McLeod. American Legion Junior Auxiliary leader announce that the Junior Aux iliary will collect llk stocking and old Jewelry Saturday, Nov. 19. The group will also sell Christmas eorsage In the near future. Mr. and Mr. J- Siefanl and Mrs. Merle Bousha of Portland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stefanl Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C E. Brenner and Judy Eubank visited lelatives In Portland during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Brenner also visited In Eugene with their son Gary. Judy remained in I"ortland with relatives. 3 . ii s . jv .af uwv njfmw r-n MfrPoice uHa) WOT mt MI Consider your stroke of good fortune when you pationize us. Complete satisfaction for you. Fiiendly, courteou treat ment tool HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Falcon Thunderblrd May & Main Street Phone 6-9152 or 6-9153 The Encyclopedia Briltanlca defines sunstroke as a term applied to the effects produced upon the central nervous system, and through it upon other organs of the body, by exposure to the sun or to overheated air. In Albany Sunday. John Sanders of Portland was huntinc truest at the John met recently at the church. The' Eubanks cabin In the mountains evening was spent Cicanlrg the . ovcr the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ekstrom of Warrenton were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heimbigner Mid Tom returned home from Portland Saturday. Tom was In the hospital In Portland for five r'nys with an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lun dell and Cheryle went to Eugene Sunday to visit Karen Lundell. M nday they all went to Port land where they attended a con cert by Van Cllburn at the Mun icipal Auditorium. This was Hhjiim red by the Portland Sym phony Orchestra. Mr! and Mrs. Clarence Holtz returned recently from Tacoma. They took their daughter, Mrs. Tom Kirgelie and daughters home after they had spent sev eral weeks visiting in lone. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtz had as their dinner guests Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. C. vv. Mc- Gowan and Don of Fower City, Mr. John Grant, and John Jr., Bob, and Romona of Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce of Redmond snent the weekend in lone visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Campbell and family of Echo were guests Friday night of Mr. and Mrs, Keith Rea. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dobyns during the weekend were, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holly and family of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holly and family lone Schools By EVELYN JEPSEN Hip, Hip, Hurrah! We won the state semi-final championship football game with Hereford the 11th of November. The score was 39-32. There was a large turn out of spectators at the game and it was good to see so many Mor row county people behind our team. The next game is for the state championship. This will be with Triangle Lake at lone Saturday, Nov. 19, at 1:30 p.m. This is the big event the team has been working for and we are certainly proud of our team for the ex cellent playing they have done already. Congratulations t o Coach Hudson and the boys! The pep band has also been marching at half-time in the last two games. The band is under the direction of Mr. Arnie Hedman with Marilyn Morgan as ! lead mt)urHt. Much time and hard work ha been spent on the routine for the half time rr.ter ;,lisment. Tli bnd I aC'Ift p'am.lr.g to march at the cham p:..nhip game thi Saturday. Lat Fr.day wa lo Home roKins, The llomecumlng dance .va l.rld that evening with quit a few alumni attending, lArlyn J-i.en. rnior. i crowned llumeeomlng queen by the co contain of the football team. Franc-U Rea and Wayi.e Ham. Ine ret of the court Included Mm! Jo Morrison, Sandra Eu bank, and MUhrlle Morrison. On November 22. Kne will par ticipate In the ma band concert In Ileppner. Thankielvlnf I almost here and we hop that each and every one of you have had a bountiful year for there U ao much to thank our Creator for. Hippy Thanksgiving! Mr. Jerry Bailey Uitd her mother In The Dalles over the weekend. Mis Beryl Thompson of Seattle visited her cousin and family. Mr. and Mr. Dee June. over the weekend. Tha Laurence Becket were In Portland for the weekend. Mrs. D. K. Jo. S. rla4 hum from Yakima on Saturday after a stay there. Bringing her home were her brother and wife. Mr. ar.J Mrs. HtUn June anJ her lter. Mr. JuJ Flher. Mi, u4 Mr, td Caty wi in HUUboro f r the funeral of Mr. E. F. Gonty. an aur.t c.f Mr. Ounty, They had a fur ahup in Portland which ull bear the Gonty name. 1 Attention! Jock ond Wilma McTimpcny, proprietors of Ella's Grill, arc no longer pcrating The Wagonwhccl Cafe, but still maintain and operate Ella's Grill in the Hotel Building in Heppner. S ''1 I-' - fen mi Lfj,,.J ILJ I m shsro mi Of yers Aad ttartinf today, vo're k&slng tfemorutrations of amazing Frigidair Z-mt romp Abator with "somer saofl" washing actkn Dal tothes deep dirt cut without beating. No Made! Ho M proMemt In addition, see exclusive- HoirfnB Bst Orjing-faster, safer than sunshine. Com id FARLEY MOTOR CO. 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SATURDAY, MEMORIAL HALL NOVEMBER 19 -- CONDON, ORE. Registration - 10:30 a. m. Regular Meeting-1 :00 p. m. (public invited) GUEST SPEAKER - Owen Hurd, managing director of Washington Public Power Supply System, will speak on plans for building the giant 'Nez Perce' Dam on the Snake River Various Electrical Appliances Presented as prizes Free Lunch - served by ladies of Condon Order of Eastern Star
