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InnP PTA Panel Will Discuss Teen Problems Feb. 8 LLuV. .0- . - - pHrlNEW BOOKS IN .ONE PUBLIC LIBRARY tf LOBftAlNC BALL DEftVAT UMATILLA ln.i Mr lt'"U ,,t,,u- ,r " ltely an4 ufut e'.ft. I y u, Lib,,,. rather Braid. Mm Stt" lari.Mirl e. DATES TO BEMTMIIH Feb. ft Batwksli Ud. Fb, ft 1mm at lfiU. rb. Lion ChaiUr Khl Social Hosi. ! I W at reb. M K Rill Club J; 00. Election el Office. Ttb. 7 City Council. fab. 7 Leqlen A u diary. Feb. ft P.TJl Tmu and Tht Family Team. Ftb. Maronatha" Eathet Dobrn'. Feb. 10 Topic Club Mofel Cot ter'. Dft ItJ. TELL 'EM YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE TIME'S FOLLETT MEAT CO. HtrmUtoa. Oregon Ph. JO T 6CJI On HermlstonMcNary Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day Meirdhiaimdliise Starts 11 Sunday, Feb.5 MORROW COUNTY GUN CLUB Everyone Wecome! You are invited C an evening program arranged to give you THE LATEST NEWS on COMBINE OPERATION and MAINTENANCE IMPROVEMENTS A CASE Combine Specialist Will Be Present to Answer Your Questions, Discuss New Equipment and Operating Methods At STAR THEATER, INLAND HEPPNER The ! Cardinal continued ihlr winning atreak by duw IV lug the CmatilU Viking W 3 Saturday right " l"11"" ThU th Cardinal fourth Ira cue win ....- t..L ful ciuarter trad and continued thl pace through out the entir fame. draplte the fine effort of I'matilli ehe Ire t.f Franei lie liea wa held to hi Iowet fame with only 3 point, lone'a high point hrur went to Swanson uiih IK. followed ty Crabtree with IX rl.k Krwn f CmatUU drop ped In 12. followed by team male Thrntad with 11. a. thi uMt end cf the I'mi t ilia Morrow Baketball League i.n.u dim' lone has won lng 0: lmanlla win 2. losse 2- Klanfirld 2 Win lo J lonw-a fiwrvl.lrt and Echo both tied also with 1 win and 3 Iose tnvr L'MATILLA n.a 3 Encle 2 Crabtree 13 Thornstad 11 Shannon IS Hall Martin 10 Green 12 rnim 7 Ostrom 1 Reserves: lone Ham 2. Uma tilla D. Green 7. Carpenter 1. Umatilla J.VV rolled wr lone J.VV 32 26. Mr. and Mr. Milton Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Brlstow. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hctmbigner. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tettyjohn. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Townsond, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom, A. M. to attend our fo) Ml JV o)L a rvn uVJU C COLOR-SOUND MOVIES and SLIDE FILMS Heppner, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 7. EQUIPMENT CO, iJon nrn-", unr.w Neln. Koll Crawford n.nded and Gene Rietmann the annual meeitng tt the mc Nary Yacht Club at me i1"" n,n Country t luft on enr. -rnlng 'l lt Milton Morgan t k M daugh t-r Marilyn and Jran Mnm to Braver Week end at ureson .u. ..... v. w nd. Also ..in u.t io aenlor by. Ken i in Kmtue and ftb Rice Mr. Fmoue and Cherilyn took Kennv Lynn and Mr and Mr. 'i..k tk.h. The boy were . rratrn)tv ind LSirsn . v the glrU were guei at me Aialea lloue. Mr and Mra. Gar Swanaon re turned home thU week after be Ing In Tortland on buslne and vUltlng relative In Saiem. i?l.iiiia rere ved word tnai Lyle Klnrald I out of the ho ca.u la u. nils! and t recovering ai me I'll. tl ... ,u,me of Mr. and Mr. nun P.rvaon In B'averton. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brl . ... uor hnsia to a binnaa honor of iHnnor nn Sunday In rwmuhl and Mrs. Brii mother. Mrs rua o.-o... Other guests were Mr. and Mra. f .1U.' at mother. Mrs. Ida Grablll ii xiarpun and family, naiei u-tiA. ami nn. Grablll, lone Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kelthley iiv. Mr. and Mrs. La V. rne Kelthley and Sandra Jones cf Heppner. Mildred Brlstow and her n.nKn Jn a1os of Portland iliinvv w " . list u-pok end cuests of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond unsiow. r i r - - Berl Akers was home lro Col umbia College for the week end. Bub met his parents in Uma tilla for the game Friday night and returned to Pasco lonow-I,,- thn camp. Also home from Columbia were Harold Rietmann and Kenny Jones. P.icky Earnett came home from ' r llnnnnpr hosoliai on Satur day following a tonsillectomy on Friday. r.n Hall was hostess or The bridge club on Thursday cv iing. Mrs. Robert DeSpaln re ceived high. Mrs. Bob Jepsen received second high. Mrs. Del mar Crawford low. Mrs Dallas fchocklcy was a guest. Nick Casale of Amboy, Wash., an army friend of Louis Buschke is visiting a few days with Louis and Ed Buschke. A surprise pink and blue show er was given for Mr. McKinney by the seventh grade class and mothers, on Thurs. Jan. 23 i Mrs. McKinney assisted Mr. McKln nev In opening the gifts. Hos tosses were Mrs. Ralph Crum, Mi' Gordon White and Mrs. Leo SERVICE TIPS CONDON . . .1,1. cr Mfi tecs A!"' a-- HHkt. Mi. It-y Unt'rt m, ir Walter Jacob, Mr. Clark and Mr f,wk!e) Mr and Mr HrM fhi-rer y Ln.l JutW were In IVndlrt.m on Viiuritav In hp. Mra, Harold Shervr hite in 1Mb birthday party if nr nugnier. uu, r,,7 i Mr. Marlon raimer arm Mra I'ainirr aim ' - m, nuk Shrrer were guet. I'.ihv and IVbble ChrUti-idier were Friday nht gue of idv Snow, la help her celebrate h h.rlhdav. i. .... . . JH;. v naun hmmi iviuinni home on Sunday from the Hep r,nr llostdtal with their new .uuchier Joan Marie, born Jan uiry 25. She weighed 7 pound X ounces Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rietmann km In Portland last week on ' Tfcl,.J, Mr anrt mww mi "- - I'l.i.. R Hlminn id m n T wiiore lie -iu-i-v in- "" j sireel Convalearent home In Portland for a aeries of therapy hteatents Mra. Rietmann Join i.l Mr. and Mr. Verner Troed son and Mr. and Mr Bill Molina p, ,nd con.lnued on to " 1 . h them whcr, ,hey the coast with them where they will hpend a short vacation at Dcpoc Bay. Ui.l)prt DeSpaln was host to a stag party for Mr. Charles Hud- r,u end the other male faculty m-mber on Friday night, at his home. Xtr. D. G. Luian was hostess to n roclal hour for the faculty wives while their husbands at tended the stag party on Friday night. lesion Auxiliary will meet at the hall February 7 at 2:00 p.m. Members are reminded to onng three dozen cookies for the Vet erans Hospital at Roscburg. Mrs. John Eubanks and Mrs. lea Talmateer are hostesses. John Sanders of Portland. brother In-law of Mrs. John Eub anks is staving at the Eubanks ranch to do some carpenter work for them. John Jepsen is in Portland for a few clays on ousiness. Mr. and Mrs. Mike McCabe and Mrs. Akers were dinner cuests of Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsay on Sunday. Tr riArpnee lloltz is visiting with her daughter, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirkelie 01 Taeoma for a few days. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Lunaeii, Mary Swanson and Anna Lind strom enjoyed a potiucK dinner nn Knndav with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heliker at their home. Tho nalnbow elrls of lone were hostesses for six tables of pin ochle at the Masonic Hall on Friday night. Women's high was won by Mrs. trnesi luhuch. men's high, Hershal Townsend; women's low, A. H. Marich; men's low, Earl Morgan; and Charlie O'Connor received 300 pinochle. Tho Junior Hieh Pilgrim Fel- lmushin GrouD will meet on Feb ruary 12 at the church. Election of officers will be held ana pians made for meetings ahead. Time scheduled is 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. ThrPP.T.inks club meeting at Mrs. Mary Swanson's on Friday wilted to hold a potluck din ner and social February 12 at nn n m. This will be In affil iation with the U. N. Pilgrimage and free offering will be given. Seventeen members were present for the meeting. Mrs. MaDie Ring received the door prize. Mrs. Delbert Emert was hos tess for the St. William's Altar Society of lone at Stefani's ban quet room this last week. The room was beautifully decorated in tho Valentine motif. Stefani's served the refreshments. Mr and Mrs. Milton Morgan are in San Francisco attending whMt Leaeue meeting, ine Morgans flew from Pendleton. Thursday ana fnaay oi ii th church committee was visiting Christian education buildings from ine jjanes 10 Forest Grove in conjunction wun .Via nrpna rations for our own Kniwinrr nlanned for the future. The purpose of this group was to study and learn all they could about the type oi Dunaings ue c Pispwhere and what h.H In them. Three archi tect's were Interviewed in Port land. The committee reponea .v.i. finHinPs to the Church Council which will act Mr. and f, Fredrick Martin, KODeri Alii J- - Jepsen and Rod MacKenzie were the investigating commmee. n Hpoided at the council meet ing to obtain an architect to draw up a blueprint for further study. Marilyn Morgan is the organ i-t at the church. This week for a few days, sev eral of our community men are .i rnmn Adams to finish a cabin that was started there the past summer. Those rolng were vnA MacKenzie, Jack Barak. kirvii nrfijr lai iyMwir" ni mi I r I inn ADV Vi.dfc. w. tuL-r u Conn r,.,e Akihilo t.f Japan. Hini Ihrn alie hat m.ide two rttorn if the firt i ra 17, when he trav- eirti wilrly 4K. iitcd with the r l f.tmSl and ii?t-r f' -nd; ih nMvnd la April. W9. wt en he waa the inly n n Japniri gurt in lit-d in tie Crown Prince's wedding In I'KTt'RN Tt) JAPAN. Mra Vlning tcIN the tory of her return after al mt a deiadea ab-mv. hhe take the rei!r with her not only to the royal wedding, but to oI'M-rve the great inditlcal and atrial rhancot In Jaian and to rc explore the unique charm of life there A boating party with Prince Akihito. an Informal evening with the !mr!al Fam ily, conversation with eminent ncholars and politician, an evmlng in a geiaha house, vlalta to Buddhlat monasteries, delight ful Japanehe Inna, a remote mountain achool ihes are only few of the experiences whlcn the author describe In this warmly humorous and candid book. The final chapters give Waller Jacobs and Roy Lind strom who took one of his trucks. Relatives here received word of the death of Terry Green Hale, brother of Ida Grablll. Mr. l!nl was born at Henpner on April 15. 1872 and passed away Jan. 10 at Yakima. Surviving are Delia Druse of Yakima, a sister. Clay Hale of Yakima, a brother, and another brother. Guy, of Roseburg. Frionrfa of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rail of Yakima may be Inter ested to know that Mr. Ball Just recently underwent major sur gery but is reported improving rapidly. Mrs. Ball also was In the hospital a few days for Infec tion In a foot. The regular P.T.A. meeting will be Feb. 8 with a panel study on Teens and the Family Team. This will bo a discussion of the teens and their problems as re lated to the family. Some of the subjects to be covered are cars, dating, smoking, drinking, the teenager's family responsibil ities. Sitting in on the panel will be Velma Glass, Bob Ahrams Pat Cash and Sot. - Pay Cash Thomas S. and BOOTH FROZEN BREADED SHRIMP, 10 oz. Walla Walla, au green ASPARAGUS - . Blue Bonnet MARGARINE 2 LBS- 49c s S.O.S. PADS Pltg. of 10 2 PKGS- 49 LUX LIQUID Detergent 22 or. 3 Pa Cash end Sot - PT ; Jntlmat .M HJ . detail about the ptrlimlnary aid actual -irtn.iiic- THE CHESS rLAUliS by France Irkinon K-) - In Icr liUrt mc. Mr Ke- tt-tuiii to New Oilcan, the a-tting ti acvcral very uccefut Umki ah haa written, but th iw-ene ahlfm. with the education and trae! .f It hero, raul M'phy. lo M - bMe. Bton. New York. Rich mond. Cuba. Spain. 1'ndon and parla. It climax U reached In the French capital during the thrilling period when the Cn feileracy was reprcM-nted by It brilliant C.mmWdoner. Jhn SH dell. Paul Morphy waa the ln of two outstanding Creole fam ilies. His paternal grandfather, Diego Morphy. had been SpanUh Consul, first In Charleston and Tri-County Hereford Association Eighteenth Annual La Grande Sale Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1961 At Union County Fair Grounds Show 9:30 A. M. - Sale 1 :00 P. M. Registered - Horned Cr Polled 50 Head Bulls 50 Reputation Cattle From Reputation Breeders Auctioneer: Si Williams FOB INFORMATION Writ or Call CHUCK GAVIN. Sale Manager. P. O. Box 735. La Grande. Oregon Phon WO 3-58U and Save - Par Cash and Sar Mildred Howell's Home-Owned WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS at our low food prices ! 2 pkgs. 99c ww SPEARS AAA .1.. Radishes or Green Onions lpe, ed. idlculously low-priced 2 LBS GRAPEFRUIT ... Fr 89C T.JUn Tlvr Pink Indian River Pink STEWING HENS WHOLE 55e LB 59e LB HALF FRESHEST Seafoods for Cash and Sot. - Pay Cash and titrit iii -V . l ''' r.i it.a Ca'l-el'tirl C"llirt ,!:() Cl:rd the M..(t)c r!tu-4." wvi a a i x-r fi Fteiufi auill. f S only I'aul M--tpl.y (iicr a a vii.il and atiaiitur fiifure In tlii-kfi pj;-, we aut d ftr v'il! War (e.-id.r a Braureratd. B'-njan !ti 4n1 Mid.-ll, tcg.-tbi-r with their fjntiiira. In ilulr hu man rtUu n U him a life Ion? ftiei d ai d dramatic a n l.-it.- Ml. K)e . wrn tM and fiction t :oir In a f4M'intlng pattern. Ia britiif these event and their listiSue l-lfe u Al the aam tinie. he haa given her atory the n.nantic glow on which her million if reader ileftend. The only thing more diturb Ing than a neighbir with a noly old car I one with a quiet new one." Pep Meal if fe. - Par Cash and Say. We carry of LOMA foods. a complete line LINDA Brand 2 cans 53' bunches 13' 33c only 32c LB. aji iU that appetite perkupl Sar - Par Caah and Sar. 33
