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MttXl CAXtTTt TlMEl et- SAND I DAVIS SELECTED QUEEN OF RIVERSIDE SENIOR PROM The nni meeting will b l (hr t.otr.r Mr Laetn ran .', A rll 25- r WAIT Ut MA1L0W Snd Davla. Rlvewide Men uhul arnlor. waa erowne4 fluwn of the wnlor trom JUtur day nlfihl at the affair In the riuA nmntilum. iter econ waa Robert Obermeler. rrtncen ft and ecorta were Shirley Ear utnt and Denn a MlUt. caroty RikH and Dean Kin. Linda Warner and Rodney Flug. Linda rhritianun and Larry wm rnnkt and Eddie Booth man, Colleen Anderaon and Tim Brimmer. Keith GronquHl crown ed tha queen. Theme at the rrom waa "Even Ing In Tarla." The fymnaiUum wii rffert velv decorated 10 re aemble a aldewalk rafe In TarU, with mock brick walla with awn inn roachlnv out over the ta blea. Vaaea of apple bloaaoma iiuxt. and the ce-lllne wat made of red. blue and white atreamera. An Eiffel Tower atooa In one end of the room, r.riior in th evening a ban quet waa held In the achool caf torta with th lunlon and Ben- lort attending. Robert Van lloute. county achool superintendent. Heppner. waa a special guett. nthor put were the faculty and their famlllea. and the achool board members and their wives. The program Included two vocal aoloa by Mr. Wayne Kuhn, "Up A Laiy River" and 'Time After Time." around .iaie a learn ' " ftkilU contet -f the Itlu Mun tain lltrlct at Milton r"r-ew t-r Saturday. Induldutl winners were: farm building. Jim lb ff man. f;rt; soil and water rnn agement, I-arry V-t. f ift; Acr wmI w.ik. Ixit.r. fledord. first; Agr. 1. tool l.kntifi. atl-n. Leonard fWord, third; Aer, I re welding. Ted Huffman m-c-ond. Other memtwr tt the team were Jim Miller. 111 G W K.b frt Obermeler arid K n rtolh-man. Mra. Clvde TaniuhlJl wa ho- tew for the meeting of the llme Eetinnmlra flub vt Greenrieia France at her home Wednesday afternoon of last week. Wltit M ril Hamilton a co-hostes Mrs. Rollln Bishop and Mr. iu nmrA rvmnvan were cuct. tii f.ii(,u in w-re aitnointea to h In charee or xtis flinnc r.r thm meetinii or JVmnna Grange which will Ik? here at ih hall Ai.rll 29; Mrs. Myron utt Mrs. Andrew Skllcs, Mrs Ruwll Miller. Mrs. hivln My. Mr. Itonald Black. Mrs. nor PM.f and Mrs. Arthur Allen iin n-pr also discussed l'r .(.- Jlnnor u'hli'h th. ClUD Will be In charge of for the con ventlon of the Blue Mountain District of Garden Clubs to be held at the grange hall April 23. The Riverside FFA class took NEW J DALT HOTEL ruiMrmiM til i ta win ' j zuii i in Mrs. Don Downey was hostess for the Boardman Tillicum club Knr hmt TucsdaV Dlllht Of iat uofk. Guests were Mrs. Ed Rnnthman and Mrs. Leonard Bedord. Thi club voted to participate In the "ConnuerlnR Uterine tan r.r" tirolect which the Genera Federation of Womens I luns is Ktrrsslne. A reoort was made on tne Easter Egg hunt, and plans were mnfto for attending the conven tinn of the Orecon Federation of Wnmnnn Clubs in Pendleton Mav 8 and 9. The club voted to buy two Sec LIFE MAGAZINE, April 21 Issue, For the Gibson Drawing Rules LOTT'S ELECTRIC Has the List of 500 Winning Numbers FREEZER OWNERS! LOOK WHAT GIBSON'S DONE FOR YOU A FREEZER-LESS REFRIGERATOR! 1 LI 11 fl -feA Yes, Gibson got rid of the freezer compartment to give you freezer-owning families all fresh-food storage space. If you own, or plan to buy a freezer, you don't need more freezer space you need a Gibson Market Master. 13.6 cu. ft. model. Room for everything, room to spare and the same even temperature everywhere. Handy Freez'rette for ice cubes, ice cream or daily frozen food needs. Conditioned-Air Cooling chills evenly with dry, clean air frost can't form in the refrigerator. YOU'VE SEEN IT IN LIFE ... SEE IT TODAY AT LOTT'S ELECTRIC Cimdtrld Grange rr.rt at the C"lde Tniirhill and Mr and !f Cr!l Hamilton Martin Zimmerman. Yamhill. a E""' iiav. tt)uiitv entenvlon a.-.nt lli-MXter, sived a film on landncaplng Mr Frank Marlow was hon- r.n-l on the jecalon c.f her birth day Sunday when a group of friends called at her home for party during the afternoon. Prcwi.t were Mrs. Nathan Thi.rix Mrs. Claud Coats. Mrs. Z.-arl Gillespie. Mrs. Florence K.M.t. Mrs. Cecil Hamilton and Mrs. LouIm' Kiii-wood. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ennls and three daughters of Taeoma, Wash, were week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.ort:e Stcard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles An dcregg. accompanied by Mrs. Antlerem'a mother. Mrs. Barb ara Snell of Sacramento, Calif., are vacallonlnij at their beach home at Lot.' fkach. Vat). and aons Intk and H-fbia wer.t ta Krnnewi, k. Vah, Sunday ta la.lt at the li.-m of Mrs. hkM bos brothel in law and Mr, and Mrs A E McDuffee. It Wrek end Ult.rs at the home of Mrs. Glen Carpenter were her sUter. Mrs. Kuthrr Emmons and daughter In Ijw. Mrs. Ormand I'mmoni and children hherry. Elmer. Judy and Bonnie of La Grande. Sunday Witora were Mrs, Carpenter's cousina. Mr. and Mrs. Puane Ault and four children of Grandvlew. Wah. Mr. and Mrs Paul Smith of t'nlon vUlted at 'he home of their son In Uw and daughter. Mr. and "Mrs. Nathan Thorpe. Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Norma Scott of Van couver. Wah. was a recent via- Itor at the home of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Obermeler. Mrs. Lowell Shattuck has been In Tortland the past two weeks where she received medical treatment Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Cavens of Vancouver, Wash, visited two days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C Delta. Mrs. Verna Sanders of Port land Is a new employe at Mrs. Glen Carpenter's motel. ihildirn of Mr and Mrs t" Su ard, Bubetta. 4 and Ken rtf IH. Mr.e n.ur.tli. were In St, Anthony a hMj ital thf days lat wrrk, uf terms with pney. rr.tris Mm. f! l h" ej-i-ri.! word that her brother. Bleft Wood. Is aerlously ill In tha H etan's hoaplt! In Seattle after lure surjery, April U The condition of Js.k Flujf. m-Ik I su(erlntrndet.t. w ho has bc-n crltteally 111 In the Good Shepherd hospital In llerrr.Nton the rat three werks, is un changed He Is not allowed vis. I tors. Norman Nelstn has returned home frt.m the Emanuel hotpltal in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Walter lles went to Portland Wednesday of lat week. Mrs. Hayes remain ed there until Saturday at the home of her aon ln law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Bal- dlno. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marlow one day ast week were their son Darren. and Marlow's brother In law and sbter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shlpp of Pendleton. J ante Cr1oU 4aht ! Mr. , .f..t Mrs James tmscolL a a wtrM rr-.d fuet i4 t,et parents. M it em-l'M tn tenuvzv Mr. Mr, t- I- rv. Mill Vallr). Califuinla. were -rh 4 Mr. and Sirs. Frank Hamlin. The Bruf ret were on their way to Can ad in vafatlun Mi. e4 Mis. Hoirf aiN ant trnl!jl. who tetei.tly inured to prinevilie were here over the wr-k end vwm.-.g at the I'ti;! Ulaki-.rv h..rr.e tiunfrr Is farmer IT,nrf 4 pllerr Memuiisl hutl!l. Mrs. Jaefli MartU ttwra4 Friday MKhi from a tU to Can ada The first president to be mar ried In office was John Tyler. He married Julia Gardiner In 1841. two years after Ills first wife died. SUPER-SHELL for your driving pleasure may be Purchased at ANY TIME from FflKLEV MOTOR CO. May and Chasa, Heppner ? p V- V y ?V2s SI i .a i imiiiii a a. .. ...... I J Hut piston tet reveals the ash-free secret of Shell X 100 Premium. A limulatcd piston is heated and a few drops of conventional multi-grade motor oil dropped on it. As the picture on lett shows, this oil leaves a deousit of additive ash. When the at right, with Shell X-100 Premium, all the oil vapories. It Icav test is repeatetl, as es no additive ash. Suddenly Shell makes every other motor oil obsolete with a revolutionary new formula which fights the five internal troubles that can shorten engine life Shell's research reveals five common internal troubles that can shorten the life of your car. All five work silently and unseen. These troubles are additive ash, crank case dirt, temperature changes, engine acid and cooling system leaks. Read how new Shell X-100, Premium fights all five internal troubles. Today, every Shell dealer in America nas new Shell X-100 Premium Motor Oil re .iily for vour Spring oil change. New Shell X-100 Premium is a genuine breakthrough because it is the only motor oil available that helps protect your car simul taneously against these five internal troubles that can shorten engine life. Trouble 1 additive ash Up to now, even the best pre mium motor oils were powerless to guard against additive ash I'caiMse they actually created it. While endeavoring to keep your crankcasc shipshape, some of the ingredients in these oils con tributed to the hard crust of ash inside your combustion chamber. All other premium motor oils still have the same snag. The trouble stems from the mct.J'ic aJ.litives used to pre vent scuffing, dirt deposits, oxi dation and so forth. These addi tives do w hat's expected of them, but with each stroke of the piston, they can leave a tinv amount of metallic salts in the combustion chamber where they burn and iorni aJJitive ash Jli.sc-!! .iJi, u l:c t a.'.'ouvj to build up, can affect your car's performance can pialte it knock and run roughly. New Shell X-100 Premium doesn't add to this problem-be-cause it doesn't contain a single metallic additive. Trouble 2-crankcase dirt All engines accumulate crank case dirt no matter how well thev are protected by filters. The problem is to stop tliis dirt from getting together and forming sticky sludge which can clog your engine. Most premium oils use a de tergent additive to do the job. And they perform well. But, like other additives, most detergents are metallic and cause that old devil ash. Shell's solution is to replace detergent w ith a remarkable new ingredient known as a disper sant. called Alkadine. T7ie ,43wJine in new Shell X-100 Premium heirs keep your engine clean by holding drf par tides sport. Thus they don I form stick sludge. Sow particles can he trapped by th oil filter; most are d'aine.t out u nen you cuijjt cnr oil. I Motor v a f New Shell X-100 Premium. Oddly enough, nobody yet knows exactly how Alkadine works. But the. proof of the pudding is in the testing. Alter 1,200,000 miles of city driving, engines of test cars lubricated with Shell X-100 Premium showed so little sludge that it could hardly be measured. Trouble 3 temperature changes Many motor oils tend to become too thick when cold and too thin when hot. New Shell X-100 Premium is an all-year oil. Here's how it works. Alkadine has a molecular structure that resembles a basket of eels. When the oil is cold. Alka dine's ecl-hke molecules curl up as if for comfort. In effect, they take up less space in the oil and the oil flows freely through the tightest bearing, even on cold nights. Conversely, when the A'ka dine in new She'd X-100 Pre mium is hot. its molecules uncurl. They tukc up more room. AnJ the oil resists thinning. Thus, new Shell X-100 Pre mium eliminates trouble from sudden temperature changes. It lubricates just as efficiently in June as it does in January. Trouble 4 -engine acid All automobile engines manu facture acid. 1 his acid can do far more damage than lriction. It can cat away at engine parts in much the way stomach acid can cause ulcers. Then you're really in trouble. One way to combat engine acid is to make the oil alkaline. Many oils use this method. But here's what happens. T7ie eitrnli;i'i!g effect of al kaline oil inevitably gets weaker ' and weaker as engine acid eats up the alkalinitytill it eventu ally stops working completely. TJien your oil no longer gives you anti-acid protection. Shell tackles this troublesome acid problem in a new way. Shell X-100 Premium actu ally plates all engine surfaces with a thin chemical film. The metal literally aiJsorl's some of Shell X-100 Premium's protec tive qualities. Chemists call this phenomenon ''chemisorption." "Chemisorption" offers a longer-lasting protection against acid attack than any other method yet invented. Trouble 5 cooling system leaks Tiny leaks of permanent anti freeze can plav nasty tricks with manv motor oils. These oils can react chemical ly w ith permanent anti freeze and form a horrible sludge hich can actually bring an otherwise healthy engine to a standstill. Then you're on the way to a major repair bill. Sew Shell X-100 Premium sets all such fears at rest. It re sists reaction with any sort of auti-frecze. It shrugs it off. The additives in Shell X-100 Premium resist washing out with water, too. In some oils, additives can be lost to water leaks. In Shell X-100 Premium, they stay. How much does Shell X-100 Premium cost? If you drive the national average of 10,000 miles per year, the switch to Shell X-100 Premium (with regular oil changes) will cost you only $3.60 more than ordinary oil give or take a nickel. And probably nothing extra if y ou already use a pre mium grade. Drive to your Shell service station and ask the dealer to change your oil while the engine is still hot. Be sure to ask for Shell X-100 Premium in the white can. It protects your en gine from all five internal trou bles listed above. A BULLETIN FROM SHELL RESEARCH where 1.997 scientista re working to make your car so better and better. s
