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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1961)
IONE LEGION AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS Jum IlJUbekaaa lM It H.ZJC club t fi ball 19:00 . m. Jum 17 Or an? 3rd 4 th D- r t 1:00 B. M Raiatww t TiOO p a. June n-DMMMMi atla. jum Ji Arnica eluh, Jum 1J J Link club l Luetlla let an ana. The American Lotion auxiliary meeting kii hfl.l June 6 at the home of Mr. Waller Corley. Of-lU-ers elected fur the ensuing ear are: Preldent. Mr. Charle Doherty; flrt vice president. Mr. JiH'l L'neleman; second vrle pre Ident; Mr. Eldon Tucker: and H-rctarytreaurer. Mr. Walter Corley. Four more trailer houses have. mused Into lone In the pat lew day with etnf Ke and (am 1 1 If uf Western Pipeline, Three of the trailer have located on the trailer t uui t 4 Cite Afcm and the other one on the M of Melena next to the Herb Ek atrom home. Addition Newly Hoe An addition to the Chevron Station, operated by Jamea Bar rtrtt. fr storage and utility use la near completion and the ren ovattnjf of the former plant It near completed. Linda lialvorsert U attending Ctrl' State thl week. Bery Aker U at Boardman helping with seasonal work at the home of hi tWter, Mr Ruaaell Miller. Mr. and Mr. J. II. McDankU of Stayton. Mr. and Mr. Sidney Llndburg, Marjorle and Doufila COME FOR FUN AND HELP PAY Field Light OFF n i Donas COME TO THE Heppner-Morrow County C. of C. HOLE-IN-ONE CONTEST RODEO GROUNDS HEPPNER FRI., JUNE 23 - 5 To 8 P. M. SAT., JUNE 24 - 3 To 8 P. M. SUN., JUNE 25 -2 To 5 P. M. Playoff 5 To 6 Sunday DAILY CASH PRIZES And Grand Prize SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY DANK OF: ijTzastern Oreqoti HEAD OFFICE ' ARLINGTON BRANCHES AT HEPPNER AND IONE Your Friendly Home-owned Bank Member FDIC Puikrtt. all if Sixkane and Ella ftleakman of lletpner were Sun day dinner cueu at the home of Mr. and Mr. llerhall Tvwn end. Prom here they co In ilt Mr, Fleakman'a dauchff-r, Mr. Fred Jt'itkln. and frvm there, Mr. Blrakman oes to Spokane for a vUlt. Mr. and Mr. Herman Bletell and Mr. and Mr. Bert Aker motored to Pco, Wn., on Sun. day. Jerry Stefanl, eon of Mr. and Mr. Art Stefanl Jr.. hat been confined to hla home the past week due to (line. He has been unable to play In Urtle League game due to his condition. Barbara Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nichols. Is staying with her grandmother In Lexington. Mr. and Mr. Cecil Thome re cently returned home after vllt Ing with her son and family, Mr. and Mr. Bill Eagle In Montana during the Memorial Day holl days. Horn From Hospital John Swanson. son of Mr. and Mr. Car Swanson, returned home Friday from Pioneer Memorial hospital where he recently under went surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turner and family of Heppncr were din ner Ruests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swanson, Sun day. On Monday. Mrs. E. V. Brls tow was surprised with a birth day party in her honor at her home. Those honoring Mrs. Brls- tow were her mother, Mrs. Ida Crablll. her daughter, Mrs. Er nest McCabe, and her sisters. Mrs. Earl Wright of Baker, Ha zel Wiles of lone and Mrs. Ev erett Kelthley, and daughters Shraon and Tricia of Heppner. Mrs. Caudle, the coming year's third grade teacher, recently moved her trailer home to lone, near the home where Mr. and Mrs. McKinncy were living. Mrs. Caudle Is presently on a trip that will take her to Washing ton, D. C. She will return by July 1, when she will begin teaching a remedial summer ?s slon at the lone school. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSpaln were hosts to a barbecue patio dinner at their home one even lng last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hudson who are leaving soon for Bend, where Mr. Hudson will teach next fall Those attending the dinner In elude Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spohn, Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Hedman, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Shockley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cannon and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, the hosts, and Mrs. Walter Corley. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sherer and son spent the week-end at Red mond visiting his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce. New Daughter Named Lt. and Mrs. Dennis Swanson have named their new daughter Ton! Rene. The young miss join ed her parents and a brother on June 6. Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swan son are the grandparents and Mrs. Mary Swanson is the great- grandmother. Mr. and Air. iiuuon ,tm attending the livestock of IVndleton Ui at the home hw In The Dalle were Roy t4 their son and family. Mr. and Umbtrom nJ ". Steve Ken- Mr Chuck llitdwn. Sunday t5rth ;m)Ue and ,.n Kenneth Don Olnhlpd and rtUMrrn Lr.n. Mr, Hetb Uutrom and of Irrlgon visited in lone Sunday , inland. ,niJ R(rt. at the home of Mr. and Mr. . , . Dal!,, Shorkley and at the home L," , '.T.. " l?" . nuaiuin, a PrUUtn Hi lumniir aratL.M m iK ,!. ... Brenda Kay Towrwend daunh-MlU Mf w ter of Mr. and Air, uer.riaii i ,w Towttaend. ha transferred her Mri trnitt .., .,,. beautician" tralntne to the Pha dB ,r .,,llln, M,lh ... cans Collem of Beauty t IVn l.n, fr ,. ... .... was artendlnf teauty -hon In I M ........ - . sm- iendlns! a few dv visiting Sandra Zachary. a friend t4 with her mother. Mr. Ma Or.i Brenda Townend. who also t,j, and other relative here. tranferred to Phacan'a and Mr. and Mr. RolHrt Depain Brenda spent Sunday at the and on and Mr. and Mr. Arnie home of MUs Townsend par- IlLsiman and family are anend. ent,Mr. and Mr. HeuhaH Town-1 lng their vacation In the moun- aend. I tain. Mr. and Mr. Bob Hope and! The lone brldte club nut at family of Eugene are vlaltlng the home of Mr. Cene Hall with her brother and family. Mr. I Thursday evening of last week and Mr. Louia Carlson for a few I with the following playing: Mr, day and with other relative. I Bay Boyce. Mr. Pete Cannon. Bible. Attendance Good I Mr- R.ilert DeSpain. Mr. Walter The Valby Lutheran Bible J Jacob. Mr. Robert Jepsen, Mr. School had an average atten-1 Dallas Nwkley. Mr. Arnle Hed- dance of 40 student per day last! nn and the horteM, Mr. Hall, week during their section. On I Those receiving gifts were: high, Sunday they presented their Kot-rwepsen; second high, final program at church service! Mr. Walter Jacobs; and low, with the Junior and primary I ooen ixpa in. classes singing. I Several couples from lone held Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell Poiiuck dinner at the home and children returned home from I Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Craw. vacation to the coast. On their Ior m Hermlston Saturday night. return trln thev stayed In Port-11 attending were Mr. and land to see the Rose Festival J Mrs. Tele Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Parade and other festivities. I Art Warren. Mr. and Mr. Louis Mrs. Al Wlnkleman and child- l-"son, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palm- ren and Mr. A. C. Crowell went atrrr. Mr. and Mr. Robert Jep- for a few day. rii. Mr Fm.e M.fuh f Bay M u Pj Mt ,m C ity and Mr. and Mr nvM M, Mm w , ,v f M,,jf,H' lt ,4W and Mr. Anna Lin.Utm were Iwim fiAuM Oliaiad moM some nr-lnbta who tur. Am thcf reminder I ghen to anyone Interfiled In wlmm!ng iiHtructlon. Mr. Haunter will meet with anyone Interested on June ;M at Icrutf a m. Clake and other Information Hill bo din . euet! at thl time, A time sched ule will be publuhed In next week's pajH-r Mr. and Mr Fre.l Anderson ami family of Yaklim brourht la uter. Mr Etlythe White, home l.i t wet k. Mr. White had Ix-en visiting with them ince before the Memorial Day holl day. Mr. Sam Ekteb returned home last week from the Heppncr hos. pita! where she was a patient I'nwfi ajt r.tei wnn birthday pany in her honor at her home on June 6. Oilier gueu were Mr. Eteb. Dale White. Tr eaa Fteb and Mr Eteb's MHe. IW Ann Kteb. 'Huttct tt tOHttta o tua f TUM 'JQ LA to Omak, Wn., for a few days last week to visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Vester Nelson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crowell and family. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Wlnkleman and Bob Crow ell are brother and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lundell were Hermlston visitors one day last week. Wayne Hams and Kenneth Nelson are attending Boys State at Corvallls this week. Mrs. Gordon White and daugh ter, Lona. are vacationing In New Mexico. Gary White will return home with them In about two weeks. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen Is at tending Grand Assembly for the Order of Rainbow Girls at Klam ath Falls this week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker were recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse in honor of Mrs. Smouse's birth day. Carl Berastroms Back Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom have returned home from a trip that took them to Portland to visit with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bergstrom. They also visited with Mrs. Berg Strom's sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Janin. From Port land Mr. and Mrs. Bergstrom mo tored on to Brookings where they visited with their son and fam Ily, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Berg strom. Mrs. Don Braaten is recover ing at home from major surgery which she recently underwent at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Among those from the lone FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermistoo, Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlston-McNa.-y Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day MOW THE TIME GRAIN Fire I nsurance COSTS NO THAN MORE LATER NOW PREMIUMS AS LOW AS ANYWHERE C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 6-9625 HEPPNER .Mg ... 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