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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1961)
Luncheons Umw Goesifs; Golden kmivevsmy Slatted t IOHKAWC IAU. see relatives there. lON'K turn heon guest Satur- Mr. and Mr. Dn Cox and day t the home uf Mr. and Mrs. I daughter Jeanie of Pasco, Wn. Omar fUeimann an! mn Gene, visited Monday of last week w ith were Rev. and Mr. Alfred Shirley I he John Eubank family. They of ivrtland. mi Malne Mun-,r cuin or Mr. t.ubanki. frd, bride elect of Gene Rlet-1 Granddaughter torn martn. M.s Dime Wright. BoUe. I Mr. and Mr. E. Markham Ba l.lah'i, and Misa Bar Lara De- I received utd from their son kJ.Hi, row of Portland. I Puane t.f Sunnyvale. Calif., that Kfv, and Mm, Shirley ert In they have a baby daughter. Tarn- lone visiting and renewing old lb- 8 ox. burn on acquaintances, at he la a former July 20- Mr. and Mrs. F. V. ln pa.tir of the Community church, of Milton Freewater are ma ternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. C C. Henderson of Sumner, Wn.. are treat grandparent. Sheila Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Baker spent last week visiting with her serving our community for ten ears Rev. Shirley wu guest pastor at the Condun Congrega lion church on July 23 and will also he there on July th. A potluck dinner was held In their honor at the Rebekah hall grandparent. Mr. and Mrs Mark n Sunday. July 2.1, with about I ham Baker. She returned home 13 friend attending. Out of town! during the week end with her iucKt, to greet Rev. and Mrs. I mother. Shirley were Anne Smouse and! Mr. John Eubank and daugh Mr. and Mr. Alfred Troedson of Iter Sandra, rodeo prince, rep Heppner and Mrs Richard Baker I relenting willows Grange, at (Shirlee Smouse) of Corvallls. I tended a luncheon this last week Rev. and Mr. Shirley w ill ob- In Heppner at the Soropt!m!t sw their 50th wedding annl-lclub in honor of the queen and versary on August 3. To enable! court and mothers their sons to attend, however, on Marilyn Morgan accompanied Sept. 2 the Zlon NR Church atlregry Voorhecs back to Port Cres-ham will be the scene of I land on Monday, after Peggy an anniversary serv ice and re-1 visited In lone the last two weeks. ceptlon In their honor. Hours I Mrs. Don Braaten returned have been set from 2 to 5 in the home on Saturday from Salem afternoon. All friend are Invited where she was called due to an to attend. While visiting In lone, accident sustained by her father Rev. and Mrs. Shirley were house KuesU at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gabriel and son George of Washougal, Wn., and Beulah Lundell of Portland were visitors on July 22 In lone with relatives. Mrs. Gabriel is a cousin to Oscar and Ernest Lun dell and Marv Swanson and Anna Lindstrom. A potluck din ner was held in the park that dav In their honor. Those at- He Is reportedly Improving. Her sister returned with her for a visit. Eldon Tucker motored to Arlington to bring them home. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker and family were guests In Heppner on Saturday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Archie Padberg. to honor her birthday. Entertain For Guest Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball were hosts to a dinner party on Tues- day night in honor of the visit tending the dinner included Mr. of their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lundell. Mr. and and Mrs. Steve Loy or Beaver- Mrs. Oscar Lundell, Mary Swan- ton. They also hosted a potluck son, Anne Lindstrom, Mr. and picnic dinner In their honor on Mis. Paul Pettyjohn. Mrs. Paul Wednesday evening with the Pettyjohn Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Cleo following guests present: Mr. Drake and Bob, Mike Rowell, and Mrs. Vernon Christopherson Mrs. Beulah Lundell and Mr. and and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gabriel and George. Clifford Aldrich and daughters, Uay Turner was in lone on Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball and Friday evening, leaving Mike family, the guests and the hosts. Roweil to visit with his grand- Mrs. C. S. Dodge is visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Drake, at the home of her daughter Mr. Turner and another son and family, Rev. and Mrs. Rod Monty went on to Pendleton to MacKenzle. She is staying with Mrs, MiuKrnrie while Jtrv, Mac Kenie i at Camp Adam a tn Mruitor for thl week. Mr. J. J.nJUil of La Grande kin ke at the church on Sunday on the purpose of the Guidon Rob Grant ( llermlnton, sang a fculu also. Mrs Walter Corley returned to lone on Saturday after vuitlng In Boardman with her mother, Mrs Bill Sveehafer, Mr. Seehafer returned to lone on Saturday at so. to attend the bridal shower of Ml Mavlne Munford. Jimmy Jacob attended Camp Adam lat week. Mr. and Mrs Walter Dohyns are vacationing In Canada to do some fUhlng. Paula Barak I at Camp Adam alo thi week. Taul goe a a counselor. Rebekah are reminded that the date of August 13th I set for the annual picnic, at the city park, weather permitting. Mr. and Mr. Civile Crawford were vlsltlne In lone on Sunday. I watch the U;low CrecK ah Mar Mr. Craw ford played on the ball I team play ball team. I Votanta Attend Game Mr. and Mrs Don Ball and I Mr. and Mrs. Art Stefan! Jr. family visited on Sunday even-land Jimmy Swanson and Kathy Ing at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. I Shdckley were In The Dalies rri Vernon Chrlstoperson and fam- dav to view the all-star games lly of Rock Creek. Marsha andlat the Little League. Mr. Stefanl Mel. mle remained for a few days. I wa assistant coach for the all Mr. and Mrs Harold Sherer star team chosen from lone, Lex and Judy were In Redmond overl ington and Heppner teams. Jerry the week-end visiting with Mr. I stefanl was a memler of the - II I - ! , n - . I -,s-.... j i X HtrPNCI GAZCTTC-TIMCS Thud.rf Julr Tf, IMI T New Children's Books Arrivo ot Library A number of new children'! ner public library a rut are now tw4i have arrived at the llepp- SMILING BEAUTIES from tha Prinevtlla rangelanda or added a tractions at Crooked Hirer Roundup latd for actlon pockad opening Prlday night August II. with thews Saturday and Sub day afternoons. Frincet Bobbl Collin. Queen Molly Houston and Princes Patty Collin also are boosting th Elks' All-Star root ball Game on Saturday night August 12. matching eastern and central Oregon ptayais. and Mrs Wayne Pierce. Mrs. Pierce returned home with them for the week. Mrs. Fannie Griffith and grand daughter Susan visited In Port land on Monday, returning to lone on Tuesday. Brcnda Kav Townsend and Sanda Zachary of Pendleton vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. team chosen to play. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heliker were In The Dalles Saturday also. to view the ball game, which their son Gene played. The Home Ec. Club of Willows Grange met In the park on Fri day with Mrs. Al Marrick and Mrs. Paul O'Meara hostesses. Summer Librory Hours Reviewed For Public Tito wUdlnj: to moke Ue f the city library fenlli: are re minded that renuu! and Satur day afternoon hours are kept by tHe lit.rary. a well Mttg on n Monday and Wedncs ,jy afternoon City Librarian Mr Ulamhe Broun U on duty from 2 to p. m. on Monday. Wednedy and Saturday afternoons, and from 7 to H p. m. on Monday and Wednesday eenlr;g. to as Mt both tHrrower of Umkl and Uiior with library Interests and tier-d. Any Hrin over l year of ae may borrow book on cards showing county resi dence. The library constantly receive the latest In best selling books magarlne and periodicals, and welixune the opMirtunity to share them with the public. Record show that during the month of Auguot. VMa, a total of 1030 book were checked out. Joyce Burkenblne and Mr. Well of Heppner were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs In lone on Saturday, July 29. with an all day meeting. Grange Enter Contest Willows Grange entered a Gold Bond Stamp contest In Hershal Townsend on Monday. January to earn points for anj On Thursday of last week, fire electric roaster. Anyone may help of unknow n origin engulfed ap the grange earn these points. ' proximately .V) acre of stubble When redeeming your coupon on the an Hubbard ranch, south book, ask for a validated card of town. The crew had moved and turn It into the grange. They to another field, had dinner and receive point for each book val-. had cut one round on the other idated. Pat Townsend, who Is field when the fire waa dlscov- In charge of the contest for the ered. No serious damage was re- grange urges everyone to send ported. in their signed pledge cards and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hoak and certificates to her. The time Is son Bill of Seattle were recent growing short for the close of the guests of her father. Fred Ely. contest. Anyone requesting fur- Mr. and Mrs. David Ely and fam- ther information may contact lly of Hermlston motored over Mrs. Townsend. to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hoak Mrs. Jesse Griffith, Mrs. Herb and with Fred before the Hoak ready for circulation, according to Mr. BU m lie Brvwn. librarian Among the new book are the ft-llow tng- "WUlow Landing." by Gvan, "Th"ff's lidrtt a. J.y J.JC- Kin; Wi.rt Room In the S h.wd," by Mueld; "A Filly for Joan." by An.!rrn, The Visitor fnin OZ." by Baum; "Matthew Looney'a Vcage to the Farth." by Beatty: "My Friend Mac." by MNerr and Ward; Tale of Common Pigeon." by Weeks; Mala Yaga'a Secret." by Ford; "A Bear Called Paddington." by Bond; "One F1h Two Fish Red FHh Blue Fish." by Dr. Seuss; "Green Vie and lUm." by Dr. SU uss; "Bruno Munarl'a ABC." by Munari ituua 10 sm unim n.is s Plans for the Pamona dinner Hershal Townsend during the were made. Pamona will be held Case and daughters, Claudia and had to return to Seattle, week -end. I ' Dinner guests Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ball were her brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sher man of Heppner. Also calling later in the evening were Mr. and Mrs Don Munkers, Kay and Dale of Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen went to Eugene, on Friday to bring home Mark and Joe, who have been attending Summer Coaching camp there. On Sat urday they stopped In The Dalles on their return trip to FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hannlston. Oreqon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlaton-McNai-y Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hog Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep ... Any Day m pick tss. j A DO-IT-YOURSELF SALE :r sphciails NAME YOUR OWN BRANDS! Any Brand, Quart MAYONNAISE OR SALAD DRESSING ANY BRAND CAKE MIX I ANY BRAND COFFEE - lb. 6( OFF - 2 LB. 12c OFF PKG. 8, OFF TV DINNERS-Any Bran . MtAL j 113 FBISKIES MEAL OR CUBE 5 LB. PKG. 49" MEAT Pork Chops lb. gQc Sirloin STEAK d- 8 OFF Don't Say. ys2Z "Milk-" fel say ib. 'May- flower" SUGAR C & H 10 LB. BAG $1 .09 Thomas S. and Mildred Howell's Home-Owned km FREE DELIVERY Phones 6-9922 and 6-9943 DA FOR MORROW COUNTY FAIR and RODEO PRINCESS RONNIE BELSMA SPONSORED BY THE LENA COMMUNITY .NICE p.. mijiim. 0i m. ini ' muss n" t ...... - ,;r--C. m m v -t m t f i v v -u , t s. i SATURDAY, JULY 29 ADMISSION $1.50 PER PERSON DANCING 10 TO 2 SUPPER SERVED FAIR PAVILION HEPPNER MUSIC BY THE RIM ROCK SERENADERS
