zua Ladies Golf
b Entertained
Play, Dinner
Willow Crwk club lady
i tr.u-rulncd Ui Klaiua
I club In 9 hoi tourn
TurJay morning on th
cur.
t Tlfiy uttm" from Kin
IblnrU 10 Willow ladle fur
irnlng of golf and get lo
f ami prize. Winning golf
fur ihrir prowrs with the
I" v.et VI Lanham. Hrpp
liJ Duruiliy (.'lo. Kmiua.
srt; hlth grow" honors wenl
Ha bowman. Klnzua, and
Dougherty, lleppnrr; grt
elosrst to th pin wlnneri
ix Cribble, iirppner. anai
Ma NUiaJ. Klruua; and
u having the most trouble
mthet 9 were Lavelle Jellkk.
la, and Donna McCurdy,
Bi-r. Other golfing gall were
t Hulett, Arlene Schroeder,
' Boring, Jolene Gulnn. and
lei Wham of Kiruua. From
ner they wer Kay Robin
Jan Atee, Helen JkhafflU.
I McQuarrle. Cork Norene,
Ma honey, and Arolene
L
(lowing the round of play
Clnzua ladlea were guenta at
jn luncheon at the Mahoney
I with the tot al gals at host
k They served a delicious
burger barbecue and buffet
sherbet and cookies as
ert.
c the spunky gals, those who
l't had enough, they ad
ned to the golf course after
f for another 9-hole round,
reminder Is made to the golf
obers of the 2-ball foursome
the course Sunday, starting
l:00 p. m. with the Ed Schaf
In charge of the play.
rs. Meador Wins .
Bridge Friday
Irs. Don Bellenbrock enter
ned the Brldgettes at her hom
day even'ng.
."here were two tables of
dge In play with Mrs. Dick
ador winning high, Mrs. Bill
ath, second high, ana Airs.
:k Healy, low. The Jack high
jte went to Mrs. Creston Rob
on. Dthtr guests were Mrs. Bill
thart, Mrs. Riley Munkers and
s. Don Bennett.
At the end of play, Mrs. Bell
brock served a cool dessert of
jsh fruit salad topped with
Ibberry sauce.
t .i
Irs. Turner on Tour
Frank Turner drove his wife
Portland last Saturday where
e Joined her sister, Mrs. Sophia
jr, Portland, on a two week
nducted tour of Washington
id Canada. She is expected to
turn next iunaay
Surprise Party
Honors Kit Anderson
Kit Anderson. 11 year old n
of Mr. and Mrs. N, C. Anderson,
was surprised Friday evening
wr.h a b:nr.di- party gUrn by
Ms brother. loug. and DavlJ
Morris. The l boys planned the
parly whll Kit and his mother
were In Walla Wall fhevklng
with the doctor on hi rtt-ent eye
operation.
The boys played game and
enjoyed birthday cake and re
freshments before attending the
show.
Other guest were Earl Morris.
Mark Labhart, Dvld Hall, and
Mlk Smith.
Joe Hays Guests
At Barbecue Party
Recent newlywedi. Mr. and
Mr. Joe Hay. were honored with
a barbecue supper party In the
mountains Sunday evening with
.miurt f the count v agent's
office and their families attend-
Ing.
wuni fur the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. N. C Anderson and
family. Mr. and Mrs. oienn
Smith and family. Esther Kir
mi. nd the guest.
tv- tmuD oreaented Mr. ana
tn luv with toaster and
hand mixer wedding present.
Esther Kirmis Home
From Canadian Trip
Esther Klrmls, Morrow county
roturnoH Thursday from
a two week vacation which took
her Into the Canaaian Kocmes
and to her former home In North
Dakota to visit relative and
friends.
Miss Klrmls was accompanied
by Frances Harvey. Umatilla
county agent, to Banff. Canada,
where they were met by her sla
ter, Adelheld Klrmls, of Lisbon,
N. D., and continued a tour of
Banff and Lake Louise. In Mon
tana Miss Harvey returned to
Oregon and Miss Kirmis and her
sister went to Lisbon, N. D., to
visit their mother, Idah Kirmis.
Von Marters Travel
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van
Marter, Jr., and Mrs. LaVerne
Van Marter, Sr., will leave Frl
day for a 10-day vacation. Driv
ing first to Sandpoint, Idaho,
they will spend the week end
with former Heppner residents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson. Later
thnv urtii drive to Yellowstone
Park where they have reservav
tlons for cabins at urn rsun
ful. They will do some fishing
and sightseeing in the rarK, re
turning the next Sunday.
. Mrs. Ethsl Zelmontx. Mrs.
Thelma McCormac and Mrs. Ma
bel Chaffee were In Pendleton
Tuesday on business.
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CALL i mi JO FTTHJOHH
Baileys Honored
On 54th Anniversary
At Picnic Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. N, P-
Heppner were the honored
guests Sunday In The Dalle on
their Mth wedding anniversary,
present were 73 guests which In
cluded 10 of their children. 30
grandchildren. 27 great grand
children, and II friend.
The family held a potluck pic
nlc dinner and get together a
Sorusts Park in The Dalles which
is situated hl:h up the mountain
overlooking The Dalles and the
Columbia River.
The 10 children present were
Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Bailey. Kent.
Wn.; Mr. and Mr. Everett Stout.
Oly mpla. Wn.: Mr. and Mr. liar
old Bailey. Aberdeen. Wn.: Mr.
and Mr. Nelson Bailey. West
Linn; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest John
son. Monument; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Parson and family, Boise.
Idaho; Mr. and Mr. Elwyn
Hughes, Heppner; Mr. and Mrs.
r--.. ..!.. n.ll.iu an1 familV. Port-
land; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bailey
.n.t itnufhtnr and Mr. and Mrs.,
Albert Bailey and daughters, all
of Richland. Wn. One daughter,
Mrs. Don Bowers, vii.
able to attend.
Their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
h.i. nailov made a lovely
two-layer wedding cake and pre
sented It to tnem in nunwi v
their anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Bailey were
Anr r 9ffT. at Silver-
ton and have lived In Heppner
... m ..ara Mr Rallev. a retired
carpenter and cabinet maker,
spends many leisure noun
In, and they both enjoy trv.
ellng visiting their family nd
friends.
Grange Picnic Planned
The annual summer picnic of
the Rhea Creek Grange will be
held Sunday. August 13, at 2
p. m. The group will meet at
the mouth of Rock and Chapln
rvooka ah eranee members.
their families and friends are
Invitecf to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Londls
and daughter, Mary Anne, oi
Oakland, Calif., have been spend
tn. th. wepk with Mrs. Harry
O Donnell, Sr., at her Heppner
home.
Dr. Wogntr Make
Quick Flight
lr. Four States
Dr C. M. Wagner was Using
his private plne for 'j
ness and pleasure Monday and
Tuesday.
Monday morning he few u
Richland. Wash, where he Kt
formed surgery at the lau iuc
hospital. On the return trip la
had as passenger. Janice ihe;
16, daughter of lr. and Mr L4
Shearer. ToppenUh.
Monday afterniHin he to..k his
16 year old son. Bill. Anita Bauer.
15, daughter of Elder and Mrs,
David Bauer of Heppner. and
MU Shearer In his plane to
Squaw Valley near Lake Tahoe,
Calif.
The teen agers will sjend one
week at a music festival Xn
sored by the California Confer
ence of Seventh-day Adventist
churches. They will each take
part In th festivities In their
own musical categories.
Dr. Robert Affelt, brother In-
Mi. 4 Mrs. k loi 4
son. Vitmsn and Kenneth of
Pvr.lsni. were ovemlht guests
at me home ot Rev. and Mr.
Austin McOt.ee Saturday and at.
Iru.ted . rvKvs at the Methodist
tliuKh Sunday morning Tte
R.users were former mem tiers
tt two thuuh cincrrstjons In
Knsjis whuh Rev. M.Hihee sen-.
el U-t-re t-omlng to Orecon. Mr.
Bark.r l t the present time a
math teacher in WUon Mfih
stltoxt In I'oriUnd.
rroncine Meye Mondef
for Mountain Home, Idaho,
where she will spend an extend
ed tott with Mr. and Mr. lUrry
Snyder. Mr. Snyder Is the for
mer Darlcne Brannon of Hepp
ner and lone. Franclne. who
graduated from Heppner high
nhool In June, has been em
ployed at lhirs Ptiarmacy.
Mr. ood Mrs. F. W. MohooT
left last Thursday and returned
on Monday following a trip to
Portland and on to the coast.
Htf fNtH GAXCTTt TlMtl. TrdT. At 11 IMI
law of Dr. Wagner, met th flight
and took the youngster to
Squaw Valley. Dr Wagner flew
on to Battle Mountain. Nev
where he was an overnight guest
of his sister and her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Cree Biggs and
family. He flew home Tuesday
morning, and will return next
Thursday for the young people.
VUlttn for ftw doy this
.. u .i ihm V n Raila-v home.
are their daughter and family.
Mr. and Mr. Jak farons, of
AttBulia4 th Mertew ceuatf
Picnic In l"urtland Sunday from
here were wr. no "
nN-k-t and Mr. and Mrs, Laur
ence Bwkei and two children.
Mary EvsIt TwckM. U
employed this summer as recep
tionist In the Heppner clinic, has
decided to attend Oregon College
uf Education at Monmouth this
fall, she gra.iuaieu irom iie'
ner hinh school with the class
of 11. Mia Tucker recently
went to Monmouth to make ar
rangements for classes this fall
going with Dr. and Mi. Wagner,
and she flew back home In the
Wagner plane, the air trip being
a new thrill for her.
Mr. cad Mrs. Key Goldsmith l
Vsklm. Wn.. visited over th
week end with their nephew and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Peck and
boy.
COME FOR FUN IN 6l
UMATILLA COUNTY FAIR
AUGUST 1619
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SAYS
1 immd
Turner, Von Morter
and Bryant
INSURANCE AGENCY
113 Mala Fh. I-KU
COME FOR FUN IN '61
UMATILLA COUNTY FAIR
AUGUST 1619
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