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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1961)
irTrTtrnr wr. u..Autit.mi Executive Board Lays County Health Plant Grange, Clubs Meet, Make Plans for Fair i, MART LEE MABLOW WUKI'MAN-Mr. and Mr Charles Andereg daughter Barbara. jux.ni'ni-4 ty Lin.. Hine I KJ.h. l 'f have r turned home from trip Lane U.ui. Bnff. Olumbii If Held In Jlr I,k- A,,a, They alo !"" fine time at their Long H-ih. Wah. home, ml viHed "Hr new Kr'al erand-.n. ;mr UH-'Y GarvUon III at On-gun my. wh b,,,n July r.. On their return from Canada they vWied '' home of Mr. and Mr. One Mil rup. ..rmir resident her, in Mcow, liiahu. Mr. and Mr. Henry Anderson of Portland were overnight vl Imrs last wk at the horn of Mr, nurnw ll Miller. Sunday via Horn were LHe Madden and Ifc.n Crabtree of lone. Eileen Fly M'nt last wwk at the hlkanrmh Bible Camp at Starke)'- Mra. Florence Kont I spending this week at the home "'r son and daucMer-ln law, Mr. and Mr. Vernon Koot. In Wasca Mra. 1'ixit has her right arm In a cast for a cracked bone In her wrist resulting from a fall from a ladder nt her home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wetherall and ehlldren. Alcena. fatty Sue and Lee of The Dalles visited at the home of Wetherall! cous In, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West, one day Inst week. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe and son Jim. and daughters San dra and Teresa went on a two day trip last week to Anthony Lake and Baker, where they vis ited at the home of Mrs. Thorpes brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Hob Smith. They also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, In Union. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton have returned home from a two weeks trip to Belllngham, Wash, and Canada visiting relatives. Their daughter, Mrs. Wayne Beebe, returned home with them for a two week visit. Mrs. Russell Miller and child ren Jim and Tat and Mrs. Effle Miller visited two days last week In Corbett at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker. Greenfield Grange met Thurs day night of last week at the hall, starting with potluck sup per at 6:30. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. Claud Coats. The grange voted to have a clean-up at the grange hall Wed nesday evening, and have a pot- EMMY LOU SAYS woises iHfltGT if ft SOMhil6LKt Sxepr tve G&fV STGl-OfVeS AT Turner, Van Marter and Bryant INSURANCE AGENCY 183 Main Ph. 6-9652 votea to nr North Morrow County Fair. Mrt. Claud Coat wa h.te f.,r th Home LYonomk flub of Greenfield Grange at her home Wednesday afternoon of Mm eek. with Mr. Walter Hae as ro hote, Mr. ftollin UUhop was a guest. Flan were made for serving vandwlche. pie and drink at the North Mrtuw County Mir The club will present the pro gram during the Lecturer hour at the September meeting of the grange. Mi. W. G. Seehafer will be In c harge. Mr. 7,. RiiiiriL' mii hottest for the Boardman Tilllcum Hub at her home Tuesday evening of last week. Mr. Slgvald Aase of Keho wa a guet. The meeting wa conducted by Mr. Ronald Black. I for a booth at the North County Fair, and Mr. i-...n,,n Kuuiell was appointed chairman of the committee to work on It. - a r..,w.rt u.'u made on the prin- ceb dance at Heppner, August 5. Toniativ niam were made for a spaghetti dinner to be held in the near luiure. Mrs. LaVern Partlow was ap pointed as a delegate to attend the Civil Defense meeting In Pendleton. August 15. The next meeting will be held at the homo of Mrs. Black August 22. Mr Newell Vaught and daughters Gall and Kelly of Richland. Wash, visited from Wednesday through Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. a Mra vtvin Klv. Other visitors were Janet Lilly of La Crande, and Renee and Kena tiy oi ner- miston. Mra Frank MarlOW Vlsltea Bl iha hnmA nf her aunt. Mrs. Ernest Zerba. In Walla Walla, Wash from Thursday through Saturday. Jim Thorpe left Friday for Bill ings. Mont, after visiting the past week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. naman inorpe. About 45 attended the Com munlty Church Sunday School picnic at the umaiuia pane iai Friday. Needletres 4-H Club Has Six Meetings The Singin' Swingln' Needle ..uoo d.Ti 3wln7 club has had six working meeting since school was out. August 9th from 2:30 p. m. to din n m. at Slierrv Corley's, Th Rinntn' Swlnuin' Ncedlettes and their leader entertained Judy Rca's 4-11 Sewing club. The vis Mrs. Phil Emert, Mrs. Eulenna Corley, Mrs Earl Mc Cabe, Mrs. Mike Matthews, Mr9. John Proudfoot, Mrs. Raymond Lundell, Mrs. Beverly Doherty, Esther Kirmls, and Cheryl Ann Hams. The 4-H members we en tnrtained werp Denitce and Ber- niece Matthews, Pamela Proud- foot, and Cathy Hausler. Delores Emert, Arleta McCabe, Elaine Karen Hams. Sherry Corley, and their 4-H guests mod eled their garments whicn tney had made. Their projects consisted of Charmingly Yours, Teen Wise, and Fun and Sun. TWn Esther Kirmls showed a film about color. Afterwards the visitors were served refreshments. Esther Kirmls took several pic tures of the 4-H club members In their garments. Karen Hams, News Reporter N. C Anderson, Don Greenup and daughters, Terry 1 and Sue Ellen, attended the ram sale in Albany recently. Portland Host City For Japan -American Meeting Portland, Oregon will be host city for the Sixth Japan-American Confer ence of Mayors and Cham her of Commerce Presi dents to be held Sept. 17-21. The conference, which promotes mutual under standing and friendship through free discussion and studies of common prob lems, is of great import ance to all areas of the Co lumbia Basin and the In land Empire because of its bearing on the free flow of commerce between Japan and American port cities. Representatives from Or egon, Washington, Cali fornia, Idaho, Hawaii and Alaska, as well as 19 Japa nese cities, have been in vited to attend. Held every two years since 19)1, the conference met last in Osaka, Japan in 1959. This will mark the first time that Portland has been host city and is recognition of the key role played by this major world seaport as distribution center for the vast Columbia Basin anJ Inland Empire. tv M-uiit committee the Morrow County Tb and Health aMurtation mH Augui U at the ;i.H c4 ilafn . tf" "n Mr. W. W. Vethrrfu4. pre! d.r.t. $:nMrt- l wa announced thl Mr. Wr SJw-rman ha agirrd to wive a rrttary for the arholarhip eoninilttre. A rrapl has been purt ha. ed nd all new Item will be clipped and kept In It. plans for the County Fair r.th were dlcueL Mr. June Spencer will I In charge of preparing the booth. Varloua mean c MiblUUin? the work of the association were dtrueL More elfort will be given to preparation of new Item and to ai'n,lnS gram rha'rrr.m 4 t e wrvlo orgafiiiation with work c4 th aruiun. It wa ute.l tu pur. !. ad c:::jr.ii rr.m :.: r !;r w by Pioneer Memorial hl !'al ,,' monthly -free rl.rt X r" dy Th public health nur re rte1 that the Ml phyirUn have agreel la li lutrroUn PI'U. hln tet for Incoming first grade atudent at no extra ftt at.e that f the required athool physical examination. The TB and Health atU'n will supply the tuberculin for the tet. Student ahml lunchroom worker will lu re.-rie the p. P. D. skin tet. The aoc latlun will aujply the tulenrulln Lexington News If CELTHA JONCS LFX1 XGTt JN arf r tlk Hn cf Mr. and Mr. Fb-d mtb rrlrblfttrd hi liirihday with a j dinner at hi h'm on July t TIh prernt were hi giana Parent. Mr. and Mr. U. G, lueediiig. Jen tJrant. hi par ent and uuer, Lola. Mr. Floreme McMillan rrturn ed tu her home on Wednesday utter a couple vt week apent with her daughter and family, Mr and Mr. Ueorg Inln at Winston. patch tet for tetlng the tth and 12ih grade a In former ear Mr. and Mr Uor.aiJ rVjnd and family c4 stanfl-J dinner guetta one day Ut week tt the lloyd Srr.tiha Mr. and Mr. Vrtn Vill hal a guest last week. M? Fred llrinle and children Suan. Jimmy, and Juhn of Re-btlrg, CalU. Mr. and Mr. C, C. J rr '! aon Kenneth lett lat Thurd morning on a bulnea trip to petvo, .Nevada. Mr. and Mr. Eugene Swer and children of HermUlon were Lexington vUltors last Sunday. Pat Cutxfh U flying to and from Portland thta week where he U taking flying leon. Mr. and Mr. Harlan Gento and kum were IVndleton busl neu caller last week. Egg Contract Trucker To Serve Morrow Mrow o iJi i) tte tt-later will re rrNrJ w!th a new run ui1 tiuti f r In iiiilnR AuUt It, Abln S. J.hii.rt. l.i:tene. a rt;r.trari t--- --r e,-l H haul. 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