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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1961)
Gar Swansons Return From Trip to Arizona Luxembourg Girl Helps Prepare For Morrow Fair Br LORRAINE BALL IQNE Mr. kit.) .Mr. Gar SttaiiMn and sm Jim irtunied la lone on Thursday evening from a trip. They ltt on July by plane, flying to rhirnl. Arizona, At Fl-tgktaff they hal an hour' delay due to a erre thunder and Huhtninjs torm. They spent Irn days with the'r on ami family. Lt. and Mr. UrnnU Sanm, at Maa. Artt Wlille there they toured Apache Town, where they tUlted with Mr. and Mr. Archie Merchon, formerly of lleppner. Mr. Mer chon drive the state coach at Apache Town, which I where a lot of movie are made a well a being a tourist attraction. Archie ha driven the stage In several movie. Also the Swan son' visited with Mr. and Mr Tom Doherty and Mr. Doherty'a turned home by wa of Boartl- an nirinre at the Shrine fure there. Mr. MUlon Morgan and Mrt ln and Mr. and Mt. Wate Craw ford were In Ttie 1U ' Thurnlay lat erk to vuit Mi Dale Bay In the hospital there. Sunday dinner rue at th- home of Mr, an.l Mr. Bill Ki t mann were hi m-rfher. Mr. Veri Rietmann. and hi alster. Mrs. fean Rohde of IVtio, Mr. Joe ttngleman wa In IVn. dlrton on Monday to consult her doctor. Mr. and Mr. Richard Lun.lell and Sharon of Pendleton wre gueMs at the home of hi par ent. Mr. and Mr. ErneM Lun Jell on Saturday. Mr. and Mr. (Veil Hick and Shlrlev were In Pendleton on Sunday on business. They re- mother. Tom I employed by Em plre Machinery but on the week end he and Mr. Doherty work at Apache Town also. Jay Wheelhouse and Mr. Wheelhouse (Jan Martin of Heppner) are also stationed at Williams A.F.B. Mr. and Mr. Swanson were able to visit with them. They also visited another former Henpnerlte, Bob Grablll and Mrs. GrabilL From Arizona the Swanson's took a Jet to Los Angeles, taking only an hour. Here they visited her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. rhllip Miller, for three days. They viewed a Dodger game which they reported was thrill ing. Disneyland was also on the calendar of visits. They left Los Angeles on Thursday evening at 7:10 p. m., arriving In Portland by Jet at 9:10. Here they were delayed again due to an oil leak for another hour. John Swan son, Mrs. Mary Swanson and Mrs. Kenneth Turner were on hand at the Tendleton Airport to welcome home the travelers at approxi mately 11:00 p. m. Mrs. Edithc Nichoson returned home after visiting In Portland with her daughter, Alice, last week. While there she and Alice also visited at Vashon Island and South Bend, Wash, with rel atives. Jack Crum and John Swanson left on Sunday to go to La Grande where they will practice for two weeks for the Shrine football game. On Saturday they will go to Portland to visit at the Shrine hospital and make man where Shirley reitulned with her grandparent for a visit and LeRoy returned home to lone. Van Hubbard and Mrs. Huh bard are staying In Pendleton a few days since the release of Mr. Hubbard from the hospital where he recently underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea spent a few days In the mountains last week fishing. Mrs. Walter Jacobs and child ren are visiting In Washington with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs. Anna Llndstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Llndstrom re turned home on Thursday after visiting In Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crutcher and family- " - ' ' .... Mrs. Ida Salter and son Bill were Pendleton visitors on Mon day. tr ant fcfi-a nvlnrrt filter 4 ii.. .!..!. .ith hi. I where he has been confined In parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sal- a orac? mm- wel ter. Gaylord U building a car- Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cannon and port at the home of his parents family returned last week from Mr. and Mrs. Joe Engieman a weeks visit to KocKaway. mey and son Frank attended a fami'y visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie reunion and picnic at Hat Rock McCabe and family at Bay City on Sunday. and also In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Omar RIetmann Mrs. Bill Seehaier or " T- ' T" ' - f i ii'l' - f f f , v;.... ... .... V - - v T !.- ' - v 1 HLttNZK CA2CTTC TIMLS. Thuiflay. Aitgwtt I J, IHl T Lodge Picnic Draws Crowd LUXEMBOURG'S MARIE. International Farm Too in Exchange visitor find the actlTiti in tn ric- rick Martin bom of Ion actiT ana inierMTin? nun so ncipt jean Mania iiraieaj wun nr 4-H wool drs which h U fodjinq tot th Morrow County fair. Gene RIetmann and his mothe.", Mrs. Omar RIetmann, motored to Portland on August 1 to pick up Larry RIetmann who flew In to be best man at his brother Gene's wedding on August 6. They re turned to lone on Wednesday, leaving for Idaho on Thursday and Mr. and Mrs. RIetmann left on Friday. Victor RIetmann Is a patient In Pioneer Memorial hospital, spent the week-end visiting with her uncle Herbert G. and Mrs. Voruz In Portland. Also visiting was Mrs. Kietmann s cousin, Lewis Voruz and family of East St. Louis, Miss. On Sunday the family took a picnic dinner to Wakeena Falls, on the Columbia River Gorge. Board- man spent a few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wal ter Corley last week. Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Huston and four children of Troutdale spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hausler and family. Mrs. Hausler and Mrs. Huston are former school mates. 4-H Club Has Work TXty Mrs. Louis Calson's Make and Model club held their meeting at the home of Jean Martin on Sat urday afternoon. It consisted of a work day and finishing of gar ments to be displayed and mod eled at the fair. Miss von Roes gen was a guest. She made arid served apple pie for dessert In the fashion they make it In her home. Karen Lundell played a piano solo for the group. John Eubanks and daughter, Sandra, were In Prlnevllle on Fri day to attend the rodeo there. 1st Lt. LeRov and Mrs. Bren ner are now In Wasco, Texas, where LeRoy Is attending In structors school. He will be sta tioned there about 10 weeks. On returning to the coast they will visit In lone around the middle of October. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pryor of Condon were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boyce and family. By LORRAINE BALL I.HicwT,,' ll.-tn h . held their nnnn.il p.-'luiK lttniM-r at U- CH .i!h on ui).lay. Ainut M Ar.-un.t to 41 cti. t a nended. he n-ari Mill o.ff.-e were fur Mk'ioi l the .l,-e. Mr and Mr UmiaM llclikcr atnin;Miiied Mr, and Mr. Leo naid Muikei n Uakrr on Sun- 1 1 v t U ! with relative there. Mr. nr.,1 Mr. K. M. BarUka- nuy, Tom and I'eth vUlted over :e w iik-end with their dauh r an, family, Mr and Mi. Hick Sherer. They brought their grand son, Scott, home, Scott had been visiting with them while Mr. Sherer wan in the hw-pltal. Mr and Mr. Edmoiul Hrlstow nrul Tommy Uilsiow went to Mom's Lake on Thursday to ee their on and brother, Johnnie, who wa making a bae hop to pick up a crew. The crew and John (lew on to Clinton Sherman A.F.B. Mr. ami Mrs. Tommy Brlstow and family returned to their home In Portland on Saturday niter ftonding their vacation vis iting with Mr. and Mr. Edmonl Hrlstow and Mr. and Mr. Paul lleihler. Milton Morgan. Roy Llndstrom and Gene llarover of pcndlctOit went on Mr. Morgan's 'xat dow n the Columbia River to llwac, where they will do some deep sea fishing, returning to lone In the middle of the week. Mr .and Mrs. Vester Hams. Lee, Wayne, Karen and Cheryl are vacationing In Canada. Don Brlstow, Wavne Ball. Har old RIetmann and Butch Lo'igh- In of Heppner are vacationing In Canada at Salmon Lake and other points of Interest. Mrs. Dale Ray is reportedly much improved. She Is back at the home of her sons BUI and Claude Brn.shcrs after a bout In The Dalles hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson hrl.l a hartiecue- In honor of Mr. and Mr. Fredrick Martin and family. Ml Marie 'Mlr lun-e n and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barak at Ihelr ranch home on Sunday. MUi Judy Kuhank had the honor of twlng the firt patient of Dr. H. S. Huber to have the newly InntaUed air driven drill used on. Larger rltle have these new machine, but Dr. Hubers 1 the firt to te Inntalled In our local area. Entertains Bridge Dub Mr. Ray Rove was hote for the bridge club at her home on Thursday evening. Mr. Eldon radlierg and Mr. William Van Winkle of Lexington and Mr. Arnle ll.slman were guest. Mr. Ikd DeSpaln reit-Ived high, Mr. Pete ('nniK)ii. aecutnt high and Mrs. Walter Corley received low. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell held a no host barbecue at their home one evening last week with the following guent present, Mr. and Mr. Fredrick Martin and family. Mr. Mary Swanson, John Swanson. Esther Klrml and Miss Marie Vlctolre von Roesgen. Church Schedules Rally Day Different boards of the church have been holding meetings and the fall activities of the church will start back on the regular fall schedule with a Rally Day on Sept. 10. On Sept. 21. pro motion day will be held at 9:13 a. m. with church school teach ers holding a dedication service. Following the service the annual church meeting will be held. Watch for later schedules on this matter. There will be a kindergarten registration at the Legion Hall on Sept. 5 from 8:45 to 11:00 a. m. Everyone who Is interested Is urged to attend. Ellis Ball brought two' of his army buddies, Mark Davis and Bob Olson home with him for a few days visit , SWIFTS PREMIUM BACON LB- 75e EGGS 3 Dox$l JUNO PLAIN OR IODIZED 26 Oz. Pkg. TABLE SALT EA. 10c GEBHARDTS CHILI CON CARNE ,. - WITH BEANS Or TAMALES 4 For $1 PA FROZEN TIP TOP 12 OZ. LEMONADE 5For$l WHEAT PIES CHET'S FROZEN CHICKEN TURKEY or BEEF - 25 LB. BAG for Miraee (if 5 fifft for 89' CELERY HEARTS Ed. 23 LOCAL HOOD RIVER GRAVENSTEIN APPLES 3 lb. 25 SHOP WHERE IS NOT A WORD - BUT A FACT! PHONES: B-B822 & S-B943 TOM & MILLIE'S HOME-OWNED MARKET FREE DILI VEST FOR MORROW COUNTY FAIR and RODEO QUEEN JOAN MOE 1 i : .3 SPONSORED BY Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Association SATURDAY, AUG. 19 PER PERSON $1.50 ADMISSION FAIR PAVILION HEPPNER MUSIC BY DANCING 10 TO 2 SUPPER SERVED LEONNIG'S ORCHESTRA
