HtrrXEl GAXETTt-TIMCS. Thursday. Nm II. IM4
Bible School
Sends Donation
To Navajo School
ly MAST LEE HARLOW
Vacation Bible school at Com
munity church concluded IU
two wri'ki Ut Friday, holding
ll program Thursday night.
.a Chance or 1.4 t.nn.ie were
weHt end vuitor at the home
it their Uter. Mr CJen Carp
enter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert llarwo.td
spent the wvrk end la Halem
at the home of Mr llarwood i
ciu't. Mr. and Mr. MI
Spagle,
Mr. Harold kre a patient
In the (.ood Shepherd ruttpital i
In llermuton, where she hail
lTf uiirry Ut Friday.
Mr. and Mr, tvey Wct
were In Portland Saturday for
the Rom Festival parade.
Mr. Louie .arwood arul
I,
J i r
''"t-Z - grandsons. Jerry and Witw !UW 'tlV 0 O
was M. with an J fB lnrv. aprnl the week-end In m- Cif t
a I i " i A
"
4 I. it r V X
Jllliv' lb
DAIRY
month
Navajo Gum I Mission at Oravt
Artt. was J-Vi.
Mr. and Mr Cliff Gurley and
daughter of The Dalle wpt
Sunday visitors at the home of
Gurlcy's cousins. Mr. and Mr.
IVlmrr Hug.
Gloria Saldino of Portland U
vl&itlng at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hayes.
Mr. Esther Emmons and Eva
W Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meat
Vf in Of Chary
WvJcLJlA 1 BepptMt,
WBOXXSAU MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUCRTEBOra
SCBEOULEt
Hoes Tuesday
Cattle Weo. Thurs.
Sheep Any Day
Follerr Meat Co.
H trails to a, Or9oa
Ph. JO 7-6651
On Harm 1st on -M eft ary
Highway
and daughter,
ttevvry Wet.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kre and
son Brian of The Dalles were
week end visitors at the home
of their parents. Mr. and Mr.
Harold Km, and Mrs. LaVern
Tanlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Pewev Vet at
tended the funeral of Mrs. West's
uncle. Raul Peeks. 75. at Golden'
dale. Wash, last wvrk. He died
June- 7. Friday they attended the
funeral In Arlington of West s
grandmother, Frances Wetherell
Rov rartlow has been seriously
111 in the Good Shepherd hos
pital in Hermtsion for the paM
week.
s
ff iS 1
(Three Links Club Plans Fair Booth
IRRIGON NEWS
(Held over from last we-k)
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and
Donna spent Sunday afternoon
at Biecs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daltsrum
of Portland spent the week -en-J
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Senn
and family.
A number of families from
Irrifron drove to Heppner Friday
to attend a memorial service for
the late Esther Kirmls. The ser
vice was held at the Lutheran
church.
Mr. and Xlrs. Floyd Reeder of
La Grande spent the week-end
with their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stewart.
Sharon and Tommy.
HONORARY CltAIXM4Nj-an Wxrt. I4 Winter OImP. (ijnm
KWU I winner front Otftm. tnnw nut iiLtum fuxn Vfl nUmlm
pm tltatrnuin lor June lUnv Month In hrr new Himn. Miw Njul-tl
nU help Kuawtc Uirt i tUuj tuduuiji ibitHiglHiwi uc imM muoih.
IRRIGON NEWS
Money receipt books in dup-
Vcate and triplicate are on sale
t the Gazette-Times.
The Irrlcon Baptbt church
went to Boardman and Joined
the Boardman Community church
in a sincTlration folkminf their
refrular Sunday evening services.
Bill Parker. Chamber of Com
merce vice president, called
I nam per mvtlnj Friday even
Ing to dls-us3 the proposed park
and recreation maintenance dis
trict for which ptltions are cur
rer.tly being circulated in Irrigon
Chamber members voted to help
finance the expense of an elec
tlon which will be necessary in
the formation of the district.
JUST
TO REMIND
THOSE WHO
LET TIME SLIP
BY!
SUNDAY IS
FATHER'S DAY
Here Are Some Last Minute
Suggestions
TRANSISTOR
RADIOS
$12.95 to $64.95
STEREOS and Hi-Fi
$29.95 to $199.95
T.V. SPECIAL - RCA Console-Color
$AQ095
tt th trade
Heppner
Ph. 676-9264
the train to Denver. Colo. Mrs.
Bertha Dodson and the Morgans
were former residents of Bala,
Kansas.
David Parka of I'nlon, spent a
week vlnitlrg his aunt. Mrs.
Ellen Caudle. Mrs. Caudle and
David spent Friday In Pendle
ton. where they met David's
folks, and he returned to I'nlon
with them.
A. C. Houghton Summer school
began Monday. June 8th. and
will be In ssesion through Fri
day, July 3.
ly DCLTHA JONCS
I KXINGTON Throe Links
I club ntertlng was held In the
dining rthim of the IM.I KcIUims
hall on Thuntday afu-rttoon. Mrs.
diaries Colly was the htca
fur the nvaloa lor prlre was
w.ui by Ms. C. V, J.mich. Plan
were made for a booth at Hepp
tier In the Merchant's Sidewalk
Haraar and a rodeo float Mas
diMuMsl. Committee for the
Sidt-walk Uataar was Mr. Frank
i;it!iiMin, Mr. Joe Yh-oiu and
Mr. Charlie Padlx-rg. More
plans were made fur the cafeteria
ftuppcr and card party being
held at the hall on June ;i.
The cafeteria supier will legln
at 5:3(1, and card party at 8 p rn.
There will I a variety of straw-
berry dUhes for dessert at Ire
supper. 1'rles for Initn pinochle
and bridge will be given. Thone
pnix'nt fr the aftertHHin meet
ing were Mr. Bertha Hunt. Mrs.
AUtnzo Henderson. Mr. Frank
Robinson. Mrs. Marvin Way,
Mrs. Florence McMillan, Mrs.
Art Keene. Mrs. Ed Hunt. Mrs.
C. C. Jones. Mrs. Al FeUch. Mrs.
Oris Tadberg and the hostewt.
Mrs. Colly and granddaughter
Linda.
vUltor Itt the hme of Mr
IVMile'a sUter and family. Mr.
and Mis. (Italic Collv. Willi.
here a dinner was held, cele
brating Mr, IWIe'a atul Mr
Colly's and grattd-ui H 4 !.
Mr. and Mrs. Rces Nforgan
left for Seattle. Sunday morning
and from there they will fly to
Anchorage. Alaska to spend two
months with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John
Anker and grandchildren Doug
las and Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Irish will occupy the Morgan
residence In their absence.
Miss Janet ChrsiHar.sen re
turned to Irrigon Tuesday after
spending 11 days In Reno visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Christiansen and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffrey
and Kevin of Selah. Wn., were
Sunday afternoon and overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Coy.
Melody Zehner was released
from the Umatilla hsopital
Tuesday afternoon, after a 17
day eonnnement wi:n pneu
monia.
Mrs. V. C. Anderson returned
to Irrigon Wednesday evening
after spending a week In Mon
tana. She and her brother, Jack
Hlggins, who accompanied her
from Kellogg, Idaho, visited Mr,
and Mrs. Raymond Stoneman,
Mrs. Anderson's brother-in-law
and wife, and other relatives
Sharon and Tommy Stewart
spent the week in La Grande
visiting their grandparents.
Richard Gilpin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Gilpin, left from the
Pendleton Airport Saturday, for
Sam Diego, where he will take
80 days basic training in the
is aval reserve.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Weaver
returned to Irrigon Saturday
evening after spending a week
visiting relatives throughout the I jackets."
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodson
and six children of Couer d'
Alene, Idaho, were Friday over
night guests of Mr. and Mrs
Rees Morgan. Mrs. Bertha Dod
son, who accompanied her son
and family, remained in Irrigon
to spend the week with the
Morgans, after which she took
Families Urged
To Talk, Follow
Safe Swim Tips
Mr. and Mr. George Irvln
and children. Bill and Valda.
were Lexington callers Thurs
day.
Betty Henderson Is confined to
bed this week with a bad case
of hives which has affected
Betty's face and rye.
Larry Henderson of Hh1
River spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr, and Mr. Alonzo
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larson
and their son, Charles of Everett
Wn., Mrs. Jim BrUey and child
ren. Patty and Charles of New
Haven. Conn., visited the week
end at the C. C. Jones home.
Mrs. Bertha Hunt and Mrs.
Flontice McMillan were Pendle
ton business visitors em Monday.
Ctillv'a Mithdava. Another recent
caller was their ut 1 Colly
of Caa Grande, Aril., wno
brought his children Linda and
Itaxlcftft for a few weeks MMt
wlHi their grandparent.
The lllk'li school and Junior
High class of the 1-cs.lngton Sun-
lav mIkioI en loved a week-end
of swimming and fun at Irli
man Surlnts. The Carl Mar
.nmr.ti famliv cham'roiUM lite
outing.
tl.iin- Marshall of Albany Is
v lulling at the Ken rainier nome
Mr. and Mr. Ken Palmer nau
n I I
ax euei on lliunmay ! hi
imv Jjiu-II Rea. Janell Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Rea. The IU-a family is making
a new home In Condon.
Mr. I). W. Cutsforth. hei
children and Joyce IVck were
Quincy. Wn. caller lart wick
end. They visited with Mr.
Cutsforths parent and other
members of the family.
Several evenings of work have
been held at the IOOK hall as
members of the Odd I el Iowa
IcMlite have put duwn the new
linoleum mrchacd for the lower
hall.
lHcr. Mr II. .li
Mrs. Fd llaker
lMv.n m
Mr. anil Mi. fM-an Hurl aiM
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie l-i dU-ttri
were we-k -tul cniiik' at j-h
man Spilng.
Laura and Hill Caioplx-ll
Coil land, grandi hililren of Mr
ami Mi. Itoy CamplN ll, aro vi
Itlng (line for a few day.
Mr. ami Mis. Fd lieitiil and
thildien of Poitlaiid wero wnk
lid caller In Islington. lln
DennU family recently adopted
a small sou. They brought Mr
lola llnvdlng hero after a vun
lit INirtland. She I the iii..ui
of Mrs liennis.
Mr. Newt O'Harra reevntly
flew from IVndleton to Portland
where she vUltitl her dauglitcr.
I'atil. la Darnlelle aiul Karen and
her son ami his family, Mr. atul
Mrs. Jark O'Harra. Mr. O liana
alo had consultation with a
doctor over an ee con.llilon that
recently had her lit the h!tal
In Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mr. A. F. Maleke
returned Thurkday from a ttlp
Ui ISirtland and Maupln.
A- r, Majekke was taken to
Pendleton to the Community
hopital Thumday evening,
where he Is at 111 a patient.
Family conferences on safe
swimming In advance of va
cation and beach trips are sug
gested by an Oregon State Unl-
ersity recreation leader as a
means of "life saving."
It Is estimated that some 7000
persons will drown this summer
nd it is certain that this terrible
toll could be drastically reduced
witn more attention to water
safety, says Edward J. Slezak,
chairman of recreation in the
OSU division of physical educa
tion. .
Parents are urged to talk over
water safety with their children.
Caution can keep out tragedy,
ne reminds.
Here are Slezak's safe-swimm
ing rules:
Never swim alone.
Enter the water gradually and
never turn your back to surf
waters.
Swim only In guarded or safe
areas.
Refrain from swimming too
soon after meals.
Observe all beach and pool
rules.
Have a boat and two good
swimmers escort you on long
swims.
Never call for help unless
needed.
Listen to Instructions from
pool and beach guards or lake
directors.
Slezak adds one caution for
boaters: "Never overload boats
or canoes and always wear life
Lexington Vacation Bib 1 e
School started on Monday morn
ing with r children irv atten
dance. At the completion of the
school there is planned a pro
gram at 7:30 Friday. There will
be a good will offering takn
to help with the expense of
the school. School starts at 9
a m. and ends at 2.3) p.m. each
day for a week.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Soward
have been rec-nt Boise, Idaho
callers.
Kenneth Warner and guest
Tom Long of Portland visited
last week at the home of Ken
neth's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Warrur at Bear
Springs rear Maupln.
The Amacltia Club met at the
home of Mr. ami Mr. O W
Cutsforth for their annual party
on Saturday night. The club en
Joyed the dinner and pinochle
evening. Vtiu- were men's high.
Kldon Padberg, wcond high, Del
bert Piper, men's traveling, W!l
Ham J. Van Winkle and low.
Roger Campbell. Women's high
Shirley Baker and second high
Evonne Ixngnti. women's trav
ellng, Eileen Padlterg. Guests for
the evening were Mr. and Mr.
Kldon Padberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Campbell. Mr. and Mr
Walde oBthwell, Mr. and Mr.
Bob Ixivgren, Mr. and Mr. Stan
ley Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. William
Van Winkle, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Fe!Mh. Mr. and Mr, iviberl
My Neighbors
Thert'd b fewer broken
home If mart people did
thing together like us.
HHcn."
Airs, jonnnie Ledbetter was
hostess last week to a Bridal
shower honoring Mrs. Skip Ruhl,
Games were played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Donna Or
wick, Mrs. Elsie Cox and Mrs.
Gladys Van Winkle. Others pre
sent for the evening were Marr
iette Wright, Jo Simmons, Joan
Grey, Edith Munkers, Lois Hunt,
Faye Ruhl, Iris Campbell, Cherry
Grey and the honorec. Mrs. Ruhl.
While driving to the Ledbet
ter ranch the honoree, Mrs. Ruhl
had the misfortune to wreck her
car. However, not too much dam
age was done to tho car. Mrs.
Ruhl was only shaken up a bit
in the accident.
SHEHEBS 1M
SPEND THE ENTIRE DAY
WITH DADOUT OF THE
KITCHEN.
RUBBER STAMPS made to order,
also STAMPING PADS In
black, red or green. For busi
ness or personal use. Orders
filled promptly at the Gazette
Times office.
An election on the Blue Moun
tain College budget was held at
the school house on Monday af
ternoon. The election board was
Mrs. C. C. Jones, Mrs. Alonzo
Henderson and Mrs. Roger Camp
bell. Twenty voters appeared at
the election board during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Poole of
San Pablo, Calif., were recent
Treat Dad and tho
Family By Dining
Uu. June 21.
Father's Day Special
STEAK SANDWICH
Delicious Spencer Steak On
icmst.
Cole Slaw
Potato Salad
Coffee
Dessert
$1.35
THY OUR OTHER TASTY STEAKS
Rib Steak
T-Bone Steak Top Sirloin
WAGON WHEEL CAFE
"Our steaks are so tender, you'll swear they were
Just rustled."
... V
' i ot t"4i
, i 1 W
GAZETTE-TIMES f J " F0j
Think of all the cars you could buy for under $2,40002
Now think of this: Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick?
10 fkAQ.
'I I'll IHIHW IIWIIWI l' X
-
I 7: ; ttii rSk
"""""''iuvxftHto i'i
1964 Buick Special V-6. $2,34322
SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER!
.Se tha Buick Exhibit st Uvi (Untr.l Moton'.-New York WorWi fair (