Many Here Attend
Wedding On Sunday
If KATHtMNE UNPiTHQM
it ist: Mt Ju'i m .
..nu'Mif M and Mi l.l-v!
M,iru. and i.iali Ainu
's5il-n. tlh i t !' r.J! ;
il l.i.iit l M. William
I ..lml - t tmti It In llie Sunday
m I -i r.-t. Jute '.'I. Hi 4 l lit A
tin filoii at the Aii.riu ,n
lot.m ha!) Ml- t
Ain.xHf out ! I"n gul
Mif Mi Maine M"it.'.i, if
At,ln.1 cMiidiiMhef -t the
bilde; Mr and Mi Jlm San
lei i-t Ntlnd. ihiim; an
uM, and Mt l!ul ". her
mm ami daurh'el In . Ml
and Mm ! ' "I Vi
ML MjiIImi M.iifn and her
(tn.in. IVki'V V'ihi-fc. f vir
land, arrited at 1 home
Mni 'fl. Mr. and Mr
Miltn Mfait. ' Ntudv fr
Thev aec-mtu.-.i.'d Krtth
k, ! UMlrd hi linIV f
l-i xlrirton.
Mr and Mr. Fiank l.undell
t.f Milwaukee !:. t iUo werk
mil lure a Hh her ifwim. Mi
. W. .Swaiiwn, 4l.il attended the
..!. llnrf of her !. MU Ju IV
M"Uan
M u lnur4 la Accident
Sn lr I Urn. who ha been
hri on a .unlay have, wan
trltu-allv tnlutcd Sunday f'cr
tumn In a ww mi aecld. id ncil
the Mnion l'.tlmcr pune on
lll- Cfn-k Mi-hwuv and
In llixwrr Mitinnlal itiltal at
, t i"r He I Mntioi.Ml on thf
I'.SS ll-rtet and had I'' turn
it! from a Far Kat mil'. II
u tin n of Mr. ami Mr. Nea
ter lUm.
Mr. aid Mr F. T MaiDn re
turned Suntlav evening lfm
0. rvitlll Thcv tk their daurh
trr Jean there to lcgln her term
nt numnu'i mlnx'l In the fall
Jean will k'" to Newlt In !
Pi act lee !-) htm a l"H 'f n'r
naming. Tin Martin attended
;i vr.!-tn. in r"u-rMi nl vl--linl
tfirir m l!.il-h In Wi-t
Unn. In NrtlnI Hk'V ralkil
1. n Mn Walttr B Cruv. II nt
Fnifliiurl hoHiltnl wlirti i li'
untlrl iiitv.
ChniU Kirk, who tin -
paliflit At t hoM'ltal 111 Ih'I'P
nr, rrttirntil to hi hoin line
thn' flot if I hi"
Hie Ol.l. n fimllv hrli! It on
riu.il irunlon at Kminnnt I'ark
lnt Suiulav with .V2 riK-mrxT
i.f Hi- farnllv ir"M-iit Sir. vt
(hi- f.umlv wi-iit to Ihr I"rk
Salunliiv nlk'lit. arnK-. out
ovirntk'lit nnil -ihn j.lm-l
ih.-m on Smnl.iv. Pn-vnt wnr:
Mr ami Mrv l ut M.-i'atx. Mr.
iwkI Mr. I-"nril- Mi'nl. !rl
and ChrMln Mr. nd Mr.
Irirp- Snlih-r, Mr. nnil Mr.
Jl.iriM Snlrti-r fnmllv. Mr.
an.l Mr. Jam- I'rttyjohn and
fnmilv. Mr. and Mr. Uland Mo-Klnru-v
and famllv. Mr. and Mr.
Chariot Int'al f Adam. Darn-I
I'lnrr of Milton FrtTwatrr. Mr.
and Mr. Ilimard II-ncli-ron and
fumllv 'f Alln-I. Mr. and Mr.
tJrant ll-ndoron and family of
Summf-nlllo. Mr. and Mr. Alvln
Mi-t'alM' mid famllv of (Vdfax.
Wn.. Mr. Alice Mft'oiM W
and Mr. and Mm. Knu-t Mc
Clw and famllv of Hoppnor.
M-lvln Melena 1 on a busl
ni'im trip to rullman. Wn. and
fl .. I. . . m
Mrs. Ilert Mason. Sr.. ha Ix-en ,T1ie Dalles are here visiting ineir
a guest at the home of her , randpnrcnK Mr. and Mrs. Hay
granddaughter. Mm. Roy A. 1 Burnett, and their father. Dayltl
I.lndMrom and family. She ar-1 Harriett. Debbie left on Sunday
rived Monday afternoon n a to return home, but her ulster
return trip from Spokane. She remained for a while,
drove on to her home In Port- Mrs. Tom White and children
land on Wednesday. ' have been vacationing In
Walter Jacob, accompanied Central Oregon with her parents,
by Koy W. Llndslrom. Kenneth! Mr. nnd Mrs. Ix-Iand Moe of
Turner and Harvey H Miller. Jr.. ' portlnnd. They ended the trip
of Lexington. Kent inursony at
Perwileton where thev enjoyed
going on the Field Day at the
John Storle ranch. Mr. Storle
was winner of the Soil Conser
vation Man of the Year title
and the tour was Hixmsorcd. by
I0NE LEGION PRESENTS
FIREWORKS
lone Memorial Field
9:00 p. m.
DANCE
I0NE LEGION HALL
10 a. m. to 1 a. m.
Adm. - $1 Per Person
Supper Served
JULY 3
I0NE, OREGON
Thl Ad Sponsored By:
fttWter'1' SSI
'aaaaiaiiBl liMN
HEPPNER
if Oitfon Vh-t jrafi
Mluri MU hi lie and M ne J'
M..III-.M hit on Monday lr :'
ImikUu and hralliV aira t
Mi l irUIHin and Itlrnda ff
alMiut tlur, wrt'ka
laiy llfrnitrr. viloi ieTlt-l a
.m lirlur of inw-e ttrKire from
the I'lilvimity of Om:oii j-I
e k. I l.i re to --nd Hie uin-mt-f
at the home of hi iieiJ,
Mi and Mi f. F. IUernii,
Maoitlf ltii No A Ft AM
el. ii, M J-liiia Iay .Sunh.y
l.y atti'lidllttf ti e I'l lli'd l un li
of c lnwt in a i;iom FollifHini:
thiinh. Moii, F-tntnn Mai
mi m.Ihh and tlu lf famlln-a
'rd a t!ink ill nun and
n ull irawl-iil and Ire n. am
(IrVM'll
Kaien and Kilth Nrlon.
iHitMe and lleinlwe Matthew.
,suaii I lod lorn Aih la Mr
t'alw. and Tim Tulll airlved
home on SituriUv fiotn the 4rJih
annual 4 II aumrm-r mIiooI at
Itorvalll Clienlyn SnnHie, who
alntt wetil. tjx-nt Katurdav I'lfht
at the hme of her aunt. Mr
, Itlrhaid Haker. and on Sunday
I went hark l the Oregon State
j 1'nlvefnliv ranu'ii to attend
tirand AMmoIy of lUinlniw ff
Cilia
Ihswtr HoDora Mr. Fortachr I
1 Mr. (ieoiKe I'orto-hv and
mail Mm H't-nt of Flint Itmk
were lionoted at a nhower clven
at the Crant'e hall on Thurvlav
' afti-rtKMin Ml Und.t lli iml.lk
J iter and Mr. Pat Hammond of
I lli-rmlHlon nl'ed Mr. Init
'why. who U the furrrw-r Hrenda
, Kay Tw"iiend. w.th her Rift
' ller fcl-'n. Sue Towrnwnd. !"
! vio-. alout the room. Iw
, llrlou rtilrken a.td. rrarki-i.
and rodee were wnrd the
KiieM hv the ho.te-e. Mr
Itav lleiinhltrnef. Mr- Ik-U-I
t .....ri Mr. ii.tI Akfr Mr. Van
lluhh.tr.l ami Mr U-wl HaUr
nn
Mr don llamli'tt and child
i.-n left on Friday f-.r their hrne
t.. t.n,iiUii,l l.l.ilui. after a ten -
l..v l-it here with her rnotner.
Mr. Mary Swanson. ami oiner
li-lntUe. I
I'.iikv Ftihank hi Iw-en
s-ndiiit thl week i Mint h-r '
mother. Mr. Iloimie Ku hanks
,h d f.tmilv In portliind.
Mr D"il r.ollyhorn I re- ;
mi ratinj! nt her home after
Mirrerv " l.er throat. Althmijrh
Cettliii! alonir nalisf.iCtorllV. It
will l.e a while hefore he ran
return to work at llirk' Market.
l.ind.l llelll.tilkMuT left on Fri-;
tin v f'r F.u;'i-no. w hen- she w ill
enroll In a mimmer ernirse at tl.e
l'nlver.ltv of tn-i;on.
Ctrl at Grand Alterably I
Sevrr.il meinher of I'Otei
A.-einblv No. Mi. linlnhow for
f ;ir W. left on Sunrtnv rnnrnlnj
for iVirvalli where they will
. . . i - I A ... tr
A.-'inblv on me
OSU citmnim Monday and Tuea -
day Mr. Lew i Halvorsen. I Available to the camtM-rs ior rec
mother advisor, and Mrs. Itov reatlon will be volleyball, bad
W. Mndstmm accompanied the mnton. oft ball, tether ball, dox
following Klrls: Karen Ham, hockey, four-squarc.crafts, fisn
worthv advisor; Suan Mnd- ng and hiking. Evening camp-
irn... l(,.nnln 1 1 villi Marv Nil'h- flrna and of Course. KV dUtH
a i-l.ilno (.aarslaml. ue
Townsend. Julv Fu b a n k a.
Cheryle Corley. Shlrlev 'Hicks,
and Shlrlev Irwin of Hepnner.
Cherllvn Srnouse and Mrs. Omar
Kletmatin will nl attend.
I.hhi.t nrwl Clnilv Hamclt 01
vvith a visit in lunianu mm
came to lone on iaiuray won
Mrs. Gordon While, who spent
the week-end visiting here.
Harry-man Leave for South
Mr. ami Mrs. Gene Harryman
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK OF OREGON
BRANCH
GAZETTE-TIMES
Heppncr, Oregon, Thursday, June 25, 196-1
w - ' 1 X -" i
i r - A ,
(.! Cf il Wt I - C di
l,,m imUf U- B "
. it.M -' a
4-H Camp Set At Herrin Creek
yytt day of "rouchlnK' it are
m heilul.-d f"f Morrow county.
! Summer Camp. The annual
I rartlI,nk, outlne I t .neld
1 i n..frin f'reek Park from June
, -jh
throuch July 1.
The camp ! fr liter rn
Iwei n the "f " n'i
tween and - vounR H-opIe
from all nrcn of Morrow county ;
will U- attending. An Important
aMeet of camp I
tunitv provided those attending
to Ket to know and work with
j Her from other pari of the
county.
Camper will avvemble at the
Ileppner fair rround at 2:00
pro. Sunday where iney win
i.nviw,rti.ii to camn by trucks.!
CnmtH-r will alM return to Ilep
nner on Wednesday afternoon
$.y truck. They will arrive at
Ileppner In-tween 2:00 and
p m. -
Fducatlonal nctivirtes will in
clude sessions on plant iue. out
1 door skills, wildlife and forestry
u-iti add to the earners iuii
daliv schetlule.
Older 411 members from Mor
row county will be acting as
counselors and staff members.
Those participating are: Jean
Stockard, Joan Stockard. Arleta
MK'abc. Barbara B loot; worth.
Shirley Jackson, Cherllyn
Smouse. Sheridan Wyman,
Maureen Doherty. Martha Doher
ty Tony Doherty. Tim Tullis and
Dale Van Blokland.
Local persons assisting with
the summer camp will be Mrs.
Larry Cook. Mrs. N. C. Anderson.
Mrs. Keithley Blake and David
Anderson.
Representing various State
agencies and attending camp
wlllbe: Ray Williamson. U. S.
nnd family left with their house
hold goods on Sunday for Am
arllla. Tex. After taking care of
business in Texas, they were
going to Fa I rv lew. Okla.. to visit
relatives this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Brenner
drove to Portland on Friday and
returned on Saturday, bringing
Mrs. Brenner's mother. Mrs. Vela
Eubanks home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Llnd
slrom and family went to Port
land on Friday. Donna and
Darelo Ilea, who have been visit
ing nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Halvorscn. went back to
their home in Portland with
them. Mrs. Llndstrom planned to
attend the 10th reunion of her
high school graduating class.
Gary Morgan returned last
Tuesday from Portland, where
he visited his sister, Miss Mari
lyn Morgan, and attended the
Rose Festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swanson
nnd Jim left on Friday afternoon
for Kelona. B. C. They were to
be joined there by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Schmidt, cousins of Mr.
Swanson's. for a trip to Saskatch
ewan, the former home -of Mrs.
Swanson.
Mrs. Gottfried Hermann enter
tained some friends on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Cecil
Thome on her birthday. Mrs.
Thorne recently moved to Herm
iston and is enjoying her new
home very much.
Returning from Beaver Boys'
State at Corvallis on Saturday
were Joe Halvorscn, vice-president
of the lone student body
next year and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Halvorscn. and
Robert Emert. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Phill Emert.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lun
dell drove to Salem last Monday,
taking their daughter. Cheryle
Lundell and Connie Christopher
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Christopherson, Jr., to
Girl's State, which is held on
the Willamette University cam
pus. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chris
topherson brought the girls
home this Sunday.
IIOTNER
0
tt wm mutt.
Came Communion; Carl Mc-
Daniel. U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service- and Martin Zimmer-
man. CooiH-ratlve F-xt. nsUn S-r-
'vice
I r .tireetor f..r thl M-ar's
Bl- KSk mUenry .cTing
land Mrs. rranx uer.
Morrow county cxtenston agent.
RTER UmNV S "ADS
also STAM1 !. lAUb in
black, red or green, for busl-
red or green, ror busl -
n'-s. or ersonl ukc. Ord-r
filled promptly at ti e Cawtte-
Time offlc-. lston. She was accompanies iu
I WE'LL
-".Grange, Lodge Plan Activities
rnciNtrrtiN Mr
llrimann ar.d Mr, lu-gvt I ami'
l wrie so'rr Ul r.
to m hvt l- riadle lerf lion.
f.r Mr William P, Kluifff l
Ihe It it F hll liamra wel play
rd aid afirr ll .ir.oee open
ed uv r'" l'h'o-l
were enrd to the M KueU
attendinir.
l-e Colly ot ta C.iarwie
An. la tikitliijr at H' lme id
hi parent. Mr. and Mi Charlca
lolly. Hle and iJnda Colly
will reiuin to thrir l.om with
their father after ll!tn reial
wreka tallh their landpaienta.
Mr and Mr. Uocsal ! Hunt and
Mn are litin at th hma t
U in 4 her. Mi, ftertha HuiX
IkmaM la f"ln to teash In
i lu .vrrton IhU rtnlr. year.
They have been living in Soum
ein California.
Mr and Mr C. C. Jonr an4
moi Kenneth ere Sunday vl
Itoi at tha Ceorte !rln hon
In I'.ufut.
Mr. and Mr. William N. J'ne
of irtland vUlted nevetal daya
lat week at the homa of hla
hroiher and famdy. Mr. and Mr
C. C June.
Mr. Alono lenleron and
dauehter Btetv vulted over th
win k end with her aon Larry
Henderson. In Hood Illver.
Cronga Schadutaa f IctUc
MIX" of the Leslnjrton Grne
met at the home of Mr. Nor
man .Nelw.n lant Tnurday after,
notin. Plana were dicuaed con
cernlnif a fltanee picnic and
the date of July 1 waa aet. with
the Wrlfht Park to be the place.
Card were ent to the sick mem
lers and friend. Following the
meetlntr refreshment were
M-rved to Mr. Armln Wlhlon.
Mr. Florence McMillan. Mr C
C. Jone. Mr. Fred Nelnon. Mr.
Ola P.uCRle. Mr. Wilbur Rtea
gall. Mrs. Nora Turner and the
hote. Mr. Norman Nelson.
The next meitlnxr l a fial
m..i.imf tilanned for the C C
Jone home.
Lodgt Plan Sldawalk Booth
Holly Rcbekah Lo-lge met on
Tiurdav night at the hall for
their regular meeting with Noble
a";'n-cS;iJand ".ffil of the
m lh 1.. recent V
the Odd Fellows and the
" 1&SZRSn
, fh nut.jrur
1 .-,.,., n.-Dutv. Altha Kirk of
Heppner San Souci Lolge. Mrs.
Kirk makes her home In norm-
j
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No storage tanks or bins to go empty for you get your heat by wire, not
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Our engineer will plan the ideal heating system for your home FREE . , ,
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So come in or call today.
Columbia Basin
Serving Morrow, Wheeler
t-:rton lv Mr Fail Kke!n
llrmiui n tuJIwwsc in r -
Ular mrellinf a ' meetii - g
Kit lrl.1 of the TMe IJrka ' . .
1 in at tn Menhai.n u in ( an4 Mr, JUrvry WrUM return
llrpprr wt ri. ued and Mt j u u.rlf h.nr on Friday af
it ark pi.4n..rt u ap-t t-d j trr st-rtdirff aofie ttm In
rhatiman. It anrMMjtwe-1 that
t'.'u u:: io at ti. t. C. J'mrm
r
Itome ln'ea. i4 th P-t.M-in
hirft.e in July ar.d at l.ifin
in Auut llrfrrnhmrMa weie
m fr,l lh the Old Fell'" and
lu-twkah in tfsa dinlr.g ren.
Tl.r tafHerta and atrawberrv
uw-r ar.d raid paity nheduledf
f..r Saturday r.iiht at ih IcjoFi
hall waa wr! atten.led Thl wa
the tail meeting on ThurvUy
r.U'ht and the Ut twalal until
lode meet again In Septem
ber
Mr and Mr. William C, Van
Winkle left on Tuesday fuf
' Futeie where they lll attend
tha fur.eral arrMcr i.f a brother,
lorge Van Winkle, who ha
been In a r.uilng bn there
1 for aorrte time. He wit !) year
old at the time of hi death
Kctih l' k tf Portland tted
hia parents. Mr. and Mr. F- F
prk. over the week end.
i Mr. Armln Wihlon left f
tU-1mond on Monday, where aht
will be employed for aome time.
Mr. and Mr. O. W. Cutf .nh
and children and Joice peck
were the Dalle vUltora ovef the
week end where Mr. CuUforth
attended a clai reunion of her
graduating ela.t and vUlted at
the home of her parent. Mr.
and Mr. John Uenltnger.
Mr. and Mr. Chaile Colly
and grandchildren vUlted at iUt
l:o k on Sunday.
I WILL PAY YOU $1.50 EA.
rOB THE FOLLOWING U.S. COINS IH
VEIT GOOD OR BETTER CONDITION
Ienr.es
Nickels' Dime
liKS 1915S '
if his I'nr.'D
1910S :fr.'2 i
1IUS 1!C'5I) ;
191 2S 19.VS
191.S 1911 S
19140 mm
1914S 19.13DI
191.-K
1913D
191 ID
1921S
KCIkS
19.1KS
19.19D
195 'D
191oD
1921D
1921
Mercury
Only
KEEP THIS AD Many other
"Oregon Mint" P. 0.
Electric Co -
and Gilliam Counties
A f. Makke. who hat teeit
.a natient In tht Community h
, . f-ndleton hat retuind
; 1 ta a thru- lather
i Mr and Mr F1 luni tm
tha week end In Sane
U'ooien'a Fr!lwM rHip rf
th thurrh will mt at the Wd
I. am C Van Winkle hr,e Te
day, June i. intead of th'
Tuesday, aa they were called
away to a funeral.
I.elrfton folk are reminded
!of the Church plcme planned M
' ret Sunday ddtowlng churt h.
at tha Iof City rark. ah mem
ters and friend are cordially In
vited A p4luck dinner la plan-r-d
fr 1 pm.. with an alter
poon ta game and swimming.
Dalxctli Attend
Grongo Convention
Mr. and Mr Arihur raiell
of lone attended the Oregon
State Grange convention In
F-ugene from June 14 to 19- They
were the only one present from
Morrow county.
On the trip they vUlted Mr.
DalxelCa brother and aUterln
law. Mr. and Mrs, Tre Mc
Cllntotk. formerly f-f Ileppner.
at Monmouth, and also vuuel
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mr. Clvde Crawfrd. and
family In Portland. Returning
with them were two of their
grandchildren. Tommy ana
Terry Crawford.
J Quarter
Half Dollars
ti9is lstar.dingH9K, islanding!
1919S ilMlS
ll919D .192ID
1021 ,19'D
!i92.S
1 9.12S
19.12D
coin wanted
Box 422, lone, Ore.
op