UttttttM GAXCTTC TIMES. TWlf. J. It It. 1M4
Two Hcppner Girls
Moke Trip to Hawoi)
if) Jan lUfrr nj Jennie
fmttrt returned to llt-vpner tat
wk trow a rnortha U4t In
Nrule and the Hawaiian Is
lands. Jn duft let of Jdr n Mr.
Jim titfrf, trti4i.fnirj iennit
la the home t4 brt parents, Mr.
ard Mrs. imuu ?imm in
Seattle, at th mj 4 tttml
m J t,r tr girts tr.d
Mr. fUwth, UnM fy i.Um
to Hawaii whet hry rnk'ied
thrr wnrks t4 fun nj Iravrl
around the lUn,li. After return
lr tit Seattle June the (lili
several . the ar
rived by i1im la Jv rutin on ihe
end ut U week.
Examiner Coming
A drtecs un kmtiw
til le OA rtuly la llr( pttc Tir
day, July ;t. at the iuilhui
brtanm it.e hour i4 II So am.
and 3 M im. the vpMmrnt
of M if thklea a n tKi
Princess Dewena
To Be Honored
(Continued from
1)
Enters Hospital
II B Rice, pner old tltrwr,
mm taken to llonee Memorial
hp:ul for ohwrv albm and
treatment TurUv. lie MM that
he felt weak and wanted U r
there for r-l, Mr, tilt mm. I
Mr. Rhv will h U years o age
on AufUil 4.
Vocationcri Enjoy
Trip to California
rvlnts csf tntrrrM In CatfWnla
' iin tup fey Mrs tUtt-M
m, dauir.trr SMrlev, and
Mrs Irwin utef, Mrs. Wtoma
tKi. kttorth of CUrk.ton, Wa.
The three fv turned Saturday
from trip tuth to iT.iro.
Calif, where they Ulle4 a
briber n. In Uw, Mr !
ru Mr Chs CTitwn. j
tipf, I n t'litHMt. Ttiv
J i.l cvntdrM )fihl rrini in
lh ("tuna tv4 trul a hlhtiht '
ih trwinif ft Iho lL'e-1
tvUrv rvf cum ituitnif trf
r tint ti jtir4 in Itrf
i tn Boif lrr itw rrutrf
M ht ls h mm hint trul
I hrij i4ttT- In hr cul
ihlti- uKtiitn a rut u (k
ing .-ttaij M krrvin a Hi
l-(t-i,i-n r- rr, Hrii m
! kluvirttl Ufctv.
l"li !! hi hat Iwa
aiv in tirl-u 4 II
lur M-r Init ai fciTHr- f If.
4 II II -rv rluh In h-nt.lnn. a
Mrll a )Min4 !tiv in tKhrr
ilut T rar m the rvit.
Old-Time Rancher
Dies Here Friday
Tuman lleuo. KL far nt.f
Mh tarithrr in the (I...
Unry aira lr )ri, tltcNl at hi
h-nt n llr M r 1iI. July III
at II am In Iho llrj .itr I1ni.
11, huih tellh If.r lU-v. t hf U
hiu. ttlu lallfAg tuiu i
l ii tirfiM-irtj, lilimn.
Mr eu at iHun In Dumn
U'C M., n Jur 4. Iv llftamo
l. Mwrtw ivunii at lh ak' of
.u Iran an4 m-iiIisI in Ih
Editor, Friend
Get First Hand
Harvest Lesson
iCiMstfnue4 fnm a
l,..,t.
in ih hi au.tiutum In Santa ' m-riinI M in-- ount- at IK
Mkr.u-a. Tnir t national raikt, 'Mat rir in .lm ly rrwMrlitij:.
lnJv)Un.t MarinrlanO. Kncxta An -tl.ni IJit ehu-e on hrf
PofTy farm, anj nthrrt r
rnfv4 by the Uatrltr.
ONE
FIRE
SEASON IS AT HAND. WHEN
HITS, IT OFTEN
Destroys
A YEAR'S LABOR AND INCOME.
DONT TAKE A CHANCE WITH YOUR
lit i't liit hJtvi U hr
jhaiV ri.Imc, tuitfi lartr.. iim
'mit'S and "If arlinj: t I.mm" In
'hind
t Afti-r hih -hk tra.luali.'.i.
l'rtrur lifta lti to -tUct
nurv' tralninj:.
KUkff damv, t-nini; IhU
rr fcrir if ft rnlo lan.v
and honutim? ljutvn vfiaimun
Mhirx-v and her tvuri hatur
ilav nlk'M ! lh" fair aj!inn.
ua attrn.lNl. Thf liiUh:n'
t Quann tt IUarlmart fro- j
idil th muic for the nay and
lurlv r-nlng,
riatn fur Irinv IVwrna
lane thta Hill be the
"Harmonv 5" muicun from
lltmUiun. dancirii from 10 P.
m. to 2 a with uiht mtv r-J
durtnu Ihc renins.
Itardmsn arra martins!
1 1 .ia liianm.n In and lhr
nl tti ihe (Jui-N it) aica
wht he rnca In whral
tfcmrunj; until l Mtt iliaj
t nw he ha nu.lc M hm in
li'('tirf.
Sunhlnc ttie the wld..', Mr
N'ia llj;ti a Uaiu'htrr, Sir
txl Mt laiil .f Ume; a I'atl
In i,u; Iho cr and. lul.lfra and
m irrral t a n d hildirtv A
Uaui,hrr. Mn IU ha ilrahltt.
Hfi. him In l-ath
Mr ll.vu ti a nu-mlr of
Ihr i Jul.tun chun h.
Lightning Sets
9 Forest Fires
CROP
INSURE YOUR GRAIN NOW TODAY!
ir TOO DONT HAVE TOUR
HAIL INSURANCE
GET IT NOW AT
TURNER, VAN MARTER
AND BRYANT INS.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patimu admitted lo nor.wr
Memorial hospital durln th
pat wevk and Mill rrcvlvlnfi;
rmtlical care Irulud Ih follow-
Urg: Sally Comb. I'iasiI; Helen
Oohn, Het'pr.er; Homer St'hell,
Kirzua; and Paul Jewell. Klnzua.
Thse rooelvinj: medical care.
then dUmivsed Include: L'arl F.
LoomK FuksII. and R. B. Kl-e.
IHeppner. Alex Huher. Cecil.
dtxeal. 11:35 p m., Wetlnesday,
Juty IS.
Mr. and 5!r. Dnnls Cerlth.
Ct ndon Air Force Base, are par
ents of their second child, a
daughter, Deborah Jan. btrn
Sunday. Julv 12. She wcL'hed
6 lbs.. 10 oz.
Lithtnlnk' hh aitvmkanie,
ktorma early Ihu nrik t nine
foM-t firv in the Hcppner
I'ine.r iiitrit. ac-r!lng t.t v.
S. i Sj m t Miller, tlutrui raniti-r.
None of the fire exceeded
four acre in area hut they kepi
the full reimplement of in-rstm.
ne on the co In hattlini; them.
All uere out at of Thurvlay and
heaA- rain In the forvitrv area !
considerably Improved eondit.
Ion. The firea were rouchly Ih1-
twtvn Tamarack Ktukuut and
Mj.hvin Uutte. Miller aald.
Ttie fire bmueht the total for
the season to date to 15.
A crew of 10 fireflehter from
tne rtiMrk-t wa called to Walla
aiia one day l.it week to
battle a blaze. Jim Sutherland
wa foreman of the crew which
made the trlD bv hellooDter.
, An airplane patrol was uel
to pot firea here after the light
ning torm. the plane coming
from Gar Aviation. Lexington,
and from Condon.
ltt N. Main
Fhona 676-96S3
Mrs. E. A. Piepcr. Portland.
was a ruest Friday mcnt oi me
home of her husband parent.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Neper. She
wa accompanied by ner inrec
children. Ricky. Lisa end Ray-
lene. who will spend the next
few weeks with Ihelr grand-
i parents.
Ds A
Mrs. Max Harris rvtured
Wednesday from spndlnji two
weeks vlsitinjr at the home of
her mother. Mr. Mollie Haves.
who resides In Pocatello, Idaho.)
l..n wtth liity ' f hand
a lid lintiii1( ,.11" ta rt
k-ftl All that ta mlMlntf lo
;-:! tt. i;;.u.tt u a
raliirttf ule lo the engine
ii-m The M-a ! wheal Wimld
uftie .r the utn"
Mh the l iaitl.ed r f an
eelteneil .airter. lie krpl a
Heather ee out f. iik and
hifc'h ! In the ernin, while
the huru'ty heailer iroldiled p
tie wheal. He krpl raUintf Ihe
N Umt header to a old u h
I.k with a enite louch n
th ix niiid letrr.
While Ihe "tiiblne rare.
lwetlull) uphill and rmiiel
eailv on the Hal and downhill
tertaln. I VI tried In ahoul mer
the riifcirw ri.e what he wa
'ti'lntf. al Ihe name lime ral
Ine the mat him the Hot land
lerler thai he ha had. To u.
II keemenl lo want t )aw fhtn
lde lo ide tin It ili bouncy
lire. I.ul i, t rallv kepi Vr
iraUtit rvivpt when he ill
betted hi attention to talk lo u.
Suddenly he ntoted .tve te-
hind the wheel and our valley
ftlend grabbed It With both
hand with the aame tenacity
that would be expected frtm an
old lady taking her ftrt auto
dnvlnc levMtn. He kept hi e
trUtlv on the -road" while lv
wn handled the other control.
The wheat kept iMiurim; Into
the hipper behind us while the
header vnraciounly gobbled up
the tatk.
Two other combine were al
work, and M occurred to u how
efficiently haret I amiin
tdtihed on blir ranche lo.ay
In contra! lo the "old" day
and not o long ago at that. !
Counting himself. Ivl ha only
five In hi crew. Included are
hi brother. Kenneth; Gary Van
Hlokland; Wayne Kvans; and
Kenneth's urn, Kenny. Though
only young men. Gary and
vane are veteran combining
hand, and Kenny drive truck
with competence.
In lhi year of early drouth.
Vield Isn't CimmI at the NVIwin'.
fceing far north In the county,
with the ranch bordering bomb
range country, rain is lighter
than in the nouthern part, but
the late rata, as In other parts
of the county, saved the crop.
Del figure hi average In the
Gaines to be about 15 bushel
but weight has gone as high
a HI puurvt.
With bis ihatai trtttne cHl
mUtle nature, IWImmi id inal
rtrn al 1 buhrU bed make
out all iihi-u( li lo rut
Uwn on rrrte.
Ont when Nrln suited Ihe
Cairile Tloiea ahoii and u Ihe
klrw pUMIiijf ine rat l l.-frinrr.
hi er) rpf.rd illd-meii
I id ttte things thai lfc
ed rmiptu atrd o turn. He mutt
hate mth lite aanie liai In
iHtr riea when we wcn.Wied at
b gadria iM iMnf amajis
of lita li rombtn.
TTi rdlto ami filmd rH a
thrill out t4 lha ttdeh"wd.h or
rt.4 tu wl.rn we clariileted
town and hrair! fo mme
li.t an.t luklr-M ai-lrel thai
the iet part tf a day In bar
rt w fitting home lo a oi'l
thowrf.
Itaik h.iui a elaa t4 I lain
U water laied !' rtriiar.
i'DUBlflffO
Aa w M ! aaa tai itf
AiWMVS rmsi VUALitV
STARTS
TODAY
CLE
5 only Mctol Towel Polci
Reg. 6.88 Now $4.00
23 Wooden Clothes Drying Racks .50
4 Lodlci White Uniforms $1.88
32 Ladies Nylon Sleeveless
Shell Sweaters $1.66
38 Ladies Stretch Jamaicas $1.88
DRESSES REDUCED TO CLEAR
Group I $4 Group II $6 Group III $8
RE& IS 9 J REG. SLSS RCO. S12.9S
18 Ladies Sleeveless Wool Shells .. $3.88
4 Pr. Best Quality Nylon Stretch
Slacks, Reg. 7.95 $4.44
36 Pr. Men's Plaid Swim Trunks .... $1.88
4 Baby Carriers $2.88
1 Tablo Remnants Large Selection
16 Items Notion Assortment $ .88
WHAT IS A
cus
TOM
EU
wm
To the Farmer, Working Against Time and Weather,
Delay Can Mean the Difference Between A Crop and No
Crop, A Good Year, or A Lean One. So Accidents Have
No Place in His Schedule; They Cost Money, Delay
Production And the Growing Season Keeps Rolling
Along.
Play SafeBe CarefulMake Every Week
Fa Safety
Week
JULY 19-25
"Safer American Families Everywhere"
Well, If Depends Entirely Where You Stand
TO HIS WIFE
He's a big eater, a heavy sleeper, and a worry.
TO HIS CHILDREN
He's a man who always has a chore for them.
TO HIS MINISTER
He's a believer in God in nature, and nature in God.
TO A POLITICIAN
He's someone you talk about during election.
TO AN INSURANCE MAN
He's a big risk.
TO A MECHANIC
He's a mechanical wizard who fixes everything himself.
TO THE GROCER
He's a god-send.
AND TO US
He is by far the most important man in the territory. He depends on us
to take care of his electricity needs. He is always our MAN OF THE
YEAR.
THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED IN THE INTEREST OF FARM SAFETY BY
HEPPNER HIGH CHAPTER
'Future' Firaers ff America
Columbia) ISasin Electric
"Serving Morrow, Umatilla and Wheeler Counties"