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Grand Officers Attend lone OES District Meeting If KATHCIUNC LIHDSTHOM ION!! t'liaitrr Nil 119. (ild i-f t i;irMi Mar, a lu.l .i IUIiM M--4t'i in !' rVrrilnu at Ilio M.ivmU Mi. M"il V. Utrnir, l NlvrltiMI, WOttllV JJIJinI Itia'ltn ..f tl ;irl tlmplrr of Ore jjufi i jximm-M lu in"il II Mofk of Ivim-uM Chapter nl Itulh ( ImHrr N. 3-1 ! lklMT. vhi vlt al l-fcwtit. (Mlirr Kfml tifriivm Hi th itMiilnK wrr Mi. Wintf Ml in'ii. of Cix"t May. i; t . t I Martha, an.l Mrs. llrlH Tate t Sublim ity, :iml ail.r, ami Mh ln'l lluttman of llrj frx r mid M Hy W. Llmhtroiii irrnl tximmltti'f nii,nl''f A dinner mi arrvrd lu inrtn-tu-ry inl i'ui'.u Ix foie liter iimm-I-inic. Mi. K. K S hffiT and Mr tHiiar Itii'tmann ere htr man for the t.uftVt and Italnimw tflrU Kunan l.lnlMrtn, Tril OVonnor. Linda lUmrll. Muy Mi h'l, Judy Kuhanks. and H-t-ly (;nfiu. M-rvrd l"-vrat;i and me the rleai. up tm rrittl. l'ike, punch, and tiffo rre wive! frmn a table rt-ntirrxl with aprlnjf flowrr ful towing I In inrritnj; Mi Jaiiif Ham dl and Mu Walter Ja.M in iharf- td Hi" wlal Ihkic. nn I II hot rluli -rJ"til a trait tlit over the lIH Uarry Tulll ranch on Katur. day AImmiI li niemteii and their liadir. Id IUm-Mi. went on the il'l'. AlUT iulnu al the Tulll', Mr tulll arrvrd i.tiiM ti and lilll with '"',f "4h U 111 till. Hank llalvmwii l-lvid a liadly ut rltn aim In a fall UiU'UKli llui fcla lr id he rn Inner ! the ball al the m litxd rafcli'tlum. fullowlittf Ihe Idiyolral fduialt'iii cla on Mmiday. Ilo wa taken to a ihy. kiilan In lli'iu-r. wh-tr aU.ul 15 llthe were- required li i Iiih,- the wound Mr. Mia llua-oynn lakrn In Ciiiniiiuiiiiy lii'llal In I'rn-illi-Uiri nn Sunday U cberva Hon. She had Immti aerloudy III for m-vi ial day. Cheryl I.undidl, a m-iiIit at lone llih and dauxlilrr "I M' and Mr. I!iiymrid l.undrll I iimflned to home with rlu-i matlc fi-ver. She will probably havt U out of whK'l lr m-v-rra! wK. m m i - t GAZETTE-TIMES HEPPNEH Hcppncr, Oregon, Thursdoy, April 8, 196S ATTENTION FARMERSBUSINESSMEN HOME OWNERS WE WILL BE HERE AFTER APRIL 15 TO DO O Asphalt- Paving O Grading O Graveling PARKING LOTS DRIVEWAYS STREETS ALLEYS FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR JOB FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED Phone 547-8136 (Pasco) Collect Ask For Ken Younl Or Write Box 208, Pasco, Wn. TRU-LAY PAVING CO. (iur.t at the tiome 4 Mr. and Mr Carland Swanx-n an 1 family Ihh wiik t-nd wrre brr l.toihi r. J'e Miller of Salem and Id a'i. Mr. and Mr. I"b Mil lir and family of Tamma, Vali, and John Miller an 1 family of IN.rtland. Mr Harriet liH.litt and mjii of I'oitlanil wen- al'u Kit. Mi. Milton Morgan wa h'"! ...... cm tor a iiinnnay oiin-w iiy on Tueday afternoon honoring Ml, (iairv Tulll. (iuent Jre. ent were Mr. Ia I'almer. Mrs. Harold Shiier. Mr. (l-ll lua. Mr. Marlon I'almer. Mr. Jame HniMtt. Mr. W. C. Crawford. Mr I'aul ivttyjobn Sr.. and Mr. Itov W. Llndstrom. For the Marih mu ial me tlnrf. mi m . r of Ik ta Onii ta aoroilty en ove. a rrah feed at the I-jilon Hall. Marc h .11. me veriinx wa planmil by the aortal rommlt lee Mr. Hill Itlrtmann chair man, Mr. Itobert I'eternon won the door rle, whhh wa a million. The April aoilal will b the randy aale to benefit the Oregon S lety of Crippled (hlldren and Adult. TJie date tor the air I April 21. The line Kxtemdon rlub Is announrlnif the April 12 meet ing at 1:.'M p.m. at the home of Mr. Norman Nelvm. Mr. Nel mm and Mr. K. M. Haker will in -rusii the "CoM of Higher Kd ucatlon." Kurt MiKlnni-y spent the witkend with hi grandparent-,. Mr. and Mr. Karl M Kin my lit their f-rm home between Stanfield and HermUton. IU parent. Mr. and Mr. Lrland MeKlnney. went after hlrn on Sunday and left their other wm, Ken, for a visit. Curst of Mr. H. K. Yarnell thl. week-end were her Mm and il.iu;;hter tn law, Mr. and Mr. ( liflord Yarnell of Madra and Mr. and Mr. Alton Yarnell of lrwlston. Idahi Sanrlca Held lor Twin Boy Cravetiide seniiv were held on Saturday afternoon, April 3, at 2:x p.m. at the Morgan Cem etery near Morgan for twin baby Imj. iKirn ot the Dalles General hospital on March 30 to Mr. and Mr. George G. Grlfliih Ceell Kev. Charles Ad delir.an of Woodhurn, Interim minister of the First Christian chutrh In Ileppner. conducted the Rervtccs. The tiny babie-j. who were named Elmer D. and Grant U-e are survived by the parents; brother. Glen; blMer. ft-nrliiiter grandmothers. Mrs- iElmrr Crifrith of lone, and Mm. FUNNY? IT'S SEE THE DONKEY BASKETBALL Saturday Night, April 10, 8 p. m. Hcppncr High Gym High School Faculty vs. Seniors . m M MM A MM. JIM POTTER BOB CLOUGH JERRY JONASSON DON McCLURE PETE GLENNIE REX ENGLISH AND A COUPLE OF SDPEB-STARS ALL-STAR ATHLETES-- Footballf Track, Basketball, Baseball BENEFIT OF H-CLUB WHIRLPOOL BATH FUND Adults $1 Students In Advance 50c THIS MESSJICE SPONSORED BT TODR HOME-OWNED BANK 3 A COMMOHITT SERVICE BANK OF JZ astern reaori HEPPNER I0NE MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION France Mmluil of Portland; and jfreat(frandparent, Mr. and Mr. Irank S. Parker of Ileppner and Mr. Henry Mitchell of port loud. Out of town relathe here for the arrvii-e wire Mr. Frami-i Mdrhi ll. Charlotte (irifflth. John Parker and vm Jteg all of I'ort land and Vawter Paiker of Hood Klver. At a peiaf ITA meeting on Weonenday evening David Ivtt ter. Morrow County M-hd au-r-Intrndent. epllned to a amail proup of lntiieti-d atron. the budget for the l'JI-" Wi M hxd year. Votlnt on the budget will be April 13 from 2 w to HSU p. m. at the school cafetorlum. The lone Ganlen club will meet Tu-day. April 13 at 2.00 pm. at the home of Mr. (-caf Lundell with Mr. Filth Nih omiii a co hoie-ai. Mi. F. T. Martin will U-ad the program on 'tur National Forest Garden". Poll call will be amw.-rcd by namlnit local wild flower. A Oi-moiuitratlon on tne planting of dahlia will be piven. lie plant ale lated for Wednesday. April at the old liuildera Supply how room will be plan ned and any nccnary buines dlwussed. Ml. and Mr. Clifford Mabe of Portland wt-re Tuesday night guest of her sinter Mr. and Mr. Franklin Undstrom. Mr. and Mr Itonald McCain and family rf Portland were al guests of the Undstrom this week. Mr. and Mr. Leonard Herrick and babv son spent the wwk- end at Lr-wtston. Idaho. Their other ion, Chuk. spent the weik end with hi friend. Jim Swanson. Member of Valby Lutheran church enjoyed a family nij'iU a-rVKX' at the church Sunday evening. Pastor Kennteh Robin son sanjr some folk songs and liil the group In folk singing. A stuuy of part of the liturgy was made. Hosts for the dinner wer.' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lundell. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bit,: ctt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tews, and Mr- and Mrs. Robert Peter Min. Mr. and ,Mrs. Milton Morgan li ft on Sunday for a week in Portland and Salem on businesi. Mr. Morgan spent last Tuesday and Wednesday in Spokane at tending a meeting on Crop lo velopment by grain men from lacdlc Northwest states. Mr. and M. W- C. Crawford and Mrs. tscar Lundell. and Sec. 2-4 pages l!ev. and Mrs. Walter B Crow ill drove to Inlngton Sunday to attend church Sunday at Ih Li-ington (irange Mr. and Mrs. Krnet Christ opberson, Jr. are visiting rela tives In I'tah. Birth of Son Announced Mr. and Mr. Donald Eubank ore proudly announcing tt-.e birth of their first child. The baby boy. born on Sunday. April 4 ha been named Iiarrin Mar shal and weighed 6 lb.. 6 t. Mr. and Mr. John Kubanks. lone, and Mrs. Jam- McCabe. Hep pner, are the giandparent and Mrs Vela Kubanks. lone, Is the great grandmother. Mi. and Mrs. Garland Swan on fpent Sunday and Monday In Portland. They were accom panied by hi mother. Mr. Man Swanson. who went on lo Sal em to visit her son In law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. Elmo McMillan. Jim Swanson !! the time hi parents were away with Chuck Herrick. Mr. Je Palmer was honored at a pink and bluf nhower at the borne of Mrs William Nkh oir on Wedm-sday aitcrnoon Mrs Wayne Ball. Mr. Dona II Bail, and Mrs. Lwts Kail were the assisting hostesses. Farmer's Union Sets Meeting for Tuesday The regular monthly meet Inr d the Morrow County Farm er's Union has been announced for Tuesday evei.'.ng. April 13. In the Ileppner City Hall. A special feature of the even ing w ill be a report by Al Lamo on the National Farmer's Union convention, which he recently attended. POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE WE REPAIR: Electric Motors Power Tool HTdroulle Jacks Alemlte Equipment 421 S. E. 4th Pendleton Phone 276-5862 SAVE Oil Stock up now on dependable Standard germicides and disinfectant. Chevron Dip and Disinfectant. Helps keep live stock in top condition for best prices. S.O. Super Germite. Disinfectant for general com mercial use and for farm animals and premises. Permitted by U.S.D.A. as "official disinfectant". Chevron Poultry House Spray. Exterminates mites, lice, Deas and other vermin. SAVE MONEY TODAY! Stop in or phone us your order and take delivery (and with us, It's prompt) any time before April 30th, and you'll get a 10 discount I L E. DICK Heppner & 676-9633 DISTRIBUTOR, STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS f II s v r--V : . :: : v ;., . , w -V 4 . . it " i Her '65 Ford rides quieter ... . than her Rolls-Royce Tests prored it. Maybe yoa find this hard to belief e. If so, your Ford Dealer has s suggestion: Look Ford orer. Try it. Compare it. You won't find Ford offering Rolls-Royce's rare luxuries. But you will find it has an uncommonly quiet ride. And quiet means quality. Test-drlre Ford, you'U discorer it offers features, conreniences, models un-. matched in the popular-priced field . . . New Quality 100 new body strongest ever on a Ford. Frame tunes out irritating road vibration New suspension puts a big ultrasoft coil spring at each wheel New Luxury LTD's Decorator in teriors, thick nylon wall-to-wall car peting Walnutlike vinyl inserts on doors and instrument panel Rear seat center arm rests, five ash trays (4-door hardtops) New Power Big, new 289-cu. in. V-8 standard in XL's and LTD's New BIG SIX biggest Six in any car, std. on other Galaxie and Custom models Visit your Ford Dealer and take a test drive soon! Leading acoostlcal consultant conducted tests ia hkh 1965 Fords (Galaxie 500 Sedaa. XL and LTD Hardtops) with 239-cu. ku V-8 engines and automatic transmissions rod quieter than a new Rolls-Royce. Tests were certified by the VS. Auto Club. Test Drive Total Performance '65 Best year yet to go Ford! a fwxucr of CSrt) oombw mnrrmiwUiM wait wsNrrs magic skyway AT THE FOSO a0T0 COMPANY PAVIUOM. NEW YORK WORLD'S FAII ' WW"! II M 1965 Ford Galaxie 500XL 2-Oeor Hardtof HEPPNE R AUTO SALES, Inc. HEPPNER, OREGON
