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Town Purchases City Dump Truck
By UVCXLE FA1TLOW
1RKIGON Mayor Chester Wll
K.n and Courwllrnen MawrH
KUKav and lUrry Rnder at
tended Mn county used
equipment tale At lleppner rn
Hay, una purchased -'M
dump truck for city caace.
Mrs. Ktmer Zr-hner irnt the
r.,t week counselling at the
Jilueblrd and Camp Fir C.tol
!.y lamp at Mc.Na-v Monday
through Thursday 4.p
Ta Wa Shee. Stanfield on Fri
day. Mm Zehncr daughter.
Melodle. atw attended I the mp.
Mr. ami Mr. John Anker.
. i.a nf Anchorage.
WXZunTM home alter
visit mc her ioik-.
Ree Morgan. The Ank flew
down, and returned In the tr new
iavt wagon Anker nrh
bill Anker. Spokane, turned
to Alaska with them, to spend
the lummt.
Veteran, of World War I met
t the HermlMon Grange Hall
Sunday, for a riluck picnic. At
tending from Irrtgon wee Mr.
. Ingram VkllM. r TCU
ana mr. ; ,; i....
lloadley and Mr. and Mr. Keea
M5nl- m. Vnneth Ed
"" 7.iiC rtndlrton.
vr John Calllf and children
and Mike Califf were Sunday
.,' .t m home of Mr.
rimer Zchner and
A II..
i?m t vihArt Fnnenbach.
r ...... ihn and Donald, nave
iiJT .U irrrmn after a 2
week vacation. The Sander and
lYpenbai-h families lirsi wnu
v-ll..Atme National Park.
rti Knornbach fatmlv M"!
k ..-iiinn ihi're. also iu
tv. - T..i,,n ami in jammon
111.. IIIV . . - - -- - .
H..ie onintry. Mr. and Mr. Karl
Sander spent a day at the para
. ihn .r.io i O'Nrll. Neb..
n vUlt hi mother, Mr. Funtee
Sander, and hi prtuner -nu
.i.ir.in.liw Mr. and Mr, pen
Sender and family. j
Mr. Mvrtle Markham. Air.
Albert Partlow and Sherjl at
tended a retention at the Her.
miftton Aembly of tkl Ihurcn
Sunday evening, honoring the
llermiston church quU team.
Mr. MarkhanV grandson. Steve
Mill, Is a team member.
tr ami Mr. Mart Abken.
Kennewick. were Sunday even
ing dinner guet of Mr. and
Mr, r.waui luuer ami umuj,
Laurie Fercuson. Sllverton.
Ore.. U vUltlnu her Kran.lpar-
ent. Mr. and Mr, urover r-
Mr. and Mr. Loul Shade. Mr.
and Mr. Dan Creamer. Pan
and Dannie. Mr. and Mr. Arthur
Creamer, drove to Ontario, Ore..
to attend a family revnlon at
the home of Mr. and Mr. Mike
Hinkley. They were accompa
nled by Mx. and Mr. Rotrue
Hinkley and family of Astoria.
Nine brother and sister were
present, and a host of grand
children and other relative.
Mary Kenney a school teach
cr at Soledad. Calif, spent a
week with her folks, Rev. and
Suffers Broken Leg
... v..ifall 22. of I'nlty. re
main In TUmeer Menunul hoa-
i.ital hcr rrti-ii"h
livim a broken lfi thai iavuirel
in an accident iriday. WeatfaU.
emi'lorl ' wn
.-ki ii.-iiiiiiu a iHHitity r,v'
i-rw rril a eatlletfuard h. n
.. At in.i f. tl on bi lei: IU
..........in i.v aiittiuUnce to
t-e hcTt!st hf" ,rtl? wa
M-l and lated lit a ct.
n pint Tikir AT HAND I
vjKAi n riixt i iiT.a. -
noNT WAIT - NEXT WEEK MAY BE TOO IATE!
r a RllfiGLES INSURANCE
Wa . w ce.oc
r. o. box r '
Mr. John H. Kennev and fam
.i., n.n WinruV 1 taklni; I
&."inkil nurie at the
. ...,..nv. ts.t iWdin. i.ucene.
in. i Jtriv. nvn'n
i U..I.M 1 1 1 1 . .1 I I 1 111. tl H
ami iiiu-v w , - . . , , .
i. ii nmmf srhooi at tne
Oreson State tniverauy. v"i-
a . . uorM riiHia nun a '
IIS. I IW "' f V. I
t iiii:ii ShAiif. vno clHl
ii a ikai .nmmir
a rsvti nu'wor at a.......--
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The Rev. and Mr. John H
. rn v e to r.umonua
vi-.h Thurwlav where they
im Kennev' brother
i i. ii. an.l auter. aim
1 1 1 I n n " " " .
Mark Buchanan. Kenneja r-
turmi to irrik-on tiiuay
In 9
a!, and Mr. rualJ Rltier
. f.ruoil dinner at their
home Wednesday evening for
.- .. Mr. Al Reeve and
famltv.
... 1 vtr r A Miller and
Mr and Mr. Dave Craybeal
the week-end camping,
fishing and picnicking at Cut
l.wth Park.
Mr. and Mr. Tom N'lchoU and
boy Larry and Tom. Jr, ot Rid
die. visited Mr. Alice Smith.
. . taipht school at
Kill) IWIIKllj
m J A I .
.- ira Albert Tartlow
and Sheri 'returned to Irrlgon
.ft., attomiinir a wee.
"r ... Mm rartlow at
tended a National Asciatlon
iNtmAsters or tne uura
State convention. They were
i.i j tvi-i hv Riv. and Mr.
family of Wll
niiu j .
lamina former paor -i
Irriion AsemDIV OI iKXl .iiuivm.
ih. tun families naa a
lliu .
wiener roast on tne Deacn.
The Irrlgon tommunny
Club had a picnic at Hat kock
State Park last murway exil
ing. Uter In the evening, the
club members swam, supervised
bv Kenneth Lamn.
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Tartlow
and Vernie. Htllsboro. Sat
urday overnight guests of his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Partlow and
ShM?.Land Mrs. Jerry Carpenter
of Siml. Calif, have returned to
their home after visiting her
mother. Mrs. Myrtle Mc arr.ee.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Ji. raii"r
spent the week-end at Lewlston.
Idaho, where they were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ross.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Jorgensen,
Portland Memorial
Held for Mrs. Fell
Memorial wrvlcr ere Mt
Friday. June i at K ''
K,ad l IIJtlH'l in IWHiw
Ully Jane KeU. a forrmer re
dent uf Hei jner it
)rar.
Mn dltsl June J in n"'
Und at the a:e eai. She
nit the motr.er
.-..II A I vrt. fl"a
t..l.. and Klla Blake, she I alsn
survived by 16 grand. -hlldren
and IS -rel grantk hlldren. in
terment wa in Koe i ny -
In lleppner fnm
'.j ....in when they
.. . . . . iK.riian.i t.i make their
home. She wa a memN-r if H e
Church of Christ. ine '
Marshal, and h.-r husband pre-re,.-l
her in death.
America s Future . . .
vUlttne his
folk. Jfitloe of lvace and Mr.
t'miMii Joreen?en.
iim MeClnnU and Duane
Umb. memrH-r of Irrigon Biy
S-out Tnxp No. GG7. "";
.... .i .. .... ciimiiv at lamp
Wallowa, where they were elett-
ed Into the Order oi me
The boy wrre previously nomi
nated at the Wndleton : Scot.
Orcu. Mr. Henry McCImnU
transported the boy to and from
the Camp.
Mrs. Medora Hu.M-y. RUidle.
visited Mrs, Alice Smith Mon
day. The two ladies formerly
taught together In the Riddle
schools.
Mrs. Ewald Rltzer and child
ren lrove Mr. Ritrer'a mother.
Mr. Alice Smith, to La Grande
Monday for medical attention.
Mrs. Myrtle McNamee wjas re
leased from St. Anthony hospit
al In rendleton after uniergolng
surgery, and l convalescing at
the home of Mr. and Mr. Kees
Morgan.
Mrs. GHrge Corliss. Jackie.
Marilyn and Carolyn of Stn
field visited at the home of Mrs.
hmihcr and ister-ln-
law. Mr. and Mrs. JacK uaman
mi familv Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Partlow
chnl arenmrvanied bv Mrs.
aiiu . ' i . . .
... anrl JODT1 01
iwiy i am"". - - ...
Btiardmaa drove to N alia W alia (
Sunday afternoon, where tney
Joined the following relatives ior
a familv picnic: Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Partlow. Alan and Jerry.
Mission Hills, i. am.,
. ... i'.,rl.n p.irtbw and ver
nie. Hlllsboro. Ore., Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Kress. Brian and Dee. La
Grande; Johnny and Steve Tart
low. Boardman; rauia w im
ams. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Manka and family, Mr. and Mrs,
Roy Johnston and family, Marie
Herman. Walla Walla; Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Gibbs, Kahlotus,
Wash.
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TWXtm picrurw 01 .cvv" "" . - V.u,. William W. Bran-
ln Bran no a. mo, o5ni.i. -, B . M aftKUf
noni at top ctnttr U Doug lot Dyck. 2. son l Mr. ond Mr. Atinui
rJ, w . at too Ult 1 Brtan Heor. 1V ,0B Mr. ona
MJuHSiol Portland. At bottom Ult U Bum L-
o1 1 rtqht 1 Lorl Ann frock. . dauam.r 01 -i.
Frock.
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WHAT DO YOU GET WHEN YOU BUY
A 1965 FORD? PLENTY. YOU GET A
CAR THAT RIDES QUIETER THAN A
ROLLS-ROYCE. (AND QUE? MEANS
QUALITY . . . DEEP-DOWN QUALITY.)
BUT THAT'S ONLY THE BEGINNING.
NOW CHECK THE MANY SPECIAL
COMFORTS AND CONVENIENCES
THAT ARE STANDARD EQUIPMENT
ON EACH FORD MODEL ...
With any '65 Ford you get the strongest
Ford body ever ... a new frame that "tune
out" vibrations . . . new coil spring sus
pension. And every Ford gives you extra
knee room . . . extra foot room . . . and a
trunk that holds four 2-suiters upright.
And there' more .. .
' FORD CALAXIE 500 LTD
EXTRAS AT NO EXTRA COST:
LTD' are the most luxurious Fords ever
built with tyling that was cited by the
American Institute of Interior Designers.
You get: Big. new 289 V-8. Cruise)
Matic transmission with three speeds.
Decorator-styled interior. Thick nylon
carpeting. Rear-seat pull-down arm rest,
padded dash. Choice of six nylon
quilted scat upholstery fabrics. Walnut
like vinyl inserts on doors and dash.
Silent-Flo ventilation (in 4-door hardtops)
for fresh air with windows up. Full wheel
covers. Much more.
FORD CALAXIE 500XL
EXTRAS AT NO EXTRA COST:
The ultimate in bucket-seat luxury. You
get: Big. new 289 V-8 (200 hp). mJ-Vf
Cruise-O-Matic with T-bar "stick." Full
length console. Individually adjustable
front bucket seats. Bucket-styled, foam
cushioned rear seats. Automatic courtesy
and safety lights on door panels. Full
chrome dash controls. All-vinyl uphol
stery trim. Loop-pile carpeting. Full
wheel covers.
FORD GALAXIE 500
EXTRAS AT NO EXTRA COST:
A great family car, the Galaxie 500 has the
same solid construction and spaciousness
as XL's and LTD'. You get: A thrifty new
240 cu. in. Big Six (150 hp). Fully synchro
nized manual transmission. As in all 65
Fords you get more luggage space than
in major competitors' cars.
The Galaxie 500 also shares these stan
dard features with the LTD and XL:
Electric clock . . . backup lights. Illumi
nated glove box and ash tray. Constant
speed electric windshield wipers. Fully
aluminized muffler and galvanized under
body members. Handy reversible keys.
Keyless door locking. Minimum routine
maintenance schedule. Self-adjusting
brakes. Long-life battery. Safety-Yoke
door latches. Heater-defroster. Front
teat belts. And more.
There' no extra charge for any of these
features and no obligation for tcst-drivhig
any of the hot-selling 17 full-size Fords for
65. Visit your Ford Dealer soon. -
Leading acoustical comultanU conducted UU
faTwhich 1965 Ford (Galaxie 500 Sedan. XL
Md LTD Hardtop.) with 289u. ta. V-8 .n,ea
and automatic transmmioru rode quwtet than a
new Rolla-Royce. These teu were cerufied by
the U. S. Auto Club.
TRA SAVINGS
.. ai-k ia matt Ford Daalar
Top all of Ford's .xtras wit ' v3.nt" buy. on a wld. r.ng.ol
, 1
L . , :
Taat Drive Total Performance '
But year yet to go Pore I
( fl 1
1965 Ford Galaxla 500XL 2-Door Hardtop
Mt WALT P,SWrr. ,C SKVWAV T THE m. MOTO, PAV,LI0H. WOtO, HM
Eieppner Auto Sales, Inc
Hcppncr, Oregon
Fireworks Warning ,
Given by Board
The Oregon State Bo4ird of
Health tmlay warned parent
and retail thaler to be on the
i..l,,i tnr a new kind of fire
works which can be danp-rou
to children in an unui
The ftreworkH. having the ap
pearand o( Mnall colored
candy balls, sometimes market,
cd under the name "tracker
Balls." may easily be mistaken
for candv. Children In some
areas of the country have been
Inlured when they bit Into them.
Dr. R. II. Wilcox, state health
officer ald.
Federal Komi and Drug In-spt-tors
are on the lookout for
ih..v. nnvfltv Items with a view
toward lOL-al action unless they
are ladled to meet all require
ments of the Federal Hazardous
Substances Labeling Act There
Is a question, now ever. wnnn
anv latH-llns can De ueviaei ;
which would make these prod
ucts free from the dancer oi
being mistaken for candy. ,
Retail dealers are being a.sk
cd to hold "Cracker Balls" off
the market. Parents are urged to
carefully observe candy and
fireworks which their children ;
obtain. The extra precaution
may prevent serious Injury .
being mulcted on cniiuren, v.
Wilcox concluded.
MONUMENT
By MARTHA MATTESON j
MONUMENT Mrs. B c U 1 a h
Hathaway of Vancouver, Wn.,
and her brotner-in-iaw ana nis
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Hath
away of Camas, Wn., spent a
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Howell. Mrs. Beulah
Hathaway Is a niece of Frank
Howell.
Joe Wheeler made a recent
trip to Garibaldi to get his wife,
who had been with her father
who was seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Osborn
and daughter Leslie of Fox were
recent visitors wun xvir. anu
Mrs. Harold Reynolds and other
relatives here.
Mr nnrt Mrs. Don CUman and
two sons of McMlnnvllle, drove
to La Grande June 12, where the
oldest son stayed to visit grand-
parents. Tney continued on to
Monument to visit here with Mr.
and Mrs. Mead Gilman, and
their other son stayed for a
longer visit.
Mx. and Mrs. George Merrell
nnH rhiirin of Bend were re
cent week-end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. George Merrell, Sc., of
Klmberly.
Buzzy Leathers Is home from
Chlco, Calif., where he had at
tended college the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Leathers,
son Buzzy and two granddaugh
ters of Chlco, Calif., were among
those attending the annual
Leathers reunion at itardman.
Miss Sherry Neal, daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Neal of Klm
berly, and Robert Helms oi
DlhmnTirl w(ro mnrrlpri recent
ly near Portland. While on their
wedding trip tney purcnasea a
tnilor hnuso nnrl will live On
the Louis Neal ranch for a while.
Dick Williams ana son
Charles, Sam Scott and son Rob
ert, spent the week-end iisning
nn (ho Knalco Rivor.
Robert Ferrel was released
June 13 from the John Day hos
pital where he had surgery
June 11. His folks, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ferret oi camp o, anu
his wife, Etta, took him home.
A bridal shower was held ai
the home of Eva Vaughan re
cently for Mrs. Sherry (Neal)
Helms of Kim Deny, nosiessca
were Jessie Scott, May Delllnton
and Lora Ann vaugnan.
Willie Farrens has been sta
tioned at San Diego, Calif., for
Navy training since June 6.
Mr. ana Mrs. eoya uimuu
drove to Arlington from where
sh took the bus to The Dalles.
There she Joined a sister, Mrs.
Dorothy snanK, ana mey wem
on to Portland to' enter summer
school. Both women are teach-
crs
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Davis and
Hood River were
Sunday guests recently at the
Frank Howell home.
vnTTpat and Mr. and
Mrs. George Capon were dinner
guests on Father's Day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack For-rest
Five on Honor Roll
At Blue Mountain
Klve ktudent at Blue Moun
tain College, Pendleton, from the
lleppner area made the honor
roll or dean's honor roll at the
college for the spring term. W.
Ii Palmberg. registrar, announ
re.
am-M.. r. ll-ill attained a 3.50
average In mechanical technol
am I Ij-Rov Gardner madr
a 3.15 average in lower division
ti,, . .fii.ii.ntM In tirartlcal nura
Ing attained honor as follows:
Henrietta Tatum. 3X1; Kulenna
Cor ley,
3 58.
and Jane Mattalr.
KINZUA NEWS
(II. 1.1 over from l-M
Mr. and Mi M, I- 1VN b rrlt
of lualn visited im '"'VV
with Mr. and Mr. ank ivMer-
lt ...... .
The rrsular inntmn '":
rami Women t i"
laat Wedne-lav at the t oimnun.
itv hail with nartmra "'numv
. . v:... nii-iitlH-r. wet
,.irMn and one r'M. M . Ib l-J-n
Tto.nl. The lub Jo
have a omitnunnv '-
-hi i.li Naitrv llawK.
Joannte Howell, and Helen In.-
ell a host.w. ' h. .
alt have a cedar cheat for their
S-T'temlH-r r.flle. The da.r prlre
" a. ..!, aV.aa Wat I li VI 1 1
wa won t.v ,-
i.lmahle iile went to U
Krel fVhUh. to Shirley Ky e
fur low. and to I aroi nMi .
Helen Trovell for floating.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Krityl and
Mr. and Mr. Rol-rt r rrw I went
to Hound Butte Pm an.J to tlu
ilnellle reoervoir to fish on
Saturday of w,?'k- ..
Mr and Mr. lo irmrimrm
to Spray Ut Sunday where they
picked up Mr. Troxrll'a mother.
Mr. Helen nenunit. emu
where h t'H
the bu to her home at Mmkttm.
Calif. . ...
Visiting at tne mn inurm
i... H.....I.U ui-ro Harriet I.van.
Alma Morgan, and Mien t amp-
Im-11 all of lleppner ami wnma
Kvan or romanu.
i. in.r.i u-nhelm nf PrlnevwM
visited Inst Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. John Hawk and rm'y- .
Mr. and Mr. 1-ouU Miller of
Klmberlv ent last Sunday vl
itlng with Mr. and Mr. Sam
Howell. ... . ,
Mr. and Mr, two ivyir am,
familv visited last Monday In
Snrav with Mr. and Mr. John
Asher. ... . i
Mr. and Mr, iw.ocri rni
moved last Monday from Monu
ment to Camp 5. They are liv
ing temporarily with Mr. and
Mr. Frank Kerrel while their
hous. Is telng redecorated.
Mr lowell Sharp and Mr.
Carol Norm were In lleppner
Thursday for buatnem and hop-
plSfr". and Mr. Slim Khoton
were In The Dalle Friday for
medical checkup ior sum.
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How to freeze
the rising cost
of living
An electric freezer Is like having your own
super market right In your homel You can buy
seasonal specials when prices are low; store
them In your freezer and serve later when the
same food may cost twice as much. It's easy
to freeze fruits and vegetables, too, No mess.
And you always keep that wonderful garden
fresh flavor. It's mighty handy when unex
pected guests arrive because you'll always
have extra food available.
Yet an electric freezer costs only pennies
a day to operate, thanks to low-cost rural
electric power.
ELECTRIC FREEZER
Take advantage of fow summer prices on many
foods and meats. Store them In your electric
freezer or refrigerator-freezer and serve later. An
other good way you live better with rural electric
power!
COLUMBIA
Basin Electric Co-op
STi
NRECA
SERVING WHEELER. GILLIAM AND MORROW COUNTIES