Fourth Holiday Provides Time
For Family Gatherings at lone
f KATHERINC UNDSTBOM
IONK Mr. and Mr. K. M
llu W it minted aitndlnit the
Fourth ut July with number il
thrlr famllv at ihrir tralUr
hum at Mt-Nary Yatht club.
Curat were their mn In lw
and daughter, Mr. ami Mr. In
larvon, whit had Jul rrlurned
from a vacation in California,
whrr they hail Wiled Mm
Larn'a brother. iHjane lUkrr
ml family at .Sunnyvale, Calif
Mrs. lukt-r. I Mann ami Tainmv
return with thrni ami will
vlult with th Baker ami with
hf parent. Mr. anil Mm. V. V
Min, at Milton-Freewalrr until
hir huahand arrive nrnt week.
Duane Baker ha jut corn
plrted working at hU company
on on stac of th Tlton 31,
whleh recently wa sent Into or
bit from Cap Kennedy.
Other uet of th K. M Ink
ers wrr Mr. ami Mr. Herb
llahn, who were friend of the
Lanxtn at th Unlveraity of Ma
ho at Muneow, anil now ar mov
ing In California to live. On
Thursday th Larona will leave
for Wenatchee, Vah., whcr he
will b employed by th W'anh
Ink'ton State lllk'hway Depart
menl. Another n and family.
Mr. and Mr. Kon IJaker and
family of llermUton alv njw-nl
pari of the holiday with the
family.
fiueU at the home of Mr. and
Mr. Howard Crowd I and fam
ily on the Fourth of July were
her parent. Mr. and Mr. Wil
bur SteagtH of Lexington her
ltrr, Mr. Dranna Brandhauen
and daughter of Pendleton; a
brother ln law and lter, Mr.
an, I Mm. Crrcr l-vva and fam
ily of La Grande; Clifford Aid
rich ami e,lrl, ami Al Winkle
man. Mr. ami Mr Kay Turner and
U of Kliuen were weekend
trueat of her parent, Mr. ami
Mr. let Irk,
Mr Keith Ilea returne.l from
Pioneer Memorial hospital In
lleppm-r on Turday, Mi had
major kurgery lat week, but I
rreuverlnu aatUfartorlly.
Mr. Florence Anderaon, Kathy
ami Ina of 'roer. Wash- aix-nt
a few (lay Oil week vUlllntf
l,..r .Ll.-r. Itt.lnu Ml. t'.lvthe
White, and with other relative.
Mr. and Ju. icaipn Mnram.
Kathy and Bud. Mr. and Mr.
Wallace Oaraland and Mari
anne, and Mr. and Mr. Jack
llealy and family of lleppner
pent th week end at Prlnevllle
on a ramping trip. They aM
met Mr. and Mr. I'ete Crawford
ml family of Portland there.
Mr. Crawford. Mr, llealy, and
Mr. Oakland are alutera and
brother.
Mr and Mr. Charle OCon
nor and daughter and Mr. and
Mr. Alton Yarnell apent tna
Fourth at the home 01 ineir
roulna. Mr. and Mr. Kenneth
Clark and family In BKkleton,
VVah.
Mr. and Mr. Verrlll Ruell
...t ih tw.lM.V vlkltlni' nil
mother at Caacada Lake, Idaho.
John Jarkaon, Jr.. 1 warning
on a ilanlnjc Doai ai iwcicrmaii,
A I.mL
froudtoota Xnrlrd. .
la AccMant .
Mr. nd Mr. John rrouaiooi
and family apent laat wrw-rna
In l"nrtland. where they attended
th 30th wedding; anniversary
party of hl parenta, Mr. and
Mr. Harry Proud'eot. Sr. at the
M.if.ir iiou restaurant.
Twenty one member of their
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family were t.reaenl to ahare the
pleakur A th fO'ftnt
n. On th way horn on Tuea
day th Proudfoota were In a
fill un f aeveral ear near
llood Klver. Mr. Proudfixit had
toied In a line of traffic for
contrurtlon and waa hit on the
rear of th car by a driver, who
failed to atop In time to avoid
a rolllkion. Thla raud the
Proud foot car to Jump forward,
hliilnir th ear In front of them.
lliey wer not aerlouily Injured,
although Mr, proudfoot received
kliii !- fur a had tut on her lee.
The car waa badly damaged.
Mr. and Mr. Alfred Nelaon,
Jr. kpent 11 week In Fortland
vlklilnir relative and attending
to buklneM. They alo apent a
lew aay at me oeacn ccom.
anled by hi parenta, Mr. ana
lr. A. II. Nelson, Sr.
Jim Svi'aniuin la auendlnff
about ten day In Moacow, Idaho,
a a guet of hi friend. Chuck
llerrtt k. Laat Thuraday Jim had
l ho mlhfortune to rut a rah in
hi head when diving Into a
awimmlng pool. The laceration
required ix aturnea to cioh.
Mr. and Mr. Blaine Chapel
and Caaaie and Carol Haualer
apent the Fourth and Monday
vlklilnir friend at John Day,
Boy Flac la Ski T&uray
Mr. and Mr. Kay Helmblgner,
Tom. and Mark Halvorsen at
tended th Water Ski Touroa.
ment at Soap Lake, Wn., thla
week end. Tom won flmt place
In men' Jump with 115 ft and
118 ft. Jump. He abw competed
In the barefoot alalom, trick,
and alalom. Mark won aecond
In boy'a Jump and aecond In
boy'a trick. Thl waa the Waih
tngton State Open Champion
ahlp ahow. Accompanying the
Helmblgner waa their house
guet. Mia Suaan Bird, who is
attending aummer school at the
Unlveralty of Oregon.
Mr. Blaine Chapel had a
birthday party on Friday, July
2. honoring Caasle on her ninth
birthday. Little friend, who
came for the afternoon of
game and refreshment were:
Arlene and Cathy Cannon, Cher
vie Ham. Brenda and Alvln
niu,..in n.rKnn Palmer. David
'.Tucker. Danny Akers. Klmmy
Martin, Carol liausier, uiren
Slvart. Frankle Engleman, and
the honored guest
Advanced swimming lessons
and diving lessons will be off
ered at the lone pool beginning
July 19 at 10:00 a.m. and last
... taia nvnrrtlncr to an
1UI IUUI uwjw, - -
announcement by Joe Hausler,
life guard and Instructor at the
tVfJ mm t , . . . i.h M.
Mr. ana mi. iiiy
turned on Thursday from v
cation trip to Salinas, Kan., They
saw much evidence of the flood
damaite in various areas on the
trip. Their daughter, Llla, Is em
ployed at Canyon Village In
Yellowstone Tark this summer.
Merrlc Jo Morrison la spend
ne the summer In San Francisco
with her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Dick DeBlsa
chop and son.
Greg Jacobs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jacobs, left for
Camp Meadowood Springs near
Weston on Sunday.
Mrs. Milton Morgan honored
Miss Shlrlee McGreer at a coffee
party at her home on Thursday
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fOUR CHILDREN of Mr. and Mr. Oorq E. Tucker of looo com-
pruo thl arotip ol Amtrtcer Future ptctur. At lop in u i ra
Tucker. XL and at top right U Taaya Tucker. 12. At bottom
Uft 1 Dartd Tucker. 7, and at bottom right Is Tcanmie Tucker.
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HCrPNCI CAXETTE -TIMES. Tbwradar. NT IHi
Mrmorial hntital last
Tuesday for a tonallectomy.
Mr. and Mr. A. C tiwwcu
moved Into their new homo on
Ki,ni Kteet durlnff the week
end. Their ton. Howard, ha lut
flntkhed rrmotjeiing ana paini
ing It
Mr. and Mr. DonaM F.ubanka
have purchased the Bob peSpaln
horn on Second Street Just va
cated by th Crowell and are
moving In this week.
Mr. and Mr. Jo Miller and
Mike of Salem arrived on Sun
day to pend hla vacation with
hi brother-in-law and aUter,
Mr. and Mr. Garland Swanaon
and family.
Other recent fucsta at the
(twininn homo were college
friends of John Swanson. lion
Oliverto of Portland and Bill
Sear, w ho U now em ploy ea ai
Philadelphia, renn. and was on
hla way eat after vacationing
In Oregon.
Rod ahow Glil oa Outlog
The girl from Rainbow A
sembly No. W left on Tueiy
mornlnir on their annual outing.
Thl vear thev aro fning to Ilia
mountain home on Hvnd Bro.
ranch near Granite. They were
accompanied by Mother Advtor,
Mr. Lewla lUlvomen and Mr.
Halvoren and tord member,
Mr. K R. Shaffer and Mr.
Omar Rietmann. Girls making
the trin were Connie Emcrt. Bon
nl Morgan. Tra Stefanl,
Cherllyn Smouse, Susan Llnd
itrum. Bonnie Aker. Linda
Row el 1. B'tty Greenup. Tanja
Tuiker. Bonnl Hynd. Mary
Beth Clerf. and Sharlene Ham
lett.
afternoon. MUs McGreer ha Just
recently returned to the United
State from Chatearoux. France,
where ahe has been a counselor
In the Junior high school main
tained for U. S. Air Force de
pendents. Fifteen ladles enjoyed
visiting and the delicious frozen
dessert served by Mrs. Morgan.
Garden Club will meet at the
home of Mr. Ernest Christopher
son. Jr.. on Tuesday afternoon,
July 13. Members are asked to
bring their favorite flower con
tainer. How to make corsages
will be a part of the progTam
for the afternoon.
Citizens are asked by the Gar
den Club to check the street trees
and give them plenty of deep
watering during this extremely
dry weather and to mulch and
tie the trees if necessary.
Gary Morgan drove from Port
land to spend the holiday with
his parents. Mr. and Mr. Milton
Morgan, who Just recently re
turned from a vacation spent at
Depo Bay. He was accompanied
by his cousins. Peggy Voorhee
and Geradine Morgan. They all
returned to Portland on Mon
day. Mrs. Teresa Beauchamp left
for her home In Portland on
Tuesday after spending some
time visiting here at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. C R. Mc
Ellicott, and family. With the
family on Sunday she attended
St. Patrick's Catholic church In
Heppner. where she saw her
granddaughter, Catherine, re
ceive first communion. Cather
ine was unable to attend with
her class recently due to a bout
with the measles.
Arietta Aldrlch was In Pio-
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EVERYONE THAT, EFFECTIVE
JULY 10 NO BURNING OF
TRASH IS NOW PERMITTED
AT ANY TIME WITHIN THE
CITY OF HEPPNER.
By Order Of
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