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CHILDREN Or oga I months to IS year are Included In this
aroup from the loo area lot th "America's Future" feature.
At top Ult are Dealece Matthew and Bernlece Matthew, both
IS. daughters el Mr. and Mr. WoUaet Matthew. At top right
or Billy Jo Llndatrom. 5. Paula Joy Llndatrom, 2. and Troy
Jam Llndatrom. 2 mot. childon ol Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Lind
atrom. At bottom Ult are CUn Kraba. 4. Sky Krb. 7. Clinton
Krebe, 10. and Jano Kreb. 11, children ol Mr. and Mr. Hoary
ft. Krebs. CeclL At bottom right are Joan Marl Dohorty. 5. Ricky
Doborty. 4. and Maraaret Ana Dohorty. mo, children ol Mr.
and Mr. Chariot J. Dohorty.
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PLENTY Or SMILES radlato on ehUdrtn'i laeo In thU week's
picture In the "America Future" feature. At top left are Karen
Winter. 7. Rosemary Winter, 4, and Herman Winter, 3. children
of Mr. and Mr. Herman Winter. Keppner. At top right are Jimmy
Richardson. 7. Mickey Rkbaidion. 6. Robert Richardson, 3. and
Mrs. TamM Rich
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axdson, Heppner. At bottom lelt axe Penry Ray Wilson. 4. and brunrier's father. Lee Reese, 76.
Grange Obligates
4 New Members?
Holds Memorial
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BOAItHMAN Fiur nrw mrm-
lirr of (iirrnfirl,! Clrani; wrre
l.llK!rl In thi luuMh decree
I ihi mating Ksturday nu'it
t the Krsnce hall. ThV In
i lulit Mr and Mr t'M iw-lang-
r, and Mr. nl M irimrr
Hug, lltt for the evening were
Mr. and Mr. Arthur AHrn and
Mr. Ituswlt Ml !l.
Mr. !ther linmoiw wn
voted In a new member.
Th rliarter M draped for
two d - a M"d mrrnber. rrana;
Marlow and Mr. .a Brings.
A thank you letter wa read
from Anna Mae MVuw for a
4 II m ioUrfil) to summer
school at C'orvailU.
The AueuM meeting will be
a picnic at lh home of Mr. and
Mr. W. C. Srrhafrr. the exact
date to be announced later.
Rev. and Mr. Herman R, Berg
took croup of children to Tine
rroft Camp In northern Idaho
lM week for Junior camp week.
They Included Trlna Lowe.
DrhMe Burg. Diane rian ana
Cynthia Snoddrrly.
Mr. Flenrr Root lia return
imI home from a three week
trip with her eon and daughter'
In law. Mr. and Mr. Vernon
Hoot of Waco. They went flrt
to Yellowntone rrk. then to
Salt Lake Cltv. I'ath. and from
there to the Mefford family re
union which wa held at the
mountain home of Mr. Roof
brother-ln lnw and Bister. Mr.
and Mr. Ide Harvey, near line
Crave. Calif. There were 42
eent. Mm. Root then went to
vUlt her lster-ln law. Mr. K, E.
lUxit. at Crldley. Calif., and re
turned home with her brother-in-law
and ltr. Mr. and Mr.
Al Macomber of Arlington.
Mr. and Mr. Ron Daniels and
children Pam. Vlckl and Scott
have returned home from a two
weeks vl.nt with their parents.
Mr. and Mr. W. L. Daniels at
Caldwell. Idaho, and Mr. and
Mr. Dale 1'etcrson at Parma,
Idaho.
Mr. and Mr. Ray Broten of
Tacoma. Wah.. visited four
day last week at the home of
Mrs. Broten's brother and sis
ter In law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
llarwood
Oalen Jones, of Garden Grove,
Calif., visited friend here one
day last week. He Is a former
rildint here and attended
Boardman chool;
7, Mr. ana Airs, r-imt-r im-rwn
I eer have returned home from i
four dav trio to Kent, Wash-
where they visited at the home
of Mrs. Messenger's son and
; ( daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
riuiinuii 4 laiiu. 111.7
crr's recently attended a reun
ion of the Me.wnger family In
The Dalles at which there were
93 members of the family pres
ent. p
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cross and
children Jimmy and Barbara of
Gresham were week-end visitors
at the homes of Mrs. Cross par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Klng(
and her brother and slstcr-ln-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean King.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith were
called to Bremerton. Wash., last
week for the funeral of Mrs.
Smith's mother. Ala Stlne, 76,
who died of a heart attack July
12.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hlrsbrun
ner left Saturday for Soda
Springs, Idaho to attend the
funcra Sunday or Mrs. Htrs
MCPPNCR GAZZTTZ TIMEt. TBaiday. J)y 12, IMS
John Day Takes Wright Trophy in Golf Match
iy VIRGINIA KtLfO
KINZUA John Day OJfrr
downed the Klnrua glf by a
Me of 16 11 when the John
Day Llayrn pet the ikliJ un-
d-r the Klnrua twlngeri to re
tain poelon of the coveted
Wrivhi Menwirlal Tronhy on
Sunday at the loeal goif course.
It wa a hotly contested bat
tle of Individual mati-hea, turn
ed in by the best each club had
to offer. In the quest of the tro-
phy which I dedicated to the
memory of the late Slip Wright
and symbolic of ueriorlty be-tvkt-cn
the two club.
Aa the afternoon wore on It
wa evident that the score would
be a ( le as a band aid to a
wee finger and true to rtpecta
lion, the final Outoome a not
dHided until the lat match
wa ctimplrted. John Day also
kept their hold on the Traveling
Trophy for which the club have
vied for the past five year. I
The day was kicked off with
a breakfaitt prepared and served
by the "Fossil Fellows" and top
ped with a buffet luncheon
served by the Klnrua ladles.
The clima of the affair was
mixed two ball contest played
In the early evening and was
! Mnria Wilton. A mm., children of Mr. and Mr. Tom WU-
son. At bottom right are Mark Cutsforth. 8, and Jerry Cutsforth,
5. children of Mr. and Mrs. OrrlUe CutsSorth, JrM Rt 2, Hepp.
ner.
Busy Schedule On HEC Agenda
LEXINGTON Home Econom
iea Club met at the home of Mrs.
Martha Van Scholack in Hepp
ner last Thursday afternoon
Plans were made for" Pomona
Grange Vhlch la to be held July
31 at Lexington Grange Hall.
ThU is 4 planned barbecue with
the men doing tne cooning
Plans were also made for a
County Fair booth, with a com
mittee innolntod to plan and
build lt.T A committee was also
' cnosen to gei an nuiuwc
folding tables and chairs for the
dining Boom.
The next meeting is planned
for September 16 at the A. r.
Maleske home with Mrs. McMil
lan as co-hostess. Thla meeting
will be In the Hawaiian theme
and will feature a luncheon at
1:30 p.m. .
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Van Scholack to the follow
ing ladies: Mrs. Ola Ruggles,
Mrs. Nora Turner, Mrs. Pearl
Scott. Mrs. A. F. Majeske, Mrs.
C. C. Jones, Mrs. Wilbur Stea
gall, and Mrs. Norman Nelson.
Mrs. Alonzo Henderson and
daughter Betty are 'spending a
few days In Hood River with
their sop and brother, Larry.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Vanderwood
of Libby, Montana, Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Snlvely of Hermiston and
Mrs. Alice Luttrell of Heppner
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon ,Munkers on Saturday.
Mrs. Vanderwood, Mrs. Snlvely
and Mrs. Munkers are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paplneau ,
are the proud parents of a baby
son born at Pioneer Memorial
hospital ' last Thursday, July 15.
Carroll Messenger of Klamath
Falls visited this week with his
sisters and their families, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Marquardt and
Bruce Marquardt who recently
broke his foot while playing
Little League ball and was a
patient in the Community hos
pital In Pendleton, has returned
to the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nichols of
Portland was a week-end visitor
In ' Lexington. On Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Tran
nle Parker visited Mrs. Ina Nich
ols, who is a patient in a nurs
ing home In Pendleton.
Dinner guests at the C. C.
Jones homo Sunday were Mf.
and Mrs. Vernon Chrlstopherson
and daughter Debbie of Olex,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chrlstoph
erson and children of lone, and
Florence McMillan of Lexing
ton. Mrs. Lou Broadlev. who has
been vlsltinc for some time in
Spokane, Wn and way points,
returned Saturday to tne name
of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warner.
Kinzua News
Mrs. Rosie Graham was host
ess Wednesday evening to the
Friendship club at the grade
school. High was won by VI
Sllnkard. low by Doris Stubble-
field, and the floating prizes Dy
Barbara Mortlmore and LaVina
Conner. Others playing were
Rita Conlee, Pat McMlnn, Billie
Jean Sitton. Molly Day, Carol
Norris, Irene Samples, and Mar
llyn Bailey.
When you patronize Gazette
Times advertisers, you help
make a better paper Tell them
who died Julv 14
Mr. and Mrs. Louis We nee and
daughter Lorraine of North
Plains, visited Friday at the
home of Mrs. Claud Coats on
their way to North Powder.
Wence is postmaster at North
Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter of
Gladstone visited friends here
last Friday.
Mrs. Ann Dunn of Modesto,
Calif. Is visiting several weeks
at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Donovan.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean King took
a three day trip last week which
took them to Banff, Calgary and
Lake Louise In Canada, and to
Glacier National Park in- Mon
tana. On their return trip they
visited at the home of Mrs.
King's brother-in-law and sis;
ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Boice,
In Clarkston.' Wash . s . ' .j'
Visitors last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tatone were
Mrs. Tatones niece, Geri Child
ress. Bobbv Lowry'and Julie
Alexanian, all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith and
children Kimberly, Linda and
Julie of Seattle, Wash, were Sun
day visitors at the home of
Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Smith. Mrs. Smith and her
granddaughter, Susan Moser, ac
companied them to Salmon,
Idaho this week where they will
visit Glen Smith's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Smith, and
Mrs. Smith's father, Roy Stine.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil LaCombe
have returned home from a
three weeks trip to Oregon and
California coastal points. They
then went to Jerome, Idaho to
visit Mrs. LaCombe's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Edwards, and
other relatives. Her sister, Marty
Edwards, returned here with
them to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Rash and
daughters Valerie and Denise of
Portland were week-end visitors
at the home of Rash's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash.
Mrs. Glen Carpenter is In
Kingston, Wash, for two weeks i
visiting at the home of her
and Mr. Clarence LaChance,
and other relative.
Dik and Bobble Skoubo went
to Corvalit last week to visit
M-veral day at the home of
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mr. Ed Skoubo.
Mrs. Bill Califf was an over
night visitor last week at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Louise
F.arwood. called here by the
death of Mrs. Earwood't father,
Herman Stelnke, at The Dalle.
The funeral wa held Thursday
in The Dalle.
Claud Coat wa taken to the
Umatilla Hospital last Friday.
Mr. Guy Ferguson Is a pat
lent In the Good Shepherd Hos
pital in Hermiston.
Visiting Charle Mckerson
Sunday and Monday were his
son. Charlie Nlckerson of Inde.
pendence. Mo., and his daugh
ter. Mr. Robert Hilder of San
Ik-rnadlno. Calif., and Mr, l-s-ther
Knight and daughter Edna
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrick
of Stanlield were Sunday visit
or at the home of Mr. Car
rick' uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mr. Elvin Ely.
won by LaVina Conner and
Wayland Hyatt
Honor for the day were rar
rte.i off fur John I'ay by Joe
Kuiuk, "'; Mrvin run
ton. low net, Barbara Clbaon,
ladw-a low grot, and Mary Red
man, ladle luw net.
For Kinzua: a tie between
Dun Sllnkard and Milt Boring,
low groa. Lee Bailey, low net;
Ola Smith, la d'li- low net; Don
Stinkard and Ardell Athlon,
long drive, and Hollo Loomia,
Alien NUtad, and Barbara Gib
son, closest to the pin.
Mr. and Mr. Harvey Splvey
and eon Frank and Mr. Maggie
Combe of Baker are on month
trip to Tennesaee to visit friend
and relative. Their first visit
wa vtitn Mr. and Mrs. itoy
Blevlns of Etowah, Tenn., who
formerly lived at Camp 5.
Mr. and Mr. FJdon Wahner
of Manfield spent Sunday and
Monday visiting with Mr. and
Mr. Jtkg Bowman and family.
Mr. ami Mr. Vincent Allen
went to Arlington Sunday to
meet their on Bob who came
by bus from Halfway where he
had spent the past week with
Mr. and Mr. Harvey Blank.
Mr. and Mr. Robert Rcavis
went to Albany Saturday to
spend the week-end with Mrs.
Ed Bank and to attend the Sat
urday evening wedding of Mr.
Rcavis' nephew Edward El kin.
Spending the week end with
Mr. and Mr. J. E. Wall and
John were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Seguln and family of Maple Val
ley. Wash. Mrs. Seguln Is Mr.
Walla' sister.
The Kinzua Women club had
its regular meeting Thursday
with Virginia Kelso as he tests.
During the business meeting it
was decided to suspend meetings
until September and to post
pone the bazaar until further
notice. After refreshments were
served the ladies played games
for traveling prizes.
Mrs. Richard Mortlmore wa
in Condon last Monday for med
ical and dental care.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Howell
spent the vacation week In Kim
berly and at Monument where
thev visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Howell and Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Miller.
Another new family has
moved to Camp 5. They are Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Warner and they
have a daughter Sherri aged two
and a aon Larry who I three
month. They came from a
Angeles, Calif , to Monument be
fore coming to tamp X Mr.
Warner work on th M'l crew.
The regular meeting of the
Camp 5 Women club was Tues
day with Carol Nrrl aa host
r. Barbara Mortlmore, presi
dent, wa In charge of the meet
ing with seven old and four
new member present. The raf
fle of the cedar chest for the
scholarship fund will be Sep
tember Ht. The door prize wa
won by Jean Med lock and game
prize by Etta Ferrel. Joan nle
Howell. Linda Warner, and Lola
Ferrel.
Mr. and Mr. Tom Schoolcraft
and Mr. Lydia Wisely went to
Pendleton on Saturday for bust-
ne and shopping and then on
to Hermiston to visit with Mr.
and Mr. Charle Shannon.
Spending the week-end with
Mr. and Mr. Frank Ferrel were
Mr. Anna Marlmer and Mr. and
Mr. Floyd Stroup of Ontario
Mrs. Marlmer Is a slater of
Frank and Mrs. Stroup i his
niece. Also visiting at tne rer-
rela are Stephanie and Stacey
Nelson of Portland.
Kinzua won it fifth straight
ball game and third league
came, when they defeated Con
don Sunday. 11 to 4. Bill Smith
wa the winning pitcher. Mana
gers for the Kinzua team are
O. L. Adams and Clarence
Woods.
youth Spend Week at Camp
Fourteen happy youngsters
left Saturday for a week at
Camp Morrow. Rev. Edwin Der
rick took a load of luggage plus
the two boy and the girls were
taken by Mrs. Doyal Hubbell
and Mr. Don Cory. Mr. Cory
remained at the camp to help
with the cooking. Those going
to camp were Judy and Lorelei
Hubbell, Darcl and Steve Asher,
Connie Schroeder, Glen Mc
Clain. Betty and Peggy Plank,
Dawn and Pat Cory. Sharly
Ma be. Diane and Donna Mead
ow, and Carolin Keller.
Vlsltlne Wedneaday and
Thursday with Mrs. Lillian Sear
cy were Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Furlatte of LongBeacn, cam.
and Mrs. Kathleen Norris of The
Dalles.
Mrs. Don McConnel and daugh
ter Mary Anh returned last
week from spending a week vis
iting relatives in Detroit, Mich
igan. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mctiain
and family moved during the
week end to Burbank. Wash. Mr.
Mil 'lain will be employed at the
hardboard plant at Walluta.
Mr. and Mr. Howard Rice and
children returned home Satur
day night from Cherryvale,
Kansas.
Mr. and Mr. Don Sllnkard
pent Saturday In Portland hav
ing medical care for VI.
Mr. and Mr. Ronald Muzzy
and family visited this rast
week wih Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Muzzy. They brought Mrs. Paul
ette Bailey home irom Vancouv.
er, Wash, where ahe had sur
gery done the week before.
Kevin Davl nearly lost two
finger In an accident recently
with a lawn mower. He grabbed
for the mower, which was being
wished by another youngster
catching hi finger In the reel.
He wa taken to Condon and
on to Heppner where they were
ewed back on.
Mr. and Mr. Bob Wood and
family of Eugene spent last
week visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Woods and Max.
Paul Oyler went to Heppner
Tuesday evening to get Mrs. Oy
ler who had been an overnight
patient In the hospital
Mr. C L. Flack and Mrs. Rob-
ert Kelso were business visitors
to The Dalles last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jelllck
went to Baker during the week
end to get their children Den
nis and Cathy who had been
visiting there the past two
weeks.
MUs Sandl Emert of Wleser.
Idaho, is .visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. C J. Benson and family.
Miss Emert Is a sister of Mrs.
Benson.
Charle Rlckert. Jr. left Fri
day from Portland by plane for
his base at San Diego. Chuck
had been home on a 15-day
leave.
Mr. and Mrs. David Whltsett
and daughter of Pendleton visit
ed friends here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray
and dauehter Midge spent their
vacation visiting various beach
resorts and at Baker.
Mrs. Jack Sitton and daugh
ters Rita and Jackie and Mrs.
Cora Burnside of Spray return
ed home last week from a ten
day trip to California where
they visited relatives. They
spent some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Sears at Covlna.
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A new and Increasingly popular variety of white wheat called Gaines grows well In Oregon'
flva-county wheat belt This field will average, better than 60 bushels to the acre. Tha whit
wheat Is excellent for pastry flour, and is popular In the Orient, where much of It Is shipped
trough Oregon ports. Harvest usually begins In' July and Is completed near the end of August,
The manager of First National's Tendleton branch Is as concerned with wheat averages and
lyheat production a the growers. Much of the crop volume Is transmitted through First
National's International Banking Department. Successful wheat ranchers In this important
area rely on the financial support of First National Bank-which, they know, Is people servlaf
other Oregon people with the best In banking service.
John Locke, assistant
manager of th Hepp
ner First National
Branch, Is part of a
friendly staff whose
years of banking expe
rience total 100. Con
sult these homttown
Eeople for every bank
ig need.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK OF OREGON
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt you saw It In the Gazette-Times.
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.1