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HCfrWtR GAZETTE-TIM LS. Thursday. Aaqut . IMS BoardmOII RcUfllOn I a a m Duo on August it McElligofc Ranch Scene Of Family Birthday Reunion By XATHERINC LINDSTHOM JON Mrs. Charles McKlll Ett. who Is spending the har vent raon at the ranch homo near lone, celebrated her birth day on Sunday with her child ren and grandchildren prwfnt One daughter and family were unable to be present. The 32 Sfeta. who Rtthered for the ocraiilon were her three daughters In-law and nons, Mr. and Mr. Richard MrKlllRott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKlllRott and family of '""f. Captain and Mrs. Jerry McLlU eoit and family of Minot. N. D.; and Mm. MrKlMjsotfa nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Dean llolden and two children oPort land. , , . Mr. and Mrs. llolden and fanv fly left on Sunday for home af ter upending several days vara tlon here. Captain and Mrs. Me Kllleott left Monday for Port land to visit other relatives and friends, but will return here for another visit before returning-to his missile base in North Dakota. Recent eviests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klneaid and family were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parrett and sons of Prairie City. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and family had the misfortune to wreck their car on Sunday, when the rod went out in the front end of the car. No one was seri ously Injured. Crcmg. Sets Picnic Dote Willows Grange will hold Its annual picnic in Woolery Mem orial Park on Sunday. August 15. r..nnN ihor lamuies ana Mrs. Howard Adams and family. They were accompanied by her nephew. Mike Howell, who is upending the summer in lone at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Drake. Mike met his mother, Mrs. Kay Turn er of Eugene, In Portland and visited with her. On Saturday the Tuckers drove to Camp Ad ams near MolUU to pUk up their daughter. Tanya, who had spent a week at the United Church of Christ Junior Camp. Thev alv visited at the home of Mr. Tuckers sUter and fam lly. Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Kos at Canby. Haleorsea Places la Jumps Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen and son. Mark, returned Saturday even ing from a three day trio to Sacramento. Calif, where Mark participated in the Western Regional Water Ski Champion ships. July 30-Aug. 1. Mark com peted in the boys Jump and fourth nlrv Thev visited with Rev. and Mrs. Rod Mac kenzie and family at larmicn aeU Calif. Enroute home they k4 th mlvfnrtune to hit a deer breaking the right front head light and damaging me lenm-r. a t.wifni-H thfi- visited rela tives and brought Stephen and Jerry Crlppen home with them for a visit. Rev. and Mrs. Walter B. Crow- ell loft Sunday afternoon for Portland and other parts or ure con on a two weeks vacation. The Rev. Earl Soward of Lex Ington will be guest speaker on August 8 and 15. Robert Jepsen will assist in the service on the lirangers, weir - i . ... friends are asked to come at ,8th and Donald Bristow. moder A-nn m u-lth a DOt-lUCk SUP rwr served at 5:30 p.m. Paper imr u.-ill assist on the 15th i f. anrl fi-c 1 a rrv Patton of cream, and coffee will be pro- and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Richard vided. Bill Salter, who nas own tending summer school at San I near Cecil It'llUllIK -TUttHWV " Jose College, returned home on Monday accompanied Dy nu m fr Cowi'ii Brewster of Red- 1 mond left on Saturday after a ter Miss Helen Salter, who has visit here with her niece. Mrs. v. - ...nririnir a Dracticai nurse at Richmond. Calif. She plans to live In Oregon alter a vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Salter. Mrs. Alta Lofton of Condon returned home on Friday after spending several days here at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Marick and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rea and girls were visiting relatives here a few days last week. The girls have remained for a longer vis it with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea, and with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. While at the Rea home Satur day. Darcie fell striking her head on the coffee table, eaus ing a deep cut in her forehead. The wound required eight stitch es by a physician in Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Vint Marick and soa Tom. of Parkdale spent from Wednesday to Sunday vis iting with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White arrived on Tuesday from Santa Monica, Calif- to visit his moth er. Mrs. Edythe White, and brothers, Dale and Gordon White. They left on Friday to continue their vacation after visiting here and in Heppner with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heimbigner and family of Yakima spent Sunday with his brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heim bigner, at McNary Yacht Club. Tom Heimbigner spent the week-end visiting . his sister, Linda, and friends at Eugene. Frank Wiley, son of Mrs. Tom Sweeney, has enlisted in the United States Marines and left recently for Camp Pendleton for basic training. Mr. and Mrs. E. R- Schaffer drove to Prosser Sunday, where they met their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Clerf and family of Kittitas, Wash. They took Judy and Peg gy Clerf, who have been visit ing here, to meet their parents and brought home another grandchild, Jack Clerf, who will remain until after harvest Susan Jane Jepsen also accompanied them and went on to Kittitas to visit with Mary Beth Clerf. Mrs. Louis Carlson drove to Tollgate on Saturday to . bring home her daughter, Sandra, al so Barbara Boyce and Kristine Peterson, who had been attend ing the junior camp at Luther Crest Bible Camp for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker drove to Portland on Friday and visited at the home of Mr. and We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat 1 . J ' charge Heppner, Y) U lone. sr ' Lexington WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep ... Any uay Follet Meat Co. ? Ph. 587-6851 Kermiston, Oregon On Hermlston-McNary High way Mrs. Ed Patton and families ah r.,rnwr ktti,l.-iit and leath ers of the Boardman "hl are remlnd.nl that the nhooi reun ion will be Saturday, AufiUd 14. from 9 am. until S p m. KeitUtratlon will I at 9 m. with roll call to follow. S4.li lum-hea will be eaten at noon. Wtllard Baker will be tnater of rrrrrmTim and LaVrrn l'n!mv U fcecretary- . . , Many pictures will be taken during the dav and a reunion book will be printed after the event, with copies to be made available to all who wlh them. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jonauea and family returned home Sun day after a two weeks vacation trip to North Dakota. bating her family at Langdon and hu famliv at Gardar. They said everything was looking very good In that tate. with crop and weather good. Mrs. Dale Ray over the week end were Mm. Ray'i n. Claude Brashear of Lyle. Wah.; her .in.in.ixw ami daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Goodrich and Norman of Husum. Nasn.: ana granddaughter. Mrs. Les Down ine and Diane. Claudia, and Mark. Diane remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnett re turned home on Wednesday from a vacation trip, whtcn iook th..m a far south as Eureka. Calif., where they visited Mr. Barnetfs s Is t e r In law. Mr. Floyd Barnett. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howard. former Heppner residents, at Brookings and with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Ritchie at Prlne vllle. At Cold Beach they visit- ed Mrs. Barnetfs uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. c w. Anau. They took the trip around the r a cmior ijiko enroute home and also visited their sons. Joel and family at Vancouver, ana Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnett at Cresham. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace .Maun f A : U; Is. If '; i -J 1 J j 1 . - V S Ttr ; ' , , . f k i k 3 v , ! I m . lyjii. .i nim-r- - r - - - 1 - T 7" "'" . , v i.. -1 S - ,. ! " : ! ' s i ' i !-- 1 ijiu auiii, ... .... .. . jr. ano iis. , . unu Patton. and cousins. Mr. and ews anj rniece left on Friday Winer Tmedsnn. and other rel atives. On Thursday she and her sister-in-law. Mrs. R. L. Brews ter, celebrated their birthdays with a dinner at the Troedson home. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. William Melena and Joe. Miss Marsha Hedges, who lives near San Francisco, has also been a recent guest at the Troedson home, while visiting with her friend, bhiriee aic- Greer. Fayne Ely of Portland left for home on Saturday evening af tr RTvndin a wpek here as sisting his father. Franklin Ely, with harvest. Atf. t-iy is recup erating from an illness, which struck him recently while at tending a livestocK saie in Hormktnr Marlenp Crawford of Uormictnn wpnt to Portland with her uncle and cousin for a va cation. Mr nnH Mrs. John Havekost of Visalia, Calif., spent last week here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Havekost Another son and daughter-in-law, Mr. inH Mrs r K Havekost and daughter of Kahlotus, Wash., al so visited here lor a lew aays. John and Jim i-ogan ana xvxrs. Friday evening to visit the out Grace Rose of Cecil canea on of town guests. Sendee Held for R. Turner Mrc AlHprt I.indstrom was called to La Grande this week end by the death of her broth er, Ralp Turner, 67, in that city on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lind- strom left on sunaay io auena tho crvif Mnndav morniner at the Daniel Funeral Home in La Grande. Others from here going over for the service were Frank lin T.inHutj-nm. Farl Morgan. El- vin Miller, and Carl Troedson. Mr. and Mrs. urover weaver, who recently purchased the Eu lenna Corlev house, moved in on Tuesday. Guests at tne nome oi Mr. ana for a few days vacation at the beach. , . Mrs. Larry Fletcher and fam ily of Portland were guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Ring over the week-end. Mrs. Bonnie Eubanks and children returned to Portland Sunday after spending the week-end here. Debbie went home with her arter visiting rel atives and friends here. Mrs. Klneaid was accompanied to lone by Lyle Klneaid of Port land, who plans to spend about a month here with relatives. Chuck Hcrrick of Moscow. Idaho, arrived on Monday for a visit with his friend, Jim Swanson. A1 Mrs. Robert Rice spent the week-end in Portland . with friends. . ... Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Linds trom were hosts for a barbecue supper on their patio Saturday evening honoring Mrs. Calvin Sherman of Heppner on her birthday. Guests present were Mr. Sherman, mt. ana Ralph Marlatt, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Toll, all of Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Power of Echo, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pe terson, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Peterson of lone. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Martin this week-end were Airs. Martin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Horton of Dallas, who left for home on Monday, and Miss Marie Martin of Oregon City, who was here for Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn entertain ed a group of youngsters on Thursday afternoon honoring her granddaughter. Kimber Lee. on her fourth birthday. Present were Mrs. Lee Palmer and girls, Mrs. Eldon Tucker and Tammy, Mrs. A. A. Stefani and Dennis, Mrs. Dick Sherer and boys, Rheda and Robin Hausler, Mrs. Wayne Hams and Jeff and Craig, Mrs. Marion Palmer, Mrs. Cleo Drake, Mrs. Harold Sherer, Teresa Tucker, and Kimber s sis ters Kelly and Krlstina Petty john. i Dinner Honors Duncan Family Y MARTHA MATTMON MOM'Mr.NT A farewell din Her U planned for htwdav. Aug ut K. for Itev. and Mr. Duncan and family at lall!e. ataMIng at 12 3". Thrv have tw.rdctni one tear of ervlee. Mr. arid Mr. Verne Wle have returned from Germany, and will reume the Hum It woik here. Mi Dorothy Menell. who H-nt four dav here Uitlng her i-rule, Maynard Hamilton, re. turned Id Holne, Idaho. Iat XNed. nenUv. where he works In beavtv "hop. lull Chance Ma a bunlne caller In Heppner on Friday. Mr Jele ScoH. tort Robert, and Mr. Klmer Mattewn made a bulneM trip to IVndleton lat WeliMtlV. . Dana Sweek. nn of Mr. anil Mr. Clayton Sweck of Heppner. ha been vlltlng the pat two week ulth hi aunt. Stella Mc Carty. and famllv. Maynard Hamilton and hi nU-ce. Mi Dorothy Merrcll, ditive to Mrtcone Lake lat Mon day on a picnic. Htllle Sittle of PiMidleton, mm of Mr. C-orgla Wynn. ha been visiting the pft week at the Sam Soott home. Mr. Janet l-wl I caring for the two daughter of Mr. bora Clenger while she is work Ing at Pendleton. THESE 12 children of the Ion. orw glr. - America's rurura. hi iop w -.j -------- -- Jack Shaeffer. 13. children of Mr. and Mra. Z. R. Schaetl of CecU. At top right ere Robert Leroy Zlnt.r. 10. Choi lea Zinter. IX David K.U Zint.r. 6. and pat Ana I". . chlldxwi of Mrs. Nancy I- Xlnter. At center Mt U Clartea i Wt.t 7rWol Mr. and Mri James West At center right Sharon Oow.lT 3 wmu, Karen CrowelL la and Gene CrowtlL 12. SSSin of Mr. and Mr. Howard Crow.lL At o" ChapeL 9. daughter of Mr. and Mr. Blalna ChapeL At lower right U Brent LuVern Portschy. 11 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Portschy. Rodeo Court Due At Chamber Meet Queen Judy Bheref and Ihe prliMVMe In her fair and rodeo ctnirt will le Kuent of honor at the luiMhcon nwetlna of the Heppner Morrow County Cham lrr of t'ommen-e Monday al the vV-k'on Wheel Cafe. Mi. Archie I Dimple) Munk. er. rhacnne, will ecompany them and will Introduce Queen Judy. Each of the lil will give a khoit talk. The court will l guela of the HoroptlmUt club at luruh wui Thurday. Auttut 11 Cement flir were iniured rtldav and Saturday In the new ad-lltloit of the lloync More. Two mote new street lljfhl have been put up In the city limit by the Columbia Baln wcr Co. COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL FARM AND HOME S W '.trd IVndleton WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE . . . . . . that we have purchased Stefani's Fine Foods in lone and are now open for business, ready to serve you. We have employed an experienced and expert chef to provide the finest foods at reasonable prices. We will have luncheon specials M o n d a y s through Saturdays and meals will be served until 1 :00 a.m. in the lounge. We cordially invite everyone to come in and enjoy the atmosphere of our restaurant and lounge. YARNELL'S (FORMERLY STEFANI'S) ZONE. OREGON -Alton and Mil Yarnell Mrs. E. W. ChrLstopherson Jr. returned home from Pioneer Memorial hospital on Sunday. She is recuperating from recent surgery. Mrs. Mabel Davidson Is con fined to Pioneer Memorial h(s Dltal following a stroke, which caused partial paralysis. 1 For Fast And Dependable Freight Scrvico SHIP Eastern Oregon F REIGHT Served By Flatt's Truck Service CALL GENE ORWICK 883 1120 ANYTIME FREEZE 'EM WHILE THEY'RE FRESH I An electric freezer brings "super market" conveniences and economy to your homo I An electric freezer is another good way you liv better for lets because of low-cost rural electric powerl Now you can buy seasonal spe cials when prices are low; keep them In your freezer to be served months later when prices have climbed two or more times what you paidl An 4 0 i mi .in n,, . iim" iimi'li m i. I i - ' L- , . ' -' T; T A "t v tl v..!i'.- electric freezer saves shopping trips so the busy homemaker can spend 'more time with her family Instead of making unnecessary trips back and Jorth to the grocery. Keep that garden-fresh goodness fn these modern days, every family should have garden-fresh fruits and vegetables all year. An electric freezer makes It easy to preserve so many different foods from your gar den and orchard. It's much faster and not nearly so messy as old fashioned canning methods. And frozen foods have a delightful way of keeping all that "just picked" fresh An electric freezer can quickly pay for Itself. In addition to vegetables, you'll save money on meats. Even poultry and fish will keep safely for months In an electric freezer. Smile when guests stay for dinner There's always extra food for unex pected guests when you have an ... v irJ . -; III I .11 ' I ' '' 'I electric freezer. No need to drive to the grocery. You have your own con venient "supermarket" right In your own home. There's always extra meals at your fingertips. Most families find that an electric freezer adds to the variety of foods. It's so much easier to plan meals, too. 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