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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1965)
America's (Future . . . !' .1 l fer jA 1 I . , - j,, E JfalMlWH -- . B," sr - sasm "J E"' - ili.Hi y .y--av -y -apw- a r - V- j I - - ' : - - I 1 MAP SHOWING POSITIONS FOR PARADE LINEUP BANDS (City Farki Farm Machinery Boat Floats MAIN ST. Family Group Grand Marshal Flag Hearer (NORTH) Kiddle and 1VU (Ford Tire Lot) Ilepner Rodeo Court VUltln Court t south ) Former Queen and Courts GALE ST. FTFTEEW KOBE youna faces are pictured in this week' America's Future feature. At top Uft or Clcona Diane McLachlan. 9. Darid Lm McLachlan. 7. lamas Howard NcLacnian. II. end Deioen rwm MrLachlan. 11. children el Mi. and Mrs, Darrel D. Mc Lochias. At top right or Diana Lynn Raymond. 9. Susan Lea Raymond. 2. Phillip Allan Raymond. 6. Donna Joan Raymond. 8. and Jamos Timothy Raymond. 4, children of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Raymond. At lows left aro Teresa Anno McClur. 7. Douglas John McClur. 4. Kathleen Mario McClur. 9. and Darid Brian McClur. S. children of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McClur. At lower riaht aro loo Mollahan. 2. and Jackio Mollahan. 4. chlldroa of Mr. and Mr. John F. Mollahan. KCPPNCR OAirnT TIMES. TTmrsdaT. Af H Mrs, Lay 11 NvUoo. e'auahUr Piano and son lry, amtina nled ty t.Ua and RUkey Fiep rr, lift for Fottland on Monday after Ultlnji hero. Plane, LUa and HUkey had tren UHIntf llulr ;rn.laM'ni, Mr. and Mr. A. i. rtelfr, f'r two week Mr. NetttW and Cary raine t'rl.Uy rvrnlnij frni Villand Itlrkey and LUa went on by bu from Fujji-ne on Ihe return trip Bud Fulton, and Alan Math- Mr. and Mr. Milt Boring Itft Monday for a Heck' vacation trip lo Salem and on to irtk ink' her they wilt vlult with Mr. and Mr. Frank Denton and family. Th Cawtto Tlmea Pir1ate letting new cpy aarly. POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR BE1Y1CE WE SEPAIRl EUctil Motor rows Tool IfydrsmUa Jock AUmlto Eaulpoioat S. C 4 th rondlatoa fhooo 17I-596J Kinzua Golfers Regain Hold On Golf Trophy (far, EAGER BEAVER Ntv, mrt ptvtrfsl UOOcc 0. N. V. sof loo. Inoy iattrir-4-Mr cimitttct. AU stool iiitinl ky n trim. Fis t-rnrt 4 totM stick. Drifters p u 33npr iKlDitf kit 51716 KMI. I -II I VI II enrytrtr J JJLril -1 II DATSUM I trOl 1 11 roK-tt I I PJI 1 LET'S GO! Charlie Kik Boat Co. TOUR DATS UN DEALER Hermiston-McJfary Highway Hermlstoa. Oregon By VIRGINIA KELSO KINZUA Tlie member of the Kinua Coif cluft cnienameu the Heppner Rollers on Sunday nn.4 Hnrintr the course of the afternoon regained possesion of the Cribble Schroeder travel ine troohy. Th dav'a festivities were kicked otf with a breakfast served by the Kinzua men. and uiHin como etlon or tne aner noon Dlav a buffet luncheon was served bv the lady mem ters of the club. Prize winners for the two prouns were: Kinzua laaies; Low eross. Helen Boyles; low net. Dorothy Close and .Marun Bailey; closest to the pin, Ar ln Jrhroeder: lone drive. Mar llyn Bailey. Heppner ladies: Low cross. Vi Lannam: low nei. uee Cribble and Marie McQuarrle; lone drive. Bev Gunderson; closest to Dl.n Dee Cribble. Kinzua men: Low cross. Don Slinkard: low net. Ernie Wall; lone drive. Ed Wham; closest to pin. Jim Hulett. Heppner men: Low gross, Maury Groves; low net. Judge Carmichael. Mrs. Rav Rector. Mrs. Paul Ovler. and Miss Sharon Kelso went to Spray Monday alter noon where Mrs. Kecxor was euest of honor at a baby show- er. Mrs. Mark Jellick and child ren were In Heppner last Tues day for medical care and to make arrangements for minor surgery on Friday for both Mrs. Jellick and Dennis. Mrs. Louis Rhodes was brought home last Monday from Pendleton where she had been a patient In St Anthony hospital for the past six weeks following a pickup accident Mrs. Edna Rhodes or uouiee City. Wn, came to stay witn the Rhodes and neip oirt as Josephine had both arms brok en and Is slowly gaining use of them. RODEO We're mighty proud to Join th good folk in Morrow Count; t saying to our visitors, "Howdy and Welcomor This promises to bo the finest rodeo of them all and we hope you enjoy every performance of all event. Keep your stock in top shape with these needs we keep in stock Show Halter Bridles, Bits Navaho Saddle Blankets o Saddle Soap FRANKLIN Coat Dressing Shampoo Concentrate Scotch Combe Show Sticks TURF LABORATORY PRODUCTS Turf Wash " Turf Dust Turf Rub Murray's Rexall Drugs Heppner BOD AND MEG MURRAY Ph. 676-9610 Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Hyatt left Saturday for a weeks va ration In I'anada and Seattle. They took Carol Ann and Alice Asher of Fossil to Portland where they were picked up by their grandmother and taken on to Astoria. The Hyatt pick ed up thelf daughter Theresa who had been spending some time in Portland visiting her grandparents. The Doubledeck card club was entertained In Fossil Wednes day evening with Marge Asher as hostess to the group. High was won bv Bonnie Campbell, low by Ada Schell, and floating by Bonnie Campbell and Marj Boring. Others enjoying this evming were Irene Samples. Helen Wright. Virginia Kelso. Virginia Sitton. VI Slinkard. Margie Ball. Marilyn Bailey. Lily May Nistad. and Vonnle Browning. Mrs. Jlggs Bowman. Joe. Ron nie, hara, and undy, becKy Stubblerield. and Pat Murphy went to Bend Thursday to take Pat to his home there. Mr. and Mrs. Clav Phillips and three grandchildren went to Lkiah Friday to attend a family reunion of the Hall fam ily of which Mrs. Phillips Is a member. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parton and son spent the week end in Hood River "whore they visited with relatives. Al White and Mark Jellick went to Portland Friday even ing to attend the Saturday pro football game between the Dal las Cowboys and the San Fran cisco Forty Nincrs. Mrs. Rav Rector was tne non- or ruest Wednesday evening at a stork shower held In the grade school. Several shower games were played with winners being Sue Mattison. Rollene Fulton, Sandy Gilliam, and Pat Mc- Minn. Linda then opened her gifts after which cake and Jel- lo were served to tne guests Dy the hostesses Mavis Oyler, Shar on Kelso, and Nancy Misener. Of Interest to many residents here was the arrival of a baby daughter on August 1 to Mr. and Mrs. John Standerfer of Prineville. The little girl weigh ed SVt lbs. and was named Jen nifer Marie. She is the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For rest Graham of Kinzua and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Standerfer of Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Britain were business visitors to Hepp ner Monday. Bill Roberts of Newman, Calif, arrived Thursday to spend a few days with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McClain of Burbank, Wash, spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Olin Weems- Mrs. Vincent Allen took her son Bob to Moses Lake, Wash. Tuesday to visit with his grand parents, Mr., and Mrs. C. V. Al len. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fleming went to Heppner Monday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cox and family. George. Slmonson of Heppner pent Saturday here visiting with friends. Mrs. Tommy Schoolcraft and Mrs. Earl Norrls spent Iat Monday In I"endleton where they attended to business af fairs and Jean had medical rare. Mrs. Ralph James and son David went to Roseburg Friday to spend the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bastian. They were accompanied home cy Miss Karen Bastian for a ry I vUit. We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat Of Charge JZ0C'il I Heppnetv n? if loom' -rfiSSJ Lexington WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE: Vnrra TllPSdSV Cattle ".'.71 Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any uay Follerr Meat Co. Ph. 567-6651 Hermlston, Oregon On HormUton-McNary Highway Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rhoton went to The Dalle Friday for medical tare for Slim. While there they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Michaels. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sharp went to vveston I-rlday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gro gan. While thi-re they also went to Walla Walla and to Pendle ton for. business and shopping. A soeclal meetlnir wa railed by president Barbara Mortimore for the Camp 5 Women club last Monday. The purpose was to change the date of the not- luck dinner Picnic to Sept 18. This will be followed by a card party and at that time the raf fle drawing for the cedar chest will be held. Lola Ferrel 1 the chairman for the Dotluck and picnic. Nine members were present Colng to The Dalles Friday to attend a two-day meeting of the Central Oregon District Coun cil Conference meeting of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Norrls, Mr. and Mrs. Llge Long, VBSSJSJJIiSBBBBl i i 1 "Okay, everybody . . . stretch!9 ' Now lean il r-e t-c-h denim fill iLIi a-way, It's nil on account of the vrajr Leo has tailored tliij remarkable fabric? . . rangy, long-legged, downright ornery. As authentic at pinto leans and boiled coffee. Frontier Lady Stretch Denims byiee New Yorlc Store 369 3. Main Pendleton Welcome To The Up To Vz ff ON ALL COUCHES, CHAIRS and BEDROOM SETS With Trade-in ALSO UP TO ONE-THIRD OFF ON Pole Lamps and Occasional Tables Walnut- Cocktail Tablo and Drum Tables Reg. $139.90 NOW S69 HIDE-A-BED Reg. $269.00 NOW $169 We Have Vacuum Cleaner Bags For All Makes Of Machines. Many Other Items Too Numerous To Mention ase Furniture Go. 249 If. Mala Heppner Ph. 676-9432
