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Relatives Attend Doherty Wedding In Auburn Church On Saturday T KATHERINC UMDSTBOM ONK Itclatlve here are uniMiuiK'tntf the marriage ot Wil liam UanU-1 lioherly. Kin f Mm, Mi-tf Ifc.hHty of 1'rlidlrlort, and Sharon Itlarkarnlth, daugh tcr if Mr. and !" A. Black ntlt ti of Auburn. Wn, The cr. mmv wa performed l the Holy Family Catholic church at Aub. urn nti Saturday morning, Aug ul 'JH, wiih a iwii!un follow tnn at the parish hall. Hill ttrn1rt grade school In lone an.l then moved ti I'cndle Inn. where he graduated fnm .St, Jimri h Academy In H"1 II" alto attended the University f Seattle and Columbia llaxln C'l It-tfi. If ! 11 ow employed by a transfer company In Sttl and the young couple will live In llenfon. Mr. an.l Mr, Charles Puberty anl daughter. Joan Marie, loft on Friday t attend the welding. Joan Marl wan flower girl ff hr uncle. Following the wel ding the Ihrt vUltcd Mr. Ihiht-riy'a uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mm. Fred C. Collin In Seat tle before returning home on Sund.iy. Their two younger ihlldrrn staved at home with their it rand mot lnr. Mrs. Byron Itradnhaw of Albany, who la ncre visiting the family. Mr. an.l Mr. V R. McFlllgott and aon. John, lift for Denver. Colo., on Wednesday. John will enroll at the Abbey In Canyon City. Colo., a private boy high mhool near IVnvrr. for the rom Ing year. Kvelyn Ma rick U atay Inn with the McFlllgott child ren during thrlr absence. Mr. and Mr. F. T. Martin are home after an estended vaca tion, which look them to Irc ton. Idaho, where they visited their aon ln law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. Al Braell at Cub River c;imrd Station In Cache National Forest. After a 10 day vlit. they moved their daugh ter to PrlcM fllvcr. Idaho, where she will teach home economic In the high achool. Mr. Brazcll will Join her the flrt of Septem ber when the guard station leaving frlcst River the Martin went to Othello. Wn.. to visit their aon. Melvln, who wtk for American Agri management and upend part of earh week at Othello. Thi-y were home Just a day. when they re ceived word of the death of Mra. Martin' uncle. Orren Craven. In Portland. They left Immediately for that city to attend the scr vlcea on Wednesday and return ed to lone Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Akera left for Portland on Saturday. Akera, who will teach In the Portland public achools thta year, wna to report on Tuesday morn ing for assignment a a phyi- There are quite ft few multipurpose Shell lubricants. But the chances are that you'll only need four to cover practically all applications on your farm. These lubricants can help you simplify maintenance and lower costs by keeping your inventory to a min imum. Here's what they do: 1. Shall BoteUa T Oil 20W40. A multi-grade, highly dispersant antl wear motor oil. Suitable for year round use In all engines except dlcsel engines requiring: a Scries 3 lubri cant (For these dlesel engines, use Shell Rlmula Oil.) 2, Shall Splrcoc EP multl-purposo gear lubricant for use in extreme pressure applications and convention al transmissions. Resists foaming and PAUL PETTYJOHN CO. lone. Oregon loal rducatlun coordinator anl leachi. Mr and Mra. Bay ll.lmblgner and Torn tenl the rtk end ,..vini? their daughter Llndi. fiom her apartment In F.ukcim to Taft. where sho will teaih fourth grade In the elementary Mhool. Unda attended graduate mhool at the University of Ore gon thU aummer and haa ent the last two week vacationing here at the home of her parent. Monday evening dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mr. .cwU llalvorsen were Mra. lUlv ortcn'a sister and brother In law. Mr. and Mra. Boy Slender of Salem. Mra, Archie Munkera of Lrklncton. Mr. ana Mra. ai- trt Undntrom. and Mr. ana wi. eo Crabtree. Mr. and Mra. Slen der were here with the Salem Saddle club for apearanec at the lleppner Itodeu. Mra. Men der carried the American nag with the mounted group. Dinner Honor Queen Judy Mr. and Mr. Marlon Palmer entertained In honor of their niece, ljuecn Judy, following the last ix-riormance 01 we lleppner Rodoo on Sunday after- noon. Toe attenuing me um nor were Judv a parent. Mr. ana Mr. Harold Sherer. Mr. and Mra. I.ce palmer and family. Mr. and Mr. Flmer Palmer of lleppner, Mr. nnd Mr. Jim Creen and family of Arlington, and Kelly Andrewa of Pendleton. Mr. and Mr. Holme i.aunen returned on Saturday evening from a ten day business trip to Tacomn. , ,, Mr. and Mr, rrann wnm-u of Mllwaukle aix-nt the ween- end here wltn nor mouier. iu. v.... n.uin Thev were ac- ccimpanled to lone by Mr. Algott Lundcll of rortiana, wno vih Inv relatlvehere r,1. CueMa of Mra. r.imer t.ruion thU week end were her aon in law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. I might llaugen. and family of l-ake (Hwego. Nancy and Karen HnuKon remainea ior a n-w ) vli.lt with their cousin. Chrlatlna Llndstrom. Mr. and Mra. Milton niorKan and Gary left on Sunday ior inirtland. Mr. Morgan win at tend a business meeting in Salem. . Mr. Stella OMeara wa .nu de nod to learn of the death of her alster ln law. Mra. Francl iCcrtha) Relth. at a twwpuai in DaveniKHrt. Wn.. last Thursday. On Friday her nephew. Lester Relth and aon of Harrington, Wn , rame for Mra. O Meara and took her home with them for the funeral service on Monday. Guests at the horrwr of Mr. and Mra. Sam Bvrne all lat week were Mr. Byrnc'i mother, Mrs. Martha Ford, and her alitor, Mra. Robert Nelaon and two aona, ATTENTIIONI FARMERS: Use just 4 Shell multi-purpose lubricants to keep your farm equipment in top running shape. sludging. Can be used for all con ventional stick-shift transmissions and differentials. X Shall Donorx T oils for torque con verters and hydraulic systems. Pow erful anti-oxldant and dispersant materials help equipment stay free of sludge, lacquer and rust. Resists foaming, guards against deterioration of rubber seals. 4. Shall Darlna Graase AX or MP Greas. Both are top quality, multl purpose greases. Darlna AX contains MlcTOgcl base Instead of soap. So It won't melt even at high temperatures or under severe vibration. It effective, ly resists washing out of chassis and bearings. Shell MP Grease is con veniently packaged in 14V4-OZ tubes for use with hand held guns. Just give us a call at the number 'below for quick delivery. Ph. 422-7254 !uane and Mark of Livingston. Montana, Mr David Baker and iflrU inmed t-i Pendleton this week rnd to be there f. the bi.'!n nliig of achrMd on Monday. Su Mn Baker a! left thla we-k-end for Ileaver1n where she will aualn attend St. Mary's of the Valley. Mr. and Mr. Arthur LlmUtmm K-nt from Sunday to Tueday In Portland obtaining aome ma terial for the new home they are building at the ranch north of lone. Mr, and Mrs. Henry llalvoraen of Medford were Sunday night eupnts of his brother and alster. In law. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis llalvorsen. They were on their way home from Pendleton, where Mrs. llalvorsen has been with her mother, who Is III. Mr. Ida Coleman has return ed from Camp Klluan. a Camp Fire Cui camp near Dallaa. She ha been there most of the summer acrvlng around 200 lieople as one of the cooks. She Lrotight her granddaughter. Linda Williams and Patty Craw ford home from Portland with her for a visit. The girl return ed to Portland oi Sunday with Mis Cecelia Healv. who had In-en visiting relative In llepp ner. Sunday guents of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swannon wore Mr. and Mr. Norman Swanson and Lin da and Marie of Portland. Mis Kathy McMahon of Pasco. Mr. Alirott Lundell of Portland. Mr. and Mr. Adon Hamlett and family. Mrs. Mary Swanson. K, R. Lundell. Mr. Oscar Lundell. and Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Turn er and family. Mr. and Mr. Ray IfelmblKner and familv spent lt Wednes day and Thursday visiting hi mother. Mr II. C. Ileimblgner at Odessa. Wn. Mr. and Mr. I -co Crabtree siM-nt the week-end at Colfax. Wn. Thev took their grandson. Ashley McCabe. back home af ter a visit here. Fnroutc they stopied at the Pendleton Com munity hospital and called on Mr. Illla Tlmm. who I noapii. uiik a romiMtund frac ture of her ankle. Mr. Tlmm wa on a huckleberry picking trip with friends on Mt. Adams, when she slipped, and fell and caused the wrlou break. She wa taken to White Salmon, where the ankle was et, and later was transferred to Pendle ton by ambulance. Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson re turned to their homo In Wen atchee after spending several ilavs here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker. They were accompanied home by Vickie tkstrom. who had been visiting relatives here. JOBBER folELU THE tfW AVr-M GAZETTE-TIMES Hcppncr, Oregon, Thursday, September 2, Don BrMow arrived home Sunday evening from a vacation spent at the beach. He and hU brother. Tom BrUtow. did awn nabbing at fpe Bay and had a good catch. Mr, and Mrs Pete Cannon and family apent their vacation at the tearh. In MrlHIIgott and aon. pt. ere also fishing at the beach IK la week-end. I Vacationing at Depoe Bay and In Portland were Mr. and Mr. Ralph Klncald and Bud and Kathy. f Rev. and Mr. Walter B. Crow, ell and Mrs, K. C. Ileliker spent Monday at Lie. Wn., visiting Mr and Mr Dale Ray. Mr. Anne C Smue has been staying at the home of her son. Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Smouse ami family, while packing and mov Inir her belonging from her home in lleppner. She has rent ed her house and will leave f her home at Tcrwillipcr Apart menta In Portland on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swan son have received word that their new granddaughter born to Capt. and Mrs, Dennis K. Swan son on August 13, at Sumhach Air Bae In Germany, has been named Kelly Marie. Her birth .certificate tarries with It. dual citizenship until the age of 1. Mr. and Mrs. James Marvin and baby have moved Into the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mr. F.ugene Dockter. Mr. Marvin will teach science and math course in the high school this year. Mrs. Opal Sllva, who has been attending summer school In La Grande, has been hired as fifth grade teacher to replace liar lev Y. Harris, who has been moved to lleppner to teach social studies. i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepsen and family returned Monday evening from a vacation to Port land, where they visited Mr. and iMr. Fred Larson ana family. I and to Astoria, Seaside, and 'other coastal point. I Mrs. Herbert Hynd was releas ed from Pioneer Memorial hos pital on Wednesday louowms mikir aoreerv. She Is recovering very satisfactorily. Mr. Kay noyce enicnaincu FROM THIS BEGINNING... am ii i First KtlL BEAMER of Heppner ctrpturad tha 196$ title el IMonw Countr All Around at the 196$ rodeo cad U belnfl f pfjsentad the Omlle Cutsforth fomUy trophy bar by Queen Judy. ? teppad the field In call roping avera? wltt total time of 3X4 lo two flo rounds. Aa All Around. be olao claimed S50 cash award from the Cutsforth family. .... . (Fboto by Ernest Boys tor. Omatlua). her son. Jtmmle, on his eighth birthday with a party at their home. Guests, who enjoyed swimming, playing games, and refreshments, were LeBoy Rea. Paul and Joel Peterson. Charlie and Paul McElllgott. Glen Grif. flth. Tommy Hamlett. Jeff Thomas. Greg Chrtstopherson, and Chris DeSpaln of Arling ton. Milton Morgan took his boat to llwaco about a week ago for some deep sea fishing. Charles (tTnnnor arcnmoanled htm and returned last Saturday evening. First National Bank of Oregon was created in 1865, when on September 8 of that year a charter was issued by the Comptroller of the Currency. Wednesday, September 8, 1965, you are invited to enjoy our . t . IA National's 104 statewide you will help us celebrate our 100th anniversary by com ing in for refreshments and a visit with your friends. From pioneer days to the present, our objective has con k tinued to be better banking for Oregon people. HEPPNEH 1 965 Sec. 2-4 poge Club Has Picnic Harold Wright's yard was the seen of the Rhea Creek 4-H Livestock club annual picnic Sunday. August 22. Families there were Darrel Harris. Wil bur Van Blokland. Harold Wright. Frank Anderson, Bill Rawlins, Bob Berestrom and Gene Hall. The county fair and preparing animals for the fair were discussed at a short meet ing after the picnic. John Hall, reporter YEARS OF SERVICE N MUSE w banking offices hope that Heppner Branch' 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON MMiMr Pral Ompi fMuraM to afWfo Irrigon 4-H Youth State Fair Champ Brron lMba, a 15 year oi l 4 II club member of Irrltfon, was named champion -nlof woodworker at State Fair, ac fording to a fl-ectal new re lea from tha State Fair 4 II department. The Item which won him thla honor is a piano bene h he made In 4 II woodworking jr)oct fof hla mother, Mr. Floyd Hobo. Mr. Ilubba 1 head leader for the Irrigon 4 If Community Club and a teacher at A. C. Hough ton school. The woodworking project ha been carried under the supervision of Mr. An.lrrw Sklle who has been an active 4 II leader for many projects. Byron also is carrying 4 11 projects In Junior leadership ami gun safety. He was on of the Morrow County 4 II mem ber who attended 4 11 Sum mer School In June. Gary Thomas Wins Lcatherwork Award Champion honors In 4 If be ginning leatherwork at the VA State Fair went to Gary Thorn a a of Cecil for hi checkbook, knife case and billfold. Gary Is the son of Mr. and Mr. Mervin Thoma who operate the atore at Cecil. When new of thla achieve ment arrived. Gary was busy making plans to attend State Fair Sept. 4 to present his leath erwork demonstration which won top honor among Morrow County agricultural and miscel laneous demonstrations, Gary is a member of Bee's Busy Buddies 4 II ciud wntcn is led by Mrs, Ewing Hynd and Mrs. Henry Kreb of CeclL Ha and other members of the club are also enrolled in the 4-11 Home Improvement project 1 CuLX EtXCTEiC I ff Motor Bewindlncj J INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL I FARM AND HOME I
