I0NE NEWS
Ktrritc GAirnrnxra. thundar. octobw t. ms
'66 Chevrolet Thick Line I'entures
Mr. ami Mr. Arthur 11 Turn-
rr of Tatnia. vn,
V Turnw of Haher vunr.i ineir
aunt. Mm. r Imrr Gilfltth on
Monday, and t ler remain
rd for a lonurr
Hon Cral'trre. ho a teen
vUltlim M pan-lit. Mr and
Mr U-o Cral'lrer, ha trarted
tor Tamma, Wn.
Mr. end Nit. rrod Ott motof
cl to Nampa. Idaho. Iat werk
to apeml a rw lava vUltlnjt
their aon lnlaw and tUuithter.
Mr. and Mr. Paul HnetlnB. and
family, be ton kln oyrr Wr
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the (trot of the month. Breed I na
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option include Stereoaonle Up playe how betow
pillet of two long pUTuC reeoeda. The UH PUWIJ 1"
Sponaei into the car rVdn, which m.y d $Ju'lf
informatkm P? J2
thre. MnaUng option, lntrod.ed U Aprd. lh 1966
reprtMnU the tecond enhancement of IM MoUn la IT
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ORDER
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Of All Kinds
Dater Stamps
Notary Public Seals
o Corporate Seals
Stamp Pads Pad Ink
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'66 Chevclle Super Sport 396 Coupe
. v f iv. .i.li.k ItM DiTella
newest Biemorr vi mi
modeU U Ui Super Sport 9 Coup with ill
diatiiKtiT m( treatment featannf a ree4
rear window. A new radiator trUle, aimulated
hood coop and the SS 496' identification n
rriU and rear eoa area dlaUaiaUk thla model
Ini lh Snper Sport ! ContertlbU from ten
oTher Chtriu model, f .r
eat ar atandard equipment for 8
Dealer wlU diapUy tha new eara on Oetober 7.
l Marki t 13 7
Hma'a li 8 j
IVIrrn' Jrvkrlry tl 9 ,
Jark'n Oicvron 94 104
No. H Mil
ItrUtow'a 7 13 j
tlka 54 114 1
High Intl. Came Jo Ann
Dyrk. "h lnd- Srrlr !
Jo Ann Pv.k. 417; HlKh Tram
Ciamr lUnk f i:irrn Die
Ken. K5; inch Tram St'rlr
Bank of KasUrn Oregon, 2170.
City Loovuo
Tram W L
llrppnrr Nor Ca 17 3
Morgan Klcvator 164 34
HlKhlandrra 134 4
FUMa Howl 10 JO
Groves fount ruction 9 11
Mniioni 54 14
I tr liken 54 H4
Farley Motor 3 17
HlKh lnd. Game Art !vk.
917- lllnh Init JU-rlrH Art IV(k.
WM; HlKh Tram Cm FleMa
lUml. ItrJt; Hlt:h Tram Srrl
Firsta Bowl, 21MI.
Commercial Loafuo
Tram W I.
St. Patrick' 13 3
Bank f F.O H
A. L. DaRKrtt. Dtst. 9 7
First National Bank H
Willow Creek Club K
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Ganiner'a Mrn'a Wear 2 11
High lnd. (iarne Jerry Koou.
1; Wen lnl. Serka Jerry
Rood. ST1; HlKh Tram Game
KX)F, 957; High Team Series
Willow Cnn-k Country Club,
2767.
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money's wortn In
MOVING SERVICE
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ifimofo whof cbaoflon.
Flott'f
Truck Service
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Lexington Homes
Entertain Guests
HEPPNER, OREGON
PH. 676-9223
By DELPHA JONES
LEXINGTON Mrs. Vic Grosh
ens was hostess on Saturday af
ternoon for a coffee hour hon
oring her mother. Mrs. Bert
Darnielle of Grants Pass who
is visiting her. The afternoon
was spent in renewing acquain
tances and visiting. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Eldon Padberg,
Mrs. Bob Davidson. Mrs. Wil
liam J. Van Winkle. Mrs. A. F.
Majeske, Mrs- Florence McMil
lan, and Mrs. Alonzo Henderson.
Mrs. Jessie Man ley of Fresno,
Calif., and Mrs. Florie Haller ol
Elslnore, Calif., returned to
their homes after visiting a sis
ter, Mrs. Alene Calvin, at the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Klinger and family.
Lexington residents were sorry
to hear of the hospitalization of
Judy Ledbetter, small daughter
of Mr- and Mrs. Johnnie Led
better. at Pioneer Memorial hos
pital, where she underwent ma
jor surgery on Sunday. Mrs.
Johnnie Ledbetter was also an
overnight patient at the hospital
on Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark from
Anaheim, Calif., have recently
.,u-itaA at tha home . of their
niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Hunt. .
Mrs. Florence MCMioan i
few davs at the G. E.
Irvin home in Arlington.
Leora Mae Van winKie n
home after a
couple of weeks spent in Eug-
Mrs. Cleo Van Winkle was a
Portland caller last week.
Mrs. Bertna nuni was u
land visitor on Saturday.
The Lexington Altar Society
met for their first meeting of the
fall season at me nome w, m .
Wilbur Steagall. The cnair
man Mrs. Bill Doherty presided
at the meeting. Plans were dis
cussed lor a very Dusy ia
o i rrt Rofrpshmpnti were serv
ed to those attending.
Mrs. Malcolm Richelderfer of
The Dalles visited her mother,
Mrs. Emma Breshears on Sun
day, taking her home for a
week's visit wun sne anu hm
family. . .
HfTo r-Viarioa r Jones and
im v-i.u. .v-v.
Mrs. Alonzo Henderson attend
ed District 20 meeting of State
Garden clubs at the Tapadera
in Pendleton on Tuesday. Mrs.
Jones is secretary-treasurer oi
Blue Mountain District. Also at
tending were Mrs. Omar Riet
mann of lone and Mrs. Fred
Martin, chairman ol uistricx aj.
kit anA Mr A. V. Maleske
were Pendleton visitors on Mon
day where Mr. MajesKe consult
ed a physician.
Mrs vir firoshpns and sons
and Mrs. G. E. Irvin of Arlington
drove to Grants Pass on Mon
day taking Mrs. Bert Darnielle
to her home there after visiting
in Lexington for about five
weeks. John Darnielle, son of
tha Rort Darnielles. is spending
Klinger Tokes Oath
As Naval Recruit
William P. (Bill) Klinger son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C
Klinger, and husband of the lor
mer Jeannette Ledbetter. all or
Lexington, was sworn into the
U. S. Navy at Portland Septem
ber 17. with the rating of Sea
man Recruit.
Bill attended lone High school.
He made application for enlist
ment at the Pendleton Recruit
ing station and was processed
for enlistment by Dick Artman,
Navy recruiter.
Shortly after receiving the
oath. Bill left Portland for San
Diego. Calif., where he will un
dergo basic training for approx
imately nine weens
Mrs. Clara Gertson and Mr.
Bill Farra were among tnose
...u .ti.noH tha District Con-
vention of the Degree of Honor
Protective Association m
i isinsHiv Mr. Gertson
ianu uii iucj. ......
attended in her capacity as state
: . i ii.B r.rra aa sr Dast
state officer. Both were delegates
to the national convention of the
organization In Florida last
summer.
the navy base in San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. v-iar: "v
and daughter from Corvallis vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Warner over the week end.
Also visiting was Vernon Warner
of Portland, a son of the Eari
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Breed
ing and son were Lexington call
ers Sunday evening, en route to
their home in Portland from
Monument where they spent the
week-end. ' .
i rnrl Marnuarcit
and family visited Sunday with
Rev. and Mrs. Collier in Trout
dale. .... .
Mrs. Ralph JacKson oi nan-
the Trannie
lo Ivll wnvw ,
Parker home on Saturday.
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