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HEPPNER GAZETTE Vacation School Has Full Week "Happy Differences" was the song theme which united all the morning classes of the Va cation Bible School held at the Methodist Church from Monday, June 13, through Friday. June 17. The study theme, "World of Many Differences," was treated In many different ways by the different classes, at least two of which did some "different" cooking. On Sunday, June 19, the Va cation Bible School children presented a program for their parents usine the regular open ing exercises, flag salute and special songs. Co-chairmen of the school were Mrs. James Hilderbrand and Mrs. Jay Wheelhouse, who was also director. About 53 children attended throughout the session. Teaching the kindergart e n children were Mrs. James Hil derbrand and Mrs. Ron Hague wood, helped by Leslie Meador, Georgiana McDaniel and Pam Hughes. Primary classes were under the direction of Mrs. Bruce Grif fith helped bv Mrs. Harold Er win and daughter Shlrlee. Juniors were taught by Mrs. Lvnn Pearson and Mrs. Gene Pierce, and the intermediate class was directed by Mrs. Jack Krieger with the help of Mar garet Green. Mrs. Sam Miller taught mus ic and her daughter. Sara help ed with games. Mary Pierce and Debbie Young were in hin nt rhilit rare. Marcls Young helped with child care and also in the kindergarten de partment Plan Demonstrations Th Ruralettes had a 4-H meeting June 15 at Mrs. Rol and Bergstrom's home. We fill ed out our standard report forms and talked about our demonstrations that we will give for the fair. Mary McEl ligott served us refreshments. We had two visitors, Mrs. L. A. McCabe and Mrs. Louis Carl son. There were six members present. Shauna Bergstrom, reporter POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE WE REPAIR: Electric Motors Power Tools Hydraulic Jades Alemite Equipment 421 S. E. 4th Pendleton Phone 276-5882 Better Vacations Begin At Your Drug Store . . . THEN TO ADD TO YOUR ENJOYMENT TAKE WITH YOU: CcaffonES3 FILM CAMERA SUPPLIES FIRST AID KIT FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES FLASH BULBS TOOTH BRUSH WASH UP I TOILETTES (clean hands and face and air dries in seconds) STATIONERY CHAPSTICK MEDICATIONS FOR HEADACHE, HEARTBURN OR UPSET STOMACH Murrays Rexall Drug HEPPNER - TIMES. Thunder. June 23. 1966 Dixons Travel East For College Services, Visit Former Parish Rev. and Mrs. Dixon, on vaca tion from his pastorate at the Heppner Methodist church, tra veled east to attend the grad uation of their daughter, Shawn, from Asbury College in Wilmore, Ky. on June 1. They also visited there with Rev. and Mrs. Walter Gilliland of Crry, Pa., parents of Charles Gilliland, to whom Sharon will be married In the Heppner church on August 21. Daughters' Sharon and Marti joined then parents on a trip north to Logan, Ohio, and to Hig gins Lake, Michigan, where they visited cU-se friends. Former par ishioners at Breckenridge, Mich igan, honoied them with a church reception during their visit there on Sunday. June 12. They return ed home from their three-weeks trip on Friday. Henrys Vacation On $100 Budget Taking a hundred dollars and their children. Jay. 7, and Mary. 9, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henry set out June 12 to find out how long they could vacation In Ore gon on that amount of money. They planned to stay in motels and prime requisite was that each motel have a swimming pool. They began their trip by going south through Central Oregon then visited Lava Butte, Fort Rock, and Crater Lake. From Crater Lake they drove through Roseburg to Coquille on the coast and then followed the coast northward and returned 1 trt Hnnnur via Portland In Portland they visited the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry and saw the famous Wenatchee Youth Circus which was a high spot of their trip. According to Bob they had a fine time, were treated well ev erywhere, the weather was won derful and they came home with six cents left over, Friday, June 17. The fact that out-ol -season rates were still In use at the beach resorts helped. Three from County Graduate at U of 0 Three from Morrow County were graduated at the spring commencement exercises of the University of Oregon, Sunday, June 12, at Eugene. Linda Darlene Van Winkle received a Bachelor of Science in Speech. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Winkle of Lexington. James Michael Healv receiv ed a Bachelor of Science degree. He is the son of James M. Healy og Heppner. Mrs. James Healy also re ceived a Bachelor of Science de gree. She is the former Feme M. Albert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Albert of Union. The Alberts lived in Heppner for many years. In Planning your vacation, one of the most important consid erations Is the health of your family while you are away from home. Anyone who is on a regular schedule of drug ther apy should take sufficient amount of the drug to last through the entire vacation. SUNGLASSES BILLFOLD HAND & BODY LOTION SUNTAN OIL CLEANING TISSUES COLOGNE BATH POWDER DEODORANT SHAVING NEEDS VITAMINS INSECT REPEIXANT PH. 676-9610 Vacation Church School Completes Successful Week By katherine undstrom ION E The United Church Va cation Church School closed this week, climaxed with a pic nic in the park and a swim mine party for the school ace children. The younger ones were entertained at the home of Mrs. Milton Morgan. Teachers for the school were kindergarten, Mrs. Milton Mor gan, assisted bv Mrs, alter Roberts, Terry O'Connor and Taunva Tucker; first and sec ond, Mrs. Robert Rietmann, as sisted by Kathy Holtz. Instruct or for third and fourth grades of International porcupine rac was Mrs. Joel Engelman. assist- tng and final events are held ed by Bonnie Kessel. and for fifth and sixth. Mrs. James Bar- nett, assisted bv Pam Proudfoot. About 50 young people partlc ipated in the classes. The study theme was "The Church". The special project this year was mounting Christmas cards on Art nntwr t, he ustvt in mission work in Venezuela. Part of the children's daily offering money will be used to pay postage for mailing these. On the last day of school, children brought sack lunches. Others helping with the school were Mrs. fete cannon who prepared the refreshments, and Mrs. Dick Sherer, secretary. Ter esa Tucker, inaricne riamieu. and Jov Beggs were in charge of the games. The vacation school planning committee this year was Mrs. Art Undstrom, chairman, Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen and Mrs. E. M. Baker. Mrs. Lindsay Kincaid had charge of the music. There will be no more Sunday School classes until September 12. Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom is In Portland this week to attend the Eastern Star Grand Chap ter. She is chairman of the Cre dentials Committee. Mrs. Bill Rietmann has word from her mother, Mrs. Roy Hurst of Arlington, that she is enjoy ing a visit to the British Isles in company with her sister, Mrs. Lena Somerfelt of Portland, and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Krebs of Arlington. They plan to visit Germany and the Scandinavian countries. Bowling Team in Tournament The Morgan Elevator Bowling team attended the State Tour nament of Champions at Mil waukee last week-end. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Don Eu banks, Lindsay Kincaid, Bob Hubbard and Larrv Rietmann. Gordon Meyers left Monday to attend summer school at EOCE at La Grande. Virgil Morgan and Pat McEI- ligott returned Saturday from attending Boys' State at Salem. Wallace Matthews visited Sat urday night at the Francis Ely home in Salem and on Sunday brought his daughters, Berniece and Deniece home from attend ing Girls' State. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers, Jr. and Mrs. Akers' son Bob and her sister Joyce Carlow depart ed Saturday for their home in Pine Ridge, S. D. after a visit here with relatives. Mrs. Fran k 1 i n Ely, lone fourth grade teacher, is taking a summer course at Portland State. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Linds trom are visiting in Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rietmann and son traveled t o Nampa, Idaho the past week-end. Mrs. Rietmann and Chris stayed for a longer visit with her father, I George Mumford. Hams Are Parents of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams are the parents of a daughter, Leslie Kay, born in Pendleton June 16. She weighed 9 lb., 1 oz. and joins two brothers. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vester Hams and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn Sr. of lone. Great grandparents are E. R. Lundell of lone, Noah Pettyjohn of Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bothwell of Heppner, and Mr. and Mrs. James Hams of Hard man. Eugene Dockter who is work ing with the Forest Service this summer is stationed at Bull Prairie. Karen Hams, valedictorian of the class of 1966, enrolled in Western Business University in Portland on Monday. Stephen Lindstrom went to Tupper Ranger Station Monday to attend a "fire school" in preparation for his summer work with the Forest Service. Everett Holstein and family departed Tuesday for Akron, Colo. Mr. Holstein has been principal of the lone school for the past two years. Rainbow girls who are at tending Grand Assembly this JIM'S MEAT CO. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Stanfleld, Oregon Curing, Cutting. Wrapping Slaughtering Wednesdays, Fridays LOCKER BEEF AND PORK Puone 449-3623 Jim Tolan Day or Night Porcupine Races Slated at Fossil City of Fossil will observe Its 75th anniversary as an Incor porated city on the week-end of June 25 and 26, Mayor Jitck Stelwer announces. First of three porcupine races for the George Rood (Mayor's) Memorial Porcupine Racing Per petual Trophy will be Saturday, Stelwer has challenged Mayor June 25, at 4 p.m. and Mayor W. C. Rosewall of Heppner to compete in the event "You may bring your own porcupine or trust us to supply vou with a very worthy con test." he wrote Mayor Rosewall. Fossil claims to he the home on Labor Day. The perpetual trophy will change hands three times this vear. Mavor Stelwer said, the first being Saturday. June 25. A second race will be In Con don during their July 4 celebra tion at 3 p.m.. and the third at Fossil on Labor Day also at 3 p week are Bonnie Akers. Bonnie Morgan, Susan Lindstrom, Ter esa Stefanl, Charlene Hamlett, Cherllvn Smouse. Wllla Johnson and Bonnie Hynd. The latter Is a member or the Grand i noir. They were accompanied by Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. mother advis or. Mrs. E. R, Shaefer. wor t h y matron, biiu nils. rvn-i- mann. secretary, are attending r,i; c.. r-'..! r-K.. t matron, and Mrs. Omar Rlet- i-w.in 1 1 kjtui VJicsiia v im'ti I ait Portland this week. Delegates to the State Gard en Club Convention last week were Mrs. Fred W. Martin, who is District Director of Dist. No. 10, and Mrs. Omar Rietmann. Mrs. John Turner of Baker, who has been visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Victor Rietmann and other relatives for the past week, returned home Monday, with Mr. Turner, who came Sun day. Mrs. Esper Hansen of Port land remained for a longer vis it Mrs. Clara Kincaid who has been a patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital, returned to her ranch home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bri-stow of Tillamook and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bristow of Portland paid a brief visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bristow this week-end. They also attended their class reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Barnett and children of Vancouver, Wash, are the guests of Joel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnett. He is employed by Boeing Co. In Seattle. JUST THE RIGHT PRESCRIPTION FOR YOU! Your Chevy dealer has a whole line of husky, hard-working Chevrolet pick ups ready to start saving for you now. Each has a ride that's hard to tell from many passenger cars. All have famous cost-saving Chevy truck power. Now, more than ever, they're America's number one way to work. There's one that'll be a real tonic for your busi ness. For your leisure time, too. Because, when the busy working week is through, you just slip it under a comfortable camper body and whisk away for a rest cure. Talk to your Sandy Carlson Wins 4-H Track Event Sandy Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carlson of lone, won first place In the 50 yard dash event for girls at the track and swimming meet at the annual 4-H summer school at Corvallls. The event cupped the sum mer school which concluded Sat urday. Track categories Includ ed events for boys aged 13 and 14, boys 15 and over, and girls of all ages. Sandy was the only local winner u.stwj (n trie tvpotX from I the extension service from Ore- g0n State University, Guests at the Archie Padberg home ovif the week end were children ut Mrs. Pudbcrji and their families hero for the I'tul berg reunion and for Father's Day. Mr. Ptidberg's daughter ami her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore, were here from Rocklen, Calif. Another daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Springer, and their family came from 11ki River; and a son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pad berg Jr.. and family were here from Boring- Also visiting the Padborgs over the week end was Mrs. Ruby Miller. Shower Honors Judy Sherer Miss Judy Sherer was honor ed with a bridal shower last Tuesday at the United Church of Christ. Hostesses were Mrs. Earl McCabe, Mrs. Ray Helmblgner, Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs. Her- shul Townsend, Mrs. Gary Tul . . , - i.l, ): and Mra,',?oy W nd Others assisting were Nancj assisting were Nancy Pettyjohn, Mrs. Marlon Palmer, Mrs. Harold Sherer, and Mrs. Dick Sherer. Harold Beggs, principal of the lone school, and James Marvin, high school teacher, attended a government sponsored seminar In Eugene which dealt with the problems of small schools. Ron Daniels of Riverside school accompanied them. Mrs. Bill Rietmann entertain ed with two tables of bridge on Monday. High score was won by Mrs. Robert Jepsen, second high by Mrs. Gene Hall and the traveling prize was won by Mrs. Robert Rietmann. BXOTJCB FAT If your overweight l lu to ovr ratlnic anil you want to sot rUI of that uKly fat set our tamrta call HI.IMODKX. Available without a doc tor's prrarrlptlon SL1MODKX will help you Umh thoa extra pound by derrnuilnir your dralre for food, not by atarviiiK you. but by dimply elim inating the unifl for vxtra portion. M.lMuDKX roais only $3.00 and la lil'AKANTEED to work or Ket your full money back. Ht.lMOL'EX la sold exclusively by: Murray Bexall Drnja I1T W. Mala Mall Order TUU4 CHEVROLET sun pickup ' ' Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck. Fulleton Chevrolet Company Heppner, Lexington News By DELPHA JONES LEXINGTON Mr. and. Mrs Win. J. VanWInkle, accompa nied bv Mrs. Wm. C. VanWInk le of Ixlngton and Mrs. Sally Lowry of Mt. Vernon, were re cent Portland and Eugene vis itors, where thev attended the graduation of their daughter. Linda, from the University of Oregon on June 12. Linda Ion immediately fol lowing her graduation for San Francisco, Calif-, where she will be employed this summer and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith. Susitn. I'ynthln and Uremia of Springfield came Sunday to visit his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith. On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs Smith and Susan returned to Snrlngtleld leaving Cynthia and llrcmln with their grandparents until the end of the week. The two families plan to meet at Stittle Lake for a lc nlc after which Cynthia and Brenda will return to Spring field. ATTENTION LADIES Freeman's Berry Farm Truck will bo at COURT STREET MARKET Wednesday, June 29 From 6:00-9:00 p.m. offering you the finest In freeman's Froien Uncooked Jams and Locker-Ready Fruits. 12 Kinds of uncooked retriqerated jams in 2i lrx. 5 lb. and 10 lb. containers. Strawberry. Raspberry, Blueberry. Huckleberry, Boysenberry, Red Plum. Apple. Sour Cherry, Peach, Apricot-Pineapple, and Black Cap. Buy assorted cases for the year. Buy FTeeier-Ready Fruits In season. These fruits are froa en to keep their quality. Come to the truck for FREE taste sample Our track will be In your area twice each season, buy lor the year. Send us your name and address and we will notify you personally when we will be In your area FREEMAN'S BERRY FARM Route 2, Box 170 Walla Walla, Washington 99362 Phone: J A 5-5970 NO. Oregon 97836 where she has accepted a con tract to teach In that school system for the coming year. Billy Kllnger of the U. S. Navy was a recent caller at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Kllnger. Ill ship the Montrose was one of the fleet stationed In l"ortland for the Rose Festival. Hilly flew to Pen dleton where lie waa met by his father, returning on Sunday. Mrs. Berths Hunt and daujih.. ter Mrs. Morris McCarl and fam ily traveled to Portland recent ly Mrs. Vic Grufitten spent sey. eral days last week In Hood Itlver at the home of relatives. While there she attended the funeral services of her grand father Dumlelle In The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs C, C. Jones, Mrs Florence McMillan and Mrs. tJ. K. Irvln trawled to Haines Sunday where Mr. and Mrs. Jones attended an open house honoring Mrs. Jessie Clark on her Wth birthday. Mrs. Clark Is an aunt of Mr, Jones. ' Mrs, Bob Davidson has recent ly been confined to her homo by Illness. 1 WAY TO WORK 36-3764
