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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1968)
HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thurtdgy. JulT U 9Gg Ullman Committee Leaders Chosen r i. (Rui'k) Smith John Dav businessman, and Koer Held, A I ha ny attorney, have been nam ed as Co-chairmen of the Com miitre to He elect Congressman Al Vllman. Acting as treasurer fur the group will be Don Reed, retired Uuker DUsinewmian- SMI DURING SIDEWALK SALE!! ASST'D. GARDEN HAND TOOLS Reg. 99c rJfJc ca BIG 28 qt. FOAM COOLERS Reg. $1.69 $ J39 ALUMINUM Screen Doors 132 WITH GRILL 4 HARDWARE TORO 3 H.P. TILLER---13955 SAVE TIME WITH LESS WORKI Almost Hunting Season!! Mossberg .308 or .243 Complete With a 4-Power Scope and Sling 9995 GARDEN Hose 3.49 58 X 50' FAZE LATEX HOUSE PAINT Yellow Sandpiper Gray Beiqe R. Red 6.50 GAL. STOP AT OUR ODDS AND ENDS TABLE UP TO 40 OFF PETTYJOHN'S Builders Supply Hoppner Ph. 676-9157 Card Party Aids Girl To Attend Clinic Bf SELFHA JONES LEXINGTON The recent card h..l.i ni thn IOOF Hall In Lexington and sponsored , by Holly Krbekah LdBe aa a ben ..in .. Vaiwlra Hermann, small daughter ol Mr. and Mm. George Hermann, was wi'U ancnora. Sandra Is attending the Umo tllla County Speech Clinic held at TollKate. . Prizes were awarded at tne end of the evening to the fol lowing: high for bridge was Mrs, urn c.lllnu u-iih Mrs. Jim Drls- eoll, necond high, and Mrs. Bob Davidson, jack high. In women pinochle. Mrs. Vern Vlall held high; Mrs. Martha Van Schoi- u.L tutu n nri Mm. Jim Yocom. traveling'. Winners In men's pi nochle were Dean num. him;. k.l.l.tA u'ami Tim nriKPoll. high and BUI Collins, accona amn. Refreshments were serveu tu the close of the evening. lli.rmnnn. daughter of i, ..a kuin a nntif.nt in St. An thony hospital in Pendleton. She hmi iionn ri easea ana is ukuiii at the speech clinic. Rufus 1'lper is a pauem in Community hospital in Pendle- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt of Beaverton have been recent can ers at the home of his brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dean anA with hie ulster and famil'v. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mc- Carl. . .. , u. Mrs. Bob Daviason ana cimu w,A Mm Vprn Vlall and children have been recent vaca tioners at the Oregon Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Al Fetsch were niiionH viuitnra at the home of their son-in-law and daugh ter Mr. and Mrs. Gene Long good. The Longgoods have been making their home in Yakima, a Miltnn.Frnnwater over the week-end. Longgoort is employed in Walla wana. Mrs. Fetsch's mother, Mrs. Natalie n 1. lo cnnnninfr the summer with her daughter and family, spent tne weeK-ena wmi . in lam nnH riauirhter. Mr. and Mrs. Pine Thornburg in Pen dleton while tne eiscns null ed the Longgoods with their moving. t iU Recent visitors at the L. c. Jones home were a brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William N. t -r r ... 1 i .1 nnH A npnh - ew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dewie Lovelace 01 unianu. Mr. and Mrs. John Dornbrack and daughter of Wausua, Wis., were recent callers at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Majeske. r ra firpij i.pvva ana ml. aiiu mil" " " children of Hood River flew to Lexington one day last weeK JULY SPECIALS Real Premium Buys on Tires FAMOUS General Dual 90 Tires 50 Off List Price PLUS TAX Hi way Farm Truck Tires SIZES 7.50x20 AND UP 7.50x20--$51.56 8.25x20--$58.16 9.00x20- 71.63 Plus Tax iandard Batteries ALL POPULAR CAR SIZES and HEAVY DUTY TRUCK AND DIESEL TYPES SEE US FOR YOUR TIRE NEEDS Ford's Tire Service Heppner Ph. 676-9481 GENERAL enroute to La Grande on busi ness. Leyva was joined bv his brother-in-law, Jerry Dougherty of llepnner. and continued their trip, while Mrs. Leyva, Joined by her sister Mrs.-Jerry Dough erty and family, returned by au to to Hood River. Willie Mitchell Moreau of Se attle arrived In Pendleton by plune on Tuesday and will spend a few days at the C. t. Jones home. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Breed ing and sons of Portland spent several davs this week at the home of his mother, Mrs. Lola iimnrilnir ' ami attended the Steagall reunion in the mount ains on Sunday. Mrs. Sophie Ay as returned home to Portland with them for a short visit. Mrs. Lola Breeding has re inmii m hr hnmn after a short stay In Hood River and Portland. Mr n.t Mrs k'nnnnlh Mjirsh- ...... ....... B....-- - all and grandsons, Danny Mar shall and Joe Palmer, vacation ed at Wallowa Lke for a week. Thev were Joined over the week-end by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson and grandson Donald Papineau. and they and Mr. Palmer returned home on Sun day. m Bitil Xfi-o Itnrvav Wripht and family of Twin Falls, Ida ho, were recent callers ai ine home of her parents, Mr. and V1ra A V MninuWn nnrnnte to their home after a vacation in Portland and woodDurn. Mr onrt Kfr 1Vlt TV McMII- lan on th. nrniiri nnrpnts of a son born last week In Pendle ton. The young man nas Deen namoH Mnrinn Hfiuplas and joins a brother, Robert, at home. Mrs. McCarl, mother of Mrs. McMillan, is visiting at the McMillan home where sne is potting acquainted with her new grandson. Willie steagaii ana son m-re Lexington callers last Thursday from thoir home in Lebanon. Mrs. Vprn Viall has been em ployed at the J. C. Penney store in Heppner this week. Mrs. Mvra Peck spent several days last week at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Peck in Condon. Mrs. Jessie Van Buskirk or California has been a House guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. John Hint 01 Beaverton were recent callers at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson. Greg Davidson returned home with them for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Orwick and familv nf Kent. Wash., has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Betty Orwick, this past ween. Alonzo Henderson 01 nooa Piuor was a rpoent business caller in Lexington. Residents travel During Vacation By VIRGINIA KELSO (Held over from last week) KINZUA The annual vaca tion nf Kir7un Cnrnoration started at the end of shifts Fri day, June 28, and will continue until the first shift on July 9. Amnn? those traveling a great distance were Mr. and Mrs Don snnkara. Mr. ana Mp Paul Dvlpr nnrt son Don Mr onri Mm Hnwarrt RiOP. and children Linda and Mike and Sara Knwman who went to Cherrvvale. Kan., to visit rel Mr. and Mrs. Arden Tripp and tamily and Mr. ana ivirs. Ball and sons are spending their fishing and clam digging along the Wash ington coast. Mr nnH Mrs Omar Stubble- fiolH nnH m Dannipl went to Corning, Calif., to visit relatives and bring bacK Mrs. siuDoie field's uncle, Charles Carruth ers with them for a visit. Mr nnH Mrs .Tnhn Nplson are spending their vacation time on a trip to Yellowstone i-arit. Mr nnH Mrs Russell Martin announce the arrival of a dau- ohtpr nn Mnndav. June 24'. at the hospital in Hermiston. She weighed 7 lb., 4 oz., ana nas been named Shannon Louise. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis of Hermiston and Dofna Martin of Fossil. Mr nnH Mrs. Plarence Woods and son Max returned last Mon day from a week's vacation spent visiting with relatives in Albany and Eugene and also visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Woods at Toledo. Mr nnH Mrs T.nwell SharD went to Weston last Wednesday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ho mer Grogan. The regular Camp 5 women s card party was held last Wed nesday nieht at the Camp 5 Community hall with Betty Murdock as hostess. Hign ana pinochle were won by Carol Nor ris, low by Mae James, and the second pinochle by Frances White. Others playing were Sharon Bell, Marie Hulett, Ruth Jordan, Sue Mattison, Barbara Mortimore. Terrv Todd. Fat van Arsdale, and Rose Hardwick. S3! BARGAINS FOR HEPPNER'S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 12 and 13 Dresses ONE RACK -- $5.00 ' EACH ONE RACK-l3 OFF FOUNDATIONS BRAS GIRDLES l2 OFF SWEATERS $5 Values To $10 BLOUSES 1to3 Values to $6.95 Miscellaneous Table with Values too Numerous To Mention NO GREEN STAMPS WITH SALE ITEMS Miladies Apparel ALICE and GRACE HEPPNER Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mon- as;le, who were married May 25 in Massachusetts, arrived June 30 for a two week's visit with iclatives here. Thev -have been sruests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monagle, and were eniovine the brides tirst trip along the Oregon coast the first part of this week. They plan to leave Sunday for their re turn flight to Natiek, Mass., where Monagle is stationed with the U. S. Army Laboratories. HANK OF ; , . DJzastern Oregon Invites Y0U- . . AT HEPPNER'S JOIN -iDEVyla THE FUN IK THE Ml yASS!St5K AND COMMUNITY PROJECTS. -;, METHODIST MorArow County MOTHER'S Amateur Pl'llR WSCcS . , ARTISTS CLUB SNq cones (Women's Society) Dispoy ond Sale SNO-CONES AT THE FORMER Front of Office of Dr. Ed Schaffitz. Optometrist IN FRONT OF TURNER, CASE FURNITURE BUILDING M shop FOOD SALE BRYANT. INS. Amateurs Invited to Enter Sans Souci Heppner Morrow County REBEKAH Elementary ROCKHOUNDS -Nrxz-p PTA Display and Sale L0DGE DUNK TANK HEPPNER ' IN FRONT OF AT BUILDING ADJOINING -PRONTO PUPS- HOTEL HEPPNER HEPPNER AUTO PARTS Orlor of Morrow County EASTERN 9 JAYCEES cJad THREE LINKS Selling S, rillR 'JAYCEE JUICE' ond ULUK and Movie Camera ROYAL ARCH BAKE FOOD SALE Raffle 'Widows' at On Sidewalk Between Gardner's Men's Wear and SALE OF NOVELTIES BY HEPPNER AUTO PARTS Turner. Van Marter & WESTERN AUTO STORE Bryant Insurance PRINCESS DANCE fREE WATCH FAIR plVlUON PARKING FOR MERCHANTS' for IN HEPPNER BARGAINS PRINCESS ALL DAY And for Booths MARCIA JONES FRIDAY AND Of Other JuWlfSOM. SATURDAY Qr9nniti.ns twtCi mcssjibe SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME-OWNED BANK OF EASTERN OREGON AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
