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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1968)
Kinzua Golfers Entertain Two Clubs In Day's Play Br VIRGINIA KELSO KINZUA Mombora of the Mnzua (iolf Club entertulnod etlfrrs fnim the Condon snd Willow tret-k Clubs at the l ml course on Sunday, July 2S. miy-eiuM swingers represent inn the throe clubs toured th? course during the heat or the day attempting to best onr and kihv within the boundaries of the fairways and greens. Activities boson with a hnm and res breakfast served by the men of uu nmzua ciud. The usual buffet lunch set out by the local lame was well recelv ed In mid-afternoon. During the course of the day, due to the excessively niKh temperature, much liquid refreshment was consumed bv those present. Winners for the dnv were: Low cross: Dorothy Close, It. Gunderson. Marie Hulett, M. Rothwell. J. Cruz, and D. Slink ard. Low net: N. Rothwell, D. Cribble, L. Bird, VV. Parrlsh, C. McQuarrie, and L. Bailey. Long drive: M. Cason, M. McQunrrle, L. Bird. T. Schadowltz, J. Balte, and M. Jellick. Closest to the pin: M. Rothwell, R. Massey, and M. Jellick. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muzzy vis ited members of their family In Portland over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Day and family spent Sunday In Mitchell where they visited Mrs. Day's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blann. Mr. and Mrs. Doyall Hubbell and family went to Mosier Sun day where they visited with Mr. nnd Mrs. Rubin Merrltt of Mi ami, Okla., who were visiting there. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Eversole were hosts last Monday even ing for a barbecue party at their nome. Those enjoying this evening were Mr. and Mrs. Pete howe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Luper and family, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sargent and dau ghter Christi, Dale Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Neall. Mrs. Steve Harrison and child ren, Chris and Kellie, returned to their home at Idaho Falls, Idaho, Monday after having spent ten days here visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hines. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wright and four children of Martinez, Calif., visited from Friday to Wednesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright. Jiggs Bowman and son Ron left List Monday night for Cas tie Rock, Wash., to be with his father who is ill in Longview. Wash., hospital. Mrs. Bowman and the girls and Linda Rice went down Saturday morning with Mike Craig to Portland and will return Tuesday with Mr. Bowman. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Dove and family left early Monday morn ing for a month's vacation trip to visit their families in Mary land. Rev. Edwin Derrick will be in the pulpit of the Kinzua Community church during Rev. Dove's absence. In Heppner Saturday on busi , ness were Mrs. Don Slinkard, Mrs. Lee Bailey, Mrs. Howard Rice, Mrs. James Hulett, and Mrs. Arlet Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wham were the honored guests Saturday night when their friends feted them with a party at the Kinzua Golf Clubhouse honoring their 25th wedding anniversary. The buffet table was centered with an arrangement of white roses and a three-tiered cake. Music for dancing was supplied by Don Slinkard. Hostesses for this af fair were Pat Hyatt, Marie Wall, Arlene Schroeder, Virginia Kel so, Marj Boring, Vi Slinkard, Rita Bowman, and Becky Os trander. Attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Turner of Prineville, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Prindle of Heppner, and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schroe der of Omak, Wash. Mrs. Frank DeMeritt and Mrs. Earl Norris were in Heppner last Tuesday where Eva had medical care. The Camp 5 card club had its regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Camp 5 Commu nity hall with Frances White a3 hostess for the evening. High was won by Dolores Wlmer, low by Marie Hulett, and pinochle by Pat Van Arsdale and Betty Murdock. Others playing were Doris Stubblefield, Ruth Jordan, Sue Mattison, Barbara Morti- j more, Carol Norrls. Bobby Auo. mid Terry Todd. A gift shower was held for Sharon Hell who recently moved to Portland. Mm. IVn.il White and daugh ter Susan and Mm. Mike Todd nnd son Gary were In Heppner Thursday where Mrs. White had dental wtirk done. Mr. and Mr. Jack Bell and children of Portland arrived Thursday to sitend a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hi r schel Murdock. The BetU wet on vacation. Mrs. Richard Mortlmore was the hostess Jrldav for a birth day party for her son Earl, who was seven years old. After Earl opened his many gifts, birthdav cake and ice cream were served to Earl. Susan White. Garv Todd, Craig, Leslie, Tim. Trlna. Hutn Jordan, hteven, Mike and Pat Van Arsdale, Jim, Annette, and J. T. Wlmer. Susan and Betty O'Neall, Betty and Patrick Bell, Hobby and Marie Hulett. and Karen Mortlmore. Mrs. Guv Van Arsdale and nn Mike and Mrs. O. L. Adams were business visitors to Hermlston Saturday. Dean Wlmer and sons Kevin and Leroy were business visit ors to Milton -Free water on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Non-la worn In West Linn Sunday where iney visited wan Mr. and Mrs. William Carpenter and daugh ter Susan. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortl more and family went to Tu malo State Park Sundav to at- tend a Stephens family reunion. Juniors attending the first week of camp at Camp Moro at Wamic were Jim and Rick UNeall, Kevin, Leroy and Pen ny Wimer, Roger Mortimore, Debbl and Brenda Dove. Rhonda Logan, Cathy Jellick, Charlen? Hubbell. Helen Graham, Mike and Donna Meadows, Johnny i ayior, steve Asner, Rhonda Sar gent, Danny. Donny, and Gene Richmond, Brenda Keller, Nina Kickert, Lola and Oscar Sm'th Attending as counselors were Rev. and Mrs. Robert Dove, Sharyl Mabe and Carol Malla roy. Seniors going down for the second week were Theresa Hv att, Diane Meadows, and Darcl Asher. Sharyl Mabe also return ed to be a Senior counselor. Par ents and others going down Saturday to bring home camp ers and luggage were Doyal Hubbels, Rosie Graham, Delores Meadows. Ray O'Nealls. Clar ence Woods, and Bernerd Dyer. Snyder Finishes Duty on Carrier T FRANCES ROSE WILSON IRRIGON CommUarym n N-iiman Michael K. nler, rh.Y nn of Mr, and Mm. ham hny der, has completed hU tour of duty and In at home. He will receive hi discharge In Aucuid. Mnce he hud some leave time ctmlng lie was able to rume heme earlier than exw-cted, surprising his parents and hi fiance. Mis Darlene Gollyhorn. Snyder has been aboard th U.S.3. Ticonderoga. an aircraft carrier suiMMirtlnir U. S. and al lied ground force operating In bourn Vietnam. A group of vounff people from the Irrlgon Assembly of God church spent last Thursday at U'liman Springs, swimming and Picnicking. Attending were Deb bie Keith, Debra Huwe, Danettc Lelghton. Vickie Gavman. Shar on Stewart and Sheryl Partlow. The young people were accom panied bv the Rev. and Mrs. John Kenney and Mrs. Al Part low. Also Joining the erouD were Mrs. James Mills, Steve, I RUky and Randy of Hermlston, and Mrs. Eugene Bern and Ron Id of Vancouver, Wash. Airman l'C Don Bowers wa a recent visitor at the W. F, Cov home, lie accompanied Mis Clara rav lov from Portland. Bower wa en route to hi a Ugnment in Topeka, Kan. Sheryl Partlow 1 spending a week In Vancouver, Wash.. vis iting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Berg and Ron Id. Mrs. Al Partlow, Mrs. Eugene Berg and Mr. James Mill drove to Kennewlck last Tuesday, to attend the funeral of Fred Markham. He was a 1912 grad uate of Irrigon High school. Mrs. Sylvia Morgan Is In the Umatilla hospital. Her daugh ter. Mrs. John Anker of Portland Ik hero visiting. The Humbert boys have been visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Murtishaw. Jeff- ery has been here and returned to his home in rortuna, isnr. Kenneth Is here now and hii brother, Randy, plans to visit soon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl bom vacs Honed In Oregon for the past several week. Point of Inter est were the Prlnevlllo reservoir, Ochoco Luke, Paradlss Park oil the Mckenzie River and Tu malo, They visited the Harold Cug les III Bend, who were former resident of Irrigon. They also visited with their daughter ard w n in law. Mr. and Mrs, Don aid Eppenbach In La Grande before returning nome. Mr. Dale Shinglcdccker nd their son RUky and Randy of Walla Walla, visited her par ent. Mr. and Mm. Wm. Gray- Ixal. Their son Randy plans to stay with his grandparent fur the next two weeks. Recent guests of Mrs. Myrtlo McNamee were her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carpenter of SimL Calif. Mrs. Carpenter, the former Mary Jane McNamee, attended high school here and graduated ai valedictorian of her class. Dur ing her college years she ma jored In music. She Is now a teacher In Siml and also gives piano lessons. E. S. Peiton, long time rr.. HEKE GAZETTE-TIMES Thursday. August I. 1961 dent of this community, passed 4-way July lit at Spokane, Wash. The funeral was the fol. lowing Monday there. Those at. tending from Irrigon, and for mer residents who knew him were Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Had-WH-k, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Mur tishaw, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mur lishnw, Mr. Henry Schmunk and Vern Gerberdine of bulem Mr. Peiton Is making her home with her daughter, Mrr. Sylvia Evans of Spokane. NEED ENVELOPES? The Ca-lette-Tlmes can furnish you wltli any atze or kind. Includ ing special needs. Many are carried In stuck, others avail able on order. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hslnrlch and daughter Paula joined some of his relatives for a few days at the coast last week. They traveled to Newport for an out ing with his brother-tn-Iaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mer pen, and son Peter of Glen Ha ven, Wise., also his niece snd husband. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nels and children Sussio and Tommy of Bloomlngton, Wise, and another niece. Mrs. Paul llandschke, and son Mike of Portland. On their return noma they stopped In Monmouth for visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flake and family. Fuel or lubo needs? What you need, we have. Fuel for all your equipment. A lubricant for every part. CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN HEPPNER L.E. "Ed" DICK 670 9633 Sujndvd Oil Company of California Mrs. Nels Anderson is stand ing a few days this week at the home of their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Anderson, helping care for rneir new mtant son, Gregory Phillip, and his two-year-old sister. Christine Marie. Nels An derson is completing his work as Wheeler county agent at Fos sil this month, and the family will move to Dallas where ho will assume his new position as Polk county extension agent in September. Mrs. Jerry Sweeney spent last week visiting with her brother end sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. (Bud) Harris and son, Duane. at their home at Flat head Lake, Mont. Mrs. Sweeney fcccompanied Mrs. Jim rollens- bee and children to Kalispell, where she was met by her brother. The Follensbees visited relatives in Eureka during the week and began the return trip nome Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Sweeney. I iv m ' . 5 AT m . VAN'S PAY CENT! ON THE 1 ETY HEPPNER PH. 676-9417 EVERYTHING HERE MUST GO! Too many oils? RPM DELO Multi-Service Oil is the one oil best for both diesel and gasoline engines. ... IN THIS GREATEST SALE EVER! Everyday items at- tremendous discounts. Our loss. Your gain. Your money is worth 80 more at Van's than anywhere else. $1 is worth $5 in merchandise; $2 is worth $10, and your $5 bill is worth $25!! This stock must be liquidated and time is running out. If you haven't been in yet, or if you need any of these items now or later, you better hurry, because you'll never again have the chance to buy at these rock-bottom prices on the following items: CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN HEPPNI'I? L. E. "Ed" DTCK 67G-9G33 Standard Oil Company of California More FunY I Always... eugene 215 Coburg Road Phone: (503) 342-5181 COSMETIC AND DRUG COUNTER II GLEEM" TOOTHPASTE (REG. 75c) YOU PAY 15c "DURAGLOSS" LIPSTICK (REG. 69c) YOU PAY 14c WILDROOT" HAIR DRESSING (REG. $1.09) YOU PAY 22c And Many More V..Mfei II Teepul Pals" SCheckers )oll Clothing TOYS You Pay 20c on the Dollar (Reg. 30c) You Pay 6cl (Reg. 39c) You Pay 8cl CLOTHING Boys' Pants, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR I Joys' Shirts, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR iGirls' Dresses, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR) Baby Clothing, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR! XMAS WRAP TO 75 OFF CERAMICS Figurines, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR I Animals, ' You Pay 20c on the DOLLARI Cedar Craft, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR GLASSWARE Cups, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR? iSaucers, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR Dishes, You Pay 20c on the DOLLAR KITCHEN WARE COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT 3 - -
