Htrrnin CAZE7Tt
Maureen McElligott
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ere attended tho State Grange
meeting held at WyEast Wsh
school in Hood River the first
f lust wrK as aeiecaiea 01 uw
Pumnm Crance. and Mr. and
Mia. Art DaUrll attended at del
egates from Willows Crance.
Bert was Installed Friday aa
Statu Gatekeeper. Name were
drawn tr arholarshlpa, and
Maureen McElllsott wua award
ed a S2)0 scholarship from DM.
No. 6.
Mr. and Mm. Dour Onyon of
Astoria, and Miss Judl Wlant of
Portland were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor.
Lee has been appointed recently
us Juvenile Counselor of Clat
sop County.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Prock and
family drove to Portland Tues
day for dental appointments.
Picnic Cancelled
The Willow Orange picnic
fu-hoduled for May 28 at Anson
Wright rarK nas oeen cancelled
due to conflicts.
Oidsa Family Reunion
forty seven members attend
ed the annual Olden family re-
Congratulations!
By making the world's most versa
tile servant, serve them. I am proud
to hove hod a port in the construc
tion of the new
Morrow Produce CO.
Building
Imperial Electric
Imbler, Oregon
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TIMES. Thuredar. Juna k. im
Wins Dist. No. 6
union held In the park at Hood
River, on June 21. Those atend
Inff were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Vaw and Eleanor, and Miss
Pamela McCale from Portland,
Mr. and Mm. Aber ChrUsman
from Mossy Ruck, Wn.; Mr. and
iin Howard Henenton and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hen-
erson, Mrs. hyio Henderson, nu
Mrs. Le Krles, from La Grande;
Mr and Mrs. Charley Incslls
from Adams; Mr. and Mm. How
ard Eubank, and Lelann, mm.
Howard Davison, from Arling
ton; Mary Dyer from Condon;
Mr. and Mm. Ernest McCabe,
Lisa and Laurie, Mrs. Alice Mc
Cube and Allen from Heppncr;
Mr md Mr. Lonnle Henderson
and Betty, Larry Henderson, and
Mr. and Mm. Laud Hcnaerson
and Mark from Hood River, and
Mr and Mrs. L. A. McCabe, and
Mrs. Helen McCabe from lone.
Mrs. Lois Place from Milton
Krecwater was a guest.
r:iiKia t the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Berl Akers last week were
their sons. Mr. and iMrs. bod
Akers and family from Grcsh
am, Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers,
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Morrow County Grain Growers
Grange Scholarship
Jr. and family from Pine Rld;e,
S. D., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Akers from Hartford. Conn. Bill
Akers works for Travelers In
surance and was being trans
ferred to San Fanclsco, Calif.
Berl and his family are on a
two weeks vacation and will be
leaving for home Thursday.
They were all here for the wed
ding of their sister Bonnie Ak
ers to Rodney Llnnell.
PTA Band Entertains
The lone PTA Kitchen Band
entertained June 17 at the State
Garden Club Convention held In
the Bend Sr. High School. Those
participating from this area
were Mm. Lou Crum, Mrs. Jean
Nelson, Mrs. Pat Pettyjohn, Mm.
Lola Ann Pettyjohn, and Mm.
Ruth McCabe. They were Joined
by Mrs. June Chrlstopherson of
Donald, and Mrs. Nadine John
son of Salem.
Montana Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams,
Jeff and Craig, have returned
from a trip that took them to
MLssoula, Mont., where they
visited the Bruce Mover family,
then on to Dillon, Mont., where
Wayne had attended college,
thru the Lewis and Clark Caves,
to Virginia City, and on Into
Yellowstone Park, while in the
park they visited with the Gil
Lujan family, who works there
during the summer vacation.
They returned through the Te
ton mountains and stopped in
Ontario to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Dick DeBishop, and then home.
The girls stayed home with
grandparents, Deena stayed with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn,
Sr., and Leslie with Mr. and
Mm. Stub Hams in Hermlston.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Crawford
and family of La Grande spent
Father's Day at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Waite Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaCosta
from Napa, Calif., spent from
Friday to Monday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Shaffer
In Cecil. The LaCosta's are Jack
Shaffers father and mother-in-law.
Brothers Meet
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meyers
and family met the Jim Meyers
family from Yakima, Wn., at
Roaster Rock Park below Hood
River last Sunday for a picnic
and a visit. Gordon and Jim are
brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn,
Jr., and family have returned
from a trip to Southern Calif
ornia. The highlight of the trip
was a visit to Disneyland.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swan
son spent the weekend In Sa
lem visiting friends and rela
tives. New Principal Arrives
Mr. and Mm. Harold Beggs
and family have moved to Pull
man. Wn., and Mr. and Mm.
Dennis Brandon and family
have moved Into the teacherage.
Mr. Brandon Is the new prlncl
pal for the coming school year.
Mr. Darrel James attended a
workshop at Oregon State Uni
versity at Corvallls last week.
This week he Is attending a
workshop at Lewis and Clark
College. Mm. James, Jeff and
Joel spent last week with her
parents, Mr. and Mm. Al Hend
erlckson at Granger, Wn. Her
parents drove them home on
Monday.
Mr. and Mm. Leo Crabtree and
grandsons, Ashley and Jimmy,
took Mm. Crabtree's mother,
Mm. Blanche Shcelar, to her
home In Salem over the week,
end.
Mr. and Mm. E. E. Myers of
Portland were up for the week
end. Locust Chapter 119
To Install June 28
Members of Eastern Star,
Masons, and their friends, are
cordially Invited to open instal
lation of Locust Chapter No.
119 officers at lone Masonic
Hall on Sunday, June 28, at 7:00
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse
will be Installed as Worthy Pat
ron and Worthy Matron. This
will be followed by the annual
Masonic Strawberry Social.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for
most makes on sale at The Gazette-Times
98c each.
REGISTER FOR
SWIMMING LESSONS
Tuesday, June 30, 10:00 A.M. to 1 P.M.
Basket Fee $2.50
First session starts Tuesday, July 7
Register and pay fee at the pool
Swimming Pool Hours
Saturday and Sunday
12:00 to 5:00
Your Friendly Local Cooperative
Over The
Tee Cup
Br MARIE McQUARRIE
For golfers or anyone what
could be more fun than playing
nine holes, when the air Is still
a little warm, then walking
back to the club house, follow
ing tmir nnA to the aroma of
Justrlghtforcooklng charcoal,
with the scent of steaks Inter
mingled In the air? I ask you
what could be more fun? Then
to the club house for a cool
drink of your choice, while your
succulent meat Is cooked rare,
medium or well done as you
like It. Then a good dinner of
salad, garlic bread, your tender
charcoal flavored steak and a
fattening but delicious dessert,
also visiting and friendly bant
er to go along with. This Is Just
how It was last Saturday eve
ning at Willow Creek Country
Club. The Alan Martins, Lowell
Cribbles and Ed Hiemstras were
hosts for the evening and they
did an excellent Job.
When the golf game was over,
the men picked names of the
gals out of a hat and their two
scores were added together.
Grlb and Mm. Grib came in low
Wouldn't you know he would
pick his wife's name. Phil Ma
honey pulled out Marie McQuar
rle's name and they had a com
bined score for high. It has been
said (don't really know who
said it) if there is a prize for
low and high score and you
don't receive the low better to
get the high than no prize at
all. Ray Massey won the golf
ball for the low score for the
foursome without
women. Most of the ones there
stayed until after dark, visiting
and enjoying the cool air.
Our thanks are ottered to Ed
Hlemstra for putting up the slat
draw shades on the west end of
the porch to protect the ones
sitting there from either the sun
or wind. The gala purchased the
shades and our president Instal
led them. They are a pleasant
addition to the porch, and do not
cut out any of the view of our
plush golf course.
An election was held for vice
president for the remainder of
the year, to take Jack Simkins'
place. Clinton McQuarrle was
unanimously elected.
Tuesday, the day promising to
be mighty warm, organization
of play for the gals was nil.
Some beat the heat by being
down there around 7:30. Scat
tered were the players and not
hrflvnd Old Man Sun-
shine. It really wasn t so bad
as you mignt expect aim me
hont hnlneri the old muscles to
be limber. No prizes were given,
as everyone ion jusi as i"--jr
finished and no real get-together
"Mod" Sun Glosses
Girls and Women Wrangler .
JEANS and CUT-OFFS $4.27
SWIM FINS $2-69
SWIM MASK 98c
SNORKELS 98c
Kiddie Swim Pools $3.97 to $7.87
ICE CHEST $1.17 to $2.47
New Shipment
FIREWORKS
Knox's Variety
The Place To Go For The Brands You Know"
Burns Heppner Hermlston Redmond
was held after playing.
Three Heppner girls traveled
to Condon Wednesday, June 24
and Ktnzua golfing gals were
also Invited. Karen Thompson,
VI Lanham and Hazel Mahoney
represented the Willow Creek
Country Club. From Heppner, VI
Lanham received the prize for
long drive. The Kindergarten
mothers served lunch for the
group out at the Fairgrounds.
The gals reported they had a
good time and enjoyed their
game of golf on the Condon
course.
Coming Event The Condon
Golf Club has invited the men
and women of Willow Creek
Country Club for golf this com
ing Sunday, June 28, starting
at 8:30 a.m.
JOINS THE MARINES
Phil Ayres, son of Mr. and
Mm. Earl Ayres and Darold
.. nf Mr And Mrs. Dar.
rianis, nun - - -
old Hams, have joined the Mar
ine Corps and are taking basic
training at San Diego.
Another Marine, tutu
i..A Vfsinrinv Ml Okln-
rite ornvcu --- --
awa He had been stationed at
Camp La June on the East coast.
He visited here on a 96-hour
...onkonri. Okinawa Is
fhe jumping off place for Viet-
nam.
98c to $4.98