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HEPFNEB UA2ETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Julf JlW0 Kinzua Families On the Move KINZUA Mr. and Mrs. Ellli McKoborts and family have moved from the Alva Hunt prop rty near the Junction to the house recently vacated by the Rolwrt Laborde family. Sx'wllnj? the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Willi Wright Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright, Jr. of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burch, Belinda and Jennifer of Carpen tirla. Calif., arrived Friday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelso and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cell and family. Mrs. Jack Wllsey went to Port lend Tuesday to bring her cramlson Walt BJur hero for a t".- wnl.s visit. Mrs. Albert 1 ;i.r annnipiinied Mrs. Wil- :.s f.ir as Hood River where Ml'' Vl.vit(!. A new f.imily has moved to C:imn 5 u ml they are Mr. and Mrs. Bull lilue of Lone Rock. Mr. l ino Is vvoiklnR as firo warden. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kirk and Kellv moved durlnc the we'k- end from Kinzua to Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wimer and family attended a family reun ion of the Wimer family over the Fourth of July at Ninety One, Ore. Visiting this week at the Wimers are Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn and family of Can by and Mr. and Mrs. Henry An derson and granddaughter of Walnut Creek, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil White went to Ilillsboro Friday lor medical care and then spent the weekend visiting with relatives. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Al bert White and family in Port land, Miss Susan White and Mr. and Mrs. Don Durgener and famliy and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ahnert at Estaeada and Mr. and Mrs. Denzil White and family at Gresham. Miss Color n Magee of John Day spent the weekend visiting with the Don Hardwick family. On Sunday, Genine Hardwick took Miss Magee to her home. Go Square Dancing Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Mur dock and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perkins went to John Day Sat urday to dance with the Moun tain View Swingeroo Square Dance Club. The Murdocks re mained in John Day the bal ance of the weekend to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mur dock. Beece's Rare Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Rick Reece of Milton-Freewater, formerly of Camp 5 are the parents of a daughter born July 12, weigh, lng 7 lb. She has Ihii named Gina Kay. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Kessell of Sa lem and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reece of Joseph. DVBS Ends The Dally Vacation Bible School held their program last Wednesday evening at the Kin zua Community Church. Sixty seven attended the icnlc on Fri day. The Bible School was un der the direction of Mrs. Mar garet Iekert and had an aver age dally attendance of 59. Mrs. Wanlta Hubbell had charge ol the opening and closing exercis es with flannelgraphs and was also In charge of the contest. Other teachers were Mrs. Linda Nyseth who taught the pre schoolers, assisted by Darcl Ash er and Nancy Benson. Other teachers were Mrs. Alma Cory, Mrs. Jack Smiley, Mrs. Hildred Hlnes assisted by Wanda Smi ley. Mrs. Molly Day and Mrs. Rayetta Watts were In charge of crafts and Mrs. Day was also the Bible School pianist. Cook ies and Kool-Aid were provided dally by Mrs. Carol Dyer, Mrs, Evelyn Luper, und Mrs. Sandy Sarnent. The members or Mrs Smiley s class won gifts as win ners of the point contest. Mr. and Mrs James Walker re turned Friday from a two week's vacation trip which they spent at various points in Washing ton. Services (or Father and Son Funeral services were held last Thursday morning at the Assembly of God Church in Fos sil for John L. Vanderford and his 14 year old son. Robert (Jack) Vanderford, who were drowned in the North Fork of the John Day River on July 4. The Vanderfords were in the process of moving to a place on the river from Fossil when the accident occurred. John L. Vaderford was born Jan. 8, 1932 at Albuquerque N. M., the son of Mr. and Mrs, M. L. Vanderford. He moved to Western Oregon in 1948 and to Eastern Oregon in 1959. They had lived both in Kinzua and Fossil. He is survived by his wife Edna and three sons, John, Melvin, and Eddie; his parents of St. Helens, and four sisters. Mrs Beatrice Craft of Springfield, Mo., Mrs. Rachel Lee Deweber and Mrs. Lancll Deweber of Los Lunas, N. M., and Mrs. Loretta Webber of St. Helens, Oregon. Robert Jack Vanderford was born in Longview, Wash., June New Books At the Library Noa-Fictloni Shanghai Journal by Hunter; The North American Indians, by Owen, Dcctz and Fisher (a sourcebook); Whltetall, by Mat tls (Fundamentals and fine points for the hunter); Indian Relics of the Pacific Northwest by Seaman; Campfirea and Cat tie Trails, bv CiarK teoiiea dv The Last of the Bash Pilots, by Helmerlcks: Reading the Woods, by Brown; This Land Around Us, by Lucia (edited by); The Black Death, 1347 ny Leaux Five Patients, bv Crichton; In slant Replay, by Kramer; Book of Chinese Art, by Hajek nrf Forman: War ' Cries on Horseback, by Longstreet. Juvenile: Ramona the Test, by Cleary Blizzard, bv Curtis; A Kiss for Little Bear, by Minarik; The Ad ventures of Paddy Pork, by Goodall; Eighteen Cousins, by Hogan: The Three Coats of Ber tv Bunnv. bv Asheron: What's Going on Here, by Elting; Would You Put Your Money in a Sand Bank?, by Longman; Family Tree, bv Adamson; Ruf us The New Forest Tony, by Rowan. Young Adult: Spice Island Mystery, by Cav anna; Mystery on a Full Moon, by Nelson; The Odd Ones, by Lambert; How Long Is Always, by Weber; Time To Quit Run ning, by Iliii; Kcmiezvous in Veracruz, by Hart; Those Gresh am Girls, by Jones; Halfway Hannah, by Clayton; Peter: and Other Stores; Some Town lou Brought Me To, by Davis. Adult Fiction: Calico Palace, by Biistow; The Captive Queen of Scots, by Plaidy; The Tiger in the ben ate, by Smith; Roseheath, by Troy (Suspense); The Stately Home Murders, by Aird (Mys.); The Loch, by Caird (Mys.); The Shivering Sands, by Holt; Mar ry In Haste, by Hodge; For Richer for Poorer Till Death, by McGerr. CHUCK WAGON BUI Slewert aoya the air eon- dltloning In his car is model 490 you open all four windows and drive 90 mues per noun They sav Yu "' bat Unit Rut won can Dalnt it! And that's what the boys have been doing recently, In a pleasant irih orcon uith a warm rose trim. They made real good time on high places as tney nau in folding on a truck and moved along in a hurry. Fariorni motehina funds for hospitals has become unfrozen. Our Pioneer Memorial Hospital here is neat as a pin but needs things to stay even with the times. "So we're hoping a way- can be found to take advantage of the available funds Dciore they're gone. (We seem to have nn nrnh iims mill muuuv .uii i solve, as the man said.) teacher, resigning herself to the inevitable. "How can we find out?" "We can vote," the youngster announced. Shower Honors Mrs. Chris Lovgren Pink and white were the co lore used to decorate the cake served at a bridal shower Frl. day evening, July 10, at the IOOF Hall, to honor Mrs. Chris (Terre) Lovgren. About 35 at tended the shower. Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Martin, Mrs. Mel Bover. Mrs. Elden Padberg, Mrs, Jim Lovgren and Mrs. Stanley Cox. Larrv Cook said that both the east and west teams win irauw Rodeo Dance Well Attended There was a big crowd on hand for the Princess Jeri Krebs dance Saturday night, Page 12 Dlaved. Archie Munkers intro duced the Court. Dance this Saturday to the t-..-. - n rnllnnn in III " " " ai r.asiern uu-K" -- Vl..l., Phillina Dnnee nt flrande. one team was iu nam,;- . - . .... . .h tkor roller but since tne Morrow wiuiuy .... that institution is now oeiunci, hoth teams will be training at V.OC. Ho added that Dr. Tibbies now has some very good seats for the big game next month. One gentleman from Main Street says he has finally found great way to start the day- go back to bed! 3, 1956. He had attended schools in Lyle, Wn., and Fossil, grad uatine this past June 3 from Fossil Grade School. The services were conducted by Rev. Howard Davis and Rev. Edwin Derrick with the Kinzua Church Choir and W. C. Free man providing the music. The burial services were held J at the Yankton Cemetery at St. Helens. Short-haired girl to long-hair ed boy: "Of course daddy does n't mind our being alone togeth er. He thinks you re a gin. The first erode students had found a stray cat, and the dis traught teacher finally agreed to allow them to keep it for awhile. After a few minutes, one small boy asked the teach er if it was a boy cat or a girl cat. Not wishing to get into that particular subject, the teacher said she couldn't tell. "I know how we can find out." piped another youngster. "All right then," sighed the Ion. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients dismissed from Pio neer Memorial hospital during the week of July 15-22 include: Christine Munkers, Lexington; Harold Erwin, Heppner; and Linda Moss, lone. Tatients still receiving medical care are: Clarence Wise, Hepp ner; Roy Hughes, Hermiston; James Marts, Heppner; Betty Bird. Kinzua; Barbara Angel), (Heppner; Henry Harala, Hepp. ner; Raymond ONeal, Kinzua' and Michael LaFaver, Fossil. Mrs. Gail Gronewald of Van couver, Wash, was here to spend a week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson. Mrs. Gronewald will be remembered as Jean Hays. A niece of the Thompsons she made her home with them for a number of years and graduated from Heppner High school. 5gt. and Mrs. Price Visit in Irrigon Br FRANCES ROSE WILSON IRRIGON Tech. Set and Mrs. Dick Price and their sons George and Edward, returned home July 11, from Luxembourg, Germany. They have been In Germany nearly 3 years. Sgt. Price is on a 45 day leave from the Air Force, and hopes to locate a home for his family In the Her miston area before returning. His next tour of duty will be In Thailand. Mrs. Price is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sanders and are visiting here presently. Her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Russell of Ontario, also vis ited Saturday to Monday. Makes Salmon Catch Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Snyder and small daughter visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chap pell at RloDell, Calif. They all went boating on the ocean. The men went deep sea fishing, catching several salmon, out from Eureka. Muriel Pacheco, daughter of Mrs. Dave Graybtal, was mar ried to Cecil Maddox of San Jose, Calif., at the Dave Gray- beal homo on June 21. The Rev. George Hash of Hermiston per formed the wedding ceremony. Trip to Lost Lake Mr. and Mrs Chester Wilson and Lenny were accomDanled on a vacation trip to Lost Lake ana tne coast, by their daugh ter Carmine of Santa Cruz. Calif. Miss Wilson is employed as reg istrar of Bethany Bible College there. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from that school, having studied previous ly at Central Bible Institute, Springfield, Mo. and Cabrlllo College, of Santa Cruz. Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams and sons returned from a vacation trlD Saturday, to Rose Lake unit Mt. Rainier, Wash. To Alaska Bill Llnnell left on an earlv morning flight Sunday, to join nis lamer at Keno, Alaska. He expects to find emriovment there, Elnora Paxson traveled with her son and daughter. In. Inw Mr. and Mrs. Ottimer Paxson of Torrlngton, Wyo. to Prlnevllle and on to Prospect, where sh will stay for a visit. The Pax- son s expect to visit Uklah and Los Angeles. Calif., as well At Church Camp Mrs Floyd Mcsteth, Rose and Joe, and Shervl Partlow. travel. ed with the group from the Her- mision Assembly oi uod Church, to atttnd the Eastern Oiwnn Boy's and Girls' Camp East of rrairie uty. They left July 13 and plan to return Julv 1. Sher. yl attended the Youth Camp last weoK ana sne and Mrs. Mcsteth will be counsellors at this camp. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pirxw nf Heppner, are the proud parents of a baby girl born Tuesday, July 14, in Hermiston. She weighed 7 lbs., 7 oz. and the name hasn't been decided yet REGISTER FOR SWIMMING LESSONS MONDAY ONLY, JULY 20, 9:00 A.M. SECOND SESSION STARTS JULY 21 Registration Monday, July 20 ONLY LATE REGISTRATIONS CANNOT BE ACCEPTED IE ENJOY THE jSJJWAUK- AT KNOX'S July 17 & 18 Take Advantage of These Tremendous Savings Sun Glasses for the Entire Family BEACH BALLS, MATTRESSES, POOLS AND TOYS me kiiinc uiiiii j m to $298 T- ELECTRIC ELECTRIC 10 CUP ', A STEAM IRON WESTBEND "MARY PROCTOR" COFFEE POT F0 6fc BEG. IU35 MG- ' Nov 6 for 57c Now $9,87 Now $9.87 Beach Towels Now on Sale $1.97 0 $4.97 Lawn Chairs, Tables and Ornaments $1.20 to $9.87 ELECTRIC TEFLON BATHROOM EARLY AMERICAN "DOMINION" . . BRASS SCALES FRY PAN 250 LB. LIMIT POLE LAMP BEG. $21.95 REG. $8.95 REG. $25.95 now $14.87 now $4.97 now $19.95 VISIT OUR 12 PRICE COUNTER KNOX'S THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW" Burns Heppner Hermiston Redmond MORROW COUNTY FAIR and RODEO SATURDAY JULY 18 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. MUSIC BY Western Gentlemen HEPPNER, OREGON Honoring Princess VIVIAN PHILLIPS MORROW COUNTY ADMISSION i.50 Per Person FAIR PAVILION HEPPNER
