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Newspaper Page TextHtrtNZK (ORC). CAZCTTC-TIMES. Thursday. Oct U. 1171 National Officer Visits Lex Lodge LEXiNtrro.v ijtfhitti ran- die niii! itrtiini'iiK-nU u( (all flower adufin-d I I.ibl.n ill I lio Joint niii'tiiij f I l'lly Iti-tx-koh Uxlh'' I f.' and j'lni,'t.in l-mltfo ItiH Tu"d.iy ittIH. Thi h",i int! 4i In-Ill in honor of f Pal Sovereign (Ji.iiiiI MiKit't J.irni'n h'lliott. thu w il(in,! Orrjjon lrim liU native t.it til Ohio, and Hie Ci.iiiiI ."vN-rW.try ut Drfiioii. I!.ilili I'.tgll. Tlw dmiu-r f tutk-y and ill I'll itimiiiln;; -M'rvfil (i U) rm-nOxTi and fiirn.lv Tho dinner wa. followed lv i short kit liy the lti-lx-kiili- "What Hie Odd Fellow Dunk the Iteltck.th' do" and two rend lni by Mis. An hl Munker nd Mm. C. C. Jone. Mr. I'.iull sjHiko nil the VMJlk of the St.ite groui ;ind rsniiall,v the Odd reiiows .iihi iceiM-K.in nome in j r- t l.nl Tin- ladies were r Portland, lis n Is and faeili- minded of Pomona Gr.inue tie. i's.et liilly the nursing and M;,i. h will meet at Hie LexinK ho.sj.ltal rare the member re-1 ,,n ; ranee H ill Saturday, Ck t. celvo. Mr. l-.lliott covered many I pluses of the lodo and their Mrs. Hob Iiivldon Is confin work MUh a the hyp Ii.illk, 1 ,., ,,, .r i,m,. vvith n broken with Oiei-on headquarter nt fIM, received In .in accident last the t.ood .Samaritan Hospital In week Portland. The lodges throughout t0 Redmond DISTINGUISHED GUESTS at th mtlng of Holly JUbekah Lodga 139 and LKlnglon I00F 168 war on th left Jamei Elliott Pant Sortrtlgn Grand Matter and on the. right Ralph PaulL Grand Lodg Secretary for the Stale of Oregon. In the center are Mr. Ralph Burcham, Noble Grand of Holly Rebekah Lodge and Joe Yocom, Noble Grand of Lexington No. 168, with her granddaughter Mrs, Vaughn. Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Robinson motored to Goldcndale, Vn., to lsit his brother Butch who Is reeoverlno from major Mir k-ery. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer are at home after a few week's stay at their country home in Ukiah. Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Clark and children of Seneca visited over the weekend with her sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. John Rdwards and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. VVm. J. VanWinkle. Mrs. Pearl Green Is Hurt On Sunday evening Mrs. Pearl Green fell in her home break ing her arm. Pearl didn't real ize that the arm was broken until her son took her to the hospital for an examination Mrs, A. F. Majeke, Mrs. Irene adhere and Mrs. Florence Mc Millan motored to Redmond where they attended the Patri arch's Militant auxiliary (tally held Saturday. They also visit- Armin the world have raised $7:0,000 for establishment of an Kndow ed Chair in Opth.ilmic Research at the Wilmer Institute of Johns Hopkins University in Raltimore. The (-.durational foundation l....al. 1... If... ...I., i . ,.nM .-.. I . ... - . . ioiuum hi in-iuniiijj i.,. ruiiu Willi .Mr. allll .MI'S. helps students further their ed- Wihlon of that city uranon. ine ionics nave n roou Karen Kdwards who i.s em youth program, with Junior Odd ployed in Pendleton spent the fellows lo.!es I zi yrsi anu Weekend in Lexington with her Theta Itho Clubs for fiirU (10- parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Kd -Jl yrsi. Wards, The Itebekali and Odd Fellow Mr. and Mrs. I.. I). Vinson of Lodges are the only fraternal .Monument and daughter, Ann Official Visitation order permitted to conduct on Vaughn, of Canada, were Lex- State Rebekah President Mrs educational program at the intoii (-niters Thursday and at-j Mavis Paull will visit officially United Nations. The tours are I tended the draping of the char- at a joint meeting of the Bunch- irratiRed so that the young Iter for Mrs. Vinson s father, Oris jji'ass and Holly Lodges in Lex people on tin tour see State I Padhcrg. Mrs. Padberg motored ington, Friday evening, Oct. 20 home w ith them for a visit ' after the district convention and Capitals, Washington, I). C Canada and many historical sights. There are several orphan ages and homes for the aged supMirted by tin lodges, in dif ferent states throughout the United Stales. These are but a few of the highlights. Odd Fellows Reactivated Thursday night w;is the 'reg ular meeting time at which tlmi both groups held regular meet ings. Preceding the meeting the ladies draped the charter in memory of Brother Oris Padberg Members of Ills family were present af (his time. The girls wore white formats and carried candles and flowers. Taking piirt were Mrs. Kuta Bloodsworlh Mrs. Archie Munkers, Mrs. Joe Yocom, Mrs. Joel Fugleman, Mrs Florence McMillan, Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mrs. A. F. Majeske with Mrs. Burcham holding the office of NO, Mrs. Jones vocal ist and Mrs. Messenger pianist. The Odd Fellows held a meeting at the same time. They voted in two members as well as re instating others. Those present for this meeting were T. L. Men sencer. Sr.. Cecil Jones, Gene Cole, L. D. Vinson, A. F. Ma leske. Joe Yocom. and Archie Munkers. Refreshments were served jointly following the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barnett of Richmond, Calif., visited at the Kenneth Klinger home last week with Mr. Barnett and Mrs. Klincer's mother Mrs. Alean Calvin. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Messenger Sr., were Portland visitors at the home of Carroll Messenger over the weekend. CAVA Elects Committee Women's Activities of the Lexington Grange met at the homo of Mrs. Kenneth Smouse on Thursday afternoon for the election of officers: Mrs Wilbur Steagall, chairman; Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, vice chair man and Mrs. C, C. Jones, sec treas. Refreshments were served to these ladies and Mrs. Flor ence McMillan, Mrs. F.lia Bur goyne, Mrs. Norman Nelson, Carl Smouse and guests Mrs Bertha Nelson and Mrs. Annie Smouse of Terwilllger Plaza in lone Installing New City Signs ly WINONA ROBERTS ION B The Ion City Council divided at tlu-ir Ut nwtins that Stop Sign Mill ho install ii on till Mde street Coming onto ,l4in. Second and Thud klrfU, The have teen order ed and will be lnt4lled by Ft ilon Tucker a lime permit. Tliev Mop aigns will ln trUt- ly enforced.. Halloween Paty Willows Grange will i-ponvir Halloween party Oct. Ti. I 'M) lo 10:30 at the Grange IU1I. Till! H for ever) one In the com-' munity. Games. Msords, and live music will Ih fuml-hed for dan cing. Card table for those who want lo play will be set up In the basement. Tnoe attending are asked to bring doughnuts, sandwiches or itatu chips. You may wear costumes If you wish. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Jenk ins of Burns were vLsitor-s at the home of Mr. and Mr. Mike Matthews Sunday. Bob Drake sM-nt a few day In Reno, Nev., last week. He re turned Wednesday. Mrs. Maravene While of Port land was a isilor at the home dinner concludes at Sans Souci IMlge in Heppner, Lola Breeding Returns Mrs. Lola Breeding is home again after much family visit ing. Lola and her mother. Mrs. Cora Burnside. and Lola's sis ter Virginia Sitton. Kinzua. met with Mr. and Mrs. George Sturdgeon, Erie. Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Steagall and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Steagall for a three-day visit in Portland. Then Lola and her mother flew to Sacramento to visit another of Mrs. Burnside's daughters. Mrs. Bob Clark, her husband. and family. After seeing San Francisco, they returned to Port land and came home via Hood River where they visited with Mrs. Glenn Tivlor and children. of Gordon and pI White over the weekend. Joha IrUtow Vletuna John RfUtoW left Wednesday l return to Vietnam after vis iting his wife Mrs. Msrie BrU iiw and family for week, Mr. BfUiow had flown to Ten lo nieet her husband and return home with him. Mr, and Mr. Bob Aker were ikitor al the home of hi par cut. Mr. and Mr. Berl Aker. The Office Tavern I under Koinji a face lifting on the out iile ty Everett Keithley. Den- ni .McKay u doing the u-ier mg n the kigiu. Mr. and Mr. Lewi llalvorsen had dinner Sunday at Uie home of Mr. and Mr. James Farley or iieppner. Laurie MrCahe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie MeCane of Ih-ppncr 1 spending a few days wnn ner cousin Linda Brlstow. LUa McCabe is visiting with her grandparent Mr, and Mr, K. W, Bristow. fix Tables of Cards The Willow Grange card par ty Saturday night had 6 table playing pinochle and pedro. Mr. Frank Robinson of Lex ington won high for the ladle. Mrs. Cleia Walters won low. Art Dalell won high for the men. Frank Rohiason of Lexington, low. Mrs. Malron Palmer and Mrs. Lewis llalvorsen were lusl esses. Food Sale Tomorrow The lone Lelgon Auxiliary will have a traveling food sale Fri day morning tOct. 291. This will go to help girls going to Girls' Slate. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mcln tosh were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc intosh over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Jepsen and family drove to Milton Frecwa- ter to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jepsen. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hodgson of Athena. Jackie Killpack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Killpack is in Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston following having her tonsils out Tuesday. Mrs. Leo Crabtree and Mrs Blanch Sheelar drove to Port land Airport Monday lo meet Mr. and Mr. William Gelma Tim and All from Germany Mr. and Mrs. Chuck St. Mary of Yakima were there lo meet them alM. Mr. and Mrs. Gelma will be here for a few days and then are soinf lo Wilder. Idaho, lo look for housing where he will be ! a Honed. Mr. and Mr. Roy A. Linda trom were In Portland over the weekend visiting her parent, Mr. and Mr. Dorr Misnn. Mr. and Mr. Clair Walter were in Bend over the weekend lo vUU Mr. and Mr. Evan O born and family. Mrs. Lindtrom at Star Meetings Mr. Roy W. Lindstrom flew lo Sacramento to attend Calif ornia Order of Eastern Star. She drove to attend meetings at Ashland and Vancouver. Wn with Mr. Dick Wilkinson of Heppner. Roy V. Lindstrom went to Portland to meet her and they attended a reception Sat urday at Astoria honoring Mrs. George Ristola, Associate Grand Matron of Oregon. They return ed home Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Lloyd Howton were hosts to a family gather ing and dinner at the ranch home over the weekend. On Sat urday. Oct. 23"u dinner In Jack les honor was enjoyed. It was her 17th birthday. Those attend ing were Jim Howton of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. John Howton and sons of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brlndle and children of Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea and sons. Marsha Ball Honored Marsha Ball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ball was honored at a wedding ahower Monday, (VI. IS, at the Maaonlc Hall. Melanie Ball. Karen Edward and Nancy Ashurxt helped her with the gifts. Mrs. Don Ball cut and served the cake assist ed by Marsha's sister Melanie. Mrs. Lewis poured coffee and Mr. Margaret Akers served Ihe punch Archie Redding Passes Archie Redding of Ellensburg, died Oct. 17 at Haven House Nursing Home. He wa born March 19, 1877, In Brownington, Mo., and home steaded In the Smyrna. Wn ar ea In Ihe early liKWs. Ho was a prospector In the Swauk, Wa., area for iO years. Mr. Redding is survived by five nephews: Boyd Redding of Los Angeles, Ca., Leo and Ma son Redding, Montana, Howard Haverlund of Montrose, Colo., and Mason Haverland, Lincoln, Neb.; two nieces, Alena Ander son, Heppner, ore., and ttnei Fehrman of Pendleton, Ore. The Ervin Andersons drove to Yakima Thursday, where they met Doe Martin, who flew up from Portland. They attended the funeral of Mrs. Anderson's uncle, Archie Redding, In El lensburg Friday. Then they drove to Portland for a visit at the home of the C. A. Porters and to meet a new grandson, Cory Steven Porter. They re turned home Sunday. Breeding Service ma OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHT CGJAIM 30 to 70 WW DISCOUNT Artificial Insemination Service beef and dalrv American Breeders Representative Joe Yocom Lexington, Oregon Ph. 989-8134 Monuments City Council I OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER! ALL ITEMS MARKED DOWN LOWER THAN BEFORE SNOWPLOWS i .f, t'-cLOse. f it ! ill! Of FOR MOST 4 Wf EL ORiVE VEHICLE S V v i OUT PRICES on v" (torn Bf ft i ! tor no for tMii? a'ivv-v All ST FFl CON ST flu CI !OM for E A S MOlNT.Nj i i a t o i 1 on in !. thn .' m, H.'o 5 POSITION BLAJt AN,iL'Ssl H J J CM V '0' M M il :ftef tvtt m of ' at for K pijw" j CALL FOR CLQSEO. 7 if S IW1 RECLINERS gg r"MggK .s $6988 TABLES 3- sfe $13988 0UaTdSS 5-PC. DINETTE BDRbtSUITE sfe $11988 $6488 $2y9995 $15988 3-PC MAPLE door MiDcnuc JitH! mattress, BEDROOM SUITE D00R MIRR0RS $iJX" 18" x 56" sfhUCC MtAUBUARD D1i" $15 9 88 $11 I $79 88 MODEL 5-SPGM AMANA 5,000 BTU . k . SOFA AND CHAIR AIR CONDITIONER SPRINGS RC9' (tiff) ft 88 REG 5,9995 - St,,e$13988 TWm SIZE BEST WELL $319.00 Iblyy MODEL 8P2GM AMANA 8.000 BTU tinQOt: 71 A 0 7 ' AIR CONDITIONER $109,95 U7 REG. S289.95 - Sale $20988 SOFA & LOVE SEAT MODEL H-2GM AMANA 10.000 BTU BUNK BEDS RPn AnAACc AIR CONDITIONER COMPLETE WMA"RESS $499995 $29988 - s"25000 $2R0e95 $15088 MODEL 218-35PG AMANA 18,000 BTU AU. fe AIR CONDITIONER sleepers reg 839995 - So,e $28995 Al I I AAIPC n . MODEL 624-3G AMANA 24.000 BTU bMlfll J A$22988 iJiiy-9 I 33 OFF Heppner City . . MmU Tint MoniUy LOUriCII Ei Month Citizens havlnc matters for discussion please presert them to City Recorder one week prior to regular meet Ina or brine them before the Council. Ph. 676-9618 ETERNAL MARKERS BRONZE 11RAMTH INSTALLATIONS VASKe iin-ury rriv MiirU-r SWEENEY MORTUARY Serving tonu HnpiiMi nd Lexington H'-ipnr I'll 87H-.il Optometrist Exterminating Service Dobyns Pest Control Rodent and Insect Ex termination ifnnlte Control oraln Fumigation Cattle Spray Fogjfine John Jepsen Ph. lone 422-7180 Dr E K Schaffitz OPTOMETRIST Vext to Hotel Heppner Entrance Telephone 676-946.1. Physicians-Surgeons Dr L. D. Tibbies . OSTEOPATHIC ' Phvsiclan A Sureeon 1st National Bank Bide Hes Ph. 676-9210 Off 7676 961 o Floor Covering, Heating M&R Floor Covering and Heating Co. Williams Furnaces Complete In stallatione Linoleum Refrigeration CaroetlnflT Domestic and Oil Burner Commercial Semce Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed Ph. 676-9418 Heopner Funeral Home Sweeney Funeral Home Pre-arrangemenU Distant Removals Serving lone, Heppner and Lexington Licensed Funeral Directors Heppner Ph. 676-96QX Insurance BankAmericard Free Delivery LJ J Km r m r ii i i i i Open Daily Mon. thru Sat., 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. 9 FURNITURE OPEN A REVOLVING CHARGE ACCOUNT Fire, Casualty, Life and Health OPS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. John Gochnauer Agent Pendleton Office Heppner Agent 276-2732 676-5862 Dr Wallace H. Wolff .:' M.D. .. . office Hours: 10 to 12. 2 to 5:30 Mim.. Tues.. Wed. and :FrL I to 5:30 Thursday Ph 676-9253 Res. 676-9620 Recreation EKSTROM TRAILER SALES Nomad Travel Trailers Week-N-Der Body Campers Caveman Travel Trailers & Body Campers Excell Travel Trailers Trailer Parts & Accessories lone, Ph. 422-7505 or 422-7289 Title Insurance Morrow County Abstract Cr Title Co. TITLE INSURANCE Office in Peters Building Ph. 676-9912 Watch Repair Ruggles - Boyce INSURANCE AGENCY Ph. 676-9625 Box 247 Heppner. Oregon Rav Boyce Ph. 676-53S4 1810 S. W. EMIGRANT. PENDLETON CALL 276-5355 Turner, Van Marter and Bryant GENERAL INSURANCE Ph 676-9113 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Fast, Fair Friendly Service Call evenings JACK WRIGHT, 676-9447 I Peterson's Jewelers Latest Jewelry & Gift GooUa Watches, Clocks, Diamonds Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Heppner, Oregon Ph. 676-9200 Wholesalers-Mfgs. MORROW COUNTY CREAMERY "Pride of Oregon Brands" . . . PKG. ICE BUTTER ICE CRBAJI Dud Tash, Products Specialist Clay Phillips, Salesman William Lee Cox. Sales Mgr. FRIENDLY SEPVTrn 8 IN CM iMit Call 676-9244 whatever In tht world yotrmi looking tor.