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Bono By EVA IIAMl.KTT Mr. and Mr Lindsay Kin raid and fumily spent Aug. 5 at Payette, Iduho. They at "U'nded a Wright family re union held t (he ranch of Lcc Wright III. Rev. and Mrs. Bill Arthur spent the afternoon of Aug. 6 visiting Mrs. Arthur's sinter, Mrs. James Cochran, and family, and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leffel of Sun City, Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Leffel arrived at the Arthur's home Thursday to spend a week then will leave for a trip to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett ond Tom drove to Portland Aug. 3 to pick up their daughter, Sharlene, and then spent the weekend at Brook ings visiting Mr. Hamlctt's aunt, Mrs. Charles Rooker. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Martin Bpcnt Aug. 2-6 visiting relatives in the Willamette Valley. They spent some time with their son, Ralph Martin, at Lake Oswego, and was joined there by Mr. and Mrs. Al Brazell and children from Castle Rock, Wn. They visited Mrs. Martin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Morton at Dallas. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morton of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson and Jill went to the Tri-Cities Aug. 4 5 to attend Mrs. Nelson's 10-year class reunion. She graduated from Kennewick Migh School, and the reunion was held in Richland. Kenneth Smouse flew to Whittier, Ca., last weekend to attend memorial services for Paul G. Smouse. Returning to lone with him to attend the' graveside services were Mrs. Paul G. Smouse, and son, Paul Robert, Los Angeles, Mrs. Paul Smouse's cousin, Mrs. Ralph Niedererlker of Dow ney, Ca. Other relatives here were Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Martin of Moro, and son, Dean Martin, Portland. 3COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOCOOOOOCK Meons o nip to M-rov Drug for j 1 every school supply need. 111 ,o 4.RRAHGER. R9- 3 49 -4 I HighCo I L srss : I i-.llet POP" I f I 1; j Js& 1 W1 K.i .-MUMunlwn" ""- S -'? Pfi zw "' "" j R. It Hew! I is I Wpk &lors i . Break Recant Set of U V j K j . Non-Toxic AQC f ' Hot Waxy J J y uNiTfp To save vou MQNf V InnrnrrTSRTic iaiKwr.t rx HOURS 8 to 6 Mrs. Richard K. Raker had open heart surgery at St. lake's Hospital In Houston, Tex., a couple weeks ago. Jilie returned to her home Sunday. Her home address is Rt, 3, Box 393. Corvallis, 973:10, If anyone would like to drop a card. On Aug. i, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lancaster and family of Cecil entertained with a din ner In honor of Mrs. Leo Crabtree's birthday. Other guest present were Mr. Crab tree. Mrs. Al Marick, Jim McCobe and Alius Gclinas. Mrs. Bill Gelinas and son, Tim. Caldwell. Idaho, spent several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree of Cecil. They returned on Aug. 7, taking her daughter, Alisa, home with her. A small cream colored dog with grey tip ears and muzzle, with long poodle type hair has showed up at the Kenneth Smouse Ranch. They would appreciate the owner picking it up. Mr. Jim Morgan and daugh ters, Debbie and Vickie, Shelton, Wn., spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis and Mrs. Ida Grabill. Mrs. Lena Paine of Cascade Locks and Mrs. Keith Funk of Portland spent Aug. 6 visiting Mrs. Helen Guiterrez. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lind strom attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crutcher at Beaverton, Aug. 5. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helena of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mortonson of Palm Springs, Ca.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Von Borstell and sons. Reed and Robert, Ed monson, Canada; Mrs. Floy Von Brostell of Grass Valley; Kennth Crutcher, LeAnn and Ronnie. Gresham; and Mrs. Beulah Lundell of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Drake and family of Fairfield, Ca., are visiting at the home of his mother. Mrs. Gladvs Drake. Miss Christina Lindstrom arrived at Oakland airport Aug. 5 and was met by her sister, Susan Lindstrom. Christina has been in Europe imm'i Dim HEPPNER OREGON ' mi? lor a month, and her flight home orginaied al Rome. On Monday she flew to Sea Tack Airxrt near Tacoma, where sha was met by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Lind strom. On Tuesday before coming home she registered at Pacific Lutheran Univer sity. Tacoma. for the fall term Mr. Lewis Halversen took the Rainbow Girls to the river Tuesday for their annual outing. Girls attending were Sherl Wilson. Cindy Martin. Tammie Tucker. Christie Ed monson, Jan Ekstrom, Itenna Flock and Arline Cannon. They were Joined later by Christina Lindstrom and Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom. Guests were Kimmy Pettyjohn, Lisa Martin. Donna and Darcy Rea. They returned home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halver son and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Palmer were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Munkers and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vierson for dinner at Hat Rock Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halver sen, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Prock and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Halversen, Donna and Darcy Rea. spent Sunday at Hat Rock. Alisa and Anlie Halvlersen returned home with their grandparents for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree, Kevin and Jim McCabe, of Cecil spent the weekend fishing at Bull Prairie. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel James and family of Turner are spending a few days taking care of their house. They are staying at the home of Mrs. Mary Dobbs. Mrs. Royce Hollaway of Albany and granddaughter, Melene Martin of Othello, Wri.. were luncheon guests at the FT. Martin home last Wednesday. Melene remained for a longer visit with her paternal grandparents. The Garland Swanson fam ily and Akira Kameyama enjoyed a day at the river water skiing and picnicing after finishing harvest Phoo. 676 VI58 Irrirjon cog revenue funds By KHANCKS ROSE WILSON Mayor Chester Wilson an nounced that the city of Irrigon had received it's quarterly allotment of reve nue sharing funds recently in the amount of S243 for the second quarter of 1973. This brings the city's total, including interest, to 11364 received since the program started in 1972. No revenue sharing monies have been spent by the city to date, but those received through June of 1974 have been budgeted for obtaining additional water storage and pumping facilities, according to Wilson. This report is being advertised. Fifty boys and girls were enrolled at the vacation Bible School held at the Assembly of God. Aug. 6-10. Enthusiam ran high in the balloon contest between boys and girls. The boys won and each one received a candy bar. The V.B.S. concluded with a picnic on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Brandt and family vacationed at Grand Coulee Dam and There were three tables of pinochle in play at the card party held tuesday of last week at the Greenfield Grange Hall, sponsored by the Wom en's Activity Committee of the grange. Mrs. Roy Ball wos hostess. High prize was won by Mrs. Ed Kuhn and second high went to Grace Keith, Irrigon. Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Keith also received the traveling pinoch le prizes. Those attending the annual West reunion at Gearhart all last week from Boardman included Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Donovan and children Jerry, Jack and-CaroHAnn, Susan Ball and Mrs. Frank Bates and daughter, Shauna. There were 25 present. Others in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West of Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Russell and daugh ter Dalene of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wetherell and Mrs. Sam Beeks of Arlington. Mrs. Beeks again out-finished all the men this year by catching two salmon weighing almost 30 pounds each in one day, and went out the second day and caught her limit of salmon. She caught the larg est fish last year. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bates and children, Stacie, Robert, and Kristin, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates and daughter, Shauna, all went to Van couver, Wn., over the weekend to attend the Bates family reunion. The affair was held at the home of the men's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blalock, with about 50 present. Wekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Broadbent were Broadbent's mother and sisiter, Mrs. J.H. Broadbent and Myrna Nelson and daughter, Lori, of Weiser, Idaho. Winners in the boy's cham pionship contest at Willow Run Golf Club Saturday and Sunday playing 54 holes were: Don Harper, first; Gayle tHsBSr-sesend; Jim- Gr-afaata- Jr third. Bo dray on Winners in the men's sweep stakes Sunday were: front 9, Chet Phillips, McMinnviile, low net; John Paradiso, sec ond; Oscar Shoemake, third. Back 9, Rod Flug, first; Chet Phillips, second, John Para diso, third. Closest to the pin on the No. 17, Jim Harper; closest to the pin on the No. ,,18, Bruce Wilkins of Arlington. Winners in the recent Con-don-Kinzua invitational at Wil low Run were: Group 1, Chuck Crawford. Wayne Kuhn, Jim Graham and Mike Rothwell. Group 2, Henry Spivey, Carl Sheldon, Jim Miller of Kent, Wn., and Brian Wilkins. Group 3. Dennis Gronquist, Art Clough. Bill Dyer and Buzz Dyer. Closest to the pin on 17 Jim Harper; closest to the pin on No. 18, Carl Wicklander. Longest drive on No. 14, Oscar Shoemake. Wayne Kuhn had low net, Don Slinkard. low gross; Seattle. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Taylor and family of Idaho are vihiiinx at the home of her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Keith. Vera Cooley has returned to Irrigon from her third trip to Moorland. Okla. She was called to Oklahoma due to the illness of her mother, Elnorah Aborgast. She traveled with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Whitacreof Scapoose. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and Mr. and Mrs. Don Eppenbach attended the wedding of Mrs. Isom's niece. Barbara, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leach, in Drain on Aug. 4. They took a side trip on their return and visited the En chanted Forest, a vacation spot between Eugene and Salem. Jim Wilson of Hermiston and daughter Randi Rene were dinner guests Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson. George Duncan, low gross professional. The sole survi vor championship trophy was won by Gayle Phillips. First and second cash awards went to Bill Dyer and Lee Bailey. Winners at Ladies Day last week at Willow Run were: low net. group 1, a tie between Eva ' Wilkins and Sally Green of Arlington. Group 2, Mabel Allen. Come mum FAR AUGUST 20 FAIR PAVILION Heppner HhPP.NKR Goings on in Dnrri Asher. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ix Asher, left Aug 3 for Orlando, Fla , for a eight weeks basic training with the U.S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pike and family and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Rogers and Pam went to Ilwaco. Wn., Friday for a weekend of fishing. Mrs. Herschel M unlock and Mrs. Jack Bell and children of Fossil left Thursday for Brainerd. Minn., where they will visit relatives and friends. Going to Hermiston this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mitchell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid and family and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Conlee and family. They were all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Camp bell and Andrea went to Bend Saturday to visit relatives. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Van Arsdale this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reece of Joseph. . Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Samples and family went to Heppner Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mark Samples. Mr. and Mrs. Don Slinkard went to Bend for the weekend and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oyler and Don. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jellick and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hulett went to La Grande over the weekend to participate in an Elks Golf Tournament. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bud Dunlap this week were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mason of Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Mallory of Gaston, Randy Mason and Cathy Krieck of Carlton. vo v!ie Dorrovj .County thru 24 - HEPPNER ftlll. . . .... -rstft-r- l.T- - COUOMA A 1ECTRIC CO-0P, Inc. Serving Morrow, GlUIem (ORE.) GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, August It, 1973 Kinzua Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell celebrated their 8th anniver sary with a barbecue turkey dinner In their yard Saturday evening. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKinn. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mattison, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Carey. Mr. and Mrs. Don Nickelsen, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hire. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid and family went to The Dalles Monday for dental care. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMinn and family Sunday were Mrs. Jeanne Riggs of Los Angeles. Leslie Riggs and Julie Monnett of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Luper and family went to Bend Sunday on business. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. David Ostrander of Fossil went to Omak. Wn., for the weekend to attend the Omak Rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Heim and Ericca and Mrs. Opal Geer and, Marion of Fossil fmmmmmmmmmm Canning apricots. Walla Walla sweet onions. Local tomatoes in about 8 days. Local watermelons, corn and big variety of fresh produce REAL SOON! McNary Junction on Highway 730 mm AUGUST 25 and 26 RODEO GROUNDS-HEPPNER Enjoy the Msny Fair Exhibits and Enjoy the Fastest Rodeo In the West Ph. G7G-914G end Wheeler Counties went to the Dalles Saturday on business Mrs. Paul Muzzy took Mrs Lvle Mury nl children, Kevin and Paula, to Portland Saturday to lake a plane to her home at Thorne Bay, Alaska. Mark and Rhonda Muzzy also -eturned to their home In Port -land after spending a few weeks here. Mark and Rhon da's parents are. Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Muzzy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norris flew to Tacoma, for the weekend and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Norris and Ken Jr. On the way home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Norris were as far as Condon and had to turn around and go back to The Dalles to land their plane due to the storm Sunday. Mrs. Van Arsdale went after them and brought Mr. and Mrs.Nor ris home Sunday evening. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson of Fort Ord, Ca., and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Berg and daughter, Chelena, of Washougal, Wn. FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE! Lots of Red Haven, canning peaches. Fruit Market
