Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 7, 1950
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PLUMBING
A friendly reminder to order those
bathroom or kitchen plumbing fix
tures . . . You name the make or style
and we will do our best to get it for
you
A few makes to choose from: Kohler,
Standard, Eljer, Briggs beauty Ware,
or Crane.
Frank Baker
Plumbing Manager for
Case Furniture Co.
Boardman B-Ball
Team Opens Year
Winning 3 Games
By Mrs. Flossie Coats.
The Boardman Ladies Aid an
nual bazaar was held Saturday
at the Grange hall, with a large
crowd attending.
Mrs. Russell Miller is Red
Cross Chairman for Boardman,
Mail all donations to Mrs. Mill
er. The basket ball season started
off with a bang for the Board
man school Saturday when
Coach Walter Turner's ball boys
were winners in the three games
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played. The grade five won from
Arlington graders at an after
noon game with score of 1610.
I In the evening the teams played
iStanfield on the local floor. The
! A squad won by 27-22, and the B
I squad 24-13. Next the high
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local floor Tuesday, Dec. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Carnegie
of Portland were week end guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Briggs. Mr. Carnegie and Mrs.
Briggs are brother and sister.
Mrs. Olive Mefford of Corvallis
arrived at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Root Saturday and will
remain for an indefinite stay.
Word from Miss Pauline Smith
is she is employed in the Betty
Goodwin Beauty Shoppe in Pen
dleton. Miss Smith is a sister of
Mrs. N. A. Thorpe.
Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Nelson
and son Norman have returned
to live on their farm east of
town. The Nelsons have been
living in Willamina for the past
few years.
Mrs. Frank Cole was called to
Olympia Thursday to attend the
funeral of her sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs.v Ralph Skoubo
and sort Dickie motored to Pen
dleton Thursday.
Mrs. John Partlow spent Fri
day and Saturday in Portland at
tending an ESTA conference.
Mrs. Rogerson of Hermiston sub-
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Arrow Shirts $3.65 and $4.50 Pendleton Robes.-..$19.50 to $23.50
Arrow Ties $1.50 and $2.00 DaV s Tailored Slic0ks,
Interwoven Socks -. 55c to $2.95
Hickok Belts-.l.. $.50 to $4.00
Pendleton Wool Shirts $8.95 to $1 1.95
$8.95 to $16.95 '
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Former Monument
Woman Loses Life
In Car Accident
The Monument Community
was saddened this week when
word was received of the sudden
death of Mrs. Leola Robertson on
Friday. She and her two children
were going from Pendleton to Mt.
Vernon to spend the week end
with her husband, Louis Robert
son. Her car went out of control
when she struck icy roads on Ca
mas Creek. She and her small
son were pinned under the car
when it turned over into Camas
Creek. Mrs. Robertson was killed
instantly. Her daughter was
thrown clear of the car. Help
soon came to help rescue the mo
ther and brother from the icy
water. Mrs. Robertson will be re
membered as Leola Cork. She
leaves to mourn her death her
husband and two children, also
her mother, Mrs. Mabel Cork of
Bend and three sisters, Mrs. Mer
rill Jones, Mrs. Walter Johnson
and Mrs. Alice Johnson of Bend,
one sister, Marjorie Hunington
of Fossil and three brothers, Roy
and Harold Cork of Monument
and Bob Cork.
Deb Bellenbrock arrived in
town on Sunday. He has been
riding for Eb Hughes on Butter-
creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Forrest and
Mrs. Millie Wilson drove to
Heppner last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fry from
near Mt. Vernon were visiting in
town on Sunday.
Mrs. Fayr Sweek returned
home from Canyon City on Fri
day where she had been called
to serve on the jury.
E. H. Itschner of Molalla ar
rived in Monument Friday eve
ning. He spent the night with his
sons, Ray and Norman.
Mrs. Lula Settle drove to Bak
er on Wednesday to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Moya Gilman
when she had her tonsils remov
ed. Mrs. Settle returned home on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elder of On
tario were in town this week. Mr.
Elder purchased some calves
from Elzy Emry while he was
here.
Emory Moore was a business
visitor in Heppner on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Arsenau spent
Thursday in Prairie City. Their
two children, Judy and Butchie
stayed with Mrs. Wilson.
Leland Woodson of Dale at
tended the R. E. A. meeting held
in Monument last Saturday.
The H. E. C. Club met at the
Grange Hall last Wednesday for
their regular meeting, ine same
officers were reelected for anoth
er year; Lydia Capon chairman
and Reta Cupper, secretary.
Willard Gilman left Sunday to
meet his wife, who recently un
derwent a tonsilectomy at Baker.
They returned driving a new
Jeep pickup.
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OREGON WOODS CAN
SUPPLY CHRISTMAS
DECORATIONS
That Sunday drive in the coun
try is a good time to collect cones
and boughs for Christmas decor
ations, says N. C. Anderson,
County Agent.
Pine cones, pine or fir branch
es, and other woodsy materials
are easily brightened with white
or metallic colors. Combined
with wire and ribbon in a variety
of arrangements, they will add a
festive touch to any home.
Gold, silver, aluminum or
white kalsomine paint can be
applied with a paintbrush. The
cones may be covered complete
ly, or the edges just highlighted
for a different effect.
To add a snowy sparkle, first
give the branches a coat of shell
ac. While still wet, dip them in
the artificial glitter. Shake off
extra tinsel and allow the rest to
dry.
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NEW OFFICERS FOR 1951. MOR
ROW COUNTY SHRINE CLUB
President, J. O. Turner; Vice
President, Sam G. McMillan;
Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Gra
bill; Rajah, George Close.
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stituted in her room Friday,
Mrs. Chas. Anderegg and
daughter Barbara left Thursday
for Portland where they spent
the week end.
Mrs. Walter Turner returned
home Friday after spending a
week in the valley with relatives
and shopping.
Mrs. Johnnie Baldino of Port
land spent the week end at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Hayes. Coming with her
was her little niece and the
Hayes granddaughter Patty
Beall.
Garden Club met Monday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Nate
Macomber with Mrs. Clayton and
Mrs. Ray Brown as co-hostesses.
Christmas decoration was dis
cussed. Mrs. Allen Billings and daugh
ter Marline, also Gracia Veelle
and Nancy Rands motored to
Pendleton Saturday.
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