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Page 4 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, February 1 1, 1954 Monument Raises Over $350 For March of Dimes By Millie Wilson I with the County Court in Canyon j Mrs. Ethel Leathers has hand-1 City to see about getting the , oil in her report for the Monu-1 mountain road graveled. Hieyj nient Kimherly Communities for were assured some help. the 1!I51 March of Dimes. Earl Sweek, Hoy Bowman and The proceeds from the dance: Jack Sweek left early Friday ejve for the March of Dimes! morning for Earl Sweek's ranch was $227.55! near Oregon City. They planned A luncheon cloth donated by Mrs. Eva Moline and raffled off by the grade school children The donations by the vari ous clubs were: M. M. M. Club The H. E. Club The American Le;;ion ami Auxiliary The March of Dime Cards The School Gave Test Tube Containers 21.25 5.00 5.00 5.00 32.35 47.0.3 9.29 Total $355.47 Harry Capon was attending to mat lei. s of business in Condon Saturday. Mrs. l'hipps stayed over night in Monument Friday and will meet willi the women at the Grange hall Saturday. Carl Cox, Stanley Musgra vi and Kho Hleakman from Top, met LBlIfe 1 Ulcinliatc; ot& j i it c t !o la ISP Mi ! """"" i Betflr it. i Vrrvi ' If i l I! I I on visiting Mr. and Mrs. Zephyl Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Tren ton Morrow. Onida Cork, Naomi Hooker, Ef fie Stirewalt, Edith ami Lewis Batty and I'earl and Henry Mar tin were present at a meeting in John Day on Thursday. They met and discussed plans with Mrs. l'hipps, the new assistant county agent. Mrs. l'hipps was invited to meet again with the Monu ment women on Friday afternoon at'ihe home of Onida Cork. Plans on Friday were made for Mrs. l'hipps to hold a class March 2nd to demonstrate the art of making a dress. All the women of Hie Monument Kimborly area arc urged to attend this weeling. Harold Cork and Henry Cupper attended a general county meet ing about roads, bridges etc. Mrs. Henry Cupper .and Mrs. Wayne Leathers went lor medical check ups, l!oy Cork, who is building a new milking horn, poured nis cement Friday. There weie about twenty neighbor men to help him pour il all in one day. The ladies served a buffet dinner for Hie men at noon. Mr. and Mrs. George Capon were attending to matters of business in John Day Feb. 2nd. Mrs. Capon received medical aid 'while there. Gene Howell employed by tl tear down the !!udio Creek. A in;; Gene's arm wound. Henry Capon rushei to John Dav for medical air 2!. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Page drove to Pendleton last Tuesday. Mrs. Anna Lesley accompanied then,. She will spend some lime i:r her daughter. Mrs. Jim Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bound were business visitors in John Day last Thursday. Tin- annual January ISirlhdav parly was held this year at Ma inline of Lewis and Edith Batty on Saturday January ,'Ullh. Pin ochle formed the evenings enter tainment. Prizes for high score went to Lewis Batty and ('has. Poach. Low score was held by Koy Cork. Tlio .e present vc re: Henry and Beta Cupper, Chai les and Mabel Koach, Allot ami Frances Fleming, Bho and lii.-- of le C Oklahoma is upon Bros to old saw mill on timber fell slrik making an ugly him Jan. February 11. We demonstrated how to sew on buttons. Our next meeting will be held the 15th at the school house. Brenda Asher, News Reporter The Happy Cookers 411 club met at the home of Laura Lee Shank, January 28th. It was the clubs first meeting. Officers were elected; president.Judy Stirewalt; vice president, Dina Stirewalt; secretary, Laura Lee Shank. The Leader is Mrs. Naomi Hooker. Laura Lee Shank, Reporter Mr. and Mrs. George Stirritt were attending to matters of business in John Day last Wednesday. Fred Shank was a business visitor in John Day last Thurs day. He drove a new car home Others in Monument with new cars are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan En right and Mr. and Mrs. Micky- Cox. George Stirritt took Vern Mc Carty to Pendleton last Sunday to see his mother, who is in the hospital, due to the car wreck she was in last week. Mrs. Stella Reynolds returned home with them. Laura Lee Shank, Donno Porter and Mrs. Stirritt stopped in Ilcnnner while the men went to Pendleton. Laura Lee and Donna had dental appointments while Mrs. Stirritt visited Mis. Anna Bayless. Ella Durst with Grace assisting was hostess to M. M. club on Thursday, were fourteen members and one visitor. Those were Ella Durst, Grace Mamie Fergersen, Chloe Pago, Wine Jackson, Pearl Martin, Nona Strange, Millie Wilson, Mary Russell, Olive Cox, Eva Moline, Mary Du Bosch, Martha Mattcson, Daisy Riley, Iris Kin caid was the visitor. After a short business meeting, games formed the afternoon's entertain ment. Mary Du Bosch carried off the high honors, while Grace Stirritt won the consolation. Mil lie Wilson's name was drawn for the white elephant which Biddy tsixter contributed . The next meeting will be held at the home of Pearl Martin on February 18. Laura Lee Bleakman. renorter for the 'Busy Bakers" 4 H Cooking club held their second meeting at the home of their leader, Na omi Hooker, February 1st. Caro line Martin president and Harold Reynolds, vice president were absent. Mirinda Mae Muserave acted as president. Mary Ella Hinton, Carolyn Hooker and Christina Ross gave a demonstra tion on how to make cinnamon toast, . Mr. and Mrs. Wayn Leathers were attending to matters of business in John Day on Thurs day. The Capon Bros.' Harold and Roy Cork all sold their calves to California buyers this week. Mrs. Trella Boggs of Portland is staying with her sister, Mrs. Doris Capon. Mrs. Capon has been quite ill for the past two weeks. 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