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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1957)
p0Qe 4 Hcppner Gazette Times Wednesday, December 251957 . f lone Masonic Lodge Installs New Officers HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS to our Many Friends and Customers BECKET EQUIPMENT HAROLD BECKET May th lights of Christmas glow In your home with their message of good cheef tnd may you know of the high hopes w have for you at this happy holiday season. GONTY'S HEPPNER r 3 i Tor unto us a child it born, unto us a son Is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder' Psalm 9. -6 7 CHRISTMAS To wish you good cheer at Christmas and tr thank you for your friendships and patronage in the past. 5 I UM-A-LOM I m II "WK LIKE TO HELP FOLKS BUILD PBONE 1-8212 HEPPNEH By Echo Palmateer The following officers were in stalled In the Masonic lodge at their hall Wednesday evening, Dec. 18: Leo Crabtree, worship ful master; Roy Lindstfom, sen ior warden; Adon Hamlett, jun ior warden; Melvin Melena, sen ior deacon; Ralph Taylor, junior deacon; Charles O'Connor, sec retary; Paul Pettyjohn, treasurer; Lewis Halvorsen, chaplain; Wal ter Dobyns, marshall; Robert De Spain, senior steward; James Barnett, junior steward; and Wal ter Roberts, tyler. Gene Rietmann was the installing officer, Lewis Halvorsen the installing marshall and Mrs. Charles O'Connor the musician. A potluck dinner was served by the members of the families preceeded the meeting. There were around 50 present. The Arnica club met at the home of Mrs. Garry Tullis Wed nesday afternoon Dec. 18 with Mrs. Roy Lindstrom as co-hostess. A Christmas party was held and secret pals were revealed. Mrs. Lindstrom showed movies of the past Arnica club parties. Mrs. E. W. Bristow received the door prize. Funeral services were held for Miss Ettie Logan in Portland Dec. 18. She was a former resi dent of the Cecil community and lived in Portland many years. She was an aunt of Mrs. Ray Bar nett of lone, James and John Lo gan of Cecil, Gene Logan of Ar lington and Bryce Logan of Con don. ' Mrs. and Mrs. Ernest McCabe and children moved into their house on Main street. They have been living for the past three years in the Earl McCabe house on Second street. The Joe Hausler family will move into the Earl McCabe house soon. The annual Christmas program was given by the school Thurs day evening, Dec. 19. The first and second grades gave a mus ical playlet, Fir Tree's Christmas. The characters were fir trees, woodsman, a bird, bells, snow flakes and reindeer. The third through eighth grades gave an operetta, The Christmas Wish, with Santa, mothers, children, photographers and carolers, toys etc. The first Christmas, the riat ivlty in silhoutte was presented with Ronald Crabtree as the read- er. Music was by the high school chorus and brass choir. Gary Stephenson was the di rector and Karen Lundell the ac companist. Santa Claus arrived and gave treats to all. The treats were furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn. The P-TA also had charge of some of the arrangements. Continued on Page 5 My Neighbors "It's about time someone began a 'grants-in-aid' plan for consumers!" REVOLT AT FORT LARAMIE is a three-way battle with no vll Hans! Just honest men moved by honor and loyalty. Excellent action in color, plus, the great est lineup of Rock and Roll stars ever assembled. Two days only. Friday and Saturday. (Be S'teoiis Dick's Greenhouse and Flower Shop For this holiday season treat family and friends to traditional desserts, but give them a modern touch. So, by all means serve Pumpkin Pie, but for a welcome change, try this new version: Make a crisp and crunchy flaked coconut pastry crust, for your favorite Pumpkin Chiffon filling. Then add a timely decoration in the form of a toasted coconut horn with any bright candies "pouring" from it in plentiful confusion. This pie is pretty enough for a centerpiece . , . delicious enough for a special party. Coconut Shortbread Crust .ui ' V cup butter 1 cup sifted flour 3 tablespoons sugar 1 cup Baker's Angel 1 egg yolk Flake Coconut Cream butter and sugar. Add egg yolk and blend well. Add flour, mixing thoroughly. Then add coconut. Pat mixture into 9-inch pie pan. Chill 30 minutes, then bake in moderate oven (350 F.) 25 to "1 minutes, or until browned. Cool. tir: J - .is COUUJO m 1 either) ( :$jm Elaine, Kit and David George STAR THEATER Ml If 1 HAPPY Lounge Open at 1 p.m. Christms Day Cafe at 4:00 p.m. O'Donnell's Cafe ANR WAGON WHEEL ( l fee-twos' At the Season approaches, we take this opportunity to send our heartiest and most sincere greetings and to express our appreciation for your past business. We earnestly wish you and yours the best of success and personal happiness. 5''' Farley Motor Company PONTIAC BUICK CMC WILLYS VAUXHALL ll b: Hi M r u ft n I f &
