HEPPNER GA2ETTE-TIMES, ThuMday, November 6. 1959
Monument News
By MARTHA MATTESON
Mr and Mrs Roy Arlet Cork
and children came In from Port
land where he had been In a
hospital recovering from Injuries
received while fixing a tire. They
spent a week here then went
to their home at Bend.
Mrs Edna Moore held a family
supper Wednesday evening In
honor of her son Emory's 9th
birthday. Present were his sisters
Darlene Boyer, Nlta Cork, their
husbands and children and Miss
Jackie Moore.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Slocum re
turned Saturday evening from
spending a few days In The Dal
les. The Rho Bleakmans spent Sun
day at Mt Vernon visiting her
folks, the Dave Bleakmans. Dave
is on the sick list this week.
Stanley Boyer and Barney Cork
made a business trip to John Day
Monday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Cork were
in Pendleton on business Tues
day. Mr and Mrs II W Scott and
son moved Into one of the Mc
Wlllls houses Tuesday.
LIVESTOCK MARKET,
Cattle Hogs flheep
SALE EVERT TUESDAY
12 Noon
On U. S. Hiway No. 30
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-6655 Hennlston. Oregon
Frank Wink Sons, Ownen
Don Wink Mgi.
Ren. Hermiston JO 7-3111
Mr and Mrs Darrell DeLanev
and three children drove In Tues
day from their home In Grass
Valley, Calif to visit ner motner,
Mrs J Schrum and sister, Mrs
Verne McCarty.
Mrs Harold Wright of Rhea
creek same in Monday to visit
nther. Mrs Wave Jackson.
Tuesdav Mrs Wilbur Flowers ac
companied them to Jonn Day ana
then went to Prinevllle where
she spent the rest of the week
with her husband. Mrs Jackson
and Mrs Wright returned Tues
day. Mr and Mrs Harold Lippert
drove to Redmond Thursday on
business.
Mrs Evelyn Farrens accompan
ied Mrs Harold Wright when she
came over Monday .She visited
with her son Darrell Farrens and
family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Raines and
children of Crescent City, Calif
are here for elk hunting. They
are visiting the Dick Williams
family.
Hunters and the Bleakman and
Musgrave ranches were John
Thomas and Curtis Foster of Jew
el, Ore, Vern Goe of St Helens,
Mr and Mrs Tuffy Holman of
The Dalles, Mr and Mrs Ray
Schwarz of Hood River, Mr and
Mrs Dave Musgrave and Mrs
Raymond Stowe of Mt Vernon,
Mr and Mrs Carl Isom of Irrigon,
Mr and Mrs Les Hellman and
son and Ethel Hellman of The
Dalles, Bill Smith of Hood River,
Jack and Norman Leake of Port
land, Mr and Mrs Orval Wyland,
Barbara, Jim and Boom of Oregon
City, Mr and Mrs Vernon Webb
and daughter, Mr and Mrs Vir
gil Webb and son-in-law of Esta
cade, Mr and Mrsk Marvin Sadd
ler and family of Kinzua. They
all had good hunting and all
had meat to take home.
Mrs L Verda Cox and Mable
Corley went to John Day Tues
day to see Johnny Cox who Is
in the hospital with third degree
burns.
Rh0 Bleakman, Stanley Mus
grave and Jack Forrest are all
hauling gravel from the Harold
Cork ranch this week. They are
building cellars and fixing drive
ways. Mr and Mrs Ray Ogle and Mr
and Mrs Phil Ogle went to Port
land this week. Bea intends to
stay there a few days for medi
cal treatment and Phil and fam
ily will go on to the coast to
visit her sister. Mr and Mrs Ray
Ogle will return this weekend.
Mr and Mrs E E Howell were
in Heppner Friday on business.
The Mattesons received word
the past week of the death of
Arthur Shamblinnow of Portland,
but formerly of Heppner. He
worked on the railroad for many
years.
4-H Club News
IONE SEWING CLUB
The 4-H Sewing club held our
first meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the school house with our
leader, Veda Brenner.
We selected a new name for
our club, it is The Sew and Sew
Girls. Our new officers are, presi
dent, Sandra Eubanks; vice-president,
Arleta McCabe; secretary
Ireasurer, Sherry Corley; news
reporter, Delores Emert and song
leader, Merrilee Leathers.
We will meet the second and
fourth Tuesday of each month.
Sandra and her mother, Mrs
Eubanks, were hostesses and
they served boston cream cake
and hot chocolate with marsh
mallows. Delores Emert, reporter
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