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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1958)
1&- HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, November 27, 1958 Monument News Mr and Mrs Ansel Martin and her mother, Mrs Ernie Johnson came In Tuesday from Prlne ville. They then went to visit their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Nels Bailey. Mr and Mrs Glenn Williams WE HOPE YOU HAVE A WONDERFUL THANKSGIVING! We're Going To Enjoy It Too - At Home! (CLOSED ALL DAY) MOYER'S CAFE ranm ft '11 1 mm OQDGGO YOU QUALIFY IF YOU'RE 16 YEARS OLD OR YOUNGER! MAW Columbia SPORTS BICYCLE Streamlined, speedy! Ked and whit with lonj of trireme, full equippedl Columbia SPORTS BICYCLE A modern beauty, fully equipped. Blue and white with gleaming chrome. Rides like a breeael Lionel Diesel ELECTRIC TRAIN SET A yawng engineer's dreaml Com plete with 16 plecei plui tram-former. HSU MR. WIZARD DELUXE SCIENCE LAB 44" 13VV' cabinet filled with ex perimental equipment for the young scientist. Super Deluxe BOWLING & 3 Speed Portable PHONOGRAPH Wenderful listening for any young lady and her friends. Unbreakable plaltlc case. Electric Golden 2 full chromatic octavei with true organ tone. Muilc book Included. . sm.- 4 raSSrltXJil "'DOLL BUGGY p ' ' rTTTTTfi I JBrTTX! 1 maz&n I e If SHUFFLEBOARD SET Two popular games In onel Can be played Indoori or outdoor tor year round tun. Brownie Starflash CAMERA OUTFIT Perfect cameri lor beglnnersi Complete with neck Itrap, bulbs batteries and film, Spauldin FIELDER'S GLOVE The flove all "little leaiueri" wantl Finest oiled leather, profes sional lacing. A most stylish stroller for a little girl's dolls. Sturdily built, fully collapslbe. High Fashion DOLL SET She's 20" tall, pretty as a princess! Smartly dressed with 2 autre outfits. Deluxe Cosmetic VANITY CASE A gorgeous studded case loaded with toy cosmetics and vanity Items for the junior miss. Contest Starts Nov 28 OUR LUCKY NUMBER WINNER WILL RECEIVE A RHINESTONE SET Necklace, Bracelet Cr Earrings Christmas Cards A LARCE SELECTION IN STOCK HALLMARK QUALITY "When you care enough to lend the very best" 25 of a kind boxed $1 To $6.75 If Personalised (3 day service) S1.9S to $7.70 Assortments 50c To $2.50 SPECIAL HALLMARK Value Pack 42 cards $1.98 Humphreys Drug Co. Llndel Broadfoot of Dayton, Wash was In town Wednesday on business. and Mrs Dick Williams went to Pendleton Wednesday. Stanley Musgrave and George Kirk drove to John Day Tues day. Chuck Van Detta killed his elk Friday. Six points even on both sides. Ernie Johnson went to Heppner Friday evening to visit his new grandson, daughter and wife. Gerald Slocum drove to The Dalles Friday, returning home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Tom Ross of Hepp ner were In town Sunday on busi ness. I The M M M club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Wave Jackson. Mrs Wilbur Flowers was co -hostess. The American Legion and aux iliary held their meetings at the grange hall Thursday evening. I Plans are under way for the 1 Gay 90 dance which is held every year In January. Don Holden of Yakima, Wash, representative for the Northwest ern Woolen Co of Minnesota, has spent several days in town. Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith and children left Friday for Idaho, where they were called by the death of his father. "Charlie Williams and grand father Raines of Pasco came in Saturday. Mrs Dick Williams re turned with them on Sunday to spend a week there visiting. Airman First Class Ivan Glen ger and family, Capt Duane Stan ford and 1st Lt Dennis Nicnols of Larsen AFB, Wash; Dr Paul KamMey, Tommy Williams and Dr Vernon Sprague, Instructors from the University of Oregon at Eugene were all hunters at the Robert Glenger home. The high school put on their play and dance last Saturday night. They had a good crowd. As the high school dance and the dance on Dec 6 are so close together, there will not be a Thanksgiving dance given by the ladles club this year. Mr and Mrs Joe Wheeler and children spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of their daughter and family, the Hlburn Hunts. Wave Jackson and coach Stu art drove to the Harold Wright home on Rhea creek the 14th for the weekend. Mrs Wright is a daughter of Mrs Jackson. Floyd Ferguson of John Day came over and got his mother, Mammie Ferguson and took her home with him for a visit. Wilber Flowers was here from Prineville for the weekend with his wife and mother. Ansel Martin of Prineville spent the weekend in Heppner with his family, coming to Mon ument Sunday to see his folks. Mr and Mrs Gus Peterson an nounce the birth of a son, born Nov 21 at the Heppner hospital. Mr and Mrs Lynn Forrest an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Patricia to Mr Dean Mann of Brightwood, Oregon, last week. After their honeymoon to ' Reno they will make their home at Brightwood. Jim Croker made a business trip to John Day Friday. I The Portland Commission of Public Docks I Congratulated THE MORROW COUNTY PORT DISTRICT Portland, the major deepwater port for the Columbia Basin, takes pleasure in extending hearty congratulations to the people of Morrow County on the establishment of the Morrow County Port District The creation cf your Port District is a great step toward the reali zation of linking your area to the sea and providing access to the markets of the world. We, like you, live by our river. Realizing the tremendous significance of the river as our great two-way main street of trade, we eagerly look forward to cooperation with the Morrow County Port District Marshall N. Dana, Chairman Captain Homer T. Shaver, Vice-Chairman t t - A. E. Gunderson H. B. Cooper Raymond M. Kell V i V J J 3070 N,W. Front -1 t Thomtt P. Qutrin, Gneral Mtnigtr MY LIVING COSTS HAVE GONE UP, TOO! But the average price you pay for electricity has gone down 16.6 since 1949 Today, more than ever, modern electric living is the biggest bargain in your family budget! PACIFIC POWER. & LIGHT COMPANY Since 1949 PP&l has spent $261,000,000 on new construction to help you live better . . . electricallyl 1949 1958 21 A u'OiO V r -16 National consumer price Index. Average cost of PP&L electricity per kilowatt-hour for home use. THE REXALL STORE TiimnFUtiiiiiinntinniiii1 e
