HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. November 5. 1959
Joneses to Celebrate
50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C N Jones will be
honored on their 50th wedding
anniversary Sunday, November
15 with a reception at the Chris
tian church from 3 to 5 p m.
All relatives and friends are
cordially invited.
Hallowe'en Party
Held at Bongers
Saturday evening Harry Bon
eers Jr eave a Hallowe'en party
at the home of his parents. His
euosts were Philip, Mark, Susan,
Steven, Sally and Joyce Blakney,
John Johnson, Barney ana jes
sie Marshall, Kathy Trussing
Mark and Marsha Lovgren and
Bobby Worden.
After trick or treating Harry
and his guests returned home
to enjoy doughnuts and cider.
They also played games.
REALLY GOLDEN is the doub
le bill at the Star Theater Thur
sdav. Fridav. Saturday, SON OF
ROBIN HOOD plus THE NAKED
HILLS.
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Espy Children Given
Hallowe'en Party
A Hallowe'en Dartv was given
gy Mrs Roberta Espy for her
children Lynn and Micky Friday
evening of last week.
Th children who attended
were Philip and Michael Bruce,
Chris, Mark and Laurie Latmart,
Bobby Morris, Ricky GImbel,
Kathryn Cutsforth and Lynn ana
Micky.
Hallowe'en games were play
ed and each of the children
roasted hot dogs and marshmal
lows. Theater Party Held
On Eleventh Birthday
Barbara Gribble, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Lowell Gribble, eel
ebrated her eleventh birthday
Sunday afternoon with a theater
party.
Prior to attending the movie,
games and refreshments were
enjoyed at her home.
Invited guests were Meredith
Webb, Sheridan Wyman, Diane
Schaffitz, Brenda Young, Trisha
Farley, Christine Prussing, Erna
Lynn Winchester, and Gail Batty.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL
WE ARE NOW REDEEMING IN CASH
OR BY CLASS A PREFERRED STOCK ALL
SERIES 3 CAPITAL RESERVE CERTIFI
CATES. THESE CERTIFICATES WERE ISSUED
AS PATRONAGE EARNINGS ON THE 1943
CROP. THIS CALL WILL REMAIN OPEN
UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 1959.
Morrow County
Grain Growers, Inc.
FARMER OWNED AND CONTROLLED
LEXINGTON, OREGON
Two Bluebird Groups
Enjoy Hallowe'en
Party Saturday
Two Bluebird groups enjoyed
a Joint Hallowe'en picnic party
on the court house lawn Satur
day afternoon.
The Pixie group included Hel
en Anderson, Jennifer Blake,
Phyllis Everly, Vicky Robinson,
Paula Siewert, Verla Herschell,
Kathy Matthews, Ruby Fulle-
ton, Marsha Lovgren, Rita Pet
tyjohn and Judy Phoenix. The
Busy Bluebirds were Mona Lisa
Marshall, Sherry Lynn O'Brien,
Sherry Phoenix, Charlene Knox,
Carolyn Bookman, Greta Howell,
Linda Orwick, Martha Pierce,
Nancy Everly and Pamela Hugh
es. The Bluebird leaders Mrs Mar
shall Lovgren, Mrs Glen Ward,
Mrs Pat O'Brien ancL Mrs Bud
Marshall were in charge. The
girls had a hot dog and marsh
mallow roast and played Hal
lowe'en games.
HOURS CHANGED
The hours of the selective ser
vice office, in the court house at
Condon, have been changed to
12:00 to 4:00 p m, Monday
through Friday.
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THE KNITWITS
The Kntwits 4 H club met Tue
sday, October 27 at the home of
their leader Mrs Robert Jones,
with the assistant leader, Mrs
Bruce Spencer helping.
Members present were Melody
Fry, Trisha Farley, Gall Batty,
Sheridan Wyman, Connie Ander
son, Judy Smith, Lynn Burken
bine, Tanna Valentine, Kim Val
entine, Linda Valentine, Carolyn
Slocum, Jean Siewert, Vickl Bar
ratt, Brenda Young and Chris
tine Prussing.
Mrs Jim Valentine was a guest
at the meeting.
We worked on scarfs and the
afghan for the hospital.
Christine Prussing, reporter
BUTTER CREEK 4-H
LIVESTOCK CLUB
The Butter Creek 4-H Live
stock club met Sunday, Nov 1
at the Pine City school. Each boy
and girl Is to give a demonstra
tion during the year. Sherry and
Jimmy Ashbeck may be new
members. Each member receiv
ed their record books. A potluck
dinner was enjoyed by seven
members and their parents.
Sheila Luclani, reporter
BLACKHORSE LIVESTOCK
CLUB
.... The second meeting of the
Blackhorse Livestock 4-H Live
stock club was held November 1.
During the meeting we discus
sed the program for the year.
All were present.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs Jim Bloodsworth.
Barbara Bloodsworth, reporter
SPOON LICKER CLUB
The Spoon Licker 4-H cooking
club met at the home of Patti
Collins on Nov 3. Four members,
Susan Drake, Jean Stockard,
Darlene Anderson and Patti Col
lins, and our leader Mrs Drake
were present.
We pot our project books and
made out our program of work.
our next meeting will be a
tea and program for our moth
ers on Nov 17.
Pattn Collins, reporter
Lexington News
By Delpba Jones
A luncheon was held Saturday
noon honoring Miss Dora Sue
Davidson and Vernon Viall.
Those attending besides the im
mediate family were Charlie
Davidson of lone, Maureen Gro
ves, Judy Darnielle and Dennis
Doherty of Heppner.
Mr and Mrs Harold Young ana
Brigid, and Mr and Mrs Warren
(SOT A MOUSE WDTIH1
WEARY WIRING?
Notonough
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f apptlancts go on?
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PP&L'S
WIRING FINANCING PLAN
Nothing down . . . as long at throo ytars to payl
Pay as Bttlo as $3 a month with your tlodric bill I
PuB Information at your oloctrical contractor's or
noarost PP&l offico.
PACIFIC POWER Sc LIGHT
Modtrn Living culls for Moduli
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We are pleased to return this $55,000 to you,
our patrons, who earned it through patronage
of your own business. In supporting your coop
erative you are aiding your community through
retaining for yourselves, earnings that would
have gone elsewhere. This is our second patron
age refund in 1959. Another follows on 1958
crops.
J Sutton of Van Nuys, Califor
nia were house guests several
days last week at the home of
Mr and Mrs Bob Davidson. Mrs
Young Is a sister of Mrs David
son and Mrs Sutton is an aunt
of Mrs Davioson.
Mrs Maude Pointer of Corval
lis has been visiting her son and
family, Mr and Mrs Don Pointer.
Mrs Dean Hunt and Mrs Tom
Faircloth were weekend visitors
in Portland.
Miss Myrtle McCarl of Harris
Wiring lnadt.uot. for that now
outlots? M applianco you'd liko to havo?
Havo to unplug ono appliance
Sincerely,
cAl Jjamb
Treasurer,
Morrow County
Grain Growers, Inc.
burg, Ore is visiting her brother
and family, Mr and Mrs Morris
McCarL u
Mr and Mrs Tom taircw
attended the McCracken funeral
services In Athena on Monday.
Mrs Bill B Marquardt and Mrs
Carl Marquardt were Hermiston
and Pendleton business visitors
on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Jim "
Monroe were houseguests of Mr
and Mrs Gar Leyva and en oyed
some hunting over the weekend.
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COMPANY
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