Schools Present Christmas Program
' ECHO PALMATEER
lone schools gave the fol
Christmas program Tues
ening, Dec 22 at the caf
1: A Woodland Scandal bv
t and 2nd grades; band
rs by the 5th grade; Jolly
and by the 3rd and 4th
; band numbers by the
a and 8th grades; Station
mes t0 School by the 5th
the high school band;
Jaint Nick Wanted by the
h and 8th grades; high
chorus. The teachers of
hools had charge of the
n. Santa and his helpers
ut treats afterwards to all.
ts were sponsored by the
The room was decorated
tree and other ornaments.
fW Bristow received the
sponsored by the P-TA.
ind Mrs Clell Rea enter
,the following at dinner
nas: Miss Alice Nichoson
land, Mr and Mrs Gerald
f Heppner, Mrs Arvilla
in, Mrs Edith Nichoson
A Petteys.
and Mrs L J Stract and
n of Sacramento, Calif
Christmas with her mother,
Echo Palmateer. Others
or Christmas were Mr and
I Mrs Ted Palmateer and children
and Mr and Mrs Pete Cannon
and children.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Gaars
land ind Mrs Ida Coleman and
granddaughters, Linda and
Maryann Williams spent the
weekend in Portland with rel
atives. Truman Cannon of Portland
was a visitor at the home of his
brother and family, Mr and Mrs
Pete Cannon. He also spent
Christmas with his mother, Mrs
Ada Cannon in Heppner.
Dinner guests at the Lloyd
Morgan home Christmas were Mr
and Mrs Richard Lundell and
Sharon and Mr and Mrs Ray
Tumor and sons of Pendleton,
Mr ard Mrs E R Lundell and
Norton, Mr and Mrs Cleo Drake
and Bob, and Mr and Mrs Paul
Pettyjohn and Paul Jr and Dian
na and Walter Rletmann.
A candlelight service was held
at the Community church Christ
mas eve. Services were held at
St Williams Catholic church
Christmas morning and services
were held at the Valby Lutheran
cliurch in Gooseberry Christmas
afternoon.
Haptismal services were held
at the Community church Sun
day morning for Donna Marie
and Debra Lee, twin daughters
of Mr and Mrs Lee Palmer. Rev
Rod MacKenzie, pastor officiated
asjisted by Robert DeSpain.
Those who attended the ski
retreat with Pilgrim Fellowship
groups at Reed College Ski Lodge
on Mt Hood Monday through
Wednesday of this week were
Paula Barak, Bob Rice, Kenneth
Nelson, Kenny Lynn Smouse, and
Leslie Madden and Rev Mac
Kenzie. Groups from the Con
gregational churches In Hills
boro and Forest Grove will meet
there with them.
Pvt Jerry Bristow of Ft
Leonardwood, Mo spent a 15 day
leave with his parents, Mr and
Mrs E W Bristow.
Mr and Mrs E W Bristow, Pvt
Jerrv Bristow. Donald Bristow,
spent Christmas in Portland with
Mr and Mrs Tom Bristow and
in Bay City with Mr and Mrs
Ernest McCabe and family.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rice and
Bob, spent Christmas In The
Dalles with relatives.
Mr and Mrs R F Cunningham
of Sappho, Wash spent the hol
idays with their daughter and
family, Mr and Mrs Walter Ja-1
cobs.
Mr and Mrs Ray Heimblgner
snd children spent Christmas
with relative! In Odessa. Wash.
Mr and Mr? E Markham Baker
and daughter. Mardine, spent
the holiday with their ion and
family, Mr and Mrs Duane Baker
at Menlo Park, California.
Mr and Mrs John Sanders and
children spent Christmas with
the John Eubanks family in the
Eubanks mountain home.
Lt LeRoy Brenner of Okinawa
is home on a 15 day leave with
his parents, Mr and Mrs C E
Rrenner. The Brenner's other son,
Pvt Kenneth Brenner of Fort
Ord, Calif Is also on a furlough.
The Brenners and sons spent
Christmas in Portland. Their
other son, Gary Brenner, student
at the University of Oregon was
also in Portland. Judy Eubanks
returned to lone with them and
will go to school here.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Thome spent
Christmas in Walla Walla with
her sister and family, Mr and
Mrs Carl Grassi.
Mr and Mrs Don Brostrom and
family of Halsey were visitors
Sunday at the Thornes.
Christmas guests at tne Lewis
Halvorsen home were Mr and
Mrs Archie Munkers and Miss
Maureen Groves of Lexington
and Mrs Hattie Crabtree.
Guests at the Leo Crabtree
home Christmas were Mr and
Mrs Larry Scheelar and children
of Spokane, Mr and Mrs Don
Scheelar and children and Mrs
Blanche Scheelar of Salem and
Mr and Mrs Alvln McCabe and
son.
Miss Kay Sherer of La Grande
and Wayne Pierce of Redmond
spent Christmas Eve at the home
of Mr and Mrs Meador in Prairie
City.
Mr and Mrs Earl Wright and
Mr and Mrs Guy Wright and
sons of Baker spent Christmas
at the home of Mrs Ida Grablll.
Dates to remember :
Dec 31 Watch party art the Wil
lows grange halL Entertain
ments, everyone welcome.
Jan 5 American Legion Auxil
iary meeting at thp Cecil
Thome home.
Jan 5 City council meeting at
8 pm.
Jan 6 12th Night ceremony at
Rietmann's vacant lot on
Main street at 4:45 P M.
Christmas trees may be ta
ken to the lot or will be
gathered up by boys Monday,
Jan 4 after school if left on
the curb.
Jan 7 Installation of officers at
the Rebekah lodge at 7:30
? M.
Jan 8 Topic club meeting at the
home of Mrs Charles O'Con-
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, December 31. 19S9
nor.
Mr and Mrs Franklin Llnd
strom returned home last week
from a trip to Europe where they
visited their son, Pfc Arthur
Lindstrom.
Christmas guests at the Frank
li ii Lindstrom home were Mr
and Mrs Hugh Bell of Condon,
Mrs Anna Lindstrom, Mr and
Mrs O L Lundell and Cecil Pad
berg. Mr and Mrs Ronnie Mc
Cabe of Brookings were visitors
there Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Bell of
The Dalles stopped In lone last
week while on their way to
Heppner to visit relatives.
RIETMANNS HOLD REUNION
The Rletmann family reunion
was held at the home of Mr
and Mrs Omar Rietmann Sun
day, Dec 27. Others present were,
Mr and Mrs Van Rietmann and
Marie and Tommy of Condon;
Mr and Mrs David Rletmann and
Kearney Jo, Paul, and KristI Jo
of Kennewick, Wash; Mr and
Mrs Victor Peterson and John
and Sally of The Dalles; Walter
Rietmann, Mr and Mrs Victor
Rietmann; Mr and Mrs Robert
Rletmann and Jonn and Joe; Mr
and Mrs Bill Rietmann and Mark
and Brian; Mr and Mrs David
Rletmann and Wayne, Julie and
Harold; Gene and Larry Riet
mann all of lone and Mr and
Mrs Dean Rhode of Echo. A din
ner was served at noon and
games were played. They also
enjoyed slides.
Patty Healy of Butter Creek is
visiting at the Ted Palmateer
home.
Mr and Mrs Vernice Crawford
of Helix and Mrs John Voorhees
and daughters of Portland were
visitors at the Wate Crawford
home over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Walter Bergstrom
of Oakland, Calif visited his
parents, Mr and Mrs Carl Berg
strom and other relatives last
week.
Long Distance Nation-Wide
Moving Service
Mayflower Agents
Padded Vans
PEN LAND BROS.
TRANSFER CO.
Pendleton, Oregen
Phone CR 6-3111
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Await the First Baby Born at Heppner's
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in i960
The Baby and Parents Will Receive the Following Gifts Given by the Businesses and Merchants of Heppner.
RULES
1 Winning baby must be born at or on Its way
to Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner.
2Parents must be residents of Morrow, Gil
Ham, Grant, Wheeler or Umatilla counties.
3 Exact time of birth must be specified in
written statement by attending physician.
4 Winner will be announced in next week's
paper.
5 In the event of a tie, the awards will be
distributed at the discretion of committee.
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FROM
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Baby's First Shoes
FROM
BANK OF EASTERN
OREGON
v $5 Savings Account
FROM
THOMSON BROS.
GROCERY
Case of Baby Food
:rOM
HEPPNER AUTO PARTS
Electric Bottle Warmer
:ROM
HEPPNER B. P.O. ELKS
$5 In Cash
FROM-
CENTRAL MARKET
Box of Oranges
FROM
COURT STREET MARKET
Case of Canned Milk
FROM
HEPPNER CLEANERS
$5 In Cleaning
FROM
WES'S RICHFIELD
10 Gallons of Gas
FROM
ELMA'S APPAREL
Printed Baby's Sleeper
FROM
HEPPNER HARDWARE
AND ELECTRIC
$3.00 Credit On
Any Purchase
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FARLEY MOTOR
COMPANY
$5 In Cash
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TIMES
One Year Subscription
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b BRYANT
$5 In Cash
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HUMPHREYS DRUG CO.
Baby Scales
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Training Chair
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JACK'S CHEVRON
STATION
10 Gallons of Gas
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PIONEER MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
25 of Hospital Bill
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Car Bottle Warmer
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Baby Car Seat
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Silver Baby Cup With Name
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COMMERCE
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1 Dozen Diapers
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Case of Baby Food
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Formulette Set
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1 Case of Mixed,
Strained Baby Food
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One Gallon Honey
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OREGON
Heppner Branch
$5.00 Savings
FROM
HEPPNER VARIETY
Baby Bottle Sterilizer