HEFPNEB GAZETTE TIMES. TfcuJaday. fbruaT 96
lone Legion Auxiliary Meels February 2
lary met at the home of 1 jPMticr
Elbe Aker. Tu.-.day .ftm . JVv. I T3k i ! -'J'
Feb 2 with Mm una 11 """ k,
irti.l l.v Mrs Chariot Doner
ty. 1st vie,, president. U was de
tided to have Initiation of mem
bers at the LrgU'ii hull. Feb 16
preceded with a .tluk suppf
at 6:30 p m. Mrs Karl Mab
Americanism chairman. report
ed that the topics on American
Ism In the schl were f"r the
senior division. "Why My F-du-cation
Is Important to the Future
of America. The Junior division.
Why I Love My Country." Prizes
of $5 for first and 52 50 for sec
ond will be given. Mr McCabe
also had a flag quiz. Clothes
have been gathered and will be
sent to the Save the Children
Federation. Mrs Ted Pnlmateer Is
the chairman of child welfare.
The next meeting March 1 will
be at the home of Mrs Echo
Talmateer and cookies will be
brought by members to be sent
to the Veterans home In Rose
burg. Members arc to bring 2
dozen cookies and Junior mem
bers one dozen. Mrs Doherty re
ceived the door prize.
The lone Extension Unit mem
bers met at the home of Mrs
E Markham Baker Thursday, Feb
: . . t fit-. .n liiiiri
ind al Miuwru -
a ih. world. Members
brought dlahn of food the are
in.-ttir.rf and banquet In IVndla-
..... U'.tirlV of at W'erk.
.
Morgan U the vie president of
tl. Land Bank.
Hre Mrhall George KinKcau
anJ Don Hnn "urn Ine ae
Industrial Accident (mmllon,
Salem and Standard OH men
re still checking the oil leak
here In town.
Mr and Mr Garland Swanon
iH-nt a few das In Salem this
week.
hd vry uct"aful arJ part)'
at the Mw.lt! Saturday
learning. Ttiuw. winning prize
were In pinothl P unuirum
.n.i Mi, j,,hn Laie. hlfc'h; Earl
vt ."a!ra '.Morgan and M lU TJ,h..
l,.w; Donald lli-UM-r ana .
Edna Turner. plnhl. In
bridge. Mrs MaUl t otter, high;
nd Mr Arvllla Swanw.n lw
and Jack high. Mm W G Seehafer
received the door prize.
Mr. hu Cullman and Mr
Lela Ball entertained the pin
iXTUZ t M ; the Community church
Tt.ey aio ,ruuV ' ... . i.,r dhM-uaxIng the
A eric of flawea will be 'w.e cjub at the Coleman home
FOH
SEED CLEANING
Cr TREATING
CALL
Harold Erwin
Phone 6-5808
.... . ... ,.irifr . Mr U' l
MacKenzle brought a wine dip
p,r from the Philippine; Mrs
Nelson tume rryatal and silver
from Sweden and Mrs Baker had
nirlei from women that atten
ded the convention In Toronto.
Canada a few years "
articles from Finland. Those
present at the meeting were Mrs
Baker. Mrs Nelson. Mm Mac
Kenzle. Mrs Howard Crowell. Mrs
Leland MrKlnney. Mrs L A Mc
Cabe and Mrs Arthur Keene.
Guests Sunday at the Ida Cole
man home were Mrs Rodney
Crawford Jr and daughter. Patty
and Mrs Jack Dyson and daugh
ter. Roberta of Portland. Mr and
Mrs Dick Ekstrom and daughter.
Vlckey of La Grande; Mr and
Mrs Jack Healy and children and
Mr and Mrs LenRay Schwarz of
Heppner; Mrs Wallace Gaars
land. and Mrs Clyde Crawford
and sons. The occasion was to
celebrate the 9th birthday of
Linda Williams.
Mr and Mrs Harold Dobyns,
m r. Hermann and John Jcp-
sen were Portland visitors last
Christian Faith. Tlie first meet
ing will be held In the parson
age. Feb 11 at 7:30 V M to decide
on the time and number of meet
ings to be held.
Tk. i,r,ir hifh Pilcr m fel
lowship group went to Cut.sforth
f..r.t vonlni Tho recelv
Ing prize were Mr Clyde Craw
ford, high; Jo Caandand low;
Mr Wallace Gaarland. K pin
ot hie and Mm J a me Morgan the
dKr prize.
Mr and Mr Robert Jepsen en
tertained at brld-e at their home
Saturday evening. Mrs Ivay
receive!
lowsiuc K'"u' Saturday rveninjj.
camp In the mountains Sunday and Gem. an
afternoon. SU-ddlng and skiing tn0 .,Tize
A K Hlnnnr UAH Ml SO I
Former Monument
Mn I Afnf Arm i
ridii lujcj iim
In Accident
By MARTHA MATTESON
A former Monument man. Joe
n mm tt. . in i.uii n rit-ni aim
V. lienor. - ,., i
. t, ir.w In a saw nun
neddent. February 2 at Daton.
Washington.
M..ti..r Ma changing some
1,-eth on an edger when the ma-
chine accidentally slippM tnio
gear at the M L H mill. He wat
runhed to the Brining hospital
for emergency treatment a he
had lst considerable blH and
was In a state of shock. Aner
be was
Top Sofery Record
Set bv Area
PPCrL Employees
ininmnt at Davton,
trt ih Walla Walla Gen-
i hcnitni uhere he Is under
01 - c. ,. H.,h 'the care of a specialist. Mrs Mel-
The Eastern Star Social club nf " ' L.Khnrl wa rest-
liervea. inose ianioM '--,. .. the home of Mrs waiter -
the mountains Wednesda.- a
I- T . an.1 Mr i.arrvi-
MBCrventH". i' -
u r. ontcived. A dinner wa auw
served. Those taking the group to
Tullls. Mr and Mrs Meivin wei
ena. Mr rnd Mrs Robert Jep-
sen and Mr and Mrs waiter
Corley.
Mr and Mrs Clarence iionz are
visiting In Tacoma. Wash.
Thfl r.inochlo club was enter
tained at the home of Mrs Ed
Baker In Lexington Friday even
ing i,i last week. It was a come
as you are party. Those receiv
ing prizes were Mrs James oar
n,.tt hleh: Mrs Howard Crowell.
low. Mrs Tom White, 300 pin
ochle and Mrs Baker the door
A buby shower was Riven in
Mrs Sam Esteb.
At the Bunchgrass Rebckah
kKlge meeting Thursday even
Ing of last week the following
were appointed: Mrs Paul Petty
John, trustee for three years;
Mrs Cleo Drake as degree cap
tain and Mrs Ernest Ileliker and
Mrs Cecil Thorne on finance
committee and Mrs Omar Rlet
mann on the relief committee.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Holtz were
Portland visitors last week. They
visited with Mrs Holtz'a sisters,
Miss Virginia Jepsen and Miss
Anna Jepsen while there.
sited relatives ana menus. a ..ov, th. oift. ... .j m.im9nn and
. TtMljk KUVntllllN fl SBISILU KIWI I TVi P Mill 1UI3 IklVUII""" - -
nZtJll' of the AUar Soc1 son, visited relatives In Arllng-
7 wh Mrs Elizabeth were the Hostesses. t0n Saturday oi lasi ween..
&tan7nd Mr and Mrs Ted Palmateer Mr, Ray Turner and sons of
' "p.; C , .nd Mrs 'and daughter. Janet, made a trip Pendleton visited her parent;
.ter Goodrich and son, Norman, to Portland over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Cleo Drake ana
of Husum. Wash. Their son. Ronnie, stayea wun otner reiauves ..r.
f- nnsi HTpa i.Tiiinn Marfan hi- ms krraiiumunn.ii i
ii I anu '
tended a Federal Land Bank Healy. In Heppner.
Rov Lindstrom was
land visitor last week.
sen were rortianav.snr. a oimscheid
week. Dooyns ' .onf,mlav aftPrnoon In the base-
tended business meeunK , winhmi rhurrh Mn
Mr Dobvns and Mrs Hermann ment of St Williams churtn. Mrs
Mrs uooyns unu " rhArles Dohcrtv and Miss Ann
visited relatives and friends .Charlw J f
Hnn 1IV
It ernoon,- - , af.. ,h-
with Mr. Roy Linds:rom a, co-1 -nor- - ' -
hostess. After the business mee-1 c,enta and tnrPl chlld
ing pinochle was played. Those hi. wife Clenta a
receiving prizes were Mrs wm. gn rxIH.rlcnct.d
Barnett. Mrs Walter uonn anu - , d wn
a Port.
E R Lundell celebrated his
K-ith blrthdav Sunday with a
mftnn hnnr lit his home. Others
Mr and Mrs Robert Grablll Jr present were Mrs Lundell. Mr
Ol I I'JlUKlVll I
'night at the home of Mr and Llndstrom and Robert UraKe
Safety' olwoy In fyle at
the telephone company.
And though telephone man
Don Bandonl may not look
It, he'a dressed fa1 safety
from the top of hla hard
hat to his climbing boots.
Those glasses aren't to cor
rect his eyesight, they're
strictly for protection. So
are the insulated rubber
gloves, safety belt, and
other equipment he car
ries. The special safety de
vices Don and other phone
men have for each Job pay
off for them and their fam
ilies, of course. Pays off for
you, too, because safe Jobs
are good Jobs and good
Jobs attract the capable
men like Don Bandonl who
keep your service working
right
It you war fo guait tchat being held in thit hand, what
would you say it is f A new hind of paper clip? A hairpin f
Actually, it's a thermistor, and I'm told it is one of tht most
Mensitive temperature measuring
devices known to scienoe. Therm
Mora first saw the light of day
back in the 1930's at tht BeU
Telephone Laboratories. And they
are used by the millions in the
telephone business as automatio
volume regulators for your tele
phone service. Recently, thermis
tors have been carried in satellites
and used by medical scientists to
4nVm itYrtfrntiira injtiA humnn
hearts. Proves that not aU space-age ideas are new ones and,
when you read about thermistor, you realize how many dif
ferent ways telephone science oorks for all of us.
When was th last tlrna you had
a phone visit with an out-of-town
relative or friend? And how
many times have you meant to
write, but just never got around
to it! Well, nothing's easier
than picking up the phone right
nnw and ratchintr ud on all the
news. I ll bet you'll both get a big kick out of a phone calL
Mrs A A Stefani. They also vis
ited Mr and Mrs A E Stefani.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Norton ol
rrniina soent a few days with
their daughter and family, Mr
and Mrs Fredrick Martin.
Mr and Mrs Robert Rletmann
and sons spent Sunday in La-
Grand with relatives.
natea to remember:-
Feb 12 Topic club at the home
of Mrs Mabel Cotter at
P M.
Feb 16 Miriam Circle will meet
at the Community cnurcn o
2 PM. The program Is "Lay
ettes in the Making, their
mission assignment
Feb 16 American Legion aux
iliary meeting, initiation at
8 P M. A potluck supper at
6:30 P M.
Feb 17 Arnica club at the home
of Mrs Clyde Crawford at
2 PM.
Feb 18 H E C of Willow grange
at the home of Wate Craw
ford with a dinner at noon.
Members are to bring salads
and desserts.
Feb 21 Willows grange meet
ing In the afternoon with
ootluck dinner at noon.
f.w 9iNromi Circle at the
w - -
Community church In the
evening. Program. Re-new-ing
toys for Migrant child
ren. Toys may be brought to
the church to be mended.
The Eastern Star Social club
v
V
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A
Some folks even set aside a
certain night every week or so
just for a phone visit. That
-ay their call is expected and
they can save on the even
lower station-to-station rates
after 6 p.m. Pacific Tlphon
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COUGH
CENTER
TABLETS
K cim your wgi to cough A
? ulif up to 4 hourly Q
jrft ccught due to'JcoUf'
, r;i'jr honiud'- '.v v,.-. ;
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Heppnar. Oregon
Dinner iruests at the home of
Mr and Mrs Milton Morean Sat
urday evening were Mr and Mrs
Marlon Palmer, Mr and Mrs h.
Markham Baker, Rev and Mrs
Rod Mac Kenzle and daughter,
Kathryn, Judy Morgan and Mar
ilyn and Gary Morgan.
MAN OR GUN gets going fast,
hard and handsome from
mill hand, having worked wun
this type of equipment since his
.u-hnrri from the service In
1917. He started working for the
M L H mill In February vjsj
when they opened their new mill
seven miles from Dayton.
Mrs Gloria Smith had the mis
fortune to fall down her base
ment stairs the other morning.
She cut and bruised her face
and Ben Spain was called to
take her to the John Day hos
pital where she had to have
several stitches taken. She was
brought home Saturday.
Th Verne Mccartys were in
John Day Monday on business.
The MMM club met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs
Grace Stlrrltt. There were 16
ladles and three children there,
pinna are cettlnc under way
for the city park. The next meet
ing will be at the home or iurs
Fred Shanks on Feb IS.
Mr and Mrs Harold Dean
Woods of Long Creek spent Sun-
rt.iv hpr vlsitlncr her iolks ,Mr
and Mrs Charles Vandetta and
children.
Rernie Allstott of North Port
land was in town Friday on busl-
ness.
Fred Shank drove to Portland
early Thursday with his daugh
ter, Miss Laura Lee bnanK ana
Miss Carolyne Martin who
moved the rest of their things
home as thev will not return
there to school for a while.
Mr and Mrs Frank Howell, Mrs
Everett Howell and Mrs Clifford
up, stirring musical duck
pmund. Dlus JACK WEBB in
30. Star Theater
day-Friday-Saturday.
praUlng the district s safety per-
tortr.ance were ijy iop or-
fltUW cf Pacific Power, chair
man of the board Paul B MiKee,
t.reohlcnt D R McClunfi and con-
-.!!.- CsiiTSO Mi. Kiltie.
A r-cw record aeven '. . . i .
and r;3.0) man hour without individual employee received
a disabling Injury 'on ,,it"lt,, rtfety card indicating the num
recognition lt wek when lHbt.r Cl( veart worked without a
cal employee of Pacific Power j , art.iderit. Fredrick
A Light Company were honored , n,.mttn. Hep.
pner. ha maintained a perfect
Hafety record for 11 year.
at a safety nanquei in
ton.
PPiL employee In Pendleton.
HermUton and Heppner nave
maintained a clean siate simir
January. 1953, without a time
lo accident or Injury- Only one
other Pacific Power district has
a better safety record,
n n Thnmas. recional super
visor of the Oregon State Indust
rial Accident Commission, pre
sented a state Award or weru
to the district employees.
A IPL safety achievement
award was presented to Eldon
Drennan, district manager, by C
n..rnM ramnhell of Portland,
director of personnel for rrL.
Other Pacific rower omciais
at the dinner at the Pendleton
golf club Included George 11
Nostrant. general superinten
dent; Tom Keenan, assistant
general manager, and Fons J
Hughes, samety director. Harry
Pendleton, state elec
trical Inspector, represented his
agency.
Congratulatory messages
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opening scene and rarely lets,jjowen jcf t Sunday for Portland
on business.
Mr and Mrs Henrv Martin
Thurs- drove to Prlneville Friday even
ing to return their granason,
Gary Allen Martin to his par
ents. Mr and Mrs Ansil Martin.
Gary had spent a week visiting
here. The Martins returned home
Sunday evening.
There was a good crowd Satur
day for the stockmen's meeting.
Lunch was served by the grange
ladies.
Mr and Mrs Boone Widdle and
two sons of Dayton, Washington
came in Saturday to visit her
folks, Mr and Mrs Al Brown.
Maynard Hamilton, Henry
Cupper and Mrs Jack Cavender
drove to John Day Thursday on
business.
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