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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1960)
Chats With Your Home Agent By ESTHER KJRMIS Twrlv cuuniy extern ion genu and mywlf surely had a work-out last wtn-k when w attended a 4 11 clothing work shop at the Orecon State College under the direction of MIs Htl dt'farde StreutYrt. OSC clothing HclalUt. We disountwd such things as why clothing U Included In the 4 II program; why the clothing project Interests 4 II girls; the merits of Informal teaching; why we hae leader training; and how do we get 4 11 leaders. Two sets of slide were re-' viewed, One called "Growing up" showed the physical and emotional development of 4 II members; their abilities as to coordination; and their Interests in personal appearance and grooming. The other set of slides was on "Accessories" which brought out such things as how does one glamorize with accessories and plans for building an accessory wardrobe. We spent some time choosing V , ter to CvlW If she's J"t going !tv t't t iarrtel? Mr Kutn-rli l'ratcr, OS.' family life i-ctllt, . "Yc. fur a we f rsn." in addition U broadening her education. sh will be tetter pre pared ti earn a living In the decade after she's out vt school Atu retvnt figures Indicate she's going to carry m hare of the famllv pa check home. She may work for few years after she's !. Lexington Altar Society Elects , Mr and Mr C C June and HtrrXtl GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, February if fN-lli' Ml I ttat A A rVt . 9 m tm!.,...im,w. li-.miwfc.w-mi m nw 1ii.mm.i...h . I mim' ' I r OELFKA JONES The Lexington AlTar 5ti,ty met at the Bernard iViherty home one day lat wek and elected the following cf fleers: the flrt Mrs E J IVherty. president; Mrs married. Rotiert Kilkenny. lc president; before children, and again after, Mrs fat CuUforth. secretary. the children are raised, figures They planned a rtluk dinner Indicate, In ISM the largest for Feb 14. number of women workers were Mrs Henderson of La Grande I 40 years of age. About a fifth houeguet of her son and t.o...e In Wall Walla Sunday, j n m9WW9 wanaaU hrmrtnlvt the Sunday wghl uued tba Geaeral Euadi instruction cUki at the church. '(.War I- Itet.n. TW Women Fellowship grinipl J"'" the Sadie rarrUh. Co, Clerk ! meets Tueiay. eb Id at i . .. . . a aaii.. .. bekah Ivhlge meets Thurd)'. ;Mra lby. IVp Feb IS at wl.Uh time secret u- 'iJlilan Sweek, IVp ters will l-e repealed and new SUU Mi t'arilel. Treaa, iu will I drawn. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS County Court met in regular of the nation s Income In the family. Mr and Mrs Lonnle Hen- "-""'on on me cm uay n n- form of wanes and salaries la demon. ur- "l"" minutes of the earned by women. The rub mct j iVwnber term were read and Although the husband may be trvln hom, gundav nieht il'prol The following appoint- GEORGE STADCLMAN. Tba able to support the family on wl!n . ainnn at 7 p m. Present !nM'n, " mtae: . C iaues iruu grower ana poccvc. nis paycnecK, women ouen re- wenf Mr and Mri ran Iturtt, Mr who boa fUsd for tba stata turn to work to fill an emotional lam1 Mr, Johnny Ledbetter. lit senate as a Republican from 'need, to be able to buy things ' r n the 16th district Stodclmon Files for District Senate Post as Republican George (Bun) Stadelman, of Tlie Dalles has filed for the state senate on the Republican that will Increase their standard of living, or to help provide for youngsters schooling. This is re vealed In the fact that more than half of all working women are married and living with their husbands. Of these 3CK work either at full or part time Jobs. Women today live longer than and hostess. Mr and Mra Armln Wlhlon were guests of her sinter In Pres cott. Wash on Sunday. Miss Dona Barnett and Mrs Trlna Tarker were visiting In ndleton on Saturday. party for the lGth district which 'their husbands. In one out of ten too. Seventy percent of the col lege educated wives provided wall. Hospital youthful patterns for 4 11 girls incjutics Morrow. Gilliam, families in the U S women ore diets meeting recommendations Wheeler. Sherman. Wasco and the head. In nearly half of these for all basic four food groups. and selecting fabrics to coordl nate with them. We also took 4-11 garments and planned ac cessories for them. A block of time was set aside for the agents to make up sam ples showing the steps in put ting In a zipper, attaching con vertible and peter pan collars; putting in a fitted facing; set ting in sleeves and the finish ing of sleeves; and linings and hems in skirts. Long Distaaee Nation -Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 Hood River counties. Stadelman is one of the own ers and active In the manage ment of Stadelman's, a fruit growing, packing and shipping organization. He has served as mayor of The Dalles, ex-presl-dent of the League of Oregon Cities, and chairman of the ad visory committee for the state training schools. The candidate advocates re lieving the price squeeze on farmers, tax squeeze on workers and business men, and he be lieves the state tax base must be broadened by acquiring new Industry. The senate post Is now held by Ben Musa, The Dalles Democrat. families, in which the mother is A little more than half of the the head, there are children un- elementary graduates and high dor 13 years of age. school graduates provided a diet Families In which the mother meeting the recommended re Is college-educated eat better, qulrements. Board; Orvllle Cuuforth, Fair Board; and Dewey West, Jr, Budget Com mittee. The Court ordered that the Heppner Garette Times be declared the official county newspaper for 19). Bids were let to the Shell Oil Co. for gas oline, and to the Union Oil Co. for dlesel fuel. The County Join ed with Hermlston ami surround ing area In a Sanitary Land Fill DIM. for garbage disposal. The County Court Is to hire a man for the weed spraying program, the Clerk to keep a record of all transactions. The Court ordered that the Morrow County Grain Growers be annexed to the Irrl gon Rural Fire Protection Dist rict. Hil 04 St ?0 2737 2072 TT2 00 Xll2 3I2P2 . C 10 2H5 97 157.72 T7.S0 47.55 Harry Dlngee, Aeor . ItoderU k Thomson. lcp. . Velma Class. II Nure .. Alma Green. Off. C!Jc .... Darl Hudson. Jan J. O Hager. J. of P. ft 11 Rami. J. of P J.ttephln Rands. Off. Clk A. U. McMurdo. M. D. Phys. 21.37 Herb. W. White. Jr . Ct. Rep. 9.134 Pub. Fmp. Ret. Bd.. Sal. 9147. Soc. Sec. 210 90 ... 304 37 N. W. Hasp. Serv Sal. W12. D. A. 72 In. 55.00 147 40 First Nat'l Bank. Sal 54885 St. T Comm.. Jial 3lJttl St. Ind. Aee. Comm. Sal, . . 163.1 Turner. Van Marter. A rant. Bonds 130 00 Harry Tamblyn, Surveyor 13.(0 Humphreys Drug Co., Clk. I m id' Is , 3 47 Triacn. Inc., Sher. Car 25.50 llarel C. Bauman. Jail Fxp. 2200 Marguerite Houghton. Elect. 400 Rotiert Abrams. l A 2.)73 Mahoney Abram. D. A. Phone 26-69 St. Dept. Fin. A AitmM Civ. Def 46.05 Leg. Counsel Com.. D. A. 35.00: Clr. Ct.. 35 0il; Co. O.. 32.50 - 102.50 Pae. Telephone, Cur. Kp. SM.30 Ford s Tire Serv., H. Nurse Car - 200 I'nlon Oil Co.. II. Nurse Car 5.15 Richfield Oil Corp. Sher. Car 24 40 J. D. Bauman, Sher. Incld U 48C0; Jail Exp. (Continued en Page 10) OWNED AND OPERATED BT PAUL N. HANSEN Will Be Back Again this year with two airplanes to assist the farmers of this area with their spraying problems. FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermit ton. Ore. Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlston-McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS We did not have sufficient time to complete all these, but when these samples are com pleted they will be available to 4-H club leaders to use in demonstrating to their girls the principles of dressmaking. We have scheduled a dress making I workshop on March 22, 23 and 29, 30 for 4-H clothing leaders and extension unit pro ject leaders in Heppner. Miss Streufert will be on hand to as sist me at that time so our lead ers and girls should surely ben efit "clothing-wise." LOOK-- ts Y ou w InJOpO o p ease Speaking of girls, have you parents wondered u tnere was any reason to send your daugh- NOW - Economy Car Owners CAN SAVE AN EXTRA WITH Safeco Auto Insurance DRIVE A iGTP "jTS COMPACT QR SMALL You may qualify additional cash savings with Safeco, your car was especially designed for ease and economy In maintenance and repair. 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The Jamieson "whitecap" air conditioning system (pat pend.) filters out dust, chaff, pollen and fungus, delivers refrigerated air to keep drivers refreshed and alert ...helps get more work done, easier '...increases profits. The "WHrixCAP" refrigeration filter unit wires into any 12-volt (or converted 6-volt) DC circuit is quickly moved to other equip ment as work changes. , ui fill THE DEPENDABLE FERTILISER SERVICE YOU HAVE HELPED US TO SUPPLY We ore using many of your suggestions-larger applicators, the best in the field; Larger tonks-less down time for you; Better delivery equipment; New and better metering pumps. 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