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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1960)
iinnnniiiiimnniiniinniinimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiniHiii inmnnunnniinninnunmruntniumiiintnnnuniiininn UtrtKth GAZETTE-TIMES. Tbuwdaf. r.bnV H1I! i! Over Tfie A Tee Cup By Jackie Labbcort A the Englbh say, 1 can Jut give you a "ot of tea today, for the only "golfing gojulp" I have U about our ladle day competition Tuesday, and that U not enough to fill a tee cup; but In another few week 1 ehould have enough Ingredients with which to brew a full cup. Old "sol" same out In all hla splendor to greet us on ladle day and no golfer could have asked fr a more beautiful day. Those playing were Roberta Dougherty. Coramae Ferguson, Doreen Jacobs. Cork Norene, Marie McQuarrlc. Suzanne Jep aen. Gene Case, Inei Huffman, Hester Creswlck, VI Lanham, Fay Rhul. Meg Murray. Dee Grlbble and myself. New golf balls were awarded to VI for having the lowest number or strokes on the hidden hole which a right angle from the point of Impact) . . . Cork having troubles on the- "dog leg" hole (and her a veterinarian!' wife), fntll next tee time . . Cheerio! HOSPI-TALES . . . Br RITA WOLTT The freshest look at the Mor row county Memorial Hospital Is the soft yellow tone of the newly painted surgery. Among now faces working at the hospital are Mrs Darrel Mar tin, known aa June to her co workers, an R N and wife of Dr Darrel K Martin, new Heppner dentist. Also new are Mrs Pat Graves of Heppner and Mrs Lora Mattlson of Fossil on duty as nurses aides. Traditional at the hospital Is . ai.s innion - siroKos on me nimu-n tne cake, coffee and girt get was no 5 (the swamp hole) and celebrate coworker! I had low grass score of 40 LADIES DAY LINK LORE: the "sweatshirt kids" on the course I d thowf of Barbara Lynch, Delia I frvSltfrl I Sf.UI. linn again . . . inez ' uiirc """Tash, Ilene wyman, Amine about to breaK into me iorui- r)s gml Mildred Morris. Darner., loramar niMin stupendous vnii mlcht call "wood shot" on the swamp hole (seems her drive was heading Btmliht for the "coo" when It hit the "wooden" planks and rolled right up the boards onto the fairway . . . Susie wiring a mis guided golf ball" (and In this "Case" the target was at FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermlston, Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermiston-McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS mm EAST? For safe, sure, warm, comfortable and eco nomical travel... UNDOES on the Domellner "CITY of PORTLAND" Call your Union Padfic Travel Agent for Infor mation and reservations. Local Union Pacific Agent 6-9632 or J. M. Landau, General Traffic Agent, Walla Walla, Wash. JA 91610. together to celebrate co workers Mrthftnvn Fphruarv birthdays a- mong hospital personnel Includ Npu natlent In the Pioneer a . nursing home Is Mrs Mary neaiy fo Boardman. Members of the hospital staff met Tuesday, February 16, for hrrnkfast meeting. They were shown two films; one on diabetes and the other on myastnenia gravis. Memhers of Pioneer Hospital Auxiliary have been busy witn numerous projects. Mrs Elaine Rietmann with the hpln nr Mn A G Plcner and Mrs Virginia Rosewall completed fourteen pastel flannel bed- inrkew for homo nursing pa- iinnts. Rsocclallv appreciated was the help of Mrs Rachel Har- net of Lebanon, Oregon wno, while visiting in Heppner. sewed six bedgowns and two Jackets. Mrs Alex Green has again ta ken charge of favors and tray notions for the nursinc home pa tients. Members of Soroptlmlst provided Valentine Day remem brances. Other organizations In terested In helping with this pro ject are asked to call Mrs Green. Mending and hospital sewing are being done at the hospital during February by Mrs Lela Palmer and other Lexington members. Mrs Elaine Rietmann Is sewing chairman tor the aux iliary. Auxiliary members organized by Mrs A G Pieper have been serving as volunteer office help and switchboard operators, ana purine for flowers and sickroom extras during visiting and rush hours. Among those to be seen in tho vpIIow olnafore uniforms adopted by the workers are Erda Pieper, Faye Ruhl, Berttia num. Faye Munkers, Elaine RIetman, Katherlnc Thorne, Lela Palmer, June Spencer, Dolores McDowell, Anna Bergstrom, Irene Swanson, Ruby Nichols and Mary Wright. More volunteers are neeaea, especially ones from the Heppner area and those willing to work on Friday night and weekend hours. Those Interested can can Mrs A G Pieper for further in formation. WALT DISNEY does it again: The magnificent THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN adven ture, splendid music, Techni color. Star Theater, Sunday-Monday-Tuesday. THE NEW 1960 HQLLRMM 4-D00R DELUXE SEDAN Look at these features . . . Turnpike Power engine! American gearshift pattern - no mixups! Choice of handy column-shift or sporty short-stick center floor lever! Room for 4 adults, or 2 adults and 3 youngsters! Full-size trunk! Brilliant styling! Come in now... test drive the new 1960 HMIman... check its built-in value and get the lowdn on this low price... just JECS4 COME IN TODAY DRIVE YOUR HILLMAN AWAY I FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY MAY & CKASE HEFTHEJt ORli ROOTES PRODUCTS: HItlMAK SUNBEAM HUMBCR All Americans Count in the NEW I960 CENSUS "ELECTRONIC BRAINS" TO PROCESS DATA FOR THE FIRST TIME 180 MILLION PEOPLE will be counted in the 1960 Census. Uncle Sam's biggest census job starts April 1 when 160,000 census takers set out to visit every dwelling place in the nation. , ,. V EVERY HOME IN AMERICA will get this census questionnaire. Watch the mail for your question naire. Filling it out in advance will save you time when the census taker calls. There are several sim ple questions about the persons in your household, nd a few questions about the house itself. . ,,... .-I., inmrr if . i I , j-ji'' x - ' . sun census(iiMerator EXPIRES JUNE iQ", J9o0 laiwiwwwniiii'mw iniMilftaftinnni'tifr'' 5 r YOUR CENSUS INFORMATION will be trans ferred to a master sheet by the census taker. Most of your answers will then appear simply as a series of dots on paper. yirrtWifllM- CONFIDENTIAL PICTURE OF YOU. Under the law your census information is strictly confidential. .No person, no government agency -not even the Treasury Department or the FBI -can find out anything about you from your census report. Mod ern processing further removes personal identity by reducing your report to a pattern of dots on microfilm. This "FOSDIC" (Film Optical Sensing Device jor Input to Computers) will automatically "read the microfilm dots and transfer data to magnetic tape for electronic tabulation and computing. Four of these machines will do the work of 2 000 clerks. Census information will be available faster than ever before to help plan for better living. . CENSUS COUNT DETERMINES YOUR REPRE SENTATION IN CONGRESS. All who work and plan for America's better future-educators, scien tists, engineers, businessmen and clergymen-need the 1960 Census information.' BE SURE YOU'RE COUNTED WITH ALL AMERICANS r -7 .i a huAirci firms u'c believe that butinem has a responsibility inir g IIIIIIIIIlllllillilllllllillllllllllipilllM lll I IH " I 1 1 H L .. .. md !!ill!!!!lllll!i!i!li!!!l!!!!!!illllll!i!i!il!!lilll!!!!lllllli!!i!ini
