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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1960)
I i nttttitn 0AZETTC-TIMC9. Ttouiadaf. Noit 10. I IDNDAT DINNER CUEITI AT LETtU. HOMS Sunday dinner juet at Iht home of Mr, and Mr. Herman UUtfll were: Mr. and Mm. Bob Cunningham end children of IVndUton. Mr. and Mr. Lewi Mtlhinald and children fcf Hep pner, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hams and children it llardman. Mr. and Mr! I. U. BMrll and U of MilvtauKie. Orr"'. i Pauline SiM-r f Weawnll N. C. AU. and Mr. Harry Sr.U William Hram.on and dauiihl Mr, and Mia. William Cunning ham. franvlrw and Hruce M and Mr. and Mm. t'Urenr O all uf lleppner. Space Age Park '.'Power Service :: Bulletin Issued DKI GO CITY OF PORTLAND ti FINEST TRAIN COACH OR PULLMAN VIA UNION PACIFIC UNION PACIFIC aivaa you raal TRAVEL APVANTA0E3 FAMILY PARI RESBRVBD Llfl.RIIT COACH SEATS COFPBB-SHO-LUNCH COUNTS DOMK COACH XCLUSIVB DOMI ' DININO 1 LATBST PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS DOMI LOUNOB V rOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS CALL: Local Aot., 6-9632 or J. M. Landau Gen. Traf. Agt.. Walla Walla JA 91610 Ti,- Columbia B4l Flettric Cut prratlve. Inc. and fmalilla !-! I'mtitfiatlv Alaikn of lleppner and HrrmWon have trl.-i.M-d a descriptive urornur on turner srivke for Oregon"! Spaif At" Par. rmiiU'd -A Klui-urlnl fur Elec trie I'imrt Servle."" the brocnure ireM-s Ihe availability of power tervU- to the spac ae pain n.l tr rn lrtma over existing fa ilitle of Ihe publicly owneo iiiiiiiv avstcm The brochure ' A mil- the cooperative! -aianu ready, willing and able" to ex . ,,t modify facilities to meet anv i-roM-ecttv IndustrlaJ and Mhrr loads of the area. Schematic maim of the bro chure graphically how the ma jor farllltli-a of the cooperatives it these encircle the area desig nated as Oregon"! Space Age In dustrial Tark. Indicating that the cooperatives are preference customer! of the U. S. Bonne ville Power Administration, the hntfliure denlcts the close prox imity of their system to McNary dnm and substation, and the re lationship to the federal region al Mjvcr system. Managers Harley loung ana Hav Woolley of the Individual lYmnerntives Indicated the bro rhure Is a Joint presentation of the two cooperatives, ana is De intr transmuted to urecons con presiional ilelcnatlon. Covernor Hatfield, the state department of planning and development ana others. Copies will he made available U interested Industrialists and others concerned In the develop ment of the Spuce Ape Industrial Park. Christmas Club Checks Will Set All-Time High Santa Claus will arrive early n November for 30,000 Oregon- ns when the postman delivers 'Irst National Bank of Oregon 'hristmas Club checks totalling 2,708,000, according to local branch manager J. II. Bedford. The amount is a new all-time rccon! distribution for any Ore gon bank, topping last year's First National Christmas Club savings mark by 20 per cent. The tolal number of persons partici pating In the plan is up 13 per cent over last year's figure, the branch manager said. The checks to be mailed from irst National's 84 offices throughout the state will Include the amount saved regularly dur ing the past year, plus a total of over $10,000 in Interest. Christ mas Club members will have an opportunity to complete their Christmas shopping before the normal yule season rush begins, the banker declared. f fie Home Lover W-M$ COM ' "VF7 VP $ GIVE FORT ALL THROUGH THE YEAR PILLOW BACK Monument Mews If MABTXA MATTtlOM Mr aJ Mr. Prte Chrlaten sun and two n uf Portland trnl M-vrral r-krnJ here ta itinu his mother. Mr Helen Uiuun. and dutiag thrlr hunting Mis Strlla MiVarty wa hoa teM at a Stanley party Wednes day aflrrnuun at the Mattesun home. Ttie Hume ltfnJun unit nut at the hone ot Mrs. Jack Caven- drt Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. AI Brown of Day- ton. Wash, sprnt the weeaena here with the Harold Llppert family. Mr. Richard Dree left Tue. day for Madras to Jdn her sister. where they went on to Kansas, for the last service's for their father who passed away Monday. The Monument school Doara drove to Eueene for a school ! board meetlne. Among those who went were George Stubble field. Gui Peterson. Bud Engle. Dleane Brown of Eugene spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Helen Brown. The M.M.M. Club held their meeting Thursday at the Matte- son home. Mrs. Pearl Martin was hostess. There were 13 present. New officers elected were: Mrs. Bud Engle, president; Martha Matteson. vice president; Helen Brown, secretary and treasurer. Next club meeting will be held Nov. 17 at the home of Mrs. Fred McWIllis. Mrs. Ellen Stubblefleld and Helen Brown were In John Day one day last week on business and visited relatives and friend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnard and Theron Klne spent several day at Pendleton last week with Mrs. Klnir and son Earl. They also drove to Walla Walla. Wash and visited at Union. Ore., with Fred Barnard, and Mr. and Mrs. John Slmas at La Grande, Ore. Miss Georgia Lee Stubblefleld ar-companied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shank to Fcndleton Friday even Ine where they met Robert For ter. Mrs. Shanks son, as he came In by plane from his training camp back east, In the U. S. Air Force. Rev. and Mrs. Dean Mullins of Prairie City drove over Sun dav evenlnc for the dedication of the memorial organ that they received last week. Mr Mullins had the honor of playing the or pan. Doris Capon and Oulda Cork u-ere hostesses at a PlnK ana blue shower at the Capon home Sunday afternoon for Mrs. bhar on Hinton McKinnon, wui draueh. Kv. She Is the oldes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hinton of Monument. The Ladies Aid served dinner Tuesday at the Grange-Legion hall, during election time. nennl and Davey t.t Sunnysid. Wh n ei'4 vtitu at hom U Van Atta'a trot her in w and U!f. Mr, and Mr iutf Ctuuih Cthrf MUr Mn Cruuth"! cousin, panald Davis anj n Trr.my of Van ruuvrr. Wash Mrs, II, K, Smith has returned lo h-r hum In Portland after tUlting at tli home of her un In law and daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Lrw-r Ltruux. Mis, Ksthrr Emmoru U La Grand was a wrrhend lltof at the horn i4 her hter, Mr Glen Carpenter. Mr and Mrs. Jack Mulligan tiiti at Hi htm of Mr. and Mrs, I'harlr Anderegg Saturday on their way to Albany, where they were ralieq py tne aeain o 67 50 Tan, Green. Oxblood $74.50 with TV lock Just lean hack and watch your favorite program. Above: RECLINING CHAIR that is smart as well as supremely comfortable. In modern supported plastic. Durable and sturdy. $4295 Can be had with new TV Lock for $7.00 extra. 249 N. Main Phone 6-9432 THESE HANDSOME CHAIRS WILL GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF REALLY RE JUVENATING YOUR ROOM WHICH YOU'LL ENJOY ALL THROUGH THE YEAR. CASE FURNITURE CO. Boardman News By MARY LEE MARLOW The Ladies Aid Society of Com munlty Church met Wednesday afternoon of last week at the church, with Mrs. Seth Russell and Mrs. Eob Miller as hostesses The Fellowship dinner was post, ooned until some time In Jan uary. Mrs. Miller was in charge of the spiritual program. Mrs. Florence Root was In Was co three days last week visiting at the home of her son and dauhter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root. Mrs. George Slcard has been a natlent in St Anthony's hos pital In Pendleton the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Elbe Akers and Dannv of lone were Sunday vis itors at the home of Mr. Aker's sister. Mrs. Russell Miller. Mrs. Miller's daughter, Mrs. Vern Car penter and sons Russell and Tommy of La Grande, returned to their home Sunday after visiting here for a week. Mr. Carpenter spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Atta and children Marilyn, Marsha, Mrs. J. R. Huffman and Mrs. Oliver Creswlck were Friday vis itors to Walla Walla. riPrf"!! Unrfd fNCOMI FwinI Unrrst SCIENCS Fvncf United CONTINENT AI Fwssf Unrt4 ACCUMUtATTVI L a4 2snrw Twrnitrntrratf- Mime. WACDOl i tm ex. CONLET LAN HAM Vsnc 889 Heppn FLEJOO'PAa Ooly tl4 l. K Muir IS- mtdrn. IS o TTTT "Malar lolly Tours' TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 6-9212 Uulllgani mother. Mr May Min Judy Mall!sn f m;r.rd at tho An4ffg hom fur the Vkrrkend Mr Claud C nd Utt- n.nra huui vsrr.t t Hurua Ulurday evening to attend a HI et.unty merting t-f the Ot tn Biawh U t'" National League uf "utmtrr. wknid tUitui at the home t Mr. and Mr. EUln Ely were n,..tr in. law and daufihter. Mr. and Mr. Eldon Ully and ihildrrn Jlmmle, Janet. Jay and Jerry, of La Grande. Saturday vUitur were their aon-ln law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. w-n Vaueht and daughter! Kelly and Call of Richland. Wash., and their aon and daugh ter in law, Mr. and M Allen Liy and children I'nee. JUcky and Rcna tf llermlston, uf pendlrtun wrre Sunday (Caatlaued Fo9 I) B .tW ler I s cmiAi at ai CUT, TACK. tfW m StAi S NUNOfllOS O UStS MOOOtS A OUT DOCKS 291 9mm mm yos GILLIAM and BISBEE Amifko'l Moil ImltptiJ mom wifsDOW kit V y,ll00-oo0l'' J " " V S. iJ KIT V "V I is H I f 1 I fl I mm sf int., Cli AT YOUR 10CAI DEALER CAC MOW! IBEMIEIBJ Here Are JUsL A Few Savings During Our PKE-HOLIDflV CLEANUP HIMMMMIlMMtMlltMIM GIRL'S FALL DRESSES $277 Entire stock of Fall Dresses in broken sizes and lots. Sizes 3 to 14k MimMl!MMMTOIMMMmmHlimiIIMWItMlM-MIIMlllMlMMImilMMW" ""' WOMEN'S FALL SKIRTS GROUP I GROUP II 377 577 Terrific reductions in most of our Fall Skirts into two groups priced to clear. , MiiiMiiiiim i imMHiiiimiiiimiii" i.nn.iM WOMEN'S WOOL DRESS COATS $2500 2 only. Top Style . WOMEN'S PILE LINED . m ALL WEATHER COATS $1877 5 only Washable JMM Bi -MSB SSI SSI SSB SB! SHI SSI SB m MEN'S PILE LINED . POPLIN JACKETS , $900 6 only Washable BOY'S COTTON SWEAT SHIRTS $J00 Size 10 To 16 i l M H M mttmmmmmmlm i WOMEN'S WOOL BLEND SLACK SETS $5?7 7 Only Imported from Italy mwBWWSW,WI MEN'S BRUSHED WOOL SLIPOVER SWEATERS $533 S only Dark Colors TODDLER'S COTTON JACKETS $977 Two Style Broken Slies WOMEN'S COTTON FLANNEL GOWNS $177 Size 36 and 38 only WOMEN'S BOUFFANT SLIPS $100 Slightly Soiled. Broken Sizes I GIRL'S COTTON FLANNEL PAJAMAS 88 II llHISIHIMMHImiHltMMIt!Hltf Mil IMlMIMlll ItMM M MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS $ Sanforized. Sizes 6 to 14. Full Terrific Value. Sanforized. Sport Cut ! Shirt Styling. i. wssaaHaaaaaaBiaBaaMaBsaBHsaBMBBaHBBSa Remember, you can charge it at Penney'sl - yJX"
