Lorraine Ball New lone Writer
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CrattfitftL iti ha h-l l 15.
b wnf the dah tf her
sunt, Mr, IV ho PVr'M-r
ramln hat dune a wjiuh-r-ful
J.b c-f lining, and w
hate la J '1 hrr. tut other
Utrrl hV lift rI ate t
hr giving up th itton.
Mr. Ball l rll acquaint
ed In Ion, and ha twen
active In many organisation
ft a numU-r ft year. Stie
attend! Ion high thK!
married native if Morrow
county, and haa fi.ur chil
dren. We feel that her pleat
ant disruption Mill make her
a valuable addition lo the
CiwtteTlmcn sts'f. EX
By LORRAINE BALL
DATES TO REMEMBER!
Dec. I lone Extension Unit
meeting at the Maaoak' ball
It 50. Topic. "ChrUtmat Meoa."
Dec. 11 Hope end Volby Stew,
ordihlp dinner.
Dec. 1J Garden Club et Helen
Martin's.
Dec 14 Worain'i fellowship
meeting.
Dec 14 P. T. A. Topic "Are
School Ageri Social and Ath
letic Happy?
Dec IS Arnica Pub at the home
of Mrs. Pete Cannon.
Dec IS 3-Lin lu Club et the
borne of Mr. Paul Pettyjohn,
Dec 16 Home Ec at Mable
Ring's.
Dec ie Valby Lutheran Sunday
School Program at 6:00 p-m.
Dec. 18 Community Sunday
School Christmas Program.
Dec. 18 Regular Cranio meet
ing. Among thase attending the
Wheat League meeting In Port
land, Wednesday through Satur
lay were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jepsen. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ja
cobs, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Llnd
stiom. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. Markham Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and Fred
rick T. Martin.
Mrs. Ruby Roberts, lone post
master, announces the post office
will be open all day Saturday,
Let. 10 and 17, to accommodate
Christmas mall. Please mall
early! This is the request of Mrs.
Roberts and postal authorities.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Loy and
family of Beaverton visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Ball, over the weekend. They vis
ited her brother, Donald Ball and
family.
Lorraine Hams is the new
Avon representative for the lone
district.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvy Smith were
in Portland a few days last week,
on business. They returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Marion Palmer returned
home on Sunday evening from
Polneer Memorial hospital,
where she had been a patient
since last Tuesday. She will be
confined at home for several
days. i
(i lk- Snl.l. r li l .lf-rd ! !
f:,n vm!jJ Mr fil
. ? rrr".-!-! I'.-iilar.J tj t-e
:ih t.rr .s!rr, Mr. Henry
Smith, who r !,.: underwent
mrfriy
Mr end Jdi- t ail t '''
a . a
a.n .Van in vwitt-q nun sir. ani
Mr. Lrwu fUSl atul other rel
ative In hue ;.mirday tdght
and Sutidav. The f.rmrr lone
irMdent tiow live in Smelter
vWSe, Idaho.
RtTumpaniexl Mr. nd Mrs. Har
vey Smith. Virginia Oet-rge and
ffge Snider t IVn.l'rton Sun
of.v. where they aui mlcd the
trap shout.
Word ha leen received by
revives that Mr. and Mr Clif
ford Aldrirh. former I rel-
1 nts, are the parent of a baby
girl, Arleta Denette. twrn Pec.
1. T1e young mis. weighed 7
It s . i Ut
Mr. and Mr. LcwN Ball en
lert uned the following at a din
ner party Saturday evening:
Mr. and Mr. Steve Loy and fam
ily of Rcaverton. Mr. and Mr!.
Vernon ChrlMopherson. Kathy.
ai.d IXhMe of Ole, Mr. and
Ms. In Ball and family. Elmer
Piierson, and Wayne Ball of
lone.
Mr. and Mm. Wayne Tierce of
Redmond and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Sherer spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn Jr.,
M Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ely and
grand daughter Marlene, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Fayne Ely
Ttwt Mll t uilutk dmncf
jint a I'lati;" f-r Ue ChrUt
ff -txttm f-r the Valby Sun
jay N'bwd ilMii ;a Vx. 11.
Ttie lloj and Valby Steward
(.Ufi dinrn-r t-l t btld at the
cafi-nfium Sunday, LVe. 11. at
5 cm.
Mr and Mr. Ralj h Crum and
Mr. ant Mr Elby Akem wrre
ht ij a banquet for the font-
ball team on Thursday. Dec. 1.
at the home f Mr. and Mr.
Crum. Alo urcsent were the
ixKiihe. Charlee Iudtn and
Mr, McKlnney. Kenny Klinger
wa the only team member un
able to attend.
The Garden Clut, will meet
IVe. 13 at Mr. Fred Martin'a,
T'lc for the meeting will be
CbrKtma arrangement with
Madonna.
Sundav truest of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Barnette were hla cou
In and wife. Mr. and Mr. Jame
Landaker fnm Colorado.
Mr. and Mr. Jack Davit of
Umatilla spent Ssturday eve
nlng with Mr. and Mrs. C F-.
Brenner.
Mr. and Mm. Carl Sthulz mov
od to Rock Cre-k over the week
end. The section crew which Mr.
Schuli work with was reorgan
ized there.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rietmann
returned home from California
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edmond Brlstow returned
home Wednesday from Portland
where she spent several dayt.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman riper
ind Mi. U'tett I M -1!.
trnd the fanerat f Mi i, 1
I'ainter. Mr Hd Mr. Nvtrisn Wt it- -f
Quint). Wah . lt-d wim Mj
Wallrr Ci'll- wvtl th eek end
Walter IVrley Sr. ulure.i
light ktrvke and fell, breaking
hi hnd. Mr. and Mr White
took him b Walla Walla here
j he entered the Veteran lupl-
tal.
Mr. and Mr. Keith Rea and
family lited Mr. and Mr. L.
L. Ilowton of llrmliton Sun
day. Mr. Bill Rirtmann and chil
dren Ulted with Mr. and Mr.
Roy Hurt In Arlington on Sun
day. Sunday guet of Mr. and Mr.
B.,b Reitmann were Mr. and Mr.
Dclbert Anson of Hermiston.
Mr Paul Pet!j 'bn i!l en
trttam the Tbree IJi t'lub on
IV- 14 at t.rr 1 ! It s!l be
tlse C'briatma -rt) t4ih jtiem
N r I t 1 biii.g a t .ft IV t t r
cted fA- I 1 n ev.-hai'.e. I.' lee
t. n tj il!u-i n.il ' lii-M
Ti e 11. u;e IV C!ut lil fut
lK-i". H t. r n ofii-tt.iKin ffevtitij;
at U.- l.n.- of M... ti j::r.g
The 11 rfular i;j.;.. - r-. 1 1t j
uUl te iws-. 1" at the Crange
hall It U the ihritma nst--ting
and Mill be t huk,
M.-ni'.el and fansllu- ft
IIusuhMs It k.ih lntije and
friend rn).iej their annual
I'l.rMtna p-nty Sunday, lv, i. t
with a t luik dinner. About
? tm-mlH-r and guest attended
The evening wa filleV with
i'.tiis,' and inuktcal entertain-
nient wa et J. e 1 by all.
Larry' Reitmann. n f Mr.
and Mr. Omar Reitmann. and
Robert Hubbard, wm ft Mr. and
Mr. Van Hubbard, have Port
land Dec. 8 to take their basic
I training for the army.
HtttNtn CAIETTE TIMES. Thursday. Erember i. IH9
Mr at:d Ms N itfi S-;.vi
flew f,,-!H I'. rtUlul . n t . : I i j
l i Seattle t. attend the S,.itt- j
ei 1 r mi .c. 5v.n
Mi"tl' r, Mr. A II .N, N.-tv. aU-
fte I t Senile , H th !i t 1 li
lt f-r the d.v with her M.-r,
., M,tl t..-.,li
Mr and Mi. R-d Ma.Kenie!
iiU'l Kat!i()ll :'e i.!e,l a IT.M--tian
IMui.iti. 11 lueetj'ij; t the
INangetu-il and Re (.'fined
rhureti In I'lftlanl mi itit.iy.
They teturned on Saturday .!'er
doing wime ChrUtma th' pi in.".
IV-e. 14 the Wetnt-n' Ft Slow
uliip will In Id a lu;uheo:i and
program In the afternoon In the
t'huuh t4eiiient. All won. en are
Invited to attend. j
The following were among the 1
people who attended the mission1
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f .1 M Ijtt Wcdlkr
) le t Nelifl, Sit.
;. u T. Martin. Mr
t M, i;iry Tuliit, Maik and
(Cant.aued on foje 10)
Lon Dutanee Nation. Wide
Moving Service
Majflowrr Agent
Padded Varyi
PENLAND BROS.
TRANSrER CO.
rendkton. Oregon
Phone CK C 31 U
vnd family In Portland over the; and daughter of Richland.
;vcckond.
Jo. Gaarsland is a patient In
St. Joseph hospital in Pendleton.
H had surgery on Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Praaten is a
tnilont at Providence hospital In
Portland.
Mi Mid Mrs. Keith Rea. Mr.
and Mrs. Alvln McCabe and Mr.
a-:d Mrs. Lciand McKlnney were
hosts for a party. Dec. 3 for the
high school student body. Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas Shockley, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hudson, Mr.
and Mrs. D. G. Lujan, and Mr.
and Mrs. C. Rea were also
present. Later In the evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Llndstrom
stopped in. Games and dancing
were enjoyed followed by re
freshments. A large crowd of
students attended.
Gordon White motored to
Prosscr to get his mother, Mrs.
Edythe White, and Mrs. Imogene
Mooney who have been visiting
their brother, Fred Anderson In
Prosscr.
The Valby Sunday School
teachers held their business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Bill
Rawlins on Monday, Dec. 5.
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ces Piper, over the Thanksgiving
holiday.
Mrs. Pete Crawford of Portland
brought her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Clyde Crawford, and sons home
on Sunday. She Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ida Coleman also.
Fred Painter of Portland mo
tored to Gooding, Idaho, with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR
HOME COMFORT DOLLAR
GO FARTHER!
To nao on your home heating, U sure that win
dows ntitl doors aie weather stripiH-d, and that your
house is insulated. 1 his kH in heat from leaking out
of the house.
Keep your refrigerator and your friezer defrcuted.
Hy keeping the fnsl Ihieknes. less tlum an eighth
f an inch, you can redtu-e the running time of these
two important electric appliance.
Plan meals to utilize your electric oven for more
than one item at a time, thus making it do double or
triple duty.
You will save on hot water if you tin your washing
only when you liave at lea-it one full load of clothes.
These are just a few of the ways you get your biggest
value from dependable PI 'XL electric service. Uso it
often, use it clliciently. Live Ix tter electrically.
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Phone 6-9321
Heppner, Ore.
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May & Main St.