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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1960)
ntttntt cAicrrt Tixti. tii. twb IONE NEWS (Oatlsuad ttm W t) Sunday evening. Among lh lower clari retlUng rr: ftun rl. Cand and fall Morgan. Kathy Cmm, Margaret Sawyer and Robert and Stt Canton wtn. Tti older fle Kv ,h Christmas jday. Il-I Anderson idayrd Id cornet during the ldy. Mr. Cantonwln had charge of the Ingram. After t program lh young i"o nt caroling In Heppnrr, returning to th rhurth fr refreshments. At th PXA, mating en Wed nesday rlKht a dlsruon ' held on the trl" n;'1 Accra Social and Athlrtlc Harpy? Ry llolmblKWT 8ve a talk for the l.u and Fredrick Martin read articles published acalnut th Issue. A number of the members voiced their opln Ions pro and con. The P.T.A. has been anked to aerve fur the Jun ior and Senior 4 11 leader ban quet on January 4. p.oom count was won by the fourth and sixth grades, for mo thers. Also winners were the Jun lor class mothers' count, fifth eradc fathers and senior fathers. Christmas carols were sung by the members, led by Mrs. Nor man Nelson and accompanied by Mrs. Charles O'Connor on tho piano. The Garden Club furnish ed the lovely Madonna arrange ments for the tables and for the president's table, ine nl.-i ty it " -'-'-1 Y. Riw, Mi i-tfl k Mariin. M ... . . I Jr I lu.'lrl ui .o...-. j;M.n Tu.k.r. Mm !:ia.d .(-l...p and Mr lo.aid lull. , who ha i.-. I ttn i,.t., I ly t'ir rrpren lathe, f r I'TA. ilu.-s rwl.s ,,rBM. intact Mrs- tVlmar Crawford. The FanWri. Of.k'o.'. Hankers held their annual Christina party t Siefanl's rtitaufar.t 1h ember 17. Twenty aeven memtMfs w-re present for the dinner party. liitou. .f the fr.rlnk rain ,,,. Valhy Lutheran Sunday -hl (hristm.il pncram was ,w,Ht,H.n.-d until TucMlay night Mr. and Mr. LmiU Carlson Pnt.-rtaln.-d the following cues' Saturday evening f-r a pln.x-hhf party: Mr. and Mr--rnnnn. Mr. and Mrs. fill RL mann. Mr. nnd Mrs llaro d Sni der Mr. and Mrs. Ik-t, lloklna f. tr Don Peterson. The Don Petersons won the Well fur men and women llosklna and Mrs. Bill Kletmann low. Mrs. Peterson walked away with the . pln.Khle prize. The Missinoary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Louis Carlson Monday. December 19. H was their regular monthly meeting. , Mrs. Lewis Ball anu wr. president s xaoie. - S&vfa o Clirtetwiafir THOMSON BROS. JIM ond MADGE .nnnMHiniiiM.iiiMiMiniiniiiiii i " coodMiuishes WES' RICHFIELD , , minium mi i iiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiHiiiimimiumi !4 fatl ef hotc- fr the p.i..r,U tlub SaturJay right at U. home .f Mr Lri BalL Tl. jrut si IndudH Mr and Mr. 'Jiill Ni.h.tl. U Mr. gum. Mr. and i mi. l- Drake. M fd Mrs. il ! ; 'li Tut kt-r. Atr. oihi " . . . . M '. Mr ana .Mm. I ...d. 1 U C. i. man. Llmer I'eter- LevUi liali. Imald Ball and i he hot.-wM . Mr. Ga.ir.land re e.e.l high, liiil NirhuU. low. rid. n Tuvker ) phvchle and ;:m Morgan had ! acre. Tte orated In the Christmas theme and ChrUtmas ,,.kle and fruit JVUo ere wtv. ed . ... i. ii e n... Id hmne from l.ani- -rn Oregon f"r the ChrUtmas holiday. ... i. Mr and Mr. Art htefaid Jr. Iti;,,!ll to Portland on Thurs , ,,y for dental work for Teena. l .latives have received word lhu, Mrs. Jack tSuan) Hyijd isssed away December 1 n vndleton. Mrs. Ilynd was born March 10. ISTi. She leaves four .-hlldrcn. Herbert. Jack Jr.. and Mrs K. It Shaffer of Cecil; and Mrs C. I- Lleuallen of Pendlo ion. She leaves no brothers or SiThe'lone I'ublic Library will H? c lose.1 Monday Member jjb. ad Wednesday. December A ,,ue to the Christmas vacation. H will re open December -J. Cl.-o Drake Is In the hospital C ... to n fall he took Sunday. h rende r IS. at the station. He r.tcived brok-n libs and bruises fj his shoulder and head. JU litlves here receivl word t'.,.t Mr. and Mis. Uonald Baker of Jlenniston are the parents of a I.a'y Klrl. CHeen Jane, born Pec U. The ounfi miss welshed ' . to nni Mrs. t pounds 1J ounces. --- i: M Baker of lone, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jacobson of Seat il.. are grand parem. Mr. and Mrs C. G. Henderson of bimnr. ... tr Ma Campbell; cf Seattle are ih3 great-grand- ,,,",!,SV. ,.,,.i,r has returned from the Heppncr hospital with their new daughter. Rheda Do loise. born December 13. Miss Hausler weighed 9 pounds 4'. ounces on her arrival. Mr. and Mrs. itonam j the parents of a baby boy. John Patrick Is his name anu ne v.fa..- - pounds 3 ounces. 1 .-..-.i..., white is confined uuiuwii ... at home due to a back Injury. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mornar. and family spent Friday njslu " hall in rendition, louowuu, t.i do some Christmas shopping on Saturday- A blrtnaay pai . T..,i, smansnn and Rirs. IN1IS. luuu Krncst Lundcll at the home of Mrs. Helen Pettyjohn, with Mrs. iw-ietftuc on iadys IJraKe as --- i., Thnn hflrin2 the w- dies celebrate wore Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundcll, Mr. anu Frank Lundcll, Mary sw Anna Lindstrom, Ernest Lundcll and the hostesses. A handker chief shower was held for the honoroes. ... Trc Frank Lundell iiv. aim of Mihvaukie were weekend eutsts of their parents, air. -uu Mrs. Ernest Lundcll and Mrs. rtlll L'ufiaricrin IU: and Mrs. Ralph Coats of Quincy, Washington, spent the vvehend with their aaugniei -inlaw, Mrs. Walter Corley. Mrs. William Seehafer, under went surgery in Pendleton on Mnndav. SlVt Billie Seehafer arrived home by train on tnciay, uee. 16, to spend a two week leave with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mil o.,,r,f.r nnrl hfr SlStCrS, 1)111 ki-"" Mrs. Walter Corley and Mrs. Joe Gaarsland. She will spend a few . . . i a. :... r , - clays with ncr sisicr, i.ns. Tye, at Enterprise. m t-IK., AL-rr motoiod tO alia Walla with Mrs. Francis r,tr on Thurs lay Mrs Jim Bar rett. P Ann and Danny aeconv tardl them. ,!; Sharon Cut.forth nt Mr fn lliUk-r, ft... i.i nrti.M nurd Sunday e.i'. -- - . w:th hi pareni. Mr. and Mr. Jtny Jiarni-tt. Mr anl Mr, leti i nd Bonnie and Mr. Delmar Ct aw f-rd and Mriene were The Dalle vUihrs one day last week. f,i.., ..niMtts Saturday men- Ing at thf hme i f Mr. and Mr. jf Palmer were: Mr. and Mr. f RtlfMf nd Mardine. Mr. and Mr. Fred Herman, and Mr. and Mr. Marlon Palmer, .ti-f u.. held at Mable Ring's wltn members holding their ChrUtmas party and ex change of clft. ... i Mr. n.ile Ray return- .in. ...... . - - e,l home Saturday after being In California. ... Mr Dore Mastm have moved Into Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holu's house on seconu nf J.tr. and Mrs. Mason have one son at home. Mr. Alfred Nelson anu ivcm.. ... .t. n Porltand on Monday. Mr. Smouse will bring " 1 Lnnnaf Mrs. Anna smouse u. '-" home and Mr. .-veison L," Mr nd Mrs. Alfred imn ii . Nelson Sr. here for a f"n ti,i,.r 4 II Horse Hie iiifci.-.tiv - K dub was held at the Leo Crab trw home on Saturday afternoon with Miss Sharon hostess. After their regular meet Ing the club members enjoyed a Christmas party and exchange of gifts. About nineteen young guests were present Elmer reiersen uiu.v ir. Francis Tlper . A,nn(n on Monday, where they consulted their doctors. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Horton of Dallas, Ore., drove Melvln Mar tin and rhll Emert home from school for the holidays, iney .. ...i.u ,ui, .laiichter and nea wiwi m.ii - , , . family, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin for a lew aays. Martin accompanied them. Community Church Events . vimatnK' 9.1 vounu people ,k nrnlnrs IhrOUCh SODh- lOUllO ... omores, held a Christmas carol ing party Sunday evening. After an hour of caroling to lone Sen ior Citizens, the group returned to the church for refreshments and tun. uev. nuu mai.i.. Gary Tullis, and Mrs. Fredrick Martin accompanier mem, cements lliuac ,,M.w.e, " from the sponsoring Junior high Ci,t:m l.lndstrom. C1U3S 'J " ' Shirley Hicks, Cherilyn Smouse, Karen Hams, and Bobby Lee De Spaln. Cocoa, donuts and cook- I, Wer finished by Mr C.ry lullt. Mr K"y Und.trunt an I Mr. Martin. Mr. Tulll nd Mr Davld Mi Lsd and Mf ! C-.ar.land wtvrd. On January l our cuiirfo young N.ple will be In than' ,.f tt entire Sunday morning wrvli-e. ThU will be student iec. ..gniiion Sunday f-r your thur. h, A special Invitation U eMmd-d to all of the c-olU-te student c.f the aiea to le pteent. Next Sunday. ChrUtmas Sun day, there will bo no church schwd. The morning servu-r ... be at 10:30 am. ana win w s famllv ChrUtmas erlce. Rev. R.kJ MiKcnzJe. I patur of the churth. The lone Townles gut thump- ,i t,v i hw c ondon r-iKS Thursday night In an opening practice game. lone com in i n" the basket due to lack of prac tice. Condon was on tneir u all the way thruugn. iinmns little trouble sinking the oai.. High folnt honors went to Dave Neil of Condon with 20 polnU and for lone Cantonwlne ha I 18. Saturday, Dec-ember 17, jwrs. Clara Kincald held a dinner rrtv for her cranusons anu great grandchildren. Those present were unusay, i-ju-, n. and Mrs. Ralph Kincald and children of Stanfleld, Roger Kin cald. Debbie, John and jrac. Other guests were cnet uaii. t u.ia Padhem and Mrs. Mine Cotter. Llndsey left Monday for ML Home Air Base, iiiano wn.-rc he will be stationed for an In definite time. Lights on for Educotlon Plans are moving ahead at the lone school for the Thursday ovnlnrr January 5. 1001 Lights On for Education program, ac cording to local chairman, joe Hausler. Committee members announ ced by Mrs. Norman Nelson, P.T.A. president. Include Joe Hausler, representing the O.E.A. and teachers; Mr. Don McElll gott, P.T.A. legislative chairman; Mrs. Earl McCabe, school board member; and Dallas Shockley, administrator. Lights On for Education will be observed throughout Oregon, Mrs. Nelson stated, to discuss legislative measures and Issues the 1961 Oregon State legislature will be considering. Programs will be confined to educational measures and other Issues af fecting welfare of children and youth. The panel for the January 5 meeting at the Cafetorium will be Joe Hausler, moderator with Don McElligott, Fred Martin, Dallas Shockley, and Mrs. Jack HrMk as panel member. ! Thi i-rocram I bi l,on L rr I In Orrgon by three org.r.l !a ton iw .u of Mr. and Mr- Nll .. ... i l i:-!! rest l t J .,,r I In Oregon by three wfc-.. , . e .akt ll Ihrljr .o.. Th .u, and h. l kr OhfomU :e.ldrnt w i , , w.,r w wl!h Ml jM.a, M-hjh CuMtmm cf ,d' ,l J(,h. l though Mr Oregon Si if. i:u-h.u I Mining. Milo Cameron oiwrrto. v CaLfonra latlon, Mr. JatK I'uu. fSF0HY0n0DR FRIENDS !i act anb of Tior UpP'ttr eocajws than this tuii t uh tbm VAN WINKLE'S CHEVRON STATION Off CHRISTMAS DAY May happiness surround you and yours. It has been Pleasure to us and we gladly avail ourselves of the opportunity which ChrUtmas offers for the expression of good wishes and messages of appreciation to those who make possible our continued progress. rV h A Mayafcry Quistnias liappOicss le, yours BARRATT SALES CO. ,: .( ".tw ".iw f ti-Hsy K-lf vff' K- ST S S? K if K" J. t?? ' ?i the door fifitsrd'W i A 1 GREETINGS and BEST WISHES TO YOU at CHRISTMAS TIME LI J Lilt; IV'fO IT "x scflson's GRfifiTIOGS Through two thousand years of wars, oppressions and changing times . . . man kind's continuing faith has always begun at this door. It is from within this door that the simple teachings of the Prince of Peace are nurtured and passed to each succeeding generation. - As once again we celebrate His birth, we extend to you our best wishes with the hope that the spirit of Peace and Love be yours today and in all the days to come. FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY Pontlac - Bulck CMC Willys Rambler WESTERN AUTO JOHN and tni K 'v. if vi" f''-s' ' it 4 jf l -t)i"i?f it'Vf'S'iiv'-S" -"S ssf tv
