Sewing Work-Shop
Scheduled In lone
An rMrnin m-hIus iW
h. Hill ti hr!4 In I t thu
StonfielJ Meal Co.
Hugh Smith, Owmc A Mf
ttoalitld. Or.
CAXX t ?n3 or f -KW
JO t ETTTJOHN
CUSTOM CUTTINil-CUTTaSC
ulrd rr Jin. 10 and M and it.f
(ullnulns week, Jan. 17 and 1
with trtlnj ttme n-t f..r JO iH
a m.
ThoM rijii Jnti-rrtd are
tkeii la rail Mr. lUrfMrotn
CUKIHO
LOCKER MEAT
Wt DtUVtS
A.
umn at H.fci.l'.
Mm an cvrntnc cU will (
oryanlird Uter.
LUBS
0
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Members cl th Heppntr Civic
preparing lor tht wmlannual
support tht KlndMgarttn.
Weekend guett at th home
of Mr. and Mr. Loyal Tarker
"were her sister and husband. Mr.
and Mr. John Houston of Portland.
HOW TO
MAKE YOUR
HOUSEHOLD
DOLLAR
GO FARTHER!
Heating a house with
out weather stripping or
insulation ia like trying
to carry water in a leaky
bucket. Weather strip
ping and insulation keep
heat inside where it does
you some good.
Save heat by pulling
down window shades or
drawing drapes at night
because heat passes
easily through window
glass.
Plan your clothes dry
ing so that you can do a
full load each time in
your electric dryer.
Clean the lint from
your dryer often. Lint
holds water and makes
clothes harder to dry.
These are just a few of
the ways you get your
biggest value from de
pendable PP&L electric
service. Use it often, use
it efficiently. Live better
electrically!
PACIFIC POWER
& LIGHT COMPANY
. . . to all our
custo m e r s and
friends!
ED 4 ELEANOR
GO NT Y
L-aguo bur l October
rumraag al bld to help
Vinson - Vaughan
Rites or Monument
Christmas Day
By MARTHA MATTESON
Miss Lora Ann Vinson became
the bride of . Hoyd Alien
Vaughan. Doc. 23. at o:ju p.m.
- .,.n, lii-hf service, in the
home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Vinson ai wununn....
ft... ,ri,irt : dressed in
taffeta with white not ovorsklrt
and shoulder length veil.
carried a white Bible with a
. ..Mt ctiiiler mums
DOUUUl-l ui I
and a purple orchid. Miss Elaine
Reynolds, maid of honor, was
dressed in a URm oiuc
.u it'ith bouauet of
It-UK" 1.1.
white carnations. Ivan denser
was best man for his cousin.
tv, mrimnnv was read by
Rev. Kenneth Thomas. Mary Cor-
ly, sister of the Dnue. .'ia,.
t k a wMinr March and accom
panied Wayne Leathers. Jr..
when he sang.
brother. Harvey, was canoie
lighter. Something oiu was u
i niihn that was her
grandmother Padberg's. Some
. . Klun Klin.
thing new was --
cnn,ihino hnrrowed was the
ouiuciuiub
.,n no hrMo was eiven in mar-
riage by her father, L. D. Vinson. I
The bridegroom is the son of
. A Ua 110 I
Mrs. Bill Gienger and the late
Lete Vaughan.
The grandmother. Mrs. Orln
. . . iIa.aI urn4
1 lie planum""." ,
Padberg. cut the four-tiered wed- announce the engagement oi
ding cake and Mrs. Loyd Glen- their daughter, Judy Ann to
ger sister of the groom, poured Robert Stevens of Hardman, son
the' punch. Mrs. Mary Corley, sis- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens,
ter of the bride, poured the cof- Robert is a graduate of Hep
fee The cake was made by the pner high school and is assoc
brlde's mother, Doris Vinson, and late( with his father on the
decorated by Mrs. Ethel Leathers. ranch. judy is a senior at Hep
tu v.r was dressed in a nntr hlrh school.
CoTtonwood nls Inch. She
SlTnuLr'senior year in
. , . ,
high school.
Those who attenaea .ne Cu.
vlnfonrTnd M .Bill
Rev and Mrs. Kenneth
t ' ivn Rpnadect Miss
Thomas, Ivan Benadect miss
Elaine Reynolds, Arthur Black
" Won. Mr- na2 S,U
r
i
1 s.
3 , -. ..iT ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith celebrated their Golden wedding onni
ersary in September.
PHIL'S
SUNBEAM HAIR DRYERS
PLANTERS
CANDLE HOLDERS, small size
STATIONERY TOYS
. , . c,..,i o( H3S and W 9thted ot tht Catholic pcaith hout
Mcmbtti of th Keppnor bih achool cWmmm
ortr Memorial day weekend for a wnioa and dlnntr. .
Colleen Bailey and
Ernest Snow Wed
Mr. and Mr. Ray BalU-y an
nounco the marrli:e if thctr
daughter. ColU-en Rae Bailey to
Ernect R. Snow. Jr.. on of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest R. Snow of Lw
gap. N. C.
The younn couple were mar
ried Dec. 10 in The Dalles, Ore.
at the home of the Reverend II.
Harold Johnson and they ore re
siding at the N. D. Bailey apart
ments. Mr. Snow is employed by Kin
zua Corporation and Mrs. Snow
Is working nt Wilson's Men's
Wear where she hns been em
ployed for the past six and one
half years.
Dinner Party Enjoyed
By Hospital Personnel
One of the many delightful
pre-Chrlstmas events was the
no-host buffet dinner enjoyed by
the rioneer Memorial Hospital
personnel and their invited
guests.
About sixty-five persons en
joyed a social hour before the
sumptuous turkey dinner served
from the buffet table decorated
with poinsettas and evergreens.
After dinner several tables of
pinochle was played and dancing
was enjoyed.
The menu and arrangements
...r r,i.-nntrt nnd worked out by
f nursos an(i her committees.
. .
UTro
Marvin Laseoecr, uim-iui
, j: ...
Engagement Told
fr anH Mrs. William Brinda
Cottonwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Gienger and two daughters. Long
ureeK; ivir. aim "
nnhhv. Lons Creek;
;. ----- -
daugeV Fox; Mr. and Mrs.
Clyd Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Thompson, Fox; Mr. and Mrs.
i y , chlldren of
Louis Cor y
o, Long C,eck.
4
I
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km i P
The 4-H winners in tho record book contest spoiuorod by
tho 4-H loaders council to oncourago good word keeping.
) S'fCw ' soft
Hnpner grado school honor band playing ct the Klniua school
during their trip in November which Included FosslL fossil bed,
and Klniua mllL
mr- -nd Mrs. George Holden
of Cliff Side, Wash., were here
Christmas visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Cox.
SPECIAL
NEW YEAR'S DINNER
FEATURING
ROAST DUCK
ALSO
TURKEY AND HAM
DINNERS
Children's
ELLA'S
,jj p Ei
Our BARGAIN TABLE is loaded
with many miscellaneous values.
"Come see"
PhiPs Pharmacy
time residents of Hep
pner, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells
left Tuesday lor tnei new nome
in Vancouver.
plates, of course.
GRILL
Heppner
8
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7
ALL
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
HUMPHREYS
OFFER ENDS JAN. 14
Urr-oUttuun
on lovely J
pattern In I
IHl flNtST SIlVtKHAtt J III J
MiiHnHHn-Han-inHH--MMMf J"
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PEN STOCK PRICES
n 52 and 76-Pc. Sets
52-Pc. Service for 8
14 Ttoipooni, 6 Place Knlvi,
Plac Forki, ( Plae Spoem,
I Salad Forki, 1 Butt.r Kn!l,
1 Sugar Spoon, 1 Serving
Spoon, Regular, I Serving
Spoon, Pitrcod
SALE
PRICE
Alto available 76 Pc. Service for 12
Sal Price $71.50
frmm mtam at Oneida LM.
PETERSON'S JEWELERS
STORE HOURS 9 TO 6
WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS
JEWELRY
BILLFOLDS
DUSTING POWDERS
COLOGNES
PERFUMES
ON ALL OUR
JEWELRY
0
2
OFF
REXALL DRUGS
$4995 M$$g3
Oitt Optional
Clra 1873'
Heppnei