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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1960)
I j a ,' I! Monument News iBoardman News J MUloa B.I,.L Intga. wo. sworn AlTjtun.d tm nlssiooer Ho. I at th. county courthouse to 101 the "? V!V.Vm. S Ru.U Miller, decease! Pictured "'ViTuS GeoV mh, B.lg.U County Clerk Sadie FarfUh and CoromUioDf Gene rerausoa. fVsb.rr. f :... 'V-t 14 V I ... . ' --v 1 -n k v A ? w.Av .... ; Th. S12.000 Hot.1 Heppner bleu. T.b. 7 waa tn T-afi iNWitJ locally. Equipment from Lexington. Ion. and all local ltremen fought the lire tor several hours. (9. As 1961 leaves lt launching pad, w hop that It sooms successfully lno orbit carry ing a goodly "payload" ol out-of-tbU world ..happiness . lor you. And may wo hare th op portunity to serve you ever better for all your Insurance BNdl. C. A. RUGGLES Insurance Agency PHONE 6-9625 HEPPNER. OREGON BOX 611 By MART8A MATTEJON Mr. Jure HuhhUoti drove tiff father. J Whltker. and Mr. Mead Cilman to Mm Day Mon ilny on i.u!ri. Mr and Mr. flot.ert Barrett and three children left Thurs .Jay afternoon fr Yakima. Wash. f,.r their ChrWtmas holidays with I. In parents. They are two of Monument's teacher. Mr and Mr. Richard Drees arid thro children nd Gerry Cul ler drove to Pendleton Thurs day afternoon for their late shop ping, rcturnins hme Saturday. Mr. nml Mr. Guy Hills, two daughter. nl his brothiT and ort of Vale left fr California t-i vli.it their relative there dur ing the Christmas vacation Thursday. . Mrs. Jessie Scott drove to Pen dlcton Friday on business. Mra. Helen Brown left Friday morning with Mr. and Mra. Jack Cavender and three girls for Port. land and other points. Helen win visit with her son Pete and fam ily. In Portland. Pete Is known as Alton Chrlsterson. on the po lice force. Mrs. Krma Fcruerson came over Friday morning, taking her mother. Mamie rertrerson. oacK to John Day for the Christmas holidays. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and three children drove to Boise, Idaho, for Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holmes and son. Mrs. June Hutchison and her father drove to John Day Thurs day on business. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. George Stubblefleld drove to Heppner Tuesday noon to attend the last services of their aunt, Mrs. Jack (Susan) Hynds. who passed away at her home in Pendleton Sunday, Dec. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Verne McCarty drove to Heppner Saturday where they spent Christmas with her sister and family, the Clayton Sweeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bezold and two sons, also her brother that stayed with them to go to school here, left Friday for Ida ho for the holidays with their families. Mr Vora GarJner. her father Orln Stubblefleld. Joe and Frank Elder left Friday to spend Lnrist mn with Mrs. Marce Hughes and son Jim In Pendleton. They returned home Monday trie jo. (Continued Next Week) Thomas S. and Mildred Howell's 46 OUNCE DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE 4 FOR $1.00 ASSORTED SNACK CRACKERS 3 PKGS. $1.00 ZEE PAPER TOWELS cntrou. 2 F0R 55C Friskios DOG FOOD Friskies DOG MEAL MINUTE MAID FROZEN 6 OX. 2 for 39c ORANGE JUICE 12 ox. 2 for 75c We Give Gold Bond Stamps QUALITY CHUCK ROAST LB. f?F'At,',1, WHOLE OR SHANK HALF 59c LB. BEEF SHORT RIBS 35 LB. By MARY LIE MABLOW A U'i trud attended the community ChrUtmat ptvgttm held in the nhool fymnastum lat Thurday right. The Board man Junior band with Bill L White directing started the pro eram by plnylnk' "Christmas Tidlt!K.M -Jolly Old St. Mchola." and "We Three King of Orient Are." The flrM and second grades presented a play 'The Friendly Beast," LJut of players were: Mary. Diane Black; Joseph. Ron Baker; Introduction. Cathy Loop; donkey. James Wstklns; pony. Ronnie Summers; cow, Mike Waymlre; sheep. Charles Me Kenzie; shepherds. Larry Ball and Phillip Dixon; rabbit. Ricky Part low; kitten. Teddy Bellamy; dog. Sammy Bellamy; angels, Judv Watklns. Tatty Strutz. Lin- da Hoffman and Marilyn Gra ham; closing. Patty Strutz. A bIsv. "What Is Christmas?" was presented by the third and fourth grades. Characters were. mm Smith. Marv Boothman; Mr. Smith, Roger Ulmen; Sally Smith. Penny Bellamy; uaroara smith. Chr stv Waymire; nui Smith. Bobby Skoubo; grand father, Tat Crouch; grancimomer. Kathy Cetz; Mr. Jenkins, Wayne ww.tin- nelehbor children, Jim Crouch; Pam Kuhn and Theresa Rntl! carolers Richard Watklns, Thomas Dixon. Tlmmy Bellamy. Jerry Downey. Mike Anderson, Jody Tatone. Ronnie Flug, Gary Hllgel and Jimmle Pierce. "It's Christmas Again." a chor al reading, was presented by the four upper grades. Characters were: storyteller. Dewena West; reindeer Mike Tartlow, David Boothman. Johnny Pierce, Dennis Bedord. David Skoubo, Alan Moore, Richard Summers and Kerry Daniels; Santa Claus. Roy Obermeler; children Shirley Dixon, Terry Waymlre, Rebecca Mcuougan and Billy Bellamy; choral rhnni-Katherlne McNew, Ter esa Thorpe, Karen Gronquist, Anna Obermeler, Linaa laione, Cheryl Daniels, Elberta Carpen- .1 ...... ... f v J '. " U v ' yJ - I ; 1 -it f. . ' -' ' Vi Ray Ferguson holds his 28 inch 10 pound Kamloops trout which urnn him the Moose Lake. B. C. July 4th Kamloops derby. HOSPITAL NEWS Jack Bedford, Heppner, dis missed; John Lennon, Heppner, dismissed; Dennis Dick, Hep pner; Matt Warren, Heppner, dis missed; Gwendolyn Drake, Hep pner, dismissed; Richard Drake, Heppner, dismissed; Joe Riet mann, lone, dismissed; Clarence Johnson, Heppner. dismissed; Robert Dobbs, Heppner; Judy r.rnchnns HpDDncr. dismissed; Douglas Dubuque, Heppner, dis missed; Barton ClarK, Heppner. Tn Mr nnd Mrs. Flornel Cline, Jr., Kinzua, a son David Michael, 7 lbs. 12H ounces, Dec. 24. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY SICK ROOM EQUIPMENT Morrow County This equipment will be avail able for free home use to all residents of Morrow County. Donations may not be solici ted or accepted. Your subscrip tion (magazine) new or re newal will help further this community project. Your ac ceptance of this program will bo appreciated. Residents, when solicited, should request to see a letter signed by aux iliary officers. Delivery guar anteed. ALICE SOWARD. Pres. HAZEL HAMLIN. Sec. FAY FERGUSON. Treos. Icf, Jfiurii HUgcl. Saiwlr Mc Kenile. Rogrf Zlvr.ey. Jim Part, low, Steve I'artluw. lnnU Cron. quirt. Dhk Skoubo. CMU Prlts. Jarfcsr-n Ar' m tuaw. The Chrlnmaa Crib." ' M-nted by th Rlvendd High S-hol choir, with BUI U White ilretllng, and Mrs. Albert Part low a accompanist. Sharon Don nan was narrator. Slide scenes were sh.mn depleting scenes of The Stable." The Star." The Animals." The Angels," The Shepherds." The Wise Men. "Saint Joeph." The Blessed Mother." and The Infant Jesus. Santa Claus presented treats to grade school and pre school children. Mrs. Florence Root was hoMess for the Christmas party of the Boardman Garden Club Monday night of last week at her home. Mrs. Claud Coats and Mrs. Ar- iimn wore co-hostesses. There were 12 members present. 1. 1. The program startea wun group singing of "Joy To The World." Roll call was answered by giving the name of a biblical ... Wnrden cave tree, mi the history of the dogwood tree, . VltLt. based on me bioic. Tray Christmas favors made by members were brought to be sent to the Pioneer Memorial hospital In Heppner. The evening concluded with exchange of gUts. Mrs. Zearl Gil lespie won the door prize. Mrs. Nathan Thorpe was hostess for the County Extension Unit at her home Tuesday after noon of last week, with Mrs. Frank Marlow as co-hostess. Mrs. Earl Brlggs was leader of the meeting, subject of which was "Safety In Driving." A quiz was given to members on the rules of safe driving. Following the meeting a Christmas party was held with exchange of gifts. The next meeting will be held l the Imiim vl M- C. ivits. Jan. IT at 10 3d a rn Subject Mill be "Let's Brull Meat" The Sewlnf Ten i H CIb haj a fhrUtmas party tf home ot their leader. Mr. Earl McQuaw. It ,'k' ",n",lr-S their mother. Gueu were Mr Pay GronquUt. Mm. Joe Tatone. Mrs. Pellert Carp-)ter, Mr. Dewey Vet and Mm. Ernest Otrmeler. Each mother was pre senied with a gift from her daughter. (Continued aet week) FOLLETT MEAT CO. KermUton. Oiea Ph. JO T MSI On Ilermlton McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS CirLi K Here Is food for thought. Looking for an lU.hcd firm one ol wide experience and know-how? Come to u. We bare the answer. HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Falcon Thunderblrd May & Main Streets Phone 6-9152 or 6-9153 There Is nothing In fish that maks It any special way a fd for the brain. All food enriches the, blood which, intwn. nourishes our bodies. 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