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Additional Social and Club News
Rhea Creek Extension
Invites New Members
On January 4th. IW.
Creek Fmenl.m unit held "
monthly m't-tinc at the Itti"
Creek CnrnKO -
The piJ- "r i"'ulfy w"
-ijtx n Broil Meat."
The leader tot I Ma IT'-K'
were. Mry Campell and Shir
ley Palmer.
Vhe lewon began , 1
reparation if meat, to broil
rd. then veKHables. wn the
frulta and deswrt.
In sparine '.mil.-! meal
It U k-m to keep In mind he
broiled food U
out of the oven" to R-t the Ih 1
of the t.atlneu and nutrition
out of broiled meat, and I yeKe.
tablM while they are Hill "Juicy"
""HilT'lVsson was enjoyed by
H member, which Included
Marlene Boredom. Beth UarK.
Ma Campbell. Evelyn Farrcns.
SSu Craves. Shirley Palmer.
Muriel Palmer, He Ieva liui.
Fmrna White. Mildred Wrlsht.
erly WrlRht. and Mn
After the tasty lunch, there
was a hhort business meeting.
Chairman Emma Whit urged
new membership throughout the
community. The extension unit
U open for all women who are
Interested In learning new and
better ways for homemaklng
skills.
Any woman who Is Interested
in Joining the Rhea Creek Ex
tension unit, please contact
Emma White, Marlene Berg
strom, or Beverly Wright.
The door prize was won by
Beverly Wright
Mrs. McCabe Hosts
lone Extension Unit
The lone Extension unit met
at the home of Kuth McCabe,
January 5.
"Let's Broil Meat" was the pro
ject for the meeting with Lola
Ann Pettyjohn demonstrating the
procedures. After the meal was
completed It was served to the
following members: Judy Rea,
Mary Holtz. Annie Keene, Grace
McKlnney, Ruth McCabe, Margo
Sherer, Lorene Griffith, Donna
Bergstrom, Barbara Peterson,
Marie Steagall. and Mrs. Emma
June Crowell, Wilda Crawford,
Breshears of Lexington.
A very Interesting talk was
given on traffic safety by Judy
Rea.
Wllda Crawford won the door
prize.
Surprise Birthday
Dinner Given
A surprise birthday was given
for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Garrison
at their home last week.
Guests attending were: Mr.
and Mrs. Cal Sumner and Lora,
Mr. and Mrs. James Lovgren and
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Taul Brown,
Chris and Mark and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Erwln and Shirley.
The Rcnegers Have
First Meeting
Of New Year
t.. hri,iK club were
IMit-nt of Mr. Jm .Norene lot
their fiot meeting of the year
at Wednesday
table of bridge.
Mr. BiH Ubhart received
high. Mr. One Hall, aeeond;
Mr. Frank Andwaofc low; and
Mr. Jim Valentine. Jack high.
Mr. Ni.rcne served dewert and
.. .. .... urn mil Blake. Mr
Jim Farley. Mr. Frank Ander
n. Mr. Mdl Gunderaon. Mr.
mil Labharf. Mr. -"
line. Mr Gordon Tratt Mr.
i k un fne Hall. Mr
LaVerne Van Marter. Mr. Dick
Meador. and Mr. BUI SowfIL
II Gribble Wins
High At Bridge Party
The Duplicate bridge club met
last Sunday evening at the Got
,in Pratt home with four tables
of party bridge.
. . . I . SV.M
Lowell Cribble won nign. u..
Icy Lanham. second, and Mr.
Thll Elakney waa low.
Those attending the evening
of play were: Mr. and Mr.
Lowell Grlbble. Mr. and Mr.
Meador. Mr. and Mr. L. E Dick
Dr. and Mr. W. H. Wolff. Mr.
and Mr. William Collins. Mr.
, Dkii Rinknv. Mr. and
anu iu. . .
Mrs. Conley Lanham. and the
hosts.
Going Away Dinner
Given For Bongers
A no host dinner was held at
the Elks club Tuesaay rvri
i- i . xfr And Mrs. Harry
in oonui .
Bongers who left recently for
Prlnevllle wnere ne wm u -mlnlstrator
of the hospital there.
t. n..r.r.ra wir presented
U"iihv.
with a gift from their many
friends who attenaea uic u.......
The beautiful table decor
ations, done by Mrs. Helen Cox,
was centered around a sterling
candelabrum with realistic arti
ficial flowers.
Elizabeth Abrams Has
Seventh Birthday
Miss Elizabeth Abrams cele
th hlrthdav with
a party at home last Friday
afternoon.
The children enjoyed many
games and later refreshments
were servea oy ivirs.
Attending the party were.
Karla Weatherford, Julie Ayers,
Kathleen Ayers, Tracey Norene,
Lorl Labhart, Dovle Alderman,
Gwendolyn Drake, Mary K.
Campbell, Leslie Collins, Shelley
and Kelley Wolff, Susan Proud
foot, Johnny Johnston, Francle,
Robbie, and Mary Abrams.
w. a William "Bill"
11. '-- "
Schwarz and family from The
Dalles, were in ueppnei
Sunday to visit his brother, Leo
nard Schwarz and family.
Sons Soucl Set
Important Dates
Uns Souot Rbrkh odg No.
S3 met January 6 wh rbt
rrand Mim lUther Rergtrofn In
ine rhif.
. i. uw. unt la memtN-r
hu were spurted 111 and final
plns were made f the Irutal
tion bt new officer for mi.
Mhlrh waa held January i.
rfratwd the charter
In a lovely ceremony for Mr.
Ruth Marlatt. wro patw
recently.
Attending tne nm rominj wt
the new year were 27 member
nd 2 vUttor.
Mr. Alice Lutrell won ine
lnny drill pri and Mr. Merle
Kirk and Mu Father Bergrtrom
M-rved refrehmenta after Mge.
t.. t,i..i i ink club will meet
t the home of Mr. John Berg-
Urom on January iw.
The next regular meeting will
be January 20 at 8:00 p.m.
Heppner Unit Studies
Broiling Procedures
The Heppner extension unit
. .i ih hum. of Mr. Merrltt
Gray fr the "Lefa Broil Meat
meeting. Mr, ww urin
Mrs. Kelthley Blake were project
leaders who aemonsiraieu nu
explained how to wrap meat to
be cooked In a broiler, Ideas for
variety In meals by use of the
broiler, and the use and care
of the broiler.
At noon the member samp
led the broiler cookery In the
delicious meal prepared by the
leaders.
After dinner a short business
meeting followed with chairman,
Mrs. Riley Munkers presiding.
Other members present were:
Mrs. Ray Drake, Mrs. Joe Wright.
Mrs. Frank Connor. Miss Leta
Humphreys, Mrs. Gene Ferguson.
Mrs. Nora Turner. Mr. Will
OHarra, Mrs. Douglas Drake,
and guests, Mrs. Jessie Griffith
and Mrs. Al Fetsch.
Merry Cookerettes
The Merry Cookerettes had
their gift wrapping party at the
home of Marilyn Morgan on
Wednesday, December 21.
We boxed and wrapped 20
packages of Christmas candy
and cookies to send to the eld
erly people of the Heppner Pio
neer Memorial hospital.
We then exchanged our gifts.
Refreshments were served by
Marilyn Morgan.
On Dec. 29 the Merry Cook
erettes met at the home of Cher
yle Corley at 1:30 p.m.
rviervti Corlev demonstrated
.'how to prepare frozen foods. Re
freshments ol aougnnuis anu
orange Juice were served by the
hostess.
Those present were' Sue Town
send, Cherllyn Smouse, Shirley
Hicks, leader, Mrs. E. M. Baker,
Mrs. Hershall Townsend, Man
ell Townsend, Eulenna Corley,
Sheila Baker, and Cheryle Cor
ley. The next meeting will be at
of Shirley Hicks on
Feb. 1. At this meeting, Shirley
will lead a discussion on All
About Eating."
Reporter, Shirley Hicks
Clothing Rated
At Good Buy,
Trends Listed
luln 4rll drecJ In
may et ! than many Oregun
famine realtre. If clotl.lntf
prices are compared with
price t!4 fur Hhrr Item ue4
In day to day living,
Cr th tit 10 er. cloth.
ins h hwn one of the better
buy In the family budgrt. note
Mr. Elvera liorrrll. Oregon
Oregon State College extenlon
economist. Slme 1UV). the cloth
ing dollar has khrunK ! than
the dollar ued for hou.lng. food.
tranportatlon, medical care, ana
the other drains on the family
blanket.
It now takr Oregnnlana, on
the average. $112 to buy the
same amount of clothing that 11
would have purched a decade
ago. It takes SMI to buy the
m amount of food and as
S140 to buy the same amount of
medical care. Other na
service range In between.
What will some of the trendi
for clothing In the new year?
mn' mlt are the most no
ticeable example of the shift to
lighter weight fabric, the home
economist point out. But more
iicht .-lpht rarments and
household furnishings. uch as
blanket, are being sougm ana
purchased by shoppers. Better
heated homes, schools, office,
utomobilea and public convey
ance la one reason for the
change.
More new finishes for durabi
lity, appearance and ease of care
are promised on yardage and
olnthlns nvt VP3T. according to
the OSC specialists. Appliance
minnmartiirM are colng along
with the trend In engineering
washers and Irons to nanaie
these garments.
Pine City Horse Club
Th Wne Cltv Saddle club held
Its December meeting on Decem
ber 13 In the Pine City school
house.
w- rinrlried that we would try
to have our meetings on the first
MnnHav of every month. We also
decided to get a set of flags for
the club.
Aftor th meetlnn was ad-
iniirnprt evervone exchanged
Christmas presents and refresh
ments were servea .
Th next meetinff will be Jan.
16 In the Pine City school house.
reporter, Kenneth Nelson
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If you love luxury
and
hate gas pumps
irvnftM
. . . then you'll love the Buick Special! You get Buick
. i i akI s-ip civ mere
comfort, ride and go-plus rjal gas savings to boot!
The Bu,k Spiai is to -with ever, BujcU t'-S 1I
,!g thai n.ens. like B....1 . for exan., A turn w I J low-price field! Come
A 155-h.p. aluminum -8 pve- ou rn, tl ' Wt
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FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY
MAT & CHASE STS.
COUNTY COURT i
PROCEEDINGS
r.,.irt mrl in IrifuUr
iun on rvwmWf T. Ttie
J and msrmet, The
Fair Ilu:l.!i"g. the County Jhp
an4 the lounnouMT v -
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r.rrwni hy. A resolution was
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Halm M. Ilardman. Oregon.
ti iniiowloa wanontt wtra
iMuad on th Cenerol Tundi
Mary Boa"- IP
KMra Irby. Pep -
Lillian Sweek. Di-p. - "
H.KlcrUk Thomson. Dep.
Velma Olaw. H- Nurse . . 3-10
Alma Green. Off. Clk H0.30
pari Hudson. Jan. 29M
Jwephlne Rands. Off. Clk. 4G.70
A. D. McMurdo, M.D..
physician --
F.n'hler Mre. Dep. Sher. 185.90
lli-rb V. White, Jr.. Ct.
p.,.p. 33
Milton Beimel. Ca Ct 127
r n t'ori.i.aiin Ca. Li vu.ou
Svlvla McPanlel. Treai..
w 40.03
rv.mtltu RiK-kfuril. Sold.
Ind. Fund
ct ir.fi Aro. roram.. Sal.
25.32. Elec. 141 -G-76
First Nat l Bank. Sal 6308j
Pub. Emp. Pt. Bd.. Soc.
Sec. 31313 496.43
N.W. llosp. S'rv.. Sal.
100.30. D.A.. 950. Ins.
52.00 1C1.80
Etnnomy Mkt. A Lockers,
Ind. Fund -.. l'-5
St. Pub. Wei. Comm.. CA
200.50. FC 14925; OAA
2323.75; ADC 547.50;
APTD 256.50 3.477.50
Harry Dinses. Assess.
Fid. Wk 35 00
Pac. Tel.. N.W.. Cur. Exp. 100.15
lone Livestock Club
Our meeting was held at the
Alfred Nelson ranch on January
8, 1961 with 8 members present
For roll call, we named kinds
of beef cows and described them.
Steve Lindstrom reviewed the
troals for the year. Then Rollle
Ekstrom gave a talk on how to
pick out a beef cow for a project
Our next meeting will be at
Mancell Townsonds house Feb
ruary 5, 1961.
Keith Nelson, reporter
OA r.'- cot.P ctv.
M.huney Aorair
Mh.r.ey Abramt.
I-hll" Pharmacy,
CrrnfirlJ Grn
ii. lJeC .
v r'" ' 7 .not"
Lcne Blm Udi.e, I O U r.
Pee -
Heppner !Unlar
Lie. S1. i'"-. "
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Hill Office Ma H . II.
Nure
l-niun Oil Co.. Nure Car
Ford s Tire Sen', .w v.
iNrrl Garaee. Nurse tar
Velma It Glass. B N . H.
Nur -
Standard Oil Co.. rure
Ciip -
l'nipc'. Inc.. H. Nure -City
Water ivpt- Cthe.
Herman Green,
Pac. W, U. Co.. Cthe.
Gilliam BUbee Hdwe.,
Ohe. In Z""" '
jl. j, StrtM-ber, cthse. Re
pairs -
Kllham Slatlonery A
Print. Co.. Clka. Inc
Hewner Gazette Times.
Sher. Inc. 16.83. Off.
Pub. 21.71 --
c,iirt Parrlsh. Co. Clk..
, Civ. Def. 9 28. Clka. Inc.
40c
Irmatllla County. Co. Ct
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CJU. uaumn,
13.25. Jail Exp. 1145 ....
Nat. Sher. Assoc.. Sher.
Inc. -- -
Texaco. Inc., Sher. Car
Ryder Typewriter A
Equip.. Tax Coll . ..
Heppner Red A White. Jail
Exp -
Ford's Tire Serv.. Sher.
Car
Herb. White. Jr., Cir. Ct
Tum-A Lum Lbr. Co..
Cthse. Rep
Burroughs Corp. Tax Coll.
199.00. Assess. Inc.
228.00
Mld-Columbla Planning
Council. Co. Planning
Comm
Turner-Van Marter, Bry
ant. Bonds
Hog Root Out. Cthse
Verd-A-Ray Corp.. Cthse
Nafl Dlst Atty Assoc..
D. A
Ore. Dlst Atty. Assoc.,
D. A
Francis Lambert, Sher.,
Jail Exp
Pac. Tel. N. W.. Civ. Def.
Col. Basin Elec. Coop.,
Civ. Defense
Richfield Oil Corp., Sher.
Car
1130
9590
2t&
1W
500
R99
300
S3
17.50
388
26 92
693
700
4080
693
7.50
300
7991
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38.56
968
61.71
2470
12.50
5.76
1.55
4.65
1.50
21.10
11.50
427.00
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128.00
24.00
72.55
15.00
25.00
18.85
30.00
63.84
56.65
Standard Oil Corp. Sher
Car -
Dunham Print. Co. Clk
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fnlon Oil Co.. Sher. Car 19 3
H (X FTt'un, la. Comm .010
Milton A. lUftfrl. Co.
CVmm -?
The ioiUwla? warrants vtr
!mu4 a th Cn. HeoS fundi
tharlea fUiley 3naM
H&y Bailey .
lk.nald Ball . 37
Lewi Ball 3.41.25
Edward E. Bker 3tH.ro
HUhard Brman .3t9M
Stanley Cox 3CI 40
Anderson Hayes 30970
W. C. Heath .
Glenn Irby 3WJ1S
Harry Munkers 3333
lk.nald Munkers 436 99
Wm. II. Nichols . 3K3M
Gtrald R.x"l 326-
II. C. Sherer 430.00
Thomas J. Well 370.32
Laurel Wilson 418 82
Harold Wilson ... 3H3.96
Calvin Vackley 41716
St. Ind. Ace. Comm 55644
First Nat l Bank 822 00
Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd liu w
Pac. Tel. N. W. 21-20
Col. Basin Elec. Coop- ........ 38.76
Heppner Hdwe. A Elec 13.0J
City Water Dept .45
Pae. Pow. A Llcht lo m.f
Gilliam A Llsbee Hdwe 10.40
Sadie Parrlsh. Co. Clk 7.12
First Nat l Bank M7.92
John A. Pfelffer 1-33
Oregon Motor S-rv 5.60
Itnl.m Oil Co
Heppner Auto Parts 108.89
Sadie Parrlsh
Case Furn. Co 307
Ind. Air Prod. Co 29.29
Emco. Inc 41.26
Barratt Sales Co 26.(8
N. W. Ind. Laundry 7.12
Lewis Ball 4.aJ
Donald Ball '. 8 Wi
Umatilla Elec. Coop.
Assoc !-0
Portland Wire A Steel
Whse 557.09
Humphreys Drug Co 7.96
Howard Cooper Corp 12.754.60
Clyde Equipment Co 630.13
Ford's Tire Sen' 751.70
Kluss Brothers 8.85
Paul rettyjohn Co 24.82
Crultfs Replacement Parts 21.03
Echo Machine Shop 51.50
Lexington Imp. Co 372.92
A. W. Davis Supply Co 276.81
Stone Machinery Co .1834.86
Anderson's Builders Sup-
ply 550
The following warrants were
Issued on the Misc. Fund:
James W. Norene, D.V.M.,
Dog Fund
Pioneer Memorial Hosp.,
Hosp. Maint. Fund 3,250.72
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