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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1961)
Mtrxtk cAirrrt timm. Additional Social and Club News ThurT. ru.m i. 'H Correction Noted For ; P.T.A, Typing Clou Keys Chorivoricd A croup of friend urfU'd th. rlywrt, Mr and Mr. Doyle Key. Saturday venm with a tharlvart at their home, ."rfo" gathered at the auuth end of town and i.rucrded with much horn Mulng and the d Ire lrn to the Key horn fr the urjrle party. Coffee and rake were nrved throughout the evening to the fi.nU who ltr irudHl the i-iimm to give M hrldc a ride trt town In the wheelbarrow. Dinner Porty At DIokncy Home Tl BUhrwy home the w-rtir a of dJnM-r y n ThufKlay with Mr and -Mr Phil Kiakney h- f th n Irg Guet Included .Mr and Mi Grd n Pratt. Mr nr. ! Mi U k Meadr. Mr. and M Bh Erin- die, Mr. and Mt. Kd Pk and Dr. and Mr. U l. TiW.lr Priy bridge rnHn! aitr dinner and Mr, and Mm 1'iatl received high. Insure fe( your ; ., family Yil against .H financial worries ' Vour family depends on you for a aecure future. Don't let thorn ,l;IU'n' f lllTk OUT OW cost life Insurance pollrlc now. ALSO . . . mm C. W. "Bill" Lavine Agency Phone 6-9923 Heppner Hotel Bldg. Surprise Stork Shower Given Mrs. Cutsforth Mm. Kenmth Cutsf.irth and baby aon. Kralg Allen were hon ored with a nurprliM nhowrr at their home lat Friday night. Co-host for the evening were Mr. Kenneth Turner and Mrs. hob Kilkenny, who med pie and coffee afier Mr. Cutsforth opened tho Kilt. The cuests attending were Mrs. Jack Ployhar. Mrs. Tad Mil ler. Mrs. Tat Cut-forth. Mr. Jerry Dougherty. Mrs. Delmer Bus hke. Mr. Terry Thompson. Mr. Frit Cutsforth, and Mr. Jimmy Miller. Mr W. II WoU'f frp.M. ihe j f T A uJy are off la a r-d trt with 10 and 11 en I r4led In ih knitting, bridge. and voile) trtll. tut m fr only 'fn --n.r. In the i jsrsjf ! !Mh I n f r imte mmi- j-f I TJse Grrat finUiun gfup fc Ularled Wednrdy evening with Mi- lcy Kirk a H e lniru tr. I It ws Intiiirei tly !ated In , Jat we-k"a Kr that the lp ji g fl started at 7 '. It .td.uull l 7 30 pm.. d all 'the (U&m Mart at thl time 'with the reception of volleyball, j tilth brgln at 8 Otl p m. on the I designated da) and Mill run 'through February and Martli Birthdays Honored At Saturday Party A birthday party honoring Barney Malcolm and Phil Blak- nev took id a re Saturday nlnht , nt the Malcolm home with Mr, j Malcolm and Mrs. lilakmy ai Co-hostesses. The cuests played card and rn loved a delicious supper u rid night. Attendltii: the party were Mr.: and Mrs. Bill Sowell. Mr. and! Mrs. Karl Avers. Mr. and Mrs I Kalph Klchmond, Mr. and Mrs.! Rnv Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mahoney, Mr. and M.-s. Gene Pierce. Mr. ami Mrs. Marlon Green, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Fcrgeson. New Card Game Mr. and Mrs. Bill Labhart were hosts to a potluck dinner party at their home on Sunday even ing. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cribble, Mr. and Mrs. La- Verne Van Marter, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan McCurdy, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gardner, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McQuarrie. The croup enjoyed a new card game, Thirty-one, after dinner, and Mrs. Gardner won high. 4-H Selects Two Delegates For Salem linger Dohcrty. 17. Heppner, and Sandl DavU, 17. Irrlgon. were m lerted to represent Mor row county at the annual Ore gon i II conference on "Know Your State Government,' held February 2. 3, and 4 In Salem. IMierty. a aenlor at Heppner high nrhool. has been a 4 II member eight year, most of his project being In the livestock division, lie served a a Junior leader foi two year and a camp counsellor for three. Mis Davis, a senior at River side high school in Boardman, ha seven year 411 e.xperlenre In foods, clothing, and knitting. Hardman and Rhea Creek News T CHARLOTTE WALKER Wofxl ki rrtrlved l.f II.' d-th if Mr UiU llai k. In HermUton, Jan 1" .'! Ilak the iet-r of l ;':-'! W'ilhrlm. and a niete vt I ,-!rf Coliir,. In. trrner,t wa Jan. .. t llrnt.i ton. Tle attrnding the funi tal fMm ll.srlnan u-: Mr, and Mr. FI')J Wilht'm and fanuly Fter Ct.llin. itl Mr an I Mr Morgan M.-!.k Tliote attendit.g the G i Nine th ditnre at M-muniei t Satur ly night from llardtt.an were Mr. and Mr. llu). n l-rly. Mr and Mr. Parrel Vir.n, Mr. Rmnu White, and MN Fran Heath. Mr. Velva B.thd..!t had the misfortune to Dp on the Ire Fri day morning and was unable t go to luhool. Tlii week he has len ktaylng In Heppner, rather than to drive back and forth In the fog and Ice. The II K C of the Khea ( nt k Grange had a potluck dinner at the home of Mr. Kva Wright. She received her three year Jun ior leader pin In YMA Mis Km her Kirmls, Morrow county extension agent, accom panied the two delegate to this annual 4 II conference. She was one of six extension agents to act a a group leader In this event. rvUf!l br.'i we pie er t, 1ar t-e r ' f r the Po fur. Crarje niirj Saturday 1 r ! i arty t t- hM I rb 4 M:i llaitd.1 Vj,g!it rl.t U Si -i.t.u . i.t Monday a' t Mte-1 j tirr r-v 'h r fiVrrni.ht. Mr t:-l Mr.. J.dri ! : an I ! -,. ,i'v f M rt ii'-d at the - . Ji ifd l Stvcfti h' I:'." un iay. Sis ticM'ii an. I M:. Steven a-e ;! A'mj prcM-nt were M.- I . ! Prind4. Mr. and Mi. KeiMirth I'.tity, ar.-l Gail, Mr. and Mr. IJ M-Tt Fmil ai d Wilbur Knighton efit M-v.-r jI ds I-I'.ir. fder.d In Walla Walla, Wa.tburg. K -nnewlrk ant a. !.l.ml. Vas!i, Mr, and Mt. Li I5tddnn h.ie ien In Ashland for fcotne thne. and are ixj-(td home around the first of February. The heavy fog that lasted for a week deposited & thick Coating of Ice on the telephone and elec tric wires, causing a lot of work fur the repairmen. Phone were out neveral times, and the elee- Stanficld Meat Co. Hugh Smith. Owner & Mffi. StanfUld. Or. custom ctrrnNa-cuTTiNG CURING Wholesale & BetaU LOCKER MEAT Call CI 9-3(533 WE DELIVER tilvity wa off. tM 17 hour Wtdnc day mklrg a Kt tf peo. pl worry about heat, deep fri-err. and water pipe. Local mm helped the REA clear lea rrom tne line. TJ.ey were: Uu ttn LeUe, Wilbur Knighton. Ivan Mi Daniel. Harold Steven. b Steven. l D. Vlr.aon. Par rel Vlr.n. Kenneth Catty, and KJnjer Palmer. Apologle to any. one not rnentionel. Il.ib Steven wa In Portland for two day thi we-k. Cecil McDanlel came home! fruin AaldanJ and returtve4 Mon day. Mr, and Mr Waiter Wfiht droxa ta Ar!lrgn Thtr1ay, Mr. and Mj. liloine Chapr) pd CaUe vUJted Wilt ur Knlgh Un Sunday en M birthday, Mr. Wilbur Van BhckUnd honored Mr, U'li Ball Wednes day on her birthday with a tea The pre-nt were Mr. Gene HalL Mr. Haroui w right. Mr. Tom Springer, Mm. Wilbur Van tilorkland. and the honorce. sir. Dorl Ball Just Don't Count On Iti Good luck it on aluilva crtoturt. Som peop! hov it end iom don't. If nothing you con count on forever. If you hove a rik thot if dangeroutly underiniured, don't let 1961 bt the year that your luck ran out. Any problem you hove will bring ui running ond don't hesitate to coll. C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PRONE 6-962S HEPPNER. OREGON BOX til NER: Lovo Is Spelled L'aimant By Coty Because she likes to be lovelier for you! HEVLON XOLORKINS' 10 fashion hade of Demi -Lipsticks in on practical package BRILLIANT REDS POTKNT PINKS YUMMY PLUMS SIZZLING CORALS 2.50 plus tax "Mix the shade to mate! your mood!" SPRAY MIST COLOGNE DUSTING POWDER EAU DE TOILETTE NjeVVfjTA' Delightful BROWN A HALEY CHOCOLATES In Fancv Heart Boxes $1.10 to $6.00 GREETINGS CARDS A Large Assortment THRIFTY PACKAGES VALENTINES With Gummed Envelopes 24 for 39c 35 for 49c PHIL'S PHARMACY Phil Blakney. R. Ph. I t ft ' . ft I. 7 .is,-. "1 vL-rrjdWniM-iMffirinfliri' mm .-.m. x i '"'A - -I I rv,: t " -Artl-iftif Tin liili - Ifl i ' il'' ,i 1 ',.. ,n iV' tout j Here's what PP&L customer Mrs. Harry W. Martini says about electric living: "Electric living is my recipe for a haPPy household ... and it costs so little!" "For dozens of jobs, big and small, we depend on electricity night and day. Thirty-seven differ ent electric appliances work for us, and all that service costs only 35 a day. Who could ask for a better bargain than that?" Airs. Martini is one of thousands of PP&L cus tomers who are using lots of electricity these days more and more all the time! Your electric appliance dealer has dozens of wonderful new electric helpers to show you. Visit him today. Be sure you're making full use of PP&L electric service-today s biggest value! PACIFIC POWER Ss LIGHT COMPANY 37 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 354 A OAY All thesa electric opplioncei help moke living better and happier for the Martini fomilyi 0 Range 0Refrigerator 0 Freezer Q Dishwasrier 0Waher v Dryer 2 Electric Gran Trimmer 5J Television jT Radio-Phonogroph Vj Sewing Machine 5 Vacuum Deaneri 2 0 Floor Polisher IVf Waste Disposer 2 Ventilator Fan jT Hear lamp lighting 0"Wall Heater 2 M Skillet 0 Coffee Maker QjWoff! Iron M Toaiter 0B!nder 0 Mixer v Furnace Motor vl Electric Shaver Hair Trimmers Heating Pad Iron PR Electric Blankets 3 0 Hair Dryer 0aock Radio 0 Com Popper fjvjEWrle Soldering Iron You Live Better. . . Electrically I HOW MANY OF THESE APPLIANCES WORK F0. YOU IN YOIH HOME? 229 If. Main Phone 6 -99B2 or -90
