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Additional Social and Club News
Dinner Party At
Graham Home
Mr. and Mr. I'l'U'l G'rtrn
were tor a dinner party
ul their home Saturday
t;ueti f the rvrnlr-K were
Mr and Mr. K1 Murray, Mr.
mn! Mr. Cr 5puMlng. Mr. and
Mr J"in I'foltfiT. Mr. ana Mr.
Frink, Mr. end Mr. Jim
Thornton. tr. and Mr. W. II
WoJff. and Kay Ferguson.
Young People Enjoy
Chinese Party
Fourteen hlj;h whool younc
lople vt the ChrlHtian thurrh
were greeted by the Charles
Knox family last Thursday even
ing. In Chinese fashion. A they
entered the home, they li ft their
shoe and coat at the front
door. The group sat about table
on pillows and enjoyed Chicken
Chow Mcln. Chinese noodles,
pure ribs, and Ice cream for
dessert.
Those in attendance were.
Doris Morris. Kern Albert. San
dra Jones. Llbby Van Sholack.
Sandra Harshman, F-ffic Lane.
Le.la Lane. Rod Ayers, Doug
Dubuoue, Tom Green. Larry Tib
bies, Mary Slocum. Gayle Hi
king and Diana Fulleton.
The Mann class party will
be at the home of Sandra Harsh
man with Irish stew as the main
course.
Vbtft family's pro
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Phone 6-9923 Heppner Hotel Bldg.
Love Is
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Because she llkos
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In Fancy Heart Boxes
$1.10 to $6.00
Colorful Rhinestone
Dinner Rings
$1.00 each
Pinochle Party
At Collins Home
Mr. Bu.l Cllln entertained
tw table of pin hie at her
home on Turkday ruling.
At th mni-lunloq 'f the pin-
hie came. Mr Collins M-rved
lemon 'le and r.if.e Mr.
Harlan M urdy. wi
Mur.ker. Mr. 1JMU Munram.
Mr. Merritt Gray. Mr. Glenn
Smith. Mr. Nl Se, k. and Mr
Lrroy Gardner.
O.E.S. Social Club
The OF.S, nx-lal flub, with
Mr. Fred 1'arrUh and Mr. Kd
na Turner a htes.es. entt-r-talned
at a card party Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Floyd Worden won high
for bridge and Mrs. Wavel Wilk
inson received high In pinochle.
Mrs. Allan Case
Wins High At Club
Tho What's Tniino Bridge club
were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Claude Graham Wednes-
day afternoon with three tobies
of bridge following the dessert
luncheon.
Mrs. Allan Case won high, Mrs.
P. W. Mahoney. second; Mrs.
Lowell Cribble, third; and Mrs.
Clarence Rosewall received low.
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CALENDAR Of IVtWTl
rniDAY, Teh. 10
thea Cree Graoee, orange hall.
1:30 P m
to.t.in Star. Ude bU.
pjn.
akttbalL Bum here. ( p-m.
SATURDAY, fst. II
Ustngtoa Ciang. orange halt
:00 p.m.
Card fojty. Oddfellow hall i:00
p.m.
BatketoalL Bum here, IM pjn.
SUNDAY, feb, 12
Mthodist Men meeting, church
basement 1:00 am.
MONDAY. Teb, 13
Chamber of Commerce. Wagoo
Wheel noon.
School Board meeting. Court
house. 1:00 P-m.
TUESDAY. Teb. 14
Co-op Annual meeting. Lexing
ton grange halL 10:00 cun.
St Patricks Altar meeting.
Pailsh halL 1:00 P-m.
Degree of Honor. Christian
Church, 8:00 p-m.
Heppner Extension Unit Nora
Turner. Ii30 p-m.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. IS
Oddfellows. Lodge halt 8:00 pan.
Great Discussions class, high
schooL 7:30 p-m.
THURSDAY. Feb. 18
Soroptimlsts. Wagon Wheel,
noon.
Rhea Creek H.E.C, grange halL
Oregon Federation
Of Women's Clubs
Meet In Boardman
The spring board meeting of
the 4th district of the Oregon
Federation of Women's Clubs
was held at the Hltchln' Post
Cafe in Boardman Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Burnap, Powell
Butte, state president, was In
chnrfje. A coffee hour was held
nt 9:30 a.m.. with Mrs. Ronald
Black and Mrs. Dewey West of
the Boardman Tlllicum Club as
hostesses. A no-host luncheon
was held at noon.
Officers reported on work for
the year. Discussions on depart
mental work were held for edu
cation, fine arts, public affairs.
community development, conser
vation, home lire, international
affairs and International clubs.
Proiect reports were made on
the Vogue sewing contest, music
scholarship. Penny art and Hall
mark fund, Sadie Orr Dunbar
nursinn fund. Tillamook burn,
Pan-American scholarship, CARE
and endowment fund.
State convention plans were
discussed, which will be held In
Pendleton May 8-9. The spring
convention of the 4th District
will be held at Milton -Freewater
March 21.
Mrs. Joe Tatone of the Tllli
cum Club was elected first vice
president of the state.
Announcement was made of
the western states conference of
club women to be held In Port
land, March 14 16.
Following the session the
Stanfield Women's Club was hos
tess for a tea hour.
Mr. Lundell Has
85th Birthday
Mrs. Ernest Lundell honored
her husband on his 85th birth
day with a party at their home.
Present for the occasion were
his brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Lundell, sisters, Mary
Swanson and Anne Lindstrom,
and two daughters, Mrs. Paul
Petyjohn and Mrs. Cleo Drake,
all of lone.
Gene Pierce was in Portland
this week on business.
Roses are red
Violets oto blue
Save for your sweetheart;
She'll truly love you.
Savings e- wN
THIS IS YOUR HOSPITAL
This it on f ''"
written by the aJminUirst"
vt Pioneer JdemrUl II"
pit at. and publLned by the
Caret! Time publle
service.
By w l omarra
ll has often b-en said that
rule are mad to b broken. In
twt.iiMi hrttrr savlni:
would b. "Ruin are made f -r
a reason.
W have about the normal
number ut rule and rrgulatl.n
snd. I suppose, about tV normal
number of complaint abt-ut
them. Tli on thine that makes
this hospital different from mu-l
huspitaU Is the type of commu
nity w live In. It I cum'
mon to have two. three, or even
more patients In the ho.pltal
... .iii iit her bv blood
or marriage. It can be quite
gathering if the clan, when all
of the relatives decide to come
visit at the same time.
We have a little pamphlet
about the hospital that Is avail
able to all visitors and patients.
The following regulations on vis
iting are irom tnai pani
Visiting hours In the hospital,
are: 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., and 7:00i
to 8:30 p.m. Maternity. 2:30 to
. .n i r rsn t H-.TO D.m. '
AMJ ll-lll. will y7yJ j
It Is requested that you do not .
bring children under 16 years of(
age to visit patients. The preva-.
lonm r,f mmmunlcable diseases
among children, with the conse
quent danger of Infection, makes
this regulation of the State Board
of Health essential.
vuitlntr rofulatlons are neces
sary If you are to receive the rest
and care you need in the hospi
tal. Lengthy visits are exhaust
ing to the patient ana ine pres
ence of more than two persons
. a iima la n.-irtipularlv tiring.
UK W " J .
Therefore, visitors are asked to
make their visits .-hort and
nionsnnt. Loud conversation ana
unnecessary noise In rooms and
in the corridors is annoying ana
Kitchen Space Topic
At Rhea Creek Unit
"Better Kitchen Storage" was
the project lesson which Miss
Esther Kirmis, extension agent,
presented to the Rhea Creek ex
tension unit on Feb. 1 at the
Grange hall. Miss Kirmis dls
nl.ivod various ways of storing
kitchen utensils and those "hard-
to-store" Items. She also showed
different types of portable
shelves which can be taken out
at any time and accessories
which can be purchased to make
more and better use of those
cupboard shelves.
Then she pointed out the dif
ferent centers most used In the
kitchen, mixing center, cooking
and serving center, clean-up
area and planning center.
This was a very interesting
and informative demonstration
which was thoroughly enjoyed
hv 15 members and 1 guest.
Aftpr a Dotluck lunch, there
w9 a business meeting. The
floor nrizp was won by Mrs. Em
ma White. The next meeting
will be on March 1 at the Rhea
Creek Grance hall. The project
will be "Managing Your Money
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilm Farley spent
a few days in Portland attend
ing to some business.
Robert Abrams and P. W. Ma
honey were in Condon Monday
on a business trip.
FIRST
FEDERAL SAVINGS
Cr LOAN ASSOCIATION
df lament a! to the tevcr if
patterns. VUiiu are rr:hrr
tit n place their cl-thing ujn
the bed t a jatlrnt N litirs
are allnvked in nuu'eiy. the re-cm-ry
room or the rmergenO'
r'm
patients g-lng t urgery may
m the Jmnediat family for a
f.-w minute tnf..re surfc-eo'. N
visitors will b allowed In the
recovery r.m Aftrr surgery vis
itors will be allowed in the pa
tient" r'm fr a few minutes.
It Is muih better fr the patient
and hater.s his recovery If vis
itors are kept at a minimum lm
mediately following aurgery.
Vis.ltori will net be allowed t
May all r.lihl with relatives un
ites the patient H on the criti
cal list.
For the protection tf maternity
patients, visitors are akcd not
to visit other patients and then
go see maternity patients.
Please do not bring food or
liquids from outside to any pa
tient. All patients are placed on
a diet by their doctor. The diet
deends on the patient's condi
tion and. usually. Is part of the
treatment.
The patient's prime purpose In
romliiL' to the hospital has been
to get well. It Is unfair to the
patient and the hospital to wan
der In and out. visiting at all
hours of the day. The patient
does not net his proper rest and
the hospital Is unable to give the
patient adequate care vhen vis
itors are present continually.
You are asked to limit the
number of visitors per patient to
two. If the patient you are vis
iting requests that you do some
thing for him, ask the nurse first,
especially if you have any
doubts about the consequences
of your doing the chore.
If the reasons are sufficient,
these regulations can be bent a
little but ask first!
In a later article I will write
about visiting the nursing home
patients.
Valentine Party
Set For Feb. 16
The men of the First Christian
Church are meeting for a work
night Monday evening. Feb
ruary 13, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
A post Valentine party Is also
being sponsored by the men of
the church, February 16, from
7:00 to 8:30. This is a family
night party and cherry pie will
be served as dessert. The men
are to bake the pie, and a judg
ing contest, for the best pie, will
be held. This family night party
is for every member, and friends
of the church are also Invited to
attend.
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New Babies Arrive
Mr. and Mr. Wilbur Wotdn
are the parent of a on born
January 29 at St. Anthony' bo
pltal In Pendleton. Tl ir.z
man ha been named Randall
J.rph. He join two i44er
brother. Bobby. 7 and David
2.
Th grandparent are Mr. and
Mr. Floyd Worden of Heppner.
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