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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1961)
ntrrwn cazctttt" JUS arc ton.?t jg!! iicfrwtn sharpshooters On Jn. we hi-1.1 our mt. tnir t lr Ill,"n- . We have thiwM-n as the theme ,f our tlub. Ilcrpner S"rP' shooter. , , , , vral fathers Mt4 nJ ThU Is the rl ' h'v d,.ne liny e-huutlnf. We h " study fHy rule, irun hand ling and r written test before we could do ny h00'- ,nC trr1rr. ivm Robinson MERRY COOKERETTES We mH t the home of Shir-1,-y HUHs on Feb. 1. We diuscd the fu' maln n.rls of th- clovrr leaf and each member checked P'1! mlemt II. Shirley lllchi led . dlM-uwIun on All About Eat- '"The next meeting will he t ihe home f Marilyn Morgan on Feb 15. Each member Is to pre pare a dinner menu and bring It to the meeting. Reporter, Shirley Hicks SINGW SWINCIN NEEDLETTES The second meetlnR of the SlnKln' Swlngin' Nrt" held ot Elaine Gaarslands home January 23 at 2:00 p.m. Miss Esther Klrmls showed us a film on "Take a Look at Color. Then we discussed some about color. , . Mrs. L. A. McCabe. our leader, looked over the patterns we had. We had a short meeting. De lores Emert led us In the flag salute and Karen Hams led us In the 4 II pledge. We also got our 411 calen dars. Refreshments were served. BUSY BEES 4 H CLUB We met at Mrs. Harold Snider s home on Jan. 25. At the meeting, Mrs. Snider showed us how to tie knots on the sewing machine, and gave us a little test on the parts of the sewing machine. W'e will make place mats la- Teresa Rtefanl was hostess, i Reporter, Teresa sieiayi BUTTERCREEK JUNCTION We opened our meeting rV naming parts of pig In answer to roll call. Ricky Witherrlte gave a dem onstration on hog showmanship. Tours to be held later In Q year were discussed. I Some of the members orderd T-shirts. A movie on Tig Production was shown. i The meeting was adjourned. Reporter, Jimmy Ashbeck SPOONLICKERS 4-H CLUB 1 Diane Warren demonstrated "Cooking With White Sauce" t her home at the meeting of the Spoonlickers 4-H cooking club of Hcppner. We discussed good menus and each girl gave a menu she had prepared during the week. We discussed their qualities as to texture, color, flavor, and how well they fit the basic four. mi. . vf mnotlnff Will be 81 1 He ....... ..o Darlene Anderson's home on HEREFORD CATTLE SALE CARLOAD LOTS 65 Reqistered Hereford Range Bulls Range-Heady 2 Year-olds - Guaranteed Breeders 500 Hereford Feeder Cattle Ton Quality Hereford Steer. 4 Heifer. Selling In carload lots This Is an invitational not open consignment sale. Country Fresn caxuo wuuiil ...il.miitii nnd OualltV. Caretuuy sorTu . -r Clean heaitn on eoiy - Favorable weighing and shipping conditions. Northwestern Livestock Commission m. m Company Yards SELLING AT THURSDAY, MAR. 2 HERMISTON. OREGON - ON U.S. HIGHWAY 30 Feeder Cattle - 11:00 A. M. Range Bulls - 1 :00 P. M. OWNERS FRANK ANDERSON Heppner. Oregon Fbone bOJii For catalogs, reservations, information contact owners or SI WILLIAMS. Auctioneer. Walla Walla, Washington Phone JA 5 4344 .1 u i,-h tune how they fcerp trie I-'J 'j". LACH0RSE LIVESTOCK CLUI The moling "l'tv? nrter by PrdeM Marth I- EyTr.nk I.K.d.lrn. Th roll till m read AH were rrn. The minute, wrre read t-y rrtsry Parbars Bluud-wrth. .rt we,e Klvrn hy N"0' Hu herty on Pr.-cnan.-y Fww. and Maureen t.hert. Control of Sheep TUk. Roi rv.heny l've us v what he did at -Knw W Stale Government." Salem. Ore Cn. Nine members were meas ured far club jiicket. Next m-t-Inn Is March 4. at Jim Dloods . The mer-ting adjourned and refreshment Reporter, isanry iwhhij IONE SHARPSHOOTERS The lone snarpnoMei meeting was held Sunday at 2 p. m. at the lone athool with 11 members presem. im. rnt were Dick Mc- Elligott, ivtc Cannon and In Ball. Our business started wtm n explanation of the liuniem Safety Handbook. Fliftion of officers were as follows, President. Ron Crabtree; Treasurer, Lee Hams; jcrciary. Bill Akers; news reporter. Bob DeSpaln; song leader. Gordon Nichols. . , The name. "lone Sharpshoot ers" was voted to be our club We then went to Inspect ,he site for our outdoor rifle range. It is located about 1 mile up Rletmann Grade and about x ff tn the richt of the road. Permission to use the site for a range was given by Delbert t-morf u.'h owns the land. t meeting Is Feb. 12 at the lone school. Reporter, Bob DeSpaln SPOONLICKER 4-H CLUB - i-nh t Mr. rilnton Mc- W 1 1 vw. - ' ' ' ciinu.-ii five members of uuaiui. - ... ... .1 the Spoonlickers - cjud ou So many do's and dont's. Start with the "do's." Direct your needs to us. You'll find ex perience and courtesy waiting to greet you. HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Falcon Thunderblrd May & Main Streets PH. 6-9152. 6-9153 On the contrary, the appli cation of warmth Is the proper treatment. Moreover,, exces sive running of the affected parts should be avoided. Ex periences of Stefansson, the Arctic explorer. -T - , - AUCTION HAROLD A. WRIGHT Heppner. Oregon Fhone 6-S310 DON WINK. Yard Manager HermUton, uregon Fbone JO 7-6655 ot JO 7-3111 ur laJ-r. Mm rvugli lra thruujrh tVntial MafkrL IU told u but rroceInf and ahtp i.lne tt jirwdur and foods and luy the U arrtreH te way It la. The next mertlnf will be held at Oten I Brllenbn k'a horn n Feb, 21. at which time we will U!k abuut I""-''- Reporter. Jean Eiotkard I0JIE HIGH RIDERS The February meeting of the lnc Jlluh Rl lera 4 It Saddle h.re club was held at Kathy Rea'a home. J.ie Hay w-at present and allow ed ua a film on different hurt phiix. IHanna Pettyjohn read a inter from an I F.Y.F- atudent who will be In our community Mn,n. Sharon Crabtree read an article on the caring of your horse to the club member. We discussed demonstrations that members will give at our meet Ins and at the rod.o. We also picked two members to decide what kind of outfits to have for the rodeo parade. Visitors were, Norma Rea. Ber dine Tullts. Joe Hay. Frank An derson. and Mark Tullis. Later In the afternoon Norma Rea served refreshment. Reporter. Judy Shercr COTTONETTES 4-H CLUB Thi second meeting of the Cottonettes was held Friday. Jan. 27. It was held In the laietorium. There were six present at the meeting. We had no visitors Hro' wia PPA customer Mrs. My family thinks helper-especially -The way our children love freshly baked cookies, it's little won der they think the electric range is the best of our 32 appliances A8 for my choice, it would probably be the automatic washer and dryer. I use them constantly because we have a new home and the lawn isn't in yet, so you can imagine the amount of dirty ' clothes this means for the youngsters." ! Mrs. Ross is one of thousands of PP&L customers who are using lots of electricity these days-more and more all the time! See the many modern electric appliances at your dealer's today. Make full use of PP&L electric service -today a biggest value. PACIFIC POWER Ss LIGHT COMPANY thrrr We tilkcJ at ut J".v1 to!. We ail dclde4 wwch ones we wsrstrxl t.i da Our r-ext morllDf wlil be Irh II. It will t h- mt Wja Kt!!h Iiuum. We are ilar.nlns la " some strps on our armrnt f ro t1u:t. nrjwrter. MerM Lee Jm I0NC LIVESTOCK CLUI Our meeting was held at the home of Mant-rll T"wn-nd on February 3, 11 There were 9 members prert. Fr r4l call we cave names of diffeteM breeds of fchrep. After that we Judged dairy w and gave reauna for our placing. Msncrll TuwnM-nd gave a re- RANCH AERO AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned and Operated bf Paul N. Hansen Mew callable for weed sprarlni with two aprerfef, one a new Agriculture! Aircraft designed and eonatructed spec ifically lot Aerial Application. This Sprayer has the most effect! swath width, penetration, and uniformity at spray pattern obtainable. Phone Hcppner 6-9294 JOHN LANE'S APASTMENTS AY V - - .... v' , m,, - " "- RHEA CR LIVESTOCK CLCI Tt.e -ra Cik Lhr! H rl-b i was ra:!M la otiirt t ' -- Ker.neth WtSf? t at P Vtk Ctar.fc'e lUll J. hn lUwlin. I!e an PL im,A ant Cary Vn fc!KUrl tuhl u what l 1-Jt ,a .! h- Mdtln M Daniel dem or t rat ion on a jrtat le her rg he,l. ,N..nla Clark gve denmntratlun on hA' ta till out record tumk. Mr. Van HUWIanJ gae wt f..rrr. f.ir the older Ns to fill out f r award. He also showed r - " 4 ' v .;trv 5v- rw-t - iiiiUfc Av-iV Al - t ' Henry Ross says about electric living: electricity is a wonderful on baking days!" ws hw ta make a haJtef The n;ecur. was )ourned and ufrrahment. r!-orler. &b Hams THE HOOr AHO KOM The lUf nd 4 ll ciuo Announcing a MCW completely NlW LIVESTOCK SPRAY m mn w m Civet tongef fedw' control of hard to kill bomriiej, NMesldu problem in meat-no waiting foff slaughter. Reduces scre-worm infestation after shearing sheep, goatt. Approved lor use on beef cattle, hogs, sheep md goats mtft under 5c ner animal a e- GET FULL DETAILS FROM: PAUL PETTYJOHN lone. Oregon i : i . - - 32 ELECTRIC APLIANCES SERVE THE ROSS FAMILYt 0 Range 0". Refrigerator 2 Freezer H' Water Hsottr B'WajW 0 Dryer 0 Telsviiion 0 Radioi 2 0 Irons 2 0 Vacuum Cleaner 0 Food Mixer 0 Furnace Motor Ejecting Pad S -.:.. ... Ventilating Fan 0CoffeMakr 0 Toaster 0 Waffle Iron Q' Fry Pan 0 Sewing Machine 0 Clocks -2 0 Power Tools 3 0 Record Player 0 Lighting 0 Movie Projector 0 Shavers 2 Q'Corn Popper You Uve Better. . . Electrically! HOW AAANY OF THESE APPLIANCES WORK FOR YOU IN YOU HOME? met at the Marcel June hove en Sunday. I"b U at 2 00 p. m. Tlilrtn r.err.txrs and two ts Itstf were present. Our next meeting will be at 2 11 m. n March 12. at the Howard IVttyJohn home. Reporter. George Van Scholar "J7uTH0RinP10rJuM I 'm, ' WL'' TARBAn ArHHltwl Spc 1 DHW. t ' - 1 I STARBAn I j
