Addilional Social
Heppner Unit Picks
Program Planners
The Ileppnef tenslon unit
met Tuesday afternoon at the
horn fcf Mr. Ka Turner.
A butlm-M meetlnf we pre
elded uvrc ty Mrs. Klley Mun.
km. chairman. She appointed
Mr. Ju Wrlfiht and Mr. Frank
Connor program planner for
this year. Tha unit la aponaortnf
contest fur tha beat 4 1! knit
tint demonstration fur Individ
ual and learn demonstration at
the county fair.
It waa announced tha annual
Ifomemakera Festival la ached
uled ft May IS at Boardman.
"Food label TrII tha Inside
ftory la the project tha Heppner
unit will present at thla time.
MJi Either Klrmls, extension
agent, rv an Informative dem
onstration on "Better Kitchen
FtoraBe' especially designed to
utilize what you have to better
advantage.
Mr. Munkera won' the Dutch
auction at the meeting and will
r.rln the Rift at the next meet
ing to be held March 14 at the
liome of Mr. Kay Drake. Mr.
Gene Ferjruson and Mra. Nora
Turner will be the project lead
er presenting the subject, "Man
aging Vour Money."
Her for the Elks annual and
truest of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Gardner were Mr. and Mra. John
Williams of Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Jordan of
Pendleton were guests of the
Tat O'Briens and attended the
Klka annual.
DEERE DAY
10:00 A. M.
In Heppner
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Dinner Given
For Mahoncys
Mr. and Mr. Bmond Fer
gumn and Mr. r-.d Mr. Claude
Graham entertained with din
ner party at tha Graham hnme
Feb. H. honoring Mr. and Mr.
P. W. Mahoney on their 25th
wedding annlvrrtary.
Gueis er.J"lrB tha evening
were Mr. and Mr. Verner Troed
n. !.ne. Mr. and Mr. Archie
Ball. Mr. and Mr. La Verne an
Marter. Mr, and Mr. Gene Hall.
Mr and Mr. Harold Cohn. Mr.
and Mr. Jame Farley. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry OPonnell. Mr. and
Mra. Robert Abrams, Mr. and
Mra. Clinton McQuarrle. Mr. and
i t-n Cribble. Mrs. Ro
berta Doherty, Mr. Robert KM
Piiiuo. Wash.. Ml
Shannon Mahoney. Ms Leone
Graham. John Wlghtman. and
Robert Wight man.
Rhea Creek H.E.C.
Plans Pancake Supper
A pancake supper and card
nmrtv was iilanned for Saturday
evening. March 4 at 6:30 p. m.
at the Rhea CreeK i.range now
.irtni? ih regular meeting of
the Rhea CreeK H.E.C held
Thursday at the home or Mrs.
Elmer Talmer.
Those attending the potlucK
dinner and business meeting
were Mrs. Ben Anderson, Mrs.
Evelyn Farrens, Mrs. Frank E.
Parker. Mrs. Al Lovgren. Mrs.
Orlan Wright, Mrs. Claude White,
Mrs. Harold Wright. Mrs. Ron
aid Haguewood, Mrs. Ray
Wright, Mrs. Barton Clark, and
the hostess, Mrs. Talmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Clmbel
from Hermlston were visiting
their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Gimbol.
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Three School
Drcok-im Occur
In One Week
The third achocl fcreak In In
the Marrow County School Dta
trlrt within one week occurred
Sunday night when the Ualng
ln Pementary 8hoo waa n-t-rrd.
Only W to M 00 In
change from deka waa taken;
no m hotd fund are kept In the
building.
Entry waa made by breaking
the glaw In an east door and
reaching In.lde to unlock the
dt.r. Rifling f money had gone
on all over the building, accord
ing to Investigating office-.
Food In the cafeteria had alao
been eaten.
Nun. of the break In have
netted anv amount of money.
The lone High School safe was
badly battered but remained un
owned and the Riverside High
School aafe waa not even pried
or battered. Both entrle were
made February 13.
Boys Celebrate
Eleventh Birthday
Mrs. Bill Labhart and Mr.
Howard Pettyjohn ro hoeted
joint birthday party for their
sons. Chris Labhart and Steve
Pettyjohn on their eleventh
birthday. The party wa held
at the Labhart home Monday
evening.
The boys enjoyed th gift
opening, played game and later
refreshments of cake and Ice
cream sundae were served. To
top off the evening of fun, the
guests were then taken to the
theatre for the ahow, Jungle Cat
Boy attending the party were
Larry Richmond. Earl Morrl.
Frank Lovgren. Tim Loyd. John
Van Winkle. Mike Lane. Philip
Rick Clmbel. Mark
Labhart. Larry Pettyjohn. Bob
Dobbs, Cary Ball. Kanay uu
man and Lor! Labhart. David
Hall and Kit Anderson were un
able to attend.
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4-H Record Book
Contcil Announced
A record took conte for ail
4 II member In U-l area was
approved by leaders of the south
Murrow Council at their Janusry
meeting which ea h14 at the
H. C Anderaon home on Thurs
day evening. Jan. 2d according
to Eather Klrmla.
The purpoe tf this contet.
announce! Mr L. A, Mt"ale.
record keeping chairman. Is to
encourage 4 II members to ct.m
plet their 4 II record at the
do of the year In as complete,
neat, and accurate manner as
poaklble."
Division were act up In Agrl
turf, (fat anlmall. Agriculture
breeding anlmall, saddl hore.
foods, clothing, and mlM-cllane-ou
4 11 proJ"cts. Each dlvUlon
waa further broken down Into
Junior and aenlor grouping to
make the contest fair fr all.
A apeclal award will be given
to the best secretary book, news
reporter record, and best et of
record book from a club.
Other Council business of the
evening Included a motion for a
blanket ubserlptlon to the Nat
ional 4 II News for all leaders,
a report by Mrs. Walter Wright
on national and local 4-H awards
available, and report of clubs or
ganlied In county to far.
The next meeting U scheduled
for February 23 at the R. H
Davidson home In Lexington.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Dale Williams. Joseph; Ray
mond Medlock. Hardman, dis
missed; Anita Hosklns. Condon,
dismissed; Gary Adams. Hep
pner. dismissed; William Adams.
Heppner, dismissed; Paul Muel
lor. Heppner, dismissed; Mike
Graves. Heppner. dismissed; Ella
Baldwin, Eugene. dlsmled;
Gall Burkenblne, Heppner. Bran
da llimm, Heppner; Helen La
Morte. Heppner; Ralph Taylor,
Heppner; Mark Rletmann, lone,
dismissed: Gene Case, Heppner,
Sharon Asher, pray; Elmer
Heath, Heppner; Marie Rem
aley, Heppner; Marth Lane,
Heppner.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Doland
LaMorie. Heppner a 6 pound 2
ounce daughter, February 20,
named Cindy Lee.
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New Power Switching
Station For Fossil
Hon has awarded con
tract to N. I. MUton. Vancouver.
Wath.. for conduction of the
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Work 1 expected to get under
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mia. Cornell Green
and Mr. Alex Green were In
La Grande Saturday and Sun
day lltlng Mr. and Mr. Robert
Hagerman and family and Mr.
and Mr. Monte Carne.
Mr. end Mra. BUI Lobhart and
family enjoyed a week end at
Seaside vUlting Mr. and Mra. Ed
Lehr.
Mr. end Mrs. Jack Florhar en-
tertalned at a family dinner Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Martin and boy of Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moe. and
Mrs. Darrell Tloyhar and daugh
ter aiti-mllncr.
Mrs. Mlnnl Taylor and Mr.
Evelyn Bentiey, momer anu
ter respectively of Avery Taylor,
rvnnt uvorl tlavs here from
Oklahoma, visiting Mr. Taylor
who was Injured recently.
Mr. and Mr. GaU McCHntock
were up from Portiana visiung
her parent for the week end,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ayers.
Mr. and Mr. Riley Munker
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Has
Uiit shan-nrd and sons were In
Drydon. Washington over the
week end to attend the weaciing
of their niece. Georgia Rae Wll
ken to Ed Rich of Wenatchee,
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Randall
of Albany. Oregon. Oregon State
Elks prcsdlent, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan McCurdy,
Jr. and attended the annual
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Cub Scouts
To Receive Awordi
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c-ive award at t--.e rin lu
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Cltt year of eroutlng In th
fnited State. The banquet 1
scheduled for 0 trmmj
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and parent.
Rev. Walter Smith. Lexington,
will b the speaker and make
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Mr. and Mi. Mike WWtnth
nd family aw in Portland. Mr.
Whitesmith 1 attending a tore
meeting.
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Don Andersons
Hove First Child
Word ha been received it the
birth t a daughter la Kr. and
Mr. Don Anderson, Arlington.
February 17 at The Dalle ho.
pltaL The baby weighed 6
pound 3 ounce, and U the flrt
child for the Anderson. Th
mother ia the former Patsy
Wright, of Heppner.
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Edgar Anderson. Arlington and
Mr. and Mr. Walter Wright of
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