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The reason tome people des
pair of the Improvement of man
kind Is that thev are too fam
iliar with their own shortcoming.
tk iiry.sful Individual, in
any line of endeavor, knows how
to get along with leinthanpcr
feet brother and sisters.
For your good will and friendly
patronage we extend beany -JC
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A Merry, Merry Christmas
MOYER'S CAFE
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CHRISTMAS
PADBERG MACHINERY
LEXINGTON
Section II 6 Pages
gazette-Tim
Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, December 21 , 1961
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wUl be on (ood behavior from now o t least antll Cnrlitmae.
Community Takes On Holiday Hue
lloppnc, Is Mini on . lestlve 1M.J . P
aDDearance with Christmas dec
orations In store windows,
street lighting and a community
Christmas tree erected on the
Main street.
Manv residences are already
decorated with more being com
pleted each day. One of partic
ular beauty is the nativity scene
at the home of Mrs. Amanda
Duvall next to the courthouse.
Another is at the Stockard home
at 215 Gale.
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We wish you a Merry Christmas . . .but
even mow;, we wish you a Christmas filled with
the cp& peace that is the Real Christmas.
We hope your Christmas is made tip
of those gentle happy moments
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seems to fade or tarnish . lf f jU.
or be forgotten... the kind yl )JrQ'
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COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
for the Christmas lighting con
test. Registration may be com
nUiuH at tha nnrpttp.Times of
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fice. A total of $60 Is available
in prizes of three categories, me
donor of this money is anxious
fnr tho town to enter Into the
real Christmas spirit by beauti
fying the community as mucn
as possiDie.
The simple life, praised In
prose and verse, Is not so simple
In this day and time,
Kovpr snpak o? the beautiful
snow to a man who has just on
shoveled clear the drive.
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Christmas Decoration
Made With Mothballs
Bouncing snow balls can be a
rxiiiuoruntiiin Cfntir in VOUf
home. Mothballs In a glass bowl
of colored water can aim an in
teresting decorative note while
moving up and down in the sol
ution, says Esther Kirmls, Mor
row County Extension Agent.
Add about equal parta of an
acid and a base to water and
put mothballs In the solution.
The carbon-dioxide formed by
the chemical combination In sol
ution will collect on the Dom
balls causing them to rise to
itm surface. Here the east es
capes Into the air and the moth
balls sink toward the bottom ior
another load of bubbles. For
decoration add a little food
pf.lf.rini? and float flowers 01
candles on the surface of the
water.
The amount of acid and base
nitrtod will depend on the size
of the container. With a small
bowl start with one teaspoon
each of citric acid and baking
soda. Add more when the reac
tion slows down. Concentrated
white vinegar could be used In
place of the curie acta, uawing
soda Is the easiest base to ob
tain In the home.
An extension circular, "Christ
mas Decorations for your home"
is available at the County Agents
office, (call 6-9G42), says Miss
Kirmls.
Mr.' and Mrs. Ed Dick and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hutchens of
Heppner attended the Standard
Oil area party In The Dalles De
ramhor ft. The Hutchens child
ren, Terry and Steve, made the
trip with them to ine uaues oui
did not attend the party. Mrs.
ntr-v fnntiniid on to Portland
Sunday and spent Monday there
on business Derore returning
home that day
AY PEACH AND JOY '
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BI TOUIU AT UIKU1MV9
May ChrUtmai bring those richest gift!
I of peace and joy to you
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JOYANDllAFPINESS
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PECK'S GROCERY
LEXINGTON
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In the newspaper Industry, as In
all others, rapid strides have been
made. New ideas, new techniques,
new equipment have mada Impor
tant contributions in the moderni
zation of newspaper publishing.
The "old-time country weekly"
has grown up from its "hand-set"
youth.
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Times have changed In the news
paper field. One fact remains
unchanged however.. . the genulns
confidence every newspaper has
in the community It serves. We
are no exception,
That's why the publisher and
management are Joined In this
message of good will at Christmas
time by all members of our staff,
news, business, advertising and
mechanical department. We are
proud of our associations with the
fine people of this community and
wish for you an
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