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Miy the spirit of the Christmas
Season bring Joy to you and yours
HEPPNER AUTO PARTS
Br MABT LEE MARLOW
1KJARD.MAN The Boardman
Community church had Ha an
nual Christmas program Sunday
nieht at ihe church, pri-M-ntlnjj
i) different t-Uaare In MU
and musical wleoUon. Wane
Black sung "Star OI The fcast. '
accompanied by her mother, Mrs,
H..nU Black. The junior anu
u-ninr claxM-a uresenunl a mus
leal and oratorical number,
When Love Lichta A Christmas
Ttw" with Luann Bura ai nar
rator. Other Sundey School pu-
oils also took Dart In me pre
wntatlon. Kev. Hoi Burg read the
Christmas Story irom ine bidio,
with musical accompaniment on
the orean bv Carolyn Burg. oi
lowing the program the chtldivn
were given treau.
Tho Hm Economic! Club of
Greenfield Grange was host for
the annual Christmas and Mys
tery Sister party at the grange
hall, with members of the Ladies
Aid Society of Community church
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as guests. AOOUl W luuiro m-
tended. Mrs. Earl Briggs was
hostess .and Mrs. W. G. Seehafer
wrtri,rsririrxrr.ririv,aia In charge of the program.
rMfflkM charge of refreshments were
Mrs. Nathan Thorpe, Mrs. Ulen
Carpenter and Mrs. Claude Wor
den. The following program was
nrettented: Grouu sincinc, "Silent
Nitht:" reading of the Christ
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May you have
ful Holiday
PARRISH GARAGE
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Sisters were revealed with ex
change of gifts, and new names
drawn for next year.
A stiver offering was taken
to be given to the Sadie Orr
Dunbar nursing fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Boothman and
Leo Totta were Initiated as new
members of Greenfield Grange
at the meeting of the grange
at the hall Thursday night of
last week. A no host potluck sup
per was held at 6. JO.
Students Horn For Holidays
Barbara Anderegg, student at
OSU at Corvallls. and Bill Getz.
student at Oregon Tech.,
Klamath Fulls, are here to spend I
the holidays at the homes of!
their parents. Other students
home from college are Larry
West. Jim Miller and Kayrn
lieald from LUC at La Grande,
and Colleen Anderson from Col
umbla Basin College at Pasco,
Wash.
Mrs. A. R. Cooley left for her
home In rresno. Calil., Monday
after visiting the past three
weeks at the home of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr,
and Mrs. Clyde Tannehill.
Riverside High school an
Boardman grade school will be
dismissed Dec. 22 tor Christmas
vacation, and will start again
Jan. 2, 1WZ
The Riverside Pirates will go
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mas Story, Mrs. Earl Briggs, with to Weston Dec. 22 for a basket
rhoir accomDanlment by tne
Boardman Community church
choir, singing "Away In A
Manger," " The First Noel," "Star
Of The East," and "Joy To The
World." with the audience par
ticipatlng in the latter; quiz
game on The Night Before
C hristmas: solo. "Birthday Of A
King," Martin Shattuck, accom
panied by Mrs. Lowell Shattuck;
group singing, ' Jingle Bens.
Mystery Sisters were revealed
with exchange of gifts, and
names were drawn for next year.
Mrs. Tortone Entertains
Mrs. Joe Tatone was hostess
for the annual Christmas party
for the Boardman Tillicum club
Tuesday evening of last week,
starting with a lull course Mexi
can dinner at the Saddle Room
of the Hitchin' Post Cafe. The
dinner was cooked by Howard
Bloomberg, and the decorations
in a Mexican theme were by Mrs
Bloomberg, who used her pottery
In serving. During dinner guests
were entertained with Mexican
dances by Jeanne Stoddard of
Hermiston. Special guests were
Mrs. Sigvald Aase of Echo, Mrs.
Ron Daniels, Mrs. James Harper
and Mrs. George Wiese. After
dinner the group went to Mrs.
Tatone's home for the rest of
the party. Names of Carnation
ball game.
Highway Accidents
Stalk Christmas Eve
The most dangerous time of
the year for traffic is just ahead
It will come, state safety officials
remind, on Christmas Eve when
the fatal accident rate is five
times greater than for the re
maindcr of the holiday.
"Death by automobile is point
less and needless at any time,
but on a holiday such as Christ
mas Eve it becomes even more
tragic," according to Warne
Nunn, chairman of the Oregon
Traffic Safety Commission.
Nunn said Oregon recorded
four deaths on Christmas Eve
last year, seven for the entire
holiday period.
"Officials of all traffic law
enforcement agencies warn
against drinking intoxicants if
driving, yet too many drivers
take a chance putting them
selves above the law and placing
their passengers in unnecessary
danger, ne pointed out.
"No Christmas will be a merry
one," he concluded, "if it's
marred by accident."
TO YOU, OUR VALUED FRIENDS,
IT HAS BEEN OUR PLEASURE TO
SERVE YOU.
HEPPNER LAUNDRY
Paul and Marge Doherty
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portamM will appracUta gVXa
that ha caa aot aaa tmmadl
atrly. BoaUof and fishing aqotp
Bipnt woa't ba aaed anUl
warmer weather, bat they're
welcomed by the mas wba aa
Joya tbeaa aparta.
Hawillani Paint Snow
On Christmas Trm
Although many Hawaiian bare
aan loa only as frozen In re
trlferatori, tha traei used by 1ba
Lai and era for Qu-Utmaa deoora
tlooa axe painted white to simu
late enow.
Otfurtmej dinner la eo elab
orata affair, enjoyed la fee peV
ycy ot the borne.
OifVglvfof U in order end
everyone exchangai lnexpenilva
preienta. Even servants In botala
axpeot and receive glfta frocn
overnight gueata.
COMMUNITY TREES
Four oommunltiei are believed
to have ttiought of tha Idea of an
outdoor oommunlty Christmas
tree about the same time as
early as 1918. Two of them, Mo
Donald and Oermantown, were
in Pennsylvania. Salem, Ore.,
decorated a Sitka apruoe and
Klverside, California featured a
large evergreen, an Ara curia.
You Can Make Snow
Grandmother's Way
Aeroaol "mow" enables you to
pread a fluffy white covering
over evergreen branches or holi
day decorations by juat prening
a button. If necessary, though, you
can fftill make snow the way
grandmother used to do.
Place plenty of soap chips or
flakes in a little water. Beat
lightly with a wire mesh spoon,
juet enough to get a nice, thick
foam. Smear on needlea and
stems, allow to dry and you have
a beautiful winter woodland
soene.
Hardman News
By CHARLOTTE WALKER
Hardman and Khea t'm-k
The Hardman Community ChfUt
mas party which was scheduled
for Dec. 17, had to be postponed
because cf bllzaid and road
conditions.
Blaine Chain' I was taken to
Pioneer Memorial hospital Sun
day, and Wilbur Knlghten Is
feeding the cattle while he is
gone.
Mrs. Vern Batty. Mrs. Mildred
Wright. Mrs. Thrlma Smelhurst
and Mrs. Evelyn Karrens attend
ed the KetH-kah District Conven
tion at Lexington, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. In Anderson
and Tammy of Arlington, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wright.
Mr. and -Mrs. Alvin McCabe
and family have moved to the
Hardman area.
Mrs. Vclva Bochdolt has been
stavinir In Heopner. Instead of
driving back and forth to school,
due to Icy roads.
College students coming home
this week for Christmas vacation
are Janet Wright. Portland
School of Nursing, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright, and
Ned Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Barton Clark, who goes to Lin
field college at McMinnvlUc.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie haling or
North Powder. Oregon, were
overnight visitors at the Blaine
Chapel home, Friday.
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Friendship adds
joy to the routine
of business and we deeply
appreciate how much you have
done to make our's a successful one. May your
Christmas be more joyful than ever before
that is our wish for you. -
PHIL'S PHARMACY
Jim Mary Ellen Maude Martha Lois
Lorraine Don
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CHRIS TPIAS
You have been most
considerate of our
firm in the pat and
we arc truly grateful.
Merry Christmas, all!
Mamorles ... of old friends . . . plans and
dreamt ... Christmas last year... end
a "iflent night, holy night" of two
thousand years ego. This Christmas,
we hope, will be filled with many
joyous moments . . . glorious mo
ments you will remember fondly
for many seasons to come. It Is a
privilege for us to extend these
wishes to you et this time.
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As warm as a Yule log on an embered hearth,
as radiant as the lights on a Christmas tree;
that is the kind of a Christmas we hope
wifl be yours this season.
And may our friendship and association
continue through many more
happy yeans.
THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY
HANK OF
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