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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1961)
Phone 6-9480 A the HollJey S on upproarhea, It la a pleasure to expreM our ilocere gratitude for the cordial relation we havo enjoyed with you during the to our Many Friend f and Customer f JACK'S CHEVRON STATION aSISaS litpll ml fa A gQs we say thanks, we send you compliments of the Season. JEANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP JEANNE VERLE SIMnnnmonf hran nuiiuiiiwiii viuu Gels Highest Grade By MARTHA MATTESON MONUMENT Mead Oilman. Jr.. miii ut Mr. and Mr. Mead Utlmun ut Monument, received highest grades un hu aurveyur exam. He now resides In Seattle, Wn.. with his family. Mead orig inally Joined tho Seattle stall in December, VJj6, a a civil draftsman and worked on sev eral major project including the DtW Line Extension, Salt-way Distribution Center and Koad feasibility study. After a brief period with a Bellevue, Wn., sur veying, civil engineering firm, he rejoined Laaeo to uo civil engineering and layout on the Minuteman project Mr. and Mrs. Fred McWillla had dinner last Sunday at Oil man Shows at Long Creek. Mr. and Mrs. George Stlrritt had Sunday dinner recently with Mr. and Mrs. luniS KOUI1U ui Limp I'rwk. Mr. Fred Mcwum 01 jmouu ment was In John Day on busl ni.wa lust Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bua fcngie iook their son Oavle to the doctor In John Dav last Wednesday Uavle hurt his ankle at school. timer Matteson went to ilepp ner last Wednesday on business. Tom Earhart is in the hospital In John Day where he will have surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ttoyer re turned home from Portland where thev spent a couple of days on business. Mrs. Charles Williams came from Sacramento, Calif., recently where she and her son will spend a couple of weeks with relatives, Williams is stationed in sacra mento with the Air Force. Ivan Gienger of Hermiston and two daughters of Long Creek, spent last week-end in his par ent's home, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gieneer of Cottonwood. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mcwuns and Earl Lewis drove to Prlne ville last Friday to do Christmas Heppner shopping. Mrs. Jessie Scott, son Kooert and Dale Matteson, drove to Pendleton last Monday to Christ mas shop. Mrs. Stella Mccarty and Mrs. Earl Lewis drove to John Day recently. Mrs. Earl Lewis drove Mrs. Tom Earhart home from John Day that evening where her husband was operated on. Crane Mustangs, came here to play the Monument Savages last Friday evening. The girls won both eames. and the boys score was 46 to 47 in favor of Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hunt of Fox, were Sunday guests in the home of his mother, Mrs. Rita Hlnton recently. Owen Smith and Henry cup per, Jr., drove to waiia wana Dec. 4, where they played in a bowling tournament on Sun Mr. and Mrs. JacK tjavenaer went to John Day last Friday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Lonnie Harris, and Mrs. George Capon. ay Dee Hudson Wins 50 Bucks' IVe hope you have a Christmas of brightness and cheer... one you will remember wiih fondness for a long, long timet LEXINGTON IMPLEMENT CO. ano tjour joij patj all J -fefoff) from tjou h lime ipRj INLAND CHEMICAL SERVICE Fifty leather bucks were won by Jay Dee Hudson at the Lucky Buck drawing Dec. . present to claim $5.00 prizes were Pat Gentry and Delbert Bailey. Dewey H. Britt received $1.00. Names called but not present were Louis Carlson, $10; Grace E. Riggin, $5.00; Emma Bre shears, L. E. Ruhl, Mrs. Vernon Munkers and Guy E. Hastings, $1.00 each. The next Lucky buck drawing in the series will be held De cember 23, with a total of $35 available to those present whose names are called. r "rr i y v HtyfWEIt CArETTE TTMES. Thuradcrf. December tl. mi 3 Blonde, bloe-eyed Mn. Emily Terrall, of St. Helem, Oregon, is the new "Mrs. United States Savings Bonds of 196 2." As a Treasury volunteer Goodwill Ambassador, she will tour the nation during the coming year in the promotion of Savings Bonds. The 37-year-old housewife won the title from among 51 state con testants for the "Mrs. America" title in competition just closed at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where she appeared as "Mrs. Oregon." The Terrall family Is no stranger to Savings Bonds. Husband of the new "Mrs. Savings Bonds" is on industrial engineer, ond buys bonds regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan. Mrs. Terrall, an alumna of the University of Washington, has been active in the PTA-sponsored school stamp program. And needless to say, their three sons aged 7, 9 and 1 2 are all avid stamp buyers. Mrs. Terrall Is the fifth winner of the "Mrs. Savings Bonds" title. She succeeds Mrs. Vivian Ackerman, of Tucson, Arizona. SP J6l-C-2col. Soppiness Cte) And we extend our thanks to all. JIM BARNETT IONE CHEVRON m s - W Jf BEST WISHES TO ALU OUR FRIENDS AT THIS MOST WONDERFUL v OF ALU SEASONS FORD'S TIRE SERVICE till . ma to all our fine TURNER, VAN MARTER AND INSURANCE friends BRYANT 5" THE FIRST CARD The first Amwloan Christmas card if believed to have been used by Pea si i Great Variety Store. Louis Prang, who Issued the first line at Christmas eard In the United States to 1887, 1 aid to be 1be "Father of Ibe American Christinas Card," Sor a llery I MM RON'S FLOWERS S3 If HZ II SI B If B 3 It B B B f We Bring You Loads of Good Wishes at this Christmas Time. We have enjoyed your friendship the past year and wish you the happiest holiday season. k Morrow County Grain Growers P. B (4.tUlAUlU." iu'" ' "
