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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. December 20. 1962
Hardman Holds Community Party
By CHARLOTTE WALKER
HARDMAN The Hardman
community annual Christmas
party was held in the Odd Fel
lows hall Sunday, starting at
noon with a potluck dinner. Can
dy and gifts were given in the
afternoon. There were around 40
guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Imel of
Klamath Falls visited overnight
recently with Wilbert Knighton.
Mrs. Imel and Mr. Knighton are
brother and sister.
Frank McDaniel of Stanfield
was a visitor in Hardman last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Huston Lesley
went to Portland Wednesday to
attend the funeral of his brother-in-law,
Owen Cork, who passed
away December 8. They return
ed home on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Saling of
North Powder visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
Chapel a few days recently.
Guy Chapin has returned
home from Pioneer Memorial
hospital where he was a patient
for a month.
Wilbert Knighton went to
Seattle for a few days of sight
seeing. He accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Imel.
Oral Scott of Hermiston visited
in Hardman on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel
and girls went to Lone Rock on
Friday.
Everett Hadley of Boardman
was in Hardman Sunday after
noon, visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Vester Hams,
Karen and Cheryl visited Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hams.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinard McDan
iel of Hermiston were Hardman
callers recently.
The Polly Pal Secret Pal club
met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Marie Lesley.
Names were revealed with a gift
exchange. Those present were
Mrs. Shirley Rugg, Mrs. Emma
Cecil, Mrs. Mildred Wright, Mrs.
Lucille Parrish, Mrs. Evelyn Far-
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rens, Mrs. Sue Vinson, Mrs.
Adelle Wright and Mrs. Marie
Lesley.
Foster Collins received word
that Mrs. Annie Steers is ser
iously ill in a Klamath Falls
hospital with a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Robinson are
In Ashland for a vacation of a
few weeks.
Marvin Jackson of Bridal Veil
was a recent overnight visitor
at the Bechdolt home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kessell of
Walla Walla visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Walker
overnight Monday George Leach
of Hermiston stopped by Friday.
New Members Added
To 4-H Horse Club
The Two Tracker 4-II horse
club hold a meeting at Albert
Wright's place December 7. There
were eight members and three
new members. Their names were
Ruby Fulleton, Becky Fulleton
and Gail Malcom.
We learned names of different
parts of a horse and how to tie
two kinds of knots.
Following the meeting Dean
Wright, recreation leader, led us
in three games. Mrs. Wright
served refreshments.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Bergstrom and Mike,
Orville Weiss, Lawrence Beckett,
Barney Malcom, Mr. and Mrs.
Wright and Dianna.
The next meeting will be Jan
uary 4, at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Roice Fulleton.
David Wright, reporter
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Postmark
The postmark does make a dif
ferenceto thousands who mail
Christmas cards from Christmas,
Florida.
Each year, Yuletide greetings
are accepted for mailing from the
town of Christmas by the Greater
Orlando Chamber of Commerce.
Christmas is located 23 miles
east of Orlando. Cards which are
boxed or wrapped and have the
correct postage are sent to the
Chamber at P.O. Box 1913, Or
lando, Fla.
The cards are stamped with a
special holiday cachet, in addi
tion to the famed "Christmas"
postmark.
The town of Christmas today is
a symbol of peace and good will,
but it was established as a Fort
to provide protection against hos
tile Indians 126 vears ago.
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Holiday time is here once again, and we take
this happy occasion to wish every joy of the
season to our good friends. It's always a
pleasure to serve you, and we thank youl
Savings Bonds Come
In Gift Envelopes
A familiar and popular gift
item United States Sav i n g s
Bonds are available in an at
tractive new "package" this
Christmas, according to Jack
Bedford, volunteer Morrow Coun
ty Bond chairman.
The package consists of a
handsome new gift envelope
which will be available free at
local banks to purchasers of
Savings Bonds to be used as
gifts. Space for address and sig
nature is also provided.
These folders will be avail
able for all types of gift occas
ions, and will be kept in stock
by the banks for this purpose.
The folders are easy to mail, and
can be slipped into a Christmas
card envelope or tucked into a
child's Christmas stocking.
Sew-a-longs Work
On Club Projects
The second meeting of the
Sew-a-Longs was held on De
cember 8, in the Home Ec room
of the high school.
There was a short business
meeting in which Jane Rawlins,
our leader, reviewed the years
work and talked to us about our
projects. The girls will be work
ing on their practice projects un
til after the holidays, then they
will begin on their fair outfits.
After the business meeting, the
girls worked on cutting out pat
terns and staystitching the gar
ments. The next meeting will be held
after the holidays.
Judy Smith, reporter
SEASON'S GREETINGS FROM CLIFF ROBERTSON
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Actor who drew one of Hollywood's most Mu(lit roles llie
portrayal of Lieut. John F. Kennedy in the Warner Brothers'
movie "PT 109," the story of a heroic episode of World War II
says "Merry Christmas" to his many friends by urging them to
give Bonds for Christmas.
Not Horse Play
Just Reindeer Fun
No doubt with candy cane
in cheek, Dr. John L. O'Hara,
Nevada Department of Agri
culture veterinary offic i a 1,
wrote Dr. Glenn B. Rea of the
Oregon Department:
"We request permission for
Saint Nicholas with his rein
deer to pass through your state
on or before December 25. . ."
Readily granted, Dr. Rea re
plied, adding in lavish mood:
"These permits usually term
inate in 30 days; however, in
this case and to spread the
organisms responsible for in
fecting people with happiness,
prosperity and cooperation,
this permit will be extended
for an additional 335 days, at
which time it shall be re
newed. Reciprocity Requested."
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Tlw Holidays are here . . . with all their flurry, hurry, fun and frolic!
In the midst of all the merriment and hustle, we want
to make a special point of pausing in the days occupation to wish
every one of our friends and their families all the joys of the Holiday. Serving you
all has indeed made our Season bright and happy.
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