Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 19, 1963, Sec. 2, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Text13! Union Sponsors Party By VIRGINIA KELSO KINZUA The annual Christ mas party of the Union Aux iliary was held Friday evening at the kitchen with Mrs. Louisa Fleming and Mrs. Thelma Hill as hostesses to the group. The ladies played traveling games and Mrs. Marian Tripp retain ed the traveling prize. They also exchanged Christmas gifts. There was no business meet ing but the ladies will make popcorn balls for the Union spon sored Christmas party for the youngsters of the community which will be held Friday, De cember 20. And may we join your many friends in wishing you a New Year filled with happiness, satisfaction and achievement. CHARLES and HELEN RUGGLES Mill 1 '" 1f' if -f- , - - to " - Si.w: :;:'::5v-:' HI May your Day be merry and light and may all your Christmase: be bright! Best wishes to everyone PADBERG MACHINERY COMPANY LEXINGTON Miss Laurie Fisher celebrated her fourteenth birthday Satur day with a party for six of her girl friends. Each girl brought Laurie a record and after hot dogs and ice cream, the time was spent listening to the new rceords. Those helping Laurie were Alana Guinn, Merrill Huck, Linda Bird, Sally Schroeder, Rita Sitton, and Verla Conner. E. L. LaMarche of Portland, representative from Homelite products, was a Tuesday over night guest of Mr. and Mrs;. Frank DeMeritt. Mr. and Mrs. Slim Rhoton were in Condon Saturday for medical attention for Mr Rhoton and to do some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Catlin went to The Dalles last Thurs day where Mr. Catlin entered The Dalles hospital for several days treatment. He hoped to be released the first part of this week. The PTA card party at the Kinzua Grade school Saturday night was well attended with both pinochle and bridge being played. Clarence Moore won high for bridge with Robert Park get ting low. In pinochle competit ion, Bud Bird won high, Milt Boring low, and Lee Bailey and Bob Slinkard the traveling prizes. Pie and coffee were served throughout the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morti more and family were in Con don Saturday for business and shopping. Mrs. Perle Anderson and Mrs. Frank Ferrel were in Heppnei Monday on business. On Thurs day Mrs. Ferrel went to Portland for a medical checkup and to visit the Burton Nelson famiiy. She returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kyle and family went to Madras Satur day to visit the Boyd Browns and to do some shopping. Safety Film Viewed The Safety Banquet for all employees of Eastern Oregon Logging Co. was held Friday evening at the Camp 5 Commun ity hall. The turkey dinner was cooked and served by the Camp 5 Women's club. A film and talk on Safety was given by Stan Day of Pendleton and Cecil Van Sclioiack of John Day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Greiner and family of Condon were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Flack. Hollomons Observe Anniversary An early Christmas dinner combined with a 25th wedding anniversary was held Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hollomon when their sons and families spent Sunday and Monday nere. Those here for Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hollomon and daughters of Hermiston and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hollomon and daughter of Heppner remained until Monday. Wayland Hyatt went to Port land Saturday to get Mrs. Hyatt who had spent the past week having medical care. He was ac companied by Jim Worlein who had visited here for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cody re turned home Friday from Fal lon, Nev., where they had gone to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Hap Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Pickens had formerly lived here and Mr. Pickens was em ployed as a truck driver for East ern Oregon Logging Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Meadows and family went to Portland to spend the week-end shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorengel and family were in The Dalles Sunday to visit friends and to have medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williams were business visitors to Prine ville Saturday. Mrs. Howard Rice and Mrs. Dick Ziteck were in Bend Friday to have Linda Rice visit the eye doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jellick and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Asher were bus iness visitors to Portland Satur day. Mrs. Allen Nistad and child ren and Mrs. Milt Boring were business visitors to The Dalles Monday. The Members of the Friend ship club were entertained Wed nesday evening by Mrs. Naomi Rice at Jeffmore Hall. Pinochle was played and high and one floating were won by Vi Slink ard, low by Rosie Graham and the second floating prize by Rita Conlee. Others enjoying the even- .(1 FIGHT m MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ing were Jean Adams, Molly Day, and Myrna Zitek. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. December 19. 19S3 7 lPlflilliiliie OLD-FASHIONED Christmas gentiments coming to yon with sincere gratitude or your kind patroncro f LEXINGTON IMPLEMENT CO. Lexington I ....... ........ ,iMh .twlM'Jfk rfmU'WkMT Igprfor a.VB.rywqgft, M SttKv Villi IOUUUU , Ml life?-- ; J MJS&r III Ufe't journey, one of the great rexmrdt it the good will of out friendt. We thank you heartily and uish you a most Merry Christmas, Wilson's Men's Wear AAA :'-. W ,. KNZUA CORPORA! w u wih you merriment an! tlie many joyg of giving and receiving, at tnia Kappiest of toliday season. May tnis truly Le a Cnrigtmag to rememLer! WitK our Lest wisLes we want to express our warm appreciation of your kind patronage and good wilL We sincerely nope tnat our cordial relations will long continue.