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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1965)
nZTTHZM GAZETTE TIMES. Thuntdor. Pecembst 13. 196 at OT1 V 'Mi, yay the hope, the peace and die love that Is Christmas remain with you and your dear onas forever nd ever. WE WILL BE OPEN CHRISTMAS DAT FROM t A-M. WAGON WHEEL CAFE mm and CECILE .iw - . m rn fil iVr J! T I 14 1 A Christmas Prayer With oil Ihe hoppy peocefulnei of a child's prayer, wt grset you during this holy $ea$ort. HEPPNER AUTO SALES m PS p ft f our hornet retound tciih the joyt of the holiday, let ui give lhankt for U our many bleuingt. HEPPNER NOR-GAS COMPANY JIM HE ALT VIC GROSHENS. Jr. Reception to Honor Balls on Sunday At Yakima Church Th family of Mr. and Mr. Glenn A. Ball of Yakima. Wn, I extending an Invitation to all friend and relatives In the tn nemt a reception on Sunday afternoon. December 2d. which will honor tnem on ineir 50th Wedding Anniversary. The reception will be held at the First Church of the Naza rene, corner of Second and B streets In Yakima, between the hnim nf S 00 and 5:00 D m. Th couple requests no Klfts. Mr. and Mr, nan mao nnr hnrnn in lone before movlnff to Yakima aeveral year ago. Club Holds Special Christmas Luncheon The Ion Harden club cvle- brated the season at lu DiHTni' ber meeting on Tuesday, the Hth. with a potluck Christmas luncheon at the home of, Mrs, k'onnth Kllneer. with Mrs. Charles June as co-hostess. nt.uiiiin nf the Holiday Show sponsored by the club was followed bv a presentation or a check to Mrs. Garry Tullls. as hr nrlj. for havlni? the moat blue ribbon winners as well as sweepstakes at the snow. A cut exchange was ncia. al ter the Judgtng of Rift wrap pings "suitable for a gardener" were made. First place was won by Mrs. Wallace Wolff, second went to Mrs. Charles Jones, and titwi f.ir third nlace were Mrs. Tom Huston and Mrs. Bill Raw lins. The next club meeting will be January 11. with Mrs. Mary Lundell and Mrs. Edith Nicho- son as hostesses. Past Noble Grands Have Yule Party Mr. Cnrnett Green was host- oca fnr thp fhrlstmas DflrtV of Sans Soucl Rebekah lodge's Past Noble Grands club in tier nome last Thursday nieht with Mrs. Don Hough assisting. TvvflvA were nrpsnt and the group played bingo. Refresh ments, consisting of a variety of Christmas cookies and candy. as well as coiiee. were servea by Mrs. Green and Mrs. Hough. Kizmi'-ziZ'-zii'-m'-zii . 7iviE M the Christaas bells gladden your heart, we wish you a Happy Holiday. RIETMANN'S HARDWARE IONE Benefit Card Party to Aid Pilgrimage Fund If DELTHA JONtS LEXINGTON Three Unks club of Holly Rebekah Ulge met at the home of Mrs. C C Jones for Its IVcrmber meet ing. Reporta of th various fall activities were heard. At this Urn It was decided to have a card party on Satur day. January 18. with the pro reeds to go to the United Na tlons Pilgrimage, one of the sev eral activities that Kt-bakahs help to finance. Following the mee ting a game was plaved with Mrs. Gene Cole winning the prize. Refreshments were then served to Mrs. Joe Yocom. Mrs. Gene Cole. Mrs. Charles Col ley. Mrs. Alonzo llcnderaon. Mr. Frank Robinson. Mrs. Lou Broadley. Mrs. Bertha Hunt. Mrs. Florence McMillan. Mrs. A. F. Majeske. and the hoMe, Mrs. Jones, all of Lexington, and a guest, Mrs. Clell Rea of lone. Mrs. Cole was winner of the door prize for the afternoon. Mrs. Bertha Hunt has gone to Beavcrton where she will spend some time helping care for the children of Mr. and Mrs. Don aid Hunt while Mrs. Hunt Is 111. Home Ke club of Lexington Grange T26 was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunt last Thursday afternoon. This was the regular meeting and Christmas party. A report from Mrs. Florence McMillan was heard concerning the box of gifts taken to the State Hospit al In Pendleton.- and a financial report concerning the recent turkey dinner was also heard.1 Gifts were given those having birthdays during the last three months. After this a Christmas gift exchange was greatly en joyed. The ladies voted to have secret sisters for the coming year, and names and dates were drawn. Ref re s h m e n t s were served to Mrs. Nora Turner, Mrs. Pearl Scott of Heppner. Mrs. Km ma Breshears, Mrs. Wilbur Stea gall, Mrs. Florence McMillan, Mrs. A. F. Majeske, Mrs. C. C Jones, Mrs. Alonzo Henderson and hostess. Mrs. Ed Hunt, all of Lexington, and Mrs. Ella Bur goyne, Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and son Carl of lone. Joint Installation Planned Holly Rebekah Lodge met last Thursday night at its hall in Lexington starting with a pot luck Christmas dinner. Follow ing the meeting of the men and women a gift exchange was en joyed, and coffee was served. During the meeting it was de cided to do away with the pres ident's coin "drill which takes place each meeting, replacing It with one a year and send the money to the President's Fund. It was announced that there would be joint installation with lone in January, preceded bv a potluck dinner at the Lexington hall. Cards to the Lexington boys in the service were signed bv both OddFellows and Rebek ahs. A letter from the state sec retary telling all Rebekah lodg es that they must charge a min imum of $5.00 a year for dues was read, this means that all dues to Holly Lodge will be $5.00, starting January 1. Mrs. Bob Davidson and son Herb were Pendleton visitors one day this week. Miss Leora VanWinkle Is vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. VanWinkle from her school at Blue Mountain Col lege. The Amicitia Club met for its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Roger Campbell on Wed nesday of last week. There was an exchange of gifts. The fol lowing ladies won prizes, Mrs. Bob Lovgren, high; Mrs. Wm. J. VanWinkle, low; Mrs. O. W, CuLsforth and Mrs. Roy Martin, door prizes. Besides those win ning prizes, those present were Mrs. Al Fetsch, Mrs. Bob David son, Mrs. Gene Cole and the hostess, Mrs. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van Winkle have arrived at their new home In Fort Ord, Califor nia, where Donald is receiving BOWLING Tin Splnnsta Team W t. Bank of EO 4J 21 Klma'a M 2 IVterson's Jewelry M ) Elk's M' HOSPITAL NEWS TatlenU who were admitted lo Pioneer Memorial hospital uur Ing the tat week, and are still receiving medical care, are the following: George York. Con don; Cathy Avers. Heppner; Earl Hunt. Heppner; Han. Id Roland, Spray; Clarence Rice. Fossil; Pete Gllman. Heppner; Ardith Hunt. Lexington, and Frank De Merltt. Kluxua. Those who have received med ical care, and were later dis missed, were the following: Lee Ann GrUson. Heppner; Mania llollldav. Lexington; Lisa Cllne, Heppner; William Sr hulls. Heppner; pon Coltt. Heppner, and Todd Bamberg. Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. IHmald Kenl on of Heppner are parents of a son. born Friday. December 17. weighing 7 lb.. 14 W oz. He has been named Kevin Rav. A second child was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Maclnnes of Fossil on Friday. Dcember 17. He weighed 6 lb.. 15 oz. at birth and has been named Wil liam James. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. llass Ing of Condon are announcing the birth of a third son. John Sylvester, on Sunday, December 19. He weighed 3 lb.. 9' oz.. and joins two brothers and one sister. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caufman of Condon are welcoming their first child, a son. born Sunday, December 19. Weighing 6 lb., 13' oz.. he has been named John Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Blazek of Fossil became parents of their first child on Sunday, Deember 19. He has been named Shawn Brian, and at birth weighed' 9 lb.. 2'i oz. A second daughter was born to Mr. and Mr. Merle E. Smith of Condon on Tuesday. Decem ber 21. weighing 6 lb.. 7 oz. She has been named Tina LouNe, and joins a family of two broth ers and one sister. eight weeks of advanced Indi vidual training. Miss Jill Padberg was host ess to the 411 knitting and clothing club at her home on Saturday afternoon for the reg ular meeting and Christmas party. Those present were Mona Marshall. Kay Huson. Jill Pad berg. Linda Orwlck, Barbara McCarl. Kerrie Coppack, Karen Cox, Jeannine Hunt. Glenda VanWinkle, Diana Cutsforth. June Leathers and the girls' leaders, Mrs. Johnnie Lcdbetter. Mrs. Gene Cutsforth and co leader, Mrs. Wm. J. VanWinkle. Wagon Wheel Cafe 79 X IVla Market Si Jack's Chevron 2 UrMow'a 27 37 High Ind. Game Flmole Wat kins. 2iJ: Hlh Ind. Series Flo.! Watklns. 4'XJ: High Team Game Flint's. KMl; High Tram Series Elma's. UMr. Commercial W I. 47 13 37 23 37 2-1 .17 21 25 XI 21 3MW 19 41 IS 44 ui.-h ln.1 Came lull Hcriv- ner, 231; High Ind. Series Bill Serlvner. 62i; High Team Game A. L. Daggett. DUt. 174; High Team Series A. L. Dag gett. DUt., 2y.u Team SI. PaUUV Cliurth Hank of EO A. U Daggett, DUt. Willow Creek CC Heppner Studs First Nat l Bank I O O F. Gardner's m m fCIIIISTfl HI j 1 Mi We wish you the happiest of holidays, with all the joys and delights of the season. Morrow County Creamery DUD MAC BILL isiWaniW4n4em lurtetmas i ulilfiliafBBtW rrrffrl " " ' Tn ttnnn rmr sforv and. most of Ctll. in OUT heOTt3 tSe message of Christmas lives anew, to comfort and inspire us. At this glad time, we would like to wish our many friends full measure of joy and blessings. FARLEY MOTOR CO. WWW...."1 I Lkri$tma$ Ureetitigs To you and your family . . . may thf be vour happiest Christma tver. 11 r Inf It lor vr TV lincstdf tMl Oiitttmot (' flowt slid ol Id fhlngi, Rtalc vtry iptclal x4 lilentfi. Jojj to thQ Varld Let ui lift out votcrt in hymni . . . let ui rrjoitt 12 Chmtruaf. HAMLIN'S Sport Shop rRANK AND HAZEL MriJrdrlJrTJtTtgrigFrijr Pettyjohn's Farm Cr Bldrs. Supplies HOWARD & JO it if i ry t j t TV. rf i n .V V '-ML V rji in a V;"' ; v. &hn'Mmm ibijess o each and every one of our friettdt, we send our most cordial wishes for 4 holiday season abounding tn blessings, with genuine appreciation for our pleas ant relations throughout the past year. a cAt i ma & ctppare Heppner srisrsT ft HEPPNER CLEANERS THE COLLINSES
