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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thurdoy. Dacombof 21. 1967 Students Talk over Amateur Radio By DIANA KINCAIO ION K Fifth Erade students of Edwin Ki-ssliT. who have been studvim: communications In their cius.-iitom, traveled to tlie home of Bob Jepsen last Wednesday afternoon to visit his amateur radio station WA7 DWI. lepsen cave a brief history of radio, terminology used, and the . operation of the radio mmmm equipment. He contacted opera tors in Lewlston. Idaho and Tor onto. Canada, while the class watched the procedure. All the students, and Including .Mrs. Lee Palmer who is room moth er, and Milt Morgan who drove the activity bus, were all able to talk over the microphone. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jepsen before the students returned to the school. ' i May the spirit of Christmas surround us all and let the deep meaning of this great holiday remain within our hearts. 1967 BRISTOW'S MARKET ED MARY DON n n u i i- sweetest GIFT under the tree! 1 Lb. $1.50 2 Lb. $3.50 ASSORTED CHOCOUTES 3 Lb. $5.25 5 Lb. $8.50 LITTLE AMBASSADORS. 1 Lb. $2.35 ,. finest miniature chocolates 2 Lb. $4.70 if, iLfavc . THE GIFT BOX., chocolates and butter bons 1 12 Lb. $2.75 2 14 Lb. $4.00 HflURRAYS RoKCsll Drug HEPPNER PH. 676-9610 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Linn were calling on friends in lone last Wednesday. Linn, who is em ployed durinu the summer by the L'. S. Bureau of Koads in Alaska, and his wife were mar ried there in Alaska last year. While onrouto to the I'nited States thev had the misfortune to lie Involved in a traffic ac cident at Terrace, B. C. lnjurii-s to Mrs. Linn delayed them there for over a week. Dr. A. J. Buttrev, minister for the Oregon Conference of the United Church of Christ, will fill the pulpit here this Sun day, December 21. Students in Mrs. Henry Krebs hlh school Sunday School class will licht headvent candles and provide special music which will be un der the direction of Darrell James. Mrs. Cleo Childers Is home now following surgery in Port land on her vocal chords. She will be unable to use her voice for two weeks, and then she must return for additional sur gery. Spending two days this week in Portland on business and for medical appointments were Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swanson and Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Dick McElligott drove to Portland on Tuesday to pick up their son, Armv Avi ation Cadet John McElligott, who will be home for the holi days on leave from Texas. All Sunday School classes at Valby participated in a special program on Sunday evening which was entitled "God's Gift." Dessert was served following the program. Valby congrega tion is planning a Christmas Eve candlelight service to be held at their church beginning at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Roy Lindstrom drove to the campus of Oregon State Un iversity this week to pick up her daughter Susan, for the Christmas vacation. Giye Gifts to Mission The Altar Society of St. Wil liam's Catholic Church was host ess for a Christmas party for all the youngsters in the church on Sunday. Don McElligott read the Christmas story from the Bible, and treats were rjassed ; out. Instead of exchanging pres- , ents, gins were Drougnt lor St. ; Andrews' Indian Mission in Pen ! dleton. I Enjoying coffee at the home of Sir. and Mrs. Carol Miller of ! Athena following the Ione-Mc- Ewen game were Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Gar ; Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Kincaid, and Lewis Halvorsen. Alfred Nelson is recuperating from surgery at his home now. His son, Kenneth, is here now for a few days visit before he resumes classes at Lane Coun ty Community College in Eu gene. Karen, who is a student at O.S.U., also arrived home for the holidays. The Dealin' Dozen Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Wayne Hams last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bob Harrison won high prize and Mrs. John Jep sen, low. The traveling pinoch le prize was won by Mrs. Pat Hammond. The hostess served a holiday suet pudding with hard sauce for dessert. A capacity crowd filled the lone United Church of Christ for the annual Primary program. The Deaconesses acted as host esses for the supper that fol lowed in the social rooms. La ter carolers rode around town on a hay wagon singing to shut ins and other residents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morter and children left by car for State Line, Pa., to spend Christ mas with members of his fam ily. Luncheon guests at the home of Mrs. Willard French last Thursday were Mrs. Harold Sherer. Mrs. Lee Palmer and Mrs. Marion Palmer. Guests on Friday were Mrs. Gary Tullis, Mrs. Clell Rea. and Mrs. John Jepsen. Following the lunch on both days the ladies spent the afternoon making Christmas decorations. Members of Rietmann's Hdw. Bowling team held a Christmas card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Kincaid on Friday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meyers, and Larry Riet- j mann. i Legion Families Entertained Sunday At Christmas Party Members of the American Legion and Auxiliary, Post No. 87, entertained on Sunday, ve cember 17. with a Christmas party for their children. Kiddies were treated to car toons, movies, and sacks of treats during the afternoon, while parents were served cof fee and cookies. Auxiliary members held their regular monthly meeting Mon day, December 4. Business meet ings followed the regular pot luck dinner. Main item of business under discussion was the planning and serving of the Morrow County Grain Growers' annual Christ mas dinner, held on Friday, De cember 15. Officers Selected By Episcopal Group Episcopal Church Women of All Saints' Episcopal parish held their regular monthly meeting Wednesday. December 6. Mrs. Eddie Gunderson, presi dent, conducted the short busi ness meeting, during which election of new officers for the coming year was held. Newly elected president of the group is Mrs. Elwayne Bergs trom. Mrs. Don Turner will serve as vice-president and Mrs. Milo Prlndle was elected treasurer. Mrs. Clayton Sweek will serve the group as secretary- Mr. end Mi Eddi. Gunder. penjef0n Relatives Festive Progressive Dinner is Hosted In Homes of Jaycees Morrow county Junior Cham ber of Commerce members, wives, and guests enjoyed a progressive dinner and Christ mas dance on Saturday, Decem ber 16. The first course of the dinner, appetizers and snacks, was served to about 30 guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. For rest Burkenbine. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson were hosts for the second course, soup, at their home, and the main course of the dinner, ham, baked potatoes and salads, was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hoi lomon. Dessert of angel food cake with whipped topping was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gray. The group later enjoyed games and dancing in the American Legion hall. Reception to Honor Newlywed Couple IOXE Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Evelyn Jepsen) Elder, who were married November 18 in the West Side Church of Christ in Eugene, are to be feted at a reception on Sunday, Decem ber 31, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin in lone. The Martins extended a cor dial invitation to all friends. relatives and former classmates to ereet the couole between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Immediately following the reception a reunion of the classs of 1961 and potluck supper will be held for the former class mates of the new Mrs. Elder. Christmas Observed By Bookworms Club Mrs. Virginia Turner enter tained members of her Book worms Club at nor home on Tuesday evening, December 12. Program for the evening was a contribution by each member of a poem or reading in keep ing with Chirstmas, as an an nual custom of the group. A gift exchange was held and refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. Gene Starks, Mrs. Florence Green, Mrs. Inez Erwin. Mrs. Lucy Peterson, Mrs. Fay Ferguson, Mrs. Helen Cur rin, Mrs. Justine Weatherford, Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. Madge Thomson, Mrs. Robert Abrams and special guest, Mrs. Don Turner. the week-end to keep a med ical appointment for their son, Doug. Santa Makes Visit At Wrangler Party Members of the Heppner Wranglers club and their guests en loved a potluck dinner ana Christmas nartv In the Wrang ler's building at the fair grounds on Sunday, December 10. About 50 cuests enloyed a gift exchange, sinclne of Christmas carols, and a surprise visit irom Santa Claus, who arrived with sacks of treats for everyone. Mrs. Harold Erwin was chair man of the afternoon program, and the dinner was served un der the direction of Mrs. Don Robinson, Mrs. Art Vance, and Mrs. Jerry Dougherty. Follensbees Visit In Portland Area Mr. and Mrs. Jim Follensbee and family traveled to Vancou ver on Saturday. December 9, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hobson and family, cousins of Mrs. rol-lensbee. On Sunday. Mrs. Follensbee participated in the state finals of the Bowl Down Cancer tour nament at Kellogg Bowl in Mil- waukie. They returned home Sunday evening. Visit Heddle Home Mr. and Mrs. Gall Heddle and daughter, accompanied by Mrs. Ileddle's parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Rudmacher of Pendleton, visited in limes last week-end ut the home of Mrs. Heddle' brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Clell Radmacher end family. The senior Radmachers trav eled on to Portland for several days of visiting and stopped in Heppner on their return home to visit at the Heddle home. Scott McMurdo of CorvallU spent last Tuesday until Satur day visiting at the home of his parents, Dr. ana jwrs. a. u. wc Kturdo. Durinu his stay he made several business calls In connection with his work with Hamilton Fund, an investment organization. COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL! FARM AND HOME Pendleton 276-7761 1 m Jt 5 S A Christmas Menu Especially For You Served With Warm Wishes By JIM'S CHEVRON STATION, lone AND THE BARNETT FAMILY Jim. Doloris, Rick, D-Ann, and Eldon Madden leverages Entrees m IT. m 6 SPARKLING LAUGHTER : Bubbling Joy REFRESHING HOPE : Friendship Cordial LOVING HEARTS : Peace of Soul Generous Portions oAppetizers 1U Mrs. C E. McOuarrie has re turned from Missoula, Mont., where she accompanied her mo ther, Mrs. Lucy Lehner, from Portland. Mrs. Lehner had spent several weeks in Portland's St. Vincent hospital recuperating from surgery and returned to her home in Missoula only last week. RELISHED LAUGHTER: Spice of Life Seasoned Greetings TENDER WISHES : Warm Memories CHOICE NEW YEAR A LA HAPPINESS Stuffed with Good Fortune Garnished with Glowing Health Salads 'Desserts YULETIDE GREENS Served with Bright Gaiety . Vim and Vigor Dressed with 100 Good Wishes SUNNY SUNDAYS : Sweet Dreams Cool Comfort Vision of Sugar Plums Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice w a m m r. Ginger Majeske, on vacation from her job at Central Market, spent several days visiting friends in Pendleton and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rinev Seeger and family. POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE WE REPAIR: Electric Motors Power Tools Hydraulic Jacks Alemite Equipment 421 S.E. 4th Pendleton Phone 276-5362 Wi'ms DGi)(B if l&w TO THE GILLIAM AND BISBEE BUILDING RIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS To Clear Our Stock WE PRESENT THIS BIG REMOVAL SALE iru r ON ALL MERCHANDISE IN THE STORE BEGINNING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 EVERYTHING GOES! Many Fine Items For CHRISTMAS GIVING! Use Your BankAmericard 'em Warmest wishes for an old - fashioned Yule ringing with sounds of laughter and good cheer for you, yours. uC CASE FURNITURE 249 N. Main Heppner Ph. 676-9432
