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ft HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. December 19. 1963
School, Church Plan
Programs For Christmas
By EVA HAMLETT
ION E The school ChrLstmas
picLTHm will bo held Thursday
evening, December 19, In the
c-ufetorium ut 7:30 p.m. A play
will bo presented by Ihe grade
school, with Iho band and
'Vhoralettes" participating. AH
naroniN and members of the
iiimmuniiv are Invited to attend.!
On Sunday. December 22, at
Omiiha, Neb., to attend . a Stor
mn convention. The convention
w as held to present informal ion
on new Stormor product, and
on discounts (or winter Kales of
their products.
Mr. Archie Munkcrs of Lex
ington and Mrs. Leo Crabtree
drove to Salem on Saturday. De
cember 7. Mrn. Blanche Scheel
er of Salem, mother of .Mrs.
!S:(M p.m. the primary depart. 1 Ci ah lee, returned with them on
merit of the United Church of Sunday.
Christ will present its Christmas Word was received last week
program at the church. Immed-1 of the death of Mrs. Ida flra
lately following the program, a bill's brother. William Guy Hale,
family supper will be held with! who lived In Arizona. Mr. Hale
each family asked to bring
.sandwiches and cookies. The
church school teachers will fur
nish the relishes, potato chips,
elc, and the deacunnesses will
provide hot cocoa and coffee.
Afterwards everyone is urged to
go caroling around town on hay
wagons. There will be babysit
ting provided for pre-schoolers.
The church school teachers In
vile all members and friends of
the church to come and join In
for n evening of fellowship
and fun.
The United Church of Christ
will have a service of worship
on Christmas Eve, at 10:30 p.m.
The service will include many
familiar carols and will conclude
with a candlelight communion
celebration. All members of the
(hurch and of the lone commu
nity are Invited to attend.
was born In lleppner, March 2S,
iHi I, and lived In lone for many
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn,
.Sr.. Klmmy Pettyjohn, Jeff and
Craig Hams, drove to Portland,
Saturday, December 7. The
children went to see Santa
Claus, and that evening they at
tended the Holiday on I-e
show. Chris and Kelly Pettyjohn
were ill and could not go.
'Die Junior High basketball
team started the season play
Boys Sell 4-H Stock
Mr. and Mrs. Don Linnell and
Mins, Brock and Rodney, attend
ed the Holiday Sale of the Ore
gon Angus Association in Sa
lem on December 7. Brock took
Iwo heifers and Rodney took
one to the sale. They had rais
ed the animals as 4-H projects.
Brock's 15-month-old heifer
placed Reserve Champion, and
sold at auction for $480, the sec- j
ond highest in the show. Brock's
8-month-old heifer placed first
in its class, and Rodney's 8-
mnnth-old heifer placed second.
I lug lleppner at lleppner, Friday,
December b. the B string was (
defeated bv 11 to 45. The A
I siring won their game 51 to 14.
, Saturday, December 7. the A
siring participated In an all-day
lamhoreo at Riverside, and fin
ished as champions of the jam
boree. Each game was 2 quart
ers. 1 minutes long. They first
played Pilot Rock, defeating
them 12 to 9; second game they
defeated Weston 11 to 10, and
in the final game for the cham
pionship, they defeated River
side 15 to 11. They played at
Condon on Friday afternoon, the
B team lost to Condon 31 to 18.
The A string came out on top,
defeating Condon 32 to 1G. These
teams play a good game of ball,
and would appreciate residents
turning out to support them.
Ron Crabtree of Seattle,
Wash., was visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Crabtree, the first of the
Boy Wins Prize
In Porky Contest
Winner of Kinzua Corpora
lion's recent "Porcupine Con
test" was Bruce Kandle of Kin
run, 11, with a total of 100 por
cupines killed. Hiinncrs up In
Ihe contest were 13 year oh
Jim Benson of Klnua wiih !)
iHirctipines: ll-vcar-old Lynn
Morley of Mnuu wiih 72 twr
cupines; 15-venr-old Harry Geei
of Fossil wiih li porcupines; and
13 -year-old Susie While of Camp
3 with 4s porcupines accounted
for
The winner was announced a
a refreshment parlv held at th
Kin.ua Cafe on November 25.
In presenting Bruce Handle with
a .22 automatic rifle, Klnzua's
General Manager Allen Nistad
thanked all the contestants and
assured them the contest would
he an annua! event.
All of Kinzua Corporation's
youngsters to age 18 were ele
Bible for the contest, and they
were awarded a nox or .22 am
munition for every four imiivu
pines killed. In addition to the
leaders In the contest account
Ing for 411 porcupines, it Is es
t minted that many more wer.
taken bv the young people par
ticipating in the contest
throughout the summer for the
ammunition prizes.
Gas Plant Work
Slated for Spring
Construction has started on
three of seven new Pacific Cat
Transmission Company com
pressor units, part of the pipe
line company's $.H) million ex
pansion program, Operations
Manager Herbert A. Danielson
announced today.
Contractors are preparing
fou mlat ions for ihe Farragui
Matlon t.No. si Kootenai Coun
ty, Idaho; Starhuik Station t.No,
71. Walla Walla County, Wash
ington; and Piiulina Station
No. 121. Pcschut'Vi County, Ore-
ton. Danielson said.
Work at all thni' stations will
continue through the winter.
Construction of Kastport Sta
tion (No, 3 1. Boundary County,
Idaho, and Kent Station tNo.
lot. Sherman County. Oregon.
will start in the spring as ground
conditions and work scheduling
permit, Danielson said. Enlarge
ment of the Rosalia Station (No.
(il, Spokane Counts', Washing
ton, and lone Station (No. 9,
Morrow county, al-o will start
n the spring.
The new eoninressor units
will boost PGT deliveries of
Canadian Gas to Pacific Gas and
r.lectric Company at the Oregon-
California border. Volumes lire
scheduled to Increase from an
average of 615 million to 815
million cubic feet a day by the
nd of 19U9.
Paul Tews recently flew
I week.
to The
high
school
basketball
Granddaughter Born
Birth of a second granddau
I'hier Is announced by Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Smith, former Hepp
rer residents, now of Yakima,
Wash. Their son-in-law and
daughter, Sgt. and Mrs. Rodney
W. Brown (Tamara Smith), be
came parents of a 7 lb., 15X
oz. daughter on Sunday, Decem
ber 8. at St. Elizabeth hospital
in Tacoma. She is their first I
child and has been named Amy
Katherine. The father has been
stationed at Chu Lai, Vietnam,
since October, with the Amer
ican division.
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team played at Condon Friday
night. The Jayvee team lost to
Condon, 47 to 38. The varsity
played a good game of ball and
defeated Condon. 73 to 47. Their
next game will be January 3 at
Helix.
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FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST
Electric gifts are always welcome
at Christmas - and for years to come
There are ideal electrical gifts for
everyone on your Christmas shop
ping list. Each has a special way of
saying "Merry Christmas" because
an electric gift is so useful . . . will be
used daily for years and years.
There are so many appliances
from which to choose. And they're
priced to fit every budget.
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school, consider a portable iron.
That young gentleman will be extra
proud of his new electric shaver . . .
and his not-too-tough skin will never
miss the cuts and nicks from an old
fashioned razorl
The younger boy? An electric
train, of course. He'll play with it al
most as much as does Dad.
Visit your appliance store
for a world of ideas
Make it a point to visit your favorite
appliance or hardware store soon.
You'll see so many exciting gifts
. . . and probably get some ideas for
your own Christmas hinting!
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Ed and Clay's
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Sales and Service
Ph. 276-1170
207 S. E. Court Ave. Pendleton
Ed Sailing Clayton Baker
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25 S. E. Court
Ph. 276-2341
Child Life Robin Hood-
Wolverine Boots Foot-So-Port
Shoes for the 'Hard to Fit'
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Pendleton
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The man of any house will be
proud as punch of a new electric
meat carver. Or some electrical tools
for his home shop. How about an
electric vibrator to relax his tense
muscles? Maybe a new electric
shaver?
Always the perfect gift for
that busy homemaker!
There are over 100 electrical appli
ances for the homemaker. Consider
such practical gifts as an electric
skillet . . . electric coffee maker . . .
electric floor polisher. ..electric
mixer. ..electric griddle. ..or an
electric knife and scissor sharpener.
For luxury, treat her to an electric
hair dryer . . . that handsome lamp or
electric clock she wants... or an
electric sun lamp. For a really big
C hristmas, what could be better than
ai electric clothes dryer . . . electric
vt sher . . . new electric refrigerator
o freezer ... an electric range ... or
electric sweeper?
The younger set really "goes'
for practical electrical gifts
Who said parents don't understand
teenagers. Not the lucky youngster
with an exciting electrical gift under
the Christmas tree.
For example, a new record player
is bound to make a hit with every
teenager . . . and all their friends, too.
That young lady will simply adore an
electric hair dryer (and may even let
Mom use it, too). If she's away at
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Grandmother ... a baby food warmer
for a new mother... electrical, ap
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friends. Whatever you select, you can
be certain an electrical gift will be
appreciated. That's because they're
so practical and last for years to
come. It's the smart, modern way to
say "Merry Christmas!" ,. j
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Cards Shellack
Condon Hoopers
Frank Halvorsen blazed the
net with 31 points as lone High's
Cardinals shellacked the Condon
High Blue Devils in a basket
ball game at Condon Friday
night, 73-47.
lone had a 27-18 halftime lead
but really rolled in the third
quarter when they tallied 28
points. This gave them a 22
point bulge, 55-33, going into the
final stanza.
The Cards connected on 10 of
11 shots from the floor in the
third period, and they averaged
.439 on field goals. Condon
made 18 of 64 attempts. lone
also had an edge in rebounds,
42 to 33.
The Cardinals don't
again until January 3
they face Helix there.
Score:
IONE 73 Ball 9, Sherman 8
Halvorsen 31, Palmateer 12,
Wilson 13.
CONDON 47 Youngblood 8,
T qPiio 3 Anftprnn 14. T.flne fi.
' Peterson 2, Carnine 12, Burns 2.
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Visiting wth Mr. and Mrs. Don
Evans for several days during
the past week were her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Krebs of Crescent City,
Calif., and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Krebs of Portland.
On Tuesday, December 3 they
traveled to Walla Walla to at
tend funeral services held that
day for Mrs. Evan's sister, Mrs.
Lawrence Harmon. Also attend
ing the services from Heppner
was Mrs. Millie Evans.
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