Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, October 09, 1952, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text'V Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 9, 1952 Page 6 Starts Wed., Oct. 15 Sit ft WID. thru SAT. ocr. is, u, it, ia NATIONALLY ADVWISED BY AMOS II ANM on fce KXALL UNO SHOW -SUNDAYS... CBS end In UK 100K POST COUH'S FARM JOURNAL M at vw2for1.01 Helen Cornell BATH POWDER For lingering hiiury tiler the both HEB. Rexall STORK NURSER o, noc Complete 8 ounce feeding unit KS. 35( J I0T tJU Lavender Mentholated SHAVE CREAM Brushlesa or lather. Setl uo whisker! for 0 . Cflf quick close Diem REt. 5J IUBE Iff UU" KlenZO HAIR BRUSHES Professional O 1 1)1 or hall round style. Pink, blue or white... BEt. $100 1 Mr I.UI Rexall Puretest HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 0, rlCr 3 for medicinal use. 16 ounces REt. Hi i3 Indeto LIPSTICKS t Mrttnltt Hon dryin ret tiwir. proof GlH on nlr, 1IITI on longer. Many 2 for 1.01 inn rereieai l , RUBBING ALLUHUL , i katieni tonneii or llittnen liort mfr terlen Spite or tenaeer : STICK COLOGNE CTO No wiite , . . 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I Ireihlaitinf ...Iretbtttiaf. I WSi 3for79 1 TTWf tffff I trl Floral lOUOUIt BUBBLE BATH Sotttni and t1um bitti Miitr 70 DKhili of in I 3 for 98 I COLOGNE COUPLET 4 tt tich aiyelli unit Mytttrii Colognti 2 diii ciii tut llti m I hoi. una value 0nvB3 Hiniffild PeptjlH Fivtriui Selected CHOCOLATES Cholci ol Hiortid dirk or tTilk cftucoldn Delmuiii Miami rummalt brillln' 211 io 1.19 ffm eSD QUIK-BANDS, 36 rti tul pliin or imr turocnromi 16 its t it eiitiic (n,iv m. .Half I II tha Antn I Clilloa ItVIk THERMOMETER know when to call the doctor. laiy lo-ieod Oral e keilal. Ki tui Only 67 tori kaltlnora wklllKI PtUSUkC STATIONERY Whit vellum ind imarfl dii((id tweti Lnveiop! witti punttd lining mi. CANNON Urkiik BATH TOWEL Soft, luiurioui, thifitf 70' 1 40" mi anoitid past. tol"' 3 for 1.29 .Mb uxutl I HUMPHREYS DRUG COMPANY YOUR REXALL STORE The Heppner. Mustangs contin ued their winning ways last Fri day when they walloped the Umatilla Vikings 25 to 6 on the new turf field at McNary. The local eleven opened the season two weeks ago by defeating Pilot Rock 25-13. Wendell Connor opened the scoring for the Mustangs in the first quarter when he broke loose for a 60 yard run. By the end of the first half, Jack Sumner had added two more tallys on the scoreboard and Al Parent kicked one extra point to bring the score to 19 to O. Umatilla came back in the third quarter with Stan Johnson scoring on an end run from 25 yards out to give the Vikings their only points for their afternoon's work. In the last period, Connor again reached pay dirt to bring the score to 25-6. In the first downs department, Heppner also held the lead, though not by such a wide mar gin, by racking up 21 to Uma tilla's 18. The entire Heppner squad of 33 men saw action during the HOSPITAL NEWS New Arrivals To Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lee Jose, Condon a 6 lb. 9 oz. boy born Oct. 4, named Dennis Robert. To Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Williams, Heppner, a 7 lb. 7 oz. girl born Oct. 4, named Marianne. To Mr. and Mrs. William Van Winkle,. Lexington, a 8 lb. 1 oz. girl born Oct. 3, named Glenda and Mrs. Fred Go- Advent-ist Women to Meet in Pendleton Seventh -day Adventist women who have banded themselves to gether for welfare work in an organization known as the Dorcas Society, will meet Oct. 12, 1952 at 10:(K) a. m. in Pendleton, Oregon, at the Seventh-day Adventist church, Mrs. Elsie Huston an nounced here today. The Hepp ner church is a member of the South Central Federation of the Upper Columbia Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. It is ex pected that 300 women will make th trip to Pendleton. A film en titled "Reaching from Heaven", will lie shown at 2 p. m. This flim was produced by the Lutheran church. Last year the local society con tributed heavily to the overall Adventist Charities program, ac cording to Elder James E. Chase of Spokane, Secretary of Adven tist Charities, Inc. According to the report, Pastor Chase said that in 1951 there were 26,436 families or individuals helped by their or ganization. The total cash value of clothing, food, hours of welfare work and medical and home treatments amounted to nearly $125,000. "We are trying to relieve suffer ing, comfort broken hearts, and in general he good neighbors to the world", Mrs. Huston said. "We recently sent boxes of food and clothing to our warehouse in Call fo'rnia. These have been sent to Korea. But we feel that 'charity begins at home', so we do all we can to relieve destitution right here whenever it is discovered." Any gift of food, clothing, or money, to be used for welfare purposes would be welcome, Mrs. Huston said. Her phone number is 1111. "The Dorcas workers receive no salary. The only remuneration we have is the iov that comes from serving others," Mrs. Huston said JOIN OUR 29, 1962. -nUmW 3m Ore- rreK A n W1"' -..It "sctW" t m 1 f avor oi v.-- A -rlvi Cat u v r.trsv vs. th ,Mre V W , by " thai - ...- i.tnet .tary.lrsxecuu ean te of ZM n.dra- On Saturday, September 27, the following newt release was issued to the Portland newspapers and news services WE BELIEVE THE SUIT WAS FILED FOR PUBLICITY PURPOSES TO FOCUS ATTENTION ON OUR OPPONENTS' CLAIMS. THESE CLAIMS ARE SO EXAGGERATED AND UNTRUE, WE WELCOME THIS SUIT WHICH WILL ESTABLISH A TRUE AMOUNT AFFECTED BY THIS LAW. to I g offer r V" ... ... viftnt ( tws VVe ami TH FNH TUP WE WANT THE PUBLIC nif tav mkc TO KNOW THE TRUE TRUCK TAX MESS FACTS ABOUT THESE 0 issues OREGON HIGHWAY COUNCIL BUe-y SHU, freiidenti M..rl. Imul, SwU.laryi 421 . 1 Orond. rwlland, Or.o . ...7...i.. STi, n. nmo aa rnncn .reve i ruKOSiiz mi. used replacements freely, during mez, Jr., Lexington a 8 lb. 9 oz. the entire afternoon. (boy born Oct. 8, named Neil Pat- Heppner has been spending the rick, week in drill preparatory to tack- Major Surgery Mrs. Delia ling Stanfield on their home field Stirewalt, Spray; Mrs. Verrla this Friday. While the Umatilla Case; Miss Jesse Flemming, Kim county squad hasn't shown too berly; Louise Decker, Heppner; much so far this season, Trukositz Miss Helen Sanders, lone, says the boys aren't expecting I Minor Surgery Ralph Morton, any walkaway. Condon, dismissed. o Medical Dean Kindle, Hepp- ner, dismissed; Glen Cook, Hepp jner, dismissed; Dick Wells, Hepp iner, dismissed; Mrs. Iva Way, Lexington; James Rector, Kinzua, Coach Gene Gehrke's lone 'dismissed; Mrs. Bernard Doherty, footballers went down to defeat lone, dismissed; George Carmich last Friday at the hands of the'ael, Mayville, dismissed; Claude Moro eleven by a score of 18 to 7.1 Huston, lone; Thomas Clare, Port- Thev had won their first came of .land, dismissed; Mike Mixtacki lone 1 1 Drops Friday Game to Moro, 18-7 ll-man football last week by downing the Pilot Rock squad the week before 19 to 6. Moro scored first in the first quarter, but lone came back In the second period to reach pay dirt on a pass from Duane Baker to Rich Rhea. Baker kicked the extra point to put lone ahead at halftime 7-6. Moro continued to run however, punching over TDs In each of the third and fourth periods. The lone squad will travel to Umatilla this Friday to tackle the Vikings on their home turf. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thomp son left Tuesday to spend tne week in Portland attending the PI. Mrs. Ted Smith is working as receptionist for Dr. Wallace Wolfe. Kinzua; Dewitt Jones Sr., Hepp ner; Audra Garrett, Spray. Out-patients Lee Leiker, Kin zua; Mrs. Claudien Wightman, Heppner; Sidney Parmen, Con don; Asa Way, Lexington; Mrs. Emma Drake, Heppner. WSCS PLANS BAZAAR November 22 has been chosen by the Women's Society of Chris tian Service of the Methodist church as the date of its annual bazaar, according to an an nouncement by Mrs. Whitmer Wright, -president. A feature of this year's bazaar will be a post mark sale. Members will secure packages from their friends In distant states and these will be sold for a small sumT The pro ceeds of the bazaar will go toward the purchase of new folding chairs for use at the church. Baldwin, Wurlitzer, Cable, Chickering, Hammond Chord Organs PIANOS FOR SALE Easy Terms on Rental-Purchase Plan Write for Information JACK MULLIGAN PIANOS Hermiston or Pendleton HOME EXTENSION UNIT TO MEET The Heppner Extension Unit will hold its first meeting of the club year Tuesday afternoon, October 14th at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Douglas Drake. Mrs. Maude Caswell, county extension agent, will present a paper on "Streamlining Your Housework and You," Mrs. Eugene Fergu son, president, urges a large at tendance. o According to word received Monday, Rev. Francis McCormack of St. Patricks Roman Catholic church has landed in New York and is expected to arrive in Hepp ner the last of the week. Rev. McCormack spent the past sev eral months visiting relatives in Ireland. His mother died in Ire land just before he sailed for the United States. Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Donnell Jr. returned Sunday evening from a fortnight's tour of the national parks. They visited Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park and Grand Canyon in southern Utah and Colorado and continued north to Yellowstone National Park. Mrs. O'Donnell reports that it was a fine trip but that Oregon scenery far excells any of that included on their tour. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Turner re turned Tuesday from Portland where they spent the weekend on business and visiting with their son, Don, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grabill were In Seattle over the weekend. REMEMBER! Remember, Fire is a friend To all the human race When always under our control In stove or other place! But, when Fire is out-of-bounds It is a deadly Soc Destroying all it touches; Bringing only grief and woe! To keep all fires friendly, We must always be on guard The cost for this is cheaper and the work is not so hard! hr Fire Prevention Today Every Day For All Your Insurance Needs C. A. 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