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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1952)
Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 1 1, 1952 NEWS OF THE lone Schools Crepe Is Popular Page 4 uniy lour people achieved a grade point average of 1.75 or higher the second six-weeks. The honor roll was rnade up of the following people, Duane Baker 1.00, Don Bristow 1.60, Dennis Swanson 1.60, Mike Reininger 1.75. A large audience paid $153.00 to see the Associated Student Body play last Thursday even ing. The twenty-member cast and other students who helped pro duce the play learned much about dramatic production under the direction of Mr. Raskin. Students made the scenery and assemb led their otvn costumes for the production. South defeated North 104 to 76 in the Jamboree at Umatilla last Friday night. lone, Heppner and Lexington represented South and Umatilla, Boardman, and Irrigon ' i-1 f ( 1 t ' Hi ' i l, "u I il 1 V y :l " ; 1 What makes Olympia so popular? Light Olympia, like the beers of Munich and Burton-on-Trent, ij famous for quality . . . and largely for the same reason , , ; "' the Water." Premium quality hops, grains and yrast are used. Final touch of perfection is the skillful brewing gained through three generations of brewing experience. "Its the Water" Us . 4 if. EVERYBODY loves the soft clinging quality of crepe, and every woman of taste is beaming over the revival of this fabric of gentle femininity. Everybody loves cardigans, too, and this interpretation done in a dress of corded crepe of Du Pont rayon and acetate has taken on a fresh new sophistication. The wise use of the crepe by Ben Reig Designs has cre ated a beautifully draped, softly tailored dress for almost any infor mal occasion. VES3D y Light Refreshment Beverage Millions of Temperate People OLYMPIA BREWING CO., OLYMPIA. WASH.. U. S. 1 Trod. Morkl Dig. U. S. Pal. Off. represented North. lone outscorcd each of its opponents and led the scoring of all teams with a total of 47 points. lone will play two basketball games before CI. ristmas vacation Stanfield will play here on Fn day evening December 12. lone will play St. Joseph at the Pen dleton Junior High Gym on De cember 20. Mrs. Gladys Ely attended the Oregon Education Association Delegate Assembly In Portland last Friday and Saturday. She was the. delegate of Morrow County Teachers. The 200-dele gate assembly studied committee reports on education problems and teacher welfare. One point of concern to all the people of Ore ,gon brought out at the conference was that there will be an increase of 200,000 pupils in the Oregon schools this decade compared to a 100,000 increase from 1910 to 1050. Henry Tot former County Super intendent presided at the Assem hly meetings. He is the present President of OEA. The elementary teachers and children are working on a Christ mas play that will be presented on December 21. The elementary school will again present a uni fied program. o Mr. and Mrs. Les Leverington of Pine River, Minnesota are visit- 'at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. R. Settles of Heppner. Kapi-$S ! II $) XT- 'a M f v 7 nOmemBKer When you manage a household, care for your family and carry your fair share of civic responsibilities, time becomes important in your life. It may seem a minor tiling to call a numbci of friends and inform them that next week's club meeting will be at Jane's home instead of Ruth's. Hut even such a minor chore takes time. Will you let us give you a time-saving tip? Start a personal number book. You'll be surprised at how much time it will save. And if you check these numbers from time to time-keeping them up-to-date you'll also avoid the embarrassment of calling wrong numbers. ihis free booklet for keeping local and out-of-town telephone numbers is yours for the asking. Telephone, send a postcard or drop in at your nearest Pacific Telephone business office for your f rcc copy. . v.'j LILIl u - My . t i muff 3- KIDS! S5 Jil V Miss U h Bo FREE Shows AT THE STAR THEATRE. HEPPNER at. Dec. 13, 1:30 pm. Jimmy Wakely Western "Oklahoma Blues" and Shorts Sponsored By Heppner-Morrow County Chamber of Commerce and the Jay-Cees Sato PeCo 2; "Wild Horse Ambush" with The Rough Ridin' Kids Given By The Star Theater and Free Candy By The Elks Lodge Bring Mom & Dad To Town To Shop While You See Jhe Shows ese Sy Pacific Telephone
