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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1956)
Heppner Gezette Times, Thursday, October 18, 1956 is. Hughes Hostess Bookworms Club ie Bookworms met Tuesday, ber 9, at the home of Mrs. I Hughes. tes Lulu Hager reviewed the 5 "Men of High Calling", An lology of Priests and Preach Sdited by Charles Meder. SWs present were Mrs. Ted t, Mrs. Floyd Jones, Miss I Humphreys, Mrs. Cornett i, Mrs. Harry Dinges, Mrs. Flug, Mrs. Jo. O. Turner, Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. Lucy Peter- I o tension Unit Meets MerrittGray Home e Heppner Extension unit October 9 at the home of Mrs. Jtt Gray for an all day ing. e project leaders, Mrs. Kemp land Mrs. Merritt Gray pre 4 and served rockfish fillets, j rice casserole and various pauces. ose present were Mrs. Wil ! Heath', Mrs. Gene Ferguson, Nels Anderson, Mrs. Douglas e, Mrs. Douglas Price, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Al Fetsch, Mrs. Sentry, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Dick Mrs. Paul Warren. 1 - Bign Donald Blake left Wed- Ry of last week from Seattle 'ensacola, Florida where he start his navy air training. PONY KICKS BPS 1 I 'J WlHollKl MM 1 n i i By Shirlee Uoton Two new pieces of eauiDment received recently bv the HeDDner graae scnool are a 750 watt film strip projector and a tape recor der. The use of these audio- visual aids will add interest and variety to our class work. Playground To Be ComDleteH lhe lencinc of the elementarv .i , , . . ' st-nooi grounds nas been com pleted and work is now oroeres sing on the installation of the underground sprinkler svstem. An extra milk program for the primary grade bus children will De ottered beginning Tuesdav. uctooer 2i. Mrs. Edna Turner will be in charge. News From Snvder . Soccer ball intramurals among the fourth, fifth and sixth grades nave begun. Team captains are Larry Smith, Leroy Gardner, John Privett, Mike Williams. The games are played during the noon hour 12:25-12:50. At the pre sent time Larrv Smith and Lernv Gardner have each one win and zero losses, while Mike Williams and John Privett have no wins and one loss. Seventh and Eiehth erarles are playing "Flag football". Can- tains are Neal Penland and Dan Brosnan.- Their first game-was rained out so there are no stand ings yet. New Girls Thelma Sanders has recently become a new member to Mr. Snyder's eighth grade class. Her nome was in The Dalles. Dessert-Bridqe Held At Wilson Home Mrs. Tom Wilson entertained Tuesday afternoon with a dessert - Driage at her Willow creek home, Guests were Mrs. P. W. Ma honey, Mrs. Ted Smith, Mrs. E. K Schaffitz, Mrs. James Thomson Mrs. Earl Blake, Mrs. Raymond I-erguson, Mrs. Robert Penland Mrs. Clarence Rosewall. Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mrs. Wallace Wolff, Mrs. Lowell Gribble and Mrs. Jack Bedford. Mrs. Smith held high score Mrs. Penland was second and Mrs. Gribble. low. TUM-A-LUM'S Annual Pre-Inventory MEANS SAVINGS TO YOU TEXOLITE A Flat Wall Finish Paint in 12 Beautiful Colors $98 gal. 98 c ,t TILITY HAND SAWS 1.98 LUMB HAMMERS 2.98 (TERIOR PAINTS - LIMITED COLORS MANY OTHER BARGAINS IN 'aints - Hardware - Sash fir Door Lumber - Sundries Remember-lf You Want To REPAIR OR REMODEL We'll Finance The Job Heppner High School SCOOP By Jan Beamer 268 new books were received this year for Heppner high school library. Mrs. Clary, librarian. pointed out that these books rep resent a tremendous range of reading area, so there are books of interest to all. Heppner seniors will iournev to Pendleton Friday and Saturday to have their pictures taken by Cole's Studio. This is an earlier date than the one secured last year. However, Jay Sumner, the Mustang edito.r, commented that such an early date will facilitate getting this year's annual to the printer. A familiar sound around school this week is achoo sniff ! These queer sounds emit from the students who just came back from the press conference at Eueene. Excluding the weather, they re port having had enjoyable times. Vic Groshens. Shirlev Kononen. Joann Brosnan, Jan Beamer and Nancy Slocum will attend the regional student council confe- ence, October 23 and 24. Mr. Ste wart, superintendent, will accom pany them to Baker, where the meetings will be held. bhouts of joy will be heard Friday, not only because of the enthusiasm for the game with Pilot Rock Friday night, but also Monday will be a student holiday as it is teachers turn to go to class. Institute will be held at Pendleton. Mrs. Hager, home economics in structor will go with Karen Val entine, Jeanne Collins,. Wilma Bothwell, Phyllis Quackenbush, Joann Brosnan, Judv Collins. P0Q3 3 Roseann Ayers, and Janice Mar tin to an FHA girls conference in Vale October 27. $28.70 was the amount realized October 13 on the food sale spon sored by the sophomore class. Mr. Norman Peters, chorus and band instructor is already busily making plans for the Christmas program. The chorus is planning a program for December 19. De tails of the program will be an nounced later. Running for state vice presi dent for Future Business Leaders will be Jim Morris. He is the president of the local chapter and has announced the following campaign managers: bnirley Ko nonen, Vic Groshens, and Mary Stewart. The junior class members are roaming the halls each Friday noon selling colorful yellow and blue pom poms. These add great ly to the school spirit at games. o . mm 0-KI-2U The month of October is nrov- ing to be a very interesting time ior tne u-ki-zu Lamp Hre group. We have planned a whole series of meetings on junior high girls' problems. The first meeting we had a personality quiz, then in our se cond meetin Mrs. LeRoy Gardner demonstrated to the girls correct care of hair, nails and skin. She tried various hair styles on dif ferent girls to show which were the most becominc. At our third meeting Miss Beverly Bradshaw talked about color, line and de sign in clothes. The girls tried different colors on their skin to find which were the most be coming to them. On Oct. 22 the public health nurse will tallk to us on personal hygiene. The girls have been keeping a question box on ir. hieh problems wnicn will be opened and discus sed at a mother's tea on Oct. 29 by a panel of mothers and hich school girls. All this activity will come to a close Nov. 6 when the group will give a boy and girl party using a political theme. This will consist of a buffet din ner at Sharon Lindsays followed by a sravanger hunt which will be followed by games and danc ing at the multipurpose room. Committees are working on the entire program. Darlene Turner, reporter HAPPY BLUE BIRDS The Happy Blue Birds met Oct. 4 at the home of our leader Mrs. Stockard. We decided to hold our meetings on Mondays. We ejected officers, Jean Stock ard secretary. Karen McCurdv Barbara Blake refreshment chair man, and Tamara Smith, repor ter. We met again Oct. 15 at Mrs. Stockard's home and we sang and danced while Mrs. Stockard took pictures. Barbara Blake broueht refreshments ad Diana Warren brought us a treat. Tamara Smith, reporter o . Gazette. Timei Classifieds Pari C. N. Jones, who recently under- went surgery at Emanuel hospl tal in Portland, Is recuperating nicely and is expected home soon. Mrs. J. A. Hattenhmier granddaughter Alonalie of The Dalles were visitors this wpou ut the home of her snn-ln-laur and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferrell. Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Over five million packages of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been wild for relief of symptoms ot digress arising from Stomach and Duodenal Wears due tn Ex cel t Acid Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, Gasslness, Heartburn, Sleep lessness, etc., due to Excess Acid. Ask lor "Willard's Message" which fully explains this home treatment fret at HUMPHREYS DRUG CO. PHIL'S PHARMACY iJk Ah Here is my record. . . As Governor: Balanced the budget Oregon escaped the epidemic of deficit spending; initiated the first major reorgan ization of state government in a generation that consolidated separate departments ; held the ta line against rising costs. S" I mm McKAY i, th. unrelenting foe of big TAXES and big GOVERNMENT t Savtd Taxpayers $15,000,000.00 He does more than talk A acts. As Secretary of the Interior he liquidated two un necessary agencies saving tan payers $10 million dollars; by better purchasing methods cut consiruction costs in one de partment by $4 million; turned the continuous operating losses of the Alaska railroad into a near million dollar annual profit; saved $100,000 by con solidation of branch offices in Portland, Oregon; streamlined application processing in one department and saved $280,000 In a year. Pd. Adr. McKsjr for Seastor Cam., W. L. (Bill) Phillips, Car. 1 117 S.W. WsibinjioD, Pordsud, Ore. Just out and just wonderful I t r -V- Th btcullklly new 81 Air Sport Coups with Btdy by fiisf, li MB 1 I "WE USE TO HELP FOLKS BUILD" )NE 6-9212 HEPPNER SEE THE9 CHEVROLET FRIDAY! IT'S SWEET, SMOOTH AND SASSY! Chevy goes 'em all one better with a daring new departure in design (looks longer and lower, and it is!), exclusive new Turboglide automatic transmission with triple turbines, a new V8 and a bumper crop of new ideas including fuel injectionl g70-h.p. engine also avail able at extra cost. Also Ram jet fuel injection enginee with up to tSS h.p. in Corvette and passenger ear models. New right down to the wheels it rolls on -that's the '57 Chevrolet! By now you know it's new in style. You can see that Chevy's longer, lower and every inch a beauty. But Chevrolet's new in lots of ways that don't show up in our picture.' It's new in V8 power options that range up to 245 h.p. Then, you've a choice of ' two automatic drives as extra-cost options. There's an even finer Powerglide and new, nothing-like-it Turboglide that brings you Triple-Turbine take-off and a new flowing kind of going. It's the only one of its kind! Come see the new car that goes 'em all one better -the new 1957 Chevrolet! 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