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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1958)
.H;ii!ji;!:i s OCIAL H APPENIN6S lllliijilllC'iiiilllilillilllii HEPPNER P-TA VIEWS ANNUAL HOMEMAKING CLASS STYLE SHOW : Those members of the eighth grade and high school, home making classes of Mrs Homer Hager modeling clothing pro jects at the Heppner P-TA meet ing in the multipurpose room at the grade school last Wednes day evening were Ruth Peter son, Nancy Slocum, Roseann Ay ere, Wilma Bothwell, Jeanne Col lins, Joann Brosnan, Judy Col lins, Phyllis Quackenbush, Fewi Albert, Judy Brinda, Carolyn Carter, Marlene Griffin, Sheryl Harris, Elaine Laird, Effie Lane, DdrJs Morris, Francine Moyer, Nancy Moyer, Jeannie Schmidt, Mary Slocum, Bernice Thomson, Shirley Van Winkle, Dorothy Vinson, Carol Nichols, Lenna Hopper, Beverly Blake, Sarah Burnside, Ronnie Belsma, San dra Campbell, Sheryl Crist, Nor ma Ferguson, Shirley Gaines, Sherry Lindsay, Diane McCurdy, Hazel McDaniel, Rose Marie Nash, Julie Pfeiffer, Judy Schmidt, Mary Shannon, Darl ene Turner, Libby Van Schoiack, Geraldine Swaggart, and San dra Harshman. Featured in the style show were cotton dresses, skirts, blouses, reversible skirts and Jackets of Pendleton wool and better dresses. Other entertainment included a piano duet by Jeannie and Judy Schmidt and selections by the high school chorus under the direction of Norman Peters. At the business meeting it was announced that two scholarships of $25 each to attend summer camp will be awarded a high school girl and a girl chosen from grades five through eight by Soroptimist International of Heppner. Selection will be based on kindness, courtesy and help fulness to others. A study on suggestions to open a teenage center at a local res taurant was turned down by the Investigating committee. Kenneth Keeling reported on the bloodmobile program and re quested donors from the assoc iation. Joe Stewart, school super intendent, reported on school re organization. Hostesses were, Mrs William Barratt, Mrs James Healy, Mrs Orval Matheny, Mrs Raymond French, Mrs William Cox and Mrs Kenneth Keeling. Extension Unit Meets At Merritt Gray Home The Heppner Extension Unit met Tuesday at the home of Mrs Merritt Gray for the project les son on broiler meals. Mrs Frank Wilkinson and Mrs Al Fetsch, project leaders, pre pared and served a delicious broiler meal to the group. Officers elected for 1958-59 are Mrs William Heath, chairman; Mrs Riley Munkers, vice-chair man; and Mrs Sam Turner, secretary-treasurer. Those attending the meeting were Mrs Sam Turner, Mrs Lee Scrivner, Mrs Ray Drake, Mrs Merritt Gray, Mrs Paul Warren, Mrs Clive Huston, Mrs Frank Wilkinson, Mrs Al Fetsch, Mrs William Heath, Mrs Riley Mun kers and guest, Mrs Harold Er-win. 1 p F .1 style shuw model, miss Nancy siocum, ngnt, snows otf a dress at the style show presented by the homemaking depart ment at Heppner high school at last week's P-TA meeting. Miss Joann Brosnan is Commentator. More than 40 students present ed the results of their sewing efforts. (Photo by Dr R W Pfeiffer) Soroptimists Hear Education Report At the Thursday luncheon meeting of Soroptimist Internat ional of Heppner at O'Donnell's, Mrs John Pfeiffer read a paper on education in Soroptimism and a report was given on the East er Seal sale. It was announced that the Red Cross will take blood here in May and the club has been asked to help get donors. DON'T BE an isolationist, get more out of life, go out to a movie! WHEN YOU BUY 4 GALLONS OF MsWM OR-1 QUART FREE WHEN YOU BUY 4 QUARTS 100 Pure Outside House Paint ONLY $730 GALLON (WHITE) OR $2.20 A QUART Colors Slightly Higher OFFER APPLIES TO -SHAKE & RUSTIC PAINT -PORCH & DECK PAINT -RUBBERGLO FLAT WALL -DREEM SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL Offer Ends April 26 LUMBER COM "WE LIKE TO HELP FOLKS BUILD" PHONE 6-9212 HEPPNER Friendship Night Held Friday By Ruth Chapter, OES About 90 members and guests attended the friendship night held by Ruth chapter no 32, Or der of the Eastern Star last Fri day evening at the Masonic tern pie. Special guests escorted to the East were Mrs Walter Jeager of Condon, grand Esther of the grand chapter of Oregon; Mrs C C Carmichael, grand repre sentative to the state of New Jersey in Oregon; Mr- and Mrs Charles O'Connor, worthy ma tron and worthy patron of Lo cust chapter at lone; Mr and Mrs Thomas Gilliland, worthy matron and worthy patron of Purple Sage chapter at Pilot Rock; Mrs J E Taggart, worthy matron and Bob Russell, worthy patron of Queen Esther chapter at Hermiston; Mrs Nina Van Horn, worthy matron of Arcadia chapter at Fossil and Walter Jaeger, worthy patron of Condon chapter. The officers of Ruth chapter, assisted by Oliver Creswick, so loist, gave an addendum, The Jewels of Friendship, and a pan tomime was presented by Rain bow Girls, Sandra Jones, Sheryl Harris, Sharon Keithley, Judy Brinda and Judy Cochell. Refreshments were served in the dining room which was dec orated with spring flowers. Hos tesses were Mrs Harold Becket, Mrs James Hayes, Mrs Frank Connor, Mrs James Thomson and Charles Vaughn. Dance Recital On April 25 For Benefit Of lone Library Dance students of Doris Long will present a recital on April 25 at 7:30 at the lone school cafetorium for the benefit of the lone public library. The lone Le gion Auxiliary will serve pie and coffee following the recital with the proceeds going to the Child Welfare Fund. Pupils who will be participat ing will be Linda Pettyjohn, Kristin Nelson, Christine Mc Cabe, Nancy Leathers, Sandra Carlson, Anita Crawford, Kris tine Peterson, Susan Jepsen, Dar lene Warren, Debbie Warren, Joyce Howton, Charlene Ham lett, Kathy Shockley, Marlene Crawford, Theresa Stefani Bonnie Morgan, Susan Hams, Mariloe Jacobs, Jerry Stefani, Renee Leathers, Merilee Leath ers, Jimmy Leathers, Jimmy Ja cobs, Charles Nelson, Virgil Mor gan, Sandra Eubanks, Darlene McDonald, Dianne Pettyjohn, Michele Morrison, Mary Jo Mor rison, Cheryl Morrison, all of lone; Trudy Brooks, Dona Mik kalo of Arlington; Nancy Do herty, Jill Padberg, Martha Peck, Glenda Van Winkle, Beverly Da vidson, Martha Doherty of Lex ington; and Laura Lee Sumner, Barbara Gribble of Heppner. Se Us For FEED SUPPLEMENTS 18 Protien Cubes $55 Per Ton 11 Protien Pellets $35.20 Per Ton 4X8 SHEATHING 4X8 PLYWOOD LOW PRICES BARRATT SALES Linden Way Phon 6-9157 Baby Shower Honors Mrs Herbert Peterson A baby shower honoring Mrs Herbert Peterson and son Todd, was held Sunday, April 13 in the basement of Hope Lutheran church. Hostesses were Mrs Calvin Sherman, Mrs Ronald Hague wood, Miss Joan Wright of Hep pner and Mrs James Green and Mrs Don Anderson of Arlington. Gifts were opened from a stork decorated table by Mrs Peter son, assisted by Mrs Fritz Cuts forth and Mrs Jack Ployhar. Mrs Green and Mrs Anderson poured for the following guests: Mesdames Merlin Zier, Wayne Prock, Orville Matheny, Clinton McQuarrie, James Prock, Kenn eth Cutsforth, Joe Wright, Del mer Buschke, Forrest Burken bine, Robert Peterson, Maurice Elder, Patrick Cutsforth, Jack Ployhar, Fritz Cutsforth, and Miss Nancy Anderson and Bren da Townsend. Gifts were sent by Mesdames Carl Thorpe, Bill Kenny, Roger Palmer, Elmer Palmer, Stanley Holm, Elwayne Bergstrom and Walter Wright. Mrs Robinson Wins High at Bridge Club Mrs LaVerne Van Marfer Jr, entertained the Renegers Bridge club at her home Wednesday evening. Playing were Mrs James Far ley, Mrs Creston Robinson, Mrs William Labhart, Mrs James Norene, Mrs Allen Case, Mrs Al ex Thompson, Mrs Gene Hall, Mrs Eddie Gunderson, Mrs Larry Dowen, Mrs Gordon Pratt, Mrs Paul Webb and Mrs Richard Meador. High score was won by Mrs Robinson, second by Mrs Pratt and third by Mrs Case. Former Residents Observe Anniversary A small anniversary party was given April 9 at the home of Dr and Mrs Clyde Fike of Kamiah, Idaho for Mr and Mrs Jack Mills who celebrated their 60th wedd ing anniversary. Mr and Mrs Mills were resi dents of Morrow county many years ago and formerly ranched near lone. Mrs Mills Is the form er Elbra Swaggart. Close friends and relatives en joyed a buffet style dinner and the couple were presented with a money tree. YOUR U lUebcndent J jj AGENT insurance "SIIVH TOU ffltll" Lazy Or Restin? We hear there's folks Who seem to think it's easier by far To move, than do a Clean-up job around Where they now are. : Wouldn't you think Of them as lazy, Just a wee little bit? If someone said that You were like them, Wouldn't you have a fit? Do you clean out and Check your insurance At least once a year? If not, you're avoiding, Just the same, and may Later regret it, we fear! hr For All Your Insurance Needs and For Advice On Insurance You Have C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 Box 611 HEPPNER, OREGON Coming Events Friday, April 18 Sans Souci Re bekah lodge. Monday, April 21 Chamber of commerce, noon at O'Donn ell's. Rainbow for Girls Tuesday, April 22 Bookworms Degree of Honor Wednesday, April 23 Willows lodge no 66, IOOF Thursday, April 24 Soropti mists, noon at O'Donnell's Elks, Fisherman's night, stag dinner Friday, April 25-Ruth chapter no 32. OES Saturday, April 26 Band Par ents carnival, fair pavilion HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, April 17, 19S8 -5 Carlsons Greet Many Friends in 'New Home Friends and relatives met at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo nard Carlson at 633 N E 114 Ave, Portland, Sunday afternoon, April 13 to greet them in their new home. Refreshments were served following a pleasant soc ial hour. Those attending from out of town were Mr and Mrs Bob Hope and family, Eugene; Mrs J P Darst and family, Salem; Mr and Mrs Rod Kvistad and family, Beaverton; Mrs Etta Huston, Mrs Henry Baker and Mrs Oscar Pet erson. Iolie. Portland orilncte iiuu I Mr and Mrs Clifford Carlson and family, Mrs Edith Hite, Mrs Ce cilia McElligott, Mr and Mrs Wallace Lundell and daughter, Mrs Buelah Lundell, Mr and Mrs lone Couple Feted By Shower Party Saturday Evening A party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Delmer Crawford in lone, in honor of Miss Ruby Ann Riet mann and Dean Rolule. Miss Rietmann is the bride elect of Mrs Rohde and the wed ding will take place June 7 at the lone Community church. Hostesses for the party were Mrs Crawford, Mrs Louis Carl, son, Mrs Jimmie Pettyjohn, Mrs Eldon Tucker, and Mrs Robert Jepsen. Others present were Mr and Mrs Robert Rietmann, Mr and Mrs Bill Rietmann, Mr and Mrs Donald Peterson, Mr and Mrs Arthur Warren, Mr and Mrs Ted Palmatoer, Mr and Mrs Pete Can non, Mr and Mrs Tad Miller, Mr and Mrs Harold Snider, Mr and Mrs Robert Hosklns, Mr and Mrs Elmer Holtz, John Jepsen, Louis Carlson, Jimmie Petty john, Eldon Tucker, Robert Jep sen, and Delmer Crawford. The guests of honor were giv en a kitchen shower and pinoch le was played with high prizes going .to Donald Peterson and Mrs Cannon and 300 pinochle to Mrs Snider and Robert Hoskins. Former Heppner Girl Tells Engagement Mr and Mrs Earle Kendall of Ukiah, Oregon announce the en gagement of their oldest daugh ter, Janet Faye, to Mr Barn hard Shodin, son of Mrs Elaine Shodin of Dallas, Oregon. A September wedding is plan ned. The Kendalls are former Hepp ner residents, moving to Ukiah from here. John Skuzcski and family, Mr and Mrs Ike Orton, Rev and Mrs Alfred Shirley, Mr and Mrs Douglas Olson, and Mr and Mrs Merle Baker and family. The Carlsons recently moved to Portland from their ranch at Gooseberry. Mrs Bedford Hostess For Sewing Club Mrs Jack Bedford was hostess last Wednesday afternoon for the Sewing club. Members present were Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs John Pfeiffer, Mrs Claude Graham, Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs Tom Wilson, Mrs Lowell Gribble, Mrs Robert Pen land and a guest, Mrs Alfred Mattoon. IF YOU DO NOT have a copy of the Star Theater's monthly program, ask for it at the box office. It's packed with GOOD entertainment. CONDON Community Guild pre sents annual smorgasbord, Sunday, April 27, 1 to 5 pm, Condon Memorial hall. $1.50; and 75c, children under 6, free. Penmey's E-i V " x Jx xsC x- ik . xx 5 1 t:J i W 'Ha i WxVx,V A :;mittv$rt.no xhistryl VYVJ .XXxX..i S. ex. - i v. !&$ttJ ANNIVERSARY TlzZJ? ir ?Z".l 7" : 2,or$l ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 1 i Wr'&rj is m m I ill k f 'till g I U . VX,' v" "i U v GOLD STRIPED RAINBOW ON EVERY CANNON TOWEL For fashion, for money you can't beat Penny's fine quality Cannons. Multi-striped in cirofree colors . . . accented with 6 glittering gold mylar t tripes. Strong selvages. Deep looped. Ixe Towels IS by 25 in 3 for $1 Wash Cloths 12 by 12 in 6 for $1 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 1 ' A i : AfVr TOP STYLES IN SPORT SHIRTS $144 Small, medium large What style I What sav ingsl Button-downs Me tallicsl Drip-dry Dan Eivornl Keat prints I MitreJ collars I All Pen ney cut I All machine washable I ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! 1 Boys' Combed Cotton Polos! 2 ,or $1 Sizes 4 to 12 crew neck' polos, priced sensationally lowt Com bed cotton tailored with hemmed cuffs and bot tom. In multicolor strip es. Easy to wash. unrnsuT sprciai! 57' W PW$AmmfM$ Ell ; h 'i " t " yf 4 J V' $ I 'V ' I A t . I 1 SEAMLESS DRESS SHEERS! DOUBLE-LOOP SHEERS Today's new in fashion nylons . . . seamless 400 needle Seamless sheers for that "barely-there" look, and double-loop full-fashioned seamed sheers. (2 threads give double protection) Two 20th century favorites at special savings I lllillllllllllllllllllllll
