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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1958)
P MMi'lI'llii1!!!!!!!!! li'iifrfeHnll WilUiliilfllll Illlllllllilllllll Illiii iiliElHIilliilllil gOCIAL HAPpENN6s Jeanne, Judy Schmidt Hostesses Friday For Dancing Party Jeanne and Judy Schmidt en tertained Friday evening with a Prisoner s Ball at their home Dancing was enjoyed during the evening by Effie Lane, Le lard Lane, Neal Penland, Fran cine Moyer, David Creswick, Ron nie Creswick, Eddie Howard, Kennie Daggett, Ken Keeling, man, Sharon Lindsay, Mary Eve lyn Tucker, Lawrence Green, Kennie Daggett, Ken Keeling, Larry Angell, Sharon Keithley, and the hostesses. Mill Employees Foisted At Picnic About 150 employees and their families of the Heppner Pine Mills were guests at the first an nual picnic given by the White Swan Lumber Company for the Hefpner Pine Mills at Brooks Memorial Park near Goldendale, Wash Sunday. Over 300 attended. Games and baseball were play ed after the dinner. Special prizes were won by Mr and Mrs Eddie Gunderson, Mr and Mrs Ray Thalberg and Mrs j Bill Turner. Mr and Mrs Dewey , Brltt won the prize for the couple I who had been married the long- est period of time; Mr and Mrs I Marvin Casebeer for the couple I married the shortest time and Del Madson for the best looking I logger. I Mr and Mrs Dee Jones were judges with others from White Swan; Marcelle Phillips and Chuck Bonaudi were in charge of the picnic and Phil Hitchcock wis master of ceremonies. Hospital Auxiliary Holds Sunday Picnic Nursing home patients at the Pioneer Memorial hospital were entertained with a picnic on the courthouse lawn given by mem bers of the Hospital Auxiliary Sunday afternoon. Dinner was furnished by the auxiliary and ice cream by the Heppner Cream ery. Patients were transported by Harry Bongers, hospital manager, and accompanied by Mrs Eva Cauwdry, hospital registered nurse. In addition to patients, others attending were Mr and Mrs Gar ence Rosewall, Mrs Alex Green, Mr and Mrs Gar Swanson, lone; Mr and Mrs Harry Bongers and Mrs Cauwdry. Hot Chicken And Cool Soup For Supper Duplicate Club Meets At Dr Wolff's Home I Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff en tertalned the duplicate bridge fclub at their home Sunday even j lng. Members attending were Mr land Mrs La Verne Van Marter, Mr and Mrs Dick Meador, Mr and Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mr and Mrs ; Lowell Gribble and Mr and Mrs Torn Wilson. I Mrs Wolff and Tom Wilson were high partner for the even ing and Mrs Van Marter and I Dick Meador, second high. Surprise Party Fetes Larry Tibbies On Fifteenth Birthday Larry Tibbies was surprised Saturday evening when a group of friends arrived at the home of his parents, Dr and Mrs L D Tibbies, to help him celebrate his 15th birthday. Guests were Fern Albert, Mary Slocum, Marlene Griffin, Barbara Seiwert, Jeanne Schmidt, Doris Morris, Nancy Moyer, Larry Tib bies, Rodney Flug, Tom Green, Stewart Gribble, David Creswick, and Lance Tibbies. Tom Glass and Neal Penland were hosts for the party. Mrs Duval I Hostess For Sunday Picnic. Mrs Harry Duvall entertained Sunday with a picnic dinner on the court house lawn for her s V- j s k A cool soup drink teams up with skillet barbecued chicken for a savory and thrifty warm-weather meal. Round out the menu with rice, spinach, crisp salad, fresh fruit and cookies. The chicken is a plump tender broiler-fryer done to a rich brown in a little over a half hour. This young meaty chicken is one of the best buys for your food dollar the year around. Real cool is this soup beverage, whipped up in a thrice. Combine 2 cans (10Va oz. each) condensed cream of celery soup, well chilled with 2 soup cans of ice cold milk. Shake, mix or blend and pour into four tall glasses. YIELD: 4 generous servings. Skillet Barbecued Chicken 1 broiler-fryer chicken 2 tablespoons salt cut in pieces l teaspoon pepper a tablespoons molasses Vt cup water JA cup prepared mustard y2 cup vinegar Vt cup salad oil Wash and dry chicken. Combine molasses, prepared mustard salt and pepper. Add water, vinegar and oil; blend well. Dip chicken into sauce. Cook in heavy skillet over medium heat, brushing with additional sauce until tender, about 30 to 45 minutes. YIELDi 4 servings. ! PllPCtQ TartipA Wot7ol) and Vva, lyn Jepsen were visitors at Hat Rock on Sunday. The White Swan mills at Gold endale, Washington entertained members of Heppner Pine Mills with a picnic at the Goldendale Park on Sunday. Among those attending from Lexington were, Mr and Mrs Morris McCarl and Barbara, Mr and Mrs Ray Papi neau, Mr and Mrs E E McFadden, Mr and Mrs George Steagall, and Mr and Mrs Frank Robinson, and Mr and Mrs George Hermann. Mr and Mrs William J Van- Winkle and family motored to Hood River Sunday taking their daughter, Linda and Deanna Hays, who have been visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs ' Earl Warner where they met Mr and Mrs Clarence Hays of Cor vallis who took the girls back with them. Eugene Wardwell (Satch) re turned to his base in Florida af ter a furlough with his parents, Mr and Mrs Eugene Wardwell. Mrs Pine Thornburg and Mrs Dean Hunt were Pendleton visi tors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Burt Darnielle and daughter, Betty returned to their home Monday after a trip to East Lake. Mrs A F Majeske has return ed home after a few weeks spent in Vancouver, Washington where she was receiving medical at tention. Mrs Jack Mounts and son Stevie returned home with her for a visit. Mrs Bernlece Wihlon and dau ghter, Mrs Barbara Williams and children were in Emmet, Idaho over the weekend. Mrs Dick Shows Soroptimist Club Flower Making Soroptimist International of Heppner met Thursday at O'Don nephew and family, Mr and Mrs 3 lu l"c" Vivian White, Brad and Craig ing" of Anahiem, Calif and for her , Mrs Kemp Dick was a guest of brother-in-law and family, Mr the club and showed the mem and Mrs Donald Duvall and Ron-, bers how to make flowers which aid of St Joseph, Missouri. J will be used for float decorations. Others present were Mr and .Other plans for the float were Mrs Niel White, Pilot Rock; Mr j discussed and work will be start and Mrs Lloyd Waid, Ukiah; Mr,eed Thursday at the sack lunch Smiths Entertained (Ajt Mountains Picnic I Enjoying a picnic at the Jack Van Winkle cabin in the moun tains Sunday were Mr and Mrs I Marvin Smith and children, iLongview, Wash, Mr and Mrs Le- 'Roy Gardner and son, Mr and and Mrs Kenneth Waid, Richie, Ann and Susan, Hermiston and Tommy Green, Heppner. The Donald Duvall family left for their home Wednesday after spending two weeks here visiting. Rhea Creek HEC Plans Fair Booth Members of the Rhea Creek Grange home economics club de cided to have a booth at the county fair and serve refresh ments at the princess dance Aug 9 at the fair pavilion, it was de cided at a meeting of the group Mrs Ed Dick and family and Mr i July 17 at the home of Mrs John iand Mrs Jack Van Winkle and Bergstrom. Twelve members at family. i tended. to be held at the home of Mrs Oliver Creswick. Queen Pat Steagall and her rodeo court, their mothers and chaperone, Mrs Al Fetsch will be guests of the club on August 14. FIRST. TIME if! & l EASY CREDIT TERMS Golden Sleep" mattrest In durable, decorator cover Crashproof, pre-built borders wear like Ire Trv-balance coilt for firm support Matching box spring only $38.88 SAVE NOW DURING C-pfjkh G0LDEN &eWl VALUES SALE ! Compare with mattresses selling for W Case Furniture Co. Bridge Club Meets At WilMams Home Mrs John William was hostess to the Kings Little Queens bridge club at her home Wednesday ev ening. Guests were Mrs Harry O'Donnell Jr., Mrs Bill Blake, Mrs Paul Koenig, Mrs Les Wyman, Mrs Pat O'Brien, Mrs Philip Blak ney, Mrs Herb Hamilton, Mrs Bill Glennie, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs Al Mattoon and Mrs Jerry Daggett. Lexington News Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra were Sunday guests at the sum mer home at Tollgate of Mr and Mrs Albert O'Harra of Weston. Mr and Mrs Gar Leyva and Mr and Mrs O W Cutsforth have returned home after a fishing trip to Hood Lake, Canada. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones and son, Kenneth and their house guests, Mr and Mrs Henry Cavln and daughter, Jeanette of Port land were weekend visitors at the Byars Deardoff home in Prairie City. While there they attended the birthday dinner for Mr Deardorff, where they were a part of the 32 guests for the day. Mr and Mrs O G Breeding re turned home last week from a trip to Suttle Lake and Camp Sherman where they were visi tors with Dona Barnett and Tri na Parker. Mrs Cora Allyn who has been spending several weeks with the Glenn Davis family re turned home with them. Kay Peck, daughter of Mr and Mrs E' E Peck, underwent a ton- silectomy on Monday at Pioneer Memorial hospital. Jimmy Bloodsworth, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Bloodsworth, un- ! derwent an appendectomy at Pio- ! n nor 1V.T nmrri a 1 Hrenital nn UV1 . Prizes were won by Mrs Blak. Mrs Chades Bloodsworth of ney, high; Mrs McQuarrie, sec-1 ' ,E. . ioitin at fha 1m ond and Mrs O'Donnell, special BIoodsworth home faand helplng Heppner Girl Married In Lewiston Rites with the summer work during the illness of her grandson. Mr and Mrs Eugene Sawyer and children have moved to to Heppner where Mr Sawyer is Mr and Mrs Gene Stone an-, employed, nounce the marriage of their Mr and Mrs Norman Nelson daughter Elaine, a eraduate of,ancl family attended Lhief Jo Hpnnner high school, tn Flnvri Seph Days at Joseph this last Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Prosser, Washington. They were married Monday, weekend Sam McMillan is spending some time at his ranch home June 30 at Lewiston, Idaho and,fro h,ls wo,k in Prtla"d. will make their home at Prosser. Mrs Bedford Hostess For Sewing Club The Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs Jack Bedford last Wednesday afternoon. Those attending were Mrs Ray mond Ferguson, Mrs Claude Graham, Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs P W Mahoney and Mrs Ro bert Penland. Mrs Jerry Messenger and dau- .Vghter are visiting at the home oi Mr ana Mrs t t. Messenger in Mitchell. Mrs Mervin Leonard and THE BIG BEAT is BIG! Every i kind of music and almost as many stars as our summer sky! Thursday Friday Saturday, Star Theater. Long Distance Nation-Wlde Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans Penland Bros. TRANSFER CO. 'endleton, Oregon Phone 338 j Weed Killing Time! 1 WE HAVE I BENZAC FOR WEEDONE ( MORNING Sod. Chlorate GLORY TRIAZOLE - For Canadian Thistle 1 Cornett Green Feed HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, July 31. 1958 Special Benefits For Unemployment All offices of the Oregon Em ployment Service started taking claims under the temporary Un employment Compensation pro gram on Monday, July 14, it was announced by John A Nor ton, administrator of the Un employment Compensation Com mission. Unemployed Korean veter ans and former federal employ ees who have exhausted their claims since June 30, 1957 are eligible provided they have no benefits now payable under oth er state federal law. Claims may be filed on or after, July 14 at any of the commission's 26 of fices throughout the state. "We don't foresee a heavy in crease in claims resulting from the temporary Unemployment Compensation program," said Mr Norton. "By the very highest esti mate there are about 2500 po tential claimants under the com bined federal and veterans' pro grams. We know that many of these same people have return ed to work and that many more will find jobs soon because of relatively high employment op portunity during the summer months." Monument News Mrs Ida Bleakman is visiting her daughter and family, the Herb Hynds of Cecil. Mrs Sonie Hiezie and daughter returned home last week from Alabama where they had visi ted for six weeks with her folks. Maynard Hamilton helped Lois Bleakman paint at the Lee Slo cum house recently. Mr and Mrs Deloss Dickerson of American Forks, Utah visited, at the Lawrence Henrickson and Fred McWillis homes. Mrs Dick erson and Mrs Hendrickson are sisters. Mrs Gene Gaughan and fam ily and Miss Barbar Wheeler were business callers in John Day Wednesday. Mrs Bill McKinnon and dau ghter Shirley of Monument and Kinley Ward of Long Creek drove to Canyon City Wednesday on business. Mr and Mrs Alvin Gienger and two sons of Junction City are visitors at the home of his folks Mr and Mrs Bob Gienger. Mr and Mrs Fred Shanks left Wednesday morning with a truck load of cattle for Madras. They returned Thursday night after the sale. Mrs Bud Engle of Courtrock and her mother, Mae McWillis visited at the Matteson home Wednesday. Visitors at the Fred McWillis home Tuesday evening were Mr and Mrs Deloss Dickerson, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hendrickson, Mrs Jennie Gienger, Mrs Joe Wheeler and daughter Barbara, Aubrey Crum, Linda and Sherry Coss, and Billie Jean Ingalls and two children. Bill and Alvin Gienger are helping Bud Engle put up hay this week. Dale Matteson spent the week end visiting at Freewater and Walla Walla. They returned to Heppner Monday morning for work. Mr and Mrs Sam Scott and son were visiting in Spray Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hen drickson of Wall Creek visited at the McWillis home Friday evening. RAINBOW RECEPTION LaGrande Assembly no 13, Or der of Rainbow Girls, cordially invites you to attend a reception in honor of Carolyn Parsons, grand worthy advisor, on Sun day August 3 at 3 pm at the LaGrande Masonic temple. Mr and Mrs Dick Meador and daughters returned Saturday from a business trip to the Ore gon coast. BACCALONI the comic basso songs for humming a de lightful circus are just a few of the things that make MER RY ANDREW a high-flying hil arity. Star Theater, Sunday and Monday. BABY FOUND IN NEW B-29 New type diaper shaped like a B 29 to make one size fit all age babies without folding is money saving idea. Just one size to hnv. ddqv tn urn ah & and dry. Ask for iZJlt' genuine "Dexter '"'r fpi- n. Diapers" at onilon S, tlx. Norah's Shop In Heppner 333 YOU MAY WIN TWICE I 1 , Win a shiny Oregon payroll silver dollar. 2, Win all the groceries you can carry in 8 minutes. look for the Oregon Dollar man in your grocery store ROB I DAM SPONSORED BY BOARDMAN TILLICUM CLUB aturday,-Aug Fair Pavilion, Heppner GOOD MUSIC BY The Shadows ORCHESTRA OF WALLA 'WALLA REFRESHMENTS SERVED DANCE 9 TO 1 ADMISSION $1.50 SINGLE $2.00 COUPLE PHONE 6-9422 lll!lllll!lllllilll!llll!lllll!llillil!llll!llllllllllllllllllllllim
