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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1958)
V HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. December 11, 1958 iiininiuimilimiuiuiiiiiiiiiinimiunniiiiiuuiiiiiuiiiHiuiiiH HERE ARE THE RULES OF THIS CHRISTMAS FUN GAME! 1. Check the front page of your Heppner Gazette Times for the special number which appears in the upper right hand corner of the page. Each copy of the Gazette Times will bear a special number like this each week from now to December 18. 2 Compare the number on your copy of the Gazette Times with the number on the poster in the stores of each of the 21 participating Heppner merchants. The numbers on these posters are the lucky numbers which will be different each week. Only 21 winning numbers will be picked at random this week and each of the par ticipating stores will display one number on the poster in the store. If the prizes offered by some stores are not won the first week, two prizes will be offered by those stores the next week, or if not won that week, then three prizes the third week, and so on. How ever, each week new num bers will be drawin for all prizes and none of the Lucky Numbers on your Gazette Times will be good except during the week for which they are marked. You must present the entire box in which your number appears in the paper to claim your prize. 3 NO INFORMATION on any store's number will be given by phone. You must check the numbers in person. .4 If the number on your copy of the Gazette-Times corresponds with any 1 of the numbers which appear on the posters in the stores you are the winner of the FREE GIFT which will be presen ted to you by the store which has your number Just show your number to someone in the store. 5 Remember absolutely no purchase is necessary to win the FREE GIFTS and anyone is eligible to win re gardless of age or residence. One person may win more than one time, of course. 6 The lucky wi n n 1 n g number will be displayed in the stores each Thursday afternoon and winners will have until store closing time Wednesday of the following week to claim their gifts, at which time new numbers will appear in your Heppner Gazette-Times and will be effective for the next week's gifts. 7 Extra numbered copies of the Gazette-Times will be available at the Gazette Times office at no charge. Gifts will be given for 4 weeks so be sure to check your copy of the Gazette Times each week for the numbers and check each store each week to see If you are a winner. Many at Monument Co-op Meeting By MARTHA MATTESON The annual meeting of the Columbia Power Co op was held at the Monument gym Saturday, Doc 6. Hank Alderman, editor of Northwest Ruralite, and Jack Davidson, Northwest safety man were the two speakers in ad dition to the president,' Clarence Holmes, vice president, E E Krupke, secretary Bill Chapman and manager Ben Spain. There were 249 adults registered and the HEC served close to 420 plates of roast beef dinner. Mrs Collins of Waterman Flats won the water heater; Mary Lip- JV1 You'll t Be Beautiful Belle WITH A HOLIDAY HAIRDO Cued For Christmas And Crowned With Glamour I Of course you'll want a new coif for Christmas, the latest in line and design, for the festive fun-days ahead. Make your appointment now for a Christmas -week hair styling; one of our experts will coax your tresses into a line favor ed by fashion and Individual ized for you. Buy yourself a Merry Christmas present Buy Beauty! Call for the operator of your choice Pat Marg. Deloris or Lois LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP Phono 6-9603 pert, Mrs Lee Fleming and Doris Vinson, heaters; Clocks were won by Charles Roach, Evelyn Simp son, Mrs Clarence Warren, Edna Moore, Beulah Kelly, Jimmy Simpson and Clarence Warren. A toaster went to Mr Gerkin of Ritter, and a gift certificate to Mrs H D Hinton. The following got aluminum foil: Everett Wheeler, Bob Morris, Jack Chan, Mrs George Rieraden, Clarence Holmes, Bob Morris, W G Donas, Bud Walton, Roy Cork, Mrs Ted Durst, Oulda Cork. Mrs Dewly Fisher received a heat pad and i Ellen Stubblefield a clock. j Board members reelected were Willie Weissenfluh, Pete O'Rourke and Wayne Leathers. ! George Stubblefield, Gus Pet erson and Charles Vandetta drove to Portland Monday on business, returning Thursday. Mr and Mrs Everett Wheeler tell of the marriage of Julie Ann Stafford to Melvin Hall Decern- . ber 5. She is the former Julia Ann Wheeler and she spent her , high school days at Monument. They will make their home in ' Prineville. I Mrs Bob Holmes accompanied Mr and Mrs Steve Holmes and son to their home at Boise where she will do her Christmas shop ping and visit for 10 days. Mr and Mrs Fred McWillis were in John Day Wednesday on business. Slim Owlngs Is up and about after being confined at home for 10 days. Maynard Hamilton went to the Bleakman ranch to install a dry er. Gerald Slocum and Willard Gilman were in Pendleton Mon day. There were 12 ladies at the Stanley party Friday given by Jessie Scott. Mrs Norma Rynearson and mother of Prairie City were guests Friday afternoon at the Sam Scott home. The MMM club held its meet ing Thursday afternoon at the home of Theo Owings. They have enough quilt blocks set for the second quilt for defense work and plan to make another shortly after New Years. Their Christmas meeting will be held at the home of Ellen Stubblefield Dec 18, where they will start a potluck lunch at 1 p m. Following the business meeting they will exchange pres ents. r i - A The source of Olympia's consistent good taste . . . ntsthe 6 Water Oly OlYHMA MlttlM COMPANY, OlYHWA. WAHIMTN. I..A. Give a gift of peace this Christmas I mm imniifUMMiiminwifrriiiiiri r 'in iiuiTnniii i mm in m mi mn t gr wkbmmk . . .w mmmMsmm.& '! ' . ji'1.' il. vmmwmmty&WW!i&&m. y "l -w fy S- ; - V M 1 A in 4 " i s V V rs j It ! 4 X 1 If hopes and dreams and letters to Santa Claus could keep the peace, we'd never have to worry about another war. But the cold hard fact is peace costs money. Money for industrial and military strength to keep the peace. Money for science and education to help make peace lasting. And money saved by individuals which makes our economy strong. Every U. S. Savings Bond you give this Christmas helps strengthen America's Peace Power. ... .... - ..-.: . i---: 1 ft ' W f 17. S. Saving! Bond com "gift-wrapped." Buy them when vou bank or work. Or buy new gift books of V. S. Saving Stamps $2.50 and fS.OO at all Post Offices. 8 " ', Mi???.. Give U. S. Savings Bonds Ti t. S. Government dots not pay for this advtrtising. The Treatury Deimrtment thanks, lor their patriotic donation, Ths Advertising Council and a? HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES .1
