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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1959)
lone Happenings By ECHO PALMATEER A card party was held at the Rebekah hall Saturday evening sponsored by the Three Links club of Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge. The proceeds went to wards the United Nations Pil grimage fund. Those receiving prizes were in pinochle Omar Rietmann and Mrs David Riet mann, high; Herbert Ekstrom and Mrs Ida Coleman, low; Omar Rietmann, 300 pinochle. In bridge, Mrs Mary Swanson, high; Mrs Echo Palmateer, .low and Mrs Arvilla Swanson, Jack high. In pedro, Mrs Cecil Thorne high and Mrs E R Lundell, low. E R Lundell received the door prize. Member of the Girl's League of the high school were hosts at a bridal shower in honor of Miss Mildred Seehafer in the school cafetorium Saturday after noon. Mrs Joe Gaarsland and FOR FERTILIZER THAT pays you MOK! use HIGH ANALYSIS H HI The right fertilizer for your crop is the one that puts the most extra dollars in your pocket at harvest time. That's why it's mighty important to buy your fertilizer carefully. You can choose from the 12 fertilizers in the Elephant Brand line with complete confidence. Every bag of Elephant Brand gives you: high analysis - more plant "food" for your money. high water solubility - the "plant food" gets to growing crops faster, even though soil moisture may be low. high availability - more "food" available to each plant. a free flowing product - uniform pellet-size fertilizer that saves you time and labor when you apply it, flows out smoothly, doesn't cake or clog. Your Elephant Brand dealer knows fertilizer. See him soon for the right fertilizer for your crop and soil. ElepBianl Brand analysis FERTILIZERS 11-48-0 13-39-0 16-200 23-23-0 24-20-0 27-14-0 624-24 8-32-16 .10-30-10 Nitraprilis (Ammonium Nitrate) Ammonium Sulphate Triple Super Phosphate 41f RACt-UUVS Ufl. .AkEI AGENT FOR ELI.H.NT .RAND ECATtUIER OAL.OUA OUTHRIt ft CO. LIMITED AN rftANSIC9 LOR ANOEVtt IEATTLI PONTVAND MOKANI MINNfAfOt.lt Mrs Walter Corley assisted with the gifts. Mrs W G Seehafer of Boardman and Mrs George Hold erman of Corvallis poured at the tea table. Miss Seehafer, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs VV G Seehafer of Boardman is the bride elect of A2c Duane Essex, son of Mr and Mrs James Essex of Sacra mento, California. No wedding date has been set. Mr and Mrs George Holder man and son, Bill, of Corvallis spent the weekend here with rel atives. Those from here who attended the sea foods demonstrations in Heppner last week were, Mrs Omar Rietmann, Mrs Ernest Hel iker, Mrs Marion Palmer, Mrs Lee Palmer and Mrs Earl Mo Cabe. A house warming was given in honor of the Art Warrens Sat urday evening, Jan 31 in their new home on the Warren farm. The hostesses were: Mrs James Pettyjohn, Mrs Elmer Holtz, Mrs Louis Carlson, Mrs Vester Hams and Mrs Roger Kincaid. Others present were, Mr and Mrs Her bert Ekstrom, Jr, Mr and Mrs Dick Ekstrom, Mr and Mrs Pat Doherty, Mr and Mrs Oscar George, Mr and Mrs Tom White, Mr and Mrs James Barnett, Mr and Mrs Delmer Crawford, Mr and Mrs Howard Crowell, Mr and Mrs Donald Peterson, Mr and Mrs Roland Bergstrom, Mr Holtz, Mr Carlson. Mr Hams. Mr Kincaid and Mr Pettyjohn. Cards were played and refreshments were served. Mrs Ida Coleman and Mrs Joe Gaarsland were hostesses at a pinochle party at the Coleman home Sunday evening. Those re ceiving prizes were: Lewis Ball, high and Mrs Sam Esteb, low. Mrs Eldon Tucker received the door prize. Miss Julie Rietmann, student at Whitman Colleee in Walla Walla, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs David Rietmann. She was accompanied by her cousins, Virginia and Lin da Swanson of Walla walla. Mr and Mrs Walter Swanson and Mr and Mrs Robert Swan son of Walla Walla spent Sun day at the Rietmann home and took the girls back to Walla Walla. Berl Akers, student at Pacific University spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Berl Akers. His parents took him back to Forest Grove Monday. Mr and Mrs Dick Ekstrom and Vickey of LaGrande spent the weekend with relatives here. He is a student at EOCE. Larry Rietmann, student at the TTniversitv of Oreeon. spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Omar Rietmann. Mr and Mrs Ted Palmateer gave a dinner Sunday at their home in honor of their son, Ronnie's birthday and her mo ther Mrs Annie Healy's birth day. Others present were, Miss Cecelia Healy of Portland, Mr and Mrs Jack Healy and child ren, Mr and Mrs Harry UDon noii and Tom Healv of Heppner, Mr and Mrs William Healy and children of Butter Creek and Ja net Palmateer. Mr and Mrs E Markham Baker spent the weekend at Eugene where they visited tneir aaugn- ter, Mardine, a student at me nniversitv of Orgeon and at tended Dad's Day activities. Mr and Mrs David McLeod and Mr and Mrs Robert Riet mann attended the state A C P meeting in Gearhart this week. I Mr and Mrs Delbert Emert and Mr and Mrs Denward Berg evin spent the weekend in Port land where they attended the Northwest Livestock Production Credit association meeting and banquet. Mr and Mrs Hubert Thorson of Roseburg are the parents of a son, Steven Neil, born Jan 22. Weight, 5 lbs and 9 oz. The Thor sons were former teachers in the lone high school and are now teaching in the Roseburg high school. Mrs Hershall Townsend is a patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mrs C L Lieuallen left for her home in Pendleton Sunday after spending several days at the home of her daughter and fam ily, Mr and Mrs Robert Jep sen. Dates To Remember: Feb 10 Garden club meeting at the home of Mrs Phil Emert in the afternoon. Members are to bring a rooted plant for exchange. Feb 11 Maranatha club at the home of Mrs Carl Bergstrom at 2 P M. Feb 11 P-TA film at 7:30 p m regular meeting at 8. Foun ders day program. All those who care to may wear cloth ing In keeping with Centen nial year. puRa.V W' AUtBttiwiltt. WE nirr i 3 LEXINGTON OIL CO-OP S J piliiiiB i Niii n ah SIN Li. Ml UN Tuesday, Feb. 10 BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M. LEXINGTON GRANGE HALL e ELECTION OF OFFICERS - DOOR PRIZES DINNER AT NOON PREPARED BY LEXINGTON HEC IIMIIIItllMIIMIHIIllllllllMllllllliHI'tHHIH nHIIHttlMMMIItinitlHIIMIIMIIIHIIMMIIMMIIIIMIHIIIMIMIMIIMIIIHIUMMMIMIHIMlllltllMHIIMIMMMfc All Members Urged To Attend nullum""""""""""" iiiniiiii "in" Miiiiii iimiiiHiMiHiHiiimummiM iimmi iiiimii Feb 12 H E C of Willows grange at the home of Mrs Ernest Heliker with a dinner at noon. Members are asked to wear costumes in keeping with the centennial. Feb 13 Topic club meeting at the home of Mrs Roy Lind Strom at 2:15 P M. Feb 15 Willows grange meet ing in the afternoon with potluck dinner at noon. Members are asked to wear something in keeping with the Oregon centennial and to bring old pictures, docu ments, guns, etc. Mrs Franklin Lindstrom enter tained at a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Bette Gorger of Pendleton at her home Friday afternoon, Jan 30. She was assis ted by Mrs Roy Lindstrom and Mrs Pat Doherty, Miss Lolah Wil son assisted with the gifts. Mrs Henry Gorger of Pendleton was also present. Miss Gorger, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Henry Gorger of Pendleton, is the bride elect of Dale Bennett, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Bennett of Pendleton. The wedding will take place, Feb 7 in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs John Sanders of Portland are the parents of a daughter, born Jan a0. Weight, 7 lbs and 6 oz. Earl Morgan of j lone and Mrs Mattie Morgan, and Mr and Mrs George Sanders HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, February 5. 1959 of Portland are the grandparents. Carl Troedson entertained the following guests at a dinner at his home Thursday evening of last week: Mr and Mrs Tony Larson of Longview, Wash, Earl Morgan, Mr and Mrs Franklin Lindstrom and Johan Troedson. Mr and Mrs W E Melena are visiting in California. HT?:niiTiTTiimii:::.:i;t':!iiT5::;N. itji.-::!ii!iniii,nii!Mih!i-;:i-iR.i:j'ii'.iii"ii,ii!:ii! yfmm "iiwPi'iiriwa'iH YOUR Coffee Money WILL GO TO THE March of Dimes SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 "Drink Up And Help The Drive" STEFANI'S FINE FOOD IONE HURRY! ' ' ". Jtl jam ,f?W nrr mm ss&& I III. vj )fhJ ,s . iTr I l II 1 1 It ir.Nlll il II It it L 1 S.tiHU ,i..ir i.--ir I I i nil if if ifiiif iijij.if ?i i i v t,Hvrwj.j if rgmmm W .. , I il.i I V, ,.""CTN -. s.fllS 8 GLORIOUS DAYS FOR 2 VIA NORTHWEST 0 AIRLINES M THE AIRLINE OF SUPERIOR SERVICE VES, it could happen to YOU if you shop at Central Market. An all-expense paid trip for two plus $250.00 pocket money, spend 7 happy carefree days in heavenly HAWAII I Laurjh at wintery winds, bask in tropical breezes, loll on the beach at Waikikil And your chances to win increase each time you shop at CENTRAL MARKET NOT A NATIONAL CONTESTI This offering is made by select stores in Oregon and Southwest Washington only I Nothing To Buy I No Need To Be Present To Win I Shop Central Market often. Fill out an entry blank each time you visit our store. Final Drawing, Portland, March 14 LOCAL DRAWING SATURDAY, MARCH 7 And that isn't all A $25.00 merchandise award good any time at Central Market, will be awarded in conjunction with this "Hawaiian Holiday Contest." FLAV-R-PAC PEAS, MIXED VEGETABLES, CUTCORN, FRENCH FRIES f or c Hl-C 46 OZ. CANS Pineapple-Grapefruit Juice FOR $ jOO FROZEN HADDOCK DINNER 73c CENTRAL MARKET AA LARGE FKESES W dozen 55 CREAM STYLE CORN 3 for 41c TOMATO JUICE 4 for 95c Dundee 46 oz. Dundee WHOLE KERNEL CORN 3 for 41c GRATED TUNA 4 for 79c Dundee Dundee FREESTONE PEACHES 4 for $1.00 DUNDEE PEAS 3 for 41c No. 2ia cans -FRESH PRODUCE- TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 25c CELLO CAULIFLOWER ea 23c SUNKIST ORANGES lb. 13c Central Market & Grocery PHONE 6-9614 HEPPNER 21
