Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 02, 1959, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday, April 2. 1959 Heppner High School SCOOP By CAROLYN McDANIEL The Junior class play "The Bus Stops Here" will be presented for the public on Friday and Satur day, April 3 and 4. Curtain will 0 up at 8:00 on both nights, Mr Gordon Pratt, who Is directing the play announced. The cast Includes 14 characters who por tray a story Involving the people who stop at a little diner along the bus route. A routine per formance will be given for grade school children on Friday. Prices for the tickets are adults 75c and students 50c. Students got a big laugh Wed nesday morning when they re ceived their Issues of the He hlsch. Senior staff members and advisor Mrs Kirk had written and run off a special April Fool's Issue. The real fun came when many students took the joke art icles as the real thing. Having school an hour earlier, a new dream cafeteria, and a whole activity week were a few of the articles that were a part of the staff's April Foolin'. Badminton, tennis, ping-pong, volleyball and horseshoes are the sports students are participating In for the HHS lntermurals. Con tests In these sports are staged between the four classes. A vary ing amount of points Is given for different events and the class ending up with the highest score wins the lntermurals. Freshmen and sophomores are demonstra ting lots of enthusiasm, but so far the Juniors and seniors seem to be having trouble to get enough participants. After the usual week of tests In each class, students will re ceive their report cards on Thurs day, April 2. This ends the third 9 week period. For the seniors this means that they are begin ning the last quarter of their high school days. Mrs Homer Hager, home eco nomics Instructor announced that the annual style review will be on April 8, at 8:00 p m In the multipurpose room. Roseann Ayers, a junior was the first girl in home economics to com plete her project, which Is a fitted skirt made of Pendleton wool. Other girls are busily fin ishing their garments so they may participate In the style Monument News By MARTHA MATTESON George Kirk and Maynard Hamilton left last Monday on a trip. George will stop off at On tario to visit friends, while May nard went on to Parma, Idaho to visit his sister Evelyn Banta for a week or 10 days. Georgia Stubblefleld, Carolyn Martin, Bob Porter and Charlie Williams drove to Bend Monday on business. George Stlrritt and Fred Mc Willis drove to John Day Monday on business. Mr and Mrs Gus Peterson and family and her mother, Mrs Louise Scott were In Pendleton Wednesday on business. Ernie Johnson drove to Hepp ner Friday evening to bring his wife home. She had been In Van couver and Portland receiving medical ana dental aid. el'WJX NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS Paul ifamhpv fmm ha tt r u ' i tha twnnn qp8s1 as otherwise provided by law. The eiiect snail be the namo at Eugene were overnight vis- as though the people of the county had recovered the Judgment against the person charged for the lull amount of the delinquent uors ai tne jjod uienger home. I taxes covered by the warrant togetner wiin interest mereun uuu v i ut sprague, who is a physical education instructor at the uni- verslty was the main speaker . . tv is m Wednesday evening at the ath- Description e Tax March 15. 59 Total show. In all, 48 girls will be modeling their garments and for the first time, a 7th grade class will participate. Spring sports are underway, Baseball and track practice has begun and soon HHS teams will be participating in their first games and track meets. The baseball team will play Echo on April 10. The track team's first event will be a meet In Milton Freewater on April 3. The FBLA car wash was quite successful. Members were kept busy all day, scrubbing, polish lng and vaccumning cars. The next project will be the one act play night, and the club will have nearly enough funds to go to the slate convention. The Episcopal church will spon sor a dance-party for students from the 7th grade through high school on Wednesday night, April 1. Students are to come dressed In masquerade costumes, and help celebrate April Fool's Day. The party will begin at 7:00 p m and last until 10:00 p m. Refreshments will be serv ed. The P-TA minstrel show will be given on two nights, April 10 and 11. Good old fashioned entertainment of all kinds will be featured, and the Off-Beats sophomore pantomime group win be a part of the show. Tick ets are now on sale, adults $1.00, students 50c and children 25c. letic banquet held in the grange Albert Schunk new. aii concerned would 11K6 to express their appreciation for thel kindness Shown bv Dr Snrncnial for donating the pay for his time Lynch and efforts to the school ath letic fund for the Monument school. Cals Tavern dba Mrs Marlon Cutler and son C E Lynch from Ontario are visiting her par ents, Mr and Mrs Archie Gienger. Harold Ayers Mrs Ed Rounds assisted Ruby M p... v Gienger this week in the school 1 kitchen while Choicey Vandetta W. O. George was in with the Hu. Mr and Mrs Glen Fields and son Johnnie from Medical Lake, Louie's Woodworking Shop vvasu weie weenenu guests ail the Robert Gienger home while testing for television in various places in the community. Roy Cork and Barney Cork and family were In John Day Monday on business. O'Donnell's dba Harry ft Claire ODonnell Storro Brothers FOR DEPENDABLE FERTILIZER SUPPLY... K1B h.:ji Mr and Mrs Harold Cork and Keith spent the weekend at Seat tle. Roy Cork and Arlet Flemings P"1"0 Hartman drove to Hermlston Tuesday with Walton Young a load of logs. Leo Flowers left Tuesday "ya uutcmns morning for Portland on busi ness. He returned Friday. p. e. Movers Barney Cork and family left Tuesday for Portland for one of Vila Wiarllnol Vi Atlnina I Mrs Jack Sweek drove to Pen- - dleton Wednesday on business. Charlie Williams returned to I Pasco Tuesday to school. IHugh Grim, Jr. Orville Smith, auditor for Col- . r ..... .n.. timhlfl Prtujnl ffrt.nr, mfln Vi nr-n 1 n ti. I MAIM M.t.u.u .j-jtt nua ni.it iaai Tuvarn wees irom Vancouver. Stanlev Bover rushed Mrs Chrystle Enrlght to St Anthony's J- Grace Shoun hospital In Pendleton Wednes- Vm h Pnrb oay nigni wnen sne nad a neart attack. Her two daughter-in- laws. Mra flnon TTnrloht onrt Mra I Ivan Enright drove over to be Anwrtd. Braat with her. Mrs Dean Enrlght re turned Thursday saying she was better but would be In the hos- Lexington Pastime pital lor a while. t Hunger) Mrs June Hutchison and son, s.A"n nd "" Harold C Baker uiuve iu rtnuieiun weuiiesuuy on business. The American Leeior Auxil iary held a meeting Friday after- Delbert C Carpenter noon at the home of Mrs Jim r.mM Croker. They Intend to send one girl to Girls' State this summer Raymond Gronqulst at Corvallis and are planning a masquerade dance to be held 1 - i X I t I eany m uie ma. Arnold HorfmAn - j nff a 1 1 n L I .1 ! , M r! : 1 1 i M I the Easter weekend. Easter weekend guests at the uliro Elmer Mattesons were Misses Verna and Fay Carder of Walla h? W. OlmBtead Walla. D L Matteson of HeDDner. and Mr and Mrs Harry Scott L. G. Shattuck and son Robert The McBrlde logging crew Is skoubo Bro'g k Ann now iiuunng logs irom near win lock to Long Creek. Trailer House k Carpenter tools Logging Equipment Tavern k Restaurant Trailer House Beauty Shop Horses, saddles k Equipment Woodworking Equipment Restaurant, Lounge k Pastime Contractor k Builder Trailer House Trailer House Livestock Farm Equipment Farm Equipment ft livestock Farm Equipment ft livestock Restaurant ft Pastime Farm Equipment ft Livestock Farm Equipment ft Livestock Farm Machinery ft Equipment Tavern Farm Equipment ft Livestock . Farm Equipment ft Livestock Farm Equipment ft Livestock Service Station ft Consignment Farm Equipment ft Livestock Farm Equipment ft Livestock Farm Equipment ft Livestock Farm Equipment ft Livestock Farm Equipment ft Livestock For the fertilizer you want when you want it, see your Elephant Brand dealer. You can depend on him for the fertilizer you want because there are 12 high analysis fertilizers in the Elephant Brand line - a fertilizer for every crop and soil. And you can get Elephant Brand fertilizers when you want them because your dealer is supplied from convenient regional warehouses located for quick service. This year, decide to do business with the man who makes your fertilizer needs his first concern - your Elephant Brand dealer. He knows fertilizer. Talk over your plans with him soon ! Elephant Brand analysis FERTILIZERS ',IMM 13-390 16-20-0 2323 0 2420-0 2M40 6-2424 83216 10-30-10 NitrapfillJ (Ammonium Nitrate) Ammonium Sulphate Triple Super Phosphate "Self Preservation Is The First Law Of Nature" By Phil Blakney It is your duty to protect and preserve your body be cause it must last you your entire life. You must sup ply It with sufficient rest, proper food and. when sick ness attacks, your body must be helped with the best possible medication. The practice of medicine and pharmacy Is dedicated to the preservation of your body's health. Take full ad vantage of our professional skill and knowledge. At the first Indications of any re curring symptoms of bodily discomfort let your physi cian prescribe the proper medicine and always de pend on your pharmacist to supply med 1 c i n e s and health-aids of approved quality. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 6-9962 WHEN YO0 NEED A MEDICINE Pick up your prescription if shopping near us. or let us deliver promptly with out extra charge. A great many people entrust us with their prescriptions. May we compond yours T PHIL'S PHARMACY 105 N. MAIN PRESCRIPTIONS CHEMISTS Quotation by a Butler (1612 1(380) Copyright 1959 (3W1) Dave Kaylor Livestock L. E. Ruhl Farm Equipment ft Livestock Woodrow Huston Farm Machinery ft Livestock ft Myron Huston United Studs, Inc. Sawmill Wm. J. Gollyhorn Farm Equipment ft Livestock M. J. ft Alice Smith Farm Equipment ft Livestock Buford L Wlthertpoon Farm Equip ft Livestock Richard Dewey Livestock Lavene VanMarter Sr. Trailer House Ray Paplneau Livestock Gladys Young Livestock Henry Q. Peck Farm Implements R. B. Rands Livestock ft Machinery Roy E. Ball Farm Equipment ft Livestock Erwln C Flock Farm Equipment ft Livestock Trailer Court Jack Taylor Farm Equipment ft Livestock M. A. Watts Trailer House W. B. Gottchalk co Van Farm Equipment ft Livestock Busklrk & Lloyd Swanson ft Hamlett Insurance, Furniture ft Fixtures A. E. Stefani A. A. Stefani Harold Beckett H. J. Delameter Raymond Schroth M. L. 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