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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1959)
HEPPNER CA2ETTE Mrs Wilson Has High Score At Bridge Club Mrs P W Mahoney was hostess last Wednesday afternoon at her Hager street home for the Whats Trumps bridge club. Guests were Mrs Raymond Fer guson, Mrs L D Tibbies, Mrs Verno Huson of San Diego, Calif; Mrs Lowell Gribble, Mrs Claude Graham, Mrs Earl Blake, Mrs Conley Lanham, Mrs Gene Fer guson, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs Tom Wilson and Mrs Robert Penland. Mrs Wilson received high score for the afternoon, Mrs Penland was second, Mrs Gene Ferguson third and Mrs Huson low. Bridqe Club Meets At Thorpe Home Mrs Carl Thorpe entertained her bridge club Monday even ing in her home. Her guests were Mrs Marshall Lovgren, Mrs Glen Ward, Mrs Don Bennett, Mrs Jimmy Prock, Mrs James Mallon, and Mrs Herb Hamilton. High prize for the evening went to Mrs Wayne Prock, sec ond high was Mrs Ward, and Mrs Mallon was low. Why Olympia is brewed only at Tumwater Sine 1896, light Olympia Beer has been brewed at the little town of Tumwater, near Olympia, in Washington State. For it is here that Olympiad famed brewing water was discovered flowing cold and pure from deep artesian wells. At various times in the past, Olympia founding family established other breweries along the Pacific Coast Identical equipment and method were employed. The same premium quality hops and grains were used. The best water supply available in each region was utilized. Yet, at none of these other locations was it possible to brew a beer of the character and quality which the name Olympia had come to represent Without the one priceless ingredient the naturally perfect brewing water-Olympia's refreshing flavor could not be duplicated elsewhere. This is why Olympia Beer is brewed only at Tumwater-and why Olympia s good taste remains refreshingly different yet always just the same. the one priceless ingredient "It's the Water P I'M.,!-. ......... r mm VtiiAi Water' A k, "mm . IT" KM. M J 042 OLYMPIA IRIWINO CO. Olympia, Wah.. U.S. A. t k ' 13 BEE El it r rf. "V v - TIMES, Thursday. April 23. 19S9 Mrs Charles Doherty Feted At Baby Shower A pink and blue shower was given in honor of Mrs Charles Doherty at the Legion hall In one Saturday afternoon, April 18 with the Altar Society of St Williams church as hostesses. Miss Karen Lundell played a piano solo and those assisting with the gifts were Mrs Ada Olson of Albany, sister of Mrs Doherty and Mrs Paul Koenig of Heppner. Mrs John Williams and Mrs Gertrude Applegate of Heppner served the cake, which was dec orated with a stork and min iature umbrellas in pastel colors. Mrs Margery Doherty of Pendle ton and Mrs Velma Glass of Heppner poured and Mrs James Doherty of Rieth presided at the punch bowl. The hall and tables were dec orated with spring flowers. Two Are Hosts For Dancing Party David George and Daryl Dick entertained Friday evening with a dancing party at David's home. Their guests were Pam Cochell, Raymond Nichols, Douglas Du buque, Marlene Fetsch, Bobby Fetsch. Diane Fulleton, Dick Springer, Sharon Bunch, Shan Applegate, Christine Spencer, David Kerr, Kay Kerr, Judy Kin oshito, and Kenny Smith. Refreshments were served dur ing the evening. nlsj!! m Short Sleeve Styles For Summer Comfort It's time to gear your casual wardrobe for warm weather. Come, choose from our eye-taking selection of lightweight, short sleeved sport shirts in the newest patterns and most pop ular colors. They're wash 'n wear cottons that are so easy to do up, and they're made by Jock ey and Lancer of California. LIGHT SUMMER $095 TO SUMMER STRAWS $1.95 TO $6.00 Wilson's Men's Wear The Store of Personal Service Mrs Hughes Heads Lena Extension Unit The Lena Extension Unit met at the home of Mrs Jerry Bros nan for an all day session Wed nesday of last week. The demonstration was on wheat products and lunch was served at noon using the food demonstrated as the main course. In the afternoon session plans were made for their part in the Homemaker's Festival. They will portray the first school room in Oregon. Election of officers was held and Mrs Allen Hughes Is the president, Mrs Jerry Griffin is the vice-president, Mrs Jerry Brosnan is sec-treas, and Mrs Randall Martin is the county committeewoman. Linda Glennie Has Tenth Birthday A birthday party and luncheon was given for Linda Sue Glen nie Saturday afternoon of last week for her tenth birthday at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Bill Glennie. Here guests were Kay Daggett, Cynthia Glennie, Krlsty Koenig, Jan Hager, Sheila Healy, Mar sha Sowell, Jean Marie Healy, and Verina French. After lunch and birthday cake were served games were played. Mrs Earl Bryant and sons and Mrs Elbert Cox were in Hermis ton Saturday for the afternoon, 395 To 5.95 WEIGHT SLACKS $J295 ' CAUPOINI "OVER THE TEE CUP" By JACKIE LABHART So sollee no tee cup last week. Beg humble pardon please. (I had lots of tea leaves to read too, but the first look told me school was to be closed for sev eral days, and to take a short trip. So we did. Therefore I could not Impart to you readers the rest of my findings in the tee leaves.) Now on with this week's in gredients . . . Sunday, a group of Willow Creek golfers went to KInzua for a day of golf, food, golf, baseball nnd go'f. Those attending were Mr and Mrs Walt Jacobs, Mr and Mrs Pete Can- Church Group Has Sunday Breakfast A Holy Name breakfast was given Sunday morning in the St Patrick's church basement. The ladies In charge of the breakfast were Mrs Clarence Wise, Mrs Plrl Howell, Mrs Ed mund Gonty, Mrs William Cun ningham, and Mrs Harry O'Don nell, Sr. ROCK HOUND'S CORNER By BETTY WAGNER The Rock Hounds met at the home of Mr Joe Baltrlnus last Saturday evening. After .a short business meeting, our program chairman, Randall Peterson, in troduced his guest, L L Robbins, who has inherited a rock saw and tumbler and is interested In learning to use them. What fun there is in store for him once that rock is set In place and the saw blade begins cutting through It, then is the time when excitement mounts high In an ticipation of what that first cut will reveal; and after the first cut comes the second and third- each just as exciting as the pre vious one and maybe more so! Oh the beauty that is hidden in the rocks just waiting for us to find It. The saw exposes this beauty and the polisher magni fies it. And now to tell you something of the beautiful collection that Mr Baltrlnus has. Can you imag ine finding the colors of the rain bow in a highly polished black glasseous rock? Well, that's ex actly what you saw when you looked at a piece of his rainbow obsidian. There were beautiful shades of blue, turquoise, brown, red and green in the highly pol ished slabs and cubes of agatized wood that have been obtained from various parts of the coun try. There was a piece of smoky agate about six Inches across that was simply covered with hundreds of minute clear quartz crystals that gave the appear ance of snow as one looked down on them. How the crystals glis tened and sparkled as the piece was held in the light. But to make the piece more interesting, beautiful, and unusual were the clusters of slightly larger am ethyst crystals that had formed in groups right in the midst of these small clear quartz crystals. The beauty of the combination of lavendar and snow white in the crystal world can never be expressed in words. It would take pages to describe the other speci mens there one must see to be lieve and we were surely glad for the opportunity to visit there. The program finished with re freshments and the film, "Glass and You." On May 16 at 8:00 p m we will meet at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Harold Evans. 1 r Pllow to get the BEST SEED BUY k tviry man who I tvar plantad B laads know! this: Thart'l alwayt vnv lata mix mar i dvit tor mi land. You can hovo Jacklln'i Cittom m! th Modi bait for your land or mix d ac cording to your County A.C.P. Handbook. b factttii. Seed U k Scientifically Cleaned Highest Quality "k Reasonably Priced FAST DELIVERY Ordart procanad and ihippad tna tamo day at racaivad. ORDER TODAY PkM WA 4241 (SpokoM) D non, Mr and Mrs Gene Hall, Mr and Mrs Clint McQuarrie, Mr and Mrs Lowell Gribble, Mr and Mrs Bob Jepsen, Mr and Mrs Ted Palmateer, John Jepsen, and Hazel Mahoney. Eie"en children also accompanied their respec tive parents and they played 'jaseball during the day. Break fast was served by the Kinzua men in their club house. (Heard by the partee line everyone had a wonderful time.) We had our first organized la dies day for this spring, Tues day and with magnificent co operation from the weatherman, we had a large turnout of golf ing gals. The sixteen sun soak ing Sally's were Roberta Doherty, Hazel Mahoney, Kay Anderson, Vi Lanham, Delores McDowell, Bonnie Mattoon, Meg Murray, Marie McQuarrie Inez Meador, Maxine Gray, Dee Gribble, Cork Norene. Inez Huffman, Hester Creswick, Sue Valentine and my self. Hazel had low gross la Meg won a new golf ball for having the most sixes, and Hazel and I tied for the most holes parred. LADIES DAY OBSERVATIONS: Making $2.47 on our penny a putt contribution . . . Maxine driving off on no 5 right into the end of the plank crossing the swamp, and the ball coming straight back over her head and BAftSAMS tliic cncriAl CAI c CKinc KAAV Q nn BELL & HOWELL 16 mm, Mag., ffl.9 Lens .... 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OTHER REAL BARGAINS ON SLIDE CAMERAS EVERY SATURDAY IS - SPECIAL DAY ON FILM AT HUMPHREYS t OTHER SPECIALS Reg. $9.95 outfit Brownie Srarflash $7.75 Reg. $16.50 outfit Brownie Starflex . .. $12.95 Reg. $14.95 outfit Brownie Hawkeye $11.95 Reg. $13.60 outfit Brownie Bullseye $12.95 Humphreys Rexall Drug practically onto the green thirty feet behind her . . . Vi, Sue and I all shooting in the low forties . . . . Inez Huffman playing her first game of golf In 25 years (and she did right well) Hazel shooting a birdy (not the fowl kind) on no 3 .... Ro berta sinking her chip shot on no 7 ... . Inez Meador remaking "I bet that fellow on the mow er thinks I am the most polite golfer on the course, because I always let everyone tee off be fore, me." Remember my little parody of last year? "I think that I shall never see, an object formidable as a tree. A tree that stands right in between my golf ball and the putting green. Such shots are made by fools like me. But why, oh why, behind a tree." Well, this year the old car pulled out of the creek and lying on the fairway of no 2 seems to be the formidable object on the course this year. (See more peo ple drive behind that car; (and I see that sentence has a double meaning, but I am speaking of golf balls being driven.) OVERHEARD: That Vivian Williams and Carma Koenig have been playing a lot of golf In the afternoons .... That Vi shot a 38 Sunday .... that Phil and Bob Mahoney lost both of Ha HUMPHREY'S SPECIAL PHOT I ni j jrLmL lmuj iTiii s BIG SAVINGS ON rm HEPPNER zel's new golf balls she won last week . . . that everyone is cer tainly grateful to Ray Ferguson for all the wonderful work he is doing on the course . . . that Marie has mink covered golf tees. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: A two-ball foursome is scheduled for this Sunday afternoon at 1:30. I shall close this cup full of chatter with this week's golfing exercise, which is as follows: Hop alternately on right and left foot. Emit cries of joy. Then re lax rapidly. Assume an express ion of mixed nonchalance and defiance . . . This is for the per son who makes a hole in one and wants it understood that luck had little ,if anything to do with it. Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY 12 Noon On U. S. Hiway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-6655 Hermlston. Oregon Frank Wink & Sons. Owners Don Wink Mgr. Bn. HermUton JO 7-3111 tmm Hp, IK SPECIAL ARGUS SUPER 75 "Reg. $31.95 Color Outfit Now $21.95 KODAK STEREO CAMERA Regular $89.50 Now $49.50 I
