Pratts Entertain
Duplicate Bridge
Club On Sunday
The Duplicate bridge club met
at the home of Mr and Mrs
Gordon Pratt Sunday evening.
Those attending were Mr and
Mrs Conley Lanham, Mr and Mrs
La Verne Van Marter, Mr and Mrs
L E Dick, Mr and Mrs Richard
Meador, Dr and Mrs Wallace
Wolff, Mrs Lowell Gribble, Mr
and Mrs Clint McQuarrie, Mrs
Allen Case and Mrs Eddie Gun
derson. Refreshments were served at
the end of the evening.
Baby Shower Honors
Mrs Bud Peck Monday
Mrs Bud Peck was honored
Monday evening with a baby
shower at the home of Mrs Bob
Flatt. Mrs Matt Hughes and Mrs
Bud Marshall were also hostess
es.
Those attending were Mrs
Earl Hunt, Mrs Archie Padberg,
Mrs Bill Labhart, Mrs Don Pyle,
Mrs Howard Pettyjohn, Mrs Alex
Thompson, Mrs Leon Ball, Mrs
J G Watkins, Mrs Jack Van
Vinkle, Mrs Ray Massey, Mrs
'at O'Brien, Mrs Bill Gentry and
rtrs Gene Orwick.
Coming Events
Friday, Dec 11 Ruth chapter no
32, OES.
Monday, Dec 14 Chamber of
commerce, noon at Wagon
Wheel.
Tuesday, Dec 15 American Leg
ion auxiliary.
Wednesday, Dec 16 Willows
lodge no 66, IOOF.
Thursday, Dec 17 Soroptimists,
noon at Wagon Wheel.
Elks, stag night.
Friday, Dec 18 Sans Souci Re
bekah lodge.
Saturday, Dec 19 Elks Christ
mas potluck for family.
Mcnday, Dec 21 Soroptimist
Christmas party, home of
Leta Humphreys.
Increased Interest
Hoped For in Local
Scouting Program
A meeting of all committee
members of the Heppner Scout
troop was called on Monday, Dec
7 at the home of Clint McQuarrie.
The purpose of the meeting was
to recharter the troop for the
coming year. James Angell,
chairman of the committee was
in charge of the meeting.
The following were named to
the committee: Oliver Creswick,
Institutional representative;
James Angell, chairman; Clint
McQuarrie, Courts of Honor; John
Pfeiffer, secretary-treasurer; Ro
bert Abrams and Donald Mun-
kers, equipment; Bud Peck and
Riley Munkers, transportation;
Bridal Shower Honors and Arnid Raymond, public re
Mrs Larry Simmons
lev Spencer Given
Surprise Party
A surprise birthday party was
iven Saturday morning in the
tudy of All Saints' Episcopal
durch, honoring the Rev Bruce
pencer.
Hosts for the party were the
t Albin's Acolyte and Servers
uild, who served cake and hot
Ijocolate and presented Father
pencer with gifts.
Mrs Larry Simmons (Joanne
Keithley) was honored with a
bridal shower Monday evening
of last week at the Methodist ,Hei)Pner area
lations,
The First Methodist church,
with Rev Austin McGhee as pas
tor is the sponsoring institution
for the scouting troop in the
church basement. Mrs Delmer
Buschke and Mrs Kenneth Cuts-
forth were the hostesses.
Those attending were
Efforts are being made at this
time to ztep up scouting act
ivities and it is hoped by com
Clyde Pettyjohn, Mrs Darrell
McLachlan, Mrs Al Lovgren, Mrs
Vic Lovgren, Mrs Robert Peter
son, Mrs Aubrie Willard, Mrs
Stanley Kemp, Mrs Howard
Keithley, Mrs Joe Wright, Mrs
Everett Keithley, Mrs Madge
Bryant, Mrs Dick Calvin, Mrs
LaVerne Keithley, Mrs Don Won
derly, Mrs Archie Alderman, Mrs
Dick Borman, Mrs Al Parent and
Miss Barbara Warren.
Dogs were long thought to
have supernatural power,
Ancient and medieval people be
lieved the dogs detected spirits
and foretold death's approach by
nocturnal howling.
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Mrs tee memDers that more boys
win aeveiop an interest in tne
troop activities that will be
scheduled this year.
Avery Taylor, Scoutmaster for
this area has set up a seperate
meeting night at his home for
the boys to meet and participate
in different kinds of hobbies.
Many varied crafts are available
for the boys at the present time.
Mr Taylor has said that he is
open to any constructive ideas
that members of the troop might
suggest to him.
The boys this year are selling
mistletoe as well as Christmas
trees and hope to see lots of
it in the Heppner homes this I
year. If the sale of mistletoe is
good this Christmas, then it will
be continued again next year.
A call is going out this week
to the public for Scout uniforms
or parts of uniforms owned by
those who are no longer active
in scouting, have outgrown them,
FAIR PAVILION, HEPPNER
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WITH THE MUSIC OF THE
LEOHNIG FAMILY
Sat7 Dec. 12
DANCING 9 TO 1
ADMISSION
ADULTS $1.00 STUDENTS 75c
REFRESHMENTS
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Mrs Murray Hostess
For Bridge Club
Mrs Rod Murray entertained
her bridge club Friday evening
of last week.
Guests were Mrs Robert
Abrams, Mrs Wallace Wolff, Mrs
Robert Jones, Mrs Dick Wilkin
son, Mrs Bill Siewert, Mrs
Charles Collins and Mrs Harold
Laird.
The high score for the evening
was held by Mrs Wolff, the low
was Mrs Wilkinson and the tra
veling prize was received by Mrs
Collins.
Pinochle Club Meets
Friday Afternoon
Mrs Robert Lowe entertained
her pinochle club Friday after
noon at her home and guests
were Mrs Ambrose Chapin, Mrs
Walter Becket, Mrs 0 E Wright,
Mrs Henry Happold, Mrs Earle
Gilliam, Mrs Max Harris and Mrs
Art Watkins.
Mrs Harris won high, Mrs Gil
liam was low and the double
pinochle prize was won by Mrs
Watkins and Mrs Happold.
Dessert was served.
Jimmy Van Winkle
Has Sixth Birthday
Jimmy Van Winkle celebrated
his sixth birthday Saturday af
ternoon of last week, and his
guests were Loren Hopper, Neal
Edwards, Johnny Payne, Leslie
and Carol Collins and Laurie
Labhart.
Jimmy and his guests attended
the afternoon show and then re
turned to the home of his par
ents, Mr and Mrs Jack Van
j Winkle for cake, ice cream and
games.
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or for other various reasons find
that they no longer need them,
It has been the decision of the
committee that they will purchase
or accept donations of old uni
forms from individuals who no
longer need them. Those who
feel that they can be helpful in
this matter are asked to contact
Clint McQuarrie at Central Mar
ket or John Pfeiffer at the West
ern Auto store in Keppner.
The reason for this is to help
the boys obtain a uniform for
this year. It will especially be
helpful to those who can't afford
new ones.
The oldest forms of actual
writing are Sumerian, says the
National Geographic Magazine.
Liquor Stores Set
Early Closing Hours
Hugh R Kirkpatrick, chairman
of the Oregon liquor control com
mission, announced Wednesday
that all state stores and agen
cies will close at 6:0o p m, Dec
ember 24 and December 31. The
early closing time for Christmas
eve and New Year's eve was
established two years ago in
compliance with requests from
community leaders throughout
the slate.
The commission also announ
ced at its monthly meeting that
specially wrapped packages and
decanter bottles of distilled spir
its went on public sale Monday,
November 16. Many brands are
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, December 10. 1959
available in attractive holiday
packages at regulr prices in
state stores and agencies.
V G Van Bergen, administra
tor, reported that of approximat
ely 6,000 license renewal appli
cations mailed in October, about
1500 have been received and are
being processed. Careful consid
eration is given to each appli
cation to insure that all prem
ises are complying with the
statutes, with special attention
being given to sanitation. A
number of licensees have been
warned that deficiencies must be
remedied or their privileges will
not be extended past December
31. Van Bergen also stated that
licensees should return their ap
plications to the commission by
December 15 to be sure of re
ceiving their licenses before Jan
uary 1.
Livestock Market
Cattle Hogs ShMp
SALX EVEBT TUESDAY
12 Noon
On U. S. Hlway No, 30
NORTHWESTEJUf LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-S65S Hermiston. ON0M
Don Wink Mgr.
Res. HermUton JO 74111
Frank Wink & Sou. Owners
Friday and Saturday
L
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281 Linden Way
APPLIANCES
SINCE 1933
Phone 6-9920
You are extended a cordial invitation to attend the Grand Opening of L E
Dick, Appliances at 281 Linden Way (Across from Cornett Green Feed) in North
Heppner. We are featuring all the famous Appliance lines that we have handled
for many years Norge, Ironrite, Zenith, Spark and Siegler. and several new
lines of home cleaning and polishing equipment. You will find the newest models
of these fine appliances on display and there will be demonstrations of all home
laundry equipment, and we will have lots of free gifts and refreshments for
you, tool In addition, look for our OPEN HOUSE SPECIALS There will be some
very special bargains!
GIFTS AND
DOOR PRIZES
COFFEE AND
COOKIES
Both Days
FEATURING-
Si
NORGE
Famous For Home Appliances
WASHERS b DRYERS
-- REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS
ELECTRIC RANGES
Zenith
The Quality Goes In Before The Name Goes On
TELEVISION b RADIOS
SPARK b SIEGLER Oil Heaters
HOOVER b EUREKA Vacuums
SHETLAND Floor Waxers,
Polishers, Rug Shampooers
BISSELL Home Size Upholstery And Rug
Shampooers
COMPLETE
HOME LAUNDRY
Demonstrations
LOOK
FOR OUR
OPEN
HOUSE
SPECIALS
There Wll Be Many
Extra Special Buys
Rental Service
ON FLOOR CLEANING AND
POLISHING EQUIPMENT
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