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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1960)
tax gOCIAL Happenings Josephlns Thompson. Social Rsportst Oliver Creswick Tells Soroptimists About Atomic Fallout Oliver Creswick was guest (speaker at the Thursday noon meeting of the Soroptlmlst Club of Heppner, when he told the group about atomic fall out and facts concerning atomic explos ions. He gave a very Interesting dis cussion on what to expect and what to be prepared for in case an atomic bomb did fall in this area. The Easter Seal campaign was discussed and the club will a gain this year have charge of the campaign for Morrow county. Mrs Glass Speaks At Extension Unit Meet The I!hea Creek Extension unit met January 6 at the home of Mrs Ortn Wright. Miss Esther Kirmis and Mrs Velma Glass visited the meeting and Miss Kirmis discussed plans for 'the coming festival, April 29, fur which Rhea Creek will be hostess. Mrs Glass was guest speaker and gave an Interesting talk on mental health and showed a film. Mrs Graham Hostess For Bridge Club im n Hrnh.im entertain ed' the Whats Trumps bridge . . 1 . .. 1 .. ... It A.I club at a luncneon ru n..v,iiv nftrniHin at her home on the Lexington highway. Guests were Mrs Clarence Rosewall, Mrs C E MoQuarrle. Mrs Lowell Grlbble, Mrs Gene Ferguson, Mrs Mervln Leonard, fro v k' Schaffitz. Mrs Robert iv. i m... p v M.ihonev. Mrs 'Earl Blake, Mrs James Thomson. Mrs Raymond Ferguson ana airs L D Tibbies. If Mh crnm fill the afternoon was held by Mrs Grlbble, Mrs 1. 1 i. Gene Ferguson was secona run, third was Mrs Schaffitz and Mrs Tenland was low. Coming Events Mondot. r.b J-? commortw, - - WhL Rainbow for GUI. Elk brldgs tournament A flic 1 m . Tuwday. Teb 2 Wranglers. Wsdnt.doy. Fob J - Willows lodgs n 66. IOOr. Thursday. Tb 4 SoioptlmUts. uimaii WhHL noon oi . nif. ladies night rrlday. Teb 5 Sans Soud Re- bekan ioag USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermiston. Or Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlston-McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERS WHOLESALE MEATS Mrs Gimbel Has High Score At Bridge Hostess for her bridge club Tuesday evening of last week was Mrs Jimmy Prock. The guests were Mrs Wayne rr, w Mrs Marion Green, Mrs Glen Ward, Mrs Jim Mallon, Mrs Ralph Richmond. Mrs Marfan Lovgren and Mrs Fred GimbeL Mrs Gimbel held high score for the evening, Mrs Mallon was second high and low was Mrs Wayne Prock. Following cards, dessert was served. Betty Angel I Has Eleventh Birthday Betty Angell celebrated her eleventh birthday with a dinner party and sledding Tuesday evening at the home of her par ents, Mr and Mrs Jim Angell. Betty's guests were Marilyn Bailey, Peggy Snyder, Kristy Koenig and Kerry Huggett. Birthday cake and ice cream were enjoyed following the sledding. Pinochle Club Meets At Watkins Home Mrs Art Watkins was hostess for her pinochle club Friday af ternoon at her home. Those present were Mrs Earl .. ma i?,ihrrt Ixiwe. Mrs Fred Mankln. Mrs Archie Mun. kers. Mrs Henry' Happold, Mrs I t Tlnrt An. Waiter bcckci nu derson. High was won by Mrs Mun kers, low was won by Mrs Lowe and the double pinochle P"ze was won by Mrs Evans and Mrs Munkers. Evans Home Scene Of Copper Tooling Class Thursday afternoon a group met for copper tooling and des sert at the home of Mrs Earl Evans. t.1 .tl..nlnir X.VPTC MrS j nosu oiiv-.i4..ib . - Walter Ruggles. Mrs Kenneth Palmer, Mrs Arcnie wuhku, Mrs Art Watkins, Mrs Lester Cox and Mrs Ewlng Hynds of Cecil. Earl Evans Entertain At Sunday Party Mr and Mrs Earl Evans enter tained with a Tripoli and pin ochle party last Sunday evening at their home. Those attending were, Mr and Mrs Art Watkins, Mr and Mrs Vernon Munkers, Karl Miller, Mr and Mrs Archie Munkers ami Mr and Mrs Lester Cox. Dessert was served following cards. D 126, 1 ROCK HOUND'S CORNER By BETTY WAGNER Again the ranch home if Mr tr- Harold Evans was the am. . - - - netting for our meeting last Sat- urday evening During uie hum mivtlnz. our field trip chairman. Hubert Wilson, sug gested a trip to the www Moun tain Agate Shop near Cascade Locks. It sounded line su.n won H..rfnt i.lea that n date has al ready been set and the necessary plans about compieieu. u i .m.tinn how much we can learn at a rock shop along with seeing so many oeautnui speci mens and adding a few to our collections. If you nave never rock shop, be sure and stop at this conveniently located one between Hood River and Cascade Locks on your next trip to Portland. How you will enjoy It and wish you had done It sooner! Another good sug gestion came -from our program chairman. Randall Peterson but I think I shall only give you a tip on this one Just keep an eye on the windows of the Jewel ry store. By tne way, i.eorge Miller was wearing a tie clasp with a beautiful Jaifc setting which he had fashioned in the chr of a fish. George, some one asked me If there was a price on that tie claspT Garnets are the birthstone for January so a very interesting program followed with Randall Peterson botn quizzing mra -lightening us on the character let Ins and chemical properties of garnet. The name Garnet is from the Latin "granatus , meaning like a grain, and comes directly from the word pomegranate, the cooria nf which are small, num erous, and red, in allusion to the aspect of the crystals, oarnets vary in hardness from 6.5 to 7.5 and in color from red to brown and even pale green. They occur most abundantly in meta morphous rock espe c I a 1 1 y in schists that are largely com posed of mica. The St Maries, Idaho area has yielded some very nice specimens all sizes. t hH a wonderful time for a few hours in the Camp Carson district last summer when I dis covered many minute, transpar ent, rosy-red garnets in the bot tom om gold pan. "The Dew Line Story" was a Lexington News Br CELPHA JONES Mm Roberta Davis has I HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, Jonuory 28. I960 Pendleton Tuesday on bus- visitor In Milton Free h..r Torn- Munk.T Ji'ltlllie Hunt, to DlLf f?ni.rt Ph.iriMrt. I liu-f. f l P MllL'lil iiiviti; w Day Monday on business. June HutchUon drove to John lHM.n' Billy June and Penny Marquardt I Ie. nhn rarina. Lolita. Jovce and Jimmle Marquardt. Mary Kay, Randy and Matt Hughes, and Marlene Smith and Dale and Linda Coop. a revnt water. Recent callers at the O W Cuts r.irtn rum-ii nave neeii a uauuu- , ter and family, Mr and Mrs Dick,' r- Zlta of Condon. Alta Cutsforth Mrs O U weening cmenamc.i of Heppner. and a daughter and Tuesday evening with a birth family, Mr and Mrs Kon Olsen'day dinner honoring her hus anl guests of Pasco. Washing-'band. Those present were, Mr ton. They spent the weekend at and Mrs Max Breeding. Mr and the Cutsforth cabin In the moun- Mrs Taul Breeding. Mr and Mrs tains Floyd Smith and family, and Mr and Mrs Flovd Smith have Mrs George Steagall and lamuy. reiurnen o iiu- nic ui ents after a business trip to. Gli.le. Oregon. Mr and Mrs A F Majeske re turned home after a few days iimnt.in returned spent in Portlanil. i. ,niit Mondav after visit Mr and Mrs Fred Pointer were . . . t an. ,aml,.. tnc recent callers in Lexington. , n,nlsa r,arrna t.inho. and Mrs O W Cutsforth has been, ,. r. .... a recent patient in Tioneer Mem Monument News Birthday Dinner Fetes Carl Spaulding Mrs Carl Snaulding entertain ed Tuesday evening with a din ner party in honor or her nus- band's birthday. Guests were Mr and Mrs Art Watkins, Dr and Mrs James Nor- ene and Mr and Mrs Raymond Ferguson. 60 r,- ' K'lCef '".rj'.l""""' -Ir for I wcirer fumbling action ' iV'V''3!5':i.j. MATCHING MODEL AWE 602 NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER $209.95 With Trade BOTH FOR 95 349 3L E. MCK APPLIANCES 281 LINDEN WAT PHONE 6-9920 orial hospital Mrs Norma Marquardt and son Hill B and granason mcny have been spending a few days In Spokane. The Women's Fel I o w h I p Group which has been postponed due to the bad weather, Is sched uled for next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs La Verne Hen derson, weather permitting. Franklin Messenger was a din- ner guest of his sister and fam ily. Mr and Mrs Carl Marquardt on Sunday. Hugo Leyva was a Pendleton visitor on Sunday. Mrs Joe Cornellson has been confined to her home this week due to Illness. Tops held their regular meet ing at the city hall on Monday night with a good crowd in at tendance. Mr and Mrs Max Breeding were Monument visitors Satur day at the home of relatives of Mrs Breeding. Floyd Breeding of Stanfield was a weekend visitor at the Georce Irvln home. The teachers of the Lexington' Christian and Congregational Sunday Schools who attended 13' Sundays of the last quarter were: Mr and Mrs Walt Smith, and those attending 12 Sundays of the quarter were Carl Mar quardt, Betty Marquardt, thar lene Jones, Delpha Jones and the superintendent, Homer nugnes. The students of the Classes at tending were: Brenda bteagan, Chris Munkers, Jeanette L,eo.Dei mm 111 . m t I . a niece uorotny Mcrrm or iwise, Idaho. Mr and Mrs Jim Croker drove he Nv Tn.w.lav on business anu wan accompanied by her father, Joe Whltaker. Mr Owen Smith went to the valley Wednesday to attend funeral nervlces lor uwena mother. She returned home Sat urday afternoon. Miss Gra-e Hunt took care of the Smith children. Earl Barnard took suk Sat urday with a stroke. His brother and daughter. Mrs Theron King Is with he and his wife at their home. Mr on,t Mr Joe Batty of La Grande were In for the weekend with her folks, the Henry lup- . J Mr and Mrs Boyd liinion urove to John Day Saturday on Busi ness and for Boyd's checkup as is under medical care. c wonderful film to see all about the construction of the radar de fense net above the Arctic Circle by the Bell System, working in cooperation with the govern ment. Refreshments served by our hosts, The Harold Evanses, put that finishing touch to the evening. GORHAM STERLING UNTIL JANUARY 31ST 30 Off PIECES OF Decor6-Theme Patterns Being Retired From Stock Popular Services From $74.90 In Theme - $93.10 In Decor ALL 'Costume Jewelry NOW ONLY PETERSON'S JEWELERS 3 CONTINUING WILSON'S STOCK REDUCING Feb. 4 Snle Effective Jan. 29 Thru WONDERFUL SELECTION MEN'S LONG SLEEVE Sport Shirts AT A REAL SAVING TO YOU ARROW JOCKEY LANCER 'A All Sizes - From $3.25 Up LADIES SWEATERS Bulky knits, flat knits, novelty weaves. Orlons, wools and blends. Your choice. WHILE THEY LAST Still A Good Selection of Sizes. Styles MEN'S DRESS SHOES Vz off MEN'S WHITE ARROW Shirts Dress Regular $5.00 Shirts French Cuff Woolens and blends In famous brands. Slses 10. 12 and U J off Just In Time For VALENTINE'S DAY Novelty Surprise Packs 195 Valentine Acetate Briefs 1-50 Valentine Tie-Sox Set 2.95 Wilsons Men's Wear Th Stor of Personal Servie t
