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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1960)
KCPtNCS GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. fbniarf t6 lone News "anUnud from Foge 7) and daughter ami Mr and Mrs John Eubanka recently attmaea tiiA "iih upilillnif aniilvenary f Mr and Mr Harold Hartfield AriiKftun. Mr ami Mr Floyd Anderson were the host Mr and Mr John Kubanka ,t, trln last uwk to MWW, Mahn Thev were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Les tfrook on Itock Creek. Mr Walter Robert, poat master of lane, report the fl lowing March of Dimes roller tlnns: School. $fi07H. coin rollf u,n i2lf). mailers $1C9!W i.i ffn a total of $2jv:w. fr Marv Swanson returned horn from Salem Tuesday of last work where ahe had been convalescing from an operation at the home of her aon-ln-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Elmo McMillan. She came home with Mr and Mrs Garland Swanson. Mr and Mrs Vcrncr Troodson returned home last week from a month's trip. They visited In San Francisco, Los Angles and San Jose, California. They spent two weeks In Talm Springs. There they attended the $100,000 handicap Rolf tournament. They saw the actors Bob Hope. Danny Kay, Desl Arniz, Thll Harris and Annie Onkley. They also taw President Dwlght Elsenhower at Palm Springs. Also visited the date orchards In Indlo where 95 per cent of the dates In the United States are raised. They stopped at Las Vegas on the way home. Donna Palmer, small daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Palmer, was a patient In the Pioneer Mem orial hospital last week. Mrs Harvey Smith Is a patient In the General hospital In Walla Walla where she underwent sur gery Monday. Mr and Mrs Roy Llndstrom and dauchter, Christine, are ri EXTERMINATING SERVICE ALL NEEDS Rats and Mica Gophers Insects, Termites RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL "No Job too big or too small' CLAYTON AYERS Box 814 Heppner 6-9953 Motor Rewinding And Repairs F. C. WOOD CO. Across from Drlve-ln Theater Hermlston, Oregon JOrdan 7-5532 distinctive . . . best describes this remarkable beer. Its refreshing good taste. Its reliable oharaoter. Olympia's flavor seoret is in the care, the patience, the premium hops and grains that go into its brewing. And, most important, the one prleeleag ingredient that brings out the best from n the rest . . the Water f Y w : If 1 ' 4 I ''i ' i 2 i . , - - w (Average Food Costs Listed For Families a f.miiw if four swnd a average of $22.50 to $-W a we f..r groceries, depending on age of youngsters In the family and th tyiK of meats serveu. The estimates are reported by fxi marketing 'cUH-t at Oregon State louege irom urea compiled by the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics. For Oregon families who want to compare their food buying habits with others living In the .....Kirn utile, extension spec ialists highlight these other facts from the rcjwrt A couple in the 20 to 34 age bracket can eat well balanced ...i. f.n the average for as H., i. ti(!70 week on a low- cost meal plan. A "liberal- food spending a few days In Port land. The Junior Hleh Pilgrim Fel lowship group of the Community church met at the home of Mr and Mrs David McLood bunaay afternoon. Stephen Llnasirom had charge of the recreation; Bobby Lee DeSpain the worship and Marllee Leathers the re freshments. The senior high fellowsnip group met at the church where a film artip was snown. ooo Rice had charge of the recreation and Kenny Lynn Smouse the worship. Baptismal services were neia fnr Inland. Leon and Marlene Mrfiiil. rhildren of Mr and Mrs Stanley McGill, Sunday morning at the Community cnurcn wun Rod MacKenzie officiating, assis ted bv Robert JeDsen. Miss Sharon Cutsfortn speni the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Donald Hellker. She is working at the Fred English Youth Center In Kennewlck. Miss rntsforth took this training at the University of Oregon and the Columbia Basin college In Pasco, Wash. Rev and Mrs Floyd Bailey and grandson Blllie Bailey, of Welser, Idaho snent the weekend nere. They were on their way to Port land to leave Blllie at tne nome of his parents. Mr and Mrs Rob ert Bailey. The Baileys were former res idents here where he was pastor of the Community church. They visited at the Kenneth Smouse home and stayed overnight Sun day at the Ernest Hellker home. Mr and Mrs Dale Ray gave a dinner Sunday evening In their honor. Others there were Mr ana Mrs Heliker. Mr and Mrs Wate Crawford, Mr and Mrs O L Lun- dell. Guests at the Cecil Thorne home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Carl Grassl and Mrs Ted Schoes sler of Walla Walla. Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson of Prosser, Wash visited his sis ters, Mrs Edythe White and Mrs imneene Moonev last week. Mrs White and Mrs Mooney returned to Prosser with the Andersons for a visit. DEER 7 TO budget runs about i more. Low cut rnel plant Include mm uf the le enjw-nnlvf f U such rrreaU. dr' beans and l. p tstifs. and macaroni jjroduit. Liberal" ftod spending In clude more meat. egg. freh fruits, and vegetable, larger mmntlties of dairy product, out- of iM-axm and more highly pro- ItiU'll food. Older couple. 55 to 74 year of age. on the average eat a little more economically. They ir more llkelv to iend les for prepared f.. beverages other than milk, canny ana itomv In manv caaen. they do not neetl as much food as a growing youngster, specialists pulnt out. a family of four with pre school children can eat well for $2250 on a low-cost meal plan. More uf the higher-cost foods will add about W to $10 a week. it rosts anywhere between $3 90 to $5.50 to feed a child 1 to 3 years of age, each wee, dui . tonnaee bov often eats more groceries than his dad. It's estl- mated that it costs j io week to feed a 16 to 19 year- old youth. Including meals and nrk eaten at home, wnnc n costs from $7.40 to $10.50 a week to feed a 35 to 54 -year-old man. YOU'RE A HOUND DOG If you deprive yourself of the home spun entertainment In HOUND DOG MAN. with FABIAN and a large, perfect cast of players. CS and Color, too. Star Theater, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. t' -..'. (.'', ':.'".'''.'"".",', ' ' " ;. ' : - s ' - -: t J'- ' ' " ':- r . .' - - . ; ' ' . .9 . ..... - - '."-1 ...- .--i-ir m.r.....J.?. -;:--,..'..: . .-..i.' ' s ?' .n.-.ji(T- jrrrfa. -- - -A, , . .Jju.x-J-----. --- . ' , - 1 I i and fjicec Hie Iwd (Reddy's on the job night and day) '4S."Sf WM$ ROCK HOUND'S CORNER r BETTY WAC.ttH Rock HounJs d-y, February 7. What a beautiful day greeted the Ruck HounJs of Morrow county when they went "field tripping" via modern convenien ces fiery chariot and rock shops. Plan were to meet for dinner at n-wn at the Char Glo Broiler at Cascade Locks and then pro ceed to th Wind M Agate Shop a few miles rust on the gorge highway. A good turnout of member and a good display of cut and uncut, mounted and unmounted atones at the agate shop made the day a real sue- mn fluiflTiocj SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED We're As Near As PHONE LEXINGTON DAY OR NIGHT 1 -Ma-wssM- -- 11 " 1 . - - - - -- . CCeit flic Hciwe (with Reddy's help) Today and every day-Reddy Kilowatt is at your service for almost any job . . . and for so little cost! So be sure you're making full use of his wonderful service. See your electric appliance dealer NOW! ?ACIFIC POWER & LIGrHT Electric Sen-ice -Today's Biggest Value for Better Living! ea Even th -Pebble Pupa n,i or.0 Junior rovk hound whOj' were along naa wunucum h liking nd buying. One object '.t art hieh we were all fasti- inated with was the b-autlful TV lamp it uhlte banded onyx cut to rcprewnt an Ut-berg with aev eral white onyx po'" uer" placed atrateglcally on and around the iceberg. The light was placed Inside the Iceberg and was very lovely. Our thanks to our field trip chairman. Hubert wuaon lor planning such an rnjoyable day for the rock club. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS AND OPERATED Your Telephone 3-8422 5 h (Reddy will (Reddy does it automatically) ' .V. V N VI ilia i mien - STOCK AVAILABLE IN Arden Farms Co. Oisa of tha laodlna Wast Coast dairy and food stora super market operators. silna not onlT the roclflc Coast States but also Taxas. Nave York. Missouri and Virginia. Business consists ef manufacturing buying and sailing dairy pro duct, allied products and groceries, meats, market mar chandUe. ate at both wholesale and retail. QtTVTINt. uMita M M Hft" Malli. ilkaSmillier&lVil 204 Cenerol Petroleum Building Portland 1 2, Oregon 0;c.,0,.fJo-Por.lond, Solem, Eugen. Medford Coo, Boy. Pendleton, AHorio, Hood R.ver and The Dalln Wqjhingfon Seoltle, tongview ond Vancouver Use Gazette Times Classifieds For Results ih hfaty do it in a jiffy) Da the. 1 1 (it's a snap for ' V A A L t ' f. (Reddy is my best kitchen helper) Ccclt The preferred stock has a $3.00 Cum. dirldend and receives 2Se additional for each $1.00 dividend paid on tha common (up to a maximum of $1-00 additional.) Preferred has one vote par share and is callabla at $60. Dividends paid In March, June. Sept. and Dec Mr. Sldeslnger will ba In Heppner tomorrow (Feb. 19). Coll 6 9912 to contact him for mora Information Mm Reddy) .." -0& w r. v.iiJf 1 '
