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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1960)
0 lex Three Links Name Officers f DELPHA JONES iof spices were ordered to sell as ti,. i.i.ii tk,.! lulu i mimcv maklni! protect. The 4 IIV lAMIfciwil v- M I II n i ' - i.,h h th hnm, f Mr. meeting Ik- held lit the Freda Majeske February 11. At the meeting they held flection of officers with the following be ing elected: president, Mrs Del phi Jonci; vice president, Mrs La Verne Henderson; secretary. Mrs Jo Irvln; treasurer. Mrs Dim ple Munkers: and trustee. Mm Florence McMillan. The secret sisters were revealed and Val entine gifts exchanged. A card party was planned for February 27 at the I0OF hall. A variety y lnttlate.1 members of this or Mr and Mrs BUI Nichols and daughter Linda returned from Portland Friday. Nichols has returned ' ! kA.nllll . .... .. i t..i. ;nume worn v ..v, the 10th. ThoM. present at the Mrs Bernlec . hlo spent one meeting were Cora Warner. Cat!! day last week lit the home of Partners. Merle Cornelison. JoDort Goll horn. In lon e In in. ivlpha Jones. Freda Ma- Mrs Max Breeding entertained . ..l ii, .ni innir Wiwne luith dinner Sunday honoring JuneWuUon. Bo'rnieee Wihlon. her husband. Max on his birth and Florence McMillan. Iday. Those present were Mrs m e mow..,.- :p,r,rn. s s a F Maleske attended tne pai-. . ..... i .. Tm - ... LVQ I V IIHJll IIU mwtm . w..-. rlarvh Militants i Auxiliary w ww f- Jonnnyi Mr Frank LJUU ft'liuni ilrjc iii run 10 over The Tee Cup 9j Jackie Lobbort r JACKIE LABHAKT Here it Is tee time acain and this brewer of link lore has had the ol' pot simmering for some time eagerly waning lor some Ingredients with which to flavor this cup of tee taiic. We held our firt ladies day of the season Tuesday morning ... .. rv.,ihu vin.Und the fourteen females play Wednesday nlht. They are new-., f iie"Ppner. Miss Lolah ing were Suzanne Jepsen. Doreen - - ... , . i . i. - ir.ii ii m amiU' vi i an . Standard Batteries GUARANTEED FOR 15, 30, 40, AND 50 MONTHS $C00 Allowed For Your Old Junker FORD'S TIRE SERVICE HEPPNER IE Enjoy The Great Whiskey of the Old West SUrVrVY BROOK Sunny Brook Kentucky Blended Whiskey tastes better, lighter than any other whiskey! $300 JPT. $460 45 QT. 01D SUNNt BROOK CO.. 10UISVIUE. KT.. 01STR. Bt NAIL CIST PRODS. CO. 86 PROOF. 65 GRAIN NtUM SPIRITS J Wilson of lone. Mr and Mrs Cecil Joni and son Kenny. Mr and Mrs Oscar Breeding. Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith and children all of I jlnptnn Mrs Steagall entertained with a birthday dinner In honor of her husband George one day last week. Those present were Mr and Mrs O G Breeding, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Steagall of Lexington land Rill Steacall of Pendleton. I Deanna and Barbara Steagall (spent the weekend at the home f their narents. Mr and Mrs .Wilbur Steagall. They returned jto their home In Portland on Sunday evening. I Reverend and Mrs bmitn ana daughters ol wxingion were Yakima visitors Friday evening and Saturday where he assisted with funeral services on Satur day. Miss Dona Barnett and Mrs Trlna Parker entertained Mr and Mrs Roy Campbell with dinner in Hermlston Sunday afternoon. The Armin Wihlons entertain ed Cecil Jones with a birthday dinner on Monday night. Those present were, Mr and Mrs Dean Hunt and family. Joe Engleman. Franklin Messenger, Mr and Mrs Jones and son Kenny and Mr and Mrs Wlhlon. Dates to remember t Card party at IOOF hall on Feb ruary 27. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones and son Kenneth and Mrs Joe Cor ncllson were visitors one night last week at the Lloyd Osten burger home In Stanfleld. Gar Leyva and son Hugo were Corvallls visitors last week. Mrs E E Peck and Mrs Gar Leyva were Pendleton visitors last week. Mrs Roarke and infant son re turned this week from Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Franklin Miles and children of Pendleton have been recent visitors In Lexing ton. The Women's Fel 1 o w s h 1 p group met at the home of Jo Irvin on Tuesday afternoon. Min Jseohs. Hazel Mahoney. VI Lan- hm. On Case. Fave Ruhl. Dee Cribble, Gladys Snider. Marie McQuarrle. Roberta Dougherty, Inet Huffman, Coramae Fergu son. Hester Creswlck. and my self. VI shot a, 40 which gave her the lowest gross score for the day; but there were four other gal golfers In the forties which Is pretty good considering how rusty we all were, since most of our Joints have been In cold storage all winter. Hester and Dee shot 4Ts, Hazel had a 43 and I shot a 41. LADIES DAY OBSERVATIONS; Hazel wearing Phil's long Johns . . . Gladys having putting troub les . . . Doreen running out of cigarettes on the 5th hole (and to make matters worse she was playing with Suzle and I . . who have both quit smoking) . . . our little course was brightened considerably by four "Betty Coeds" wearing bright flashy sweatshirts. Doe was wearing Dougs from Willamette (or you might say she was ii hi ju amvouuj wiiviiivviM i a Jiu a Ii IV ... utes were read and approved addition to the girls, their mo- and corresDondence from the Mc Klnlev Indian Mission was read A reDort. bv Mrs Anderson, on the Easter breakfast was elven A committee, to purchase fancy work for next year's bazaar, was appointed; those being La Verne Henderson, Nellie Palmer, Jo ir vin. and Delpha Jones. It was decided to purchase a sample picture plate for sale at a later date. The next meeting is planned for May Campbells witn t,oia Breeding in charge of the de- votionals. Thp program for Tuesday's meeting consisted of a reading on "Democracy" bv Delpha Jones, and prayer and scripture and poems lor the discouragea. Those present were tua Aa- lard. Olitta Wardwell, Annie Keene, Cleo Van Winkle, Dollie Smith, Nellie Palmer, Cora Allyn, Pay Y ouir WHEN DUE and Pit S Keep Your Cedit Good Pioneer Service Company credit Information Is most valuable. No commissions charged on collections. All moneys paid direct to creditors. PIONEER SERVICE CO., Inc. SINCE 1326 The Merchants' and Professional Men's Own Organization Oregon-Idaho-Utah-Nevada-Division Division Office: Eugene, Oregon WATCH FOB THE GREEN AND BLACK HANDBILLS WITH ACCOUNTS FC3 SALE La Verne Henderson. Florence McMillan. May McCall. May Campbell, Cora Warner, Trlna Parker. June Davidson. Delpha Jones and the hostess, Jo Irvin. Mr and Mrs Ralph Jackson of Hermlston visited at the Barnett home on Thursday evening of l&st week i Marvin Way and Stanley Schoonover spent the weekend at the Ken Way home In Van couver. The Lexington P-TA met at the school Tuesday. It was pre sided over by the president, Em Peck. The business of the meet ing Included the approval of sending $10 to Pioneer Memorial hospital for the air conditioning. A nominating committee was chosen, including Jo Irvln, June Davidson and Lois Hunt. The program was a Founders Day program presented by Millie Faircloth. It included a duet by Sandy and Barbara Faircloth and a trio which included in drowning In the Willamette, a it Mas somewhat larce for her) Faye In a Boise Junior College creation (Puk'si, Mane wearing Mixios from Oregon Mate, and Hazel sitorting a bright white Job with knit cuffs from Bob's Pacific l'nlverlty. Our link stn-m to 1 In won derful shape after wintering for a few months (and as the ex perts sav all things get better with acei. the fairways seem to be rock free and louk as tho' they are going to have a good stand of grass on them this sum mer. If everyone will remember to replace their divots we should have a real beautiful cours by late spring. OVERHEARD: . . . that Bill Collins' game has really Im proved since he has learned to keep his right elbow In against his hip (could be he is praciic- Inc to give us all a good "clean ing" this summer) . . . that Jack Evcrlv has his own private driv ing range out at his house, and that he has been practicing quite earnestly with his irons . . . that our new Country Club president Marie Is reallv nlannlner lots of activities for the men and wo men this year (hope everyone will get behind her and Help to make this a really great golfing and year) . . . that everyone Is really pleased to see the lone goiiers taking part In the golf course activities ... be sure to check the new PGA rules concerning out of bounds and lost balls (it's only a one stroke penalty now). Tee off time for ladles day next week is 9:30 and all golfing gals are urged to attend. Well I see I have about drain ed my cup for this week so shall put it back on the shelf until next week when we will meet again over the tee cup. ItrfT.f E GAZETTE-TIMES. Thufxlay. rbruoiy II. 160 Pelores Finer! and Arlfta Mc-1 OtlCO of CandidoCV . . . . fill ..... (... rf . !. . i I VRlir U illf I'Ul IIIF lUl-.it"wtir for our scUvtlon. Our next meet Inc will be at the home of Oienle Lundell on February 27. At this meeting we will diM-us wh.t to do fr N-it lonal 4 II club week. Cherjl Cor ley, new rjutti'r RHEA CREEK LIVESTOCK CLUB Tlie Rhea Creek Livestock 4 II club met at the home i f Mr and Mrs Leonard Rill. President Willy Rill called the meeting to order and led the 4 II fledge. We choK a committee to out up a display In Hall's grocery at Ruggs. We also dlcued when we will go on a field trip to the Pendleton Woolen Mills and hen to a dairy'. Mrs Rill served very nice re freshment. Bobble Harris, reporter I wUh to announce that I will be a candidate to succeed my srlf f,r the office of County Treituer. subject to the will of the IN publican voters rf Morrow Coui.ty at the May ?h Primary election. 5hla M Daniel 50 Pd. Adv. FOLLETT MEAT CO. HermUtoa. Oregon Ph. JO 7-66SI On Hermlston McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS You'll find LOW PRICES, whoro you soo this sign LJLjL thpr. Mrs Faircloth. Sandy Fair cloth played a piano solo. 4-H Club News STITCH IN TIME 4-H CLOTHING CLUB A meeting was held on Feb ruary 9 to get the members up to date on their dresses we are making. We met on January 23 when we had a work day and sewed all afternoon. The program of work was dis cussed and made out, sent to the county extension office where copies will be made up and mail ed back to each memoer. At this February 9 meeting the Father of the Year for Morrow county was discussed and Elaine Gaarsland, president appointed So, when you shop where you see the SfcH Green Stamp shield, you're dollars ahead at the start. And dollars ahead again when you redeem your Sill Green Stamps for beautiful and useful gifti. See them at your nearest S&H Redemption Center or in the pages of the S4H ' Green Stamp Ideabook. 3 QMiD'i3l55ni (jainiM arc See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV-the P-tBChevy Showroom weekly. ABC-TV. jlil.fi W TVZ u J LOOK AT THE LOWER PRICES List vrices as much as $76.05 lower on popular models with popular equipment The '60 Chevrolet models most people buy, equipped the way most pPle want them, are actually priced lower than last year's models. This two tone Bel Air V8 ccdju, for example with TcrbocUd:. pijL-Lutton radio and de Iusj Ler.UT-l-.Ju . a whole $76.05 lc$s! Pric23 r.rc lovx: for ail comparable V8 models tbior-hout tho iinc. Also for ill comparable C eylinder . models with Powerglidc. YC. Chevy's loaded with mora of tn: thine: wat Pu pleasure into oroir a car. (Just look at the list!) It': tLc pea test year yet to get into a CLovy! Softer, norc slknt ride with coil springs at rX irur we3 rC tcr butyl rubber-hice: body ncunts. bi hnkH for aulcker, surer stops. Rivetless bonded linings mean they last longer, too. More room to rtlax In. Chevy sedans offer roomier seating than any car in their class. Lower, narrower trans mission tunnel means more foot room. Only full wraparound windshield among the leading low-priced ca.. Electric windshield wlpws keep sweep ing even when you speed up to pass. Vent windows crank open and closed. So much simpler than fighting those tricky little catches. Keyless locking of all doors. Quick and easy. The same key opens door, glovebox, trunk and starts the car. rMinnmw Tiirbo-FIr VS. Or nOW tO get up to 10 more miles per gallon of regular and still have lots of "git." Thriftiest In any full-size car. It's the '60 version of the engine that got 22.38 miles per gallon in the 1959 Mobilgas Economy Run. Widest choice of power teams. 24 engine-transmission teams in all, with output up to 335 h.p. A trunk that's made for long trips with up to 22.5 more actual luggage space. Sill's lower for easier loading. Fisher Body craftsmanship. Look at the finish, the fabrics, the detail work. You'll see the difference. Drive U-U'sfun4astlc! See your local Authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery, JavurMe FULLETON CHEVROLET COMPANY MAT MAW FHOICE t-MI HEPPNXH. OlEGON f 0
