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Dresimoking Classes
To Ce Offered Here
Mr Mr mil Cmy, Mr Kit hard
Mr,l.r, aruj ! Frank Wlikin
f)i trader frtin th
Jli'l l'nrf etml.n urlt that l.
tiirmakllii: trlntn lift
werk. ir ffc-rin In Curulurt
(tretmklng wurkthop In ll
j.ner Marling Ainl U. accord
Inj to Kkthrr Klrml. M rrt x
county retention agent.
The wurkkhop will U' i.jn to
anyone ni is.vi to learn the
basic print lid.- if trying Dur
ing the workshop a cotton tl:rt
will be mlt Good standard for
a hievement nil in rotaMUhed
and simplified methods atul de
velupment of skill will he en
couraed.
The three Heppner wumrn
have Just finUhed a four day
dressmaking 1 workshop under
the direction of Miss nildegarde
;irueien, .).", doming specialist.
Elchteen women, representing
in communities in Morrow coun
ty, were trained.
Women In Heppner (extension
members a nl non e x t e n s I o n
members! who are Interested In
sewing are encouraged to avail
themselves of this opjortunity
by calling Mrs Merritt Gray,
(telephone G 9G37) before April
11. If there are sufficient num
ber of women interested, the
training will be given.
rroject leaders In other com
munl'.es will be available for
clmllnr iinr- hnti If ctlfflrlont
Interest is shown. Con tacts'Phons your nsws Itema to 6-9228.
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THIS IS HOW you take la tbo fullness of a alow. demonstrate
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Mrs Louis Cat Ison. ions, as oi is Fi-n -
country who took trolnln . lor Dmamakta 1 Ita H'ppaor tha past
. m.m Uii Ha ward Crowsll ona Mrs
Arthur Warren. Ion, who o!m took th training vndst Miss
Hlldegords Strusfett OSC clothing spocioiuu
should be made with the follow-, . . ,
Soroptimists Award
lone: Mrs Arthur Warren and NeW DCnOICtrsnip
Mrs Howard Crowd I: Rnea
creek: Mrs Albert Wright and
Mrs Myron Rill: I'ine City: Mrs
Wcldon Witherrlte and Mrs Wil-
lard French; Lena: Mrs Robert
IJdle: Boardman: Mrs Nathan
Thorpe and Mrs Earl McQuaw;
Irrlgon: Mr Lnrry inhaad, Mrs
L Hadwick and Mrs Celia
Johnson.
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Serious consequences can result from neglected ailments
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SHAMPOO Now $ J50
Plastic bottle, $2.50 value.
Coty, with Free Atomizer
TOILET WATER $2
Plus Tax
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TECHNIQUE Color-tone for hair. Lasts through many shampoos.
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CURADS, $1.12 VALUE
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The SurontlmUt club f Hep-
pner met last Thursday for a
sack lunch at the home of the
president, Mrs John rfelffer.
The monthly business meet
inc. which had been postponed
because of program Interference,
was held and a policy a
dopted of giving any acholar
khin awarded but not used, to
some deserving girl already fur
thering her education.
There Is such a scholarship
now that wasni usea in ijm
and it has been awarded to
Shirley Kononen.
Mrs E E Gonty gave a report
on the Easter Seal campaign.
Former Heppner Girl
Tells Engagement
Mr and Mrs W E DavU. for
merly of Heppner and now of
Rf .1 Junction Cltv. announce the
engaRement of their daughter.
Nancy Ellen to Davia Alien
Kribs, son of Mr and Mrs Lester
Kribs of Bend.
Both are students at Oregon
State Colleee at Corvallls.
The wedding will take place
n June.
Mrs Happold Wins
High At Pinochle
Mrs Robert Lowe was hostess
for her pinochle club Friday af
ternoon of last week.
Guests were Mrs Fred Mankln,
Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs Ben An
derson. Mrs Orian Wright, Mrs
Kenry Happold, Mrs Art Watkins
and Mrs Earl Evans.
Mrs Happold received high
score for the afternoon, Mrs Wat
kins was low and Mrs Ander
son and Mrs Watkins received
the double pinochle prize.
Potluck Dinner Held
At Episcopal Church
A potluck dinner was held at
All Saints' Episcopal church
Friday evening, April 1 to wel
come the Rev Jonas White of
Central America.
He showed slides of the coun
try and spoke on Central Amer
ica and the missionary work be
ing done there.
FCIC Agents Note
Considerable Winter
Kill in Area
Winter kill has done exten
sive damage to many acres of
grain, principally barley, be
tween The Dalles and Spokane,
federal crop Insurance agents
have reported, according to Pey
ton R Winn of Weston, district
supervisor.
Damage has been found in
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.rr..li Bourbon from Kentucky
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Nature's finest bourbon f-.
- t m 7i5 crt. Vv"c'' A
There i none uetrer. lCJ
m M mtmu . i:u suu m t ..res er n.t.csh t-sr uEPS cowers ccv,r. u nx
ViM. firman. C.iUUm. l
tltU, VU."W Mrry wn
Uit wf li r''" " Wwi.
trgiMn an4 h' ,n tv,
tn.
Wlna irmldst that fivwri
hno only until ltx 31 t
qualify fr IVIC ffiH'' U
L.l.nted btl-y Ir.lripnt.sl
firmer cn pr.ttni thr. uh)y
vu!n-fb!e te piantms i y tvn-i-tlrg
their fr-.ti rn-p
Intur.nr. a.ent wrM ntrnm
m b oMaiiuHl fr'm o-ut-.ty
rtter.kion agent.
Reiewlng Ut r-p
om- In th North t. Winn
kM that many farmer w-te
Indf-mnlflisl fur diuiith. !.'r r
rrave moiture, fnt. !jf.t
dlMae and animal damage, as
well a combination of the
IVrhap the mt dramatic
mm f.lluro nmiin. under VX'XC
khleiding was dwarf )t-Il.u lru
In Unn county and several other
Northwet area. Various tpe
of grain failed to yield because
of th virus which may well tie
Number of Phone
Increases Greatly
In Heppner Area
I-J J f er trlrj tunsr fr IinI a
t il tf " I i ii January 1, ac
mf.l.ntf ta figrt iiinuim-l
Ihli wrrk ty raitfU- Trlphoiie
Northrt manarr. D A Shi-tt.
.s.'i. 1 aid the flr.t t t the er
flurt- Intiudnt N) new phune
j,l4(ts in r l.v In the Heppner
am dust! j 199. ne t f the cxm
pir.)'i t.ut-t ear locally.
S.iue J'.V." Short ld. "the
t.unitK-r ot telephone here ha
miti'jx-il inure than half aain :
It n-tun.Jy underline the
trowih -t the rommunlty lte!f.'
On January 1. Tactfic Tele
phone Northwest M-r i-d tmut
W3.ftl phone In C1H cummunl
tie throughout Oregon. Ttie to
l.i I rejircMnted a 27,SH gain
over the ame date a year earlier.
KXrmi OAZCTTt'TtMCS. Turd-T. pa T. IMfl
Mr and Mr Haadr Utt m&4
dush!i-r rHurttrU Utt Friday
fu mi a mofiih tup to Mtwluipi
i.i iii hit i jirntiL Mr and Mi
C R Uit of IUttlebur. ,Mil
Ippl.
U L ArtMJt. tha moit amontin'
jak, red t-Kinled tin Techril
r.l.i American ne o' fun
iu-e the Kouk wuiW blowel
up. ftar Ttieater, Sunday-Monday.
Tuesday.
rejvat litor until rewanh
find etftH tlv counter measures.
Ayers Pest Control
FOR
-INSECT OR RODENT TROUBLES
-TERMITES or
-CATTLE SPRAYING
CALL
Clayton Ayers-Ph. 6-9953
Shop For The Young Set
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APPAREL
White Stag Sportswear
Sis ) To 14 end 8ubtiu
DrcsscS'Hats-Glovcs
Purses
OUTFIT THE YOUNG
MAN FOR EASTER
Sweaters - Trousers
Shirts - Sox
ARRIVING DAILY -
NEW SPRING
FASHIONS FOR
MOTHER TOO!
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CENTRAL MARKET SPECIALS FOR APRIL 8 4 9
FROZEN
BRUSSELLS SPROUTS
BROCCOLI SPEARS
CAULIFLOWER
BABY LIMAS
YOUR CHOICE
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POWDERED
SUGAR
1 Pound Packages
2 PKGS- 25c
CARNATION
POWDERED
MILK
14 Qt Packags
98c
HOODY'S
PEANUT
BUTTER
3 LB. JAR $J19
Bradley' French Apple
And Blackberry
FROZEN PIES
EACH ZiaC
49'
MJB TREE TEA 48 Bag Pkg. 67c
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For Car Washing
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jU,An i en UL.i b v a ur
f n tt o n
Pom Chops lr $1 Asparagus lb. 19
PORK ROASTS lb. 38c
Mt. Emily or Round-Op
SKINLESS FRANKS lb. 49c
PINK GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 49c
CUBE STEAKS lb. 83c TOMATOES lb. 29c
Good Selection Frh Fish
Central Market Grocery
HEPPNER
SS.il GBZEN STAMPS
PHONE 6-KM