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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1960)
gOCIAL -AppENNGS Hrlcn rVhaftHf, S1ffy HEPPNER HIGH CLASS OF 1950 HOLDS REUNION AUGUST 20-21 Unusual Dressing For Summer Salads The graduating cl4 of 190 of lleppm-r hlfh arhuol h-Id reunion Saturday and Sunday, August 20 21, On Saturday evcrlnc ban quel wat held l the American Legion hall with 19 member and their husband and wives attending. Mm Jack riohar. Mr Wayne ProcH and Mm uhiu i rlon were In chare of the f.l and decoration and the fod wit nrepared by local mcmN-r of the graduating class. Jim Orwlck was master of err rmonln and the class prophecy Mat rrad from the 1930 annual, followed by reading the hUtory of each members ie rrom graa uatlon to the present Letters were read from those who were unable to attend. Dar lene Wise Arrlngton. Barbara Stout Shagg, Radical Cox Mc Nabb, Marlene DuBoU Brooks, Loren Piper, Katy Campbell Van Scholack and Willard Hammock. Those present were Mr and Mrs Jack Ployhar (Colleen Prock). Mrs John Williams (Col leen Connor), Mr and Mrs Tom Brlstow (Francine lllsler), Mr iniiiiiiiiiitn;tiiiiitK:ii;: HERE IS A QUALITY WATCH HERE IS A CHEAP WATCH THE IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE 19 IN THE MOVEMENT! Before you buy a watch Look! Compare! See our pedal watch comparison display that will how you this big inside dif ference. Store Hours 9 To 6 PETERSON'S JEWELERS ami Mr Marvin Hrttt ll,mii Schm-.k. Or a! J fWgttrom. Mr nd Mrs Jim Orwnk. Mr and Mr BUI Bloodswurth. Mr and Mm Jim SVIn 1 !!' pieron. Mr and Mm Carl Thorje, Mr and Mr George Griffith tLorene Mitchell I. Mr and Mrs Clarence Greenup (Kits Johnson i. Mr and Mrs hob Bergstrom (Marlene Turner. Imih (Uu memberal, Mr and Mm Clyde PettJohn (Eunice Keiihieyi. Mr anl Mrs wayne Frock (Eileen Keenon. both members . Norman Buhl and Mr and Mrs Louis Carlson (Betty Graves I. Sunday, noon the class of 1950 met with their families at the Catholic church parish hall. A no hot pot luck dinner was served to about 25 adults and 21 child ren. The afternoon was spent visiting and reminiscing. SoroDtimists To Work On Float The Thursday luncheon meet ing of the Soroptlmlst Club of lleppner was used to aiscuss final plans for the rodeo float. which Is being constructed. It was announced that the dis trict mectlnsr of Soroptlmlst clubs will be held In Bond Sept ember 10 and 11 and members wishing to attend should con tact president Mrs C E Mc-Quarrle. The club will have a sack lunch at today's (Thursday) meeting and work on decorating the float for Saturdays paraae. Mrs Alice Crawford or lone was guest at the meeting Nothin ran m-ke a i.rxh or fsrdm lumlunw ouit a a fruit salad pUi Willi 1- a.ll.i.on of a Miioartwin U frwer. evTn a fmwc Uw ill taWa oa a party air. A variety t rler.t and deliriuu ;I.I'H i?", U kept on hand for quuk arrvinf I ill W cub. Ui h ti dreui( and frrrr. em.n nil tnn frwier traj arl tsti UM ami slor m tiie freeier to u a d.-re,l. I o serve. unf an.1 d. fr.t It Utkrs only a very f.-w minute. A r.rH f..r a drin d this t is given here. It w perfectly delicious and uu iU want to try iL AaraU Dn-uinl 1 cup hi'in cream. milled avocado hiped 2 teaspoons craledoian H cup silted confectioners' nrul . tutBt 2 UllciHoii U-nnin juu nien.1 ingrwlienU toKether carefully. Free in cul trs" When froen. rnp each ru'i in ssrnn ami plac in frerier !" When realy to sen, defrmt and serve ith or on fruit sais t This recipe make atout 2H cups dreMing. Birthdov Celebrated i At Mountain Cabin Last week Mrs Ernest Win chester honored her daughter Erna Lynn with a week's cele bration at their mountain cabin, for her twelfth birthday. The guests were Shirley Erwln, Barbara Grlbble, Mr and Mrs Harold Erwln, Mr and Mrs Ern est Garrison and Mr and Mrs Charles Blake of Spokane, Wash. Koenigs Honored By Church Societies Mrs Gene Hall Has High Score At Bridge Mrs James Farley entertained 1..W Let tne Kenegers oriuKe uu ' . . ... ,. . " . . Ynrna rrnhn c church honored Mr and Guests were, Mesdames James Mrs Paul Koenig with coffee ,r.n vaai f.nn. thmir after the 10 o'clock Mass The Name Altar Society and Holy Society of St Patrick's on Sunday, August 21. A farewell gift was presented to the Koenigs. Graham. derson, Gordon Pratt, Richard Meador, P W Mahoney, Claude Graham, and Gene Pierce. High score for tne evening was XA.. held by Mrs Hall, second was Duplicate UUD AAeetS Mrs i.unaers.on, i " At rjirkpr;nn nome . t - - Last Thursday evening, Mrs Nickerson entertained the Dupli cate bridge club at her home. Guests were Mrs Fred Parrish, Mrs Loyal Parker, Mrs Frank Turner, Mrs W C Rosewall, Mrs J J Nys, Mrs Frank wiiKinson and Mrs Frank Hamlin. Bergstroms Entertain ' At Barbecue Dinner Mr and Mrs William Berg- ... antorta nprt sunaav wim a barbecue dinner at their ranch home. . Guests were Mr and Mrs junu Bergstrom, Marilyn uergsuu..., Gerald Bergstrom, ivir mm Ben Anderson and Rudy Berg strom AT J JIT M? HUMPHREYS FREE 12 Pack "Skrip" Cartridges 98c Value with each $5.00 SHEAFFER CARTRIDGE PEN MAGNETIC .,nAif SPACESAVER NOTEBOOKS $J29 ZIPPER NOTE BOOKS $1.35 to $8.95 FILLER PAPER 10c to $2.13 TABLETS PENCILS PENS FREE RULER With each school supply order M ...... M HUM MttMHtM ASK FOR YOUR FREE HALLMARK PATE BOOK Mil u T- FKULIUr r.BEEN STAMPS r.TPtr Lpvva was a Portland visitor on Saturday where he had some dental work done. Mr nnd Mrs Floyd Smith and ehildren of Heppner are moving into the Jack Griffen home in Lexington. Mike Griffith who tias spent the summer in Lexington is vis- itinr? his parents, Mr and Mrs Glenn Griffith at Ephrata. SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS Sunday dinner guests at the of Mr and Mrs Oliver Cres- wick were Mr and Mrs Les Grant and family of Arlington and Mr and Mrs Paul Jones and family. LEXINGTON Chats Wilh Your Home Agent By ESTHER KIRMIS We have four brave 4 II girls in th countv who accepted a challenge. They performed at the Morrow County r air in neppner this week. They are Marilyn Mor gan, Jean Martin and Karen -Lun-dell of lone; and Jean Stockard of lleppner. These girls entered the bread baking, c.ke baking and wool sewing contest held at ih fair Wednesday afternoon, August 24. Winners In each con test go to State Fair in saiem the first week of September. Marilyn Morgan, 17, of lone has become well known for her bread baking. Mrs E "M Baker, lone, Is her 4 H leader, mis is her third year she has entered tha rnntpst and each year she shows Improvement. As a senior bread baker, Maruyn mixeu enough dough, before a Judge, Mrs Connie Tellafson, Hermiston fnr nno loaf of white bread and one pan of rolls. She was Judged nn monsnrlnff accuracy, dexter ity In mixing and kneeding, and neatness personal and way oi working. This accounted for 60 mils were ludced for appearance, texture and flavor accounting for 40 points. Jean Martin and Karen Lun Hon of Tone, members of Mrs Louis Carlson's club have had several years experience In the wool sewing contest. This com petition is open only to girls who are enrolled in Clothing IV or V. Both girls worked before Judge Mrs Russell McKennon of Pen dleton. One piece of cloth was furnished to each girl along with thread, seam binding, sewing machine, iron, etc. They com pleted a small woolen hat which totH thPir ability in the making of seams and hems in wool. They were Judged on accuracy ot cut-1 una work habits, skill in sewing, pressing and the finished pro- m Now economy car owners can save an extra with Safeco Auto Insurance ! Sw If you drive a compact or small car you may qualify for cash savings with Safeco, luese savings ure ngniruiiy youm ucwiwc your car was especially designed for ease in economy and repair. IN ADDITION you pay the lower premium cost, get the high quality service Safeco oners all careful drivers. Phone or drive in today: Turner, Van Martcr And Bryant INSURANCE HEPPNER REPRESENTING SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANV OP AMERICA IS YOUR CAR LISTED HERE? comm fnco. vauant. voikswagem. kambiM (Sum Mdii). RENAULT. UiK. S1MC. FIAT, 0PL AND MANY MORE! OOARDMAN ITEMS Mr and Mr IVn tviwney, ac ivrr.j'actfd t) Mr fViuney's I i..irirr in Uw and ut-r. Mr and Mm flill Califf i f t't.i,U, jrs M-vrral diss latt vvrrk in 4 ratitvi r VafiiiHjvrf. B t. and iwi) the Whintt-n et to Atcria. tre Mr and Mt Ln I'arjf-ntrr and children Cindy, Larry". Jf and lli-, tf ht-attic, ih are x-ilint tso rrk at the home if CirH-iiter's parents, Mr and Mrs IVIIwrt CarH-ntir. Mr and Mis On In Putter and children Jeannte. Mule and Francis of Vanctiuvrr. Wash i. ited bt wivk at the home of IVtti-r ctulna, Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe. Bill Miller. Talo. Alto. Calif. vUitt-d at the home of hi par ent. Mr and Mrs IU.b Miller, last week. Mr Guy Ferguson was In Ken- newirk. Wash last wrt-k. visiting at the home of her son and it4ughter-ln law, Mr and Mrs Stanley Zunker. and her aim In law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Vern Moe. The Boardman Garden club held family dinner at the grange hall last week Instead of the picnic which was cancelled due to cool weather. Special guests were Mr and Mrs Ken neth Woolen and children, Marie and Wayne, Charmalee and Frankle Flock, and Jean Camp bell, the latter from Spokane, Waah. Others present were Mr HEPfNr.IL. GAXCTTt-TlMES. Thursday. AufUit J$. l00 duct. A new comer to the 4 II con test was Jean Stockard, 13, of Heppner. Jean, a member of Mrs Douglas Drake's Spoon Llckers Club, entered the Junior cake baklne contest, sponsored by the Oregon Wheat Commission. Girls must be In at least their third year of 411 foods before they can enter this competition. Jean k.iyA1 a rtlnln nnA 1 a vr pair which could not be richer than V cup shortening to 1 cup flour. She was Judged on her accuracy of measuring, dexterity In mix- In or. neatness personal and way of working and the finished pro duct. We'd like to see our foods girls go one step farther next year and enter the "Dollar Dinner" contest. In this contest a girl plans and prepares a complete meal and serves it to guests within a four hour period. It really Is a showcase for all the knowledge a girl has gained In her years of food study ar.d Mr I ail titi. Mr and Mt Alt') Tl-r and B.'tt.ie and T.m.I Mr and Mr cfl Gllles He. Mr and Mr j-.i tvu and liriH-, Mr and Mr Nathan Ttuitpe and San.lt a and Teresa. Mr and Mr Nte MatH-mtwr. Mr and Mi H-'tlin Bi!'. Mr Klr rtue Hiol. Mi Claud Ci-at and Mr Lmm Farwno.1 Mr and Mi I!um I1 Miller and children Jim and Patty H-nt r.Hir d.iv lat wtfk mi a trip which tk tbrin to Giand Coulee Dam. and im to BtitUh lidum bia heie they Utt.ni Pentuton. Vunciiuvi-r and Victoria. From there they went down the Wash IngtMH coat to Portland, return ing home Thursday evening Mr Iuifce Karwiakl went to Kta.ala Friday to visit at the home of lu-r mil In law ana daughter. Mr and Mr Bill Califf. and to go hui kli-tn-rry picking. The Caltll brought her nome Saturday evening. Harold llartle of Pendleton was a Sundiiy visitor at the home of hi brother In law nnd sister, Mr and Mr Frank Marlow. He brought his father. W W llartle. horn., after visiting at the home ,f Mr and Mr Lafe Smith in Welser, Idaho last week. Mrs Florence Root accompan ied her brother-in-law and sis ter. Mr and Mrs ai Macomoer of Arlington, to Wapato, Wash Wednesday of last week to visit the ladles' sister In law, Mrs Alvlp Mefford. and her son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Bob Knuth. who were there from Davenport. Iowa, where Mefford Is attending school. They also were overnight visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Max De weese In Sunnyslde, Wash. Mr and Mrs Richard McFar lane and son Kirk of Tendleton were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs McFarlane's grandparents Mr and Mrs Nate Macomber. Other visitors were Macomber's brother and sts.er-ln-law, Mr and Mrs Al Macomber of Arling ton. Mr and Mrs Elvln Ely and daughter, Eileen went to Port land Saturday to attend the re union of the Chandler family, Mr and Mrs Allen Ely and child ren Renee, Ricky and Rena ac- tii'l ai.u-d thrin. Sunday the III !vln '! wntt to l- rie to attend !the ;i''Hi i-diitij anniversary vt 11)" brother and sUter In law, Mr and Mr Franklin Fly. Martin MHu. K I in Cannon ; Itt-at h tnu wn- atlc-itding l!c Youth Bible Cutdnriue. Kenneth Wi ten. pastor i f Community i hurt h took him down Saturday. Mr Lulu Stevens, Portland, U vUitlni: at the home if her son In law and daughter. Mr and Mr Henry Zlvney. Mr and Mr Daniel Mack are the parent of a son born Aug 16 H Baker, lie ha leert named Chris Anthony. Grandparent are Mr nnd Mr Myron Watt i f Boardman. The baby weighed eight pounds, nine ounce. ESEDh Unttod INCOME fvnd United SCIENCI Fund United CONTINENTAL Fund United ACCUMULATIVt Fund t PfwpmM ami ima ttmnnf, viatwat StlnraMt, KU ! imI amis Tan ifiimii- MINT. WADDEU I REED, INC ltli. Tvmm Omm TCiii CONLET LAN HAM Sox 869 Heppnar Stanfield Meat Co. Hugh Smith, Owner & Mgr. Slanflald, Ore. CUSTOM CUTTING-CUTTING CURING Wholesale & Retail LOCKER MEAT Call GI 9-3633 WE DELIVER CHIROPRACTIC IS EFFECTIVE FOR MIGRAINE HEADACHES Make Our Low Prices A Shopping Habit MARKET AND LOCKERS 178 W. WILLOW HOME OWNED THOMAS S. AND MILDRED HOWELL PHONE 6-9922 SONNY BOY SONNY BOY TUNA GRATED CANS $-00 I SONNY BOY SALAD DRESSING QT. 39c PACIFIC COCKTAIL SHRIMP 2 CANS IJQC FRESH PRODUCE- SALAD BOWL SPECIAL 15C PER LB. LETTUCE GREEN PEPPERS TOMATOES CUCUMBERS FROZEN FOODS SWAKSON'S BEEF. TURKEY. CHICKEN TV DINNERS ea FIVE STAR CHEESEBURGER or FRENCH BURGER Pkg. of 2 55c 55c SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY. AUGUST 26 AND 27 HEPPNER
