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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1960)
0 ntttHl CAggTTt.TlMtl Tbttf4ay. Up tm-i QOCIAL - Fair ond Rodeo Court Visits Hospital Patients yjifii Susan and her prln . CharUne June. Sharon Crabtre MarJritf Peck nd Gr Mine Swastart tix k time t.ff from thdr many ctlvttlc. thl. week lo visit t Thursday after noon the nursing home at the Pioneer Memorial hospital. The girU Wiled 17 patient In the home an! mll wiuvenler were presented by the different clrU to the patient, thews being small ribbons f t white allk fas tened with a red. or white rose, and wo printed with the Mor row County Fair and Rodeo date and the clrW names. The pat ient, who had been told earlier of the visit, were anxiously wait ing for the royalty, and all had something fine to ay to the . (fx TTlJilU reading , luiritino'i( PHIL'S HAS THE BEST BUYS IN School Supplies Zipper Binder DESIGN A brand new Item that will outwear any other binder. Iff made of Polyethylene plastic. Is unbreakable and carries a lifetime guarantee. only $3.95 OTHER ZIPPER BINDERS 1.69 Up RING BINDERS 79c To 1.49 k REMEMBER- FREE With Your School Supply Order ilMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMItlllll , iiiiHMH i milium PENCILS PKG. OF 10 35c SHEAFFER WRITING KIT 98c A Regular 3.98 Value NEW MAGNETIC LOOSE LEAF NOTEBOOK Top Opening with Filler A COMPLETE STOCK OF SUPPLIES AppENIN6S Kid Whit awaiting the photog raphrr to lake picture, the girl wrr aerved orange julte " their chrone coffee. After a vUst In the nuntng home, "t erll U.ited uptalr. and among ll,.e vWted were Mr and Mr Garnett Barratt. former Morrow county Judjje. Dkk Kononen. friend of the girl. nd aeveral other Including nU W from Condon In the children The girl were accompanied by their .lt?nt chaperone Mr. Cecil June. The girl H ex pressed their appreciation to the Upltal for thl. opportunity and to the nume who acted a their guide during the visit Mrs Emma E" T of Hand 1, a guest of her son and daugh ter Inlaw. Mr and Mr Harold Evan. . NEW DIMENSION IN - 'i I 4(&r Li ' SCHOOL DAZE CALENDAR miniimm ' "" 69 i - y-'w ' r L . EST CAKE BAKERS Winner of the Oregon Wheat Growers Uogue eok boklng cont-t o, last lU we, Mr. Morton K who took flrtt place. Mr Jack Healy. left wcondj IMrVwmord Trench, right of tm City. Her fut Km Mr. noch the chance to take pt Ui the tat. bake-o! I - . - .iini in, n LET'S DO A UilU. ssnrunui .. i--.-- .TH.nnUton. a. h. .ample, th. cake mad. by ' ... i.u.a m.ih af iht Morrow Heppner. a contestant in mm co. -" . , :i U.n., county fair. Mr. Dougla, Drake. Jeanne'. 4-H lead. o Hpner unUes opproTaL Jimmy Schaffitz Has Seventh Birthday On Mondav afternoon, August 29th Jimmy Schaffitz was non ored with a birthday party at the home of his parents. Dr and Mrs Ed Schaffitz. Th. roosts for the party were Rrinn David and Mike Hughes, Mark Lovgren, and Terry Corbln. After nlavlnc cames refresh ments of Ice cream, cake and punch were served. Diane, Jimmy's sister assisted with the party. ELGIN SPORTSMAN Witirproof 17 Jewels Shock Hitlitmt lumlnoyt Olil ELGIN STARLITE Unbrnkiblt Mliiiprlni WJiwtU Pttit Styllnf Shock llltint Unbrnkibl Mllmprlng STORE HOUKS 9 TO 6 PETERSON'S JEWELERS FMQfffl i FQflJMi CAIWUSi 8 fir - - czs mmmmz&L. InAam. Mrs KM Tollef Home Agent Chats With Your By ESTHER KIBMIS The Morrow county fair has come and gone, but happy mem ories remain! Over 200 4-H youngsters ex nnrionrvri excitement and suc cess when they took part In home economics, livestock, and horse activities at the fair In its four Hnv run. It is truly the climax of the 411 club year. 4-H leaders and parents were also in there pitching to probote .u am nirir nt this annual event. I'm thinking of the public M 111- t-. f style revue, tne 4-u nrnis u, the 4-H dinner served to the public at the fair on Thursday, the 4-H council booth, and the 4-H float for the parade. . m tint Mrs R H Davidson, mis w Ham Van Winkle, Lexington; Mrs Jack Healy ana jvirs hiuw Eugene Girl Tells Of Fnrthcomina Marriage To Lance Tibbies Mr and Mrs W E Sandquist of Eugene announce the engage ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Patricia Kay, to Warren Lance Tibbies, son of Dr and Mrs L D Tibbies of Hep pner. Both young people are students at the University of Oregon. Miss Sandquist will be a senior in music education and Lance will enter the University of Oregon school of law this fall. The wedding will be on Sep tember 11 in Eugene. Mrs Thompson Feted At Birthday Party Last Thursday, August 25 Mrs James J Farley honored Mrs Alex Thompson with a birthday lun cheon at the Elks dining room. Guests were Mesdames Frank Anderson, Velma Glass, LaVerne Van Marter, Gene Hall, James Norene, Howard Cleveland and Richard Meador. Jordans Entertained With Dinner Party Last Saturday evening, Mr and Mrs Bob Flatt entertained their house guests, Mr and Mrs Del Jordon of Pendleton, with a din ner party. , Guests besides the Jordons were Mr and Mrs Don Pyle and Mr and Mrs Marshall Lovgren. Sranfield Meat Co. Hugh Smith. Owner & Mgr. Stanfield. Ore. CUSTOM CUTTING-CUTTING CURING Wholesale & Retail LOCKER MEAT Call GI 9-3633 WE DELIVER 1 Many Home Ec Winners Eligible For State Fair Orr J Marrow county gill qualified fur c.miMMition at the Sut Fair In 8lm. Oregon. Sep-ik.Ui- 2 10 by winning blue Uir In the Morrow county fair thl ptt week. According to l uhrr Klrmi. county etenlon agent the following are eligible: Stle Revue Jean Martin, t..ne; Julie If elffer. Ileppnrr; Tat Miller. Boardman. Cli-thing construction. Teen Wise Ariel M C C b e. lone; Cher) I tundell, lone. Winter pre Karen Lundell, lone. yuol Easy Meal Cherllyn Smouse. lone; Yvonne Howell. Hcpnner; Karen Ham. lone. Judfflns Team Footl Mart ln Morgan. lone; Evelyn Mar rick. lone; Kathy Ray. Heppner and Cherllyn Smouw, lone. aothlng Construction. Sew If Fun Marsha Sowell. Heppner; Bernlece M-tthewa, lone; Denlece Heath. Heppner spent many hour decorating the pavilion stace for the 4 11 style revue on Wednesday evening. The Roy Martin', the Jim Bloodsworths' of Lexington and the Garry Tulllses' of lone op erated the "4-H milk bar", a snack concession where sand wiches, Ice cream, and milk were disbursed for four days. The 4-H dinner was under the direction of Mrs L A McCabe, lone; Mrs N C Anderson. Mrs Douglas Drake and Mrs Andy Van Scholack. Heppner. Over 300 people were served on Thursday. Mrs Merritt Cray and Mr. Taul Warren. Heppner. along with girls of Mrs Gray's 4-H club, created the 411 booth on the "Rock-a-Bye Baby" theme which highlighted the new Child Care 4-H project now available In the state I played a new role on Sat urday when I became the old woman In the shoe on the 4-H council float. The William Raw lins', Louis Carlsons' and Ray mond Lundells' of lone concocted the biggest "shoe" you ever saw. They built it on Lundell's truck. It was a split level white shoe, decorated with summer flowers and a corn stalk roof that hous ed 40 children. One 4-H parent shouted at me, "Dakota would never know you now!" A single gal with 40 kids? They'd never believe it! u MARKET 178 W. WILLOW GRADE A FARM ,gi j I I Make Our Low Prices A Shoppjng Habit 1 M dozen Hl-C ORANGE Orange, pineapple-orange end pineapple-grapefruit 3 cons 89c Pet Ritz Apple, Cherry. Peach. Boysenberry FROZEN PIES PENNANT PRESERVES, 20 OZ Assorted Flavors POTATOES 10 Lb. Bag 55' c 2S lbs. 1.29 Mathew. lane. r,t pr-Jo Ann Turner. M.e; I4tly Van &hoUik. Hep pr.er. fUihrl..r Clothing David Gray. Heppner, Main Pun M-l Sun pttke, Heppner; rl Cwlltn. lip;rrr; Ky R- HPP: parc-ne Anderson. Heppner. CMhtnj. Ubby Van SchoLck, Hei-pner; Geraldme Morgan, lone; Beerty Pavidn. Lexing ton; and Julie rfelffer. Heppner Charmingly Your Karen Ham, lone. Fun k Sun-Pat Miller. Board man; Geraldine Morgan. lone. Party Drew-Jean Martin, lone; Bernlece Thornton. Hep- Knltting-Llnda Valentine. Heppner. pinner Club Sr. Marilyn Mor pan. Ine. pemonntratlon Jeanne StocK ard. Heppner; Sue Townscnd. lone Contests Wool SewIngtJean Martin, lone. Bread Baking Sr.: Marilyn Mor gan, lone. LEXINGTON r.wircn Sieaeall wa ta i...- . it.M. nner on Tuesday ol Inst week, to a physician who took several stitches in ner nanu. Mr and Mrs Harvey Wright and ........ Pr.rti.ind visited over the weekend at the home of Mrs f in a WTE has kept step with rising values, a bad fire could hand you a heavy loss. Insurance to value is just good business. It's good business, loo, when you call your independent insurance agent. Thats usl C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY . . . AND LOCKERS HOME OWNED A SMALL FRESH SONNY BOY Pineapple Crushed or Sliced No. 1 Flat g for $ J00 I PHONE b-Bbio mrml FRESH PRODUCE LETTUCE 2 HDS. SPECIALS FOR SEPTEMBER 2 3 A F MJee, Virginia jh !- daughter a Mr and Mi t" MKke returned to her ! wiih them, after a eck In Vrt!an4. Mr MiriW uk'" 1 IVnrer Memutlal iupl!l Mon day. . i.rukcn rlU utMe4 In dene at I he rtnliHi. ut Mr ana Mr. liomer Green left on Mon day from Arlington for Prt UnJ where he U to N" h Jf Army. He taWen to AtMnk- ton by hi brotner rci" Mr and Mr Bill Marquardt and children are spending n-m time In Spokane. Mr and Mr. Frank Roger nd three daughter have been re .t th Rev ana Mrs rem - ---- - Walter Smith. The Rogers Hnv lly are from Bolllngham. va- "plnner guet on Sunday of Mr and Mr. Carl Marquardt and family, were Rev and Mr )Vcr Smith and family, and Mr ' nd Mr T K Messenger Sr of Mitcn ell. 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