HCrrNEIt CAXETTCTIMM. Thutsday. Octobw 20. IWO
Lexington News
IwPklncton ITA met for ii it i
ulur mifilnu jt th nhuol audi
torium Tufil.iy night of last
ii k. Tin luectltlit H4i flll to
order by tht rireUlfnt. CJaJyi
Van Wii.kl'. wlih previous min
utes bvins 'uly read. AH bills
wre ajijru4 and paid. At thli
time it was aiiriKuncid that the
liiij;t"H school census will be
taken hy I fie Lexington PTA.
Alxt It was divided to have the
A j-lul imtiiiK held at
the ll-lly I!i-lMkah Uulg on
Thru-ntay in honor or the aiaio
iirt'kidt-nt on Iht annual visita
tion to thli l!j:e
The meeting uai called to or-
t-MH Utlve board meetings at 7:30 ,y ln, f. c. June Davidson. A 10.
i m. 1'iveedlne the ITA meetings. L WHrm home flft was pre-
The program fur the evening I wr,ted to Mr. Bertha Hunt, V,G,
m a talk by If Wag'.ner on
Tus-s of rrrvus tendons in
thitdrrn and sma-rsted waya to
help irtcro'itw tiiem." Mr. Mil
liard ftmwn pnindeJ ml a qurs
tson and answer Mnln. Meeting
adjourned with refrehment In
the cafeteria
E
m WOT JIAMED AFTER 00S Ml
Wherever you live, we suggest you do business with us.
Performance to please. A genuine interest in YOUI May we
prove this statement?
HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC.
Ford
Falcon
May & Main
Taunderbird
Streets
Pbone 6-9152 or 6-9153
The Islands are named after the Latin "canaria" (dogs)
because of the many large dogs native to those parts. This
Is verified by the Century Dictionary and the Encyclopedia
Brliannica.
(dent, and Zelrr.a Watkint. Kate
Warden. Ifaril Wainscot t, chair
man td thu perpetual member
l.lj committee, and Flol
Maine were Introduced
Aftrr a short talk by the prea
i.l. i.t. Mrs. Ddpha Jones present-
ed her with a gift from the lodge
and Three 1.1 nk flub; also she
vkj presented a money corsage
ty the N. (J. June Davidson. Also
presented a gift a memer of
If.-lly. Mm. Bni.i Hunt. V.G.,
who ha U-en on a three month
trip to Europe.
The roll call of lodges was as
Mlou: BunthgraM 3. Sana
Sou.i 4. Holly 12. Pauline I. Myr
tie 1. t'ltee 1. and Marlon 2. Kol
lowing the meeting refreshment
wer served In the dining room.
The table were beautifully dec
orated with petunia, and can
dle. Committees for the presi
dent's visit were: " decorating.
Dimple Munkcrs; and refresh,
merits. Merle Cornellson. LaVcrn
Henderson and Delpha Jones.
Mrs. Bertha Hunt, who ha
been on an extended three
months tour of Europe, returned
home Tuesday of last week. Some
of the countries visited at this
Spain, Italy, the Holy Land, and
time were: France, England, and
a visit to Germany the home of
the Passion Play which the group
attended.
Glenn Eaten and Keith Peck
and Hugo Lcyva of Portland have
all been recent visitors in Lex
Ington.
Lewis Allyn. son of Mrs. Cora
Allyn, Is a patient in Good Shep
herd in Hermison following a car
accident near there Friday night
Mrs. W. E. McMillan. Mrs. Oris
Padberg and Mrs. A. F. Majeske
attended the Robekah district
convention at Echo on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Messenger
and daughters have been recent
visitors in Mitchell at the T. E.
Messenger, Sr., home.
Stanley Schoonover. son of
Mrs. June Davidson, who has
been employed In Portland for
several months, has enlisted In
the U. S. Army, leaving on Thurs
day for training.
Laddie Henderson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Henderson, leit
on Saturday for Los Angeles
where he is a student at North
rup Aeronautical school.
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C Oil RT ' S TREET MARKET
Rev. Walter Smith ttendd a
commUsloner'l KuunJ Table dla
cutaion of the Boy Scouts in Her
mUton on Monday night.
Mr and Mrs- Carl Msrquardt
took twy meml'er t-f her Sun
dtiy nchool rlu. Jesnrtte Led-
tietter and Terry Muoitrr. ta
Kennewltk rollrr skstlng on Sat
urday night.
Mr. Jele llenderaon of La-
Grane U spending some time with
her sun and family. Mr, and Mr.
Alonzo lendersn.
Women's Frll'rtvkhlp Group vt
the Lexington Christian rhurvh
met at the church on Tuesday af
temMn. At this time plana wer
made for a silver tea, bsaar. and
food sale to be held Nov. 71. At
this time the following commit
tees were apoplnted: food. Dolly
Smith and June Davidson; ba
iar. LaVcrn Henderson. Flo
renc McMillan and Cora Warn
er; tea. Delpha June. Lola
Breeding and Betty Marquardt.
Also It was announced the an
nual harvest dinner would be
held Nov. 6. This is to be a pot
luck dinner at the church par
lors. Those present were Fena
Marquardt. June Davidson, Dol
He Smith. Cora Alyn, Lola Breed
ing, Cora Warner. LaVerne Hen
derson and Delpha Jones. The
next meeting is scheduled at the
church parlors and there will be
film of the Holy Land. The
meeting closed with devotional
by Lola Breeding.
Pendleton visitors this week
have been Mr. Walter Smith.
Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt, Mr. Carl
Marquardt. and Bertha Hunt
Bob Llstner of Redmond ha
been a Lexington caller this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sawyer
and children spent the week end
at the W. E. McMillan home.
Myrtle McCarl of Harrlsburg
Is visiting her brother and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Morris McCarl.
Mrs. Dean Hunt and children
were Walla Walla visitors on Sat
urday.
NEW STAMPS CO ON SALE
Two new four cent commem
orative stamps were released for
sale this week at the Heppner
postofflce, announces Postmas
ter James II. Driscoll.
Thy are a Champion of Lib
erty issue depicting Ignace Jan
Paderewski In light blue, and a
Robert A. Taft picture In purple.
Phone 6-9643 PRICES FOR OCTOBER 21-22
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 10
IOVj ounce size
Free Parking
oo
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO JUICE
46 OUNCE SIZE
4 For
DUNDEE 24 OZ.
FRESH
ORANGES
SEEDLESS or TOKAY
GRAPES
2 Lb.
2 Lb. 27C
LUSCIOUS, RED
TOMATOES
DANISH ACORN
SQUASH ...
2 u, 29c
6C Lb-
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our
friends and neighbors, and all the
fire departments who helped
fight the fire In our grain eleva
tor last week. The help of every
one Is deeply appreciated.
The Delbert Emert family
33-p
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston
and daughter Mary, LaGrande,
were in town visltine fr ends Sat
urday. They are former Heppner
residents.
Swift's Premium Fully Cooked
NIC HAM
45' lb.
Swift's Thick Sliced 2 lb. Pkg.
OR OLE BACON
$1.05
FOLGER'S
1 POUND
2 POUNDS
69c
r Tnl Tr3 TcB Tol
UJ ? If J6fK
DRIP
OR
REGULAR
OREGON will
be proud of
MAURINE
UEUBELIGIER
We're STRONGER with
Maurine in the
U.S. Senate working for:
National defense programs to close
the missile and specs gap.
Peaceful solution of world problems
through United Nations.
Aid -to -education to provide more
classrooms, scholarships for prom
ising students.
Housing programs to provide jobs,
stimulate maikets tor Oregon lumber.
Development of tourist industry with
Oregon Dunes Seashore park, recre
ation in National Forests.
Medical care for senior citizens un
der Social Security System.
Columbia River dams with low-cost
power and navigation which build
payrolls.
Food for-peace, to put surpluses to
work winning friends overseas, re
ducing price support costs.
Protection of consumers through,
truth in-lending and curbs on
monopolies.
VOTE FOR
MAURINE
NEUBERGER
DEMOCRAT for
U.S. SENATOR
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Uwim ttn SaMtor. rtm
T-vti tM.f Atian Mart. Cal"M
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TO THE HAPPY, OLD-TIME MUSIC OF
ROY QUACKENBUSH
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
OCTOBER 29
$1.25 PER PERSON
9:30 P.M. TO 1 A.M.
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HAVE GOODS
-Will Ravel!
YES, IT'S TRUE. The Heppner Civic League is having another
Rummage Sale and you are invited. Prices are slashed to meet
the lowest budget. Why not come and see for yourself I Lovely
ladies will assist you.
Among the many items will be hats, shoes, dresses, coats,
toys and household goods to delight the whole family.
The money is used to help finance the kindergarten and is
deeply appreciated.
Boors will be open at 8:00 P. M. Friday, October 21 in the
old Central Market building, and remain open until 6:00 P. M.
Saturday. Why not treat yourself and your pocketbook and plan
to attend.
You may leave any rummage you want to give at Jack Van
Winkle's Service Station in Heppner, Peck's Grocery in Lexing
ton, the Bank of Eastern Oregon in lone, or call Jane Flatt, Bev
erly Sherman or Marian Abrams in Heppner.
THIS NOTICE GRACIOUSLY SPONSORED BY
HANK OF:
IJZ astern Oregon
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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