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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1960)
n4 fUU! Tell you rkndi and j.mu that f each rr.y they soend at uir.A ) J?IJ Drug. Dsry run ri fur )vu In the ) tl- JrUe WMr.1. 1J fiM fuf 2 Iwtay t inner. vw. Vwr gOC!ALAppENN6S i Sri) for Christmas and forever . there's no gift with a greater thrill for Dad ... or Grandma than baby's precious shoes in bronze... as low as $4.50 unmounted l.r mount J .. p. rlr.lt Stan I lab..), Io.k.n.1, Aihtreyt, H Bron-Shoe Ductyl Process 5ld only In Retail Stores. c ED 1 r wwm. PETERSON'S JEWELERS STORE HOURS 9 TO 6 By iO rCTTYJOHJ Bridge Club Ends Tournament Play Dr. and Mr. W. II. Wiff wrt hu la iKJilut k dinner Sun day evening, j-reveding the ly of the Duplicate ltid club. The club had started tourn anient tf Individual icotf 1 eleven rrki ago and completed it Sunday evening. Winner M the tournament play were: L-a-Vcrn Van Marier. flrt and Mm WUlUm Collin, second. ;gh couole fur the evening" ly were BUI Blake and La Vcrn Van Marier. Alto the guests heloed UVirn celebrate hi birthday with Mr. Wolff serving a birthday cake. The tlx couples enjoying the evening were: Mr. and Mr. Con ley Lanham, Mr. and Mr. Jim DrUcoll. Mr. and Mr. William Collins. Mr. and Mr. Bill Blake, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van Mar tr. and the hosts. Mrs. Sweek Has Bridge Club Mr. Ned Sweek entertained her bridge club with two tables In play on Friday evening. Winning high for the evening was Mrs. Kill Labhart w iumi high. Mrs. Dick Meadur, Mrs. Creston Robinson had low, and Mrs. Jack Healy received Jack high. Mrs. Sweek served refresh- ments to: Mrs. Bill Heath, Mrs. Dick Meador, Mrs. Riley Mun kers, Mrs. Bill Labhart. Mm. Jack Healy, Mrs. Don Bollenbrock, and Mrs. Creston Robinson. roedsons Entertain Friends At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Verner Troedson entertained a group of friends at a dinner party on Tuesday evening. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Conley Lanham, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Conn, Mr. and Mrs. La- Vern Van Marter, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Troedson. After dinner the guests en joyed watching and listening to the election returns. Mike Smith and Don Keeling Feted At Gardner Home LrRoy Osrdner and John Cleveland were hust fof a fare well party honoring Mike Smith and fK.n Keying at the Gardner tuue. Mke has moved with his fam lly M the valley and Don ha moved to La Grande. B-th K have live! here a number of year and gone to h'd here where they are uhnvre. The guents re-nted the boys each with a rift certificate and all enjoyed dinner and a show later In the evening. ThoM? attending were: Sh.in Applegate. Bill Cox. Dick Springer. Rodney Avers, the hoKts nd honorees. Mrs. Kirk Speaks To Soroptimists Mr. Roy Kirk was guest speaker at the Soroptlmlst meet ing last Thursday. She explained the counseling program being es tablished In the high school here. Mrs. William Collins and Mrs. Eil Gonty gave a report on the Halloween hayrlde and party, stating It was very successful approximately 200 children tak ing part . The members are now plan ning their Christmas service projects to be handled this month and next. Club Learns About Sewing Machine The Sort's I H I' - U led by Mi J- Hrl rd Ml Hill Heath. Our lt nnug w at Mr pill Heath hum' ' N-n.Ul j Club rtwttiber attend. fig rte: Jill jHhmidt. Ry I'ar.cti Mry Picn. Linda lir-ih. Jean Healy. IVfgy Snyder, and Wkle tibtnMn. At our ll meeting wr Irsined the tMiit vt a kcuing machine. At uur next rmvtlng we ulil make our tble tMlu. Our nsrrtlr.es Hill lie on the fift and third Wednevliy f every month. Vkk.e Ri'bnn. club rrjnirr P.-T.A. Serves Loyalty Dinner On Monday evening the PTA served about 120 people at the Episcopal Loyalty dinner held in the Catholic parish hall. The ham and turkey dinner began at 6:30 p.m. with hostesses seating the guests. Each table had been assigned hostesses who were responsible for the decor ation of their table. The main speaker for the eve ning was Bill Winters of Pendle ton who spoke on "Spirited Hap- iness." He heads the steward- hip missionary program of East ern Oregon. Rev. Bruce Spencer also spoke to the dinner group. omen s Society OF THE METHODIST CHURCH will have their -:- ANNUAL SILVER TEH AND BAZAAR -- APRONS FANCY WORK PIES CAKES JELLIES COOKIES CANDIES Time: Saturday, November 19 2:00 to 5:00 P. M. Place: Methodist Church Basement This ad sponsored as a public service by your friendly, home-owned bank. Bank of Eastern Oregon Mrs. Schaffitz Hosts Sewing Club The SevUng Club enjoyed an afternoon of sewing and knitting at the home of Mr. Ed Schaf- till on Wednesday. Mr. Schaffltx served refresh- ments to: Mr. Jonn netrier. Mr. Carl Spaulding, Mr. Low ell Grlbble. Mr. Phil Mahoney, Mr. Ray Forgeson, Mr. Claud Craham, Mr. Clint MeQuarrle, and Mr. Jack Bedford. Farewell Party Held For Amanda Smith A farewell party f Ain.nda 'i.afi Ma. hfld t the R.u I'witHutt hum with Linda Heath and Ruby Kuileti.n ti latter. W4i l.r 1 1 on Thur.day, legin M? at 7 00 pm, with a hand Altcrwtad the ifliU made t j it. m balls and IjcI game. The gurts re4nt were; VUkie Rubinn. Ktthy Mathews. Jenny Blake, Helen Anderson, Judy Phoenix, Dana McGhee. Kim Valentine and Gladys Van lloute lone Livestock Club The lone Lhektovk Club met on November 6 at the Notnian Nelson hme. All member were preent. Joe Hay showeil slides on par liamentary procedure, and goals for the year were planned. The next meeting will be on Dec. 4 at Cary Tullls home. Keith Nelson, reporter Mr. and Mis. Wm. Marth.U and small daughter, Kathy moved to Salem this week here they will make their home. HtrrEI GAXCTTC TlHts. Thxt iAoj. Ntnad IT, lCa Ladies Do Quiltwork regular rKitii! ail day riovitng if the thiUiun Worn ens Irllowhip it the Chrutun tt.urth w Leld tn We!nedy, Niv. t, in tte i huii It tacmrnt .Veral f the ladies walked on tne nuut aueaay in ine frame, other jteel, cut. and sewed block f.r comforter fur the Indian Children's Home at Ti'i penUh. Wash. Mr. and Mr. John l. Kunysn. former itor of the lleppner ChrUtlan thurvh, are urrlntcndent. At the noon hour, a bountiful piiduck dinner was -rved to 21 memlr and guet Twu birth- day rakes were prevented to Mr. Emma Jone who would tile- brate her l"0th birthday Nov. 14 and to Mr, Cha Shaw who will le HS on Nov. 11. A shower of card was given to each of the honored ladles. A card of good wUltca was signed by each one present and given to Mr. Blanche Barlow, who was departing the following day to spend the winter with her daughters and families In Port land and Eugene. ! Winners Named For Ladies Night M.1 J"b tU-igntnmi. Mi. Hf tnsn rl-irll. and Mtiln Berg tfs m were hotefce on ladie. niit.t at the ri' n.c wrved frfrrhmeiit and coffee to 13 table f btidge and jinothle Winner fr the retlng were: Mr Wilbur Warden, high: Mr Prudie Cateer, nd high, and Mr. Ruberta Uuighetty. low In i-lnovhle. Mi. Frank Ham tin wun hljrh n bridge. Mr. ( laud Graham. Mvnd high, and Mr. Raymond Fergutn toK low. Mr. Howard Kelthly re reled the dKr prlre. Several Attend Civil Defense Meeting Several local eople attended civil defense meeting In Her- mlton Sunday. The meeting tre.(ed the part of hospital per sonnel and hospital tuxlllarle In civil defense. Attending from line were. Mr. Brut ? Spencer, Lorna Borman. Harry uongers, bnd l-well Challey. Order now for vour holidar feast. . V4 ' - 0 - 0 r. - VnilkJr. TO LiC J'f'S w w - a i wow 18-2- LBS. AVERAGE 5)V LB. LEAN PORK CHOPS 65c 1 pound SAUSAGE ROLLS . . . V Hi " -Av 3 F0R ?1.00 SMOKED PICNICS 39c LB. Round-Up boneless, fully cooked HAMS . 85 LUSCIOUS I iinLfif Whin dessert topping wru i-y I1LII I " IMPfiML,ri JVC Mad by a n.wl flaver proevae MAKE IT WITH SPECIAL MORNING MILK 22 EACH DEL MONTE PUMPKIN 2 F0R 39c SPRECKLES Powdered or Brown SUGAR NATIONAL BISCUIT BARONET CBEME Sandwich Cookies 3for3lc FROZEN FOODS PEAS OR CORN FOR 6 $ i GREEN BEANS BROCCOLI BRUSSELS SPROUTS CAULIFLOWER F0R$ 1.00 REG. 39c REG. 49c EMPEROR Wmte GRAPES Flaming red clusters iOc LB. TANGERINES ZIPPER SKINNED CELERY CRISP, SNAPPY STALKS YAMS or SWEET POTATOES 2 LBS' 39C gC LB. SNOWBOT. CREAM OF CROP 23C LBS. 2 KT IIUCS MM. I. , M. wukmj mm Now 29c Now 39 ONE GALLON Regularly 61 e NATIONAL BRAND HOL'N ONE DONUTS Fresh, Frosh doughnuts baked each day right here at Centred. Central Market & Grocery HEPPNER SPECIALS GOOD FOB NOVEMBER 18-19 PHONK 6-9614
