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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1960)
0 FCTTtJOMN CALL K2M t Mrs. Quockcnbush Elected Noble Grand Of Sans Souci San Sou! JU-U-kah Lodge Nx U met Nov, IS with Ms t-"-r Ikrfturom In the chair and 23 member and one Uttor present. EI iUm of officers fr W m held with Mr. Roy Quack rnbuth elected mblc grand; Mm. Frank Pavne. vUe grand; Mr. Una Kelly, recording secretary: Mr. Fl yd Vord-n. financial secretary: P"'1 JVx,nc- treasurer. Mm. Rachel Harnett was ac eejned by transfer from Tearl Re bckah lodge No. 47. Lebanon. Mb Shirley Nash n Initi ated a a new member in the lodge. Her parent. Mr. and Mrt. Lincoln Naslu re active In Re. hokth work. Mr. Frank Ayers was appoint cd chairman of the committee on the good of the order. Mrs. Edna Turner will show lectures of her Euroean trip at lite next meHtng. December 2. Mrs. Mattle Green and Mrs. Nash served refreshments after the meeting. On Sunday 14 members of the Rchekahs attended the ileppner Christian church. Merry Bluebirds Visit Museum The Merry Bluebirds have been meeting every week since Sep tember. The following girls are mem bers. Cheryl Edwards, Marcla Jones, Teresa Harshman. Karen Blake, Kathy Blake, Pamela Hughes. Diana Jackson. Geor gena McDanlel. Debbie Bennett. Cristy Watklns, and Susan Chal- iy. Leaders for the group are Mrs. Floyd Jones and Mrs. Lowell Chally. Mrs. R. G. Watklns is the substitute leader. The girls have visited the mu seum, library, and courthouse. For craftwork they have made bird feeders and puppets. At the present time they are busy making Christmas gifts and decorations. Students Home For Holidays Among the student hm for .. ri....t,..U'tn holidays were: hi i.-fe.- Su.le McQuarric. Jeanne lollins, Tom lHcoll. Jerry Haguew-ood. Ginger Brown, poug unuui. r ...L...,i.in il) Davtdton. mu mm iim"i - - - Connie And-rn. Bb Huffman. Wayne SowsM. ana ail of EOC at La uramie. Ttue home from OSC were: Janke Martin. Gy!e Co. Carol K. Anderson. Helen uranam. Shirley Kononen. Mickey Van Scholack, Cliff Gwn. and Mr. and Mrs. Skip RuhL Rub Mahoney and Marilyn Cal vin were here from Taclflc Uni versity; Dick Ruhl and Jim Mor- ri from Pic ju Jn ....,1 Cimarllin (fhOOl Of i-.. i ai IjHinnlC from work In Portland. Karen Valen- tine from western win tFAt! nrd Rob Bryant irom ww In Hood River. Sewettes Learn To Use Sewing Machine The name of our club Is the Sewettes. Our club ieaae: rr Mrs. Jack Healy and Mrs. Bill Heath. Our last meeting was at Mrs. Healys home. Club memel.rs at . H.. I'm n-icfptt. Jill Schmidt. Linda Heath. Mary ... a II'.. n !mn Pierce, snanaon !". Healy. Sharyl Bellenbrock, and Vickie Robinson. i.rnnH hnw to use the sewing machine. At our next meeting we will learn more about the sewing mci"-- -we will start making our barbe cue place mats. Vickie Robinson, reporter Special Christmas Program At Church The Christian Woman's Guild Is having a special Christmas program in the church dining room on Wednesday. Dec. 7, starting at 7:30 p.m. They will show a film strip on "Peace on Earth" to those at tending and the executive corn mittee will serve refreshments. PETERSON'S JEWELERS HAS A LARGE SELECTION OF onPlll AR. NEW... aA''i biisa- SB : mm TEENS! j ''j C l fimssssasr? i P IIP . PBMR Uhfihum. 9 PETERSON'S JEWELERS Coming Events St art Martin a fomint Exents column this week and tthai hav mled orn m' ant dale tor futur paier t wart to reil tiU "u In our nveetlnj date by Tuei day noon of each week. Friday. Pee. 2-Royal Arch Ma ont. lUdce 2. Monlc Sana Soud. Rebeksh lodge 10 0 F. halt. 9 w p m. Btketball here with Moro. 6 pm. Saturday. Pee. 3 4-M tralnln meetlnit. Fair Annex. 10:00 OE5. Social Club at Epis copal parish hall, no host luncheon to Masonic for et&- , Baketball at Moro at 6:30 Sunday. Pee. 4 Memorial Ser- vices at Elks lodge. 2:00 p. m. . Monday. Dec. S-Chamber of Commerce. O'Donnell'a at noon. Co op meeting at Lexington City hall at 2:00 p.m. Rainbow Glrla Initiation at Masonic hall. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Pec. 6 North Lexing ton Ext Unit at Mrs. Ken Cutsforth. 8:00 p.m. Mistletoe Rebekah lodge at Hardman lodge halL 2:00 p.m. Ileppner SCD meeting at SCD office. 8:00 p.m. Basketball Jamboree at lone, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday. Dec. 7 Rhea Creek Ext. Unit at Rhea Creek Grance hall. 10:00. Oddfellows no. 66 at l.O.O.F. hall. 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Dec. 8 Soroptlmlst at O'Donnell's, noon. Carnation Club at Mary Bry ant. 8:00 p.m. Billy Wagner Entertains The C M. Wagner home was the scene of a Thanksgiving par ty on Saturday evening for their son. Billy and his room mate, Dclmer Orser of California. Both boys are attending Laur elwood Academy near Gaston. o.-Tnn anrl were home for the Thanksgiving vacation. They had as their guests, jonn tieve land, Cheryl Hartman, Marlene Fetsch, and Shannon Mahoney. listened to records, played games, and enjoyed re freshments during the evening. Sauare Dance Club To Hold Frolic Cmiflro nanoe Club an- A tie HMV" "- nounces their dance for Decem ber will be held at the Wran oiAr hnlldlner on Saturday, Dec. 3, starting at 8:00 p.m. The club started again this fall and has been holding dances at the Wrangler ounaing. tj io n ronrannlze with election of officers and set up future plans right after the first of the year. They invite anyone inter ested, beginners or noi, w wmc to the dance Saturday evening. Coffee and cookies will be fur nished by the club members. Local Girl In College Chorus OREGON SIAlt Luuinui. Janice Martin of Heppner Is a .,i,v,k.. htQ vpar of the college chorus at Oregon State College. Miss Martin is a sophomore in home economics. Some 1"9 women siuaems aim 77 men were selected to sing In the college chorus this year. The chorus presents annual uur - Vactor nroerams. alone mas anv. . i with singing at various campus fcvents sucn as cumniciiLciiicm and Mothers and Dads weekends. Busy Bees Elect New Officers mi. . D,.oir Pwa 4-H . sewing club met last Monday at the home of Mrs. Harold Snider, our leader. , . We elected officers and chose a name for the club. We also found out what things we had to bring for the next meeting. At our next meeting we will make barbeque place mats. The officers elected are: presi dent, Linda Williams; vice-president, Kathy Keene; secretry treasurer. Bonnie Akers; song leader, Betty Hausier; nu nca reixHiei, w Bookworms Review RL' 'Mnwnii" The Bookworms met last week at the home or Mrs. uucy rnci son with Mrs. Jim Thomson giv ing the review on the book 'Ha wail' written by James H. Mich Mrs. Peterson carried out the Hawaiian theme In her decora tions and the refreshments serv .j . xro WarnM Beckett Mrs. t- i n.mch Itri Ted Smith, ritnj . i .j. . Mrs. J O. Turner. Mrs. Cornett - - - Tl. Green. Mrs. Floya J ones, an. Mrs. McClintock Honored At Shower r-. vt.c.ir.tvik waa euett f honor at a nk and Hue hwer on Saturday aftern.wn. Nov. with Mr. VeJey Mar iatt at hrtr. The fuei enjori eamei nur- . . . . h.f.w,n 1(h irW't t-e- Ing wtn by Jeanne Cotllna and Sherl Harris. Mr. Marlatl aervr.i naw ini cake, beautiful!) deeorattvl, made by Mr Hasuewottd, to: Leonore lmnle. Conntj. An derfcn. Carole Andemm. Mrs IU.k Bumhke. Mr Uwrmce i...v (khrli Jeanne Collins. Shirley Nih. Sheryl Harris. Sandra Jone. Sharvn Ayer. Mary Johnston. Mm. Ray Aver, and the honoree, Mr. Mc-CUntrttk. Vicki Barratt Elected President of 4-H Uub ft., rinct mwtlne of the 4 H It Ik' W - W. p,.i..h ni.lei waa hfld on Nov. 27. We elected officers as follows: president. Vickl Barratt; aecre tary. Tanna Valentine; treasurer. Seutty Barratt: news reporter, Mark Murray. , Our 4 II club leader is um Valentine. Mark Murray, reporter Two From Here Attend Church Meetings Rev. Charlr and Sandra lUrvhman wee In N lat srk l. uttend the annunl dis trict mating of the Unrid Youth JVllvhlv This Is a fKtuu if the )oun le'ple cf Eastern (recn who rnH-t and study the mlUn ser vice At this merttnj Ihey itreaoed the need of the rhurchea uufktng togt-ther fr the mlwlon sen Ice. Mr. Kno was a counsellor for one of the iiaea held. hlttfttn CAXme-TlMCl. TauideT- PbUw 1. uo Brother Sings With Bond Local Bov Is "Ham" Operator Bazaar Set For Saturday There will be a Country' Store baraar put on by the Eplixpal Auxiliary at the church prth hail. This will be a combined luncheon and baiaar to start at non on Saturday, Pec. 3. They will have many Items for sale with a holiday pcd of all sixes of fruit cake, and Ideas for your ChrUtmas shop. The Mike Whitesmith tamUf were in Portland. Washougal and TopwnUh. Wash., over the Thanksgiving vacation li a nationwide rntrt jn kJ tv the Amerkan l'elt l i4 M-)U.Ur.s 13 t:r..1 the r.rw n '.iandsng band of whtih ui held in lvtn.it n Tue,lay rrnln. Nov, ?- the Jimmy Ck tand of Las Vega wn rf w t'lrt band. ih v,sllt fir the band U Ai.ile Goodman, bnher of Mrt iMi l Rruwn. He ha bren tinging nd plalng for a number ( 4r and he and his family n i.ve In Las Vega. The winning Jimmy Co k band lll receive UO.OiO wtMih of new i iktruments, complete wardrvte. recording contract. T' appear ance, and a nationwide tour. They a! appeared on Saturday Trom. a TV prtgram from New York last Saturday night. Mr. and Mr. Paiul Harris bod her mother. Maude Craber and aunt, Shirley MacPherson. as vis itors on Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Chaite Grotbed nd daughter. Marta of Grand view. Wah and MU Loma Mae Jones of Portland were dinner gueats at the Man-el Jones home on Thanksgiving. ttatmuiid M !. of M'. Eddie Ttt.xpe. U oft the atr ss a "hsm r'.irrst-r lie hi N-rt VkoiKinf and Iraiwrtg the ftper Slioii .r the it w )ear when he ataried with the tlub taught by Ry Smith. I'jsm.'n! m-rlv-l hl een ,.t January and wer.t on the air three c-k aja S. tar he has tlkisl to othrf oprtattir In Ida ho. California. Washington, and ta Prince George, B. C. Mrs. Peck Honored Mr TUb Flatt and Mr. Matt llugh-s were hota to a coffee hmr honoring Mr. Bud Peck at the Hughes home Ut wet-k, who recently nvned Into their new home. Guts present were: Mr. Mar hhall Iovgren. Mr. Bill Gentry. Mr, lon Ball. Mr. R. G. Wat kin. Mr. Crekton Robinson. Mr. Howard Pettyjohn. Mr. Earl Hunt, and the hotce who pre wnte.1 Mr. Peek with a money tree. Mr. Flatt and Mrs. Hughes acrved fruit cake and coffee dur ing the afternoon. Efiil AT CENTRAL MARKET PANCAKE FLOUR - 99 M W BETTY CROCKER 10 LB. BAG Reg- SUS KLEENEX. 400 slxe FACIAL TISSUES 4 FOR $0 SUNSHINE HYDROX COOKIES PKG- 29 8 ONE POUND 0c TWO POUNDS 37 $ ROME aPPLES bo$ or 2 LB. 25c 5 LB. BAG GRAPEFRUIT LARGE Navel Oranges 3) 5 USDA CHOICE OR (good) ROUNP CO STEAK lb(2 RUMP ROAST lb BOLOGNA .... I LB. PKG. 49c Featuring Now Nu Lade FRESH CHICKENS Cut-Up Non-acronlied FRYERS 49C lb. THIGHS 55C lb. 2 LBS. 7 Shopper Netted Gem POTATOES QQC in POONDS W 29c 10 POONDS LETTUCE 2 HEADS Mix or Match CARROTS TURNIPS PARSNIPS RUTABAGAS pound SUPER MARKET FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 5 for $i.oo SWANSON T. V. DINNERS Turkey. Beef. Chicken 2 F0R 99C FREE DINNERWARE Central liViar SPECIALS GOOD FOR DECEMBER 2-3 K A G WE GIVE SGrH Green Stamps rocery PHONE B-9614 HEPPNER Cole, and Mrs. momson.
