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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1960)
xcrma cAirrn nuiu tai. ei im I Church Christmos Programs bcncauica Additional Social and Club News Eastern Star Going Away Party For Wells The Et-rn Star had Of'r uUr butnrm meeting At the Ma sonic hull, Ftldy evening. J 9. After the bulneii mertlng the officer honored Mr. and Mr. Tom Well with rlng wy prty. Lovely refreshment were served and gift was prrw-ntrd to Mr. nd Mr. Wells. The Wells Are moving to the Vanrouvrr rc sun to make their home. Duplicate Club Has Christmas Partv The PuplVte bridge m4'J l the Vlk flub for lh-lr nnul ChrUtmA pny. The cupe ).Ki a M ti.t dinner n l later wvcr.l cmf 4 h-fft board And bridge were played. Gurtti prrwnt were: Mr. and Mm. Gordon Pratt. Mr. nd Mr. Iirk Madf. Mr. and Mr. L. F. IWk, Mr. an.1 Mr. I-V-rr,f VAn M-rtrr. Mr. d Mr Con Icy Linhm. Mr. and Mr. Lowell Cribble. Mr. And Mr. C. V. Me Quarrle and lr. And Mr. W. H. Wolff. ft BEST THINGS ARE WELL PLANNED . . . mi-"- ft ' - I I. jr Anything from a backyard barbecue to o trip to Europe takes good planning II It U to be com- pletely succeisfuL When It cornea to Insurance, whether It be on our furniture, car. boat or home. It should be planned to gle maximum protection with min imum cost. See ui for a well-planned Insurance program. TURNER, VAN MARTER Cr BRYANT INSURANCE AGENCY 183 N. MAIN PHONE 6 9652 The Atwmuiy of Gd chuKh will h"ll their ChrUtma pro rm on Friday, D 23 brfiin ...... .t t-v n m kt the church. The i-rograrn will he i retMed ,y m thiiuren ana wu t.iav. Alw f'Atured uiH )k a thirty minute c"rrd fUm 'ThrUtmai In U-ng Kung The Oumh ot the .Narr-n nniioun.f their Chrltmt pro-,-rim -hedulJ fr Sunday eve tilntr. !. Is- trtP2 at 7 M TtiU rojTam t held In K,f jMtvuthDjy Ad vent tit thurrh and v-0o'' l v,,,1 In atu nd. The Valhy Luihrrr.n church will prvsi-rit their annual Christ rn.i I'rofram n Sunday. Dec. 18, MjrllnB at 6:00 p.m. at the Valby cl.urvh. Tlie H'ile Lutheran church will have thfir program on Sun day. !, hut It will bcnln at 7.30 p m. at the He church In llrppner. 15ih churches will present the i roj-ram "Nw Sing We." a por ..i ll (.f hvmns from various ciurilties depleting the Christ-nu-i Story. Also at the Hoie Lutheran church on Sunday, there will be a business meeting after the miirnlng worship nerviees, at which time there will be an election of officers and passing of the budget. Kcv. Itydgren states that the Stewardship dinner held in lone ltKt week was well attended, de. spile 'he weather, with over 120 p?oplc present. Christmas Pinochle Party Held at Gardner Home Mrs. LcRoy Gardner's home was the scene of a pinochle Christmas party on Monday, Dec. 12. There were two tables In play and later the guests exchanged Christmas gifts brought by everyone. fr Gardner served an un usual and delicious dessert of egfjnog pie with whipping cream and coffee to: Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mrs. Riley Munkers, Mrs. Jack Van Winkle, Mrs. Bud Collins, Mrs. Merritt Gray, Mrs. Haskell Sharrard, Mrs. Glenn Smith, and Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn. " ,MM HIIIIHIIIIIIimilllllltlllllllllMlMI Pillsbury or Betty Crocker Cake Mixes JIFFY SPICE BROWNIE MIX 3 pkgs. 25c 178 W. Willow HOME OWNED Phone G-9922 THOMAS S. and MILDRED HOWELL - 3 for 89c ALBER'S FLAPJACK MIX 4 lbs. 45c 10 lbs. 99c i 6-oz can 1 99c I PENNANT PRESERVES 2 for 69c 20 ox. Jar sonny boy Blscfialek S5yfUIIP Large Package 3 for IBC 2 for 75C FROZEN FOODS MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 6 ox. 2 for 45c 12 ox. 2 for 89c PRODUCE j Large Navel ! ORANGES, 2 lbs. 29c LETTUCE head 19c i CABBAGE lb. 5c j IMIHHIMIIWMM'""' IMMIMtlMtMIMHHMIHIIIW We Give Gold Bond Stamps Dolly Savings Are the Pennies That Count Renegers Served Flaming Dessert At Bridge Party The Rrnef-r met Wednrtday nlht at the home of Mr. IVJdle aunderon. iho enterulned with two tAble of tifld.e. Iflu-A for th winner were given to Mr. Gurdon FrAtt. high; Mr. BUI Lath art. second high; And Mr. Pick Mcadur. low. Mr. Gundern kerved an un-Uhu-I and tavy de-it-rt, flaming cream, and coffee to Mr. La Wrne VAn M-rter. Mr. Win. BarrAtt. Mr. Jim Norene, Mr. CrcKton ItobinMin. Mr. James FArley. Mr. Fr-tt. Mr. Ubhart. and Mrs. McaJor. Club member will hold a ChrUtmat party lt-r thU month with an evening dinner party. Gift Wrapping Tips Demonstrated At Club Meeting The Beta Omega Chapter of Fpsllon Sigma Alpha met at the home of Mr. Delmar Buschke In itennner. with Mrs. Gordon White as co-hostess, D-c. 7. Mrs. Charles Doherty and Mrs. Sam Crawford dlsniaved gifts they had wrapped for Christmas. They gave demonstrations ana ups 10 the members on how to gift wrap. On December 10. the members nrwl hushands of Beta Omega chapter of Fpsllon Slfima Alpha went to the mountains for Christmas trees. The trees are on sale at Mrs. Harold Snider s in lone and Mrs. Eldon Padberg's In Lexington. Justice and Municipal Court notvln Orville Matteson, com bination overload, fined $54.00. Joe Elsworth Wright, combina tion overload, fined $56.00. Dallas Albert Rea. injuring and removing hichway signs, fined $10.00 and $18.00 damages to the State Highway Department Guv Lowell Arbocast, on live stock transportation certificate, ':ncd $5.00. Donald Arthur Towr.send, fail ure to drive on right half of highway, fined $15.00. Donald James Mills, failure to stop at stop sign, fined $15.00. Donald Edwin Turner, viola tlon of basic rule, fined $25.00. Fred R. Lynch, drink and dis orderly, fined $30.00. HOSPITAL NEWS Rudy Rhode. Klmus; Sam F-tcb, lone; VeU Kilkenny. H-j.j..,t; T-mmy Shotdctall. Klnjua; Edith De M, Print vllle; Audlne iu-rrum. Hep. pner. dl-mUed; Kathryn Fau. crtt. Klnrua. dlmied; Donna Harnett. Lelngton, dlmied; Jack SmlWy. Klrorua; UR Leather. KirauA; Pebra Yoccm, Leintoa To Mr. and Mm Jo llaualef. a 9 pound 4' itf.eua 1J. ounce daufihter. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Mr. ood Mi. K-rrr iog were In Pvrtlani lat wek ta king Mf. Judy TVttieben. Irft by pU'-e t j hu i.flnd kiiineJ In Lihr"f. BUI Labhait orwt Chit. were In Monmouth lat week I the home i.f Mr. and M Henry Tett Ed Brown of Redlands. Calif. passed away last Thursday of! a heart attack. Mr. Brown leaves , one son, Edward and sisters, Mollie and Carl Brown, Clara Fudge, Minnie Evans, Emma Taylor, all of Redlands. , Particular 'f fo-1 PoopU ... V CftcC o'- 1 Prompt v j( . -rTvT--'..) Service vrA 'f '' y J''' Always 0 mn work HMDER RIDERS I Because they ride easier they last longer, too. They take better care of payloads and they make a long day's work a lot more pleasant for the driver. All that-primarily because of Independent Front Suspension (I F S ). If you think it's stretching a point to attribute that many advan tages to a suspension system, you haven't driven a new Chevy with I F S Take the wheel and feel its road-leveling ride, its almost total absence of shimmy and wheel fight, its ease of steering even in the big rigs. Spend hours behind the wheel and you're not nearly as tired. You're not and neither is the truck. That Independent suspension soaks Uplhe worst shock and vibration-the kind that can twist sheet metal and loosen joints and increase your maintenance costs. That's why Chevy trucks keep on working and saving for extra thousands of miles. 1A l-bctm typ. Irani ill. A stiff-beam design that trans mits road shock right through th truck. Chy Independent Front Suspension. Wheels fle inde pendently, minimise body wear and tear. u. 1 .. K J - . . -1 , a a . t i m ? & MfAVMi sqJ K . ..." v --. J..J See the new Chevrolet and Corvair 95 trucks at your heat authorized Chevrolet eaeg Fulleton Chevrolet Company Mot 4 Main SU lon 6-9351 Heppner, Ore. tlHtlWtHMHUIIHMIIII
