Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 15, 1960, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text, i r . - in lone Community News By LORRAINE I ALL Dote to fUmaa.b- IW. 15 Arnica Club t the hum tif Mr. Pete Cannon. IVc. 15 3 Unk Club at the hem of Mr. Paul fvmiohn. Dec. 1$ Home Ec. at Mable King'. l-c. 16 lone va. Si. Joseph t there . lc. 17 Ion v. Arlington ihcrel. Dec. IS Valby Lutheran Sunday School program at 6:00 p.m. Dec. 18 Noon potluck at Grange hall Mlowrd ty legu- af ItWrtlf'ijf. Irv, 13 Cwnmur.ity Church ChrUtma program i C D rn Ivc. 22 School Chrutma program. lc. 23 SihtK. out for ChrUtma vacation. i.iwn triw --!i the luuia 7;i) f p rn, Mani.1 Jennen f IVrlUi.J U lure lu ll inj father. Cut Ji-ntifct-n, Mr. A, II, .M-ilik I lnme f-m l!e Ii.tejual In Heppner writ re !u fen !:i: I pa- HtrtXin CAirTTZTIMtS. Thutadoy. Dcmbr II, 1K0 Mr LwU Ball and Wayne - In pVttdlelon hoii.n on Dec. 20 Otristma party, !oi ticnt due to surgery Legion auxiliary. U-turn hail, tt p m. The ChrUtmaa program Hill ! held at the Community church Doc. 18 at C:30 pm. Immediately following the program the youth; will have a caroling parly about: IJ !!! Kim-aiJ, n of Mr. t;H r,v MiUrr. U spending a 10 d..y furlough with r.U mother an! t ihcr relative, since com-pK-tini hi baK" training at LatkUnd Air Furc Base. Tex... The Extern Star ChrUtma aale held at the lU-Ukah hall HEAVENLY 1 '.'ft w wy W i FOR CHRISTMAS PRINCE MATCHA8EUJ PURSE PERFUMES 3.00 EACH REVLON MANICURE SETS Bat root remover, cuticle eiL and iplemDU 3.50 V? REVLON iMPLEMENT SETS Lifetime guarantee 550 up PRINCE MATCH A BELLI GUEST SOAP la Apothecary Jar 2.50 PRINCE MATCHABELLI , Cologne Collections Six popular fragrancea 3.75 WIN 10o GOLD BOND STAMPS. THEY'LL BE GIVEN AWAY EACH HOUR ALL DAY FRI. Cr SAT., DEC. 16-17, 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. 10 LUCKY WINNERS EACH DAY! ! Closest person to alarm, WINS MUSIC BOXES $2.95' 59.95 For th different gift! court: street - Market - St lit': l T rr. I at 1 L - -Ifi "1 Phone 6-9643 PRICES FOR DECEMBER 16-17 Free Parking ORANGES 4QC 56 SIZE 4 LBS. GRAPEFRUIT CELERY 8 LB. BAG PINK OR WHITE 8C LB- 57c BETTY CROCKER BISCUITS TUBES 15( PILLSBUR7 FLOUR 1.99 25 LBS. HEINZ VEGETARIAN 16 OZ. BEANS 4 for 49 c PILLSBURT PIE CRUST MIX 15 C PKG. SCHILLING COFFEE 2 LB. CAN $ 1.27 HEINZ SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO 4 For SAUCE 4AC PORTLAND ROSE BACON 59c lb. HIMflllllllflimiimillMltlltltlltltriltlllllinilltltlllllllltlMllltllMtllltltlllllllllllMMIIIIIIlllllMIIHttllllMf i 1 J t-- . tt - j 1 v ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM STEWING HENS 39 C LB. NNMIHHIHIMUNIMnN I MtMMIIHt IMMMUW HWHItllNI I IIIMIMHM IMtMII tHttHIt I tHIMHM tlMaM w a real aucwaa. Many lonely ami uftcful artu-Ira wrr on a!e Sam I !rb I a patient In the Pioneer MmorUI :! m Urt he Ma taken rrl4y eeiiirg lae Id artlou. Ulne.. Suum lKinUnA S " : " r"n M..Uy . i - liir i--ai ail i na i lctiorme,i tn umiy una l I,,, tMj!t c . - " " l.rance acatn wUhea la rrj.rt Mr, f;.tetia rvn.Hu..n aa yr.n.t, bu.lien uhi' i7 snnounre ,f!f rrcular lmprxe4. Mft larU.ii ak a m,. i r ern rtwtlng U be hunjjy, Mr. an.l Mm, IXMt Munkera anj ta jSjkane Wa.h andtniai i 11 A naan lJ'k dinner family -f llepprwr apent the ee ha. Mr. an4 Mr, 'bmit r.ril : ,'rcrrv1 rnwtmg anj nine ulth Mr. anJ lr. lk.n Ball rr,UmM ,0 K,e ,n ij Hirutma. program. on Frhlay. Mra. Walter Corlev anJ l . " kh " Kve a A large crowd cn). r the aun. Willum wt.-f... ... ., ... buhday party December 9. for tH-r and euncfeal at the Commu-U-nl the e.k end In FnieVwuII hrr on ho "-,fm ii i,.., - jh. wiin air. nJ sin n..n.ii v I ' - ... i. ...nw nn and Mra. Frsl .NVU.n allowed I and family ''' were kerved to the following their alhlea cf their trip through Barbara Mchola fhP'oun ffuei: Neil. Tommy and I.uroiHv weekend wt.h ruin'J Lit f frawford. ChrU DeSpaln. Mr. and Mra, L. L. How ton of Und. uimmy ikyje. Paul Peterton, Hcrmlkton were over for the! ,r ni ,.. .. t . Philip Carlaon and John Blet- Mr. and Mr, Fred Jmklnon t4 . ' ' V . - Mr 'nd Mr Dav1J Bkcr at- Crn. Wah iter of Mr. ...."' 7 Z " renjea a runeral In Pendleton llerhal Town-nd. aprat Frtday ! . home wi,n h' Pma. Tut-aday for a former teacher and Saturday wlih Mr. and Mm MewardKhlp dinner n Mra. Baker'a. Tow-naend and family. Sunday F" ,nai,d Sunday evening at I The Topic Club met at the dinner guest of the Towncndl in" cafeteria. Around 100 home or Mra. David Baker. Dec. irueua were aened. Mr. Harlan Ir Norman Nelaon and Mr. McCurdy cf Hepnner wai In Paul Tew were co haste. The charge of the dinner for Hope regular buslneaa meeting wai Lutheran and Mr. Ben Ander- nelJ. followed by a prvgram. n wa In charge for Valbv Lu. Mr. Nelaon and Mr. Tew pve theran. TJie guet ajvaker for vefy Informative talk on The the evening waa Rev. W. t Foreign School Svstema. i ti'CQ or Kinmanui'l LuUteran. I'mstllla Oregon and Ttnn5pn, I'mattlla, Slew a.t. Karl D Oregon. All four drpartisl frum Furt. lh. ui. Nmv. ,a ),-( It flight fr Lackland A IB. Teaa where thry will rtx-eive their baie training, prior to toe ing aligned to a tnhnlcal train ing center. were Mr. and Mr, William Campbell. Ilermlaton. Mr. and Mr. Harold Townaend, llerml ton. and Mr. and Mr. Francta Danbnck of St. Paul. Minn Fred Siefanl and Frank Ken dall of Can by. Ore., were visitor at the home of Mr. and Mr. A. E. Stefanl. Sr.. last week. Freddie and Kddle Sherman of lleppner ent the week end with their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Don BalL Mrs. Ball's brother spent Saturday night and Sunday with them. Mr. and Mr. Harold Snider were In Portland a few day last week to see Mrs. Henry Smith. and to do some shopping. They reported that Mr. Smith Is much Improved since her recent sur gery. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sherer had as their dinner guests Saturday evening Mr. and McKlnney and Mr, vln McCabe. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn went to Portland on Monday, re turning on Tuesday. Mrs. Joe Gaarsland and Mrs. Bill Nichols of Lexington mo tored to Tcndleton Friday to bring Mr. Gaarsland home from the hospital. John Jcpsen Is in Portland on business for a few days. Among those shopping In Her miston Thursday were Mrs. E. W. Bristow, Mrs. Ida Grablll, Mrs. Hazel Wiles, Mrs. Lewis Ball and Mrs. Don Ball. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker were dinner guests of their son, Ron ald Baker and family In Hermls- at Walla Walla. HI address wa In U. S Air Force on Stewardahla I . a lT rorc u-hiu in . ... Announcement ha been made While In Portland for the Ik., c. h .. - .. and'MrM i? J? f' " and Mr. E. M. Baker. Dent the Un-.w. ......... - iiiiuuiivuu ui ic tutiuwiiiK men iiu mi, mii-ifrnm Kndrn Ormcnn nUIu P - - - a v. j a-x weekend with Mr. ry Oslbov and family. On Sun day, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oslbova were: Mr. and Mr. David Raskins, Mr. and Mr. Alan Roberts and families and Mr. and Mrs. Baker. Mr. and Mra. Baker returned to lone on Tuesday. The December meeting of the Jr. Auxiliary was held at the Mrs. Leland home of Mrs. Delmar Crawford, and Mr. Al- "iter the group had motored to Heppner to attend the show. The Christmas party was held and the members had an exchange of gifts. Ott. Heppner. Orecon. Elll E. Ball. lone, Oregon, Ronald D. , FARMERS! AdrertUa Tour by uaa cf Bualneaa tha New Farm Checks Let merchant and other know the source of the money wing spent in their establishment Um tha New Personalised Farm Checks Now available at Find Nat. lonal Bank or Bank of Eastern Oregon. Heppner or lone liranche Morrow County Wheat Growers Asm. "Whenever you write a check. writ a Farm check" Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERT TUESDAT 12 NOON On U. S. Highway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Res. Hermlstoa JO 7-3111 JO 7-66SS Hermlston. Oregon Frank Wink & Sons Owner Don Wink. Mgr. SAFE DRIVER? Most people are... and as such, you are entitled to a better rate when it comes to your automobile insurance. Get the details. No obligation in a call. C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 8-8635 HEPPNER. OREGON BOX 11 WILSON'S WE'RE OPEN FRI. Cr SAT. EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P. M., THROUGH FRI., DEC. 23. SPECIALS!!! CORDUROY SPORT JACKETS CHECK PATTERNS your choice of gold or green Sizes 38, 39 & 40 Regular or long length Reg. $19.95 NOW $ 12 50 Tapered Cord pants in match ing colors. $5.95 and $6.95 SLACKS SLACKS - SLACKS 25 off OUR COMPLETE LINE of Day's, Pendleton, and Michael Sterns slacks. Size 28 to 42 waist Includes worsteds, wool flannels, gabardines, twists, pin cords, wash-n-wears and other wonder ful fabrics! LADIES' WOOL SKIRTS Our entire stock priced low! Kandel's 4 Pendleton' Reg. S14.95 Now $10.00 Heg. S12.9S Now S8.50 Reg. S10.95 Now S7.S5 Sizei in 13 v We still have a very good selection of KANDEL and PENDLETON sweaters for both men and women from S3.95 to $27.50. Choose Slippers For Him Leather Romeo' Moccasin Styles Deerskin Glov-Mocs Washable Corduroy $3.95 to $8.95 SUITS HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF SUITS; NEWEST STYLES AND FABRICS $60.00 to $72.50 STILL HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF SUITS IN OUR SALE GROUP PRICED AT U ' l PRACTICAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS SAMSON ITE LUGGAGE $14.95 up WALLETS $3.50 to $7.50 PENDLETON JACKETS for both him & her . .. $17.50 CERAMIC POCKET PARKERS .. $2.50 LADIES BLOUSES $3.95 to $5.95 HYER BOOTS $31.50 up GIFT CERTIFICATES IN ANT AMOUNT Wilson's Men's Wear Tha Stora of Personal Serrlc 193 N. Main Phone 6-3128 49" BONELESS PORK ROASTS 63c LB $27.50 SIZES 37 TO 40 16 OZ.