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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1960)
Httttitn GAZETTE TIMtS. Thursday. Dcmbt IS. IMP Hi. a&4 Mil Csnali Turn had as their house guests lst wc-W at their farm home. Mr and Mr, luy tslcne of Mans fir d. Ohio. Mr. Ci rtit Is re rer.tly retired manager of a J. C. Penney tor and li an unci of Mr. Turner. You get ML POM LATE CLASSIFIEDS FOit RENT mall Ue apart nienl. suliabl fur fne mshi Phone C CC73. ltfc TO CiVK AWAY half Ormsn Shrphcfd pup, S wrcks old. Phone llngtun. 3 F1S7. 41 4-lf CARD Or THANKS I wish to exi'iTk my sincere thank and appreciation to all who sent flower, card and gift and to all who visited me during mv recent atav In Pinecr Mem orial hosnltal. Special thank to the hospital staff for their kind- new. Nellie Palmer 41 c IN THE WEST'S MOST POWERFUL PREMIUM Koyal 70 Gasoline give you pure jower clean through. That's because hydrogen refining (a process Union Oil developed and owns) cleans out impurities, leaves in only hard-working octanes (100-plus, of course). You get Royal 76 at the sign of the big 76. It is pure and simply The Finest. UNION OIL COMPANY OP CALIFORNIA Long Distance Nation Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6 3111 SCHOOL MINO Wh of Dt. II SI MONDAV Ih'palunf rastrruie. (vlry ktlck. vrgrtablea. upid rtoMn rake, ml'K, ireal and but tcr Tl'KSIMY Barteued lt on buns, string brans, carrot stick, apple fciuce cake. milk. WiiD.N KsaiY Mac aronl and ihcn-, plnath. pickled beets, fruit, milk, bread and butter. TIICRSIMY Creamed turkey. pttiri, buttered ea and car rut, celery stick, cherry cob. !h-r, milk, tread and butter. KMIMY Pott soup, lello. vegetable salad, tuna fish sand wiches, fruit, cake. milk. Mr. Enrln Anderson fclrd wrM from her brother and wife. Mr. and Mr. Boyd Redding, of the birth or a son. Kerry Mason. The young m.in welched 7 lb. S ox. and was lrn Nov. 27 at Simla Monica, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Holm Cobbert and granddaughter, Julia Ann Meyer, and Mrs. Grace Wood, all of Portland are visiting a few day with Mr. and Mr. Fred Mankln. Mr. Gabbert and Mrs. Mankln'i brother and their mother Is Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Annie SmouM la visiting in rortiand lor a ween wun Mr. and Mrs. Phillips. Lexington News M listerias Take Two Thrillers from Highlanders ty DELfHA JONES Thre Links Club met at th home of Mrs. L Verne Hender son on Thurdy afternin. A retJtirt Mas irlvrn concerning the turkey dinner hePi recently anl plans for the Ixle Christmas By HEAL PENLAND Coath Clint AgeVs Mustang ,n" Wr,!.V"M. " " Lulled two more Mctorle. out K"'.:""?..;: : ' i.t by ,m.-.., n, I.v It. Ri.rna till. door prize was wn by Betty Hen derson. Those present were Cora ivii-rlriL' bv the Burn Hiland crs twice. Friday 54 to 53 and uorson. w-e "k,urliy night M to 56. Hcppne, U.rnrr. red Ma)?ke Berth Cray who Hunt. Florence McMillan and June Davldwin. Refreshments were scrvis! with the Christmas theme being carried out. AUo the room were cleverly decor ated In Christ maa Ideas through out Miss Dona Bamett has been a patient In Pioneer Memorial hos pital 1 couple of day mis wee was headed by Ron Gray who scored 42 point for th week end' idav Bih nights Bum put on a lat peril! rally that made the Hep nni-r team flcht to keen ahead Frldav nlcht the Hi landers came on with 23 points In the fourth quarter to put the Mustang be hind but were able to work SKS VTO - - - . at !ir;m'.Tn,ri"v;;;i -r "" Mu"nc distinctive . . . best describes this remarkable beer. Its refreshing good taste. Its reliable character, Olympia's flavor secret is in the care, the patience, the premium hops and grains that go into its brewing. And, most important, the one priceless ingredient that brings out the best from all the rest . . .. tflC Water Sty fit J5Sa- T m a Fa -cr" t t c t. SkC J. rKK ;-y , . K Y ? '. , fl 1 a ii . - ,, ..fflff , V- ...u,. ..v.'-.w ,...J i. W. Mki Vititon sr alwayi iwcom to Olympia Brtwing Co.. Olympia, Wuh. Oly SPECIAL! Boudoir Lamps . . . FOR MODERN DECORS . . . 18 INCHES HIGH WHITE BASKETWEAVE SHADE Gold and White ceramic base FOR EARLY AMERICAN DECORS HOBNAIL WHITE MILK GLASS BASE White textured shade with white lace ruffle charming gift for her 395 EACH 13 95 PAIR TABLE LAMPS $5.95 up FLOOR LAMPS 17.95 up CASE FURNITURE CO. MODERN Sunday The Lexington P.T.A. met on Tuesday night at the school aud itorium with the president. Glady Van Winkle presiding. Minute of the previous meet ing were read and approved. The out. Friday night things started off quletlv with both teams finding It difficult to get In shooting Hhltion In the first period. In the second stanza Heppner open ed up by getting eight more Ing were read and approved, ine - - - d bcforc Christmas program, candy and 'n's, BOUad tne Christmas pmgram, canny . scored. In the costumes were the main topic . . , of discussion and It was announ 24 pulnta with the biggest ma jority from the outside. B-th team took it eay again in the first quarter with the score toeing tied at the end of the first period 11 to 11. In the second stanza, Heppner and Burn atayed neck and neck with Burn scoring two points In the closing second to tke the lead at half time 23 to 21. The third quarter saw Heppner flchi back with the help of Tom the end of the period wa again ftcx-rses; Heppner Cleorge. Cribble. !..... !,,r,t,in 2: Walker. 3. Heppner Bum Heppner BUtdle Tibbie Green Gray Moyer Ri-scre: 9 22 13 10 8 12 SATURDAY 58 Burnt 3 Mosley 6 Wom tck 16 Lsrson 21 Merseth 9 J.irdon 11 i head by one point In the early turns iiarw r ..f ih rinat rnr!oj!. Hcnnner Heppner 11 was having It problems with Burns Sonny Blddle fouling out. who ' was helping control the back-toards. With 1:43 seconds to go In the game Gale Merseth, Burns, sunk field coil that put the Hep pner team behind by five points. Gray brought the hall down court, passed to the corner to Tibbies who sunk It. Burns tried to stall, but as the night before, in rge 10 12 15 19 M IS M will be Dec. 20th The program I g., off the conaiaieu oi m boards and Heppner gained con lion on ine I .mi oratlne of Christmas packages t ... . " . . ai nan lime jn-uuiicr u"j without the us ;"-' "8 commanding lead of thirteen is for the use In packages to be mailed most v. Refres n m e n i s if- -- h thA hosnltalltv n ,ne ln,ra q"w. new'" 1S.V JJ the Burns squad scored. In " 1 backfired with Heppner recaln first part of the period, Larry !, ,rrii h hail r.rnv Tibbies and Tom Green found, . th ball and aan gnot committee, Mrs. Cecil Jones has been con again extended Its lead with the aid of Bruce Moyer and Ron bv illness. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hunt were Pendleton visitors on Tuesday. The Lexington Christian outside. The fourth period saw things change hands fast. Burns scored ten points before the Mustangs through high school. The wxingion wn; r - s. . had h d Dar Church ennsunas proK.u... . . . ral MnsW be held next Sunday night '' "-'"" '," thp ,M: T.W v. . wn . drawlne the Heppner defense off In the closing seconds of the game Heppner was down two points when Gray brought the ball clown court and shot from about 25 feet out and got fouled, giving him a shot at the charity line. He made the shot and as Burns took the ball out the gun sounded. Saturday night Heppner was LOVELY CIITS FOB YOUR HOME Phone 6 9432 Junior Horsemen Win And Lose By NEAL PENLAND Ifnnnnnr inch Junior Horse- ornt lact wppkpnds play with the Burns junior varsity, by I again led by Gray who scored u.- nn ntr Friday nigni iu u . . ( A Kn.! Cotlir. av night 27 to 24. dKI I IDS rrom Frldav nicht the first half was d... ri..k nlt. a strueele with Heppner ""' "M,,c w,ul being behind most of the first I There is snow on the ski hill quarter and first part or tne sec- at tne pRr an(j the weatherman ond period. Eddie Howard came Js f0rcasting excellent weather off the bench to pull his Hep- for skicrs more snow in the nner teammates out In front with mountains as well as at lower him sinking three fast field cieVatIons. Rather than fight the . l .. Unnnnrtr nlcn (Tnt helD on I ,.l t , . . V. 1 1 tint 4r,lr 1 1 Q onH UUU. IIVjmiv. " " o - - I Lit 1 1 11 I I l.t tw ju.it ' I the back boards from Barney cnjov some 0f the winter sports INeisteaa. i we nave avanaDie nere in me At half time the score Stood mountains? 21 to 17 for the Junior Norse- when a skier, novice or exper men. I ienced, starts shopping for ski in thp third period, Heppner PnuiDment. he will find the sup- again started its attack with ply plentiful as well as varied Howard again leading it. Hep-1 and may have difficulty deciding pner extended its lead more DUt wnat to buy. Five Items are i tv,a f nni etanra rieuuii--i K"' nurcssarv ror rccrcaiionai aisi- roiiv that the Burns teamlinfT. U? a . - l - - o i 1 - , All OI TOP I Tfniv rl,,Kta nn ct T 1 1 f T 1 O fl . was unaDie 10 ai"f " I v-iwuin. w . - - ... Heppner boys got the range and double laced with heavy stiff many points were scored ai me i soies. various types 01 sirayt, free throw line. I are optional but not necessary. Saturday night Heppner got prices start at about $8.00 for squeezed out by three points, children's, and $ii.uu ior aauns . ijnr ctartofi thp first auarter cuis solid hickory Is good, ,,t rooi fact hut In the last three hut laminated is best. Steel -i,io iinrmtinp started a drylpHrros arp vcrv imDortant but spell and could only come uplnot necessary. Plastic base-wax with 11 points compared to the on the bottoms is very durable 13 scored in the lirsi penou. iand can De appnea at nuiue, worn havine a I i,,,t iwnnor hasp is simDlest and ll.-CII10 t, n l ,uv4v. . rough time finding the range cheapest. The proper length of and in the last half there were skis depends primaiily upon the it 1 -.-x I . . J 1 1st n U many long dry spens wnen users weigni ana icg ic-usm, baskets were scored. not their height. For a child up Nat Webb led the team Sat- t0 about ioo lbs. a 36" to 48" nrrtav riieht with 8 points and ski is usually adequate. Adults J T . i.t. o I -i-1 nti nt rv 1 Woodfin led Burns wun o. up to lu ids. do iu o f . Tht u-ppkend Heppner will from 120 to 140 lbs. 6' 0" to ...i.u u inhn nv JV's I fi' Q". from 140 to 160 lbs. 6 9 tangle wun ine jjn,, - - , - t , nn ThP home court. to 7- 3", from 160 to 190 bs - 7 3 tO 7 b . AQUll Ufgllllicia an Hprtiict 12" from the above . i fo, lengths for the first year, after josepn .ook.. ------ ... fhl, sueCreste lengths ".U" a hrhome should be used. Prices start at town. Mr. Cook has neen u- s-. n i i -nnmA ranin i d I uiiik vi lilt; ni iuij --w from about 25 feet out With 20 seconds to go, Moyer picked off a inlander pass and with 5 seconds left. Gray shot again to put Heppner one point ahead with Green going to the charity line to sink his first one but missing the wcond one as the clock ran out. This weekend. Heppner will host the Grant Union Prospec tors from John Day for a two night stand. FRIDAY Heppner 54 Burns S3 Biddle 8 Mosley 11 Tibbies 7 Womack 9 Green 8 Larson 18 Gray 18 Merseth 8 Moyer 13 Clark 2 V . s It W JL No fear or anxiety for you. Onl a hlah dimtl of pleasure. This is your assur ance when you deal with us. May we provs this? HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Falcon Thunderblrd May & Main Streets PH. 6-9152, 8-9153 The director of the N. Y. Zo- nlofrlrnl Park rpnort that elephants pay very little at tention to mice. The exper- Ipnpp rr fhpir taff nhcnlntnlv contradicts that plcnhants are afraid of mice. !EiVEY'S JrSAiia..:J . :-?"' - Still plenty of Christmas gifts at Penney's...ot important Penney savings... But hurry I JOST 8 SHOPPING DAYS LEFT! A f $ i 4 on Balm Fork. COLE'S Electric Motor Shop S. W. 23 Tutullla Bd. Pendleton vices for attaching the boot to thP ski. Anv tvpe of simple safe ty binding that will release in a fall that exerts a bacKwara and 'or rotary action on the users leg and ankle. They may be a little inconvenient for the novice. hut thpv do provide excellent insurance against leg injuries. Ski poles Steel is tougher ana j.,.v.l.-i tViir, nlnminnm. I mie nutauit nit.. , " " x t r,rrth chnnM hp about half- . t,,... . - 1 fwav between the waist ana ine shoulder of the user. Prices start at $3.50. The novice is hard on equip ment, especially skis and It Is suggested that Inexpensive equipment be purchased for the beginners and if the sport proves interesting, the more expensive npes be purchased at a later date. .M'.xi cart- arm MUidc equipment will be discussed. Pima Cotton Dress Shirts 325 men's sizes 14 to 17 (31 to 36) Ppnnpv's Tnwncraft has n short point fused collar, bar rel cuffs . . . looks prpar everywhere. Lustrous pima is carefully tailored, San forized, too! FOR HIM Men's Ties 4 00 JL Brushed Nylon Sport Shirts 398 Embossed Cotton Pajamas . 298 FOR THE HOME Rayon Blankets goo GIFT Towel Sets 298 GIFT Pillow Case Sets 98 1 Double-Loop Seamless Sheers 98c sizes 8V2 to 11 Double-loops give double protection against runs! If one thread runs, the other remains intact! Delightful micro-mesh sheers in fav orite neutral tones. FOR HER Nylon Slips g98 Fancv Nylon Panties 98c Quilted Nylon Robes 995 FOR THE GIRL Blow up Bouffant Slips 28 Panties 39c Orion Bulky Sweaters 49s 1 Ph. CB 6-7761 of 1 &.i until then, ski heii. Pemvey's For your Shopping con 1 venience we will stay 1 1 open December 16. 17, and 23rd till $:00 p.m. ss 7 13
