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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1961)
Calendar of Event Cos torn Itat. Udg hlL 1.00 P. BW CtU feout toaqust, tzlx build Uta. StM p. M. tATUBDAT. Pob. tS llockbeuisd. old library build 7i3a p. m. MONDAY. Pen. V Chamber et Coaunorca, Wooa wtNi noon. V oiler balL school cym. 7i30 pja. WIDRUDAT, fob, M Degree of Honor, lode bail. ;00 TKUR3DAT. March 1 toroptunUt Waaoa Wheel, Ladies night. Elks dials room. 1:00 p. en. Cantata ptactlre. high schooL :l p. m. Soroptimists Send Bulbs To Patients Members of th Soroptlmist jlub potted, wrapped and de livered 9 tulip and hyacinth bulba to the nursing home pat ients at the hospital for valen tines day. Each of the potted bulba had a valentine message from the Soroptlmist members. Mrs. Theta Stratton assisted with the delivery of the bulbs. Lovelle Dick donated the pots and helped with selecting pa per and ribbon for wrapping. whatever the Weather RebckoKs To Serve Odd Fellows Dinner Sans Soucl Rebkh lx! met ftUay evening with S3 members erd two 11 tor r-frxnt. flans were md foe the ft. bvkaU W tenre tN d.i.iwr at the Odd Frlltfwa runvemusn fic Saturday rdtfht Ala cards were CAUL 1 1224 et KM 10 trmjOBM Reception ond Initiation of Mew Members Main High-Lights of Rainbow Meeting ml J - " Ruth Aiembly .No. 80 Order , flkpt. fnm Arlington. wnui n, , h members who are Deputy It tne uroer w i jj Girl In Oregon, ... At the clae merllng, Sandra Jone past Grand Rrp. McD,, a Sur.Wara Iodfie . T T. i. llermtston. prrscr.uM a i-unt Judy On hrll 1 and Durt M (a g. Sour! for the hrlp Altha l..t Grand Choir members i k h gjvfn hem tm he wimv irrwiileti Mrs. Kirk with a girt Mr. and Mrs. Olivet .Crwtck. p, Unk club met at Worthy Matron ana vonny h(m Mrm. rt.nk E. Park ronButhCAapaM wrnl Mond.y evening with If iniiwurr . "" members attending .. ... J A report on the recent card Summertime and Patriot by " -V T nr. Or&hwln lerson won high In bridge, Melba A sklt-Cannlbal King, an ,r Iglnal by Clnny Moore. Tarn Co- Chie'l.,CJS JUrtJh -T.-.H -... -r, door prize at the card party. WtVil mi van t-' w I " . An addenda presenting a bou- After the business meeting the nuet f nlnk roaebuds and elft I evening waa spent playing pin from Ruth Assembly was given ochle. Ruth Bergstrom was high, by Sherrle OUon. Dlann Warren. Helen Kruger. low and Mary Bernlc Thomson. Dlann Fulle- MCMunry won ui Viu. ton. Brenda Youne. and Diane The next meeting pUce will Sunday Breakfast A Sunday morning breakftst was srned at the La Verne Van Msrter home to several Elks and ihclr wives wha had attended th annual here en Saturday. Mi. Van Mrtef scned waf fles, ssuisge. and hm to Mr. ntttntn aAirrri; timci. nursdoY. rsbruarf as. mi Mr. and Mr. Ralph Thompsaa had as houe gens last wek end. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mxre of Pendleton, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uuh of Enterprise, Buth of the Ralnbuw foe Cirta gave a reception February 30 at the Munlc Hall in honor of Mar lene Griffin, Grand Representa tive to the state of Florida. Marlene waa Introduced and escorted to the EaL Marlene gave an Interesting talk about her correspondence with a girl In Florida comparing Oregon aa sembltes with assemblies In Flor ida. Other grsnd officer Intro duced and escorted to the East were Mtu Phyllis Thornhtll. Grand Representative to the State of Kentucky. Mrs. Ruby Many Winners At Annual Card Party WATCHES 4 .waterproof" dustproof I are JpmhiJm. Of curat j Bala. it or mow ... papring raqnlrW. (or Ikata raogd watch on nglaMree' to parforoi ta tplla of n rlflon of ---O wvaUisr. n dkXJ . SEA MATS The gala event of the year was the Elks annual and ladles card party held at the Catholic parish hall Saturday afternoon. The room was attractively dec orated with hearts and cupldi depicting the Valentine season The Elks officers and trustees wive Mrs. W. II. Wolff. Mr. Harley Young. Mr. Everett Keithley. Mr. Leroy Gardner, Mr. Kemp Dick. Mrs. Bob Flstt, Mrs. Pat O'Brien. .Mrs. Harlan McCurdy. Mrs, Glen Ward. Mr. LaVerne Van Marter. Mr. Jack Van Winkle, Mr. Ray Ferguson, and Mrs. Milton Morgan had charge of the card party, as slstlng about the rooms and serving coffee, tea, and cookies to br'd and pinochle players throughout the afternoon. Several of the out-of-town guests were entertained In the lovely tea room at the parish hall. Approximately 12S people took part In the afternoon pro gram and prizes were awarded the winners. High in bridge went to Mrs. Ed Dick, second to Mrs. Floyd Worden, and low to Mrs. Harriet HasBrueck of Milton Freewater. The winners in pin ochle were Mrs. Gerald Rea, high; Mrs. Charles Beckett, sec ond; and Mrs. Van Hubbard, low. This year, another new attrac tion was added with the award ing of five door prizes to Mrs. Schaffltz. Immediately following the pro gram refreshment were served. During the meeting preceding the reception Vlckl Krelmeyer, Teresa Munkers, Leora Van Winkle, and Ksthy Melby were Initiated Into the Order of the Rainbow for Girl. Board member for the Order of Rainbow for Clrl are Mrs. Don Turner. Mr. Paul Webb, Mrs. Roy Quackenbush, Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. Inez Huff man, Mrs. Lewis Halvorson, lone, Dr. E. K. Schaffltz and Paul Jones. I be announced later. ctmplrs were here to attend the and Mr. Wsrren Randali. Stste Cka annual gathcrl.-;. prriS.lrnt itf Oren FlkS of Al- " bany, Frank Wheeler, fourth vice president of Burns and Clarence , 1 1 In. distrtii deputy of Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Rrown. ! Mr. snd Mrs Gene Hsrover, Mr. j and Mr. Harold Hcndrliks. Mr. ! and Mr. John Roue, Mr. and Mrs, i John William all of Pendleton, Mr. and Mr. Wie Cruse, Os wego, and from Heppner. Mr. and Mr. Harlan McCurdy, Jr. Mr. and Mr. Leroy Gardner, and Mrs. Conley Lanham. Mr. and Mi. HarUy Yeunf were In IVrtlsr.l recently at tending a meeting snd also vis. Ited Mr. Ray Smith. fTiner resi dent cf llepj r.er. Pole McMurtif was In Port Und on tmslncMi the first of the Meeting Date Set An Interesting program Is In store fur those who want to lesrn more of the art of faceting. Mr. Lee Dudeck, Pendleton, will be the guest speaker at the Gem snd Mineral Society meeting this Saturday at 7:30 p. m. at the old library building. Rock Hounds and all others who are Interested in this fas cinating hobby are Invited. PUBLIC CARD PARTY Sponsored by O.C S. SOCIAL CLUB SATURDAY, FEB. 25 1:00 P. M. MASONIC HALL, I0NE 75c per person Mrs. McMurtry Degree Treasurer The Degree of Honor Lodge! met Tuesday evening in thei Christian church basement with 23 members present and one guest. Mrs. Clayton Sweek. Mrs. Pete McMurtry was elec ted to fill the vacancy of treas urer which was held by Mrs. Mary Brynt. The Valentine motif was car ried out In the decorations and the tea table. Mrs. Bill Farra showed elides taken at the Pendleton Degree of Honor meeting. The next meetlner will be Feb. Marshall Lovgren, Mrs. Orville 28 at the Lodee hall with Mrs. Cutsforth, Mrs. Bud Springer, py casebeer and Mrs. Lucille Mrs. tiaine ueorge, ana Mrs. p.rrUh n th hnsrssM. Gay Harshman. Mrs. Van SAarter Serves Crab Louie Following the meeting, Mrs. Gladys Connor and Mrs. Ed Gonty served refreshments to the members. . Mrs. Munkers Feted TVia DiMAitAra rvsfr rrifV oe I Wednesday night at the LaVern At HOUSeWarming 7on Mnriar hrtmn with thron I v is at,li " , . mi i tables of bridge in play. m."J""' T,o Pill l.kh.rt mn VIctVi auiiiucu .rniurauojf cvcii- "& 1 1 ...1.1. i . Jim Farlv w tow. and Mrs. "'8 V1- Kup 01 inenas Frank Hamlin won the special arrived armed with cards, tables, , and refreshments and enjoyed r,o .nwin. hri. an evening of pinochle and visit- the delicious crab louie served !n Munkers at her new by Mrs. Van Marter were Mrs. Wm. Collins, Mrs. Jim Norene, home. Guests were Mrs. Haskell Shar- Mrs. Elaine George, Mrs. Gene ' Caries Collins Mrs. OtW Hamilton Wafhrproofi from 139.95 rYiWoW sW k rtowrf U tpmii "Something from the Jeweler's Is Always Something Special. Peterson's Jewelers We Give SSH Green Stamps Store Hours 9 to 6 Hall, Mrs. Eddie Gunderson, Mrs. Dick Meador, Mrs. Bill Blake, and Mrs. Bill Barratt. Archie Padberg Honored With Surprise Dinner Merritt Gray, Mrs. Howard Petty- John, Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mrs. Le roy Gardner, Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mrs. Harold Laird, Mrs. Don Bel- lenbrock, and Mrs. John Bergs- strom. Nine Tricks Meet Mrs. Dick Wilkinson was host for the Nine Tricks bridge club The Archie Padberg home was at her home on Thursday. the scene of a dinner party She entertained two tables of Thursday evening when Mrs. bridge and served a raspberry Padberg entertained with a sur chiffon dessert and coffee to Mrs. prise party honoring her hus- Robert Abrams, Mrs. Bruce Spen- band's birthday. cer, Mrs. W. H. Wolff, Mrs. How- Attending the family get-to- ard Bryant, Mrs. Bill Seiwert, gether were Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Mrs. Charles Collins, and Mrs. Nash, Prudy Casebeer and Mary Harold Laird. tveiyn 'lucker an or weppner; Mrs. Snpncpr won hvh M a j w r m j m. . i or I inr. ana nus. jauon i uunw anu Abrams received low. family, lone; and Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg, Lexington. A New spring hair style Created for you in an A-l shop with A-l op erators doing A-l work I CALL 6-9603 for any of these expert stylists! DOT. GLENDA, JEAN OB LOIS LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP r n Noon Luncheon Honors Guests Mr. and Mrs. Harlan McCurdy, Jr., had a noon luncheon on Saturday in honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Randall of Albany, State president of the Oregon Elks. Other guests present were, Mr. and Mrs. Bernle Urlle, Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Wrex Cruse, Os wego, Frank Wheeler, Burns, Clarence Hale, Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. John Rose, Pendleton, and Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter. BUSINESS -MACHINE SERVICE Office Supplies, Office Equip. ment Business Machine. IN HEPPNER lit & 3rd Week of Every Month DON BALL. Serr. Dept. 120 Main St. Hennlstoa Phone JO 7-5114 WS GIVC GREEN STAMPS OR CHINAWARE COUPONS MARKET SPECIALS FOR FEB. 24-25 Hurry la and stock up on all the family's favorites I Velveeta Cheese 2 lb. loaf BETTY CROCKER Cdie Mines . Ltoods PET RITZ PIES 39 Peach, Boysenberry. Cherry, Apple 4 FISHERMEN, 7 OZ. BREADED SCALLOPS 39 79c BOOTH, 1 LB. BREADED SHRIMP MEAT SPECIALS ;V' I 7 i Tender stalk SUNKIST LARGE NAVEt gm ORANGES .... 2 lbs. L 2 PKGS. C TIC .5C I i HUDSON HOUSE , , ;j GREEN BEANS j j i 3 CANS S9C -spcyjf"' imm JL"" 'J ' '-" ' r " " mi J 'U1-'-"11"1 L 1'' : ' j tA. DUNDEE 1 A I f I FRPKTOKIP f i peaches ly -y I jinr,-frir,--'i;,-Ka-r'-"''''"' 1 inswn 0 . $ Fresh as f J Del Monte J fresh can bel ill . . f I 1 I I rineappie ; , j j ; Grapefruit ) 1 ! DRINK j;-', III 48 z- f.i : ' . i QQc lb. f 111. L.mw..ii .'" ..JT I It) i FIG Kcu.. 1 i I j - "tuns l i? i3PKGS$1.00 1 I Y....9S, ID. f VVARKET I SMELT, 3 LBS $1.00 by the chunk isoLoira SLICED BOLOGNA USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND STEAK, ... RUMP ROAST Extra nice selection of fresh frozen, and smoked sea food BANANAS 2 "-BS 29 25c Large, firm heads LETTUCE 2 HDS 5C Phones 6-9614 Meat Dept. 6-9288
