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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1961)
jo rrmjORN Missionary Visits lr. Clifford Wfdre, miunry In Central Africa. ct of Leo jmldvllle. It home on leave and ii In lleipner Uillng friend. Mr, and Mr. Earl Soward. He )k on Africa Sunday at Sunnyld Waah. and on Mon day at the Monument school. Dr. Weare' wife father, Mil ton Bi'w ert. was pastor of the Heppner ChrWtlan church here about 30 year ago. i You've Got A Date With a L 17-JEWEL FOR EASTER more features per dollar in ELGIN SPORTSMAN and STAR LITE watches . . . & 17 WORKING JEWELS SHOCK-RESISTANT it GUARANTEED MAINSPRING 6 YOUTHFULLY STYLED YOUR BEST WATCH BUYI "Something from the Jeweler's Is Always Something Special." Peterson's Jewelers We Give S&H Green Stamps Store Hours 9 to 6 FOR OF mm T Pli rd- Ton - J&& Choose from national brands such as TENNA PAIGE, KABRO, KORELL, SLIMAKER and others. PRINTS and PLAINS. Sizes 7 -22V JUNIOR, MISSES, AND HALF SIZES. ALL EASY CARE, SMART FASHIONS! CALL I W2I Fiftieth Anniversary To Honor Andersons At The Dalles, Sunday Mr. and Mr. Alfred Anderwm. former tlfihtmile renIJent. will be honored on their fiftieth wea dine anniversary' Sunday. Mar. 13. Tht-ir daughter. Mr. Clarence Cottonelm. n and wife. Mr. and Mr. tills Anderson, all of fort land, will host a reception to be hild In the Fellowship hall cf fh- rlvarv Bat'tWt churcn io eated at 12th and Federal In The Dalle between the hour or ml 4 n in. All friend and relative are cordially Invited to attend. Heppner Unit Sets All-Day Meeting The Heppner extension unit will meet Tuesday. March 14. at the home of Mr. Riley Munker. The meeting will start at 10 a.m. with a potluck dinner serv ed at noon. Project leaders. Mrs. Nora Turner and Mr. Gene Fer guson will present the subject, "Managing Your Money." Also In th dav'a oronram will be the discussion of the programs avail able for next year's wont. Coffee Hour Benefit Mrs. Walter Corley and Mrs. Joe Hausler were hostesses at h home of Mrs. Hausler for a coffee hour, for members of Beta Omega chapter of Epsllon Sigma Alpha last week. It was a bene fit for the crippled children of Oregon Fund. This organization helps to sponsor a fund for a crippled children's home In the valley. Calendar of Events FRIDAY, March 10 Rhea Creek Grange, Grange halL 6:30 p.m. Eastern Star. lodge ball, b:uu. SATURDAY, March 11 .H officers training day. noon. Catholic parish halL 9:30. Lexington Grange, urange halL 8:00 p.m. Homo and School Assn. oi Seventh-Day Adventist church, 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY, Marcn i Methodist Men's breakfast church basement 8:00 a.m. Hoof 4 Horn meeting. Howara Pettyjohn's, 2:00 p.m. MONDAY. March 13 Chamber of Commerce, Wagon Wheel, noon. School board meeting. Court house, 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY, March 14 Heppner unit Riley Munkers home, 10:00 a.m. Degree of Honor, Christian church, 8:00 p.m. Farmers Union, Max Barclay home. 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY. March 15 Spring vacation, no school till Monday. Odd Fellows, lodge hall. 8:00. THURSDAY. March 16 Soroptimist Wagon Wheel, noon. "Be an early bird I" Or, "It's a rare hare that doesn't think ahead I" What we mean is you'll pat yourself on the back when "suddenly If summer" and you're all ready for it and for so little 1 Just think. 2 lovely cotton, rayon, voile or Dacron dresses for the price of one! All first quality merchandise. WE'RE JUST OVERSTOCKED! lone Unit Meeting At Tews Home The lone E tension Unit met at the home of Mr it" ir Mar. 5. -Mansslrf Your Money" wa the topic for the day. ifv,i- leader wete Rla Tew and ,Marg Sherer. The different de mand of money were dlcued from the early marrlace tK ihrotifih whoo! ac u"' "-" ment age. i,...., m t.iinntne for the year mA ill wa dtkrue1. lea oy Judy Rea and Mary nou. ii ....... I .Tar Mi ivinnry Huth McCabe served derrt to the following member: rxnm Ann rettylohn. Annie Keene. Emma Bresheer. Marie Steagall. Irene nou. uu, fte. Carolyn McCabe. Wllda ..r.i iif.n. Griffith. June Crowell. Mary HoiU, Barbara Peterson. Margo Sherer, Rlkkt -r....- chiriiv Baker and Mr. Tew' mother. Mr. Eva Tran- qnrud. a houseguest irom norm Dakota. Door prize waa won by Rlkka Tew. Square Dance Lessons Now Available ft. Sn IIS rA nrniM Club 1 con- ...... i (n Mtv uith many new couple Joining and attending the dances at mc bulldlng on the first and third Saturday of every month. Dane- ctn at 8:00 D.m. and con tinues until 11:30 p.m. Of special Interest to the danc dance class rr i9 ie v which started Wednesday eve- mmm n lininff nlnn at the wrangler j ...in ,.tinn ovrv second ana win ' -and fourth Wednesday Btartlng at 8:00 p.m. An Instructor from The Dalles will be here to teach those in terested In the square dance. Mrs. Hall Wins High at Renegers The Renegers bridge club met vvnHnesdav nleht at xne nomc of Mrs. Dick Meador. Guests enjoying the dessert i .or. Mrs. Marshall anu unuKtr - - Lovgren. Mrs. Jim Valentine. Mrs. Bill Blake. Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter. Mrs. Gordon PTatt. Mrs. Gene Hall, Mrs. Bill Bar- ratt. Mrs. FranK Anaerson. Jim Farley. Mrs. Mrs. Jim Norene. ana Mrs. r.uuic Gunderson. Mrs. Hall won high, Mrs. No- cnnrt and Mrs. Labhart won the special prize. intprpstina Proaram Set For Grange Meet The Lexington Grange month ly meeting will be Saturday. farrh 11. in the grange hall starting at 8:00 p.m. This is Grange visiiauun uis" and other Granges will be pres ent for this special prograrn which will include pictures of Europe shown by Leta Hum phreys and several musical num bers will be presented. The pub lic is invited to the program and potluck supper to be served following a short business meet ing. Those attending are asked bring sandwiches or dessert for the supper. SUMMER HolJy Past N. G. To Host Sans Souci Counterpart The Holly rt Notl GrnJ rtuh met at lh hum f Ire! kk Wedned.iy afternoon nmm. U Ihvli u'at meet in. The meeting wa jreldid over by the chairman. Mi. Dim 1,1 Munker, It detid-nl at thl time to entertain Heppner pat Noble Cramt nun t me regular meeting In May with a luncheon, and lone In Novem ber. Committee! were appointed at thl time. Refreshment were Mrved by the honte and co hostes. Del pha Jone. to Catie radberg. Flo renc McMillan. LaVerne Hen- deron. Cora wamer. uimpie Munker. Annie Keene. June pa- ldon. Dinner Partv Given At Anderson Home HI, and Mr. Frank Anderson imsia tn a dinner party at their home Saturday evening. Attending me dinner were ju. and Mr. Bill Blake. Mr. ana ,.- mil I ahhrni. and Mr. and u. , Mr. LaVerne van Maner. 1 ( ( I rnyy 1 ' f CHIN AW ABE MARKET ' " SPECIALS FOR MARCH 1011 I TOflBATO JUKE 4 for 1 t KRISPY CRACKERS Hi-C ORANGE DRINK : 3 MAJORETTE EGG NOODLES mmmmmmwmwmm 4 FISHERMEN LGE- ECONOMY PKG. FISHSTICKS BREADED SCALLOPS BREADED PRAWNS, PKG. 79C SIMPLE SIMON Apple Cherry Boysenben Custard PIS QANT Morton's Macaroni and PIES Cheese CHICK-tn ur inc. slii TUNA PIES CHICKEN OF THE SEA llSr Phone 6-9614 Meat Dept. 6-9288 Rtbekahs Entertained At Hobo Luncheon Sr.t Sucl Hebekah lodge met Friday evening with N. G. Melba Quarkenbuh presiding Crd wvre ent ti all U'k memtwr and their fmille. Al tha Ktrk --'.l on vlnitinfi the Tinland DUtrUi 1 convention lat weekend. It wa alo reHrt ed that the ftebrkah errd M O.M Fellow at the lllrlct Con vention. Mettle Gret-n and I-ta Hum phrey were the hotee and served the 20 member a hobo luncheon of clam soup, out of tin rup. Ttie main attraction wa the mock campfire built on the floor and the chair around It In a circle with the tin rup attached. Marriage Announced marrlce f Frank llarhman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Harsh man. to Ml Lot Knschmeder, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Roy Hatfield, all of Dayton. Wash., on Feb. 25. The young couple are resuung In Dayton and attending acnooi. The Harshman are former Hep. nnr r.ciitnt where he work ed In the logging opcrainm. 8UNSHINE 1 FOUND 24 OZ. I FRISBIE'S IT 39( ALLIES 40" J..QQ mmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmkLmmm.mWmmml-mmmmmm 39c ea. 2 for 33c U II 2,for iit so pleased with our Thur4oy. Match . INI Deu9 CMbbl. f Mi. erd Mr. Lowell Cribble. eiUUted In the Army and t now stationed at Fcrt Old. 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