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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1961)
nzttntn QAitTTt-TiM ct. Thu.T ii. mil Engagement Announced cr.c Garden Club Buys Spruce Tree Tti ! City I'aik add-d Sirur l I- a It v ins I'hrMmai lrr ami idanted near the Wuol- rry Memorial a the rrvult of ih State Cla B bketball tournament In flrnd. Thlf in-f will I a lixln te- minder of tht bakelhall I.lay. I ff In lU h the Imu lardinali (ivii terrific competition hlh will be remembered by the rill n of lone. The five ImI dprure In purrhawil from A. B, Untfefieii. kut-rlntrndent of Ilend city park Mem. and nurM-ryman of Bend by lh. oim Garden Club ana broutrhl lo Ion by Mr. and Mrs. Kredrl.k Martin this Pant wee end. On Monday. March 13. Mr rtah.li Crum. Mr Phil hmcrt. n,i Mr, Kredrkk Martin plant- A -I..L ti l. Ird the tree w th the IIPIO 01 us- macma iuu - .,,, Ti,u i. another civic fh rlub which U a i ur Aiimiuti viun iivi'j'v I il.. a'-V--. aa KAilaal Mrs. Dob Jones Elected President Of Mother's Club The Mothers Club met lat week at the mueum library fr a lour thrmieh It ana mm to Mr. KoUe f'ullrton'a hom for th mrrtlnjf and irfrfhnrnta rel by Mr KullHun and Mr rimer S hmldt. At this time n-w officer were rleeted wlih Mrs. Ub Jones. president; Mm. lirure Sencer le orrkldent; Mr flay WH ll.imMin. wrtary: and Mrs Harold Laird and Mm. Elmer Schmidt i co chairmen fr the club program. Alrt this marked the tenth nnlvernrv c.f Mother club mi'mlH-rshlt) for Mr N. C An cliTw.n. Mr. Anderson Is the only charter member atlll Wiongwj to the club. home of Helen Levy a on Tues day night for their regular meet Intf Those nreM-nt were Eileen Padberg. Gladys VanWInkle, La vonne Bloodsworth. Yvonne Lov eren. Barbara Cutsforth. IrU Campbell. Juanlta Martin and IVlnha Jones. Lavonne Bloods worth won high for the evening, Yvonne Lovgren second Wgn, and Gladys VanWInkle travel Ing memler c.f the Oregon tlon of Garden Cluba. Fetlera- 1 V new :K I mia I: I"' DALT HOTEL apa D0UBll$K3U w t-n tt Hit "slot fAgmm CirTIR)- mm Mrs. Van Houte Honored At Shower Mm. R(.lert Van Houte waa eut of honor at a ilnk and blue shower Monday evening at the home of Mr. Lew Robbln witn Mrs. Lincoln Nash aa co-hostess tin Van Houte opened her l..velv elfts assisted by Mm James Bryant of IMlot Rock. The dfi were arranged arouno; a stork centerolete on the gin table. Thn croon then enjoyed pi nothle and Mrs. Alice Luttrell won high. Mrs. Bryant second, Mrs. George Krugcr low, and Mrs. Joe Daniels and Mrs. Bry- ant received the 300 pinochle prize Mlu Margaret Leona Denis, dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Call Patrick BurchelL arancUoo of Mr Margaret Kealr. was announced recently. EMMY LOU SAYS, Turner, Van Marter & Bryant INSURANCE AGENCY 183 Main Phone 6-9652 Hpnnnpr Unit Plans Otners present wtic C m ShfiW nn MtMurtry. Mrs. John Bergstrom, Mim OnOWing Mrs. Ray McCowcll, and Mrs. Ai iin Wapenhlast. Mrs. Robblns and Mrs. Nash served angelfood cake topped with strawberrtes and whipped cream Potluck Supper The Hcnnner extension unit met at the home of Mrs. Riley Munkers. Mrs. Joe Wright and Mrs Frank Connor cave a report on the programs presented at the planners meeting last monm. . i . i j v.,m" --ri iinese projects were uist-usst-u At Mpthnrliqt LhUrCrl and voted upon as to preference i ior next years ineeiinjjs. The Methodist Men's group Following the noon pot luck lui a . " - f - I 1 . Sunday night l!n : . .. i ...m visor of EOSH, complimenting a leniure oi inu evcuuis " .. ... . . - ------- . the unit on tne cuts seni anca The film was made up by a lay ' mnmnr nf ho rhurfh and is De- inir shown over the state to pro mote Interest In the camps for vntini? neoole. The dinner Is set ror b:JU p.m. SCHOOL MENUS Week of March 20-24 Plans are being made for a film showing by Edna Turner Fav Fereuson and Lcta Hum phreys, with the date to be an nnnnped later. Mrs. Gene Ferguson presented an Interesting project on "Man aging Your Money to the ten members present. LOCAL NEWS MONDAY spaghetti and meat balls, carrot sticks, rice pudding with cream, bread and butter, milk TiTF.sn AY -mashed potatoes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abrams beef gravy; celery sticks, fruit, were In Bend Tuesday on busl- cake, bread and butter, milk. ness. WEDNESDAY Tuna and Tryco Equipment Company of noodle casserole, jello-fruit sal- Hcppner began using their new ad, spinach," cottage cheese, cake, teletype system the first of the bread and butter, miiK. weeK. inis service i-unnciia wnu TimnonAV TWlrnv nnH I Arllncton. Athena and Pendle IWJLn A iuuivj . . . c. r dressing, green beans, cabbage ton which makes up Tfte Tryco salad, iruit, oreaa ana Duuer, lamny. milk, I Jerald Rea and Dave Towns Friday Potato soup, peanut I end viewed the Patterson-Jo butter sandwiches, apple crisp, milk. tossed salad, SPECIAL MATTRESS SALE A regular $99.50 FOAM MATTRESS SET for $49.50 WITH PURCHASE OF ANY BEDROOM SUITE CASE FURNITURE CO. Hcppner, Oregon hansson fight Monday evening In Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Angell and fam lv of Portland visited sev eral days this week with the Don Munkers family. Mra. Lew Robblns and children are spending spring vacation in Ontario visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robblns. While there they will help cele brate Mr. Robblns' grandmoth er's S4th birthday. 3, We're the next step in the travels of a prescription Your registered pharmacist makes sure that the drugs specified In your doctor's prescription are compounded with the utmost precision. Have your doctor call us for emer gency serv ice . . . we're on call to fill your health needs at a n y time. Humphreys Rexall Drugs Phone 6-SC10 Birthday Party Held At Rouch Home Saturday Mr lUrry Raurh. Mr Am t.,.. Otaritn. and Jean Grav rn irrfir..-.t al a blrthJav t.artv for Mr lr.i Wlnrhrtrr atutday at th IUuh home r"Mhrr hinftit fur lh ura on ffe Mr. and Mm, Al Frtth, Marlrne and B"bby; Mr. and Mra Wn llakitt. Mr. and Mm AmliriA t"ttatln. Mr. and Mr Bill Kdvtard. Mr. and Mr Ad lVn-nin. Mr. and Mr Hubert WUon. Mr Rutrh Alkcn, Mr. Ray Thornbrrg. and t.lenda lcver. Pinochle Enjoyed Thursday Night Mr Jack Van Winkle was homes for two tables of pinochle Thursday at her home. Enjoying an evenlns of card and refreshments were Mr Glenn Smith. Mr. Bud Co.; In. .Mr?. Riley Munker. Mr Mer rill Gray. Mr Ned Sk. Mr toward Tcttyjohn. Mri. llavk-ll Sii'irraid, and Mr Leroj ;ird- nir. Mr. a4 Mia. Key ! turned Saturday after mwth'a tay In PurtUnj hi! Mr Prrnk rxrrrd frvm ma)ur aurfrry. Mia. Wott MIU ! daufhtrr at IVnISrtwn. ar her UHlrif r,rf lf" ent Mr- an4 Mr John Grav- YOU WILL LEAVE V US feeling rrMrd and related. baue of our quiet, home at m,j.hrre. You may even en)y a tup o' cvf!-e while your -art- la dry'T AND. for that new aprtn hair stylo that you want Jet us glw you on ct our superior permsnent for th oporotor of your cbolcot DOT CLENDA JEAN Just Coll 6-9603 LOIS LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP Phone 6-06OJ Guests Attended Soroptimist Meet Three guests were present at the Soroptimist meeting Thurs day noon two senior girls, Shir ley Van Winkle and Nancy Moy er, and Mrs. Rachel Harnett, cu rator at the museum. Leta Humphreys showed films of the Heopner Soroptimist sis ter club at Tamworth, England. Miss Humphreys visited there last fall and met the members and attended the national Sorop- UmlKt meeting. Included In the' t. - ! . IIVlc.c 1T.trn. I I 111ms were jjiliuii-s u. iusa Hum phreys' and Mrs. Robert ren- land's sister members to whom they correspond. Willamette Class Wins Competition Renn Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Saling, writes that the Willamette University sopho more class won the Freshman Glee. Thl Is an annual event in which all four classes compete In the composing of the words and music of a song and pre senting it to be judged. Renn is a momher of this class, and IS a pre-med student. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts left early Wednesday morning on I a business trip to Boise, Idaho, nnH F.lP-in. Ore. Thev will also! visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gunderson and sons soent the weekend at Wasco visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. C N. Jones and Mrs i-ester Doohttle were in Portland for several days last weekend visiting their children nd families. Mrs. Edna . Turner arrived home Monday after a week's stav in Spokane with her grand- dauphter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eucene Hazelhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Saling were in Pasco and Pendleton bunday 1 isiting relatives. JgEE SAVE ON HIS NEW BLAZER SPORT SUIT! 13 95 Get all wool coat in new spring patterns, rayon 'n acetate blend flannel slacks you wash by hand. In 3 button style. T0WNCRAFT BETTER DRESS SLACKS mi "L 12 95 29 to 36 100 worsted wool in either flannel or twist. Deep reverse pleats. Proportioned fit. Cotton And Cupioni Rayon Dress . . . Schiffli Embroidered! Just one of our big collection this textured blend of cotton and Cupioni rayon that's wash 'n wear, needs little or no ironing. Lilac, jonquil, larkspur blue, beige. Sizes 7 to 15. Be smart save on fash ions at Penney's! C95 M Towncraft Easy-Care Pima Cotton Shirts! Penney's tailors luxurious pima "cotton broadcloth in a smartly styled, wash 'n wear, little or no iron shirt! Short point fused collar, convertible cuffs! Special Buy! Easter Hats In New Styles! Find all the newest hats new florals, new shapes, new fabrics big hats, little hats, all at exceptional low prices for last minute shoppers! men's sixes 14 to 17 325 i Buy! Look Of Leather Bags In Puff Plastic Have leather's good looks with lots less care and cost Pick a puff plastic in 6 iridescent colors or black, tan. ONLY 298 98 198 1
