Party At Hall Home
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t-riJ party fr hrr !!. Mr
R.rt Strifrr. tf Pwtland, at h
tirr. ?s'yrtla)r r.!?:t.
Gurtft Iftflu.lcf Mr. and Mrt,
Kay 5iM. Mr. rul Mrt, Robert
Jrj-n, ana Wr. and Mm te.
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Mr, rrorhrtj high fuf
ih men mj Mr. Crafur4 low.
'tt the women. Mr. Striker won
Mfc-h and .Mn kyr low.
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Engagement Told
Mr and Mr. Ju IL Struart cf
Halfway. Or. formerly f HiP
nr, announrr lh rncagement (
their dauchter Alio Kay Slew
art to Gary Wilson Cannon, mn
tf Mr, ami Mr. Kverrtt Cannon
of Mllwaukli. Ore.
MiM Slew art. a M-nhr at the
l'nlrrity tf Oregon S'hnol cf
Nurine tn fort land. U affiliated
with Mk'ma Kappa rurlty on
the t'nlvrrlty if Oregon rampua
in Fugrne. Mr. Cannon, a 1'.'57
craduate of the t'nlverlty tf
t)rfon. U a memtwr of Slcma
Phi KpMlon fraternity. He Is cur
rently employed by the Crown
Zt-llerbarh -orKrU.n In Fort-land.
The couple plan a December
wedding.
CALENDAR OT EVENTS
fRIDAT. March 34
Eaittra Star. Lodge halL 1:00
p. m.
SUNDAY. March 26
Palm Sunday dinner. Ion cat
larlum. 12:30 p. m.
' MONDAY. March 27
Chamber el Commerce. Wagon
WbHL noon.
School Budget, voting, deslgna-
ted place. 2 to 8 pan.
TUESDAY. March 28
Dgre of Honor. Lodge balL 8:00
p. in.
Homemakeri Tour. In Pendleton.
Bookworm. Mr. Ebb Hughe
homo. 8:00 p. m.
WEDNESDAY. March 29
Odd Fellow. Lodge halL 8:00
p. m.
Honor Band Concert School gym.
8:00 d. m.
Square Dance lesions. Wrangler
building, 8:00 p. m.
CALL t -
Local Bridge Players
Take Honors In Play
At La Grande, Sunday
Several bridge tdavert from
hre Journeyed to La Crande
Sunday ta enter the Spring Fee
tlval Open and walked away
with the too vtlir. ThU event
U pnretl by the La Grande
unit of the American Contract
Bridge League and was held at
the Sara law ea hotel.
IjiVerne Van Marter and Mr.
Bill Collins won hltrh fur east
west and Mrs. RUI Labhart and
Mr. Van Marter won high for
north south. They were awarded
trophies which are to be incriwd
and will be mailed to them.
Other eolnc from here were
Mrs. Marshall Lovgren. Pr. ana
Mr. W. II. Wolff, and Rill Col
lins.
Th croup enjoyed a no-host
dinner with the other players at
the hotel followinc the play and
returned home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson left
for Portland Saturday to consult
with a doctor.
by
pacesetters in
new watch design
isho-mafp
and j7he
i New, remarkably slim
fy Hamilton Watche fit
today's fashion picture
. . . lean, trim, spare but
strong I Choice of self-winding
Thin-o-matic or conven
tional Thinline, both superb
timekeepers. To picture one
on your wrist, visit us soon.
A. Thin-o-mstlo T-402 . . . 1110.00
B. Thlnlln 4000 . . . 135.00
Prlctt Incl. Hi. Tx
'Something from the Jeweler's
Is Always Something Special.
P
cterson's
Jewelers
We Give S&H Green Stamps
Store Hours 9 to 6
EMMY LOU
SAYS,
Turner, Van Marter
& Bryant
INSURANCE AGENCY
183 Main Phone 6-9652
HeoDner Club Hosts
Past Noble Grands
Past Noble Grands of Pauline
No. 13, Tendleton; Ualtee, No,
224. Stanfleld: Henrietta No. 36.
Echo: and Sunbeam No. 180,
Hermlston were entertained at a
Patrick's Day luncheon and
procram at the I.O.O.F. hall last
Friday.
President of the host club. Ha
zel Bauman, was In charge of the
arrangements. The tables were
ailv decorated in the days mo
tif. Unique shamrocks complete
with pipes made by Mrs. Bau
man, were pinned on each guest
as they signed the guest book.
Nearly 45 ladles were seated
at the tables for the chicken pie
luncheon following trie Diessing
given by Florence Nye. Introduc
tions were made and Heppner
school students. Lorraine Leon
nig and Carolyn Slocum sang
two duet numbers, Barbara uno
hiA nnl Sheridan W'yman enter
tained with a tap dance, and
concluding the program Mattie
Green and Altha Kirk each gave
humorous readings.
Coming from her -Portland
home to attend this annual af
fair of the Pendleton and Hepp
ner clubs, was Sara McNamer,
P.N.G. of the Sans Soucl lodge
Tlennner.
P.N.G.s from Hermlston were
Gladys Hale, Lillith Guderian,
Orrel Lewis, Mabel Ritzlnger,
and Mae Kennison; from Pen
dleton they were Noble Grand
Vivian Hartley and F.N.u.s -s
tPiia Embvsk. Emily Hart, Oil
via Grlswold, Sadie Moore,
Pearl McKee, Emma Peck, Rova
Rnmhov. Loris Perkins, ttta Mil
lett, Lenora Perry, Ruth Marlin,
Clara Woods, Janet WIckham,
niarfvs Scheer. Luella Fletcher,
nnrt Inez Huffman, and irom
Stanfield, Past Noble Grand, Iris
Van Houte.
Engagement Told
Mr and Mi Wiin Jrj -it.
J.me. announce the r-jsrment
f their daughter. An-.a, ii Ftfd
Larson tf Vftln1
Ml Jpen I a i: graduate
t,f lone high vht) and eradu.
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Bridge Club Uses
St. Patricks Theme
M; Uwrll GilMl and Mi
Mert'ln Leonard er.trrtaiurd the
What Tiur.p fcnijf r!uh at the
Le.T.atd fume Wedr.etday after
mion St. PatiUka u thrme was
um-. attraitUrly axut the routn
and the htt-- -rd al.d
aitJ t IJi-e to the gu-u
Hit? til GAZtTTE TlMtS. Thwiaday. Match II 1MI
Mi Fail fake w htth. Mf
Vr i a.d wir,I Mi l lareni
: -r ail U w. and Mm Jim
I W, Mhtt,-, Mr Id 5.hjf
fi! and Mr 1. IV T.b!e.
Randall Pttia wa la Seat
tle the first if tt; wwK on tiutl-
til'H
Itudantt homo fee tpila? tram
HOC are Connie AnJeuan, Sasy
Mt-Quanle, But Huffman. Ar
thur PurKefibliM, Jeanne CulUn.
Tom UlUkXiii. Wayne iwwatu,
and Jerry llaguewooil.
Mr. and Mia. Nala AadtttM
and family were In Portland on
Thurdsy and Friday and vUlt-
ed the Victor Krtemeyer.
J A. 1 !
Brosnans to Celebrate
25th Anniversary
iur nnrt Mrs. Jerrv Brosnan,
Heppner, will be honored on their
twentv-f fth weaamg anniver-
carv fin Kundav. March 26.
The reception will be neia ai
thoir hnmp on Butter creeK De-
tween the hours of 2 and 4 p.m.
All frionris and relatives are
invited.
shoe
Pf ices Meet their IVafarioo!
Yep, the prices are ridiculous we know,
but we're willing! You'll find bargains
that are fashion right and will pamper
your feet as well as your purse.
ALL STYLES --ALL SIZES
EVEN COWBOY BOOTS I
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LADIES'
MEN'S
BOYS'
GIRLS'
$19JT0$!095
No Exchanges
GONTY'
No Returns
ted (Mm the Emanuel Hospital j
School of Nuring In 1359. She l i
now a nure at the Sodlne-Can i
trll clinic In lrtland, working !
for Dr. RulH-rt K. Thornfeldt.
Mr. Larson, an Orecon State i
University graduate, Is a field
representative for the Oregon
Credit Union league.
The young couple have plan-'
ned a spring wedding.
siiiiiiii
fie-inninf Talm Sunday, 11 00 A M.
Through
Eater Morning Worship Senlce
SEIIV1CIS EACH EVENING AT 7:)
First
Christian Church
HEPPNER
GUEST SPEAKER
HENRY L. SEARLE
From Portland
Everyone Is Cordially Invited
WX CIVX
GREEN STAMPS
OR
CHIN AWARE
COUPONS
MARKET
PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 24-25
PURKEES MAYONNAISE 49c
EARLY JUNE PEAS
3 Sieve Six
6
303
CANS
$1.0
STANDBY
MANDARIN
1 1 OZ. CANS
ORANGES 5 or
S60ICC(
40 OUNCE
PACKAGE
m
FANCY
BANANAS
2 LBS.
SNOBOY
SUNKIST
ORANGES
2 LBS
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BEAUTIFUL. RED
Tomatoes 2 lbs-
c
w
ItFM
ft i ni
Ml
Fancy
Asparagus
' i id
25c
NO. 1
SPUDS
10 LBS.
49c
FRISKIES
DOG
Wk el FOOD
JfpV $1.19 28 OZ. CANS
fcj j 3FOR57c
UNCUT
STEWING
35c "
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(r-r
USDA CHOICE BEEF
RUMP ROASTS 75c lb.
ROIIKin QTFAIf OffC LB. D
W 1 m u mmwWB C9C
PORK SPARE RIBS 49 LB-
SKINLESS Reg. $1.18
2 lbs. 95c
MB
SUNSHINE CUP
CUSTARD OPKGS.S1
COOKIES 1
PET
RITZ
PIES
Apple
Cherry
Peach
Boysenberry
39c
EA.
Consistently tln quality
foods tTery time you ahop
and for lea I
PURE GROUND
B L A C K
POPPER
4 OZ.
39'
FROZEN MINUTE MAID
ORANGE JUICE O FOR 07c
12 OUNCE
Grape Juice, 6 ox 2 for 35c
Banana-Orange, 6 oz 2 for 43c
Lemon 'n Lime Ade, 6 oz 2 for 27c
Lemon Juice, 6 ox. 2 for 27c
MARKET
Phones
Meat Dept. 6-9288
Groc. Dept. 6-9614