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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1961)
Coming Events rwoAT. Aran, u O. C ft. rrw4tp. Mtf sU. 03 pja. fmMur. tm fun. SATVB&AT. AtH. it 4 Carat L rU PeviUwt supper at 1.09 p-m. Squat damce club. WraatoUf fcaOdiB. 1.90 pm. Sunday. Aran, u WivagUtf play-day. Wranglers touod. 10:09 ttjn. mowcat, AraiL IT Chow b I ! Comjnur.. Wsfoa wbL noon. Rainbow. ladf halt TiJO pas. Triple Uok. Mr. L I. Rebbl&s. 1:00 p-m. TO MOAT. AraiL II lleppaer Lodae, ATAAM, lodfe halt 1:00 p-m. j Renegers At Barrett Home Lost Week S4-'- i-Vrfji Villi !rtrr Wr hign aid M- Is-U U' nrt WfcUy, it.i. r.:j Cirratt wss huktrat ! hrr fcome. with t Other guct fur lh evenirf rre Mr, I5ihl MJrt), Robert J jwn. M.". Cr lU'l. M. IMrk Mrd-r, Mi. Jme Xt-rene. and Mr. IWIwrt June 0 (Clubs CALX, t Kit WtONCSDAT. APRIL If Odd rUw. lada ball. 1:00 THURSDAY. AFRIL 29 tot of tunUt Wooo WbeeL MM Elk Lad ?. regular meeting. ;00 pan. nuoAT. AraiL i Rtbokaha, odq bait I; 00 pn. KEVER BEFORE SUCH FINE WATCHES PRICED SO WW! $01 MB " 7Q y ( SPORTSMAN VA SERIES J? t?t("mi u j I J m',oo' f -T. O RJCM8 U.r. HOCK.tltlSrNt ' jhSif' ' j lUM,N0U, "M from lh. IlGINX J ': X: ( STARLITE I uwtlt -j5.-r- 1 MAINS MINO AMIR (CAN AUDI Whi cat, ert m cryttl art Mod ... one you know they're ACCURATE and DEPENDABLE because they're ELGINS WE GIVE S4H GREEN STAMPS "Something from the Joweler'a, is always something special I" mm fJ' ivy SULMJ fllLJL- JEWELERS SEE YOU AT THE BAND CARNIVAL, APRIL 15 Elks Lodge Hosts Large Crowd At Grade School Party A tUI rvrnt of th )tT. .,kd t.riJ to by h Junior Klfh mrmbrf. the diw l-any at th Ilks Mt TrUty Tttii evrnt is jnKd by the tiki with the Soroptlmliti lrpArtn( and rrvinf the r rfHthini-nte homr-made rooklrt and punch thniout the ewnlnf . Thi party, oprn to ill sixth. rrnih. and eighth rrade stu dents in Heppnir, Lr xlncton and lonr, 1h1 from 7:30 till 10:l pm. The mw than 200 young People enjted dandng to the ItiTPnrf srhool dance band ana the blnso games pla-ed during) th rTnlnfi. fwides the many atudrnti at trndine the party there ure teacher, Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Williams. Mrs. Harold Erwln. Mr. Frlinia Slocum. and Mrs. nick Meador. Mr. Erwln also at tended. Chaperones for the party were Mr. and Mr. Leroy Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Conley Lanham. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Flatt. Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien, and Dr. and Mrs, V. II. Wolff. Daughter Of Former Resident Marries Word has been received of the marrlace of Patricia Joan Math er. Berkeley. Calif., daughter of Mrs. Irving Mather, on March 25 at Mills College chapel to Glenn Edwin Morrison. The reception was held at the home of the president of Mills Col lore. East on Roth well. Oak land. The bride Is an assistant buyer at Joseph Magnln stores In San Francisco. She Is a member or Kappa Alpha Theta and attend ed school at U. C. L. A. The groom is presently a stu dent at Oakland and will enter the University of California at Berkeley this fall. After a trip on the California coast they will be at home at 5 El Portal Court, Berkeley. The bride's father taught here many years ago, wnen ne was coach and science Instructor at Heppner hlch school. She. is niece of Phil Mahoney and Mrs. A. C. Ball, Heppner. Becky Webb Has Seventh Birthday Becky Webb celebrated her seventh birthday with a party Friday afternoon at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. RoDert Thompson. The girls played games, ex claimed over the gifts and later were served ice cream and cake by Mrs. Paul Webb. Present lor the party were Marie Van Marter, Shannon Far ley, Rene Ross, Robbie Williams, AvaLynn Green, Melinda Leon nic. Laurie Labhart, Barbara Allstott, and Dayle Herschell. immmmll i ' mi mi iiiiiirti m im ii Jff-r f w.. Y''tf chooses jfJt: t l3 ? mo,-'"on coiTor"- xy H -Zs II 1 $2.95 To $4.95 ... for her casual tailored blouse with roll-up sleeves and open collar. They're so comfortable and smart looking with her sports outfit. Styled in California by GRAFF, they're completely washable and cobr fast, easy to care for. WILSON'S MEN'S WEAR The Store of Personal Senrice P i tui io rrrrrjoKN lone Class Gathers For Coffee Hour Fri.Uy, Marh 31. Mr. Duan Ittten (Mildred Scrhtfrr) vf Sac ramento, Calif, entirtalned at a cvttt hour for the Ln gradu ating ctajui of 1939. at the home of her aitrr. Mr. Walter Cor Icy. Tho attending Mr. Jrr- aM Rea (Lcann Padbcrgl of Heppner, John Howton ft Her mUton, Frank Jepen of O.TJ Klamath Fall. Kenneth Jones and Dallas Rea of lone, and Taul Pettyjohn. Jr of Tendlcton. Four of the 11 In the class were unable to ce wun me mun. They were: Mr. Angelo Zona (Susan Belmorel of Elgin, 111.. Elltl Ball. CSAF, Blloxl, Miss, Ivan Aker and Jim Swart, lone. The group made tentative plans for another clsss reunion In 1969. I Pinochle Club Celebrates Seventh Year Mrs. Fred Mankln a hot to the rintxhle Club. reUbratlng thrir erah )cr In ily. Tl-y have pl)ed every Friday with two table In that time. During the cm several mem tier have dropped out and all except Mr. Fd LaTra" were able to attend this xperiaj party. Guets Include.! Mm Walter Beckett. Mr. Henry Happuld. Mr. Hi'hert Lowe, Mr. Oren Wright, Mr. Ben Anderson. Mr. Arthur Watkln. Mr. Earl Evan. Mrs. Max Buschke. Mr. Itank Hamlin. Mr. Max Harris, Mrs. N. H. Frhmerllng. Portland. Mrs. Ruy Orwlck, Condon, and Mr. Manklrt. Winning high far the after noon was Mr. Happtdd; second, Mrs. Anderson; third. Mr. Lowe; and receiving the 3iX pinochle were Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Winkle, daughters Shirley and Tricla, and Nancy Moycr were In Port land on Monday and Tuesday. Tu!dT. Apti! IS. INI MIPPNtl OAXCTTS T1MIS Ladies Night Winners Told U4ie night at the Elks Lodge last Thursday was well attend ed fu::uulr.g the tpiUl chicken dinner for members and their wive, Mr. Bill Blake, Mr. Jim Val- entlne. Mr. John lUrtman. Mrs. Harold Cohn. and Mr. Frank Turner were the hteef for the evening, serving cookies and coffee and awarding the prizes to the winner. Mr. Bobb Doblw won high In pinochle, Mr. Morgan Connor econd, and Mr. Walter Beyer. Condon, low. Receiving high In bridge was Mrs. La Verne Van Marter; second, Mrs, James Drls- coll, and low went to Mrs, Frank Hamlin. Mr. V. C. RocwalI re ceived the door prlre. Duplicate Bridge Met At Dick Home Mr. and Mr. L E. Pick were h.mts ?undy evei.lr.g ftr the Dypllcste bridge club. Curtis attendint were Mr. and Mr. Conley Lanham, Mr. and Mr Bill Blake. Mr. and Mr. Cordon rratt. Mr. and Mr Dirk Mr.ir. Mr. and Mr. UmrH Cribble. Mr. and Mrs, LaVerne Van Marter, and Dr. and Mr. W. 11. Wolff. Mr. Lanham and Mr. Pratt re ceived hlj:h for north -south. High for east west were Mr, rratt ana Mr. Wolff. Following? the bridge play Mr. Dick served dessert and coffee. Receives 30-Year Pin Frank E. Parker received a 30- year pin for membership In the International Order of Odd Fellows. The presentation was made at regular lodge meeting Wed nesday night of last week. RUMMAGE SALE Old Central Market Building Friday and Saturday APRIL 28 29 Sponsored by Civic League 31 1 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS OR CHTNAWARE COUPONS MARKET SPECIALS FOR APRIL 14-15 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT FLAV-R-PAK FROZEN ORANGE JUICE i for one 2 F0R 79c 6 OZ. 12 OZ. VALUES THAT SING OF SAVINGS AND SPRING "SERV-KRISP PAKS" OR 1 LB. KRISPY CRACKERS 4 PKGS. SCOTT PAPER SPECIALS FAMILY NAPKINS 2 PKGS- 25 KrjT RITE WAX PAPER box 25 SCOTTIE'S 2 F0R 49c SCOTOWELS 3 R0LLS $1.00 FACIAL TISSUES LGE. SIZE WALDORF 4 ROLL PAK TOILET TISSUE SOFT- Toiler WEVE Tissue 2 roll pak 25c 4 ill . mk Bk. . e a a. 1 ANWNi 5ST rtFORnaC TV PINNERS A BONELESS STEW 59c LB. SPARE RIBS 49c LB. ASSTD. LUNCH MEAT 55c LB. 4 POUNDS LARD 39c LB. NEW, VITAMIN-RICH CABBAGE ........ 6 SOLID ICEBERG LETTUCE . . - 2 HDS 25 CELERY tender, crisp stalks 7C POUND GRAPEFRUIT 8 lb. bag QC mi i I ULal 1 BEST FOODS QT. It mn olives LINDSAY PITTED 3 cans YAMHILL CHUNK STYLE 3 F0R 69c Phones Meat Dept. 6-9288 Groc. Dept. 6-9614 f is e a f n c a u h ; fa) & j n i m g
