Legion Auxiliary
Mokes Corsages
The Amrruan LeU.n Ausll
Ury md Ti-J at the horn
of Mr. Ei3ry Uur.kfi4.
They selected the ta (iris and
the alternate- far the ban t
attending Cut Stt at Willam
ette University June 12 to IS.
Girls State chairman. Mr lfcm
lirnnHt. will notify the flrlt this
tstflt.
The member mad lpy eur
u(n htch to on Mi May
27. th annual J'T'
Mr. Munkrr wh presented
lth a rtft ft her home from
Ih auxiliary.
Wins High Score
Mr. Harold Lair J was hotes
at her home tot the Mn Tricks
brldjje club Thursday evening.
She served lemon chiffon torte
to the euests, Mr. Robert Ah
ram. Mr. W. II. Wolff, Mr.
Bud Collin. Mr. Jim Prork. Mr.
Gordon llutrhena. Mr. Bruce
Spencer. Mr. William SSewert.
nd Mr. Robert Jon.
High went to Mr. Hutchen.
second to Mr. Slewert. and low
to Mrs. Abram.
EMMY LOU
SAYS,
Maice n WvJm
Turner, Van Marter
& Bryant
INSURANCE ACENCT
183 Main
Fhon g-9653
0t
call t sxn ittw jo rrmjoa
Many Attend Elks
Smorgasbord
On Saturday
About 173 oW atemkd the
Elks smoratd tn the
dining iwm Saturday nifiht.
The commtitc. eunisttnf of
Mr. and Mr. b Halt. Mr. and
Mr fre4 CtmbrL Mr. and Mr
Earrvry JdsUxdm. Mr. and Mr
Marlon Green. Mr. and Mr. Glen
Ward, and Mr. and Mr Don
fu-nnrU had many different and
drlhlou fnods to 4frf tht
Suct, Other tld- the com-
mtttee hehied Hh the rx4
preparation.
The fid table m adornea
tih a rrnterolece of spring
flower and the dining table
took on a festive air witn can
die and white table cover.
nurine the dinner, many
watched the championship fight
and later enjoyed game ana
dancing.
Bridal Shower
For Sharon Cutsforth
Miss Sharon Cutskforlh. daugh
ter nf Mm Donald Hellker. lone
wa honoree for a bridal show.
er at the Community Church re
ception room on Friday.
Mr. Leland McKlnney and
Mr. Keith Rea assisted at the
dft mhlo. Mrs. Hellker presided
at the coffee table and Mrs.
Ernest Hellker presided at the
punch bowL
Flower decorated the tea ta
ble, the gift table, the piano and
the entrance w ay.
Out of town guest Included
f r. iMmrd M unker. Lexing
ton. Mrs. John Grave. Hardman
and Mr. Kenneth Turner ana
Mrs. Lloyd Howton.
Mrs. Cantwell 85
Mr. Lee Cantwell celebrated
her 85th birthday April 13 with
a luncheon at her home given
by her daughter, Mrs. C J. D.
Bauman.
Besides Mrs. Bauman. Mrs.
Cantwell has a son, Leo living
In southern California, five
grandchildren and thirteen great
grandchildren. Mrs. Cantwell
u marrlPd In 1896. She has
lived In Heppner since 1879, com
ing here 32 years ago. -Mn
rant well's niece. Mrs
Nina Snyder, was also present
for the luncheon.
FOR
GRADUATION
All-Proof Watches
A LON 3 1 N ES-WITTNAU ER PRODUCT
A watch to mark the happy occasion of Graduation
Day. A Wittnauer All-Proof will be a constant re
minder of your thoughrfulness. Fully protected against
oil common hazards, yet styled to attract admiration
from oil who see them.
for hr-rista, $45.95, for Mm-MoWiw Cdlmdir, $59.93
"Something from the Jeweler',
is always something
special I"
J E W E L ER S
WE GIVE S4H GREEN STAMPS
Remember the P.TJL Talent Show April 28
ALSO . . . Check your lucky numbers at Peterson' for
the Longines-Wittnauer contest la the May Reader's Digest
1000 watches to be glren away I
Wedding Told
Mi Ida l ay GammetL daugh.
icr of Mr aid M IUd C
CammrlL wss untied tn mar-
... ... I Im MctUldf
I i r IW ......
t4 HarrUburg. lUrm at a qui"
. . . . ..i t l rl in at
the huroe tf lh bride' irent.
tn Wrwta. Oretfun,
Rv. Frank U. Cray t4 Fugen
Utu latrd at the retrnumy in the
.rrM-fK. vt the family and tU
frirnd.
Folkilng a shun iwneyrown
in Callfumla. they will b at
- in tttiMtntvtil. Oret
after May 1. At this lime, the
groom Is owning a buslne of
.!.- and senUe f watche.
TVs and iadti.
Bridal Shower
In Pendleton
iir rtaud Graham and Mrs-
Gene Flerc were In Pendleton
Saturday to attend a morning
coffee and miscellaneoua bridal
shower for MUs Judy Thompson.
daughter cf Mr. ana wr.
Stephen Thompson, former
Heppner resident.
Ml&s Thompson, bride-elect of
Mr. Kent Rothrock. Pendleton
plan to be married July 2 In
Pendleton.
Hostesses for the shower were
Mr. Jack Duff. Mrs. Russell Mc
Kennon. Mr. Elmer Pahl. and
Mr. Ray Calvert at the McKen
non home which wa beautifully
decorated using the traditional
bridal flower.
Also going to Pendleton for the
shower and to visit the Stephen
Thompsons, were Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Thompson.
Pinochle Club Met
Friday Afternoon
Mrs. H. C Happold entertained
at her home with dessert and
pinochle on Friday afternoon.
She had as her guests Mrs.
Walter Beckett, Mrs. Fred Man
kin. Mrs. Art Watkins. Mrs. Earl
Evans, Mrs. Charles Beckett, Mrs.
Ben Anderson, and Mrs. Orln
Wright.
tn Evans won high. Mrs.
Watkins low, and Mrs. Mankln
and Mrs. Wright won the pi
nochle.
All Members Present
At Cord Club
Th What's TrumDS bridge
club met Wednesday afternoon
for dessert bridge at tne nome
of Mrs. Ed Schaffltz.
All of tho members were pres
ent at this time. They are Mrs.
L. D. Tibbies, Mrs. Gene r ergu
son. Mrs. Allan Case, Mrs. Earl
Blake, Mrs. Jim Thomson, Mrs.
W. C. Rosewall, Mrs. Loweu
nrihhiP. Mrs. P. W. Mahoney,
Mrs. Ray Ferguson, Mrs. Mervln
Leonard, and Mrs. uauae ura-ham.
Winning high was Mrs. Tib
bies; second went to Mrs. uene
Ferguson: third to Mrs. Lase,
and low to Mrs. Blake.
Mrs. Robinson
Entertains Club
tvia RHdE'ettes enioyed an eve-
nincr nf hrtdffe and dessert at
the home of Mrs. Creston Robin
son on Friday.
Mrs Don Bellenbrock won
high, Mrs. Bill Labhart second,
and Mrs. Bill Heath was low.
Other guests included Mrs.
Kemp Dick, Mrs. Ned Sweek,
Mrs. Riley Munkers, Mrs. Dick
Meador, and Mrs. Ike Cole.
Gary Adams Has
Ninth Birthday Party
Gary Adams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Logan Adams, celebrated
his ninth birthday with a party
at his home Friday after school.
His guests were James Healy,
Barbara Payne, LaVerne Van
Marter, Gary Munkers, Dean
Massey, Philip Ayres, Chuck
Huggett, Billy Wolff, Carolyn
Brookman, Patricia Howell. Lar
ry Bellenbrock, Joyce and Clau
dia Case, and Camille Malcom.
They played many games,
opened the gifts, and had ice
cream and cake.
U BIAS
DALT
HOTEL
OOUBU$Jg50
Mil
ixsibi rami
Wfm
Birthday Party
For Mike Smith
Mr Ck Smt!h. h r Mr4
ah ti at hi hi
rlfrnttt blnhdsy.
k) rvmt at hi wne:
Trrry fYfc. K Andn,. Kran
and Krrt rt. U"n.
Kip Scrtrrr, VM M-n-.rv.
Hilly krr, Larry i:ut,im.n4.
Mark Plaanry. and Jrry llrsiy.
Tttey -ied garr.t-s n4 had
dinner lh Mlk rJ !l
tend! the show IsUr
Local Couples Play
Bridge In La Granda
Mr. and Mr. Jim Dux.ll and
Mr. and Mrs. William Culms
were In La Grande Sunday to
take part In the monthly bridge
play sponsored by the La Grande
bridge unit.
Mr. and Mr. Drlo!l rrrelved
third place which entitle them
to 33 fractional points. One hun
dred fractional points are needed
for a master point.
While In La Grande they li
lted Jeanne Collins and Tom
DrlscolL students at KOCH
Greens Add To
Grandchildren
To Family
Tw. tiLUMi t in lt rr se
tif..i. t:::jrtt 4 Mr H,t Mt
thrir tiHh id SIMM flSn.M.Jl
dtrn
Mr nd Mr Mie t 'ir,
la Gisnde. twimit t-e ients
i a kit (j. uli.1 2 u'e tljui'h-
tri. Mstvi LorKrie, Tt oug
M:s Vki tvm Ajnl 19
ralrii.il grandiarent aie Mr
and Mi t;srte Cansrs f La
Gindt,
rn to Mr and Mr Su-pl.an
W. tlrern. Pendlfton. a nine
rund eight ounce sen, named
S.-vti William, He arrlr4 en Ap
ril 21
M sternal crandiarrnta are Mr
and Mrs. Wayne Wol lcn cf Pen-
dleton.
Taui44f. AintX T. ll
HtttHU OAXCTTC-TIMEl
Son Born
Mr, and Mr. Bernard Damon
of Eugene are the parent of a
son. John Graham, born April
22. Grandparents sre Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Graham. Heppner
and Mr. and Mr. O. W. Damon
of La Grande.
Mr. Graham and Mr. Kay
Ferguson left Monday for Eug
ene to visit the new grandson.
r RID AT. ApiU XI
r.T-A. TaUet shw. school fym.
1 . 93 p. m.
futUe bitaf sms Kbel bw4ft.
CetrlUt. I 09 p. st,
SAT7SSAT. Apa
LlttU Lkktus Uf-euts, Ue
llfld. 1:00 p. m.
Wianglnt sptinf meet. Rede
Iil4 h3 p. m.
IUNDAT. Afivl it
WtanqUtt pfio meet. P4e
tuld. 1:53 p, m.
Mothi'i club tastiaf diosvi. L.
L. fWlibla ham. 1:33 p. m.
MONDAT. May 1
Cheuubef el Commerce, Waaea
WheeL oooo.
Ratabow. Ledge ball. ?;30 p. m.
TVtSOAT. May I
Wial4. Wiao?U bwlUMf.
:00 p. m.
HrfP' ATA AM. L)ft hull
1.00 Pi m.
WCDNtJOAT. May 3
WSCS. Methedtst church. 1:00
p. tw.
Kha Ciek tni usat Rbsni
Crk ar04 bait 10:30 a
Odd rsllewt, Lod halL 100
p. m.
THURSDAy. May 4
twepttmlst Waqon WheeL aooo.
FltlDAT. May S
Royal Arch Masoaa, Ledge ball.
100 p. m.
Rebekabs. Lodgs ball. 1:00 p. m.
Scandinavian
ICscorU'tl Tour
JOIN TOUR TRIENDS FROM EASTERN
ORECON. August XI for on moath la tba
LAND Of THE MIDNIGHT SUN. S1771M
Delightful FAIRYLAND CRUISE Included
SATHER TOURS and TRAVEL SERVICE
12 8, E. Dor Ion Pendleton. Ore. Jh. CR t -4821
t
1 WE GIVE (
mm. ii yiimf twir p V"
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Prices Effective April 28-29
CANS
SLOO
1 BLUE GOOSE ALL GREEN 300 SIZE
tASPARAGUS SPEAK
TINS
79
OCEAN BEAUTY
TUNA
5 CANS 1.00
VIENNA
FINGERS
8'i OZ
PKGS. $
1.00
Sunshine
KRISPY CRACKERS
OR
10 OZ. HI HO'S
4 B0XES $1.00
A PINEAPPLE.
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE 3
STANDBY
46 CZ.
CANS
89c
MARIANNA FROZEN
STRAWBERRIES
RASPBERRIES
BLACKBERRIES
5 PKGS
$1.00
Swift's Premium
COLD CUTS
Picklo and Plmlento Loaf
Olive Loaf
Macaroni and Cheese Loaf
Head Cheese Loaf
PKGS. $
1.00
FROZEN SIMPLE SIMON
IP
3c
EACH
mm
WHOLE OR SHANK BQc lb.
HALVES W
BUTT HALVES 55 lb
SAUSAGE 4 FOR
ROLLS $1.00
BEEF
SHOULDER
ROASTS
49c
POUND
L&F 2 FIRM HEADS
LETTUCE "2 F0R 25
jfW FANCY DEUCIOUS
APPLES 29d
WHITE SHAFTER NEW
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I J I 1 J If 1 ftl I ad
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