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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1961)
HZtttitn GAZ CITE -TIMES. Thui.doy. May IS. Il irn'gcn Studcnix Help CARE SluJmti turn the A. C llouch ton LUnu-ntary school In Irrigon have U-m helping U at Jrat 4) people for a month through the CAKE rVd Crusade, Their ali went to the hungry people in Korea. Tn fniiiiren alio sent 10 fuhm l v 1 1 . to Hong Kong which will send 10 children to school for a whole semester Those chosen are students who couM not attend school other wise. Each if the SI lacktccs dcllv rred In the name of the croup contain valuable nourishing foods, enough to help feed four lersons for a month. The pack ages also Include messages of friendship, printed in tne lan guage of the recipient country Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bedford re turned List Friday from a vaca tion at Long Beach, Washington. They spent their time clam dig King and reported good luck. They said the weather at the beach was beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Murray, Mr. nd Mrs. Jim Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smethurst. Mr. and Mrs. John Kubanks, and Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Jones were In Walla Walla for a hnrso show and sale over the week end. Mrs. Harry DutoII has return ed from a trip to Seattle where Kho visited her nleee and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Peder on. She also visited In Tort land with her granddaughter, Lois Wlckersham and her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wald. Morrow County Homcmaker's Festival Well Attended At Boardman Meeting By MARY I.FK .MAKLOW Hil.tarde Sirm ft-rt. OSU. ex tension clothing special!!, Cor vallls, has guest keakrr at the annual Morrow County Jlome- makers' Festival. Tuesday of lat week at Boardman. lh-r aubject If - k" - $i . ... V. .. - " v - , 4 4 HILDEOARDE BTREUFERT was "The Five Fs of Fashion," which are fiber, fa brie, finish, function and family. She was also narrator during the mod eling of about thirty dresses mnrin hv women In the County Esther Kirmis. county extension agent, Heppner, announced the models as they appeared. More than 100 persons attend ed the festival, which was a SPRING IS HERE Time for your annual Spring Cleaning and Check-up of your Hearing Aid ONE DAY ONLY FRIDAY. MAY 2610 A. M. TO 2 P. M. HEPPNER at the HEPPNER HOTEL Mr. Glen Leagjeld Representing WILLOUGHBY HEARING AID CENTER 728 S. W. 4th Ave. Portland. Oregon FREE HEARING AID SERVICE A Certified $4.50 cleaning and adjusting ol your hearing aid FREE; any make or model. This can Increase, the per formance of your set up to 50 by removal t corrosion alone. FREE GIFTS lox 8,1 vvho come lnt0 our store Monday. We have a telephone attachment that can help anyono hear better on the telephone, whether they use a hearing aid or not. We also have a very nice ball point pen for those who would prefer. FREE "For those who have a nearlnS problem but do not wear an aid, we offer a free hearing test and audiogram; also the free gifts. SPECIALS Bring this ad with you CORDS ($2-00 value) nly 98c-Get that si)are cord you bhould have at all times. BATTERIES 25 OFF LIST PRICE SEE The tiniest hearing aid yet! So small it fits, en tirely in the bowl of the ear, yet It is not a "gadget" but a real hearing nid complete with volume control. You must see it. - . . DOUBLE TRADE-INS " vou liave bcen planning to get hearing binaural glasses, or any other model, here is your chance to get DOUBLE TRADE-IN allowance, for your old set. If you have no old set, you get a Special Discount anyway. So if you are in the market for a new aid Don't Miss This! ron you! JAMAICA INN Motor Hotel In the heart of the city Tropical decor if Bridal suites, executive suit if Lanat suites, kitchenettes if Sample rooms if Phones, 24-hr. switchboard Free TV. radio if Garage Parking Credit cards honored 415 S. W. Montgomery St. (U.S. 99 City Center Route) PORTLAND, OREGON r n e c i V.VIiornwTU'n.CUlCIirHarr.iwf: L 'f . . . i .-j i 1 1 JE-r - i luiuhevii t le affair. ItcgUtra lion was utarted at 11 a. m. with lutuhei.n served at noon by the llmne Economics Hub of tjieen field eritnize. Members of the ardman and Irriiwn units were h(iesse. During the regiitratlon hiur. Mtir viewed the dis plays of ihe j car's projects. Each unit In the county was respon kilile fur one exhibit as follows: Food LaUls Tell the Inside Siorv." Ihtpncr unit: "Let's Have Lamb." Lena; "A Look At A Woman's World." Rhea Crek: Better Kitchen Storage," rine Citv: "Soaw and Detergents, lone; "Understanding Boys and Girls," Irrigon; "Managing lour Money." Boardman; "Lets Broil Meat." Lexington. Following luncheon the River side hlch schol band entertain ed and Jim Miller, John Golly horn nnd rat Partlow played an aito saxophone trio, accompan led bv Miss Warner. Mrs. Warren McCoy of Irrigon was master of ceremonies, and iirocram chairman. Other mem bers of the county committee were Mrs. Willard French, Echo; Mrs. Randall Martin, Heppner; Mrs. Taul Warren, Lexington; Mrs, John Bergstrom. Heppner; and Mrs. Earl Brlggs, lioartiman Each of the eight unit chair men gave a report on the year's work. Mrs. Keith Kea ouuinea the work program for next year The county delegates that went to the Oregon Homemaker round in Corvallls. May z-4 cave reports of their trip. A building block was made by units of recreation, home management, family finance, clothing, family life and foods and nutrition. Mrs. Wavne Kuhn. Boardman, sanr "When You Walk Alone," and "If You Are But A Dream, accompanied by Mrs. Lowell Shattuck. Joe Hav. county extension agent, Heppner, spoke on the Viitrhiirrhu of 4. It club work In r - -- . . .. . . the countv. lie statea tnai -n members have about doubled the past ten years, most of them n the last two or three years Leaders have also doubled. He stated there are about twice as manv cirl members as boys. recent new project for boys the Rifle Safetv club. Lorene Whlttaker. Pilot Rock sDoke on District VII work. Mrs Paul Warren, Heppner, publicity chairman, cave council com ments. Closing remarks were by Mrs. Willard French, Echo, of the Pine City unit. Mrs. Jean Nelson Lexington, led in group singing Fishing On Standard Time Only The Fish Commission of Ore gon has pointed out that they have not gone on daylight time, All times referred to in com mercial fishing regulations is sued by the Commission are Pa ciflc Standard time. Anglers are notified to take this into consideration when planning the hours for their fish ing expeditions. SUMNY mourn or ncoiowtsr offers you two of today's finest whiskies THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF THE PRESENT 170; MUSIC STUDENTS Spring Concert 8:00 P. M. HEPPNER HIGH AUDITORIUM 2d ADMISSION j ADULTS 75c j H. S. STUDENTS 50c j GRADE 25c ; Under the Direction of Arnold Melby Receipts from this concert are to be used for scholarships to send music students to summer school at University of Oregon and Washington State University. lllllMlMIIMtMHHflMltlMtmMMmilMMHI -PROGRAM-WILL INCLUDE SELECTIONS BY 5TH GRADE BAND HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS 6TH GRADE BAND HIGH SCHOOL BAND GRADE SCHOOL HONOR BAND THIS AD MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING - Heppner Laundry, Heppner Variety Heppner Barber Shop Heppner Cleaners Turner, Van Marter, Cr Bryant B.P.O.E. No. 358 Jeanne's Beauty Shop Morrow County Creamery j, o. Turner, Attorney Heppner Hardware & Electric Phil's Pharmacy Heppner Ford Bank of Eastern Oregon Farley Motor Company Heppner Auto Parts SL'.V.W brook Dr. Harold Huber MiLadies Apparel Thomson Bros. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Hotel Heppner Dr. E. K. Schaffitz Northwestern Motel Lott's Electric Winn-Dee's Snack Shack Tryco Inc. Case Furniture Co. Elma's Apparel Red & White Economy Market C. A. Ruggles Insurance Western Auto Wilson's Men's Wear Jack's Chevron Station Central Market Peterson's Jewelers Pendleton Music House Howell's Union Service Anderson's Builders Supply Court Street Market Parrish Garage Penney's Moyer's Cafe Gonty's Gilliam & Bisbee Ford's Tire Service Ambrose's Barber Shop Mahoney Cr Abrams, Attys. Peck's Grocery, Lexington Padberg Machinery, Lexington The Wishing Well J. J. Nys, Attorney Flying A Motel Lois' Beauty Shop Dr. L. D. Tibbies Gazette-Times Barratt Sales Co. The Wee T.V. Shop Star Theater Inland Chemical Service L. E. Dick Appliances Fulleton Chevrolet First National Bank Hotel Grill Heppner T.V. Inc. Col. Basin Elec. Co-op Dr. A. D. McMurdo Turf Billiards 0-3 fcMi fi:.- ui . i:.:.-if it kwzi 5t h:z. mv-m
