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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1961)
Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Arrtnytoa, oien. ua., were recent week ! visitors at the Clarence Wise tune. AKo vKituig were T Sit ml Mrs, p. ti Arrlngion tDar. Wisei and two daughters ! M Lake. Wn. The east Tiers were on a vacation trip. Mr. and Mr. ia Staakamp. i tlttttllM GAlCTTI -TIMES, TnursdaT. Hmmbi 1 f.i n,fl..lA - if . 1 MMiviuii, luimrr urppner im dents, art parents ol son, Jsmes larry. Mr. and Mrs, John Letts. Santa Monica. Calif. Uite hu sLler and family. Mr. and lira, fni Ulmbel, Utt week. Social Lites - - CALL t22 M .f2M -by Jo For the first time anywhere... i'jfdz T JO CTTTIOHH The New 17-Jewel BULOVA iitam attut Mi la yto uinm mum Ml CM k trM4 it to vo Iom SImio. tip. Mm brarwrt carrw tkraafk in. Ml motif t MmslfH. (twwlnf tmmnti. 17 Jtmi. I. jpmimv ar . fes! GENUINE DIAMONDS 95 from Wha atta brt luiova eoutd combine sue baauty with ueh bright araciilonr An who M but you would waar It ao tovlngiyf Do ttap In and tod tha ttyt. that suit you "Something from tha Jeweler's, la always something apeciair JEWELERS Store Hour! 9 A. M. Te I P. M. 177 MAIN ST. HEPPNSB PHONE 6-9200 HLLLU AGAIN, did vou all tuniva the llalloween trk'kateri ami treated? 1 tmik our two youngeat out for a while, lota of excitement around here until back horn to a alnk full of (iuhet! It happened to be the maid a day of I! ! 0 o o BETTY f.lMllKI. rotate r.m amuktnn calla from people laat IVednekJav eventni durinv th four huura of no llLMita. On ladv called and said ahe had an oven open reatly to put In the freshly made Ulea uhen uff u.tnt tha llnhu! Uulte a aurorlM Uf course, they'll be on In a minute! Wonder when that pie got oaKeur Any now aom of us went camjjinK. unou wood Dealers I or I'M rimn ktovi KTI.1 n Joyed It! 1 hear Dee Cribble col lects antiques but haa decided they are not so useful! o o o JEAN BENNETT entertained two tables uf hnrfi TimmuIav night. Jan Agee won high, Lil lian swecK. second, and liwan Green was low. Other guests were jovce warn. Kran kirh. mond. Betty Glmbel, be be Mun kcts. Bcbe tells me she was de layed getting there but did quite Well us the "dummies" nlavori her hands! Betty said she learn ed not to "Uouole" agamst Lil lian: it seems Ulllan Te-doub. led" and made It with two to spare, what a score! O O O DIANA WEIGHT, dauchtor of Air. and Airs. Aioert wrignt, cele- oraiea ner sevenui blrtiidav Oct 125 With Dlavmatea nimlnu for supper and a slumber nartv. Rpv eny says they dldn t do too much siumoermg witn aii tne vuuung and giggling! Dianas guesu were Aooie wuson. Alarv Kath lerine Campbell, and Cindv ieamers. o o o LOWELL and DEE CRIBBLE took high for east-west at the runs uuuncaie Driaee Diav last Tuesday, tiazel Hamlin and Grace Turner were semnri hi oh mgn tor nortn-south were Shir ley Blake and Bert Huif with second going to Kit a Wolff and Laverne van Marter. o 0 o MAKUUERITE CHAPIN uras hostess Friday afternoon for two tables of play. Doris Watkins won men and Beulah Mankin won low. Others were Lea Wag enblast, Janina Johnson. Carrie Beckett, Gladys Beckett, and Pearl Wright - I'LL SI E YOU all at the 4 II achievement party Saturday evening at the tatholic patUh hall. o o o KENECL11S bridge club wet eutta i( Shirley hlake Wnlna. day at her home. Envying the eeiung vi (iay with (vauiinnf Webb. Ine Meador. Beetlv Gumlerson. Bonnie narratt Luie Karley, Corky Norene. Harriet Hall, and guet Nona Sow ell. Im x won Uiih and Kuiherlne was se-ond hlsh. Whitley M'netl a delicious mold. ed snlad and says Die gals were lucky, 'cause daughter, Beverly, had It made for her the night before! You know, the lichu were offl o o o THAT WHACKY CAKE recipe still cornea back to "hium" me! ! When talking to Marguerite Chabln. ahe related tha mwr. liut nf htr tauL'hfir. KIiioImu and the "cake!" Seems she made it following directions only to have her family ignore It Just a might tough! She wrote Mare- .Ut-rite and akod. "What ht . VJiuy one cup of o o a 1'AT S.WNMlt eritrrtaine! hrf ... 1, ... . I . t ill'i! I'll.- f)ll,.-ra I i.. . .innHtiis. Mill ley MarUlt. Jan JUrie I'am.m. nd rhyllis i tues mat traxeling i"" r. u iraeini" t-tre it i 'pped at the Luckv Barbara! O O 0 l:t:Ml-MUEK th Rii. i. rr.,w HKC nuvtlng change to Friday. Nov. 10 at the Graite, hall i 5 in p. m. 0 o o 1IFHE IS a reltw lu.i ri,.,i fr winter apetttea and It comes to me from Mis. i:ar Blake who !l- on a ran. h nn Ihnt.m ti- k. Miraret. ayi the recipe mnn.-i a iari!e amount an.i nirt 4 It may t e froren and the left- owr may he reheated. CHIU BEANS cups red Mexican beana. lb. mund steak. t id. lean tnirk. larci drv onlona. I No. 2S can tomatoes. 4 bottle catsup. I to 6 ch.il tepines or 1 small red poptJer. 4 t chill riowder. 2 l whole cummin seed, salt to taste. Soak beans over-night, simmer Auxiliory To Meet A meeting uf the executive i i i ami (Mmnutiee chairmen i-l tl lli.ir Auxiliary la M' euul.M for M.mday afteriioun. A.-v e::.:.. r ti. at i tw u. m. n... j-MHsp vmii mrrt at the Bank tf r..nrn ireguii. until ftk Mid go partly through an. unml nieat ir hava it grourui and saute In one aid f Urj-e frying pan. at same tne same Jued dry onions on medium heat until tTl a M I I. ..ka ix.or and onions are transparent. Add this and remaining In. kredlents to ln-in ,. K.... slowly for three to six houra. ltd. Note: Tills revite l.u- nt require une cup of cold water.) E Missionary To Japan To Speak Sunday I'ev, Charles Murphy, a recent !.v re' a !!-.! tnliklonarv ti Japan uftrre hi has srn-cd tha past (mo rara. will show films an.i i'lve a Ite-ial me.u.iee at an evening sen). Sunday at the Klrt ll.H't.ht fhureh Th .ervl, . iil begin at 7.tx) p. m. and will l e followed lie a niiei.ll, ,n an t anwvr p-rlo, on mission work In Japan. The public la encour. Si'A to tv present. lo'V. Murihv U f.lllf.L' th mil. pit of the Baptist congregation at the lr, fci-n! Ilnm eiv lint that , ... . Sunday morning menage as wi ll i Ihe i(H-ui evening tv Ice. The church meets each week ill the Did Cltv Library hmnii if 'the City Hall " W i a rvrpfnur A V Tliniru r k . . - . . . unrvcj umiNtK BAZAAR rOOD SALE DOLL CLOTHES SALE SUNDAY, NOV. 5, 1 :30 to 5 p.m. DINNER S1.50 and 7Sc Lexington I00F Hall - 4 V 1 v ""m i l lit New i Shipments Of CURLEE and MICHAELS STERN SUITS Including The New Italian Stylae $5250 T0 $7500 "aBaaBBBaMaaaw CURLEE and MICHAELS STERN $37.5 and lllry $39.50 Topcoats BY CURLEE $47.50 Wilson'sjlMen's Wear "The Store of Personal Service" S3a BETTY CROCKER mm mum ALL BUT ANGEL FOOD 3 FOR $1 BETTY CROCKER FROSTING MIXES 3 for SI GOLD MEDAL FL0UK 10 ibs. 99' aammMaaaaaaH and mGEVRBILES GIAMT TIDE 69 Tomatoes 2 LB 29 CRANBERRIES LB. PKGS. FOR 49e SIMPLE SIMON FROZEN PUMPKIN AND MINCE PLSS Each 45 BANANAS 2 " 29' STEAKS RED ROME APPLES box $2.98 WE FEATURE MAYFLOWER MILK PRODUCTS tfr? LJr, V, WORTHMORE SAUSAGE ROLLS 3 for $1 FULL TRIMMED BY SWIFT cut y wiwl SIRLOIN STEMS lb. 85 PORTLAND ROSE BACON ----lb.49 TASTY MEATY BEEF SHORT RIBS - LB. 35' PRICES GOOD NOV. 3 and 4 PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps a- CUEEN STAi PS MARKET
