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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1961)
JJL1 I . I Social Lites-- CALL I 9228 oc 1 1284 -by Jo r jo rrrrrjOHN WHI, ARE Mr. and Mr, San U Claut busy right now get ting things organUisl, taking kid here ami there, and celling thiMie puikagi and letter In the mail? If thin Mrs. Clam doean't get going ihere won't be any thing lett to till the stocking! O O 0 MOST OF the clubs and lodges are planning the Christmas port It and programs, and of course many church and school programs. You and your children will be taking part In many of these. The children have drawn names at school and as the time draws near they are doing lota of looking and wishing. "Mom, 1 can hardly wait!" You have heard that a few times? Let them help you with your holi day decorations around the house. Just give them some rib bon, cardboard, Scotch tape, scissors, crayons, and a whole STAR THEATER Phone 6-9278 If no answer call 6-9452 roll of foil wrap, they come up with some very good Ideas! o o o LUCY PETERSON reviewed the book. "Kalahari," written by Jens BJerre, at the Bookworms meeting November 28. The book was written In Danish and trans lated Into English. During the meeting plans were made for the Christmas party December U M the home of Leta Humphreys. Hostess Ruby Becket. served raspberry iie to members: Madue Thomson, Pauline Hughes, Klla Smith, Virginia Turner. Sadie 1'arrish, Agnes Flug, Elsie Cole, Leta Humph reys, and I ucy. o o o SARA SHARRARD and Marlon Abrams were co-hostesses at the Sharrard home November 29 for the Civic League meeting. Velma Glass. Morrow county health nurse, spoke on the pub lic health and school health pro grams and what facilities are available, such as the immuni zation clinics and speech and eve clinics held In the county. The group planned a cleanup day at the old Central Marxci building for the following day. A nominatine committee of Marge Eckman, Joan Hughes, perfect CfjrtetmaS TREAT 1 . V FEATUMNO , f JLW)-. DELICIOUS T- ;r " "t i 1 I' ' CHOCOLATES So Fine, So Famous, So Sure to Please! 3? Tift. v At. Sampler Beautifully Christmas Decorated $2.00 a lb. HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG MR. & MRS. ROD MURRAY 217 N. Main PH. 6-9610 and Patty Trmk was PH"jj and will present lhtr slat" officer at the January meeting. o o o v.-iirv tai.kim: to Marie Mar- ti .Luii ii-ir reeent trip 10 Arlona. he mentioned how quickly the Mexican children catch on to the tipping custom! TUy had given chance to some ... I, ih..ir -nr When they ,.. u the tlilldren had ruunded up a "tew more helpers. o o o SUE JONES won high Thursday evening during the Nine Trick bridge play at the home of Karen Thompson. Bobby Drls coll won low and Bonnie Barratt won the door prize. Others en joying the pumpkin chiffon pie desseit and bridge were Rita Wolff. Meg Murray. June Spen cer. Margaret Siewert. and Mar ion Abrams. o o o THE EPISCOPAL ladles tell me they did real well on their ba zaar and luncheon last Satur day. Laurel Van Marter says all the work we put In, was really worth It! EVERYONE LIKES a surprise. I'm "re. and the Howard Clevelanda were treated to a big ....... i ... nnilnv afternoon as 15 couples baiged In on them for a rous'warmitig uinnn i.. at their new houso on Hinton CrH-k! Coming with fooa ana refreshments were u'r r,.ini.r Pnul and Katn- erine Webb. LaVtrne and Laurel Van Marter. Jack ana Kuin vu Winkle. Harlan and Donna Mc- Curdy. Jerry and Lib Daggett. Bill and Nona sowni, j Louise Farley, Jim and Cal Healy. Bill and Shirley mane and Bonnie Barratt, and her sis ters and husbands from Walia Walla, Gordon and Mary Mc Gough, and Harry and Helen Morse. They received a beautl r..n., ,i...r:it..i monev tree from the guests to honor them In their home. Wonder what Ruth thought wtien some dozen cat came driving up the highway? o o o PEARL WRIGHT entertained with two tables of pinocnie last Friday afternoon. Kegu ir members were Beulah Mankir Carrie Beckett, Gladys BecKcti. Millie Evans, Doris Watkins, and guests were Grace Buscnne anu M.,.,..it rimnin Kiirh Went tO Doris, low to Grace and pinochle . . ....-it. i Hariri to tseuian ana Biarsucmc said they didn't have any un usual hands just unusually bad! r n n OES SOCIAL club members had lunch at the Episcopal bazaar, Saturday, prcceeding play at the lodpe hall with two tables of bridge and two pinochle. Inez Huffman won high in bridge and Martha Van Schoiack high for pinochle. o o o SATURDAY WAS not the day for the Jack Bedfords! They had invited guests in for a clam din ner when some of the lights went out in the kitchen. Of course, it had. to be one over the stove, so they called the guests, Dr. and Helen Schaffitz and Jim and Mary Ellen Myers, to tell them dinner would be late. Thanks to neighbor and electrician Henry Stroeber, the difficulties were corrected. All went well until Jack decided to build a fire in the fireplace! Nothin' but smoke! Anyhow, it all lent for an interesting and different evening! 0 0 0 SOME 68 persons enjoyed an evening of cards Thursday kS SHOP T ML- If it's fine...it's iiea AH th nam Implies . . . TRUE 10VE posses the smart simplicity, elegance, and charming oppeal you're always wanted on your dining table. A timeless motif enhanced richly with enamels and narrow light blue or deep aqua color band tipped in certified sparkling platinum on a translucent ivory fine china. Choose it in the popular Flintridge coupe shape for greater serving spec at $22.00 a 5-piece place cover. See TRUE LOVE ond other distinctly pottorn by Fllntridg China ot . . . I III I 1 "II I I J E W E L E R S Star Hours: 9 A, M. To 6 P. M. 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNEH PHONE 6-9200 s 9.y when the St. There unit of itu Catholic inurcn riiiTrti eM'nt Mrb' Jonaw.n v.oi hiuh In bridge. Yn Parker, w !.,ul high. nd SNb WVIU Hon the door prl. Winner for pin. oc'ile play 'r Eunice IVtty t.,hn. hifh: P'Hh IWgtrtm. h-c-i1; and Arolene Laird, the d.n.r i.,e. Pattv Gentry ua chair nian ot the refreshment commit tee which served an!. finul cake u iiH whiciitHl cream and eriished pineapple. Franclnr Evans wa In charge of the pm hle plav and Nona Sowell chairman of the brblge. o o o DFE CRIBBLE won high Wed nesdav. November '.".t, at the Kings' Litt'e Queens card party with Nona Sow ell hostess. Other prizes went to Betty Ham ilton, second and traveling prize, and Nadlne O'Brien, low. Other making up the three table of play were Helen OUmnell. Ilene Wvman. Faye Pierce. Shirley Blake. Cork N'orene, Laurel Van Marter. Jovce Ward. Lucille Wil son, and Marie M.-Quarrie. o o o DIANA WRIGHT ent e r t a I n e d guests at a pizza dinner at her home last Wednesday before the high school girls' volley ball game here with lone. Attending were Barbara Logan. Ginger Springer, ond Dlanne McCurdy. i.-.. 1 1. in it the came the team was treated with Cokes by their coach, Barbara. REMEMBER HOSTESSES t.i J. dn the guet. ptue winner. atnl attv tii.uktng n..ie ttuit i-iu-l, like iuale tu left the .alt out ! the Ciik-! MatM M'liteone got a Jnt aces, or H'itivt hacj In brid;;, just an thing of Inti-reM from the parties or get ti't'ethet. and then JJtNe me a call. o o o MOST FVEIIYONE will be buy Ing nut for the Christma ho. Iil,i Juki artiund the corner. Here art- a few tip on keening them fri-.h. All nut keep fresher longer In the shell. Some will. KUch as walnut, will keep for a -ar. Whole nut meat will keep longer than chopped, and unsalted one will keep flavor l.mger than salted nuts. Store nut mea In tlghly cloned con tainer in the refrigerator. o o o WHEN BUYING groceries this month, kec-p In mind the best buy a listed In your markets. Most everyone's food bill will be more with the holiday festivities and entertaining. Another thing to rememtver In analyzing the grocery bill. is. all Is not food which you purchase at the local markets. Included mgiht be cloves, tooth paste, and such items. o o o BKST BUYS available this month are pork shoulders and loins, bacon, and turkey. Uimlt prices are a little lower. Plcntl- tHCPPNEll CAZtTTC TlMCS. Tburadoy. December 7. 1M1 ful In the market lire psrnlp. iut.ih.uM. and turnip, cabbage, llii'i'iui tt"n iottoe, ww-l p'tat.- and am are featuretl now. Report there are plenty i. apple. al pick up everl cti4 .ti k.it,T i f cranlM-rrle ar..1 f:ec;o for Ul.r u. What to do wah lettover turkey? Make lurnov-r! Mi( clupied one cup tuikcy Into a can ot condenned i m of niuhroon) iwiup, place mful onto ple-e of pie crust, fold over Into triangle, w al dge and bake In hot oven about IS minutet! Sam Mc Daniel of Headman la s"onvale-ing at the home of hi hlxtcr. Mt. Carey HaMing. slnc hi release from Jlonerr Mem t rial hoi'Jltal on Thanksgiving day. Hi condition I improving satisfactorily and will b return ing to hi home In a few days, TELL 'EM YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE TIMES NOTICE TO ALL O.E.S. MEMBERS Beginning Monday, November 13, Reg ular Meetings of Ruth Chapter No. 32, Will Be Held The Second And Fourth MONDAYS of Each Month. Inez I. Huffman, Worthy Matron I Hudson House MANDARIN ORANGES g CANS OTTER COVE OYSTERS 2 CANS 69c Durkee's MAYONNAISE 49c SWANS0N FROZEN Standby 46 Oz. TOMATO JUICE 4 CANS W IS)flffiiKaE,s CHICKEN TUKKEY PORK SHRIMP 2 hv 99c FRUIfand UEGETOBLE ORANGES 5 Lb. Bag 49c WHITE . . GRAPEFRUIT 8 Lb. 53c SPUDS 10 Lb. 35c DELUXE TOYS - AS SHOWN ON TV WE HAVE DELUXE PLAYMOBILES, BEAUTY PARLORS AND OTHER EXCITING DELUXE TOYS AS ADVERTISED ON TV. SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL TOYS ON DISPLAY. AS ONLY BY SEEING THE ACTUAL TOYS WILL YOU BE ABLE TO APPRECIATE THEIR REAL BEAUTY. WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND SEE THEM. Sunshine CHEEZITS OR MM T-B0L7JE lb. 89 SIRLOIN lb. 85 nm Steak lb. 79 Whole Drawn STEW HENS Lb. - 29 Oregon Chief Skinless , FRANKS 2 lb. - 89c M PRICES GOOD DEC. 8 AND 9 PHONES; (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 It's nice to save twice- low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET CREEN STAMPS
