Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, January 11, 1962, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr (Social r r f 1.. . Lites - - CALL S-S22a oi 6 9284 -by Jo MR. AND MRS. DEAN BYUS. II. the former Shirley Carol Kononen. aaugnter of Mrs. Clarence Cox. Heppner. ho were married re cently at the Carmel Mission Basilica. CarmoL Calif. They make thai ft C ..uu, lu juu jobe. tanr.. wnr tne groom it attending ban Jose State college. Mrs. Byni ig a graduate here with the w. Ul ana oi ysu in I3bl. Mr. and Mr. Cox went south me weaaing. onmuj Cvvnta FRIDAY. Ian. 12 Morrow County Livestock Men's bull dcy and hay testing, stock yaras. Cowbelle's luncheon, fair pavil ion. noon. BasketbaU, Heppner at Burns. Rhea Creek grange. Grange hall. o:ju p. in. Hoof and Horn, Marcel Jones, v:uu p. m. SATURDAY. Ian. 13 Morrow County Livestock Men's meetings, lair pavilion. 9:30 a. zn. Morrow County banquet, fair pa vilion, 6:30 p. m. Basketball, Heppner at Burns. SUNDAY. Jan. 14 Rainbow installation. Masonic halL 1:30 p. m. Golf club meeting. Elks lodge. u:uu p. m. MONDAY. Jan. 15 Chamber of Commerce, Wagon Wheil, noon. Triple Link, Mrs. Pete McMurtry, 8:00 p. m. Rainbow, Masonic hall, 7:30 p. m. Civic League, Mrs. Matt Hughes. 8:00 p. m. TUESDAY. Jan. 16 FTA chill supper, Heppner lunch room, 5:30 p. m. Basketball, lone here, 6:30 p. m. Heppner AF&AM, Lodge hall. s:uu n m. Elks Bridge Tournament dining room, :ju p. m. WEDNESDAY. Jan 17 "Understanding Boys and Girls," shortcoursc, Four-H annex, 7:30 p. m. Archery meeting. Old library building, 8:00 p. m. Odd Fellows. Lodge hall. 8:00 p. m. Elks pinochle tournament, din ing room, 7:30 p. m. i THURSDAY. Jan. 18 Soroptimtst. Wagon Wheel, noon. Rhea Creek HEC, Grange hall. lone Extension Unit Meets For Luncheon Mrs. i.eland McKinney was hostess to the lone Extension Unit meeting last Thursday, with Mrs. Joe Hausler as co-hostess. A lunch based on cheese cook ery was served by the hostesses, in keeping with the lesson sub ject for the day. Ten members were present to enjoy the meal and take part in the meeting. During the business meeting, it was decided to charge 75c per person at all meetings where dinner is involved, ana eacn member donate 10c for extra expenses at the other meetings. By JO PETTYJOHN HAVE YOU put things away to they wouldn't set ltt? That'll me exactly, then I tail never llnd Uu-in' Oh will, nuea Uiey ate sale, but what wul 1 do tor una leruiit iaier which u need ed nuwT Just Keep looklll '! o o o 11 AIT V CKAllA.M entertained three tables oi bridge at her home Wednesday allot noon. Lu cille WiUon won high. Gena Leo nard won trti-uiiu, and JUuugc Ihomson was third hlglu Othcis partuipatiiiK In the ilay were iaztl Maliouey, Helen ixlialliu, Kay Ft-rguson. Virginia Kosewall, rae Pierce, Louise r-arley, L.oia liODles, and Alane jvicyuarne. o o u HAVE YOU sent back Uie lips on aduit classes sponsored by Uie 1TA? Alaybe you haven't yet found it among ail the pa pers Uie youngsters bring home lrom school! Anyhow, the classes are scheduled to start tins month if enough Interest is shown. How about volleyball, bridge, or may be Spanish? o o o hun. Delia MeCurdy, Donna hU. Curdy and Janet, Klla Smith, Gladys Beckett, Eva Crillitli, and Margaret Ulake. SiUMla aui baked the cake the rut; hi More and brought it to wink Monday so had to sneak down the aiie, out oi L'lia'a viewl ooo HOW AI50UT a taffy pull? I talked with Jerry Doherty in town Monday, and she told me about the fun the 4 11 kids had at a recent meeting with a tally pull. She said many of them had never done It Deiore, mi were real exci'ed and used eight batches of taffy with colors of pink, yellow, blue, and green. What a time they had and prub ably a few difficulties, too! An Idea for a children's meeting? ooo ELKS LADIES night was hosted by the teachers' wives and teachers Including Jo Anne Hughes, Inez Meador, Inez Er win, and Janet Groves. Thev served homemade cookies and gave gift certificates from the merchants as prizes. Alia Cuts- fort h won high, Nora Turner, sec AN AFTKKNOON of pinochle was I ond in pinochle and for bridge 1 days. She enjoyed by guesu witn janina Johnson as hostess Thursday Among the guests were lieu la h Mankin, Mary Harris, Millie Evans, Doris Watkins. 1'earl Wright, Margaret Dubuque, and Gladys ilcckett lopping the at ternoon a play was Mary, high; Beulah, second; and Doris was low. Janina said she had a prize tor the highest hand but those cards Just didn t cooperate; noth- ng but poor hands! OOO REBEKAH MEMBERS turned back the pages of time a few years to reminisce a little of old school days. Guess they had a wondcrtul time laughing over the very becoming attire! Es pecially those of Marie Martin nd Eva Grilnth. Oh, those days: o o o HARRIET HALL had high score for the evening at the Ken- egers bridge club with Laurel an Marter as hostess. Coming up with second high was Bonnie Barratt, and others playing were Inez Meador, Louise Farley, Kay Anderson, Cork Norene, Beverly Gunderson, and Nona Sowell. o o o ALL OF the original members fve Grlbbltf won high, and Etta i.tiNer won second. The d prize v. a won by Jeanne Berry OOO i i-Mh au.E entertained th. Hd.' and Fyouda's bridj; ""' at her home last week with na.is i minor winning high and Ka.hel Dick second. Others " -iMUg up Uie two tables ol Hay were Beth Bryant, Florence i.iten, Winmlred Cox. Alma uut-n, aim Urena Jones, o o o KE.VINDER of the short course on "Understanding Boys and Girls, set for four w.k 'M Wcilnesd nn starting January i oi me i i annex nuiMing tills is fur both parents to at tend and take part, so mak your plans now. ooo NOW IS the time to buv rniik. it is plentiful and the cuts are icing featured In the markets. K'emembcr to cook iw)ik to iiu well done stage. Watch for grapefruit buys as It Is being featured now. The pink ones are more flavorful. The produce counters are in good supply of most vegetables and good spec ials can be found there for vour week-end buying. ooo THE RECIPE this week comes to me from Mrs. Earle (Mary) Bryant rind she writes that she got it from Mrs. Fred Parrish. I first heard of It when talking to Mary on the phone about a meeting she had before the holl- had served It as a HEPPNEH GAZETTE-TIMES. Tsunkkry, January II, lfc4 Rainbow For Girls To Install Sunday Beta Omega Plans Benefit Food Sale Beverly Blake wilt tie Installed wnitMy adUsor, Rainbow for lis, wilh other officers on Sun day. J.iiMi.uv 14, i.jo .,, , f Joe llaiikler hint me .tasonii- nail. Hie ceremony Is open u the public and all are inxited to attend. I.ainlxnv members. Kathv Mel by. Melinle Bailey. Linda War ren. Ginger .Springer. Sherrle Ol son, m i iwiard members. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Docket and Mr. and Mrs. llaud Graham, attend- .t a reception for Jan Itattery, ouuon, i, rami Kcliglon of the iier oi Rainbow for Girls, In onnon .unitay afterinmn. ld.E The Junuarv met-tine of Beta Omem met at the home of Mm. Eulenna Corley with Mrs. Plana were made bv the mem- tx-M prfKent for a fool aaJe to b held later this month. The proceed!) lrom the food sai will no used for their Crlnuled Child. ren a r una. The n.emtx-ra also voted ta do the rural canvassing for the Heart rund which will be held in the near future. ThU has been another yearly project for the sorority. rollowlntr tho meetlne. the memlM-n did some knitting for ineir educational procram. lesson, with annles in abun. lame Ihis year It is a vervlRnkw Cknun Ui d'SSTt to I . . ' . irononileal and easy make. FRESH APPLE CAKE cups pratiHl apples cups sit;ar Mix and add: i cup vegetable oil cup nuts eggs 2 t vanilla 2 cups flour 2 t soda 'a t salt 2 t cinnamon Mix together and bake In a moderate oven, 325 degrees until none, .hi to J5 minutes. Mrs. Cantonwine Mrs. Boh Cantonwine was the guest of honor at a Dink and blue shower Monday night with Mrs. Clarence Johnson as hoa- toss. Mrs. Cantonwine won the prize for the game played. Mrs. Johnson nerved refresh ments to the guests. Mrs. (Gordon ITatt, Mrs. Tom Hughes. Mrs. Don Cole. Mrs. Jim Sutherland. Mrs. Don MeChire. Mrs. Pete Glennle. Mrs. Art Vance. Mrs. Robert Van Houte, and Mrs. Jer aid Jonasson. fain,i.,JirMmntmit. ,pMiMwMMUMM 'ijj I HUNT'S 46 OZ. 'QiMTi JUICE- fan - - 4 for $1 icmmtrnm . i M " J - yJ'i ii fcuiii ton. m,nimnifiv-iii r if nn imr liimfin mirr-Mrmr-iiri Because of this simple demonstration, hun dreds of jour customers have bought Twist-O-Flex watchbands by Speidel. It proves without a doubt that Twist-O-Flex is the most flexible, durable, comfortable ivatchband in the world! Looks like a million too . . . but the clincher is the price! Only $1.95 in stainless steel, $6.95 to $10.95 in 10 karat gold-filled! Come in today. Choose from twenty handsome Twist-O-Flex designs. We'll custom fit it to your wrist and watch. "Something from the Jeweler's, is always something special! w y y if y. jLA y i u yj J E W E L E R S - 9 A. M. To 6 P. M. I O f HEPPXEB I W ! IcreenI Store Hours 177 MAIN ST. of the Sunday evening dupli- ( cate bridge club were present lor an evening of play and dessert at the Lowell Gribble home on Sunday. The fellows took all the honors, winning high In both east-west and north-south sides. Still doesn't prove anything, just lucky, huh? Guests were Ed and Rachel Dick, Gordon and La Fvrne Pratt. Dick and Inez Meador, Conley and VI Lanham, Laverne and Laurel van Marter, and Dr. and Rita Wolff. High for north-south were Gordon and Dick and high east-west were LaVerne and Ed. Dee served i delicious shrimp salad follow ing the play. ooo THE ELKS annual bridge and pinochle tournaments in the dining room got underway this week witn tne Drmge piayers meeting on Tuesday nights and the pinochle players meeting on Wednesdays lor six weeks. U you missed this week you may still get in next week with the start ing time at 7:30. ooo THOSE FRIDAY afternoon pin ochle players met at the home of Hannah Anderson on Friday with Mary Harris winning high. Beulah Mankin and Doris Wat kins won the pinochle and Car rie Beckett won low. Others making up the two tables were Janina Johnson. Gladys Beckett, Pearl Wright, and Hannah. Mary said that being high two days in a row was just too good, she's sure old "lady luck" won't last! ooo I HEAR there's a feud going on in town, a bridge-type rued, that is ! ! It all got started when one of the gals says, "We can beat you in bridge." Soooo, every, now and then the four of them fret together for a round and they tell me they are about even as of last Saturday. Wonder who's playing? Well, it is Kay Robinson and Gwen Healy versus Bebe Munkers and Lillian Sweek, you might say the north against the south! ! ooo I HAPPENED to be in Heppner Hardware on Monday visiting with Etta Parker and witnessed a very nice surprise for her birth day, and she was surprised! I know it left Etta quite speechless for a moment as the ladies all walked in armed with cake and coffee pots. They gave her hand kerchief gifts and visited over cake and coffee. In on the scheme were Snoda Blake, Lucille Wil- SCOT TOWELS 5 F0R $1 CUT-RITE WAX PAPER 2for49c SCOTKINS 3,or49e WALDORF tissue 8ro,,s69c SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUE 4 for $1 BOILER ONIONS 3 lb. - - 19 POTATOES, No. 1, 10 LB. 35 CARROTS, Cello Bag LB' 10 TOMATOES, Fancy, lb. 29c FOUR FISHERMEN. P Oz. FISH STICKS each 35c MINUTE MAID, 12 Oz. ORANGE JUICE 2 for 93c F0LLETT MEAT CO. Hermiston, Oregon Ph. JO 7-6851 On Hermiston-McNarr Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day FRESH GROUND BEEF lb. ggc SWIFT PREMIUM 12 OZ. LINK SAUSAGE 39c ASSORTED PACK LUNCH MEAT lb. ggc T-Bone STEAK lb. 89 Sirloin STEAK Lb.--85 Rib STEAK lb. 79c PRICES GOOD JAN. 12 and 13 PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps OilfeEN AVARKET 3"