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honey and Di.lt M..il,,r imm
fTn "w'V McCurdy. Jr., and
isvxa wuvuiuy, JJUrlll
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GLADYS JONES won hk-h wt
nesday evening at the Fida's
and Kyoudas 'y the home
uj uiuuji lunnor. ISKing MVond
prlre was 1'hyllia Ifutchina.
Other making up the two table
i piay were Florence Green.
Iorens Jones. Alma Green. LUIe
coie. eetn Bryant, and Kachcl
UICK.
o a a
PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT plav
la nearing the closing daya of
play with first and second nlace
remaining unchanged alter Wed
nesday niKhfa play. On top are
Aivtiia rauoera and Kunie
Pettyjohn with 8tcond place
vuinK to ITU(1V Lasi'fiivr and
Mildred YarnelL Wednesday
mam winners were JYudy and
Mnareu, men, Aivina and Eu
nice, second. Tom and Jo Hus-
ton provided some excltlne mo.
low. Also In on the play were rnents when they melded 1500
i-ay rerguson. Happy Graham, I trump:
itcna Leonard, and Madge
i nomson.
c r . BT 10 'ETTTJOKH
iriLL lOLl) and dreary with
ui? uri trying to ptx-k through
ho well have to be content to
amy ndoura and enjoy the many
aiuviura going on during
the month. Coming up la final
i'1iv in me tms bridge and uln
othle tournament.
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SPEAKING OF carda, I always
thought our community here
was the card playingest bunch
fr miles around, but not so!
John Day can claim that title
ns they plav bridge from 9 In
the morning until 5 that after
noon sort of a bridge marathon.
Jackie Labhart says In a letter
to Kay Koblnson last week!
HAZEL MAHONEY and Helen
Schaffltz were co-hostesses at
the Mahoney home Wednesday
afternoon for the What's Trump
Valentine luncheon. Dee Cribble
won WKh. Lota Tibbies second
hlirh. and Virginia Rosewall had
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MRS. LYLA Elliott fifth grade
teacner, was honored with a
coffee hour at the home of La
Fyrne Tratt with Ruby Munkers
ns co-hostess Saturday afternoon.
They served cake and coffee to
mothers of Mrs. Elliott's fifth
grade students as they got ac
quainted with her during the
afternoon.
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BRIDGE STANDINGS In the Elks
tournament are still pretty
much the same but the end is
getting near with next week's
play concluding tht contest. Still
leading for north-south are Ed
and Rachel Dick, high, with Rita
Wolff and Lsabelle Davis second.
Also still in the lead for first
east-west are LaVerne Van
Marter and Daisy Collins. In sec
ond place tie are Conley and
VI Lanham and June Bellen
brock and Elsie Cole. Tuesday
night winners were Laurel Van
Marter and Eileen Padberg, tied
with Bene Munkers and Lillian
Sweek for high north-south. Jim
and Bobbe Driscoll were third
and Rita Wolff and lsabelle Da
vis won fourth. Elsie and June
won high east-west, LaVerne and
Daisy, second high; Phil Ma-
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LAST WEDNESDAY evening was
me occasion or a dinner party
ar me nome or me Karl Millers.
t-njoying the dinner at an even
Ing of cards were the Art Wat
kins, Vernon Munkers, Earl
tvans, and Archie Munkers.
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GENE AND Harriet Hall were
hosts for a crab feed Satur
day night at their home. Guests
were Gordon and La Fyrne Iratt.
Lowell and Dee Gribble, Eddie
and Bv Gunderson, Frank and
Kay Anderson, Don and Mary
McClure. Walter and Doreon Ja
cobs, and Bob and Sue Jepsen.
Following dinner the group
played bridge.
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JANINA JOHNSON won high
Tuesday afternoon at the
Leann Rea home with two tables
of pinochle In play. Second high
went to Alvlna Casebeer and
Prudy Casebeer held the highest
hand. Also playing were Mil
dred Yarnell, Loree Hubbard,
Alta Cutsforth, and Jo Huston.
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SEVERAL BRIDGE enthusiasts
Journeyed to Hermlston Mon
day night and entered the Her
mlston Elks master point play,
and came home with a high
and second place. Bill Collins
Jv
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LIMITED TIME: FEBRUARY 5 to 24,1962
Something from the Jeweler's,
a atwerys something
special!"
Parents Make Trip
To Corvallis Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Clint MoQuarrie
and Dan were In CurvalUs the
lkt wet-k end to attend trie wed
ding of their daughter, Susan,
to Kichard Ruhl. son vt Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Ruhl. Lexington. The
coui-le was married at a formal
wedding at the First Mrthodist
church. Corvallis, Saturday af
ternoon, February 10, in the
prewnce or relatives, cloae
friends and college classmates.
Also making the trip were the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Kuhl.
The group attended a dinner
in nonor oi me weuuing party
at the Country Kitchen after re
hearsal on Friday evening.
A complete wedding story will
appear In the next issue of the
paper.
Carnation Club Sets
Saturday Food Sale
Carnation club members have
planned a food sale for Satur
day, February 17, starting at
10:00 a. m. at the Heppner Red
and White store. Mrs. Lincoln
Nash. Mrs. Carl King, and Mar
ilyn Bergstrom are In charge of
the sale.
At the club meeting Thursday.
members having birthdays in
January. February, or March
drew a gut irom tne Dirtnaay
box. I
Mrs. Prudy Casebeer and Mrs.
Jerald Rea were co-hostesses at
the Rea home and served re- j
freshmcnts tj 16 members.
Group Gathers Sunday
At Ola Ruggles Home
Family n-mlM ami fiiend
of Jk:r. lU itugKits .-(ti o u at
her home Sunday fr a dinner
and afternoon ui visiting. asi
ln with tin dinner and oitwr
arrangements were Mr. and Mrs
Charles Kueglei.
Coming from Richland. Wash.,
were her granmiiiUK'hier and
husband. Mr. and Mr. Jack
Fnstabend. and children Ihma
Laura. Nell. Linda, j.-ff an,
Wayne. Little granddaughter
Laura took some time to coin
pare notes of her recent oin-r-ation
with that of treat grand
mother Ruggles. who is making
speedy recovery from recent
surgery.
Belated birthday wishes were
extended Mrs. Charles Ruggles
by the group.
Other dinner guests Included
Mrs. Anne Smouse and Mrs. llor
tense Martin.
Carolyn Slocum Weds
Omer Huston Feb. 3
Carolyn Slocum. duughter of
Mrs. Frieda Slocum. and Omer
Huston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Or-
lin Huston,, wore united in mar
riage at a quiet family wedding
February 3 at tne urun Huston
home.
Officiating t tne double rim
ceremony was rasior David
umuuj
Cvvnts
rilOAY. rrb. u
Pebtkah. Lndqe hnli. 1:00 P- Ri
BaakcUKaL Joho Toy tbeit, 30
p. m.
SATURDAY. Fsb. 17
CAiaatiaa Club bake sals. Red
and White store. 10:00 a. sn.
BakketbolL John Day tbete. ;30
p. to.
Square Dance dub. Wranglers
bulldinq, 1:00 p. m.
MONDAY, ftb. 19
Chamber ot Commerce. Wagon
Wbele, noon.
Rainbow, Lodge halL 7:00 p. ns.
Civic League.
TUESDAY. Teh. 20
Elks dance lessons start Elks
ballroom, check time.
Heppner Lodge ATAAM. Lodge
ball. 8:00 p. m.
WEDNESDAY. Feb, 21
Rainbow father -daughter ban
quet, lodge halL 6:30 p. m.
Odd rellowt, lodge halL 8:00
p. m.
THURSDAY, Feb. 22
SoroptlmUt Wagon WbeeL noon-
Bauer, of the Seventh-Day Ad-
venlist church. Attending the
couple were Linda Valentine and
Lionel Huston, mother of tne
groom.
The young couple Is now at
home In Heppner.
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13 Couples Enjoy
Progressive Dinner
Annual n. kuevthcart
t.iniu-r ht-l.l .Ntuir.l.iv evening
w i' tlie hiL-hlu'iit ..t n'. ii,
Club ear wi'h ; iu'..-s en-
jc.Mng me (tfiiti-us limner and
entertainment.
They Mint. -.1 M. (-reiing as
ptiests of Mi. n. Mrs. Flmer
Schmlilt with ir.i'i.-rtv lni-.
cock tails ami sppener. Mrs.
lliiroltt l.uir.l v. , k .... A
hum dinner loii.mci at tlte Kay
Williamson none with Mrs. Hon
Abrams anil Mrs Bruce Siwncer
MS Itl Iliti'vi'x (tn-r mi'inlli'K
furnished itluck iiMns for the
dinner.
Comiiletini! the ivi-oIol. thv
were guests of Ir and Mrs. W.
II. Wollf fur dessert and cards
later, t il host esses U'llh Mrs.
Wollf were Mis. N C. Anderson.
Mrs. Mini Nagel. ami Mrs. Kav
.Smith.
given the high aiiil low winners
and the grand prie of a Viilen
tine cake was won by lloiee
L'olletnn Th. r.ikA uaa miltl.,
and deitirated bv Mrs. Bob Jones.
r.ach home taking part In the
innir uns nttr.1,.1 U'elv dissir.
ati-d ill the Valentine theme with
he red and white colors, l oupies
res-nt were Mr and Mrs. Hob
iirindlc. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
llutchlns, Mr. and Mrs. Ander
son. Mr. and Mrs. Abrams, Mr.
nd Mrs. Fulleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs Smith.
Mr. and Ml. N.tgel, i:'V. and
N!i. hpenci-r. Mi and Mi it. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. nil unsoii. Ir.
and Mrs. Wolff. Mis. Anita
StiN-kard and Vent lUvis.
Mrs, Paul Brown returned Sun-
day nfter a week's kiav In Lns
Vega. NevadJ. VisitlnU her
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Autie (ioodman. She got ac
qua in ted with a new nl'H-e and
nephew, 3 months old twins of
the Goodman.
Cemetery Care
Payments Now Due
Members of the Board ol
the Heppner Cemetery Main
tenance DiMrict wish to re
mind patrons of the annual
tiite method of lot main
tenance that pavtnents of $10
must be paid to Mrs. F-laine
S. George, Secretary-Treasurer.
Heppner, Oregon, on or iM'forc
March first to assure com
pletion of the work by Mem
orial Day.
Should nnvments not be re
ceived by April 1st. annual
care will be disconiinuea on
these lots on which this ser
vice Is past due. Requests for
information regarding annual
and tieriM-tual care may be
directed to the Secretary.
JEWELERS
Store Hoars: 9 A. M. To 6 t. K.
17? MAW ST- Hwrxn
PHONE 6-8200
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and Bobbe DrLseoll teamed up
to win high east-west and one
Master point. Harlan McCurdy,
Jr., and Laurel Van Marter won
second east-west for a fractional
Master point. Others Rolng were
Daisy Collins, Jim Driscoll, ana
LaVerne Van Marter.
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MILLIE KVANS entertained the
Fridav afternoon pinochle club
with two tables in play. Carrie
Beckett won mgn ana pairea
with Hannah Anderson to win
the pinochle, and Doris Watkins
won low. Mary Harris, Grace
Buschke, Gladys Beckett, Pearl
Wright, and Millie made up the
play.
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HOW ABOUT getting two send-
ofts In 30 minutes wnen going
on a trip? Ask Betty Brown. She
got on the plane at Pendleton
was back In one half hour, called
her family who were still in
Pendleton and they came back
to wish her off again! ! The
reason, fogged In out of Boise.
Anvhow she arrived back home
safe and sound.
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BIRTHDAY dinner Sunday
evening honored Gene Hall
with guests In for dinner. Ar
riving for the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Haroia wngm nu
Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Van
Blokland, Gary and Dale, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Ball and Archie,
and Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hall,
Kinzua.
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BEBE MUNKERS and June Bell
enbrock won high east-west
during duplicate bridge play
Monday night at the home of
Gena Leonard. Taking nign
north -south were Lillian Sweek
and Lucia Cutsfortn. compar
ing the three tables of play were
Jean Bennett, Inez Meador, Hazel
Hamlin, Kay Robinson, Elsie
Cole, Mildred Davidson, and
Eileen Padberg.
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RUMOR HAS it the gals are
working busily on decorations
and plans for the up-coming
Elks annual next Saturday, the
24th. Pinochle and bridge will
be in session at the Catholic
parish hall and special games
for those who don't play cards.
See you there!
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NINE TRICKS members were
guests of Sue Jones at her
home Thursday night. She served
a Valentine jello dessert to Jean
Wi'liamson, Gwen Green, Bobbe
Driscoll, Karen Thompson, June
?nctirpr. Aroiene L,aira, Marg
aret Slewert, and Marlon Abrams.
Jean won high and Gwen took
low.
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EILEEN PADBERG entertained
hrwtce at her home Thursday
evening with two tables In play.
Lois Hunt won high. Lorine Led
better, second; and Mildred Dav
the Jack hieh prize. Also
In on the play were Elsie Cole,
Hester Creswick, Velma Glass,
Lucia Cutsforth, and Eileen.
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SOON, GEORGE Washington's
hlithdav will ne nere ana in
keeping with tne cnerry xree
thump I have a Cherry Cobbler
roninA that is sure to suit any
' . -W
taste. It comes to me irom ivus.
Carl (Sylvia) McDaniel and was
hishlv recommenaea Dy an me
Mix;
2 cups pitted sour cherries
vnn fillPSr
cups liquid (cherry Juice
plus water;
T butter, melted, mix with
cherries and sugar
i t almond extract or V t mace
T quicK cooKing tapioca
place into 2-quart casserole.
TOPPING
cup sifted flour
cup sugar
t baking powder
t salt
13 cup shortening (bylvia uses
corn oil)
eg?
Sift drv ingredients together,
cut in shortening until mixed.
Sorinkle over top of cherries, dot
with butter, bake in 350 degree
oven about 55 minutes or until
well done.
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