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Bf JO PETTYJOHN
HI. EVERYONE! how about
lavurue reeipe rrom you or
our nelRhtxirr I ve had very
potMi respond rrom me reel pea,
Kvonne Nyman tells me thai
half of Seattle must have the
pie crust retliH? of Martha Lane'a
which Evonne had gotten from
uie i.azeite-limes. Also got I
call from my Bister, Betty, say
Ing her lister-In-law, Joyce
uarsi, naa U8a trie fcasy strofj
anorr casserole, from Mary Ann
Peck, loaned It to a neighbor
wno lost it and now want it
again! Oh. yes. we had a little
trouble with Ingredients. Differ-
ent, huh?? Just give me a call
at home on Tuesdays. Also if
you have any household tips or
snort-cuts, like removing stains,
or getting the Jello to set quick
ly, let's have 'em.
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HESTER CRESWICK entertained
the Lexington bridge club at
her home on Thursday. Elsie
Cole took high. Mildred David
son, second high; and Lucia
Cutsforth, low. Also making up
STAR THEATER
Phona 6-9278
If no answer call 6-9452
dancing, visiting, And refresh
menu.
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THANKS TO all who have called
In their parties, meetings, and
get tout-trier. 1 still need more
birthday purlies, dinners, and
Mich, m led free to call them
In on Tuesdays!
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SUZANNE JErSE.N entertained
with an afternoon bridge party
on Friday in honor of her cousin,
.Mrs. John (Doris) Clerl. Kittitas,
Wn. Her guests were Doris
mother, Mrs. E. R. (Annie)
Schaffer, Dodie Krebs. Cecil,
Laurel Van Marter, Harriet Hall,
Lennle t orley, Lillian Boyce, and
the two tables of play were
Lorene Ledhetter, Lois Hunt. Eil
een I'udberg, Velma Glass, and
Hester.
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KEVAN AND Kent Pratt, twin
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Cordon
ithu, ceitDraieu meir run Dinn- vnrj, .mai. i),i
day with a uarty at their home I Ioreen Jacobs. Doreen won high,
Sunday afternoon. Guests were Laurel, second; and Lillian low,
Terry Prock. Larry Pettyjohn, ooo
and David (Jundorson. The boys VERY HIGH hands were the
took part in a treasure hunt in-1 theme Friday afternoon when
doors and a chiliburger dinner the pinochle club got together
followed by the movie at the! for their weekly play. Beulah
theater. iMankin was hostess to the two
ooo tables with Mary Harris winning
two tari.fs fif rtnniimt hlKh. Pearl Wright, low. ana
bridge were In play Thursday Mary paired on wun iiazei
nlcht at the home of Wavel Hamlin to win the pinochle.
Wilkinson. Taking part were tveryone had exceptionally nig n
Sadie Parrish. Ruth McMurdo. nanus, ana lean was low wun
Flora Nys, Mae Gilliam, Etta
Parker, Grace Turner. Helen
Cohn (playing for Grace Nick
erson). and Wavel. The winning
side was Ruth, Grace, Mae, and
Flora.
ooo
THE CHUCK Hudsons. Bend,
a score of 7,000 in eight pro
gressions! Mary had 11,040 to
take high. Some afternoon?
ooo
HEARD some of the adult dance
class members met at the
Coining Cunts
FRIDAY. March 16
Elk Junior high danc. ball
room. 7:30 to lliOO p. m.
Jtobokah. lodge hall 6:30 sup.
pr, recreation night
SATURDAY. March 17
Square dance elub. Wrangler
building. 8:00 p, m.
Elks crab feed, fan pavilion,
danco ballriom.
MONDAY. March 19
Chamber of Commerce, Wagon
Wheel, noon.
TrlpU Links, Mrs. Ray Mc
Dowell. 8:00 p. m.
Civic league, Mrs. Roy Ericluon.
8:00 p. m.
Rainbow, lodge bau, 7:00 p. m.
reception, open to public. 8:00
TUESDAY. March 20
Heppner lodge. AF&AM. lodge
ball 8:00 p. m.
WEDNESDAY. March 21
PTA, multipurpose room, 8:00
p. m.
Odd Fellows. lodge halL 8:00
"raURSDAY. March 22
Soroptimist Wagon WheeL noon.
Lodges Plan Joint
Recreation Night
The Odd Fellows lodge will
entertain the Rebekahs Friday
night with a pancake supper at
Public Is Invited
To Rainbow Reception
Mrs. Harold Betket. grand
deputy of Oregon for the Orde
of Kalnhow for Girls; Bernlce
Ihomson. member of the grand
executive committee; and Gin
ger Springer, choir member of
the grand assembly, will be
honored at a public reception
Monday, March 19. 8:UO u. m,
This will follow the regularly
scheduled Rainbow for Girls
meeting whk'h starts at 7:00 p.
m.
Mrs. Don Turner, assisted by
her daughter, Glnny Lou, gave
a short skit on "lips lor Good
Grooming" to the girls and the
Grooming" to the girls at the
March 5.
Elks Saturday night for some 6:30 and an evening of enter
practice on the new steps. Guess
"Something from the jeweler's,
is always something
S aakaW
Store Hourai 9 A. M. To 6 P. M. JtZTif
177 MAIN ST. HEPPNER .J'
PHONE 6-9200 Nf
fromerly of lone, were honored they needed a little help to call
guests at a party Saturday even- out the steps but had a good
ins at the Dave McLeod home time and will surely be ready
with the Delmer Crawfords, Her- for the next lesson!
mlston. and Bob DeSpalns as I
co-hosts. Guests included the iONt BOOTH, daughter of Mr,
Gene Halls. Bob Jensens. Gill h Mra PnKArt Hrwith on tor.
Lujans, Walt Jacobs, Bill Spohns, tained a group ot friends on the
Pete Cannons, Ray Boyces, Arnle occasion of her sixth birthday
Hedmans, and David Bakers. Sflturflav afternoon. Her euests
niey enjoytru an cvcimm were Terry Pratt, David, Tom,
I and Rod Rogers, Cindy Power,
Wendy rnegiey, and Dromers,
Robbie and Mike. The young
sters piayed and enjoyed the
eventful gift opening with cake
and ice cream afterwards. Mrs.
Booth had made a yellow butter
fly cake for the party,
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SEVERAL FROM here motored
to Hermiston Monday to enter
the Master Point play sponsored
by the Hermiston Elks. Those
going were LaVerne and Laurel
Van Marter, Bui and Daisy Col
lins, Dr. and Rita Wolff, Jim
and Bobbe Driscoll, Bert Huff,
and Eileen Padberg. Bobbe and
Daisy won high north-south for
a Master point and Dr. wolil
and Bill won second east-west
for a fractional point
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THE RECIPE this week comes to
me from Mrs. Keithley ILydla)
Blake and she says it is easy
to make and very tasty. Sure
to delight the kids!
FILLED DATE SQUARES
'4 cup sugar
1 cud chopped dates
4 cup coarsely chopped walnuts
Juice of 1 lemon
13 cup water
Cook above ingredients ior
minutes or until thick over low
heat and set aside. Grease and
flour 9 inch square pan.
1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
14 cup margarine or butter
3 cups oatmeal
Mix above ingredients thor
ouehlv and press half of mix
ture into pan. spread date mix
ture on top, and add remainder
of oatmeal mixture, spreading
over evenly. Bake in oven 375
degrees for 30 to 35 minutes,
Cut into squares while still
warm. Lydia says she has found
it easier to remove squares after
they have cooled,
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Mrs. Fred Mankln, accompan
ied by her granddaughter, Shar
on Bunch, left Wednesday for
a few days visit in Portland.
They will visit Mrs. Mankin's
mother, Mrs. Grace Wood, who is
a patient in Good Samaritan
hospital with a broken elbow.
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THE WAY
OF THE.
Just Arrived
NEW SHIPMENT
LEVI BRAND
LADIES' LEVIS
Blue Denim, all sizes $4.65
GIRLS BLUE JEANS
Sizes 2-14 $2.98 to $3.55
BOYS' BLUE JEANS
Sizes 2-14 $2.98 to $355
BOYS' WASHABLE SLACKS
Sizes 4-12 $3.98
Green, Dark Brown, Tan
WESTERN DENIM SHIRTS
Sizes 2-12 $2.98
Ass'td Plaids
Also Have - One Rack & mm
PRINT DRESSES J
And White Uniforms, ea
Elma's Apparel
233 N. Main Ph. 6-9426
tainment following the Rebekah
meeting. Also those having birth
days in January, February, and
March will be honored.
Carnation Club
Discuss Dresses
New dresses used In the drill
were discussed at the Carnation
club meeting Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. Bill rarra. l ney
are planning for the annual in
spection later this spring.
Mrs. E. E. Gonty explained
the making of ceramic items to
the 17 members present
The women are collecting
Queen Bess coupons and ask
anvone who wishes to may leave
them at Farra's Shoe shop.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Lucille Pnrrish and Mrs.
Farra. '
HEPFHEK CAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. March IS, 1962
Group Provides Aid
To Childrens Benefits
lONKTh regular business
meeting of Beta Omega sorority
win held Mitn-h 7 lit the home
of Mrs. IVmald llellker. with
Mrs. Art Warren as co-hostess.
Fifteen member were present.
The croup voted to provide a
$23 eainphiilp to send a child
to Camp Kaster -his summer.
They also decided to have coffee
hours to help the taster Seal
drive In lone.
A thank you letter was re
ceived from the Crippled Child
ren a hospital school In t.ugene
for the donation of $55.25. This
money was proceeds from a food
sale the sorority held.
For the educational procram.
mosaic tile ash trays, trivets and
other tile articles displayed and
nstructions given by Mrs. Ar
hur Crawford.
CLEANER
CUTTING SAWS
Your saws will cut clean
er, truer, faster when filed
on our precision machine.
Hrini; your saws In today.
Old saws retool tied.
N. I). BAILEY
2S0 W. Water Ph. 6-9-191
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith and
family accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hay to Portland to do
wme khuppinii Saturday and en
loved the hockey game Satur
day evening.
DANCE
IONE LEGION
HALL
SATURDAY.
MARCH 24
MUSIC BY
GENE RIETMANN
$1.25 Per Person
NALLET'S
TANG
SALAD
DRESSING
1, IX I I 1 I. I !, J.l
NALLET'S 15 OZ.
CORN BEEF HASH
2 CANS 79e
N ALLEY'S LG. 30 Oz.
BEEF
STEW
CHILI
HOT or REG.
30 Ox. Tin
59e
Ravioli
MklflFffltUCf
1XL-BEEF
RAVIOLI
40 oz.
59c ft
IXL CHICKEN
RAVIOLI
40 OZ.
55
Nolley's 22 oz.
Lumbeirjeick
BOTTLES
Si00
CARROTS
2 BAGS
25?
LETTUCE
2 HEADS
29
NO. 2
POTATOES
20 lb. 49
Duncan Hines
Early American
3 m $1
jfOT?7?iTBTP? RIB I ess
2 for 45c VEAL CUBE STEAK 10 FOR$jL
g- - -, r r.r ri SMOKED Purt Pork
west pac poly bags rure rOTK.
vn PICNICS LB. Country sty,e
0R CORNED BEEF lb ijgc lb. ggc
2"fR 53" Zwlne Stewing HEMS lb. 35c
PRICES GOOD MARCH 16 and 17
PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288
It's nice to save twice
low prices and S&H
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