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hop Sou aoncfl arfi" Mir. - -I oJM oJM n c lJiiL JL v OF HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday. April 12, 1962 Gazette-Times is authorized dealer for Moore Business Forms in this area. Call 6-9228 for your needs. Boxed typing paper reason ably priced at the Gazette-Times. SPARE TIME BRAND Pot Pies 5 for $1 CHICKEN AND TURKEY SHIP AHOY, 8 OZ. BREADED SHIP 2 for 99 ranges 2lb. 29 WE GIVE THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS il Thomson Bros. GROCERIES AND PRODUCE PHONE 6-9933 HEPPNER Homemakers' Spring Festival Due in May By ESTHER KIRMIS The social calendar of the ex tension units is very full during April and May. Some of the things that the women are dis cussing and planning include the Homemaker Festival, May 15, at the Catholic Parish hall, Heppner. Pine City and Lena Units will be hostesses. The theme of our festival is "A Look At Me." Our speaker will be Mrs. Roberta Fraiser, OSU family life specialist, who will tniir nn thp thpme and develop the points on "How well do I understand other members of my family?" This will be a luncheon-type festival. St. Patrick's Altar Soc iety will serve the $1.25 luncheon at noon. They would like a count of the women who plan to at tend so purchase your tickets from your county committee woman at the April meeting or the county agent's office not la ter than May 10. Holders of these green tickets will be seated first. Anyone purchasing a luncheon ticket that day will receive a yellow ticket which means they will have to wait till the others are served. It will be to your advantage to purchase your ticket in advance. Exhibits Each unit is asked to put up a display exhibit illustrating one of the projects studied this past year. We will use the ante rooms off the main hall for these displays. Hobby Display A special room will be set aside for display of hobbies. If any women have hobbies (along the homemaker line) we invite them to display them. Each unit will be responsible for their own display. Registration and Tickets Registration will be at one or two tables this year. Luncheon tickets will be sold at another. Pine City and Lena will take care of this. Child Care Pine City Unit is making ar- rnnmomonte with thp HeDDner High school for child care in the Catholic Church basement, (right behind the parish hall). They will keep any age child, but discourage tiny babies. The charge will be 50e for the first child and 25c for each additional child in the family. The units will absorb the difference. Each child brings his own sack lunch. Milk will be furnished. Installation of Officers We plan to have the instal lation of unit officers and new rounty committee women at 11:30 A. M. on Festival day. This will be right before the luncheon. Fair Booth Workshop Dwight Fairbanks, OSU visual aids specialist, will be at the Heppner fair annex at 10:30 a. m. April 24, to conduct another workshop on fair booths, home makers displays, 4-H windows, etc. We especially urge each unit to send the women who will be planning your homemaker fes- livol rlii-nlatr TVTiirlo Qfinloo OfTT State Extension agent, says you can surely see the difference in Jim Myers Offers Spring Bargains rf S7 Reg. $1.59 A 1 Special $1.29 Special Special MuOill Hair Spray Reg. 59c obbtira Akobo 25c (FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY) V it VDfALL FOR I 8 PC. ANCHOR HOCKING SNACK SET 4 Glass Trays AND 4 Glass Cups $ 159 Reg. 59c Each McKESSON ASPIRIN 2 B0TTLES 59c ANNUAL Vi PRICE SALE ANGELIQUE SPRAY COLOGNE IN SEVERAL FRAGRANCES Reg. $5.00 NOW $O50 (100 ASPIRIN EACH BOTTLE) Comb FREE with 1 M . .:. . Pro Toothbrush 60c 17c Off Reg. $1 Helene Curtis Shampoo plus Egg 83c EASTER SILICONE IRON BOARD COVERS, With Pads ea. 77c displays after women have listened to Mr. Fairbanks. It's a sack lunch affair. Should be through by 2:00 or 2:30 p. m. State Homemakers Council State Homemakers Council in Corvallis, May 1-3, will be the theme of the "Home The Foun dation of Citizenship." Convention begins with a tour at 3:00 p. m. of the Forest pro ducts Laboratory of Oregon State University and an International Dinner (IFYE speakers) in the evening. The second day will in clude a business meeting, work shops for ACWW, 4-H, unit chair men, traffic safety, health, coun ty committee chairman, and publicity. The evening closes with a banquet at the Memorial Union. (Morrow county is to fur nish five hostesses for this event). The third day sees the final business meeting. Conven tion closes at noon on May 3. Costs: $6.25 for registration fee, two evening banquets and one luncheon. Two breakfasts and lodging will be additional. We urge each unit to send one delegate-, it possible. Any one wishing to attend State Council should send a check for S6.25 before April 20 to the agent's office. District Meeting Mrs. Doris Vinson, Kimberly, district director, has indicated that there will be a District VII meeting of units in Umatilla, Grant, Gilliam and Morrow counties sometime in May at John Day. It will be geared for new unit officers and county committee women. Plans are in the making. We will let you know as further things develop. Alumni Meeting Vnth vfnr the Dresent countv committee honors alumni county committee members with a party at one ot the memoers nome. This year it will be at the Randall Martin home, Lena, on Mav 28. Mrs. Arnas Jakku. form er state council president from Hood Kiver, nas Deen invitea to speak on her ACWW triennial experiences In Ceylon in 1957. Umatilla County Festival Frances Harvey, Umat ilia county extension agent, has is sued our unit women an invi tation to their Homemaker Fes tival which will be held April 18 at the Pilot Rock Community building. It will be a no-host luncheon ($1.25) served at 11:30 a. m. Reservations should be made by April 14. Mrs. Roberta Fraiser will be their featured speaker, also. SPRINGTIME Money-Saving wTW III fi PaiEri sriWfoi D o Zzz53to house pain t SUBURBAN EXTERIOR PRIMER and SUBURBAN HOUSE PAINT White Only-May Be Tinted Reg. Value $6.30 Gal; In 5's, Reg. Value $6.10 Gal. SPECIAL IN 5's 4.89, $4.79 GAL. RUBBERGLO FLAT WALL FINISH WHITE AND CUSTOM-MIXED COLORS Reg. Value: $6.63 Gal., Qt. $2.43 SPECIAL: $63 GAL. Deeper Colors Slightly Higher $A13 QT. Add NEW COLOR. Beauty and Value to your Home, NOW! For a Limited Time Only you can Save Money on famous BOYSEN PAINTS and Painting Supplies! Check the products listed below and come in right away while our stocks are com plete! 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