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--by Jo
Bv JO PETTYJOHN
YES, I did live over the fair
and the kids are so happy to
get xo sieep in late in the morn
ings! Now it is rodeo time and
then all youngsters get back
to school and busy times. A re
minder to all club and lodge
leaders to call in your meeting
dates and schedules for the year
so l can get tne "Calendar going
in me u-r again.
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JEANNE BERRY entertained the
pinochle club last Tuesday
with Flo Connor still having
those nights as she won high
again! Mary Lovgren was sec
ond high and Sharon Cutsforth
won the door prize. Also in on
the play were Bonnie Buschke,
Judy Buschke, Lillian Key, Shar
on McDaniel, and Jeanne.
MARY McCLURE finished with
the high score Tuesday night
at the Bridge Biddies club and
also walked off with the travel
ing prize which she held all
night! Janina Johnson entertain
ed the group at her home with
Margaret Siewert winning sec
ond. Others playing were La
Fyrne Pratt, Marian Jonasson,
Jan Agee, Mary Jean McCabe,
and Rita Wolff.
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FOR ALL of you rodeo fans re
member the Snack Shack will
be open through the week-end
selling hamburgers and other
sandwiches, soft drinks, coffee
and pie with the American
Legion auxiliary in charge of the
sales. Speaking of eating and
the rodeo, the Wranglers will
again serve breakfast at the
clubhouse Sunday morning.
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BEVERLY SHERMAN entertain
ed the pinochle club Tuesday
night with Marge Eckman win
ning high, Ginger Keithley, low;
and Myrna Sutherland, pinochle.
Others making up the two tables
of play were Dolores Thorpe,
Gail Burkenbine, Carolyn Cole,
and Jackie Allstott. Speaking of
Starts Aug. 30
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Moretodo...Moretoview
Gates open 10:00 a.m. daily
See dazzling floral splendor in the
new floral exhibit building. Other
buildings bulge with exciting dis
plays . . . 4-H and F.F.A., Livestock
. . . taste-tempting foods . . . arts,
crafts and hobbies.
JIMMIE RODGERS IN PERSON, with an
all-star cast for the REVUE. Twice daily.
ic Rodeo-Horse show (Matinees, too!)
Horse Racing daily (except Sunday)
-1:00 p.m.
fc All-Oregon Talent show (free)
Band concerts daily (free)
-jr Fun-filled circus (free)
SALEM, OREGON
Jackie, she and Marge just
missed 1,000 aces by one old ace
which Jackie still had after pass
ing the cards! Just too many
to pass, so what do you do?
What's a 1,000 meld??
MONTHLY DUPLICATE bridge
club met at the home of Elsie
Cole last Friday with three
tables in play. The gals scored
using the Howell Movement with
Lorene Ledbetter and Kay Rob
inson winning high. Eileen Pad
berg and Mary McLeod were sec
ond and Bebe Munkers and Lois
Hunt were low. Also playing
were Lucia Cutsforth, Mildred
Davidson, June Bellenbrock, Lil
lian Sweek, and Edda Mae Lov
gren. Lucia will entertain the
club in September.
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FOR ALL duplicate bridge play
ers, the monthly unit party
will be held September 3, 8 p.m.,
at the Elks lodge.
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ESTHER BERGSTROM filled in
at the Friday afternoon pin
ochle club, walked off with the
high prize and teamed up with
Hannah Anderson for the pin
ochle! Hannah entertained the
gals Friday. Low went to Janina
Johnson, and others in on the
play were Ann Fehmerling,
Beulah Mankin, Carrie Beckett,
Gladys Beckett, and Pearl
Wright.
CANNING TIME is sUll here and
I see four boxes of peaches
that are just not going to get
done by themselves! According
to the bulletin from OSU, de
spite all of the modern conven
iences, home canning is still pop
ular with 41 of 10,000 home
makers surveyed in 1962 doing
their own canning. Surprising
enough, tomatoes were listed as
the most popular canned item
with fruits such as peaches,
pears, and apricots listed as
third. For our family, fruit is
the number one spot. In storing
the home canned product, home-
makers are urged to store them
in a cool place as temperatures
cause the food to lose much of
its nutrient value.
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HOW ABOUT a $100 cake recipe?
This is the Wheat League choc
olate cake winner at the Morrow
county fair here last week en
tered by Mrs. Floyd (Lorena)
Jones.
Vt cup butter
2 cups sugar
3 squares chocolate
IV2 cups sweet milk
2 eggs
2 cups cake flour ' .
2 tsp. baking powder
2 tsp. vanilla
V2 tsp. salt
dash of cinnamon (optional)
1 cup walnuts (optional)
Cream butter with sugar, add
eggs, one at a time, beating well;
add melted chocolate, vanilla
and flour mixture of dry Ingred
ients alternately with the milk.
Bake in two deep 9" pans for
30 minutes in 350 degree oven.
Frost as desired. .- Good luck,
Lorena, at the bake-off in Port
land this winter!
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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursdcfy, August 29. 1963
Green Family Unites
To Observe Birthdays
Birthdays of several members
of the Green family were re
membered at a family get-together
at their mountain cabin
on Sunday.
Coming from La Grande for
the week-end were Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Hagerman, son-in-law and
daughter of Mrs. Mattie Green,
and their two children, Bradley
and Kenneth.
The group met at the cabin
early Sunday morning for a
family reunion breakfast. Dinner
at noon, complete with birth
day cakes, honored Herman and
Joe Green, Mrs. Mattie Green
and her son-in-law, Bob Hagerman.
TOP 4-H SHOWMEN are snapped in action during the 1963 Morrow
County Fair. In the back (center), with bis grand champion GARY MUNKERS. son of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Munkers, has a leg
steer, is Roland Ekstrom of lone, grand champion showman. hold on the pig which he caught during the pig scramble Thurs-
Steve Pettyjohn is shown with his hog that won him reserve day night prior to the 4-H and FFA livestock auction at the
champion showman. (G-T Photo) annual Morrow County Fair. (G-T Photo)
Van Schoiack to Wed
Gresham Girl Sept. 7
Mr. ad Mrs. Claud Edward
Wilcox of Gresham are announ
cing the marriage of their daugh
ter, Karen Lynn, to Michael M.
Van Schoiack, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Van Schoiack, Hepp
ner. The wedding ceremony is set
for Saturday, September 7, at
4 p.m. at the Chapel of the Hills
in Brightwood.
Miss Wilcox will be a senior
at Oregon State University, where
she is enrolled as a Home Ec
onomics major. She attended
schools in Gresham. Mr. Van
Schoiack, also in his senior year
at Oregon State University, has
electrical engineering as his
major field. During the summer
months he has been employed
by Portland General Electric Co.
He was graduated from Heppncr
High school with the class of
1960.
After their marriage, they will
make their home in Ccrvallis.
Mrs. Gertson on Tour
Of Hawaiian Islands
Mrs. Clara Gertson left Sat
urday from Portland for a two
wet ks tour in the Hawaiian Is
lands. She will be one of 15
tourists traveling under guided
supervision of Random Travel,
Incorporated.
Her traveling companion is
Mrs. Minnette Kinzey of John
Day.
Army Field Band
Billed in Pendleton
The U. S. Army Field Band
of Washington, D. C. will play a
free concert in the Round-Up
Stadium at 8:15 p.m. Saturday,
September 7. The public is in
vited. The local appearance of Iht
100-picce band is being co-ordinated
by the Pendleton Round
Up Association in conjunction
with the Chief of Information,
Department of the Army.
A continuous, fast-moving pro
gram will be directed by Major
Robert L, Bierly, commanding of
ficer and conductor of the band.
Popular songs will be included
with classical and military
numbers.
The band which has been in
existence since 1946, has played
in Inaugural parades of Presi
dents Truman, Eisenhower and
Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schwarz
and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Springer
enjoyed a week-end of camp
ing and fishing at Roe Creek
reservoir.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Evans vis
ited in Pendleton Friday and
Saturday with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S.
A. Kari, and family.
ALL TYPES ot Moore Redlforms
available through the Gazette
Times office salesbooks, pur
chase order books, requisitions,
receipt books, and others.
Authorized Schwinn Dealer
Hermiston
Cycle Shop
New and Reconditioned
Bicycles
Parts For All Makes
All Work Guaranteed
First and Highland
HERMISTON
WAYNE LONG, PROP.
DEAN LONG
(Formerly of Lexington)
South India Native
To Speak Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Joseph
and small children will be
guests at the Heppner Christian
church this Sunday morning.
The Josephs are natives of South
India. He will be guest speaker
at the morning 11 o'clock wor
ship service, when the public
is invited to hear him and meet
the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph are sec
ond year students at Northwest
Christian college in Eugene.
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Store Hours: 9 A. M. To 6 P. M.
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PH. 676-9200
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Drifted Snow FLOUR 25 lb. $
1.98
GARLIC DILLS 39c
12 oz. Sweet Gherkins 45c
Bread and Butter Relish ... 25c
Nalley's Tang qt. 49c
17!2 oz. Mustard 25c
; Garlic i j
jlDills .
MAYFLOWER FRESH
LEMONADE -2 For45c
FREE Samples All Day Saturday
MJB COFFEE
Lb. 59c
2 Lb. $1.17
3 Lb. $1 .77
10 OZ. INSTANT $t()9
MD NAPKINS Pkg-10c
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MILK W
FRISKIES 15 OZ.
DOG FOOD
Horse
Meat
MORS
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5 for $j
BANQUET
TV DINNERS
ea. 39c
CHICKEN
BEEF
TURKEY
SALISBURY STEAK (Hamburger)
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BAR-S, OREGON CHIEF
Boneless HAM lb. 89c
FULLY COOKED, HALF OR WHOLE
ROUND-UP BRAND OLD-FASHIONED
FRANKS 2 lb pkg - 79c
ASSORTED
Lunch Meat I lb pkg 55c
1 2 LB. AVG. FRESH FROSTED. CUT-UP, PAN-READY LYNDEN
FRYERS - - - ea. 79c
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POTATOES
10 lb 49c
FRESH
TOMATOES lb 15c
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