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THE m sSSgF HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, November 28, 1963 Sec. 2-4 pages lone Festival Set December 8 By KATHERINE LINDSTROM IONE Home Economics club of Willows Grange met at the home of Mrs. Oscar Lundell with Mrs. Stella O'Meara and Mrs. W. C. Crawford as co-hostesses. Nineteen members and guests were present. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Berl Akers chosen as president; Mrs. Lewis Halvorson as vice president; Mrs. Art Dal zell as secretary, and Mrs. Lee Palmer as treasurer. The Fall Festival was an nounced for December 8 at the Grange hall. All community or ganizations are invited to coop erate in the festival as they did last year. Dinner will be served by the Grange ladies beginning at 12:00 noon. Tickets for adults and high school students will be $1.50, for grade school students, $1.00, pre-school children will be free. This is a buffet style din ner. On December 14, installation of Pomona and Subordinate Grange officers will be held in lone, with Bob Cable, state Grange deputy, as installing of ficer. The meeting will convene at 10:00 a.m. with a potluck dinner at noon. The regular meeting of Wil lows Grange will be held Sun day, December 15, preceded by a potluck dinner at 12:30. A Christmas program will be given with Santa Claus making a visit with treats for the children. The next Home Economics club meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lee Palmer on De cember 20 with Mrs. Marion Palmer as co-hostess. Gifts will be exchanged and secret pals revealed. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Eulenna Corley and daugh ter Cheryl and Mrs. Harriet Bol man of Seattle. Craig Chambers of Salem was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepsen and family. Mrs. Herval Pettyjohn and young son, Wayne, spent several days at the home of her mother, Mrs. Arthur Crawford. They re turned to their home in Yakima, Wn. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker de parted for sunny climates on Saturday. They will spend Thanksgiving with' their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Baker and family at Sunnyvale, Calif, and then will go on to Arizona to spend the winter. More lone News on page 2 Christmas Opening Contest Prizes Set Contest Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (See rules in ad below) Anderson's Builder's Supply Fishing pole Case Furniture Co. Set of table lamps Central Market Sunbeam electric hair dryer L. E. Dick Hostess set of 2 dozen glasses by Libbey Economy Market $10 in merchandise Elma's Apparel $12.98 lady's robe Fiesta Bowling Lanes 20 lines of bowling Gazette-Times Ten dollars in cash Gilliam and Bisbee Hardware 16 pc. Melmac dinner ware set Gonty's Transistor radio Helen Cox Flowers Floral arrangement Heppner Auto Parts 2 lb. Casco fire extinguisher ($17.75) Humphreys Rexall Drug Parker fountain pen Lairds Blanket M&R Company Wall lamp MiLadies Apparel Bams Knit sweater Peck's Ski Shop Pair of ice skates J. C. Penney Co. Electric blanket Peterson's Jewelers 12-inch anti-tarnish silverplate serving dish Pettyjohn's Farm and Builders 1 gal. wall paint, one qt. woodwork paint Phil's Pharmacy Flint Eckoware serving set Red and White Grocery Store $5 in merchandise C. A. Ruggles Insurance Co. Ten dollars in cash Wagon Wheel $10 value prize Wee T. V. Free service call Wilson's Men's Wear 1 pair men's shoes mm to IT a m WW WW VMM aturday, November (c r -J A' ?i 3 O ttf SEE Santa Claus HE'LL ARRIVE AT 1 P.M SATURDAY FREE TREATS for the kids when Santa arrives M lfc. See The Selection of GIFT IDEAS In All Stores WIN PRIZES Enter The Window Guessing Contest THE RULES ARE SIMPLE 1. Everyone may enter, regardless of age, except Heppner merchants and their wives. 2. Contest opens at 9:00 a.m., Saturday and closes at 4:30 p.m. 3. All you need to do to enter is obtain an entry slip In the participating store, write your name and address on it together with your guess as to the value of that merchant's Indicated window display and drop your entry into the collection box. 4. Contest at some stores will be to guess number of beans In a jar or something similar. 5. You may enter at each participating store. Each store will have an individual prize. 6. There's no obligation. If your guess is closest, you win that store's prize. 7. In case of ties, winner will be determined by drawing or flip of coin. 8. Winners names will be posted in each store at end of contest. I - At' if" & 1 i OVER $250.00 IN PRIZES ! ! HERE ARE SOME OF THEM : Pair of Ice Skates Wall Lamp Set of Table Lamps Casco Fire Extinguisher Knit Sweater Transistor Radio Electric Blanket Ladies Robe Electric Wall Clock Parker Fountain Pen 20 Lines of Bowling Free Service Call 2-$ 10 Cash Prizes Electric Hair Dryer Blanket Flint Eckoware Serving Set Hostess Set of Glasses $10 Value Prize 1 Vf Gal. Paint 12" Silverplate Serving Dish Floral Arrangement 1 Pr. Men's Dress Shoes 16 pc. Dinnerware Set Fishing Pole $10 Merchandise
