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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1964)
LOT IAUU, E44tef fkM 7 Ul Sale Well Received; To Aid Kindergarten Final rrnorlt on receipt a from the Civic Leaue iriNrtI Rummi(i Bale, held Friday and Baturday, are still tiring nun filial, liul wllh CK lrrlt eseretlln. $.!, league t4Mi-ra are wrll satisfied i( Ma tutwn I1vle arue memlera si-nt Hon. lay rvrnlnir at the Til to 44ultitrn tiulMinjr altrnillii to the final rlranlnu an.l slraifcM. enln of the snare ulllunl for the sale. I'nw.t.l rummiii Items Were donated lo lal itiunh oreanltls lo lx riven In nerdy famlllea and rritsln. ItumH fruin the aale will fx utril in hrla auftxtrt and buy rieeded Hulimrni an.l sui.lu-s for the liMal kindergarten pro-gram. Church Women Aid In Help to Missions The Mission Rorlety ut tha Chunh t the Nararene brhi an II day meeting (Mi otter 19. re. aumin lit monthly meetings fur the year. Membera met to ark cloth In to Iw arnt lo the mission field In Okinawa, five boar of clothing were mended and park ed, with the remainder uf the time atirnt making bandages fur the mission. Members and jrueata present were Mra. Jark Weller. Mra. Ralph Crum, Mra. Jamea Wll helm, Mra. Warren Crawley. Mra. Douglas Steen. Mra. Wavne Wil son and Mra. Jamea llllderbrand. V. 71 L4f . L RE ELECT JOE TATONE Democrat rot Port Commissioner Ha Has Srred Tea WalL Experltnced Interested (Pd. Ad. by Morrow County Democratic Central Com.. Al Lamb, Heppncr, Chairman.) Conference Officers Meet With Heppncr Legion ond Auxiliary Auilllary members were ftresmt ,-taiuruay rvrning ai in lgum hall when lleppner I'uat .No. 11 iMiei a utitrki a conierenee at temtrd by aeveral atate and ill KM department tdfl-ere Legion t IlK-rra here for the meeting were Itav Wilson, denartmetil Kiinmandrr; Jack Tlato, depart- rncm THTnnnnununi jtiauiu'w Itruli! rifiartfTW-nl aitlutsnt and - - - - - - 1 CJIrnn Mime, department service ..4 . -I. - I . uunrr, an vi iiiii Irai.k ICelM-rg, DiktrUt 6 rum mander frum IVndlrton. Autlllary heaita attending were Mr. Tearl Funk, detri ment prrkldent. Attiena: Mra. Colleen CJoger, defartment vici president, the Uailea; Mra. Nola rranrla. d-iartmenl a-Tetary, IVirtland; Mra. Myrtle lU-yberg. Dltrl1 A prealdent. Pendleton, and Mra. Ilau-I Hamlin, imtrlrt 6 vl ireldent from lleppner. pelegatea repreaentlng 13 cf eatti-rn Oregon (inirm unna wero on hand for the conrlav ihi f..i umlerwav earlv In the evening with a dellrloua Ktluk dinner, followed by aenarata ineetlnga of the Legion and Aux iliary that were t-ned and ad journed by lleppner loat No. K7 and Auxiliary prealdenta. Mr. and M'- Hubert Wilson. Prlnri pie itema of the buslneaa meet inga were reorta by department hvada vn th national conven tion held In Daliea. Tex, late In S"t'tembT. Fopplea. algninrant iiowera for Ieglonalre. were arranged In vavi throughout the hall by Mra C. 1. U. Bauman and Mra. Kilry Munkera. Co rhalrmen for the evening were Mr. and Mr. Don Munkera and Mr. and Mra. Arnle lledman. Auxiliary Sponsors Public Card Party After being once postponed, followed bv misunderstanding on a rescheduled date, the l.lrn t-r-lnn AllxlllarV IUb- m... mi. -" y ' . lie card party wa held Monday with a pleasant crowd enjoying an evening of bridge and pin- CM'h U. Prize for tallying high pin ochle acore went to Riley Mun L.,r. uiih Mr Riti Buschke holding aecond high. The pin ochle door Ue went to Mra. Martha Van Scholack. The even-inn-a lirh hrlrlce score Drtze was won by Mra. Jim Drl.scoll followed bv Mra. Frank Hamlin with aecond high. Winning the door prize tor tne Driage piay lira Knrm Rinnut. Card enthusiasts wore wrved dellcloua angelfoort cane, lop ned with a pineapple whip on card tablea decorated wun ar- rangementa of bronze chr'an themums. Chairman of the event, Mrs. rv.n Munkera was assisted With the many arrangements by Mrs, Hill Heatn. Mrs. luiey iiunsr, Mrs. Arnle lledman and Mrs. Marshall Lovgren. vuiHni wr th waak-and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson were their son and dnughter-ln law, Mr. ana Mrs. Thnmnunn son Brian and daughter Linda, of Portland. Coming Cixntt mi DAT. Oc1r tl ratb-ai. Burma v. leppaa BMa, M.ppo.r Rlli fkU. BavwUUwa Moliy BiaakJoat Tit tjt, C. Matk HaittaU afwaka. Wmtf Wkal Cata. MONOAT. Odabar M CVnrit-r al Caaaaaarc, Wa CBLKaTIA . prsicaa prom aioo to aisoo "Something from tha awalara, y la always somathlng apadoL" JEWELERS Stora Hourai 9 A. M. Ta 6 P. M. 177 MAIN ST. HEPPNEH PH. 676-9200 orIen stam PS Ordat af Eaatani liar. Maaaa.lt IhL i pa WCDNtlDAT. OcWbat tl Od4 rallawa. IOOT baXL I awaa, IATUROAT, Oclobar It TaJaa Uaka dub asiblla turfcaf diao. U pan. lOOf balL Chamtmi af Caouaarca Holla- mi wtadaw palatial caa- taat. dowatowa Kptm(- Menu Uses Extension Theme for October In Home Luncheon "Exploring the Splca Rack." waa tha Intereatlng project for tha Initial fall meeting of tha llepjcier Extension Unit, held last Tuesday at the Joa Wright home Tha project theme waa carried out In a dellcloua, apl.a enhanced dinner of meatballs smothered In mushroom sauce and curried shrimp served over toast, prepared by project lead era. Mrs. It C Watkins and Mra. Bud ivck. Members also enjoyed tasty orange drop cookies, baked by Mrs. Wright. Main Item of business discuss ed at tha meeting waa tha pro ject lesson planning for thta ex tension year. Miss Donna Gor don, county homa extension agent, will lead the unit in the November project lesson. "The True Com of Credit." to be held at the home of Mrs. R. G. Wat-kins. Six new members were present at the well attended meeting. They Included Ms. David KcK- man. Mra. Jliiua steen. Mra. Wayna Wilson. Mrs. Jack Weller, Mra. Cavle Arbogast and Mra. Jamea iillderbrand. Tha informative unit sessions for the coming year are open to anyone wishing to attend, for further information one may contact Mrs. Watkins or Miss Gordon at the extension office. Club Hears Reports Of District Meeting Reports of delegates of the Soroptlmist club of lleppner who had attended the 11th District Meeting of tha Northwestern Region In Ontario on September 26 and 27 were heard at the weekly luncheon meeting last Thuriday. Those who attended were Mrs. Fred Parrish, Mrs. Leta Thomas, Mrs. Wes Sherman, Mrs. Ed Gonty and Mrs. Roice Fulle ton Presiding at tha two-day meet ing at the Moore Hotel was Miss Bernadlne Batters of Van couver. Wn.. district director. Representative were present from 26 of the 28 clubs in the district to hear an outstanding program of speakers, participate In buzz-sessions and social activ ities arranged by the district officers and the host club, assist ed by members of the Baker cluo. A tour of the ORE-IDA Frozen Food plant was also a part of the program. The meeting last week opened wltl: a short candlelight cere mony, honoring the founding of the first Soroptlmist club in Oakland, Calif., on October 3, 1921. A brief history was read by Mrs. Sherman, president Sorority Sponsors October Activities IONE Mrs. Gene Rietmann was hostess ror tne uciorcr meeting of Beta Omega Sorority at her country home. Mrs. Ralph Kincaid was assisting iius-s.. llnn wore made for serving the banquet for the Mid-Columbia Association at the Grange hall locf Wnrlnttiin v ivpnlns7. Mrs. Donald Teterson was chair man of this event. Acclctlnir thi Amerlmn Lecion In maintaining the Legion hall was adopted as tne pnnaninropic service for the coming year. Mrs Rill Rietmann. chairman of social events, announced a "hard times" dance at the old 1nrrrBT1 cr-hnnl hnll a nil SfltUT- day evening, October 24. Mem bers, their husbands, and invited guests will attend. Sunday guests at the Archie Padberc home were Edwin TWUfr and son Dannv of Salem, Mary Evelyn Tucker also of Salem and Gordon Ross of Woodburn. The group took a short hunting trip during the day but were unsuccessful. We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat Heppnei. lona. Lexington WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE: Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thura. Sheep Any Day Follett Meat Co. Hermlston. Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlston-Mtffarf Highway Guests Welcomed To Degree of Honor Annual Observance Gueat night was observed by tha Iegea tt How fr4cclv AaMalalJuri at Ha latt meeting. October 11 at tha Pint Christian rhurrh. TMrtaen guests, Inrlud Ins threw from Magnolia Lodg-, lr nd Irion, were ireent. rresldent Lui!la I'arrUh wel comed tha guests. All were pra arnted gifts ft homemade Icily In an original akit by two Lex ington mrmbera, Adith Hunt and Freda MaJ-ke, who, appro prlalaly dreased as Witches, pro duced tha Jelly from an old Iron po In Halloween atmosphere. Miss Drla Roblvn had charge of the guest hook and the pin nlnp of Identification taga. The president gave a resume of the yeara aortal activities and tha past atata president gave an Informative addreaa on protec tion offered by the association. Corsagea. made by Mra. Earl Jvrward and Mra. Pete McMurtry. were presented tha past atata president, tha local president and visiting president. Mra. Ellen llockensmlth of Pendleton. She waa also presented a gift- Hostesses for the evening, Mary Bryant and Theta Stratton, were given gifts of appreciation. The aervlng table and social room were beautifully decorated with fall foliage, where the gnu p of about 40 were served a Dinner is Planned CAirm timii. twt. oxa tx 14 Three Link a club of Sana Soucf fUbckah lodge will aarva a pub lic turkey dinner at tha lleppner IOOK hall on Saturday, Octobrf 31, between tha hours of 5 and I fi m. Bridge and pinochle will be rt play after tha dinner. Tickets at II 5 will Include both tha meal and card play. baked pumpkin pudding, coffee and punch during tha aortal hour. Annual TURKEY DINNER November 7 Sitt 1:00 P. M. LEXINGTON IOOT HALL Sponsored by HOLLY BEBEKAH LODGE WITH BAZAA1 AND POOD SALE EVEBTONE WELCOMEI Lexington Auxiliary Sees Demonstrations and aavera! five member of the L!ntfo Coop Blddiet attended martini an crafts at tha rrndietoa Grain Growers in Pendleton laat Wed nesday. They viewed a demon stration ly Wra- Portland on maklne Interesting containers from eld table vt chair iega and bowls of various aires for arrangements of f lowers or evergreens, also tha making of candle holders forms of moalars On October S Mra Irene Nolan demonstrated rover In g gift bosee and making demratkma ' flft aaraa, vf iso prt er.T psr- tlcipating In i bomea. covering other gift Stm us for envelopes of all tod. TLa Cairtta Tunea. IIIIIIIHO 7 s v I f E ,i;:xiiiiT::n::nuiri Beauty Begins With "h .. r t - r.Mst!i vi vur rinw win v iv- hcTl v Look your loveliest using fine cosmetics and beauty aids. We stock all your favorite brands. Our rputua la four sMurwa eC !. op qusiltr ai- Jll wars. PHIL'S PHARMACY Beppoeff Pa. t7S-H63 tf t- S EVERY HOUSEWIFE KNOWS Always OKEflT BflRGfiin AT CENTRAL MARKET Your Choice: FROZEN FOOD SilLE CHOPPED BBOCCOU rrencb Style GBEEN BEANS CUT CORN PEAS LEAF SPINACH 6 pkgs. $1.00 LIMA BEANS ITALIAN BEANS BROCCOLI SPEARS BBUSSEL SPROUTS 5 pkgs. $1.00 PEAS AND CARROTS POTATO PATTIES CHOPPED SPINACH FRENCH FRIED POTATOES HASH BROWN POTATOES CRINKLE CUT POTATOES 7 pkgs. $1.00 ALL BANQUET FKUtN Cream Pies 3 fee 89c Folgcr's COFFEE Lb. 79c 2 Lb. $1,57 3 Lb 52.35 10 OZ. IN ST ANT $ J49 SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 2Lb-49c SUNSHINE 1 LB. FIG BARS 3 pkgs. $-j00 Durkee's MAYONNAISE 49c Scotkins FACIAL TISSUE 4 for $1 Modess Reg. $1.73 SANITARY NAPKINS ?1.29 -for. ZESTFJUL f.lJEIUS. Mm ' i i PINK 'mm GRAPEFRUIT for CARROTS bag 10 FRESH OfOsd Cranberries bag ' mmm lb. use Sliced Bacon lb. USD A GOOD OR CHOICE Round SJea!llbv7 Kump E?oastb-85 FRESH Pork Spare Ribs PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 23 and 24 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 TIA ajjBSSBsMBsflBsVaBBsSBYBBBBB&BB lti nice to sore twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps RKET
