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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1965)
MOIETY Committees Named, Dates Arc Announced For 5pring Civic Sale lU-eeht announcement if the 1 litr Civic league It Ihe m hi'ilullnir f I In Spring Hum mage for FrMay ami Satur day, April Zl ami 21. In the I t I -County rUiuipiiM-nt hulldlni!. 'll.n .ragut iiimirrU rummage imli-, hi l.l twice vcailv. are Iiim fund raining event of the or ganization with all mwmhU ilo liati-al lowanla the maintenance of the l'l kindergarten ru gram. Kummag aortlng Mill be ibmw on a voluntary haul at the 'I'm County building each, Monday evening ami Thuraday morning until th date of ll ali, In ginning Monday, April 5. al 7:. p.m.. am! Ihe following Thura day letw-en the hours t( 9:J0 and 1 1:30 a m. IvrMina may bring their ruin niiii donatlona to the building: during IIhhm hour, or tiny may contact members of the pickup committee and make arrange riM-nta to have Itema tdeked up at their home. On the commit tee are Mra. I'at CuUforth lor the Lvalngton and vicinity reM dent, phone WJ-MTJt; for Ilett hrr and vicinity resident. Mra. ivlmer Huwhke. ph. b7J VOI; Mra. Klirw-r Kerry, ph. f.7tt .YM; Mra. Clyde AI1M..U. ph. 67-5.'MW, anl Mra. Kenneth Cutaforth, ph. tivn wzj. I Kor further Information one may rail Mr. AlUtott or Mia. Kenneth C uttrth. co chairmen of the rlng aale. ComiVfj Cvvnls rHIDAT. Aptll t lUtwkoha. IO0r boll. I i SATURDAY, April ) Ordar of EatUra Star Social Club, Maaonte ball. I fun. Clka' Party fiite, Clka' ftni mpU. dlnntr o 1:30 p-m aanm at I P-m. MONDAY. April S Chamber of Commerce, VYaoO Wheal, noon. American Leqlon and Auxiliary. Let Ion hall, pot luck dinner ol i30 om. Order of Rainbow for Clila. Ma aonle hall. 7iM pjn. Mothers' Club, Rod Murray bom. lono, p-m. TUESDAY. April Wranglers. Wrangler club bout. p-m. WEDNESDAY, April 7 Woman'i Society of ChrUtlao Sorvtco ol tbo Mothodlil Church, cburcb parlor, p.m. Odd TtUowa. IOOr hall. fuu. Junior Chamber of Commorco. Jaycee hall. p-m. THURSDAY. AprU S Soroptlmltta. Hotel CrtlL noon. Elka' Temple, regular lodge. p.m. Men a bridge tIS Soroptimist Members Give Travel Program At Social Meeting Colorful review a of recent Iravrl In other countries were kltau'd with riirmU ra and gursia of the Hoii'timlt rlub by Iwu of It rtwinlM-re, Mra, Wavt-I Wtl kliiMin and Mra (' Jry anhem. at the home of Mra. Wilkinson lurMlay evening. Alllng with arrangements Mai Mra. Marlorle Wordcn. pjn. Reception to Honor Grand Representative A public reception I planned for Ml Shirley Krwln of Ituth A-taembly No. W. Order of Italn bow fr C.lrU. on Monday even In. April 19. MK Kruin, dauchter of Mr. nd Mm. Harold Krwln. hold the office of tlrand HepreM-nta. tlve to the State of Maryland. The public reception will pay tribute to her In thli official honor, and frlendi are Invited to attend the reception at the Ibppner Manonlc hall at 7:30 p m. Need extra cli? Sell unued Itema around your Dlace with a tiarelte-Tlniea cltlf lifi 1 Missionary to Visit At Methodist Church The Mission CommUslon of Ihe lleppiu-r MethodlNt church will Niimor a coffee time at 2 oYlock In the church parlor Sat urday afternoon In order to hear the Itev. Harvey lloene. mllon ry who recently returned from Thailand and who. with bin family, will return In June of thi year. Tlie IJev. Uoene has pent two term on the field and will apeak briefly at the occas ion and then answer queatlona which participant may poe for (Hcuilon reRardtnK the outlook and program of the missionary endeavor In Southeast Aula. The Kev. H"-m It a cousin of the Itev. Melvln Dixon, faitor of the lleppner Methodist church. Mr. I'earl Wrlnht. chairman of the commission. Invite anyone Interested to come and share the Informal time together. Cemetery Memorials Sale All Prlcta SO", Off Standard alio 12x24x4. $85.00 markers will bo sold for S42.S0 T.O.B. Heppner. Offer qood only within 100 mile radius of Heppner Void May 1. Call or writ for WhoUsalo cataloquo and prices. Portland's Larqost Whole sate rirm. Memorial Arts 7825 S. E. roster Rd. Portland 6. Oregon 87206 771 0783 Elks Plan Regular Monthly Party Nite The flrsj regularly achrdulcd rnrtv Nile for Klks members, their wives and guest, will be held Saturday evening. April 3. KiM-enlly Innovated into the Elk social inlendnr. Tnrty Nile will Im? an event of the first Sat urday of euch month, beginning with dinner at CIV) p.m.. follow ed bv an evening of pinochle, pnrty bridge and miscellaneous games with attractive , prices starting at 8 p m. tour of the Hawaiian Islands, iinule last May by Mr. Wilkin Min, accompanied tbo showing of colored slides of clly, leach, nnd mountain areas which the tourist Milled beautiful acen cry. the colorful life and cus toms of the Islanders were found Imorcsslve, i Point of historical Interest. , eela!lv war aeenes relative to rear I IfariMtr and of the mem orials built In honor of thvse killed there, were shown, ind tlie tnurlsts were there on Mem orial Day when sM-clal obser vances were held. Tlie extrn slvenes of the volcanic rock un hill surrounding Ihe cities and I growth of vegetation among It was among things txdnted out lv Ihe aenker. Mr. I.anlmm. who with her hushand. returned one year ago to the United States, told of thilr lessons at experience In Kngland, Kuroje arid particularly r ranee, toioreu albks aiccornpanliMl her Inter esting remarks, bringing a cloM-r understanding of the countries visited and of the French eop.c among whom they lived while studying In the small village of Luvnes. In the chateau country of the lxlre Valley. They chose to atudy at Luy-ru-s, she aald. t-ause the French language there was sup posed to be the "most nearly p-rfect. Other American teach-1 era and students were enrolled there, "although much more ad vanced than we were," he added. i They were able to visit manyl places of historical Interest. I iM-en Imprcssorui were made on; the people there at the time of the president's assassination, and tlie Lanhams were Impress ed with the friendliness and concern shown toward America at that time. A guest nt the meeting wa Mr. Klsa Mott of Ited Lodge. Mont., who came with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Starks. tb-freshmcnts were enjoyed at the close of the evening. ltfa Out TinRTT YEAH A CO March IS. 193 rrrliminary count of the farma In Morrow county January 1. yi ahowa a total of UU. as compared with C'H on April 1. 1'JWI. Two memlsers of Ifepprwr high school a debating suad that. on Saturday evening, placed fourth In the district con test at li-ndleton. Rave an In teresting sample of their ware at Ihe Porta Monday luncheon. These member were In In ferl berg and lrena Wilson. Heppner Pllt IUm k trapshrtot er reglsterel a second lerfect 73 to take the ed In the Ore- fonlan trapsh'Miting tournament. r. A. I. McMurdo, Luke Bibby and John Uw each broke 23 straight on th-tr first string for the team acore Col John Watermelon Reding ton. Ki. veteran Indian fighter and pioneer editor of the Hepp ner "(Jaef. died at the .National Military Home. Calif , last Satur day morning. Col. Itedlngton first edited the paper In 1h3. TWENTY TEARS AGO March 29. 1949 Sale of at least Juj.unO worth of bonds to finance early con struction of the Morrow county htapiul U .tH by the h'ei pltal commission. The? commis sion looked over the land to the south of the court house prop erly and it was agreed that, while riot making a selecting. I fie projerty offered numerous advantages as a site for the hos pital. Completing 23 years In bust-rw-sa In lleppner, Mr. and Mra. John Skuzeskl have sold their establishment, the lleppner (leaner, to John Hannan of Morton, Wn. Assurance that Morrow county will have an airport Is seen in the move of Lexington citizens to purc hase a tract of land north west of town for that purpose. Negotiations are underway be tween Lexington town council and the I'eters estate for 2 JO acres north of the city reservoir, with the whole tract consisting of 6W acres. TEN TEARS AGO March 24. 1955 Two Heppner High school sen ior glrU were named valedic torian and salutatorlan of this year's craduatlng class by school officials. The girls are Sally Palmer, daughter of Mr. REPPNES GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, April I, IMS and Mrs. IHmer Palmer, and I'atricia Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Waiter Wright. Over 4' 10 peopI attended the second annual Eastern Oregon Square lism Jamboree In the school gymnasium In Uoardman Saturday night Receiving certificates of rec ognition at the chamber of com merce banquet Monday were Jeff Carter, Kdger Albert, Or vllle Cutsforth. Frank W. Turner, tk-lbert Kmert, lone, and Harold Johnston. NOTICE Beginning Saturday, April 3, and each Saturday thereafter, the Turner, Van Marter and Bryant Insurance Agency and the C. A. Ruggles In surance Agency will be closed. Regular Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Nabisco 16 ox. FIG NEWTON Mr. and Mrs. Mike White smith. Rodney nnd Terrl of Hood River, were vacationers In Hepp ner over the week end. visiting ru Ihe home of Mr. and Mr. Don Bennett and with other friends here. Mr. Whitesmith was former manager of the J. C. IVnney store before being trans ferred to Hood River. Houseauosts of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kon.su m this week -end were Mr. and Mrs. Ko.sarto Isecly Kennewick, Wn. Delegates to Attend State FHA Meetings AtOSU This Weekend The Future Homemakers of, America chapter at Heppner High school will be represented i at the Mate FHA meetings Frl-1 dv and Saturday at Oregon State University by two Junior, girl. Karla Luclanl and Diane Schaffltz. Accompanying them i will be the adviser. Miss Vir ginia Ditch. FHA I composed of lunlor and senior high school girls taking home economics. Oregon has 44.12 members In 115 chapters. Almost all of the chapters wlil send delegates to the state meet ings. Kltlv O'Harra Is student presi dent of the Heppner chapter, which has 33 members. V am a Waf ers MALLET'S IMYONNAISE qt. 49 MALLET'S of GORHAM STERLING 5SW Yes, It's trua you can have your very own ster ling service for four In glamorous Gorham Star, ling any one of these three lovely new designs at a real budget-wisa price. No need to dolay it any longerl I See these fine designs now along with all the other wonderful Gorham designs 32 piece aenricos from $258. to $312. Prices include 10 federal tax Conveniont Payment Plan to Fit Your Budget "Something from the ewelera. Is always something apeciaL" JEWELERS Store Boursi 9 A. M. To 6 P. M. Club Prepares Plans For Coming Events Rhea Creek Livestock club held its last meeting at the home of Wilbur Van Blokland. Re quirements for The Dalles show were discussed. The members were told of the new weights on different animals, also the re quirements of feed ration. A committee was appointed to select a Father of the Year can didate. We discussed the County Field Day Judging which will be held April 10. It was decided we would hold our next meet Ing at this time. Kenny Wright was home from collejje and attended our meet ing. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Van Blokland. John Hall, reporter fM I LARGE SIZE I NALLErS LUMBERJACK' " Top Job 69 VBIIP2i ?fnr$H. r A auest this week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starks and family Is Mrs. Elsa Mott, mother of Mrs. Starks, of Red Lodge, Mont. She will continue south to California where she will visit other relatives. For Your Protection Turner, Van Martei and Bryant Answers Your Insurance Questions QUESTION: What is the par tlcular advantage of buying comprehensive Insurance on a car? You still have to buy collision and liability in surance anyway. ANSWER: Comprehensive is the all-inclusive cover a g e. The insurance makes certain exceptions for which it will not be liable but assumes re sponsibility for just about all other forms of damage. This public service la our way of advertising:. 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