MOETY
Easter is Observed
At Elks Buffet Dinner
(iaily cxilorni tarl decora
Itiiim chhunirtl hi Ksstrr sra
Mm mmii')irtt that j-rrvalled
Mimlay, Hhrn "V famlllrs
tratlirrrd at th lilks Tfmle fur
thw Kiss annual Kastrr buffet
itlnnrr.
Ham anil turkey were mtvciI
with mantu'ii Hhltf) xtaliira,
gravy, caritlli'd iwccl otaiN-a,
fruit naiad and divert t.flwirn
th houra of on and five In the
aftrrniMin.
Working with dinner comm li
tre chairman. Frank Hamlin,
wrr Mrs. Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Thor,. Mr. and Mr. Mar
vin CanrtM-rr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Scott. Mr. anl Mra. lavt Barn
rtt, Mr. and Mra. Jack I'loyhar.
Mr. and Mra. Ln Kay SihwarU.
Mr. and Mra. AIN-rt Connor, Mr.
and Mra. )un Ikllrnlmx k. Mr.
and Mra. Norma n Jew. I. Mr. and
Mra. Calvin Sherman. Mr. and
Mra. Wayne Harsln and Mr. and
Mra. Vern Kelthtry.
Juniors Make Plans
To Entertain Seniors
Commlttrea and advlaora of
the Junior t-lasa of Jirppnrr High
school are busy cHiIng the fin
al tnurhra completed fur the an
nual Junior Senior banquet and
prom, scheduled for the coming
week.
Both affalra will be held In
the hleh school multipurpose
rtom. The banquet, mi for Wed-m-Kday
evening. April 2H, at
6:30 p.m., will be prepared by
mothera of the Junior claim mem
bers, with Sheridan Wyman
Cicnts
serving aa general chairman.
The formal prom will follow
on Saturday evening, May I, be
tween the hours of 9:0o p m. and
1:00 a.m. Couple will dance to
the live music of a combo from
Paitro. Chairman of the decorat
ing committee la Erna Winchest
er. Claa advlaora are Mra. Ber-
nice Struckmrler,
and Pete Glennle.
Com I a j Events
FRIDAY and tAlUkDAY.
April 23 and U
Sprlnv lummoft fal. Tfl-C
bulldlnq, I cum. I ft p.m.
SATURDAY. A pf U 24
and Carnival, lair pavilion.
upper at pjn.
SUNDAY. April M
Wrangler 1 1 a j d j. Wrangler
ground i. politick.
MONDAY. April 21
Chamber si Comnterc. Wogan
WbeoL neon.
Order of Eastern Star, Masenl?
ball. I p-nt.
WEDNESDAY. AprU 21
Odd Fellows. lOOr bait I pja.
THURSDAY. April 71
SareptomtsU. nooa.
Nash Home is Scene
Of Family Gathering
Kater Sunday waa observed
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lincoln Nash when their child
ren and their families joined
them In the first family reun
ion In several years.
Coming from Beaverton were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons and
daughters Terr! Lee and 3-month-old
Michelle Kene, who
was baptized Sunday morning
at the Methodist church.
Others present Included Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Palmer and dau
ghters of lone. Mr. and Mra. Lyle
Jenaen and sons, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Connor and daughter
of Heppner.
Open House Reception
To Honor B. Spencers
A nubile reception will com
pllment Father and Mrs. C.
Bruce Swncer at their home at
340 Green Street on Saturday
evening, April 24. honoring the
couple on their th wedding
anniversary.
Plans are being made by their
children. Inviting their many
friends In the area to call be
twecn the hours of 7 and 9:00
Bill Nelson p.m. to extend their greetings
I to their parenti.
Only ELGIN Harmonizes
so beautifully
in every
decorating
theme
Club Marks Charter
Anniversary Date;
Plans Service Project
lal recognition was flvrn
the founding f the HoroplimUt
cluti of llrppner at Its meeting
in (ill M and 1 as It reach.!
I. a i f Ih annlvetasry on April 10
Two of the il original rrwmtwra
Mra. hd (.only and Mrs. Loal
Parker wh signed the rhartt-r
April 10, I!M(i. were prer.
Other still on the ineintM-rnhlp
loafer, although Inactive, ai
Mrs. (irar-f Ni hernon. Mrs. I-ta
Thomas, Mrs Olive Hughi-a and
Mrs. Lucy lingers.
Al the April 13 meeting, Mrs
Jrn ll'ger, chairman of IJie pub
lic relations committee, i.rt'avnt
rtl a drawing of the 'Tree of
UtV of the organization, wilt
Its roots naming !h chartrr
niertil.ers. and the limr.s sus
talnlng the names of the club
officers on Its branches) through
the past 17 years. A sx-ia tiub
birthday rake was prepared by
Mrs. Gonty, courtesy chairman. '
DiM-uaalon waa held on the
servk-e trolft recently voted
by the club, the sponftorln of a
(ldi n Age club for retired and
clocrly cttirens of the comrr.ur.-
ny. Mrs. Wavel Wllklnwwi re-
ported on the aurc-css whtrh a
similar club has had In lle.m
i .ton and felt it would be well
received here.
Mrs. RoUe Fulleton, you-h
(hal'tnan, announced plans for
serving the t'lk'a youth parties
on Atrll 23 and 30 for h gh
tchoo) and Junior high studi-nta
In lleppner and lone. The K-kh
llre furnishes the refresh-
merits and Soroptimtst members
prepare and serve the food.
I wo members- Mrs. w en sner-
man, president, and Mrs.
Charles Starks, recording a-?re-lory,
will represent the clun at
the 47th Northwestern Regional
conference In Salem thla wecl -end.
with headquarters in tne
Marlon Hotel. It la expected that
com of the 95 cluba In the
Noithwesteni Region will be
represented, with clubs of Cer
tain, Eugene, Hood River,
Klamath Falls MrMlnrvlUe,
Oregon City. Portland and The
)alls assisting the host Sa!ein
iH'h.
Rhea Unit to Host
Homemakers' Festival
M
TOT
for
contemporary
decora
TW ilunnln d InlrtoU dMlfil
captufat compmftta. Hkh (old
flMthftd llMd, apufl Srita did
lin hcfmanlilrif ctnur, kria
nd. Mm avMaW In Mdltr
rniMR Slack.
fXatchlng Sconcsi 11S pr,
v V v
for
Spanish
aecors
Plans for the Homemakers
Festival luncheon, to be held
May 12. were discussed by mem
hers of the Rhea Creek Crange
Home Economies Club which
met last Thursday at the Elmer
Palmer home for a potluck iun
cheon and business meeting In
the afternoon.
The Rhea Creek Extension
Unit will host the festival and
the Grange 11. E. C. will prepare
and serve tne luncneon at me
Grange hall.
Grange members are encour
aged to enter the Oregon tiranee
White Satin sugar 25th canning
contest. Mrs. Deipha Jones. Pom
ona II. E. c chairman, reports
that entries must be at the Lex
ington Grange Hall by May 3
to be judged.
This year each Pomona
Grange will have Its preliminary
contest to determine county win
ners in each of the contest's two
classes. Two Identical jars or
glasses of products will be en
tered In the Pomona contests,
where one jar or glass will be
opened and Judgea. The second
jar or glass of the first place
winner In each class Is to be de
livered to the State Grange
Home Economics committee at
the State Grange Convention, to
be held In Pendleton on June
14. where Judging of the con
test's state finals will be held.
The contest Is limited to Grange
members.
Another item of business on
the Rhea Creek HEC agenda Is
a clean-up day scheduled lor
Monday, May 10, at the Grange
hall.
The c'ub will convene for a
potluck luncheon Thursday, May
20, at the home of Mrs. Harold
Wright.
Ai Ipanlih it th motif from which
IU aiqultlt dMlgn It drtwn. Not
Ictant wrought Iron drawn to lu
canlar dial by aoun lin nlvar
color and matad by black fmara
canlar, Polithad bran baial, idid
bratt handa.
Matching; Sconces $11.99 pr,
for Danish decors
Thla award-winner of walnut flnlthad, hand
rubbad, moldad 1 1 wood faithfully rapro
ducaa lha baauty and warmth of tha original
wood carving. Follihad brail aalal, tolid
bran fundi.
Matching Seoncaa 119.95 pr.
But 3 of a complete decorator Ktection
of famed ELGIN WALL CLOCKS:
Modern, Early American, Prwinaal,
Contemporary, Danish, Far Eatt,
Spanish, Traditional,
"Something from tha leweler'a.
Is always aomethlng special."
JEWELERS
Ctnra Hours! 9 A.M. TatP.M. TT'
A li MSiaa siak
f
ROSITA
Texlurs and tailofing..,two important
Lasso fashion points. Hera wa rnmhin
nubby cotton and acetata Twrl innk
Chaleco with hopsacking pants. Shirt is
Dacron polyester and cotton. All fea
ture the 6 Doint back voka
ChaleCO alSO COmea in hnntark.no Rlna
white, black, daisy, lilac pink, putty red.'
tnaieco ana snirt. 30 to 38, $9.95 each.
CowDcllo Luncheon
Hosts Slate Officers
Ttirre of the stale officers will
! sarc(al true! of the Mwrrow
County CllrliVa whrn they
hold their srirs no host lun
cheon on Mnlay. April
atartlns? at U rmun in the
llrppnrr Hotel dining rorna.
Attndln will b Mf Hn
kins, stale president, liakrr; Mrs.
Mart; pa vis. state vicv ireI
drnt, Nrth Poiii-r. and Mrs.
Jean Weljfht, at ate san retary,
Ourkee.
Wives and daughters of all
stuck tewwrra of Morrow county
are urared to aitrna, wnnther
they have or have not paid the
l'-fO dues.
Tills luncheon win o the last
bljf rneetlnff until fall.
Weak-ttvd ouaats of Mrs. Lucy
Peterson were her son In law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. liar-
rel I'loyhar, their daughters, Su
sie and want, or ri'kane. Wn.,
m r.t t. jf kiivKlMr ti.il lui..
son, and BUI Haute of Portland.
OvOTtuojbt fnasta early this
week at the C. J. D. Rauman
home were Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Vawtera of Boise. Ida. Mrs. Vaw
ters Is a niece of Bauman.
Mr. and Mrs. lob Beae and
their three children, were Eas
ier week end gueat at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Korrewt Burken
bine. Mra. Roue and Mrs. Burk
enbine are sisters. I
Wolff Heads Slate
Of Installed Officers
For Elks' Club Year
Pact Flatted Ruler Bb flat!
led the lli-t'pner Ilka lrMlce No
In the rtta!latin if a alate
of 11 new offkerrs and five trus
lrr at Ms firt rtittlntf In April
Dr. Wallace if. Wolff will
rrve as the Ifatlpes esalted rul
er fur the 19C5 Mi term of office
Other officer seated during
the ceremony were Jerry uag-
irrn, leaillnir knU'ht; CHnt Ae-e.
loyal knight: Claude Graham.
lecturing knight: Glen Ward,
tM-cretary; xl Iirk, treasurer:
Marshall fvgren. inner guard:
Calvin 8herman, tiler: One Or
wick, rharlaln; Darrel padberg.
esquire; and Kenneth Turner,
organist.
Installed as trustees for their
ensuing terms were II. D. Me-
Curdy. Jr. Terrel L. Benge, Le-
Roy Gardner. Rill Collins and
Conley Lanham.
Lodge committee chairmen
a ftolnt merits announced at the
April 8 session Included Calvin
Sherman, entertainment; How
ard Pettyjohn, youth activities:
John Vensrd. auditing; Marlon
Green, unbudgeted Items; P. W.
Ma hooey, presiding Judge of the
subordinate forum; P. W. Ma
honey. Cutsforth Park: Clint
McQuarrie. social and commun
ity welfare; Ambrose Crispin.
visitation; Jerry Daggett, hospit
ality; Jim Farley, Upsalion; KA
mttniM CAXITTX flXCS. Taandarv. ApU 12. IMS
Dick, advisory budget; Marshall
lvgren. Mat hi alar I an;
Charles Rugglrs and Wes 5her-
man. photographers; Clint Agee,
Mc.Namer atholarahip; LaVern
Van Msrtrt, Jr, fltualiatlc coach;
Jack Van Winkle, tlks I!e
CUkIc; Milt M'frn. NatHnal
Fuundatlon; Jerry Daegrtt. In
trinaiion; (ilrn Ward, nation
al aide commlaaloner, and
James Drtaroll, building committee.
Mr. tastd Mrs. Craaat Vnkm
nd daughter Becky and Kathy
of ratrfleid. Calif, arnt several
days last week v luting relatives
In lleppner and lone, They wer
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mr. Albert Connor in Heppner
ntj fcU parents, tit, anJ
Mr. Cleo lrske In .r Mr.
Irak la a M(h schwd athletic
coach In Fairfield and the fam
ily waa en Ming their aprlng
vacation here.
ARTICLES NEEDED NOW!
For Band Carnival
COUNTRY STORE
Leave On Doorstep Friday, April
23. Students Will Pick Up Between
10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or Bring To Fair
Pavilion Building Anytime Friday
or Friday Evening.
JAM
ALICE LOVE 3'2 LB.
STRAWBERRY $1.19
APRICOT-PINEAPPLE. . . 99c
LASAlGiEl 40 oz. 2 tor f go
Beef and Chicken
RA VIOLA 40 oz. 2 for 99$
Nestle' Reg. 99c
COCOA MIX
79e
7iiaiti
B
DURKEE'S
FRESH IOC
MAYONNAISE
49c
Modess Reg. $1.73
SANITARY NAPKINS
$1.29
rHOZXN. KSAOT TO COOK
Chef Boy-R-Dce
PEZA
CHEESE - m
SAUSAGE 5
SUNSHINE LARGS SIZE
HI-HO CRACKERS
OR
VANILLA WAFERS
3 f0' 'l.OO
mm
Cabbage lb. 9
ASPARAGUS lb. m
USDA GOOD AND CHOICE
lade Coiiif lb. 49
Am Cull .lb. 65
1 LB. PKG.
Carrots ea. SO
ORANGES 9 lb. $1
OREGON CHIEF
mimm
l ib. 39
BY THE CHUNK
DEL MONTE SWEETHEART BRAND
Sllml I
2 I1j)o
KM
$119
PRICES GOOD APRIL 23 and 24 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614. (Meat) 676-9288
It's nice to save twice
low prices and S&H
Green Stamps
Pants, Zl to 30, $12.95.
STYLE 5605... 5G1 5
NEW YORK
STORE
PH. 676-9200
177 MAIN ST- HEPPNER
CREEN
STAMPS
GREEN
STAMPS
5
369 S. Main
Pendleton