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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1965)
Many Enter Christmas Exhibits To Thrill Viewers at 2-Day Show lONf: Tvrrvvh-rr. every hcre Christina" mi the thrtn ,f Hie first loe (iardt-n fluh CluMms hw and ll vrr tern at Ihe tHrkart 1111 In IxklniMoti tut .Saturday and !undy afternoons. (Her 1K guest enfoyrd Ihe tutiful tlUil)t rrttrrtnl iy i'i rxhlMtor In Ihe ern dtv lnn Of these .11 rt adulta m nil IK Mrie lunlor exhibitor light mmmuriltv largartlrallona ntniwted In ilie Fctla Hoard, a table setting rillln. The grand sweepstake award u presented la Mr, t.arry Tullla for Ihe mt liliie rlMn In Ihe aitult riUIln. kathy I rum won Ihe JuriWar dMslon ri-lt akr prle. Juiitrr fr Ihe excellent show re Mri. Kay lllaaioml, Pen rt Irion, anil Mrs. I-rtha Mvrra, HrrmUlnn. accredited luugca. Mra. Mvttle Ikioollne, Anchor age. Alaska, a atudcnt Judge moimpthled them. The Judge chose Mra. Tul lla' arrangrmcnt "t'nrle Arl'a Christmas" aa Ihe "best of Ihe how" for Ihe adult. Mie hail used an cihl alr of cowboy ImmiIs sprajcd gold, a do of roie, lne bouKh anil rones fashioned Into a Christmas ar rangement. ltotM'tit Jones of Heppner wa lunlor sweepstakes ribbon win ncr with the best arrangement In the lunlor division. Site had made lit Ho figure fr a hand made creche from culurnl ol of thread. Manv, many idea were pre rented to viewer for making their own home decoration for the holiday. A wide variety of material and Ingenuity went In to the display. filue fihhon winner In the different classification were: in an err scene, Mr. Herman Winter; handmade fit; urea, Mr. ('. C. Jones; madonna ar rangement. Mr. Norman Ncl )on; dried material, Mr. Har old Peck; other, Mr. June; St. Krancl. Mra. Tulll; angel. Mr. Aloruu I lender win; tar, Wiseman, etc, Mr. Kllev Munk era; and "the spirit of Christ ma." Mr. Krncst Christopher Mn. Division It. Christmas tce winner were: traditional. Mr. Vida lleliker; molern. Mr. Wal lace Wolff; smnll .1 ft plant material tree. Mr lleliker; ar tificial. Mr. Wolff. Winner In Ihe blur rlhhon Ha on wreath Include Mr. Thill Kmert and Mr. Omar Rletmann. Mr. Nelaon placed f irht with a swag made of Jun-ijn-r; Mr. Bob Jone wa first with a ftilnir hall and Mr. Jn Huston won (list In inol'lle Mr, I on Mit'aity won a Mue ill Ix.n for a indcsn door ot Mall airaiirrinrnl and Mra Junea for a liaditlonal wall t;.ir.k-ir.j. TU li n th award in Ihe use of a lamp or lantern In a Clrllma ilnoia lion. In the use if one candle In an arrangement Ihe first place wa aiwanled la Mra. Hb Jone, Ukintf fresh plant material and to Mr. Itielmmin for olhet m terlal; um of two or more ran die and fresh material la Mr Tulli; and to Mr Ititey Munk er fir a mantel arrangement. Other hlue ribbon for ar langementa went la Mr. Tulll for entrance hall; Mm. Wolff fir eoflee lahle; Mra. Munker for klirheii. Mra Kted Martin and Mr. Italph CVum for mrsagea. I'arkak'e wrapping winner were Hetty Henderson for a child. ami Mr. Martin for mother. Junir winner were rialalle Tew. Barbara Palmer, Donna Palmer. Kathv I rum. Stephen Jone. liohbette June, and Petty Henderson, wha all look home hlue filiiMin. Mr. Tulli and Mra. Wavrl WilklnM.n won In Ihe dlvUion We Wlh You a Merry liirut tna. w hicfi wa any aecora lion rwt clarified In the athed ule. Table nettinc were won by San Soucl ICetMkah lxlre o .11. a ChriMma brunch; Hrldk'e Club. fter the tree trimming; Coop Diddle, children' ChrUt ma party; and lone Women' Kellowkhlp. the Chrlntma buf fet. Mr. Thill Kmert, chairman of the nhow, wlhe to epre her klnccre lhanka to all thoiM who ttave of their time and talent to make the nhow ucrt a uc ct. Other iummlttee chairmen were Mr. William Rawlln. mhedule; Mr, (iarry Tulll, ktaelm;; Mra. Herman Mnter, erurie and claif tcatlon; Mr. Omar Kietmann. hopltal)ty; Mr. Wallace Wolff, table net ting: Mr. C. C. Jone. Judge; allvrr lea. Mr. Alonzo llender nun; and Mr. KrneM ChrUtoph eron, publicity. BUCKLE UP Oregon law require Mat twit In all new cars aold In this Male I nee Novemter. J'.'4 The Traf fic Safety at Kducation DlvUion of the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicle a: There' no law to make you wear your Common wnse hhould tell you to buckle up for your own sake, (TOOEW Dinner to Precede Masonic Installation Scheduled Saturday A Hew lte of elected n-1 apixilnteil offu-rr will te In malted for lleppner Maonlc l-U-e No f.1. AK A AM. at a pub lie Inotallatlon .Saturday evrnlnir. Ieremer It. Trie crrr- motiy will he held Jointly wltti thai of Ihe Itoval Arch Mawma. Ileppnrr Ctiplrr tin. ;(. al Ihe Maaonle Hall. A twelal Invitation I evtend- ed sojourner memter of Mawm- Ic and Ktrn Star or iter who renlde In the arra In attend the InMallatlon and Ihe dinner which will prrcrde Ihe Irwtalla- lion crrmonle. nie1 dlnrwr. prepared and aerved by r'atern Mar member, will le al 6:. p m.. with mem- tier atked lo brlnir aalad or disert. with Ihe meat and roll furnUhed by Ihe Iwiges. The following Maonle of ft. cer were recently eirriefl to erve during the coming year; Marlon Creen, wihlpful ma- ter; Howard Bryant, aenlor war den; Herman Winter. Junior warden: Ion Turner, aecretary, and John Pfelffer, Ireanurer. Ap- xilntlve offlr Include Hertert Wllon. aenlor deacon; Tom Hughe. Junior deacon; Don Gil liam, aenlor ateward; Al Bosch- re, chaplain; Paul W. Jone. marshal, and un Kay Schwan, tyler. Irmtalllng officer will be Len Ray Schwarr. alted by I'aul Jone. Initialling marshal, and larenoe Baker, Installing chap iln. Those who will tx Installed In he Itoyal Arch Order are lxn Turner, Joe Hay. Clarence Ba ker. C. J. D. Bauman. Larry 'ook. Kenny Walter, Ityan Strlnke. Herman Winter, Len Hay SVhwarr. Char lea O'Connor, lubcrt Wilson and Stanley Bob naon. Rhea Grange Dinner To Honor Birthdays, Plan for Christmas This Christmas give him the newest timepiece since 1664 ttVVttVtttVVVV v v v y y y jj 9 - V K & w 3 & 3 3 3 3 3 3( 3( 3 3 3f 3 3 3 3f 3 3 3f 3 3 3 3 3 3f 3$ m M m CCUTR0N "4t2" Smirl ityllni In 1 1 OH fold f!lld cat. Raited ItctUd marlwrt, lumlnoul handi, wtttipioof , hock prottctw), illlgalor ilrap. $11.00 accumoN ipaceview "ir Vallow, electronic Tlmaplac. Slalnltil Stool Back, Water proof, Swaap Second Hand, lu mlnoul Handi and Poti. $ 160.04 That was the year they put tha balance wheel into the watch and itarted watches ticking. Now the tick tock is obsoleta. After 300 years, It's been replaced by tha tiny Accutronv tuning torn wnicn Keeps time tnrougn viDra- tions. Tha result: a very faint hum and the most precise wrist timepiece ever. Accutron guaranteest average monthly accuracy within 60 seconds. We'd say this Is the perfect gift of time. 3S Memtiers of the Rhea Creek ranee who have observed blrthdava during the months of (Mtoher. NovembiT and Decern ber. will be honored at the rec ular meeting Friday evening. tx-ci-mtx-r 10. A iiotluck dinner will be nerved at 6:3i) p.m. Archie Bechdolt. chairman of the legislative committee, will Ik In charge of the program for the rw-etlng which will follow the dinner. The annual Christina party for Rhea Grange families has been announced for Sunday. I3e cembcr 19, beginning at 1:30 with a t nit lurk dinner. There will be an exchange of gifts and treats for the children from San ta. Condon Annual Set For Saturday, Full Program is Planned A full afternoon and evening I planned for the Condon Elks' Annual, announced for Satur day. Decc-mber 11. Invitation is extended all members and wives of Heppner Lodge No. 358 to attend. An Initiation Is scheduled for 4:00 p.m., with officers of the Heppner Lodge giving the rit ual. During this time, a wig style show Is planned to enter tain the ladies, under the dir ection of James Cox of Highland Beauty Walk In KennewlcK. Twenty-five door prizes. Includ ing a wlglet, win dc given, mis will be held in the ladies' lounge. A prime rib dinner win ne served In the' Memorial IlalJt from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.. followed bv a dance from 10:00 to 2:00 In the Elks' Temple. Dancing will be to the music of the Three Blind Mice of Pendleton, and a floor show will be featured. Arrangements are under the direction of Exalted Ruler Tom Blesslngton. his officers, and ladies of the Condon Elks.. I0OF Clam Feed Due Wednesday Members of Willows lodge, IOOF, will hold a clam feed on Wednesday, December 15, in the lodge hall. The affair Is for men only, but members of the Odd Fellows are invited to brfng guests. The feed will start at 6:30 p.m., it is announced. tOuwoniMd (or tvarooa awailily accwoty wliMa 40 tdi. Wa will dlml Urn lo iMi lolaronto, II Mtoatory. Ovowitoo b tor Ml . Whan coio cryilel ond crown Ofa Intocl. "Something from the Jeweler's, la edwerys something special." -M JtWELtKb m. j J ! I Clnn Haiitoi A. M. To B P. M. PIL 678-9200 lakl in MiTisr sr.. tnrPPNSB ISTAMPSI Vernon Sacketr Dies in Salem Vornon M. Sackett of Salem. whose wife was a resident of Heppner for many years, died in Salem Wednesday, according to a long distance call from his brother-in-law, Ed Notson, also of Salem, to Opal Brlggs here. Funeral service will be In Sa lem Friday morning. Mrs. Sack ett, the former Mary Notson, was reared In Heppner and was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Notson. The father, who once was a teacher in Lexington, was later an attorney in Hepp ner for many years. RUBBER STAMPS made to order, also STAMPING PADS In black, red or green. For busi ness or personal use. Orders filled promptly at the gazette Times office. Ralph Scott Home Scene of Gathering Relative, and neighbors of Rlph SrH! pleasantly surprJad Mm Saturday arternoon, cemU-r 4. at M home rwrth of 1.4-alncton on Ihe taln of hi birthday. After an afternoon of vlililnj. refreshments tt birth day rake, lc cream, punch and eoffe were enJord. Thoae who called to extend their personal Krretlng lo Mr. Scot I wie Mr. Clayton favi and Teddy, l"erry tiavl and lion Townaend, all of lendlefon; Mr. arid Mr. Oral .'.rott and Mrs Melvln Acton of H-rmlton; Mr. and Mr. IUy Neale, Mr. and Mr. Hill Kctt. jana l-e and Jill, all of llcpprw-r; Mr. and Mr. Itoy Campill. Mrs. Nor ma Mamuardt, Carl Marnuardt. Homer Hughes, Mrs. A. CJ. Pie nr. all of 1-aineton. Alto freet Ing their guest was hU wife, Mr. Jicott On Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Scott left for Richland, Wn where Mr. Scott success fully underwfnt surgery at llj Kadlac Methodist hospital on Monday, lie will Im hopitallzed for several dav. and exi-ct to I away for the month. Altar Society Names New Officers; Church Family Party Planned Of furr for tha mming year were eledrd by members vt the llrppner Altar fwkly at a meeting at Ihe Catholic parish hall TueMay evening. levmler 7. Ttifk who will ! arrvlng a new of filer are Mr ftandy lvtt. ijreldent; Mr Joe Halfe, vim president; Mr. Wilbur Wor den. a-errr-tary. and Mr. Wal lace Wolff, Ireaiurrr. Many new and Interesting projects are bring planned for Ihe coming vear Refreshments w-e a-red bv Mr. John Mol lahan at the cIomt of the even ing. The annual parth family Cliruimaa party 1 planned for Sunday. December 19. starting with a potlurk dinner. Candy will be sacked and table set up for the dinner on rrlday evening. December 17, at 7:30 Both men and women of the parUh are aked to come to the hall to help with the prepara tions. Church cleaning will be held Monday night, December 20. Any person who winhes to make a donation towards the purchase of polaettlaa for the altar for Christmas Is asked to call Mrs. Jerry Sweeney, at C76- ntttntM GAXrrTt TIMES. Taarader. Deaaber t. IMS Christmas Events Scheduled Following Rsinbow Initiation Officers of Ruth Aembly, Order of Rainbow fur Klrl. pre sided during Initiation ceremo nlrs at lta rreular n-tine In the Manle Hall on Monday evening. Tnoe initiated were Karla Wratherford. Karen Cos and Jana Lee Scott. In the bunlneM meeting whUh followed, plan wrre made for sponftorinir a public card party on Saturday, urremnee in. be tween Ihe hour of 2 00 and 3 () pm. Bridge and pinochle will tie In play, with tickets avail able in advance from Rainbow Girls, or purchased at the door. Monday December 27 was scheduled for the annual Chrlt ma dance to be held In the Odd Fellow hall. Mu.lc for the semi formal dance will be fur nUhed by Ihe Dartell five Com bo of Pendleton. Refreshments at the close of the meeting were served by Mie Janl Baker and Judy Jone and their mothers. Mrs. Clarence Raker and Mrs. Marcel Jones. At the next regular meeting on Decern tier 20, members will have a Christmas party, with an exchange of glfU. Rhea Unit Members Share Holiday Ideas The program of the December I meet in of Ihe Rhea Cm k Home Kstenslon Unit wa of rrnrrs! interest lo Ihe 12 mem ber and four guest who gath ered at the grance hall. iWwr al new and different Ideaa were shared during Ihe program, cen tered around Ihe theme, "Fa vorite Chrutma Idea. Recipes and Decoration " Demonstra tions and explanations were made by the members of Ihe various Items and Idea which were brought. The meeting also Included a pot luck luncheon at noon and a business meeting Hostess lor the day was Mr Iva Booker. Home Unit Sets Christmas Party Christmas parly of Ihe Hepp- ner Home Kxtemion unii win be at the home of Mr. Riley Munker on Tuesday. December 14. at 10.30 a.m.. It Is announc- ed. Each member I asked to bring a gift to exchange and also to bring a gift and other articles for the state hospital A Dotluck dinner will be at noon, and an exchange of reci pes and Christmas Ideas Is on the program. 3 DUNDEE 2t SIZE Elberta PEACHES 3 for 89 3EA 1AKT Canned Oysters 3 for $1 NABISCO COOKIES 2PKGS.89 Ideal Peanut Bars, . . Chocolate Pin Wheels N ALLEY'S IS OZ. ml FOR (0) 111 !ir.xa! N ALLEY'S MAYONNAISE QUART 490 Reg. 87c I CRISC0 I IDE 7m 3 lb. n Reg. 99c Ivory Liquid 730 CHEF BOY-AH-DEE FROZEN CHEESE PIZZA SAUSAGE 490 590 BOTH READY TO BAKE BANANAS mW U.S.D.A. GOOD AND CHOICE SIRLOIN T-BONE Lb. 99 Lb. 1.09 TEXAS Grapefruit I O for 790 YAMS - - - - 2 Lb. 290 Cauliflower e0. 290 12 OZ, PEG. BAR-S SMOKIES 590 PORK SPARE RIBS -Lb. 650 ROUND-UP BOLOGNA - - Lb. 390 By The Chunk PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 10 and 11 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET ml GREEN STAMPS
