Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR
About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1967)
Special Holy Week Services Set by Churches ;A GREAT IIjPROVEHEUT. . .1 d All We Say Thank You!' To O ne an ON OUR HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. March 16. 1967 " ' I .V. ,1 . J v v vV . ? v. v, . ' , 1 , r J Christian churches of Lexing ton and Heppner plan two spe cial significant programs dur ing the comine Holy Week, ac cording to Al Boschee, minister of the two churches. There will be a dinner for members of both churches nt 6 p.m. in the Heppner church din ing room Tuesday. March 21. At the dinner Bob Mulkey, assis tant director of development at Northwest Christian College will present n talk on the work of the school and on a new ap proach io Christian estate plan ning. On Thursday. March 23. there will be a candlelight commun ion at the Lexington Christian church. Combined choirs of the Heppner and Lexington Christ ian churches, under the direc tion of Mrs. Fred Hoskins, will present sacred music comple menting scriptual and devotion al readings. This service begins at 7:30 p.m. and the public is invited to attend. BIG GAIHS FROM WHEAT by using VELSICOL n ITTN limu HERBICIDE Banvel D works harder than old-fashioned her bicides. It gives 90 weed kill rather than just 45. Banvel D controls wild buckwheat, sow thistle, dog fennels, knotweed, knawel, and other hard-to-kill weeds in wheat. For broad-spectrum weed control, including gromwcll and fiddleneck in wheat, use tank mix combination of Banvel D plus 2,4-D LV Ester. Banvel D is your best opportunity to male mora money from your wheat. Order from your dealer now! OCopyrigM Velsico Chemical Corp., 1967. BanuelD ...another product from the GrowingWbrld of Death of Father Calls Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Bill Johnson left by air plane from Pendleton Sunday for Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., after . beins; notified Saturday of the i death there of her father, Charles Eugene Hughes, Sr. He, had been in the hospital for about a week and his condit ion became grave Friday. Mr. Hughes had suffered a heart attack In the summer of 1966 and Mrs, Johnson went back there at that time. He had been feeling much better in recent months, however, and his death came unexpectedly. Memorial services were held at Ft Lauderdale Sunday, and funeral services were Wednes day in Gadsden, Okla., where he had lived for years. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes moved to Ft. Lau derdale about 10 years ago. Mrs. Johnson expects to spend some time with her mother at Ft. Lauderdale, and the time that she will return to Hepp ner is not definite. Local health departments and private physicians recommend protection for babies soon after birth against infectious and contagious diseases for which vaccines are available. You'll like the way you look for Ms Our Easter coat and suit styles will please any man's taste, art wearable into summer, and are priced right tool Easter fashions are news for the "with-it" set New, new, styles, sun-tinted colors . . so get with it men I Come pick some handsone values I Gard k A araner s tvien s Weai THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE rj ; Pauley Klcii;t' JTT'lin ,wt ; ....:ri t ' mM . ',t i mm,m 'in.,,. ,, ' ' , I.IW..JJI iiiniu'll I i " """ " " '"" Your Dealer For Pontiac 19 Years (FROM MARCH, 19481 Willys -17 Years (FROM NOVEMBER, 1949) Buiclc 15 Years (FROM AUGUST, 1952) GMC-15 Years (FROM AUGUST, 1952) Rambler -6 Years (FROM NOVEMBER, 1960) 96 Years Of Automotive Know-How v: if r 4 V 1 1 t I I .. i stsSilBtwi trnri li'i1 i I Hi 'iJ, t 1 BUD SPRINGER. WALT EDCER. CLARENCE BAKER, MRS. EARL SOWARD, AND JIM FARLET. - n i'' 'J ' ";s" V!. 1 Li- ; J v i' ' LlDk O.vi WE TAKE THIS OCCASION To thank all our loyal friends and customers, we appreciate your business and pledge our continued efforts to serve you well. JIM FARLEY We invite you to FREE COFFEE And DOUGHNUTS Friday, March 17 RLEY MOTOR COMPANY J. J. (Jim) FARLEY HEPPNER PH. 676-9116 MARJ and LeROY HEPPNER "-" --.-J
