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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1969)
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Traveling to Richland, Wash on Sunday, Nov. 16, for a Sun day School leadership and plan ning meeting for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day baints was Flovd Borman. Lexington and Arnold Raymond of Heppner. Youth Citizenship Awards Announced By Soropfimist Club Th SoroDtlmlst Club of Hepp ner wishes to announce official annliration forms for the Sorop timUt Youth Citizenship Awards for 1970 are available at Hepp ner High School, through your high school advisors, to any young man or women who win be graduating during the Jt3 70 school year. ElialbllitT and Qualifications: To auallfv for the awards which are Judged on the merit and worth of the applicant, a student must have fulfilled the following: SERVICE Applicant must have taken an active part In service, in the home, in the school and in the community, with a high degree or coopera tion, courtesy, and consideration for others. DEPENDABILITY Applicant must have executed responsibil ities with truthfulness, loyalty and punctuality. NEW! BimSEH GELCHEST FREE V i 4. I (.1) S 1847 ROGERS BROS America' Finttf Siv.rplat. Choice of these lovely decorator patterns. They have tha sterling look but cost far lessl Your complete service irt One purchase. Make "1847" your best silver. 48-pc. SERVICE for 8, $125.00 services for 12 from $175.00 TA0tK OF IME IMtTiONL SILvM C0""""'Y "Something from the Jeweler's, is always something special." JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 AM. to 6 P-M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST. HEPPNEH EankAvericard La STAM PS . DOT'S JOTS Well, we have brought over an other load. I never recover from the last one before we come back with another one. We are both agreed that It's Junk . . . but I spell it Junque: When Charlie's cousin, Garry Tullis, was helping us with a load he said, "You know, Dor othy, you could have a real good Garage Sale'.'! We 1, v.e Lit our heathen ways and went to church Sun day. We worshipped with our Catholic friends and Father Beard. We knew Father Beard from Milton-Freewater days, One time he came into our shop and slapped his hand down on my desk and said. "DOROTHY, YOUR DESK LOOKS LIKE . , mine!" Don't know about the good Father's but I'm afraid mine looks worse now because it's bigger! Irvin Mann mentioned the promiscuous living conditions at the dorms at the University of Oregon following his talk at Chamber Monday. The girls go down to the shower rooms and there could very well be a boy in there taking a shower! I know times had changed but not that much! He has two dau ghters attending the University. I Thanksgiving Is almost here and I'm Just about ready for Halloween! LEADERSHIP Applicant must have demonstrated ability to lead with elf-control, dignity and responsibility. CLEAR SENSE OF PURPOSE Applicant must have pursued !M-lTtd endeavor with nincerity and Integrity. There are no specific dates set within which the applicant has met the above qualifications In school, home and community. Requirements The candidate must complete the Official Application for Sor ontlmist Youth Citizens h 1 d Awards and mall to Soroptlmlst Club of Heppner, Mrs. Lenna Smith, Chairman of Service and Youth Committee, Box 272, Hepp ner, Oregon on or before Decem ber 18. 1969. Methodist Youth Trovel To La Grande High school age United Meth odist youth will hold a Retreat at La Grande UMC on November 21-22. Registration begins at 7 p.m., November 21 and will close about 4 p.m. on the 22nd. Trans portation will be provided by the Heppner church. Contact Rev. Cutting for reservations. Substantiating evidence In the form of letters written by three (ONLY 3) adult individuals not related to the candidate must accompany the application. Awiml At the 1o1 level The Soroptlmlst Club of Heppner will award a $23.00 Savings Bond to the first place winner 510.00 to the second place winner, with Certificates being given to each participant entering the Awards Program. Seventeen $1,000 Awards will be awarded one to each winner within the 15 Regions and 2 Af filiated Areas of the Soroptlmlst Federation of the Americas, Inc. and a S1.500 FINALIST AWARD to one of the 17 winners, mak ing a total award of $2,500 to the finalist. The Soroptlmlst Youth Citi zenship Awards are not scholar ships but are "Awards of Mer it". Each award may be used at the discretion of the recipient, In any way he may divide which will best further his alms and purposes in achieving his goal education, travel, etc. Please call Mrs. Lenna Smith, Chair mna of Service and Youth Com mittee 676 9143 if you have questions. Than November 20. 1969 3 Mrs. Dennis McKay Honored at lone Mrs. Dennis McKay was hon ored at a cradle shower on Nov. 10, at the home of Mrs. Jerry Martin. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Martin were Mrs. Herb Peterson. Mrs. Euzcne Ducktor and Mrs. Darrell James. Mrs. McKay received many lovely and useful gifts. She was assisted at the gift table by Mrs. Eugene Dockter, which was centered with a stork and baby cradle arranged with pink. t!u and white streamers. Guests honoring Mr. McKay Included mesdames; Robert IV terson, Robert Rlctmann. Brl Akera, Wallace Matthew. llnry Krebs, Louis Carlson. Herb Ifynri. Darrell Wilson. Jim Barnett. liar old Beggs Mike Luedde. Frank lin Ely, Al Beck. Edward Hlern stra, Gordon Meyers. Gar Swan son and Miss Lynn Bowman. We are glad to announce that Hair Stylist Delores Brown is now added to our staff. She will be on duty full time. Pat Jensen Will Be Working Mondays and Fridays at Lois' Beauty Shop-Ph. 676-9603 ). LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP Heppner Ph. 676-9603 WSCS Plan Bake Sale The WSCS of the Methodist church are planning their an nual Bake Sale for Nov. 22, be ginning at 10 a.m. in the Post Office block. These home-baked goods are just in time for Thanksgiving guests. WHAT'S COOK IN? Here is another recipe from the Seven Wonders With Beef, Swiss Steak has always been a favorite at our house but I've never tried it with the noodles. Must try it soon. Swiss Steak Supreme 2 lbs. round steak Vi cup flour 1 tsp. salt 18 tsp. pepper 2 tbsp. salad oil 1 cup canned tomatoes 1 pkg. frozen peas 2 large onions sliced 1 pkg. (8 oz.) cooked noodles. Cut steak into portion-size pieces. Combine flour, salt and pepper. Pound flour mixture in to meat. Heat fat or oil in large skillet over low heat. Brown meat on both sides. Add toma toes, cover and cook for about 1 hour. Add peas. Place some of onion slices on top of meat, saving as a garnish enough for 1 or 2 slices per serving. Contin ue to cook, covered about hour longer or until meat and onions are fork tender. Serve on hot cooked noodles with re maining slices of onions on top of each portion of meat. Pour pan drippings over all. The Heppner Knit Wits met at the home of Mrs. Dale Boner, Mondav. Six members were nres. ent. We began our potholders ana nats. The next meeting will be rov. Z. Refreshments were furnished, by Linda Bier and served by the girls. Dee Hedman, reporter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sammmi and family of Seattle visited last Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Biddle. The Sampsons are former residents or Heppner and have recently moved to beattle from San Francisco. FLOWERS FOB ALL OCCASIONS 233 N. Main Elmo's Flower Shop Phone 676-9426 After Hoars Call 676-9767 or 676-5349 YOU CAM tfoz towi, JtuwkMviriq, Lynden Broad Breast TURKEYS TOMS--17 to 21 lb. 39c lb. Belts 4-8 lb 43c lb. Hens 9-13 lb. .. 41c lb. Hens 14-16 lb. 43c lb. Toms 22-30 lb. 41c lb. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU THANKSGIVING OREGON CHIEF & BAR "S" hams BONELESS, FULLY COOKED Lb. U9 USDA CHOICE Pot Roast BLADE CUT ARM CUT 650-750 LYNDEN FRESH FROZEN FRYERS CUT UP. PAN Lb. READY 39 LARGE CRISP STALKS CILERY - - -12$ OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES 390 NO. 1 YAMS 190 NAVEL Oranges 190 NEW Lb CROP Bananas 2 29 I WITH THIS VALUABLE COUPON 3 LB. CAN OF Ml I SB R OS COFFEE I $2.29 JK-r With Coupon $2.15 CASH VAUK 130 Of t. M POWDERED OR BROWN C6H Sugar 2 2 LB. BAGS 69& NALLEY'S MAYONNAISE 490 SUNSHINE HYDROX COOKIES 24 OZ. each 59 SUNSHINE CRACKERS 2 LBS. NALLEY'S ALL FLAVORS Do PS 2 - 89(5 300 TIN STANDBY WHOLE BERRIES OR JELLIED Cranberries 3 Tot 89$ 300 TIN STANDBY PITTED RIPE Olives 2 - ANACONDA 7S FT. FO 11 75 PRICES GOOD THRU THANKSGIVINGPhones; (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meot) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET
