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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1971)
County Women Invited to Achievement Doy Women from Morrow County are invited to the Umatilla County hpmemakers Achieve mont Day "Know Your Neigh bor" at the Milton-Freewater Community Bids. April 22. Res ervatiorts may bo made by call lpg the county extension office by April 16. The program will Include study of the culture of the lo cal Indian tribe through talks, demonstration and exhibits. allowing of Ed Irby's "Farewell to Colllo and a style review. Important Birthday First birthdays are important and when the first haircut comes the same day that makes It doubly important. Jason (Butch) Wilson had this big happening. Then the Struthers, Patrick, Rene, Sophia and Dan cy, came to have birthday cake and ice cream with him. His first birthday cake was a tiny one-year size topped with straw berry Ice cream. Butch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wil son. Other guests for his birth day party were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Struthers and his aunt, Susan Wilson; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wilson and his great grandmother, "Nancy Kautz". Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hudson are In Missouri for a several week's visit. This Is the home state for both of them. They are visiting many old friends and relatives. It has been about 10 years since they last visited in Missouri. Trouble with blacktop erosion? L. E. DICK YOUR STANDARD MAN Can solve your problem He's in Heppner, 676-9633 StaMbri Oil Company SSl of California (SB flnw ffita) DOTS JOTS Anna Mae Steagall was do ing some sorting and she found 25 year's accumulation of Betty Crocker coupons which she has turned In for the Kidney ma chine project There were more than 1400 coupons. No matter how few you may find in some old corner, please bring them In. They will be used for a good cause. The Third Eve The eyes have it. During Na tional Book Week April 18-24, High School students will all be wearing a third eye. This very wide-awake eye is a copy of some pins that Librarian Madge Thomson ordered espec tally for the week. The theme for this year is "You've got a Right to Read! Don't blow it: Thu Invitation"! to the senior girls of Heppner High and lone HlPh for the SoroDtlmlst Tea will soon be in the mail. The invitations have been printed hot Pink on green which is a onmhlnatinn of the class colors green and white for Heppner and pink and burgundy for lone. Spring Comes The first signs of spring are the newly painted store fronts on Main St. First came the Coast-to-Coast white front with the yellow signs. Jimmy Thorn son matched the yellow with his store front. Between the two stores is Heppner's precious old store front. Tuesday the paint started going on it. The primer coat looks good . . . makes it almost look like those beauti ful greyed buildings up at Ruges! Several store ouueungs were painted last year ana more buildings will be paintea soon. Gazette-Times want ads pay. 3f GORHAM m 31 SAVE $30. on an exquisite 4 -Piece GORHAMCRAFT SILVERPLATED COFFEE SERVICE Reg. $49.95 Yours For On&f II Bail and coi coupon When You Purchase a 50 Pc. (or larger) Set of fc GORHAM STAINLESS The World's Finesl This graceful Gorhamcraft 4-piece silverplated Coffee Service can be yours for only $19.95 with the purchase of a 50, 74, or 104 piece set of Gorham Stainless the world'3 finest. Choose any of 12 superb Gorham Stainless designs and receive your valuable Bonus Coupon worth $30 in savings toward the Gorhamcraft Silverplated Coffee Service. There's never been a better time to select the Gorham Stainless you've always wanted. So come in today. Your stainless service ... and your Bonus Coupon ... are waiting for you ! LIMITED TIME OFFER ! Sale ends May 29, 1971 Coupon redeemable until Dec. 31, 1971 i i iff hi Hi m MIR 3 2 C -1 3 i fl tlin iJi nil "Something from th Jeweler-. Is always something special." JEWELERS Stort Hoars: 9 A-M. to 8 7JL 177 MAW ST. HEPPNEH PH. 676-9200 Reunion is Attraction At Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steers, Pearl Steers and Grace Buschke drove to Klamath Falls Friday. They attended a family reunion and a Joint wedding celebration. There were 67 mem bers of the family at the din ner Saturday evening. The 55th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Steers of Klamath Falls and the 25th wedding anniversary of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brisbois of Napa, Ca., were observed with a reception Saturday afternoon. More than 250 called during the day. Two sons of the Brisbois who are in the service were home for the occasion. They will return to Germany shortly. The Heppnerltes went down by way of Mitchell. They en countered snow, hall and sleet. They came home by way of Lakevlew and Burns. They re port better driving conditions this route. Open House Honors George Steagalls On 25th Anniversary In honor of the 25th Wedding Anniversary of their parents, the rhiidren of Ceoree and Anna . - . 1 1 M . MBS Sieagau arc iiauiiiiitt oh Open House on Sunday, April 18, from 1 until 9 p.m. ai me First Christian Church. All rela tives and friends are cordially Invited. Mr. and Mrs. Steagall have lived in Morrow County since their marriage at Harlan, Ky. Three years ago they purchased the Dr. Wagner home on Hin ton Creek. Mr. Steagail worked at the mill before he went Into the service and returned there to work following his discharge. They have four children, two daughters and two sons. Brenda, married to John Ratcllff, lives in Portland and Vicki, employ, ed in Pendleton. Sons are George, senior at Heppner High School and Tommy at home. CowBelles Date Annual Spring Luncheon The Morrow County CowBelles have announced their Annual Spring Luncheon will be April 23, 1:00 p.m. at the Episcopal Church Parish Hall. The charge will be $1.50 per person with the 1971 new members as guests of the CowBelles. Mrs. Clyde Nutting will be guest speaker for the afternoon, giving thought-provoking obser vations on the needed revision of cattle theft laws in the state from an ex-Brand Inspector's wife's point of view. New members will be ac quainted with the function of the CowBelles through the busi ness meeting report on the ac tivities to promote beef. Mrs. Ned Clark is Luncheon Chairman with Mrs. Merlin Hughes as Membership Chair man. .Molly Saul Entertains Advisory Committee Morrow County Extension Homemakers Advisory Commit tee members will be guests at the home of Area Extension Agent Molly Saul for their Ap ril 19 meeting. All members are encouraged to bo present as election of officers and final plans for Homemakers Festival will be part of the business for the day. Call 676-9642 for car pool. Gracs Drake), Juvsnlls Coun selor, Heppner, will be the fea tured speaker at the monthly meeting of the Morrow-Umattlla county program development committee meeting April 20. Mrs. Drake will discuss the youth problems and concerns that come to her attention, and possible types of home econom ics programs that may be use ful for youth and their parents. The meeting will be held at 10 a.m. In Boardman. Mrs. Amanda Duvall had as her guests over Easter week end, her niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Pedersen, Janet, Perry and Erik of Seat tle. Mrs. Pedersen was the for mer Helen Duvali. Vlckl Steagall was horn for the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Steagall. She Is employed as dental as sistant for Dr. Harper Jones. She and Michelle Miller have living quarters together In a private home. HEPPNEH GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. AprU 15. 1971 3 WSCS Lists Challenging Program Conversations with Youth Is the topic for the WSCS meeting Thursday evening, April 15, at 7:30 o'clock at the Methodist Church. High school students from Riverside, lone and Hepp ner who arc members of the Jones Family Spends Easter Together The Easter weekend was a family affair for Judge and Mrs. Paul Jones as they visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Blake, Shawn and Shane In Renton. Wn. En route to Renton, they pick ed up their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones, Holly and Guy in Hood River. Their youngest son, Ray joined the family from Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brown and Amy left March 26 aboard the ferry for Juneau, Alaska. They are taking a leave of absence from their studies at the Unl versity of Oregon to work up there. They expect to return in time to resume in the fall. Their address Is P. O. Box 946, Jun eau, Alaska 99801. Juvenile Advisory Cmim-ll w'.l be guests of tne group, me sut A- ...ill ttwili- fllm Utllia Will WIBIV .. - - ..-'fr- nhnut hajsle satisfaction Hud dissatisfactions with their com!- munltics in term or mterna. tlves and opportunity's nffi-rcd for trrewth and responsibility, employment and nwniinn. This meeting I open to any rwntnn who want to hoar or question the young people about their attitudes, mt. nougmt Drake Is In charge of the pro gram, i Refreshments will be wrvi-ii. Trouble with hydrauic systems? L. E. DICK YOUR STANDARD MAN Can solve your problem He's In Heppner, 676-9633 Kstiarl OR CMf inv fc Ol bamomia Lutherans Plan Confirmation Sunday Pastor Rudy Mensch has an nounced the plans for Confir mation Sunday at Hope and Val- by Lutheran Churches this Sunday. Hope Heppner: SteOO a.m. Valby lone: 11:00 cun. The Confirmants will give a testimony of their faith: Hope: Curtis G. Cutsforth: "I Believe That We Shall Wor ship Only the One True God" Aaron A. Klinger: "The Love Of God" John H. Luciani: "I Believe That We Should Keep God's Day Holy" Valby: Joel R. Peterson: Live For God" Richard A. Peterson: The Lord Is My Shepherd" Marilyn M. Warren: 'What God Means To Me" Paul J. Peterson: I Know The Truth" Michael C. Warren: I Believe In God" Sandra K. Palmer: 'Do Unto Others As you would Have Others Do Unto You" Pastor R. Mensch will speak on the subject: "Fight The Good Fight Of Faith" Communion Services will fol low after the Confirmation Rite. The entire family with the con firmant, will come to the Lord's table. Children not receiving communion will receive a blessing. Everyone is welcome to the Confirmation services. YOUTH WILL MEET AT CONDON The Luther Leaguers will meet Sunday, April 18, 4:00 p.m. at Condon. Lunch will be served by Heppner Youth. Worship service for both the youth and the congregation at 6:00 p.m. Social hour after the service. Mr. and Mrs. Skip Connor, Steve, Terry, David and Debby of Pilot Rock were here on Eas ter Sunday to visit firends and relatives. Trouble with lea cy roofs? L. E. DICK YOUR STANDARD MAN Can solve your problem He's .in Heppner, 676-9633 Of Fooi VALUE 1 Schilling SPAGHETTI SAUCE Mil 5 $ Nabisco 15 oz. Cookie Breck2F '89 Schilling Mexican Dinners Folger's COFFEE i lb. 95c 2 Lb. $1 3 Lb $2.39 10 OZ. INSTANT $1.59 MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE Yl 12 OZ. f5,.BWJ,."Al.,.W.,l.l.y MliaSBBBSlSBSSSBBBlBBBBBBBSSSBBBBBBBBM .r niTiiiiirinKR nil Crystal White Detergent ift 5 O-So-Good 24 oz. 2 LB. HASH BROWN POTATOES 4 ,or 1.00 igg Nodles 59$ La Choy 42 oz. CHINESE DINNERS 99$ FAMILY PAC 4-6-8 to PKG. Pork. Chops 69Lb- Hill's Bhm - BT THE CHUNK BAR "S" SMOKIES - - - 69C 12 OZ. PKG. FRESH PACIFIC SMALL SIZE 12 OZ. JAR OYSTERS 890 CHOICE Oromgies li 10c Pink Grapefruit 5 for 49c Bunch Spinach 2ffor29c Snoboy Potatoes I 10 Lb. No. 1 43e PRICES GOOD APRIL 16 & 17 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, .Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice ; low prices and S&H Green Stamps 1 MARKET BanxAmericabb Stsstsnl OH CstRSMf M Minarets
