CowBelles Dale
Annual Fesl
Adlord Benefit
IW, 10 it a rsl letter day for
e M'lmw County CB Vu.-m
this U the date uf their Annual
Luncheon nl Fashion Show, to" Mflnv Dfnnt tr
Uh IUII.
Mr. Ned Clark, reilent. I
in charge ( the arrangement
for this yesr'a affair. Luncheon'
will U'cin at 12;i) p m. follow-1
1 ty the Fashion Show at 1:.H)
lm. In thlih Gardner a, Ml-1
Many donaiiuna have been
ftivivn by th committee plan
nintf th benefit tUnee fur the
Dale Adlard family thU Jatur
day nit-hi at the Legion Hall.
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and IVter,.,'. Jeueler latest fit!, "T.oi ,h!CT
fl will re review. Models .h.rt' '4,n 'h fc'0"
will be members of the eom.,JB,n ,,n'"N ,h! ll'"-?nA,
rv.nity of all .Ces. Jyoee, have contributed 300.
Fashion show" cmmen.ator1.,;,! h,h "J-, c
will be Mr, Larry Lindsay. l"!? m'inJ UP'
j.l.in a donation, and the Bank
J f K.itern Oregon ha placed an
ai in inw isue ot the t. T.
Ticket are being solJ on do
rut M prlH at five : Del'
Maiket. LeKlnetoit, llamlin'a
Tavein. the Howling Alley, Lle's
B.ir?HT Shop, and Gonty' Shoe
Store in Heppner.
Denoted Prises
M.iny merch.ii.i have donat-i
'I jiilzea at follow : lilt's EW
t.ie, a slrtinli's Me- c.iffce ma.
ke, V wit to Coast Store. $5 sift
rvrt-fi-iie; MiLadies, $10 gift
vrtif ate: Morrow County Grain
firmer an eictrie fry pan: (la-
-vtio-Hmes, 1 y-ar subscription;
Pettyjohn's Builder, an 1H lb.
urkey; Peterson's Jewelers, an
eleeirle alarm cl.K-k; Thomson
Brothers Croeery. a turkey; Sears
Cnl.'dog S'ore. a 20 II).' box of
el ithes detergent: Other dona
tions are expected to come in
before Saturday.
The sjime committee of friends
and neighbors that arranged the
luvessful bencifl for the Ken
Evans F.imily Is working to
make this second I enefit for
nre victims a reauy neiprul c
vent. Tickets will ho :old Saturday
i t:ight at th dance. Dancing will
; xMrt nt C:00 nd continue In
j '( fiei'elv.
Luncheon pric I $1.73 and
t'oor prize will be awarded.
Ruhl's Thanksgiving
Brings Many to Lex
Mr. and Mrs. L. F.. Ituhl had
a gv)d sizsl dinner and a good-s'M-ti
family over Thanksgiving
In thiMt Lexington home. j
Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Iluhl and
djughter Dana came from Hise
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Skip Ituhl.'
and Cindy. Laurie, and Tracy
cime from St. Johns. Wn. They
were Joined by the children's
great-grandmother. Mrs. Mahle
Cray, and great aunt FKirei.co
Cray, Heppner, and great uncle
Norman Ruhl and great grand-
r "her Elva Huhl. Lexington.
Thanksgiving day was the 7th
birthday of Cindy Ruhl which
rrvant some special celebrating.
On Saturday evening a repeat
gathering of most of this same
group celebrated again in hon
or of the birthdays of Dick Ruhl
and Dan McQuarrie his brother
in law. The L. E. Ruhl house got
terribly empty and quiet on Sun
day after all their guests de
parted. I
Legion Meets Dec. 6
American Legion Pt No, SI
and Auxiliary Mill hold the
monthly meeting and family
pot lurk at Legion Hall Man
day, IVec, 6. beginning at 7.00
pm.
June Fields Heads
Degree of Honor
Mr. June Field will rrve at
1971-72 president of the Degree
of Honor Portectlve Association.
Other offuvr elected at the
Nov. ?2 evening meeting were
Past Prtident. Ali-e Mi"ale;
Mnt. Williur Steagall. vli-e ore
(dent; Mary Bryant, 2nd vice
president; Mr. Kd Hunt, record
ing wcretar)1: Mr. Firl Soward.
tretisurer; Mr. I.Iimi.Iii Nash,
usher; Mr. lcan Connor, assist
ant Usher; Mis Don Robinson,
inner waw-h: Mis. Om.i Cox.
pianist; and Mr. Clara Certson,
ritual ctiunselur.
Three year trusttv Is Mi.
Clara Certson; two year trustee
is Mrs. Kd Gonty and Mrs. Wil
bur Steagall will serve as one
cnr trusu-e. Other officers will
be selected by June Fields at
a later date.
The Christmas party will be
held at the Christian Church
fireplace room on Dec. 15 withi
.Mrs. Soward and Mrs. Steagall
serving as hostesses. Secret pals
will be revealed and gifts ex
changed among others.
Mrs. Alice McCabe asks mem
bers to plan ahead for the food
sale Dec. 11 at Turner. Van Mar-
ter and Bryant office beginning
nt in. -Mi a.m.
Eat and Stay Trim
Study Group Topic
Homemakers Test
Coming Up Soon
Lessons on weight control will (Zar-.,.- f- x,. .
be the topic for an study group enrrys entertain
meetings in both Umatilla and Family GrOUD
Morrow Counties duirng De-j
eeniber. These lessons tie In Mr. ai.d Mrs. Burke Gentry
with the emphasis Home Extent ' were hosts for a family Thanks-
sion is giving this year to fam- giving gathering in their home.
ily health. Leaders trained for A big turkey dinner was served
here
cm.
these sessions will in turn teach
the . lessons In the 22 study
group in the two-county area.
EAT AND STAY TRIM is de
signed to teach how to main
tain normal body weight by fol
lowing sound nutritional prac
tices, and how to take off un
necessary weight in a sensible
way.
o Mrs. Gentry's grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper, Mai
da Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Gentry and Wayne, all of Hepp
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hop
per and Loren and Cody, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyde Potter, Zorieta
and Shirl Ann. from Hermiston,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Britt of
Spray.
01 Christmas gL,
1 1 Headquarters Jfgj
1 1 $JF L''iX
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Accutron by Bulova
What accounts for the extraordinary accuracy of the
Accutron watch is a tiny eleclronlcally-drlven tuning fork
whose vibrations split a second Into 360 precise little
intervals. Tuning fork time is so nearly perfect, we
guarantee Accutron accuracy to within a minute
a month. See our full selection of Accutron watches,
beautifully timed for Christmas giving. From $110.
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Stilnltii iteH. Lumlnoui.
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Clor view dltl. $1S.
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14K (old filled. Full
Ronun numtral Oil. 1tJ.
jWtrlll tdjutt to thlt tolfwet, If ntcetwry. Cuirwte It for ont fall yttr.
High schiRil senior girls
will b among more than
000 in nearly 13 000 schools a
cross the country who will par
ncipaie in a mi minute written
knowledge and attitude exam
ination Dec. 7. Scores In the
test will provide the first basis
for Judcine which will cventn
any award a total of $111,000
in college scholarships In the
lSih annual Detty Crocker
Search for the American Home
maker of Tomorrow. Sponsored
by General Mills, the Search is
the only national scholarship
program exclusively for h eh
school senior girls.
Following grading of the ex
amination, a Betty Crocker
Homemakcr of Tomorrow will
fce named for the high school
here. She will receive a special
ty designed award charm, and
will remain in the running for
state and national honors. Kar
la Weatherford was the 1971
iiomemaKcr oi the Year at
Heppner High School and Mari
anne Pettyjohn for lone High
School.
State Homemakers of Tonior.
rowone from each state and
Die District of Columbia will
be awarded $1,500 scholarships,
wuii uieir scnoois receiving a
set of Encyclopedia Britannica
from Encyclopedia Britannica,
Inc. A runner-up in each state
will be awarded a $r00 educa
tional grant.
"Something from the jeweler's.
Is always something special."
JEWELERS
Ston Hours: 9 A.M- to S PJ4.
177 MAW ST. HEPPNEB
PH. 676-9200
tUttMEBlQUtl
Friends Honor
Leo Ashbecks
Five sisters got together on No
vember 21 when friends honored
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ashbcck on
their 25th wedding anniversary
at the Ashbeek's country home
on Butter Creek. The sisters were
Mrs. Ashbeck, Mrs. Eddie Lie
sang of Echo, Mrs. Harold Kirk
ham of Island City, Mrs. Aharles
Hedriek of Stanfield and Mrs.
Alice Buckley of Tillamook. The
four sLsters assisted in serving
at the afternoon affair enjoyed
by more than the 100 guests who
came. Lori Rhea was in charge
of the guest book.
Guests presented the Ashbecks
with a money tree decked with
pink and silver bows. It Is ex
pected the Ashbecks will purch
ase something for their newly
remodeled home.
Courthouse Rock
Display is Changed
The rock displays in the
courthouse, have been varied
and interesting. Currently, there
are some ancient pieces of soap
stone, intricately carved by Chi
nese. These displays are main
tained by Myrna Miller, for the
Morrow County Gem and Min
eral Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Van
Elokland hosted a family
Thanksgiving dinner at their
home. Their guests were their
son Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van
Blokland and Justin of Pendle
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeBorde
all of La Grande and Mr. and
Mrs. R. K. Simmons of Pendle-!
ton. I
Ecology Training for
Study Group Leaders
lYuIuev training Mill b civ-
en l all Hum ttc-ti.m study
if mutt Ir-adt-r by the home
yi.i XI..H.l.y, ve The tram
intf will te at ih Veil L4Hl
Theater. JVndleion, fiom 10
am. until 13 noon. Titer will
e Cutfe and grt acquainted
hur kiartinj at 9 3d am. The
naming w for k-ader In both
I'matitla and Momiw eo'intlec
-What Will Your Community
be Llk In It)?" U the title
4 lhi rcoloey leon. All Home
F.ienion group wilt pursue
hu tome at Junuarv meetlnet.
The purpM of the l-on u to
iiing out ways the average
homemaker may help in the
nuking of environmental prob
lems.
Rcprctentaiives from anv or-
cantied group are Invited to
participate In thU training let.
on. and later present It to their
groups. Any one needing a ride
to training Is aokinl to contact
the rtenion nffue. Hcntmer
phone 676 ivt2.
KCPPNCK. (ORE.). GAZETTE TIM Eft. TWrwUr. Kmc L 1971
Open Houie for Don Dellcnbrocki
Mr. and Mi. D Bellenbtcrt
wit) W honored with an Open
Anniwrry on Peeember M
frum until S pm. at their
mobila hine a( Q w. Water
SL
rianntnjr the afternoon lor
their parent are Mr. J4 Mr
Ijirry hellenbroi-K of Heppner
and Mr and Mr. Stuart Url.
old of La Urande.
All friends are cor dully in
VI ted,
They are indeed a Ih-ppner
family. June It the daughter l
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hughes Sr.
and has livrd In Heppner all
her life, Don, the son ! Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Privatt
nloyed a vlll ftom their dau.
ghter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Brown. Mark. I .e A tin. Tad
and Kenneth from Kueene fur
Thank-sgivlng.
Elizabeth Stephen,
Bob Morris Plans
ln nation are out and pl.nu
have been complete1 for the
marriage of Fli4leth Stephen
and Koltcrt K. Morn. The we
dlnj; In the AMmblv of God
Church uill he at 1:00 Satur
day. IVc, -IH. The welding re
ebpliin will lx h. ld at the Flit
ChrMi.in Church otartin at
2 (k
Mrs, Com il iu-lt-nloo.k was
alo burn In llcppoer. They
mrt sfrr tvin canw t.t fiia
the service. They er married
iru af in ivnuieion ai
he Chrutun parsonace.
They aha re many Interests
with bowline a bltf one. June
likes id play bri.lj.-e and has
blaved for 11 Vi-nt u nh
morning duplicate bridge croup
Ik ,1 1.1.1. . .k.. 4 tt. ...
h' i rw iiiri it runt-
day of every month. bVtore Dn
had eye aurcery, he was an en
thuUtio ftkherman and hunt
er. They tike ta play with their
two j-rantU-htldrrn. Ko-lney and
IXtnnell. children ot the Stuart
Unbhlcs,
ELL'S VISIT HERE
Mr. ond Mrs. fames sVtU el
T-ioiiM. Wah, tenl Thanks
cuing vacation with Mrs. Bell's
arenl. Mr. and Mr. Mill.n.l
Nolan While he they alo vis-
ltNl with Mr. It.-11's brother nal
family, Mr. and Mrs. Vern No
lut; her srandmother. Myra
Peck and other friend and rel
atives. Jim anl Millard toured
the North end of Morrow County
ami were much Impretfced with
improxement made there,
Bob Turners Here
Mr. and Mis H-.b Tunter .
rompanleit by her mother. Mr.
Ldiirt Ininran. all of Walnut
Creek. Ca, wet here to n-nl
Thankivlng with Mr, Tuitter's
father, Frank Turner. Mr, Tor
ner'S daughter. Annatx-lle, wa
up for her dad's cinh.tay on
Nov. 22.
Bob's wife, Lais, staed up to
spend this week with Frank.
She Is securing help to atay
days with Frank Sue Vincent
will stay week das with him
nd help 1 needed fir the
weekend jet.
THE COHTrS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gonty. Tom
ml iViug spent ThankxtMvtnj;
with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Blev-
Ins and filrl. Fat and Fam at
Cklah. Also preent were Ter
ry's nephew, Terry AyUwotth of
Sattle, who has been wotklns
for the Foret Servh-o In the
Cklah area and Frank rllevln.
Terr)' father.
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Monow County's Golden Afl
Club will have li leeemlM-r
w.tlu.-k dinner at Ihe Flk Club
dining nhim Tuesday, Dec. 7, at
7:00.
, 2 - 7
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mm
COFFEE
1 Lb 95c
2 Lb $1.69
3 Lb $2.59
10 ox. Instant $J
Betty Crocker Angel Food
CAKE
Traditional
or 1-Step
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CAMPBELL'S
Tomato Soup
7 $1.00
FINER MILK
5 Cans
NALLEY'S
Lumberjack
mm
ALLSWEET
OLEO
3 $1.00
sua
mm
Small Navel
ORANGES Lb. -g
Red Delicious
APPLES Lb. -Qc
Pink
GRAPEFRUIT 10 for $-
BANANAS 9 lb. $J
CRYSTAL WHITE LEMON 48 OZ.
DISH
DETERGENT
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NALLEY'S TANG, 1 QT.
SALAD
DRESSING
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