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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1972)
Kooky Cooks Tl Kixii) CikA 4 IIC ink- Hie tluli niiiiuiin-j ttM-ir ninilwrk kl mi n. rii.MMi lei uinU kl II iM)K in l.rtini tcMi, Mr. Mil Allyn ( llw (! r. flu- trtmi has rirfliiir;iM ilh difli'rpiit k ui.lh mi rtLAiiig, TlM'V hv li-triMHl from (ti-nmnNirailcmg -fTM Ill I III .I I The Kooky Coks 4-H Cooking Cluli of Lexinrton enjoyed eating home of their own cooking at Hip lea llipy gave for llicir niotliprs Sunday afternoon. HepjnninK ith Alula lavirtson. Jr. Iealr on the left andgoinc clorUise around IIip table arp Kay Srhoonover, tier little sisters, Taml and l aurl Srhoonover, Sharon MrCarl, Hetty f ae Green and Flla Mae Green. Miller-Burns Rites on May 6 Mr. and Mrs. Tad Miller of Lexington cordially Invite friends and relatives to the niarrlut'e of their daughter Michelle Ann to Donald Guy i turns of taker on May 6 at four In the afternoon at St. Patrick's Church. Recep tion will follow. mm ora I at Peterson's Jewelers I ! AMERICA'S BIGGEST WATCH VALUE! I Oneida Stainless I Available in 6 patterns I Frost Fire Madrid I Venetia Rose Shadow I I Paul Revere Cantata Reg. $79.95 SALE $95 jjpBWUPk. - "Something lrom the jewelers JJV ls alwavs something special" Store Hcurs: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. p 177 MAIN ST., HEPPNER O - PH. 676-9200 tAI CSZm3 cbe e im give tea for h Idcrill sivIUIm'S, rnnkf iMie-Oish meals, simple kkliiilk ami rikiiles. Their lmlir hat enrour a i' fl llifin iDfiitt-r llit lr diixls at II fair. Tt y are In 1st and Ziui iut c.kAiiy, tr Iiim" Tullls, from Hie t. tpiislun (iff u p, tjii hKrul SKI BREAK Chcrl Carlson and Ann Mo Ellicott fcpenl the weekend in LaGramle with Saudi Carl son and Carley Hcrcstrom who are students at EOC. They spent some time skiing at Anthony Lake. While skiing Sunday, Carley Bergstrom broke her leg. She will be confined totht LaGrandeGen eral Hospital for several da ys. mothers Kuckl. Tliflr h-adi-r offered prizes for lite ptihttT Mioing II Ih-sI " What II Takes lo I a giMn1 Cook" tirh on If Shanm MrCarl and the hrst Menu potter prii vul to Kay Sclimmiivrr for fur hand drain pictures. Bon Voyage For Lowes Kinfolk visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lowe this weekend as a sort of Bon Voyage for their trip to England they will be making this spring. Here Sat. night were Mrs. Lowe's son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Uobert Scott. Robin, Shane and Da vid of Peak, Idaho and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Stussi of Long Creek. Overlapping their visit on Sunday were two other sis ters, Mrs. C.H. Herburgerof Mt. Vernon and Mrs. Pay Stratton of Unity. Brickie Group Honors Fov A bridge luncheonand going away party in honor of Mrs. Gene Ferguson was held at the Claude Graham residence last week. The ladies with whom Fay has played bridge presented her with an over sized handbag. Attending Fay's last time as a member of the group were Mrs. Ed Schaffitz, Mrs. Phil Mahoney, Mrs. L.D. Tibbies, Mrs. Lowell Gribble, Mrs. Milo Prindl, Mr.S. Clarence Rosewall, Mrs. Ray Ferg uson, thehonoreeFay.andthe hostess Mrs. ClaudeGraham. BAKE SALE Baked Food Sale will be sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women on April 28 beginning at 10 a.m. in front of Murrays. Mrs. Jerry Bunch is chairman. Heppner garden The Heppner Garden Club elected Rev. Ed Cutting as president at their April meet ing held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gonty. Others elected were Mrs. Bill Raw lins, vice president; Mrs. Alice McCabe, secretary treasurer and Mrs. Ola Rug gles, keeper of the scrapbook. Mr. Cutting outlined meet ing places and programs for the next year. Projects dis cussed were for a booth at the Fair, plans to improve the Fountain at the Fair Grounds gate and a spring flower show. Mrs. Gar Swanson gave the program on preserving flo Clean Up Paint Up 9x12 Plastic Drop Cloth 22 PALLETONE Vinyl Wall TRY IT YOU'LL 7" roller fray sets OQ Recr. $1.25 4 New Wallpaper Prices Stort $J99 CEDAR 4x4 6 ft. $1.80 ea. Prices Good Fri. Night and Sat. April 28-29 PETTYJOHN'S Farm & Builders Supply Boy Scout Awards Given at Dinner Hoy Scout families of Tro op CC1 met for in Awards night recently at theUksdln inc room. rulliiihg I ho potlurk sup per and introductions, Phil lip Raymond and Randy Cole were presented their Tender foot ldi;es and the boys pin ned their mothers with m'nla lure plus in duplicate of I heir badges. Other new Tender foot Hoy Scouts are Pelbert Turner, Curtis Swerk, Ron Ward, Jim Rnyce, Don Mc Ewen, Mark Pljier, Kyle and Mike Buschke. Second class pins went to Charles Rawlins, Rob Kck nun, Mirty Smith, Brian Bo ner, Steve Milrom, Steve Mc Laughlin, Bruce Young and David McLarhlan. Alan Bur kenbine, David Allstott and Howard Green have earned their pins and will be pre sented with them later. Merit Badges: Charles Rawlins, Indian Lore; Steve McLaughlin, archery; Jim Mdachlan, First Aid and Bruce Young and David Mc Lachlan both qualified for swimming. The Cub Scouts will have their annual Pine Wood Derby on April 24th at 7:30 at the Elementary School. Scout Troop Com nittee chairman John Gochnauer issued a chal lenge to the three patrols of the Boy Scouts to compete with the Cub Scout winner. The losing group to provide a weiner roast for the win ners. Introduced were Darrell Lachlan, Scout Master; Tom Wilson assistant scout mas ter; Len Ray Schwarz, Cub master; David McLeod, exalt ed ruler of the sponsoring Elks lodge; Glen Ward, Elks representative; Harley Sa ger, scout troop treasurer. The Scout Kick-off break fast for the Scout drive and Camp Wallowa Information was announced. An Awards Night will be held every three months. The Rainbow Girls served at the dinner. Arleta McCabe Marries Mrs. Helen McCabe of lone announced the marriage of her daughter, Arleta to Gary George of Portland. The ceremony was held April 14 at the UnitedChurchofChrist in Beaverton with the imme diate family in attendance. The couple is at home in Beaverton where Gary is em ployed at Hanna Industries and Arleta is a student at Portland Community College studying to be a medical secretary. Garden needs from soil to seeds, use G-T want ads. club elects wers.in dry sand. She uses "Boardman" sand. She says to put about 2 of sand on the bottom of a box and then cover the blossom only. Set the box in a warm place for about two weeks. It is amaz ing how the colors are re tained by the flowers. She makes her arrangements in wet sand in her containers. She says the pastel colors stay truer than the darker ones. She announced the an nual lone Garden Club Plant Sale on April 26. The May meeting on the 8th will be held at the Dr. Wolff home. There will be installa tion of officers and the pro gram will be on Iris. Scrubbable ft Sfc o f Plastic M U Paint GAL. LIKE IT! Books In Single Roll POSTS 8 ft. $2.50 ea. Reception For Lynda is Sunday A rrctlon will be fold April 30 at 2 o'clock In the afternoon honoring Lynda Baker, Grand Representative to the State of Michigan. Ruth Assembly No. 50 of Rainbow for Girls is hosting the recep tion. All frlendsarecordially Invited. Spring Luncheon Will Honor Girl Graduates Girls who will graduate from the three county high schools, Riverside, (one, and Heppner, will be honored at a spring luncheon in the All Saints Fpiscojal Church par ish hall on Friday, May 19, by the Soroptimist Club. A graduate of HeppncrlUgh school, Mrs. William T. Hall, the former Mary Jo Stewart, Corvallis, will be guest seaker. In past years the Heppner Soroptimist Club has arranged a Mother's Day mother and daughter tea for girl graduates. This year It was decided to have an affair that might be more enjoyable and perhaps more challenging for all the senior girls of the county and their advisors. STRAWBERRIES Tfr"? --v?: PINT M "l CUP few 27) SPINACH IXL Chili Con BISQUICK 40 oz. Lindsay Pitted 303 Tin Standby CAKE MIXES 4 for$l Bar-S & Oregon Chief $ MIS Lb Oregon Chief Old Qftnimer Prices Good April HFITNfR (ORE.), (;a: Prindlcs Home From Big Trip M loandZella Prlndle ire home from a 13 day trip to Kurope and North Africa. It 4 a si hour jet trip from New York, alighting In Lis bon. They said the IU rU Airline allowed Utile leg room. The return by Pan Am was much more com fortable. They took a feTy boat trip to Morocco, passing dose to Gibraltar. The so-called roumitic castuh In Tvtuan, a busy, noisy market place had lots of wares displayed but was might untidy and dir- Their favorite place was In Portugal. There they saw a bullfight where the bull Is not killed. The one they saw In Spain proved fc.tal for the bull. They saw many ancient castles, museums, and churches. Most of the tourists they saw were from European countries. We The DAVID CONN who has taught Spanish and Social Problems in Heppner High School for the past two years will be teaching at the Allen Hancock College at Santa Bunches 25 1 Corne 59C Olives Kingsford Charcoal BRIQUETS 10 Lb. Fully Cooked 0 Fashioned IFmCss 28 & 29 AVARKET TKTIMFS Tlnimdiiv. Three Attend District Day The Spring District Recog nition ly for TOPS clubs In Condon drew Mrs. Dave Springer, Mrs. Vernon Wil son and Mrs, D Wells from Heppner. Along with members of six other clubs they enjoyed Ihe evening's program A lo calorie dinner was followed by skits, songs, words of encouragement and the presentation of awards. It came as quite a shock to all the women participants to find out th.it the new Men's TOPS Club No. C29 In Con don which Is only Z"z months old has lost more weight than any of Die women's clubs did In the past G months. On Wed. this week Leader Karen Springer left for the State Recognition DayatCoos Bay. Karen will return next week. Women SORRY Luke Padberg placed first In the two mile at the Pilot Rock track meet on April 17. Monica, Ca. this summer. 40 CARNATION AA LARGE ON THE KmM DOB If LaChoy CHINESE DINNERS 79 40 oz. LEAN 2 Layer Pack Phones: (Groc). 676-9614, PORK -SHEAK It's nice to save twice low prices and S&II Green Stamps April 71, vm 3 DOTS JOTS I had delayed recognition a couple of weeks ao. I'd been to Boardmnn to take some pictures and got a pic ture of Debbie McCoy Jumping the hurdles. C ute ami cooper ative, she was fun to work with and never enda sen tence with a preposition! AFTER 1 got back to the simp it struck me like a bolt of lightening Debbie Isone of the Fair princesses. A couple of hundred apo logies to Harley Sager. I got a wrong head on his story last week on the depo sits and bans at First Na tional. Deposits were up. Now (tat Harley knows! can-t subtract he'll never give me a Job at his tank! All of Sarah Adkins' friends know how full of hustle and bustle she is. Last Sat., she went to Pendleton to help her son and his wife move into an apartment there. Then she cam) rushing back to attend the Nichols wedding at lone where she presidedat the cof fee urn at the reception. That evening she won high at the Rebekah card party here In Heppner I am surprised that she didn't work in a bit of fishing somewhere along the way! finran ra 79 1 99 (Meat) 676-9288 CREEN
