Page 3. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR., Thursday, Mar. 27, 1975
Mrs. Bier is
AAUW speaker
Wine tasting party
is an April treat
Clubs hear about
life in Greece
Morrow County's find wine
tasting parly Is set for Salur
diiy afternoon and evening,
April 12, 2 to 8 p.m., in the
lleppner Klks Club.
Seven varieties of Oregon
wine, crackers and eight
different cheeses will be
offered each ticket holder. The
$5 tickets need to be purchas
ed In advance from a member
of Hrppnrr'i Soroptimist In
ternational. Only a limited
number of tickets will be
available, Mail orders will be
handled at P.O. Box l(M0,
lleppner.
hinds realized will go
toward the organization's
scholarship program, Scho
larships offered include;
academic, 1200; vocational
technical, $100; two Girls
Stale $V): two 4 II summer
school. $10; citizenship essay
avardn. $20 75; support for a
foreign exchange student,
tm, AIho in its youlh budget
(he club Includes a luncheon
fur senior girls and a conlrl
buiinn for library books which
appeal to youlh.
After and during the party
Snrnptimisl will sell a selec
tion of einhl varieties of 'j
pound blocks of Bandon, Or,
CowBelles elect,
plan activities
Morrow County CowBelles
have chosen April 16 for Iheir
annual spring luncheon and
membership drive, according
to Gail Hughes, president.
Morrow County Cow Holies
At a recent meeting the
olticers and chairmen for
CowBelles activities were an
nouncH by Mrs Hughes, as
well as plans for a Beef-A-Kama
lo be held at A C.
fluiiuhion School. Irrigon.
April o
Officers and committee
chairmen are: Claudia Hugh
es; vice president. Jean Ben
neil ; secretary -treasurer.
Claudia Hughes; beef certifi
cates, Clista Vernard. beef
(duration Jeanne Howell:
beef for Father's Day. Mil
dred Kubanks: beef promo
tion and publicity, Birdine
Tullis: ciMiklMsiks and &ecial
piislucts. Beth Brxanl: Fath
er of the Year, Sherri Ma-
CowBelles join in
Agriculture Day
Agriculture Day in Oregon.
March 24. has been designated
h proclamation by Gov,
Holier! Straub.
In keeping with the special
day saluting agriculture.
Morrow County CowBelles
hac a display in the window
at Murray Drug, lleppner.
saluting livestock growers of
the county. The western
display was placed there by
CowBelles Ruth Nulling and
Cork Norene.
'Currently beef is the anli
inflation food of 1975."
Elks annual
Egg Hunt
Saturday, March 29, 10 a.m.
Pre schoolers at the Library;
1st & 2nd graders at the Courthouse
3rd & 4th graders at the
The Easter Bunny will appear
at the Library
cheeses. Barbara Paullus is
chairman for this event,
Joseph Coulombe, Aloha,
Or., who will preside at the
tasting, has been a teacher of
winemaking for nine years, it
a charter member of Oregon
Wine Taster's Guild and Is a
member of both the Oregon
Wine Grower's Association
and the Wine Grower's Coun
cil of Oregon whose purposes
are to promote grape growing
and winemaking on a com
mercial basis In Oregon, He
knows all of the Oregon
winery owners and wine
makers personally and has
conducted many wine tasting
' parties.
Coulombe has taught wine
making and winetasting
through Portland Community
College. Chemcketa Com
munity College, the YMCA
and Oregon Museum of Sci
ence and Industry. This spring
he will offer classes through
Mi, Hood Community College.
Me is known as "The
Progressive Winemaker" and
hasnperaled his family-owned
w ine and winemaking supply
business at Aloha since 1971;
however, his family has been
in winemaking for 14 years.
honey; membership, Ixirraine
Itrosnan: scrapliook, Virginia
(neb: 4 II. Virginia Grieb.
In addition to other activi
ties. CowBelles will sponsor
new awards for 4 II events at
the county fair, wilh special
prize for the best junior and
in'ermediate salad and sand
wiehes prepared using beef
products, and special awards
for favorite foods contests
u'llizinu beef. Special awards
me also provided by local
Cow Belles for 411 members in
leaihercraft project.
Cow Belles welcome local
women In membership in the
oi uanialion, both those acli
wly participating in produc
ing beef and those' interested
in promotion of the beef
industry. Information on
membership may be obtained
from any of the above
mentioned CowBelles.
according lo Mrs. Donald
Bi.uNhaw. president of the
Oregon CowBelles. "Ameri
can agriculture deserves a pal
on the back. As of February,
consumers were spending
alunii 18 cents out of every
lake-home dollar on food.
Twenty years ago it was 26
cents Because of our farmers'
and ranchers' efficiency our
country can produce enough
food for all il s people and still
ship In needy people in other
countries, This is something
no other country has done."
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NOVA GAYLORD. Columbia Basin Electric Co-op
employee, draws the name of Bud Springer as last
week's Mystery Person. Springer correctly identified
Fldon Padberg as the MP. had the correct number of
clues, and won $27.50 for his effort.
What's In
handwriting?
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fJKAR TAI'HIS;
Ye to holh parts of your
question, Handwriting is the
evidence of your thoughts. All
ol these thoughtsall that you
ihink and then say or dohave
their siarl in your emotions.
Moods are certainly an ex
pression of your emotions, and
handwriting reveals your
emotions and your trails of
character lo give a complete
picture of your whole person
ality The total ersonalily. then,
is the dominant factor in
understanding why you feel.
Hunk, act and write in your
own individual way.
Your handwriting, or print
ing, indicates lhal you react
according lo whatever mood
Murray Drug has a large selection
i for the late Easter shopper . . .
I for mom, dad and the entire family
1 SUCH AS:
fc Easter greeting cards
& Candy
if Perfume and cologne
Special gifts for father
Cameras and film for this special
occasion
HEPPNER OREGON
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" 's
is upiK-rmosi. That mood
change's on occasion, and what
pleases you today may dis
please you tomorrow .
The e idence is ihcl you
know when and how lo use
vour different moods and have
learned lo control and use
these moods wisely.
You give your allenlion to
details, and this xmils In your
having a good memory.
Should a wanted detail slip out
ol your memory momentarily,
you can become irritated until
you retrieve il.
Artistic eH'ssions interest
oii This interest is apparent
in your appreciation of color
and form To interpret your
own fii'lings in art. or to
interpret those of another.
ai'Hai's lo be one of your
talents.
Yours.
MARGARKT.
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The Topic Club of lone
entertained the Bookworms of
Heppner March 19 in the
Valby area Ranch home of
Martha Peterson. Monica
Swanson, lone, who lived in
Greece an an IFYE in 1971.
provided I he program.
(strain? Ladd. Topic Club
president, introduced Mrs.
Swanson who showed 100
slides laken during her 1973
stay in Grecian homes. She
commented on family life and
social customs she observed
on the mainland and on Greek
islands. Handcrafted articles,
examples of weaving,
embroidery, ceramics and
metal work were displayed by
the steaker and by Kathryn
Mndsirom. a Topic Club
memlier who has also visited
Greece,
Seven memlters from each
of the community literary
groiits attended this annual
joint meeting. The Topic Club
ladies had been entertained bv
Reception
honors
couple
Friends and relatives
attended a reception March 9
at I ho home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Smethursl. Pendle
ton, on the occasion of Iheir
3nt h wedding anniversary.
The serving table was
di-coraied wilh gold flatware,
coflee and tea servers. A
three-tiered cake decorated
wiih hells and yellow rosebuds
cen'ered the table. Serving the
t ake was Helen Olds, aunt of
the couple's son-in-law. Her
man Ziegler. Mary I.u Smet
hursl. a niece, and Fay
Thornburii xmred coffee.
Carrie Fetch and Marlene
l-onggitod poured lea. Emma
I.u Lebsock was at ihe punch
Iviwl
Gnosis were greeted by a
daughter. Hetty Ziegler. and
Edna Fetch, a friend. Their
granddaughter. Pam. had
charge of Ihe guesl book.
Guesis were present from
Portland, lone. Coos Bay.
l.oiiu!ion. lleppner. Hunting
ton. Grass Vallev. The Dalles
and Walla Walla
Jf) PRICES 0000 FRIDAY' SATURDAY fgffibj
Fresh Pork Oregon Chief
i Spare-ribS $1.15 lb. Boneless Fully Cooked
Fryers - Turkeys HA PTC $19
Canned Hams Available llA-illU p I lb
! Nabisco Pip in a chip nn J p LEl
i Snack Crarlrers uec1, E99Sdoz Wv
CQA A"Sel Flake 16 oz.
J7v Cornmit 00.
Blue Bell 4 pak .
Poiaio Cliips95( Jello 3., 489$
Betty Crocker Cake Mix Di:l M
a . - . . Radish or bun.
Angel Food 89C Green Onions ea ioc
MJ.B. Coffee Sweet Potatoes 290
2$2.29 3$2.99
8 lb. bag ' ih
10 oi. instant $1.79 Grapefruit 890
; PRICES EFFECTIVE Mar.28-29 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
the Bookworms last fall in
Heppner. Allending were
Bookworms Ruby Bccket.
Marian Brosnan. Helen Cur
rin. Fay Ferguson. Pauline
Hughes and Justine Weather
ford and Topic Club members
Frances Carlson. Loraine
L'ld, Kathryn I.indstrom.
lean Nelson. Martha Peter
son. Helen Proudfool. Frances
Smoiise. and Ihe speaker.
Artists
invited
to show
Artists from Northeastern
Oregon and Southeastern
Washington are invited to
cshibii paintings at the Pen
dleton Arts Festival, schedul
ed for May 2-4 at the
Pendleton Armory.
The festival, co-sponsored
by Ihe Pendleton Arts Council,
the American Association of
I'niversily Women and Ihe
City Recreation Department,
is an effort to encourage
M'ope to paint, lo stimulate
the public's interest in paint
ing, to offer a place for artists
io display their work, and to
provide an opportunity for
anisis to view Ihe work of
other painters.
New this year, w ill be a cash
award for Ihe best of show.
Tins award vv ill be chosen by a
panel of judges.
Application for entry blanks
may lie made by writing lo Ihe
Pendleton Arts Council. P.O.
liov 57:1. Pendleton.
BIRTHS
Mr and Mrs. Jtm Phegley.
lleppner. are parents of a
daughter. Kimberly Dawn.
Imrn Wednesday morning.
March at Good Shepherd
llosnia. Ilermislon. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill
So it i. Heppner. and Mrs.
l.eola Pheglev. The Dalles.
Ilei eiit liueslsal the home of
- and Mrs Archie Padberg
wi"-e her sun and his w ife. Mr.
iml Mrs Kdwin Tucker of
The nel regular meeting of
the Heppner Branch of Ihe
American Association of Uni
versity Women will be Tues
day evening. April 1. 7:30
P in . at Ihe home of Linda
.hiiiiison in Heppner.
Pauline Bier will be Ihe
steaker for Ihe evening. She
will talk about her experien
ces gniwing up in Peru, as the
daughter of a missionary
family.
Election of officers w ill also
le held, Hostesses for Ihe
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Bulova
Plate Clocks
Disiimiivr collrction nf fine
A own-glazed earthenware and
" l.iniogcs China plate (links
jf fnini Frame, all wilh cordless
I'li'il ionic ninxrmenls.
tlHJ0SV
$40
"Sometttinq from th tewelcrs
it aiwAyt tomethutf special"
Store Hcurs:
177 MAIN
PH.
It'i aice to are twice
low price tad S&H
Greta Sumps
evening are Jeanne Howell
and Annette Hagey. The
public is invited In attend.
' m Mr mrt fx iu on.
$35
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