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MKTIIODIST
SS MS am
Worship Ham
UTIIKRAN
SS 1 45 am
Worship II am
Childrrn Choir, (30 am
CHRISTIAN
SS 45 am
Worship li a m.
Even Strv. 7 30 pm.
KAZARKVK
SS 10 am
Worship ... II am
Even. Serv .... tp m
Bible Study, Wed. 7(M'
EPISCOPAL
KS 1:45 a.m.
Adult Kd. 1:45 a m.
Womhlp It: 30 a.m.
ASSEMBLY OF (.01)
SS 145 am
Worship II am.
Sun. Evf. serviw .... 7 00
Bible Study .. , Wed, 7 pm.
SEVENTH DAY ADVKNTOl I
Sabbath School ... 130am
Worship nam
fATHOI.IC
Catechism . Mun A Wed.
Worship:
Heppner.Sun Ham. .
Salurdar 6 30pm.
lone Sun 1 45 a m.
Saturday worihip, 130 p.m.,
Si. Patricks
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ss 145
Church , 1100
Sun Eve 7 30
Bible Sludv. Wed 7 30
Pinochle Party
l.rslngton . O.O.I. Hall. Ocl. 25. p.m. 11.00
prises and rrfrmhmentt
Election Day Dinner
Uxlnnton I O O F. Hall. Nov. I
Annual Bazaar -
Food Sale - Card Party
o. 13. 14:00 a.m.. Lrtington I.O.O.F. Hull
sponsored by the
Holly Rebekah Lodge
i4jfti.rftu in Vn i yum
Soroptimists mark
54 anniversary
Seven of he 22 charter
members of the Heppner Gub
of the Soroptimist Federation
Joined active members in a
Founder's Day Program at
the club luncheon lost Thurs
day. The honored guests
included Ruth Payne and
Jeanne Dobbs, Pendleton, and
Katherine Mitchell and Ida
Farra, Heppner, visiting
charter members. Sally
Smith an officer of the
Pendleton Gub also visited.
Elaine George, Etta Parker
and Eleanor Conty have re
mained active with the Hepp
ner Club since its chartering
in 1648. They and other guests
recalled interesting moments
in Soroptimist activities of the
INFLUENZA CLINIC
The Morrow County Health
Department is sponsoring an
Influenza vaccination clinic
for persons over 60 years of
age and those who have
chronic conditions such as
heart disease, chronic lung
disease, diabetes, or any
chronic debilitating condition.
A fee of 12 will be charged
and the clinics are scheduled
at the following senior citizen
nutrition sites: Mon., Oct. 20,
2 4 p.m., at Irrigon Lions
Club; Tues., Oct. 21, 2 4 p m.,
Heppner Elks Club, and Wed.,
Oct. 22, 4 5, at lone Church of
Christ.
Donnkenny
Sweetree
Lilly of California
Sale ends Sat Oct 18
All sales final
Lebush Shoppe
The shoppe that keeps prices where
people will shop at home.
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Mark the date
Nov. 6
Thai 'a the date of the Columbia Basin Electric Coop
Annual Meeting at Fossil.
LIGHT BULBS FOR EVERYONE
poor Prie Drawing-2S! ! !
(includes some free light bulbs'
NOON MEAL (Roast Beef)
Colombia Basin
Electric Co-op
Columbia Basin Electric Coop." Serving 3010 q. miles
In Morrow, Gilliam, Umatilla, Wheeler and Sherman
Counties.
past. Clara Certson told of her
attendance at two Soroptimist
International Convention. Sal
ly Smith brought greetings
from the Pendleton Club.
A history of the founding of
the organization was read by
Education Committee Chair
man Justine Weatherford
from notes prepared by Elaine
George. Soroptimists over the
world celebrate Founder's
Week during the first week of
October in commemoration of
the founding of the first club in
Alameda County, CA, Oct. 3,
1921.
This week's luncheon pro
gram will focus on the United
Nations and International
Goodwill and Understanding
and will be presented by Hazel
Mahoney, Eleanor Gonty and
Elaine George.
METAL HEALTH CLINIC
TO BE OPEN WEDNESDAYS
Starting Oct. 22, the Morrow
County Mental Health Clinic
will be open on Wednesdays
from 12:30 p.m. until 9 p.m.
This has become necessary
due to the demand for evening
appointments from daytime
employed people. The clinic
will continue with its regular
hours Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday of 8:30
a m. to 5 p.m. in the Heppner
office and Monday and Thurs
day in the Irrigon office.
JACK O I.ANTEKN
CONTEST
It's twelve days before the
big Juck 0'l.anlcrn contest
begins.
Cole's House of Fashion is
sponsoring the carved pump
kin contest.
The rules are children,
kindergarten through the fifth
grade only. One pumpkin
carved with a candle placed
inside ran be turned in al
Coles Oct 28. 29 and before
noon on (HI 30
The judging will be held on
(kt 3(1. First prize is a 10
dollar gift certificate, second
prize is a 5 dollar gift
certificate.
NOTICE
The 4 II family night sched
uled for Oct. 22 has been
rescheduled to Oct 28. 7:30
pm at the lone Cafeloriuni.
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JGTON NEWS
Delpha Jones
Willows Grange will meet
Oct. 18 with a potluck supper
at 6.30 p.m. This is Grange
visitation with Greenfield,
Lexington and Rhea Creek
coming to Willows Grange.
A Friendship Day was held
at Willows Grange, Oct. 12
with Mrs. Fay Tarbell, State
Grange Secretary as the guest
speaker. She spoke on the
history of the Grange.
Mrs. Tarbell was accom
panied by her husband, Mr.
Arnold Tarbell, who is Master
of Columbia County Pomona,
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Avis,
Columbia City. The Tar bells
are from Scappoose.
Other guests were State
Steward Morton Wolverton
and Mrs. Wolverton and Uma
tilla County Pamona Master
Joe DuPuis and Mrs. Dupuis.
State Gate Kepper Berl Akers
and Mrs. Akers, members of
Willows Grange, were recog
nized. There were guests from
Lexington, Rhea Creek and
Greenfield Granges as well as
friends in the community.
Organizations in the area
were asked to participate in
Friendship Day. Willows Gra
nge had an interesting table
showing a bit of history of the
Grange. There were table
displays from the lone Garden
Club, lone 4 H Clubs, Topic
Club and the Morrow County
Historical Society.
The guest tables were judg
ed by Harold Kerr with first
and second awards going to
the lone 4 H Clubs and the
Garden Club.
The Lecturer's program
opened with Rev. Cutting
giving a prayer. The Grangers
then presented the Friendship
Road Ceremony.
The lone High School Chor
us, led by Miss Burton of the
music department, sang three
numbers. Delta Huber gave a
history of the lone Garden
Club and told of their projects.
The importance of 4 H to our
children and some of the high
lights were given by Birdine
Tullis.
Katherine Lindstrom told of
the origin of the Topic Club
and their work for the
community of lone.
The Wranglers Club was
represented by Cornell Green
who told of its early history
and of the change to a family
club. He also explained about
ropes used by the ropers.
Ruth McCabe talked on the
newly formed Historical Soci
ety. At the close of the
program refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones,
Leann Rea, Lexington; Alvin
McCabe, lone, Dick Sargent
and Liz Curtis, Heppner,
attended a Fair committee
meeting in Boardman Thurs
day evening at the Daltosa
home. Present was Zearl
Gillespie, Boardman.
Three Links Club met at the
home of Mrs. Kenneth How
ard, Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T.E. Messen
ger Sr. were Walla Walla
visitors Thursday.
busy with plans being made
for the fall and winter months.
A public pinochle party will
be held Oct. 25 at the Rebekah
hall, 8 p.m., a luncheon will be
held election day and the fall
bazaar, card party and lunch
eon will be held Nov. 13, 10
am.
Members and Iriends are
urged to keep these dates in
mind.
Following the business me
eting refreshments were serv
ed to Florence McMillan,
Leila Palmer, Delpha Jones,
Irene Padberg, Eula Bloods
worth, Catie Padberg. Maur
een Davis and the hostess.
Florence McMillan won the
door prize. There will not be a
meeting in November as the
bazaar is scheduled for that
day.
MEETING NOTICE
The American Legion and
Auxiliary will meet Monday,
Oct. 20, 7 pm. The guest
speaker will be a Girls State
Delegate. A potluck diner is
planned.
Jack O'Lantern Contest. Oct.
28-30. Cole's House of Fashion.
Be original. Pd. Ad.
OPEN HOUSE
DOOR PRIZES
winners to be announced at 9 p.m.
BOYS POLYESTER DRESS SLACKS
BY MANN I
SLIM & reg. 3-14 .
Navy, blue & brown I
also a few blue plaid
$350 & $550
REFRESHMENTS
Calendar of Events
Chamber of Commerce Elks Lodge Monday noon
Newcomers Club Wagon Wheel Restaurant Monday noon
Senior Citizens Dinner Elks Lodge, Tues & Wed. 4:30p m.
Boy Scouts of America-Elks Lodge, Wed .Oct 15 7:30pm.
Heppner Grade School picture day say cheese! Oct. 17
IoneGrange Visitation lone Grange Sat, Oct. 18,6:30p.m.
American Legion & Aux. Mon.. Oct. 20. 7 p.m.
Lexington Grange Lexington Grange Hall Oct. 20, 6:30 p m.
M C. Gem & Mineral Society, 1st Nat l Bank Oct. 20. 8 p m.
Lions Club Wagon Wheel Restaurant Oct. 21. 6:45a m.
Moonlite Sale- Heppner Merchants Oct. 23. 7 9 p.m.
Doc Tibbies NiRht-HeDDner High School Cafe. Oct. 227 p.m.
Needles Threaders 4 H Club Oct. 22
Cole's House ol Fasnion Open House Oct. 23. all day
American Leg Dist 5 4 6. liermiston Oct. 25
Pinochle Party. KK)F Hall. Lexington Oct 25. 8p m.
SLIM 4 reg. 3 14 , X Ht:Rjr. 9
Navy, blue 4 brown I 8 r0or ;r-"' X
also a few blue plaid . 9 ''"oo g
1 $350&$550 J 6osf
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GRAB BAGS II EA. --ss
15-110 values
POOOoejQ Natural Women bras
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Kreepantvhce with every
to purchase
Cookies, doughnuts, apple cider, and coffee
served in the Posv Patch Flower Shop
You will be pleased with the new fall
arrangements of flowers in the Posy Patch
All prices are right too . . .
Moonlite Sale will start 7p.m.
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DURING OCTOBER ONLY
before j AFTER
Make thia YOUR Silver Investment for the Future
TYPICAL SAVINGS
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Every htm Ctaamar
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" Castor trama (3 btl )
ALI PfllCll Candlestick (par in )
Teapot
Each piect will be beautifully re plated in heavy
Quadruple Silverplate by skilled silversmiths.
12130 117.04
34 50 27 40
23 95 11 14
2 30 US
40 95 32.74
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USDA Choice Pot Roast
Blade Cut 990 per lb.
Ann Cut $129 per lb.
Oregon Chief
Old Fashioned Franks 890 lb.
Halibut Fillets $139 per lb.
Pink Grapefruit 8 $1.00
Spiced Sardines 3 $1.00
PORK and BEANS
Western Family 30- 2 890
Calgon Water Softner
40., $1.49
LADY ELBERTA
Freestone Peaches
29 590
S and W Chili Makings
27.. 690
Flav-R-Pak Hash Browns
(Frozen Foods)
2 550
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Green Peppers 100 each
Prices effective Oct. 17-18
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Phones: (Groc.) 674 96U, (Meat) 676 9288