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Page , THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR, Thursday, Mar. 25, 1976 Butler-Millard amm Of US c is - This Friday afternoon when wc take ourselves to the gro cery store, we will be greeted by one of the Morrow County; CowBelles, promoting beef sausage by serving samples to us. Less calories too. Anne Doherty stopped in to announce that the first tennis class will be held Wednesday, March 31, 7 p.m. at the Jr. High Gym. She hopes that you can make it as it looks like the classes are going to be full and there will not be room left for anyone that does not attend this first class. Also, there seems to be a slight rush in the completion of Dennis and Ann's newly remodeled home on Piper Canyon. Lexington. Their se cond child is due around the first of April, and the contrac tor has promised that they will r moved in before the stork arrives. Wonder what the odds would be. if I were a betting person. However, with only 24 hours warning Ron and Peggy Britt ner were parents of a second sun. Leonard Eugene. The Brittners were called from Baker on Saturday. March 24 and informed there was a baby for them and they could pick him up on Sunday. Leonard was born March 15 and weighed 6 lbs. 13 oz. He has light brown hair and is dearly loved by his older brother Teddy, and a delight tn his parents. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Brittner. Port kind. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fickardl. Torrance. CA Great grandparents are Mr. L B. Weed. Coeur d' Alene. ID Special Storewide Savings - March 17-31 White-Line flat wall paint pastel colors re g. 7.95 gal., now $4.99 Oiile Kitche ncprpeling ( in-stock rollst reg. l&yfG n $5 93 yd. Ion rubber back carpet, spec. 14.93 yd. .w Spring colors in drapery fabric and wovfR wood decorator shades Starrett's Decor Center" r Hr Can M7 - KlTMAtTM ADBOtntmmt oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo jiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiihiiihihJ The Spring Cotillion April 3, lone American Dancing to Rod Esselstyn 9:30-l:30a.m. Admission: $12.50 per couple $7.50 singles Midnight Buffet Happy Hour 8:30-930 pjn. sponsored by Beta Omega Chapter of E.S.A. All proceeds will go to the lone Volunteer Fire Dept. Cofuobla Dcsb . Electric Ohjj flt'M8IA BASttftUXTRlC COOP-Tin J0I0 iquart mtlrt in I'mililla. Morrow, Cillnm. Sherman and Wheeler Counties K Darntkx lH Celebrating their 32nd wed ding anniversary at Beecher's Cafe Monday evening with friends were Bud and Harriet Batty. Gene Hall is convelescing from surgery at the Pendleton Community Hospital. Gene, we hope all the nurses are young and pretty and let's see you home very soon. The Moonlight Sale will be held April 1 between the hours of 7-9 p.m. There will be sales galore and mark your calen dar for this event. The Main Street merchants will be busy this next week preparing for this great sale. Mrs. Beatrice Clausen, Bend, Oregon State Director of The Degree of Honor Pro tective Association came to Heppner Saturday to attend the memorial service for Clara B. Gertson. Mrs. Clau sen was a house guest of Ida Farra. Amanda Duvall asked fri ends to her home for Sunday dinner in honor of Mrs. Edwin Cutting, who celebrated her birthday last week. Besides the Rev", and Mrs. Cutting, her guests were Mary Bailey. Madge Bryant and Ida Farra. Doug Gonty. son of Mr. and Mrs. E E. Gonty. is home on leave from Grand Forks AFB, 32lst Missile Site Security. Before coming to Heppner, he visited his brother Ray and family in Seattle, an aunt and uncle in Edmonds. WA. and an aunt and uncle in Portland. He reports for duty April 1. S324 IMS tint HtmSTON 1976 Legion Hall Line You're Invited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allstott, Heppner, announce the forth coming marriage of their daughter, Cyde Marie, to Michael Skroch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Skroch. Darby. MT. The wedding will be Satur day. March 27. 2 p.m.. at All Saints Episcopal Church, Heppner. The reception will follow at the Parish Hall. All relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend. SILVER ANNIVERSARY The family and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Hedman gave a twenty-fifth anniver sary part in their honor Satur day night at the Legion Hall. All children were present with the exception of their son Steve, who was unable to attend Saturday night, but arrived early Sunday. Out of town relatives and guests attending included Mr. and Mrs. Gary Belmore, Tacoma, WA; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heflin. Federal Way, WA: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munck. Athena; Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hudson, Oregon City; Cheri Whittaker. Pilot Rock; Terry Walters, The Dalles; and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hoeft, Pilot Rock. The Library Board will meet Thursday. March 25. 8 p.m.. in the conference room of the First National Bank. Mrs. Norma Vawter. Meri dian. ID, was a recent visitor at the home of her uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bauman, and also with other relatives in the area. Mrs. Olive Hughes is visit ing at the home of her grand daughter. Mrs. James Stroda, Monroe. OR and assisting with the care of her 10th great grandchild. She will return to Heppner for a visit in April. Visiting from Salem at the Archie Padberg home last weekend were Mrs. Danniel Tucker and son Joe. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Tucker and daugh ter Mmday. Mrs. Tucker's sister. Mrs. Teresa Hope and son Colby, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker. Mr. Eldon Tucker and daughter Tammie. lone, join ed the family for dinner Sun day. Due to the overwhelming in terest in welding. B M C.C. will offer an additional section ' siarting Tuesday evening. March 30. 710 p.m. at the Heppner Junior High Shop. Class size is limited and anyone wanting to take this class should contact Anne Doherty. 676-5277 to reserve a place. ih k n.ss cwcKi.Kn The Division of Continuing Education class. Psychologi cal Aspects of the Student in the Classroom, which was scheduled for spring term at the Morrow County School District Office in Lexington beginning Monday. March 29. has been canceled. X X X X X X X X 'I. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 8 X s X X X X X X Miff MlM On V Caravelle- by DULOVA X X M X B X X X X s -J BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ek strom. Boring, OR, are the parents of a daughter, Lind say Ann, born March 19. She joins two sisters, Shawn and Codie. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom Sr., lone and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frink, Eagle Creek, OR. Great grandmother is Mrs. Lula Wilkins, Albany, OR. Mr. and Mrs. James Stroda; Monroe, OR. are the parents of a 6 lbs. daughter. Jennifer JoAnn, born March 17. She joins two brothers at home. Mrs. Stroda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hughes and formerly lived in Heppner. INVITATION All friends and relatives are invited to attend an open house reception for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Healy at the Jack Healy home Saturday. March 27, from 1-5 p.m. Jerry and Carmen were married Oct. 11. 1975 in Villa Trina, Dominican Republic. Carmen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicolaus Tineo of Villa Trina. Jerry returned from the Dominican Republic after serving in the Peace Corps. BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Larry Mills and Mrs. Bob Stickney were hostesses for a bridal shower in honor of Cvde Allstott Friday evening. March 19 at the Mills home.' Thirty-two guests attended, many of whom were college friends and former classmat es of Cyde. She received many lovely gifts. Refreshments were ser ved bv the hostesses. COWBELLES AND WIIKATIIEAKTS It will be beef and bread when the Morrow and Gilliam County CowBelles and Wheat -hearts give demonstrations in Central and Court Stree Markets. Friday. March 26. 24 p m. Identical demonstrations will be given in both stores and everyone is encouraged to drop by to sample the goodies, pick up recipies. and learn how to make it from the women! Featured items will be sausage from beef and a specialty bread that is especi ally nutritious as it includes ground beef. The sausage is especially tasty, according to Birdine Tullis. CowBelles Beef Pro motion Chairman. Shirley Belcher will be in charge of demonstrations at Central Market. Lorraine Brosnan. at Court Street Market. They will be assisted by Jean Bennet; president of Morrow Cow Belles. othw local CowBelles. Susan Snyder and a group from Condon. ' An organizational meeting for the Willow Creek Girls Softball League will be held March 31. 8 pm. in the Conference room of the Gil Iiam Histx-e Building All in terested adults are invited 10 ulii'iul :: x x 115.95 ""- HHIIWIW. 674-9200 f r. m-ym"m ... f ! fW"i' .-., ! I ' : . Mrs. Jim Lovgren. Heppner and Mr. Charles Butler, Pen dleton, announce the mar riage of their daughter, Vicki Leslie Butler to Michael Millard. The couple were married in Lake Tahoe. NV. February 29. Heppner Fri..Mar.26 Dinner by Jim Steaks & Seafood 6-8:30p m. Sat.. Mar. 27 Fresh Whole Crab Installation of Officers 8p.m., Open to Public Dance 9-2 am. Dean s last Fling! Sun , Mar. 28 Elkdol-3 Buffet 3-5 Club Opens 12-8 p.m. Thurs. April 1 Reg. Lodge 8 p.m. B.P.O.E. S IIIIIMIMIMIIMlrrT8IIMMrOIUMIIIMIIllltl"'"""'"l'"'ll,,r,3 p PORK STEAK BEEF LIVER E HILL'S sliced BOLOGNAyr" X GflffijEfJ, CABBAGE Head J , . V ' t . . " E V ORANGES 8 III nimm- Uli.llllim j GOnTON'S Batter dip Fish Fillets $1.19 Michael is the son of Mrs. Bettye Millard. Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Millard reside in Portland where Michael is a pharmacist at the Dwyer Memorial, Milwaukie. Vicki is employed by the U.S. National Bank. Main Branch. Portland. HfiTS Seed Potatoes Onion Set Herbs Fertilizers, plant soil mix garden tools jC s Hffl P 490 it L-(V- t. $1.00 IfTizrrrrrrirrrk l rl:JI Mil Mr 11 n m m m M m m m m mM I ASPARAGUS x" ry Golden Age Club. Elks Lodge. : Potluck dinner ...... ' Mon noon Chamber of Commerce. Elks Lodge Heppner Lions Club. .... fci&3rd Tues.. Wagon Wheel m- Boardman Lions Club. . 1st & 3rd Thurs., Grange Hall Senior Citizens Dinner. 4 30nm Elks Lodge Tues Wed ' Boy Scouts. Elks v San Souci Rebekah Lodge. Frjdayf Heppner ' Social Sec. Rep.. Neighborhood NewcTmm'ciub. Wagon Wheel" . Mon. noon I,ga.Aid.BankofE0Boardd4 4thTueg ( CirCouncilVci.y'Hair.'.... W Mon., 8 p.m. lone Lions Club, M ri 7 n m Beechers Cafe Tues , Mar 23. 7 p.m. County Fair Board. Fair Dorm Bldg 2nd Mon- 7 30 m- Library Board, Columbia Basin Conference Rm h Thur- m' Grand Opening, THOMAS J. Ht'GIIKS FAMILY REUNION Mrs. Olive Hughes accom- with his wife and son and nanied her son Tom to his daughter. The little girl i was homein Newbera for a family born in Japan. He will be eun on K Mml? 20" stationed at Omaha NB when t the home of Mrs. V. Gainer, his lea ve is up Davk hrre Present besides Tom and his with his wife and daughte r Is wife JoAnn. were their son presently sta ioned at M.not 1 m. with his wife and daugh- AFB. ND Also present w. ter Tom is a student at Pamela Hughes Stroda. her Southern Oregon College, husband James, their two sons Snd Twin sons. Michael and infant daughter. Monroe, and David, both Air Force OR., and the two grand- Staff Sergeants, are home on mothers. Mrs. Hughes and a 30 duv leave. Mike, who has Mrs. Gainer, been stationed at Misawa Tom s wife JoAnn. .s offe AFB Japan, for over two manager for Evergreen Heli- years arrived home March 9 copters near Newberg. Complete Gardening Supplies NOW IN STOCK: Delphinium BasketofGold Green feed Store Lexlngton-Heppner Hwy. 67G-9422' 1 2?i5. DUNCAN HINES brownie mix 09C Charmln Bathroom TIDE king size $2.03 Free samples of beef sausage and ranch bread will be provided by the Morrow and Gilliam County CowBelles and the Wheathearts, Friday, 2-6p.m. Prices effective Mar. 26-27 Phones: (Groc.) 676 Pansies Strawberry plants NABISCO Premium 590 Crackers I CRISCOoll 48-$149 J RLEENLZ 280 count 630 j 3 BETTY CROCKER'S 1 tuna helper 590 3 4 69C i tissue r.lARKET 9614, (Meat) 676-9283 j rami X Ipn.i M(tBn HMIIIIUIIIIIIHtllUIIIIIHHW liiiniiiliiiiinui X IIIIIUIIIIU"""
