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Moonlite Sale Thurs., 7-1 p.m
April Fools Day
lone Lions Club, m
Beechers Cafe Tues.. April 1327, 7 p.m.
Spring Cotillion, lone ...,, m
American Legion Sat., April 8, 8:30 p.m.
Boy Scouts, Elks Wed., 7:30 p.m.
Golden Age Club. Elks Lodge,
Potluck dinner 1st Tues of mo., 6:30
Chamber of Commerce, Elks Lodge Mon. noon
Heppner Lions Club,
1st & 3rd Tues., Wagon Wheel a.m.
Boardman Lions Club,
1st & 3rd Thurs., Grange Hall P
Senior Citizens Dinner,
Elks Lodge, Tues 4 Wed - : p.m.
Boy Scouts. Elks Wed. Pm-
San Souci Rebekah Lodge,
Heppner & 3rd Fridays
Social Sec. Rep., Neighborhood
Center 2nd Fri. of mo. 10-noon
Newcomers dub. Wagon Wheel 1st Mon. noon
Legal Aid, Bank of EO Board
Rm 2nd & 4th Tues., 1:30-5 p.m.
City Council. City Hall 1st Mon., 8 p.m.
County Fair Board.
Fair Dorm Bldg. 2nd Mon., 7:30 p.m.
Library Board, Columbia
Basin Conference Rm 4th Thurs, 8 p.m.
Grand Opening.
ADD TO CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Band Festival. ...
HHS Gvm Sat.. April 3. 7 p.m.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Bloodmobile. Elks Club April 6. 2:304 p.m.
BANANA PUDDING CAKE
2 small bananas
1 pkg. yellow cake mix
1 pkg. i smalli instant vanilla or banana pudding
4 eggs
1 cup water
' 4 cup oil
a cup chopped nuts
Directions:
Mix in lg. bowl, bananas, eggs, water, cake nix, pudding
and nuts. Blend well together and put in well greased floured
10-in. tube or bundt pan for 60 minutes at 350 degrees. Cool for
15 minutes. Remove from pan and finish cooling on rack.
Sprinkle with powdered sugar. Serve with whipped topping.
Mrs. Ruth Bergstrom
Tonight Thursday i will be
one of the times we all should
make an effort to take
advantage of the Moonlite
Sale being held. There are also
one-day sales on special
items. A bake sale will be
taking place at Turner. Van
Marter 4; Bryant office during
he Moonlite Sale hours. All of
this on April Fools Day and at
this writing. I can't even think
one good April Fools joke to
pull. However, this edition will
take place on any joke.
Colleen Williams. Beaver
ton, was visiting friends over
the weekend. She has recently
purchased a condominium at
Tannisbrook.
Visiting Sadie Parrish over
the weekend were Jack Par
rish and son Scott. Wilsonville.
The TUPS No. 484 met at
.Mrs. Cornell Green for initia
tion and a very low calorie
luncheon. Those attending
wrre Irene Padberg. Elsie
Fov. Barbara Paullus. Erda
Pieper. Mary Doherty. Violia
Springer. Charier Papineau
with Florence Green the
hostess.
At the Gene Orwicks. Lex
ington, weekend guests were
KuM and Francis Orw ick and
Kathlene and Warren Disque.
Gmdn.
Mike and Juamia Ignawiki.
The Dalles, were weekend
i.niors at the Archie Munkers
home.
Visiting his mother and
spending an overnight camp
nut on Sunimerfield Hidge and
Liking pictures of the eastern
Oregon w ildlife w as Rich Zita.
Beaverton.
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During the workshop ser
ies! the I'nited Methodist
Church Sunday the Rev.
Kdwin Culling performed the
Mcrament of baptism for his
tenth grandchild. Byron Rob
ert Cutting, son of Robert and
Mary fulling. Estacada.
where Robert leaches high
school
The baby's paternal grand
mother. Doris Cutting, joined
the family al the chancel rail
and the congregation joined In
a special baptismal hymn.
To the acompaniment of
organmt Pauline Miller. Ihey
sang. ' He's Got The Whole
World in His Hands."
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GAZETTE - TIMES, Heppner, OR,
POSTM. STATION
IS KKMK ATKD
Beginning April 1. the Lex
ington postal station has been
relocated. It has been return
ed to Del s Market which was
its home for many years.
The station equipment was
moved from the Ed Struthers
home to Del s Market last
weekend. Marie Struthers will
continue acting as postal clerk
until March 31. Del Piper sub
mitted a bid that was accepted
for the station and has taken
the responsibility that he dis
charged for many years.
I.HII TIIF.T
Kita Harris, a member of
Alpha Theta Chapter Hepp
ner. was elected Vice Presi
dent to the Eastern Oregon
Council of Epsi'on Sigma
Alpha International. The din
ner meeting was hosted by
Alpha Beta Sorority of Her
miston on March 28. 1976.
Other officers are: Presi
dent Markgraf. Pilot Rock:
Corresponding secretary.
Doris McMahon. Pilol Rock;
Recording secretary. Shirley
Mcintosh. Condon: Treasurer.
Rhee Lathrop. Enterprise.
A shower of supply Items for
Camp Meadowood. a speech
therapy camp near Tollgate.
was held. The meeting con
cluded with a program on
breast cancer, presented by
Doctors Knowles and Phillips
of Pendleton,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Parent and
daughters. Portland, arrived
March 20 for a weekend visit
at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Anderson.
Heppner. The girls. Lisa.
Shelly and Alison, stayed with
t heir grandparent a over
spring vacate, Mrs Parent
returned last weekend to take
the girls home.
Also visiting the Andersons
were daughter Adelia Martin
and her daughter. Suianne,
Portland, who arrived March
23 for the balance of spring
vacation.
Party s
K I far In lt
Thursday. April 1, 1976
( SPRAY NEWS
The following excerpt is
from a Roseburg paper. The
deceased, his father, Tom
Stewart, and other family
members are well known in
this section of Oregon.
James Warren Stewart, age
62. of Roseburg, died Feb. 16
in a local Roseburg hospital.
He was born Feb. 10, 1914 in
Kirkwood, IL and was mar
ried June 8, 1961 in Roseburg
to Louise Short. He had
resided in this community for
28 years. He was a member of
the V.F.W.
MI SEI M TO RECEIVE
tl.tt2S.43
The distribution of $27,500 to
18 Oregon counties to cover
eligible costs of maintenance
and operation of local mu
seums during fiscal year 1975
was announced by Fred B.
Klaboe. State Highway Divi
sion administrator, recently.
The apportionment is auth
orized by statue and goes to
the various counties as reim
bursement for amounts spent
in the support of local mu
seums. The amounts ranged
from $229.53 to $2,352.76.
The Morrow County Mu
seum. Heppner received
$1,029.43.
SORRV!
In last week's news story
concerning the Heppner High
School winter sports awards,
the names of Clay West and
Tim Skow were inadvertently
omitted from the varsity
basketball presentations. My
apologies to these two ath
letes. TKf HFR INC ENTIVE
PKtKiKAM
Rachael Dick and Pauline
Miller, teachers at Heppner
Elementary School received
funding for the Teacher In
centive Program. TIP is
Title IV. Part C project funded
through the Oregon State
Department of Education,
awarded to implement inno
tative education program to
improve the quality of instru
ction in the classroom by
adopting a creative new
program.
Kim Culsforth attending
college in LaGrande was
visiting relatives over the
weekend. They were Madge
and Alia Culsforth.
Laurel Van Marter is the
only woman I know who gave
up cigarettes, went on a diet
and no cocktails, all the same
day. It has been some months
now and LaVerne still has a
smile on his face, so her
disposition hasn't changed.
There must be some award for
Laurel, but at this writing, all
I can think of is that's will
power, a lot of us don 'I have.
John Kilkenny was home for
spring vacation from Univer
sity of Oregon. Eugene, visit
ing his parents and friends.
In the national news last
week was a death announce
ment of Robert E. Braley.
Cincinnati. He was the Ameri
can who fired the first shot in
World War I. Why Is it
mentioned In this column?
It has been rumored . . .
Heppner will have its very
own 4th of July celebration
this year.
Saturday evening band
festival concert will be held al
the Heppner High School gym.
Over IS schools are attending
from a five-county area, with
three hundred musicians par
ticipating. There t ligh
admission charge.
Lavonne Bloods orth. Cor
vallis. was visiting her daugh
ter Denice and Jamie Sands
during the past week.
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Surviving are: his wife,
Louise, three sons, Gary and
Kenneth Stewart and Robert
Berg, all of Roseburg; dau
ghter, Mrs. David Bartley, his
father, Thomas J. Stewart,
also of Roseburg. Three bro
thers, Glenn, Bend; Harold,
Washington, and Ralph, Rose
burg. Two sisters, Mrs. Paul
Jackson, Crescent City, CA;
Mrs. Phillip Empkln, Mar
guon. IL; two grandchildren
and several nieces and neph
ews. Services were held Feb. 20
at Long and Shukle Memorial
Chapel with Father Alfred
Tyson officiating. Private in
terment followed at Roseburg
Memorial Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Troxell
entertained at their home
Saturday with a party in
observance of their grand
daughter's birthday. Marcie,
six, came with her family, the
Larry Brisbois and Larry II
from Boardman for the oc
casion. Present to extend
Honor Roll
The following students are
on the Honor Roll and the
Dean's List for the winter
term of 1976. at Blue Mountain
Community College. The Hon
or Roll includes all full time
students with a grade point
average of 3.5 or above. The
Dean's list includes all full
time students with a grand
point average of 3.00 to 3.50.
Named to the Honor Roll
are: Douglas M. Barak. Lex
ington, Shannon Kelly. Hepp
ner; Charma Marquardt,
Lexington; Ira Owen. Lexing
ton: Harry D. Steers. Hepp
ner. Named to the Dean's List
are Jerry Donovan, Board
man: Robert L Grant. Hepp
ner: John Huddleston. Hepp
ner; Gary Hunt. Lexington;
Debra Huwe. Irrigon; John E.
Myers. Heppner: Sandra Pal
mer. Heppner; Pete Richards.
Irrigon; John C. Roark. Lex
ington: Pamela Schmeder.
Irrigon.
You're Invited
Robert and Gladys Burnside
will be honored with a
reception on the occasion of
their golden wedding anniver
sary Sunday. April 4, 1-4 p.m.
The reception will be held at
the Good Samaritan Center.
97u w. Juniper. Hermislon.
All friends and relatives
cordially invited to attend.
INVITVrtOV
The families of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Rhea invite their friends
to an open house Sunday. April
II. It will be held from 1-4
pm.. al the Masonic Hall in
Echo, to celebrate the occa
sion of their fortieth wedding
anniversary.
The honor guests request no
gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Depuy.
Lewiston. ID. visited the E E.
Gontys and friends on their
way home from the coast.
Walt had variety store here
and was mill carpenter for
Orviile Smith.
PMtK TUFF HUH
fc.XPKHT PHI NINO
The trees In the Heppner
Main Street park wee expertly
pruned by Edwin Cutting and
his son Robert Cutting who
was visiting from Estacada
Utl week. This was a Heppner
Garden Gub project carried
out by the Cuttings and Bar
bara James. The men cut out
Ins desirable growth and
Barbara worked al cleaning
up their cuttings. Several
Garden Club volunteer were
ill and the worthwhile project
fell to only two members and
visitor.
birthday greetings to Marcie
were Kevin Troxell, with his
parents Donita and Tom. Buell
Gonzales with Suzy and Buell
Sr., Nikki Jo Brisbois with
Ron and Mary Jo; Jason
Alford with his parents, Judy
and Wilbur. Jamie Bowler,
Lori Hosken, Marcies grand
parents, the Lee Brisbois, her
great grandmother, Alice De
iti, the Johnny Ashers and son
Frank, Robert, Mr. and Mrs.
Odell Adams, Ralph Bennett
and June and Don.
Gene Russell has recovered
sufficiently to operate his own
vehicle following hia recent
accident while employed with
Kinzua's train crew and was
visiting Kinxua frienda Mon
day. One arm and hand
remain in a partial cast. Gene
will go to The Dalles this week
for a medical checkup.
Darrell Cecil and his dau
ghter Becky were here from
Pilot Rock over the weekend
visiting his brother, the Frank
Cecils, the Mary Williams
home and other friends and
relatives.
Pauline Cecil is now em
ployed at Hiersche's Nursing
Home, Pendleton and was
unable to accompany her
family here.
The Bobby Fishers and
daughter Kristi have returned
from a week in Portland
where Kristi had knee surgery
following an injury sustained
in playing basketball. The
Fishers were guests at the
Charles Whyte home while
away.
Dick and Linda Cole and son
Richard have been here from
Prineville visiting Richard'a
grandparents, the Lloy Mun
jars and his great grand
parents, Herman and Ella.
The Bud McCartys. with
Steve Hyde and Mark Van
Ness, were attending business
In John Day Wednesday and
on Saturday, the McCartys
were in Condon to return Vera
McCarty here. Vera is now
employed at the Dalzell ranch
at Condon.
Merna Richards prepared a
dinner at her home Sunday
honoring her husband, Billy
and Mrs. Dick Griffith whose
birthdays were March 14 and
15. Billy's and Mary's ages are
the same, incidently.
Present were the Dick
Griffiths, the Don Griffith
family. Gary Griffith. Condon
and his two daughters. Bob
and De lores Buck. Portland
and Billy and Meroa.
The Ray Gates received
word Friday that Ray's sister,
Wilma Moore. Lynwood, WA
is hospitalized following a
heart attack.
Rev. and Mrs. Allen Gor
danair have returned from
four days in Portland where
they attended a district coun
cil meeting Including repre
sentatives from Assembly
churches throughout Oregon.
Mrs. Gordanair attended as a
delegate from Spray's Assem
bly Church.
Ralph Jackson. Hermiston.
was a Wednesday visitor at
the Griffith Ranch. Johnnie
Griffith spent the weekend in
Prineville al the Brian Adams
home. Gib taking over some
ranch duties during his broth
er's absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloy Munjar
went to Fossil Saturday where
Ihey joined other fair board
members for a dinner and
meeting in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Butler
and Clara Jenkins were In
Fossil Sunday where they
attended birthday party for
Bessie Myers who was 90
years old on that day.
When the Lloy Munjar
ret urned Sunday evening after
a day visiting frienda In
Mitchell they were accom
panied by Kimberly Jordan
who will spend spring vaca
tion here. Her sister Jackie
will join her at the Munjar
home Wednesday.
Kimberly, with Tanya and
Katrina Sander. Prineville,
also here visiting grandpar
ents, have formed one of those
nice quick frlandhi( itet
only children can, and the
three small girls are having
an enjoyable vacation.
Mrs. Marvin Britt was In
Kirkland, WA this week to
bring her daughter, Debbie
home for spring vacation from
Northwest College.
Marvin and Louise have
moved a small trailer to
Arlington where Marvin I
employed, coming home on
weekends.
Steve Mediock la also em
ployed In Arlington and has
moved his family there.
Moonlite
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Moonlite Sale
Fantastic Prices
7-9 ONLY
Shirts Long sleeve and short
sleeve, dress or sport
Pants knits, casuals, boot cuts
good assortment, greatly reduced
prices!
Shoes-several styles, slip ons or
lace dress or play $5, $6 and $10
Coats nylon, wool, work or dress
prices slashed 7-9 only
Boys knit shirts 50 per cent
7 ONE CALL
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HEffNER,
APRIL FOOL'S
DAY SALE
April Fools Day Only
Grab Bag
$1.00 ea
Values to $5.00 $10.00 $15.00
30 per cent off One Day Only
ALL Winter Coats
Infants, boys, girls ladles
ChlldrensWear
One rack one-third off
Minn Jeans
Odds and ends rack
Infants, boys, girls
Ladies Queen slacks, jackets,
blouses, one-third to one-half off
Lebush Shoppe
The shoppe that keeps prices where
people will shop at home. 676-5561
THURSDAY - April 1st
STORE WIDE 10 OFF
7-9 Only
m mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
APRIL FOOLS
lDay Only
20 per cent off on
Bras
ALSO
Special Sale Rack
To every 10th cash customer
FREE Pr. panty hose
TO GARDNER'S
MEN'S IflEflR
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MOONLITE SALE
One Third Off
Ladies Separates
Famous name brands
Slacks, Blouses and Jackets
STORE OPEN M P.M.
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676-92 ID
Ph. 67I M26
Ask about our
Lay Away Plan
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Table of Sweaters
Odds and Ends
One-half off
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