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The Cazette-Timeg. Heppner, Ore., Thursday. March 3. 1977 SEVEN S3 :... rge Pitted i S oz. can ard IITS, ARD icy Flake lUIT )9 jjurvara rin.e Wheeler County Archers will hold their awards banquet and fun shoot Mar. 19, starting at 6 p.m. at the clubhouse in Kinzua. The public is welcome to come and bring a potluck dish. The Indoor East District Flint Shoot was held at Bend, Feb. 27. Winners of this meet will compete in the State 5 -a RED TAG ITEMS oz. tube ea. 32 oz. size u oz. FRENCH FRIES Linden Farms- lb. box Irozen ORANGE JUICE Tropicana-64 oz. bottle BATHROOM TISSUE New Charmln, 4 roll pack, 500 ct HUNTS TOMATO CATSUP 320z CHOCOLATE COVERED PEANUTS Curtiss-12 0z. pkg r fir Oregon Bow Hunters Indoor Flint Shoot to be held in Portland on Mar. 27. The District meet was hosted by the Bend Bow Hunters. The State meet will be hosted by the Quiver Rattlers. Winners of the Handicap team event were the Wheeler County Archers Team of Raymond Reid, Virginia Sit ton, Mickev Sharp and Bob f HERMISTDN WAREHOUSE FDDD5 TM1 ARE SPECIALS REFLECTED TO YOU FROM OUR SUPPLIERS 39p n mm y 7 111 i u if o j 33' rVY BLUE BONNET Margarine SPREAD 2 lb. size tub KRUSTEAZ PANCAKE MIX $ a1 3lb.8oz. ' size Zimmerman. The Wheeler County Archers Youth Bare Bow Boys Amateur Team of Pat Bell and Rob Conlee will also go to State. Bob Zimmerman will shoot in the Bare Bow, individual men, and Rob Conlee in the individual youth group. Betty Murdock will be shooting in the Bow Hunters Women Individual. GIRL SCOUTS CELEBRATE The Junior Girl Scout Troop 627, Kinzua, entertained their mothers at a tasting tea in observance of Girl Scout Thinking Day, Feb. 22. The girls prepared snacks from foreign countries and display ed foreign items brought from their homes. o o o IT BLUE BELL POTATO CHIPS 3 bag box MRS. BUTTERWORTHS SYRUP $il 36 oz. bottle y Observation of this Girl Scout holiday completed a list of ten requirements for earn ing a special Thinking Day Patch. The troop now has ten members with the addition of three new members. They are Diana Johnson, Paula Muzzy and Lisa Johnson. Ralph and Joann Wilson are enjoying a long visit with their son E4 MK3 John Wilson and their daughter, Vonna Ander son. John is stationed at Portsmouth, Va., with the Coast Guard. John and Vonna arrived a week ago. Vonna will return home to Oxnard, Calif., Friday. John plans to spend the rest of his month's leave with his parents. m Centennial FLOUR MLS Hunts 3t oz. size PORK & BEANS Cream-A-Roni MACARONI RIBBONS 89 ..99 76 85 .......79 56 Gwen and Ann Sharp spent the weekend at their place in Dayville. Also going to Day ville to help the Sharps were Steve Carnes and Randy Sharp. The four Kinzua people were joined by Helen Williams and seven other friends from Pilot Rock for a weekend "rock" party. The party was a real success and the Sharps will be putting in a lawn, if the water situation permits, thanks to the good efforts of the young people. Carole Norris went to Bend Tuesday for dental care. She was able to return home on Wednesday. Bruce Parret and the Gwen Sharp family are enjoying a visit from Rick Parret, Unity. If ' $2 85 25 lb. bag 39' pkg. FLAVOR-R-PAC FROZEN ORANGE 12 Oz. Size ., i I'll' Steve Ball and a friend, Dennis Lov, met Steve's par ents, Jack and Marge Ball, at the District Basketball Tour nament in The Dalles Friday. The two boys returned to Port Lewis, Wash., Sunday. Quite a few former area residents attended the tour-, nament, along with a good portion of Fossil and Kinzua. Fans were treated to many hours of entertainment this season, thanks to the hard work of the young people and their coaches. Hope to see you in Baker giving your support to the Districts' "B" Cham pion Girls' Team. Hallie Spivey was accom panied by Brenda Johnson, LuAnn Pike and her daughter NATIONAL BRAND ITEMS SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENTS 580 mm rfTX JUICE 0 Jeanette when she went to lone Sunday to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Daryl and Nancy Spivey. Bonnie Campbell, Vi Slink ard and Hallie Spivey went to Cascade Locks Friday after noon to join the many Wheeler basketball fans at the games. They were joined by Naomi Rice for the trip home. Randy Sharp went to Unity Friday to visit friends. He returned home Sunday with two friends, Bruce Parret and Brian Bradford. Bruce will be working for Kinzua Corpora tion and staying with the Sharp family. Paul and Gladys Muzzy went to Portland on Saturday to pick up their grandchildren, 7 INSTITUTIONAL SIZE HELATH FOODS DIATETIC HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS WE NOW CARRY K-TEL RECORDS & TAPES A (A A J fnl lA (nV W n'S A IrA H0ODYS SPANISH PEANUTS $29 3Vi Lb. Can e)) We also have 6Vt oz. cans for 33 Lady Star KNEE HIS - 45' MICRO MESH 63' ALL NUDE 72' SUPER STRETCH 54' QUEEN SIZE- 81' Paula and Kevin Muzzy. The children's parents are Lyle and Elva Muzzy of Thome Bay, Alaska. Kevin and Paula will finish the school year in Fossil while their home is being repaired. The double wide mobile home had the roof torn off one side in a 100 mile per hour wind at Thome Bay. While in Kinzua, the children will divide their time between their other grandparents, Bob and Vera Dyer, and the Muzzys. Jack and Marge Ball were surprised Saturday by their son Steve and two of his friends, One T Patterson and John Hough, all from Port Lewis, Wash. The boys re turned to camp Monday.
