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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1977)
The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, December 8, 1977 FIVE O Mrs. Laura Holtz enter tained with a birthday party in honor of Mary Wright, Ruggs, on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 30. Other guests present were Loreen Montgomery, Ruggs, Muriel Palmer, Lexington; Maryann Palmer, Geneva Palmer, Norma Rea, Helen Pettyjohn, Lou Mcintosh, Vera Rietmann, Carmen French, and Beulah Sherer, lone. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mat thews returned . home on Friday after spending a week in Salem visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pat Thornton, and seeing their new grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lndstrom returned home last week from and trip to California where they visited with their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wiper, of Kelsey ville, and with Mr. Lind strom's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mortensen at Palm Springs, Cal. Saturday and Sunday were busy days for most Ionians. Saturday, a large number attended the Artifactory in Heppner, either working or just looking around and buy ing articles they wanted. On Sunday a number of people spent the day at Columbia Center shopping, however the majority attended the Cardi nal Club's Carnival held at the American Legion Hall Sunday afternoon. Those attending reported a good time was had by all, and Mr. Perry Morter was the winner of the door prize, a turkey donated by Bristow's Market. On Sunday morning follow ing services at the United Church of Christ, the coffee hour was held in honor of Mrs. Bill Graham, the occasion being her birthday. The group sang "Happy Birthday", and the large decorated cake, punch and coffee were served by Jean Jepten, Bev Wilson and Betty Rietmann. Vtet Christmas Gifts! Time at a constantly, . . ... (ills BULOm LCD. QUARTZ Choose a Bulova LCD quartz digital, the watch that keeps the time in constant display. Sharp and clear. Our selection is wide and varied. Exciting, too. Come in and see how convenient computerized time can be. f ... .... MM I lone news Eva Hamlett Skye Krebs has returned home from Montana where he has been working on the family ranch this fall. Installation of all Grange members in the county will be held Sunday, Dec. 11 at 3 p.m. at the Willow's Grange Hall. Following the installation a pot luck supper of sandwiches, salads and dessert will be served. Officers of Willow's Grange to be installed for the coming O Holly PNG club and their guests motored to Hermiston Wednesday where they en joyed a luncheon and spent the afternoon shopping. Each per son present received a small corsage and the Secret sisters were revealed with the draw ing for new ones for the coming year. Those present were Dorothy Burcham, Leila Palmer, Irene Padberg, Freda Majeske, Vir ginia Peck, Jo Irvin, Florence McMillan, Delpha Jones, Lee Miller, Valda Smith, Catie Padberg and Eula Bloods worth. The next meeting will be at the home of Leila Palmer. Three Links Club met at the home of Delpha Jones Thurs day to finish the articles for the Artifactory. Plans were further discussed for the Christmas party and pot-luck dinner. Refreshments were served. Present were Leila Palmer, Dorothy Burcham, Lee Miller, Florence McMillan, Eula Bloods worth, Maureen Davis and Alma Vinson. The door glance... 5? DIGITALS A. Shield-stuped case In goldtone with golden Drown dial. Brown strap. $89.93 B. Hours, minutes, seconds and day In constant view. Six functions. All stainless steel. $140.00 C. Smartly styled In stainless steel with grey dial $110.00. Or in goldtone with taupe dial. $120.00 422-7557 year are: Master, Ed Martin; Overseer, Loy Keene; Stew ard, Bryce Keene; Secretary, Dot Halversen; Treasurer, Maryann Palmer; Assistant Stewart, Perry Morter; Lady Assistant Steward, Cathy Morter; Lecturer, Wilma Martin; Chaplain, Carmen French; Gatekeeper, Lewis Halvorsen; Ceres, Geneva Palmer; Pomona, Louise Keene; and Flora, Marylin Childers. Members of the Lexington news Delpha Jones 989-8189 prize was won by Dorothy Burcham. Lodge met later in the evening with the NG Carolyn Howard presiding. Visiting for the evening was the District Deputy President Mary Mc Murtry from Heppner, who Senior youth give Advent drama Three modern plays snjted to the Advent Season were presented by the Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship at the family potluck and program last Sunday evening. Vicki Tollefson and Lela Breidenbach were directors for the productions which were selected from the book "Signs of His Coming" by W.A. Poovey. The first play, "The Baby", featured Barbara Devine and Ron Young as Edith and Bob Rogers and Tim Hedman as Jim Rogers their older teen age son. It was set in the Roger's living room a week before Christmas. The next production, "The Book", took place in a simple Palestinian home about 50 A.D. Its cast included Linda Bier as Mary, the elderly mother of Jesus; Deann Connor as Deborah; Janice Sherman as Rachel and Steve j instant iMirsetter YOU'LL NEVER Styles dry hair I (iND NESS by CLAIROL CONDITION REGULAR SETS NOW-SET YOUR HAIR 3 WAYSI Contains 20 exclusive, assorted KINDNESS rollers to prevent tangling and provide more beautiful, longer-lasting curls. Places more moisture on the hair for a longer lasting and silkier set. Built-in storage compartment for cord and clips. Convenient ON-OFF switch and READY light. Includes 6 oz. of Custom Care Conditioner for 12 treatments. Latest hairstyling guide and instruction guide. Executive Committee are Barbara Keene, Berl Akers and Lee Palmer. CWA of the Willow's Grange will hold their Christmas party Dec. 17 at 2 p.m. in the Grange Hall. A turkey dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Members are to bring salads or desserts. After dinner there will be a Christmas program followed by a visit from Santa Claus. Grange meeting will start at 8 p.m. qualified and the new officers. Refreshment" were served by Hilda Yoco Virginia Peck. Mrs. Homer Hughes has returned home after major surgery at a Walla Walla hospital. Tollefson as a replacement for John Bier in the part of Luke the author of the second gospel. The evening's final play, "The Wreath", concerned the Fredericks family as they were seated in their dining room just after finishing a devotional reading from their home Advent Service. The players were Bruce Young as Henry Fredericks and Dee Hedman as his wife Blanche; Debbie Klaus played their teenage daughter Kathie and Coleman Devine was their 12-year-old son Phil. The potluck dinner in the. church basement preceding the plays was attended by a sizable group which moved upstairs afterward to decorate the sanctuary Christmas tree and to sing carols. 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"What we don't Reception set for Laura Holtz' 75th A reception for Laura Holtz in honor of her 75th birthday will be held at her home in lone on Sunday, Dec. 11 from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. with all friends cordially invited. The families of Elmer and Harold Holtz of lone are hosting the occasion and ask that guests bring no gifts. Refreshments of cake, coffee and punch are planned. Mrs. Holtz was born on Dec. 24, 1902 in North Dakota. Sunday Singspiration The Community Singspira tion for December will be hosted by the Seventh-day Adventist Church Sunday eve ning, Dec. 11. Beginning at the usual 7:30 p.m. hour, it will feature much-loved Christmas carols, musical talent from local churches, and audience selection and participation of songs, all woven around readings about the birth and life of Christ. Regular $25.99 OUR $22.99 Model K-400 Regular $39.99 OUR PRICE $36.95 have right now is enough children to make it worthwhile to continue operating the Center." The Center was forced to close on Oct. 1 after losing the Seventh Day Adventist gym which had been its home since opening three years ago. It reopened on Nov. 8 in the 4-H Annex building at the fair grounds after a six-month agreement was reached with the Fair Board. Many mothers who former ly used the Center on a regular basis, continued with child care arrangements made dur Those who usually attend the Singspirations are warmly invited, and a special invita tion is given to anyone who is already tired from the "Christmas Rush". Take a break! Enjoy an evening devoted entirely to the Person Christmas is supposed to be all about. Plus friendly fellow ship with other Christians from the entire Community in the social hour following. usekeeping) ygzdy SIGN UP I Srw TO BE 1 runt , iA..- ' 4 jr CL1 ing its month plus closure. 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