Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR
About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1978)
-j 10 w -w m-a ar- ir jg y -jf- r- wfetMv-gt i:-k..er0.- -f -p -pt 00- -p pr- p r ft- pr 'f i pP ft The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 11, 1978 THIRTEEN in. LaMaze class slated A mini-class for expectant parents, taught by Vicki Tollefson of Heppner, will be offered during the summer for parents who want to learn the LaMaze method of childbirth. Four and five week sessions held in July and August will deal with breathing tech niques and exercises used to prepare for childbirth. Persons interested in enrol ling in this course should contact Mrs. Tollefson at 676-9224 or Nancy Brownfield at 676-5039. Details of the class will be available next month. Bookworms review Irving Wallace book, "The Two" At the April 15 meeting of the Bookworm Club, Helen Currin reviewed the 1978 biography "The Two" by Irving Wallace and his daugh ter Amy Wallace. This Simon and Shuster publication was a recent Book Club selection. The account of the lives (life) of the original Siamese Twins who were inseparably tied together at their chests by a thick, fleshy ligament re sembling an arm, five to six inches long and eight inches in circumference, is unique. They were born May 11, 1811, on a bamboo mat in a small houseboat afloat in the river village of Meklong, sixty miles west of Bangkok, the capital of Siam (Thailand). They became world celebri ties, American citizens, mar ried two native-born Southern sisters, and between them fathered twenty-one children, while acquiring respectable . i X. .w" ' N. v, i- Country Casual Collect inn STONEWARE himble bee cemgc LIGHT TUR1A- WEST T M LY '0 JUDGE sSpfSTERNl LJ CASUaPlBELL'S TORIiATO SOUP S9 SWAWSOW DINNERS CHOPPED SIRLOIN, SALISBURY STEAK, TURKEY, FRIED CHICKEN. CRISPY FRIED CHICKEN OR BARBECUE FRIED CHICKEN . . . YOUR CHOICE Tomato tomato I O ) ? ioy4-oz. 111! U"" fflrannw - J FOR Li TO 1V2-OZ ThisWeek's Feature Cereal Bowl REG.y(oXo Get This Complete Set Q HQ 9" Vegetable Dish VSAVE $1.00 No purchase Necessary No Limit WALLA WALLA VEGETABLES vzZXS-ZZSXXz.... 15-oz. Size WESTERN FAMILY TOMATO SAUCE WESTERN FAMILY LOPJG SPAGHETTI.. RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCE Plain. With Meat or With Mushrooms. 32-oz. Size JIF PEANUT BUTTER Creamy or Crunchy , 18-oz. Size. BROWN & HALEY ALMOND ROCA FOLGER'S FLAKED COFFEE 26-oz. Size $5.15,. FOLGER'S COFFEE 3-lb. Regular, Drip or Electric Perk. 9-oz. Tin . 39-oz. Size FRITO LAY D0RIT0S CHlPS c n R DOWPJY FABRIC SOFTENER 399c ,.41 59 M.19 99 1.89 7.19 8.G9 59 Z69 DUTCH CRUNCH OR SESAME FRENCH, 15-OZ. LOAF SHUR-FRESH BREADS OHO forC) BROVUi & SERVE ROLLS SHUR-FRESH DORIUTS SHUR-FRESH WHEAT OR BUT PKG. OF PLAIN, POWDERED, CRUNCH OR HALF & HALF PKG. OF 8 nnmi it oniuni EARLY FROM MINUTE MAID 12-OZ. SIZE EGGO WAFFLES BLUEBERRY OR STRAWBERRY 11-OZ. PKG. mm FISH ECABOBS VAN DE KAMP'S, V"II 18-OZ. 1 1 PKG. U COr.iBirJATIOiJ PIZZA ig)l9 TOTINO CLASSIC 22 -02. SIZE iillillV.V H RED RIPE mm T FROM CALIFORNIA SWEET AND FLAVORFUL tVCHTUIMCO FAVORITE 12-OZ. DRY PINT O 1 1 CORN ON THE COB ' CHERRY TOMATOES 6 12-OZ. Vp J PINT JLA EA. RADISHES OR green o,'!o:;s Bunch LONG GREEN CUCUMBERS GREEN LEAF Aflfi LETTUCE. EXTRA LARGE PINK Mfftf GRAPEFRUIT H'l TROPICANA 4 An 0RAr.GE JUICE Half Gal " Sfe ORCHID ,i CORSAGES DONT FORGET MOM ON HER DAY 0 H jp TliniFTl'JAl status as landowners, farm ers, slaveowners and pillars of their local community. Chang and Eng could swim, perform gymnastic feats and lead "normal" lives. Together they built their own homes, opened a store, became wealthy gentlemen farmers, skilled horsebreakers and, when necessary, defended themselves with their fists. As the men grew older, each dreamed of a separate life, despite the obvious risks that an operation would entail, and each feared that the death of one would cause his death, too. Their natures were not altogether harmonious, for each was a highly individual person Eng, quiet, contem plative and even-tempered; Chang, hot tempered, quarrel some and, as he grew older, inclined to bouts of heavy drinking. After their double marriage they held to a rigid schedule of spending three days at each of their homes until exactly the death both feared took place within one hour when they were 63 years old. The Wallaces have presen ted a remarkable biography of the extraordinary brothers who adjusted to fame, fought against begin exploited by showmen and promoters, and met many of the famous people of their time in their travels about this country and Europe. 0 Kinzua news Barbara Pike The Kinzua Community Party will be held in Kinzua at Jeffmore Hall on Saturday, May 13. Dinner will be served starting at 6 p.m. Dancing to music played by Verlin Con ner, Don Slinkard, Ray Cody, Robert Cody and Jim Bowler will follow the dinner. The party is being spon sored by Local 2916 LSW, Kinzua Corporation, Eastern Oregon Logging Company and Donald E. Hardwick Logging, Inc. Seven members of the TOPS Kinzua Chapter went to Bend Thursday afternoon to attend the Oregon TOPS Clubs State Recognition Days starting Friday morning at the Inn of the Seventh Mountain. Those attending from the local chapter were Club Leader Marian Tripp, Marg Ball, Helen Graham, Sandra Wil liamson, Lavina Conner, Betty Murdock and Barbara Pike. Two former members of the Kinzua Club, Jackie Nick elsen, Pendleton, and Cindi Weaser, Bend, joined the Kinzua group for the Saturday afternoon and evening sessions. : RUBBER STAMPS Senior Menu Tuesday, May 16 Meatloaf with tomato sauce E scalloped potatoes buttered carrots & peas . Molded vegetable salad Muffins Deep-dish apple pie & cheese sticks Wednesday, May 17 Macaroni and cheese Green beans Carrot, apple, pineapple salad Cornbread, fruit, & cookies
