TWELVE The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday DecemluT 21. lit'ti
IFYE youth to report here on adventures in Hungary
Debbie Hoeft, International
Four-H Youth Exchangee,
who just returned from a
six-month stay in Hungary,
will be reporting on her
experiences there when she
visits Morrow County on
January 14-17. Any group
wishing Debbie to shre her
experiences with j sli.lt
presentation may schedule
her time by calling Birdine ill
676-9642.
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICA
TION FORMS AVAILABLE
Three scholarship applica
tion forms of interest to high
school seniors who have been
involved in 4-H or FFA during
their high school years, are
now available at the Exten
sion Office in Heppner. They
are the Alpha Gamma Rho
scholarship which is available
to incoming freshman at
Oregon State University
majoring in some field of
agriculture; the Union Pacific
Railroad Scholarship (differ
ent forms for 4-H and FFA,
and 4-H application must be
returned to Morrow Extension
Office). The third application
is the Harold A. Cohn Scholar
ship, which is in the amount of
$1,000. Those applying for the
Cohn scholarship must be
students or potential students
in the Department of Animal
Science at O.S.U. More infor-
We hope your Christmas
is one of good times,
good friends, and
lasting happiness.
Formers Insurance
Jim Hayes
Heppner 676-5818
M.iy he joy of this holy
M-.ivin warm every heart;
May the days ahead reflect
the peace of this greatest
of all holidays.
Beecher's
lone 422-7496
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W again ! We wish you the Ifj
I very Dest, tne greatest Jftn
Christmas ever. IJj
Bucknum's Tavern
Chuck & Kay
Heppner 676-5235
mation is available at the 4 II SKATING PARTY
Extension Office, Heppner, Families joined I he fun on'
Extension Events,...
ByBirdinc Tullis
phone 676-9642, concerning all
three scholarships, or from
i..h ' ' "ounselors.
w heels last Sunday for the 4-H
Skating Party in Hermiston.
and followed it up wilh more
fun at the pizza parlor. While
the weather looked doubtful
for traveling earlier in the
day. al tendance was good at
the skating party. More than
rid at tended, and all reported a
good time. Plans call for a
repeat of the event later in f hp
vear.
THANKS TO MODELS FOR.
FARM CITY BANQUET
We'd like to voice a very
special thanks to all those who
modeled in the style show at
the recent Farm-City Ban
quet, and to those who
provided "antique" cloth'ing
for the show s our
ioc.'i ,('! v i . "i1 vided
the new fashions. New gar
ments modeled were from
Cole's House of Fashion,
Lebush, Gardner's Men's
Wear, and Kroll's Department
Store. Models for the event
were: Kathy Query, Mary
Martin. Donna Peterson,
Sharon Seeger, Deb Palmer,
Carol vn Cole. Darcie Rhea,
Diane Dollarhide, Vi Wilgers,
Mark Tullis, Tom McElligott,
Don Cole, John Nordheim,
Karen Thompson, Angie,
Marie and Francine Evans,
Debbie Paustain, Judy Wright
and Kimberly Kroll.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO
ALL...
With Christmas just a
minute away, we at the
Extension Office would like to
express our wishes that your
"Morrow County" Christmas
be the very best ever. ..and
that your New Year be filled to
overflowing with blessings!
Have a wonderful holiday
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, CHRISTMAS
DAY!
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WISHES...
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BONELESS
E-3AIV2S
MORRELL YORKSHIRE OR
WESTERN FAMILY, 5-7 LB.
AVERAGE, WATER ADDED
o
I D Whole Sliced
$2.09 Lb.
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rMwnm
my zy
WE FEATURE AN OUTSTANDING
SELECTION OF YOUR FAVORITE
HOLIDAY MEATS. WHETHER YOU'RE
CENTERING -YOUR FEAST AROUND A
TRADITIONAL TURKEY OR HAM, OR
FLAVORFUL DUCKS, GEESE, GAME
HENS OR ROAST, THRIFTWAY CAN
PROVIDE YOU WITH ALL THE FIX
INGS FOR A DELICIOUS DINNER.
BEEF SIRLOIN
TIP ROAST
BONELESS, USDA CHOICE BEEF,
EXCELLENT AS AN ENTREE OR
FOR HEARTY SANDWICHES
c3
LB.
$1.39
ARMOUR'S HALF HAMSf-Ckvg1'. ........ ,. $2.39 SLICED BOLOGNA Oscar Mayer, 12-oz. Pkg ea.
CUREMASTER QUARTER HAMSg2lb . 3.39 LUNCHMEATS?aTewMpTkr: Pkg ... M.79
CURE 81 HALF HAMSnorme. .b 2.99 OSCAR MAYER SMOKIES Pkg ...M.79
MORRELL GERMAN WIENERS .b $1.59 ARMOUR'S HOT DOGSK Pk, ea 1.39
PRICES EFFECTIVE
DECEMBER 20 THRU
DECEMBER 26, 1978
WE RESERVE THE RIGHTTO LIMIT QUANTITIES
we welcome
FOOD STAMP
SHOPPERS
LOBSTER
TAILS
F0
$7 7(0)
lb. U a U mi
SHRIMP MEAT Small Oreqon
OYSTERS Medium Sizem 10 cv jar
LUTEFISK 2? lb pkg
$
3.59
$1.39
M.19
BONELESS
TURKEYS
ARMOUR,
USDA
GRADE A,
3-7 LB. AVG.
$Clf)
L LB.
lb
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IMAblbL-U Ml. pa A
SNACK CRACKERS Assorted Varieties . . .
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59
$4.39
NONE SUCH f -jf
RUM t BRANDY MINCEMEAT 28 oz 1 .79
PAMPERS
OVERNIGHT DIAPERS 12 count 1.53
CHIFFON r""!
ASSORTED DINNER NAPKINS so count 0V
HOLIDAY FAVORITE
HOLIDAY FAVORITE D . w D
HAWAIIAN PUNCH K'si?S2,.s.
DOLE
PINEAPPLE IN SYRUP or Crushed, 20-oz.
FOLGER'S
FLAKED COFFEE 26-oz. Size
DARIGCLD
GOUR.V.ET
-
QUARTERS,
KUUIMU
UTTER ICEC
DARIG0LD EGG NOG
Half Gal....
ASSORTED (QUO
l-LAVUHS,
QUART
1.29 CREAM CHEESEKKS':
REARfltf
67
WHIPPING CREAM 0'd 79 KRAFT CHEESE SPREADS iSStt. 59
rfe CHRISTMAS NON-FOOD VALUES
3-HOUR DURAFLAME LOGs
ingle Log .
1.19
7ff
nf? m?tt Atits
( WW (TV WHY
PARTY COCKTAIL
WAPKINS 3
POLAROID
SX-70 $
FILM
KODAK KODACOLOR II
COLOR FILIVI
KODAK KODACOLOR II 126-20
OR 110-20 FOR COLOR PRINTS
YOUR
CHOICE
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Hermiston
305 S.W. 11th.
MEADS THRIFTWAY
Umatilla
711 H. Street
COPYRIGHT IC1 1978 ASSOCIATED GROCERS INC., SEATTLE