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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1981)
U Jll pr jSl tf r-p " "P'"TH"" p'P iiiii.yrn.-mipiii.iii-.,-riit- O Lexington Delpha Jones , .989 Lexington Grange met on Monday, Oct, 19 for a regular meeting with the Master Delpha Jones in the chair. Plan were discussed for Pamona Grange, held there Sat., Oct. 24, and plans were discussed for the Blue Moun tain Fiddlers concert and Stew Supper to be held there Sat., Nov. 21. from 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. , Blue Mountain Fiddler's ad mission will be $4 for the evening or entertainment only 82. This meeting is open to the public. Following the regular busi ness of the evening an election of officers was held with the following elected : Master, Delpha Jones; Overseer, Lyle Peck; Chaplain, Marie Stea gall; Steward, Earl Papineau; Genealogy workshop set Nov. 4 A special information work shop on genealogy will be held Saturday, Nov. 14, in the Lexington board room from 9 a.m. until S p.m. The work shop is sponsored by Blue Mountain Community College. The one-day program will deal with the steps necessary to set up a family search including: how to begin the search, necessary forms, the file systems used, the corres pondence needed and the cost. Instructor will be Betty Kim ball who currently teaches a genealogy course for BMCC in Pendleton. The cost of the one-credit course is 813. Persons interest ed in registration details should contact Nancy Brown field, BMCC south Morrow County area coordinator, at 676-5039 If there is enough interest shown, as a result of the workshop, a full-scale geneal ogy class will be scheduled in the area at a later date , according to Nancy Brown field. Local woman chosen to varsity team Margaret Kincaid, 1981 Heppner High School grad uate, is one of three freshmen al Eastern Oregon State College on the colleges varsity volleyball team. The Mounties have eight returning lettermen combin ing with the three freshmen to round out the team. Coach Jean Neely said, "The team is much stronger than last year and we hope to better their 14 14 record." Margaret Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Kin caid. Reserve table space now for Artifactory By MARV ANN CEKULLO Area artists and craftsmen are encouraged to reserve table space to take part in the tenth annual AAUW sponsored Artifactory. This year's art fair will be held December 5 at the Morrow County Fair grounds in Heppner. Individuals and groups with handcrafted items or baked goods to sell may make reservations now by calling Bonnie Templeman, 676-5187; Susan Schubothe, 676-5282, or Joan Records at 676 5260. Callers are asked to phone between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. NHS to sponsor haunted house Heppner High School Na tional Honor Society will sponsor haunted house, Halloween night, Oct. 81, 6 - 9 p.m. at the Donna Bergstrom residence, 180 S. Chase St. in Heppner. Everyone Is invited to attend free of jteCStV Cutsforth, Ceres, l.'hariene Papineau, Paomona, Virginia Perk; Flora Rena Marquardt; Executive Committee: Alfred Nelson, O.W. Cutsforth and Joyce Buchanan. It was announced that the installation of Pamona and subordinate officers will be held Dec. 13 at the Lexington Grange hall with the Umatilla Installing team present. Preceeding the meeting the news - 8169 Gatekeeper, Glover PeckAs sistant Steward, Kenneth Smouse, LAS, Frances Smouse, Lecturer, Barbara I J PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 29 THRU NOVEMBER 1, 1981 i r-il APPLES GOLDEN DELICIOUS RED DELICIOUS LBS GREEN CUCUMBERS SALAD FAVORITE . . 4l CELLO CARROTS 49' GREEN ONIONS or RADISHES bu,5$1 CUT CORN WESTERN FAMILY. 20 OZ. FROZEN A FROZEN VEGETABLES WESTERN FAMILY, PEAS & CARROTS OR MIXED VEGS. 20-OZ. MfESTEM FAMILY CtiUFOINIII 01 ORIENTAL ILENO , VEGETABLES U9 WESTERN FAMILY, REC. OR CRINKLE FRENCH FRIES, o, 89c 89c GREEN CIANT, IN CHEESE SAOCE. II OZ irrrrTHDi rc broccoli, cauli; or ILULlnuLLOB brocc.caulivcarrots IANQUET, I VARIETIES COOKIN BAGSoz MRS. SMITH'S. CUSTARD, t INCH PUMPKIN PIE oz 289( $L49 "t RESERVE TKE RIGHT TO wtsTt rm y&t I xinii,ni itan y grangers enjoyed a lovely pot luck dinner under the committee of Marie Steagal! and Venice Hendrickson. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bloods worth and Eula Bloodsworth motored to Portland on Satur day where they saw Barbara Anderson and three children off to Davas City, Philippines where they will Join Mr, Anderson who is already employed there. The Ander sons have made their home during the past several years in Umatilla County, coming from the Philippines where he was employed with a pineapple company. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Peck and Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones were Joseph visitors on Sunday where they attended the reception honoring Una Mak ln, the Rebekah Assembly warden. The rooms were LETTUCE CALIFORNIA ICEBERG FOR PARTY PIZZA TOTINO'S. 5 VARIETIES. FROZEN 11.75-OZ. TO 12.5-OZ. TREE TOP, 64-OZ. NUISCO $1.19 ...99' RITZ CRACKERS, I IB. SHNMAID MINIhTBIE SEEDLESS RAISINS,. 121 2c con. . i BUD COLD PACK429 SCHILUNC CROIIKO ? BLACK PEPPER, o, $1.09 P? CONTAC $2.99 LISTEREX 4 OZ. LOTION K , REGULAR J) OR HERBAL .69 1 The Heppner Gaiette-Timei, cleverly decorated In the western theme with a large teepee as the center of attraction. Members came In very clever western and Indian attire. Following a fun filled afternoon the group enjoyed pie and coffee before departing for home. Mrs. Peck is the ISG of the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon for the year 1981. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hender PORK LOIN QUARTER SLICED. MIXED CHOPS & STEAKS BEEF CHUCK ROAST ARM CUT USDA CHOICE ORANGE JUICE WESTERN FAMILY. 12-OZ.. FROZEN . 100 PURE FLORIDA BOTTLE WEJHII FMILT SUCEB 01 ULIES, TELLOW CLING PEACHESo, 69 GROUND COFFEE... $6.19 cold pock l212oi com r LB. vj O U ( mi 1 o SO NATURAL LIGHT RUS3.99 IMPERIAL sfAA MARGARINE,. 79 CORTAID CREAM OR OINTMENT .502. $0 9Q UIUV It mtam l a I MIHUMNU 1 ewe nonne $1.59 tit unurg, .602. El I maun Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 29, 19ftlTHREE son are the proud parents of a son, Nickolai Dan, born last week at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. The young man weighed 7 lbs. and 2 oz. and Joins a brother at home. Grandparents are Ed Baker, Lexington. Shirley Baker, San Francisco, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Spangler, Boise, Ida. Great-grandmother Is Alda Baker, Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Chuck) Nelson are the proud parents of a son, Justin Wyatt. weighing 7 lbs and 6' oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson of Lex ington and Rev. and Mrs. CM. Mane of Olympia, Wash. Great-grandmothers are Flory Pansy, Mannes of Durham, North Carolina and' Clara Dulin, Cornelius, North Carolina. BEEF CHUCK STEAK USDA CHOICE PORK LOIN ROAST 3-4 LB. LOIN END RESERS MUD LB. llols) LB. silD)) 10O2 JOHN MORREU. BEER SAUSAGE I.UV '2,J9 LITTLE dffiWIUEd " COUNTRY STVLf PORKSPARERIBS THEY IAST 1.59 HUl LINK m mm A PORK SAUSAGE 1.59 HILLS SLICED BOLOGNA i 99' BRAUNSCHWEIGER 75 OSCAR MAYER HAM SLICES tl tt 8c pkg DINNER FRANKS 2 lb. pkg $2.89 - ..... WMflPPE T0PPBN6 WESTERN FAMILY. 8 OZ.. FROZEN A COTTAGE CHEESE DARIGOLD. 1-LB. mm DARIGOLD BUTTER .1.89 GMNDUIOLPFASIIONEI C 4 OA ICE CREAM.U... 1.39 FRESH BREAD FRANZ OOUNTRY HEARTH 100 STONE GROUND OR GRANOtA JMw PPBHk w 24 0Z. CHEETOS 1.49 99 12 oi. WESTERN FAMILY nnfJIITQ CAKI, POWDER VVI1U I w OR CRUNCH I ) wi wtktm roMsuisf iNomit
