Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, November 27, 1991, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHeppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 27, 1991 - SEVEN 4 p .m . 12 U ntil C h ristm a s Shop Sundays at these friendly! Businesses .«•"■Ml,**« T heres A P art O f Y ou T hat ' s P enhleton . Open Sundays 12 - 4 p.m. to g e t rea d y for th e HOLIDAYS! 20% off All Heppner T-Shirts 6 Sweatshirts Great gift idea! Let them know you really care! Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments Wrap your gift in our Gallery Gift Wrap by Hallmark. Unique trims and bows make any gift „ H oliday N otes! We have holiday notes that coordinate with our boxed cards and stationery-to satisfy all your sending needs ith > 1 with style. O i N A MINTS Gardner’s Now on display at our store. Come early and find your favorites. 676-9218 193 N Main St ÜAuq. 21 7 North Main H eppner -UPS Shipping Available 6 7 6 -9 1 5 8 -Free Gift Wrapping 'I 4 « * 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays until Christmas 12 - 4 p.m. 1 l 4 Get your card punched TIME u •Decorations ^Lights ‘ Trees •Replacement Bulbs *Tree Stands KJ . V W Ê £ ..11,1 \ \e#A < JEWELRY B n 4 v\ sN ^r OPEN SUNDAYS 4 until Christmas 12 noon - 4 p.m. 4 4 4 PETTYJOHN’S 676-9157 r ™ . a«..,,, * * 424 Lynden Way, Heppner or 676-5001 *n The |oy of selecting the perfect symbol of your affection is almost as great as the |oy of receiving it. And jewelry Is one gift that lasts forever This season, show V \ j. ^ ! /J * | jlÉ p . Æ jr Open Sunday 12-4 p.m. Stop by for cookies, coffee & punch Get your Christmas cards punched here # $1 & ____ ¿V««ppn*r fj/ 676-9200 3 l v , O v r 2r for your convenience. Get your Card Punched at Coast-To-Coast I 4 T v + W ere here to help you. We're TOTAL HARDWARE. 676-996 1 SHOP SUNDAYS Pony Pride Carnival a huge success © The „ Heppner Elementary Ponies tary school. Proctor says that the # Country Rose Pride Carnival, held Saturday, them how much you care. - ft * 1h Open Sundays from 12 to 4 p.m. Til Christmas 4? * t A 1 2 - 4 p.m. ® e> Stop In And Pick Up Your * * Christmas Punch Card . ¿ a Express the spirit of the season with a gift from the heart Jewelry. l * $ ! "U j f u <* Gifts for everyone in the family ■I Heppner W hen your feelings a re fo r real. à jfl i ST CHRISTMAS V J i. 4 / / V FO R ¥ 4 W * l* * r !* < S T -T O - YOUR ¥ * Mon. - Sat. w ear Heppner .V * ^ r .-Mr 4 Open MEN’S Get your card punched here Nov. 23, at the Morrow County Fairgrounds grossed over $1700, according to Parents Club car nival chairman Kay Proctor. The carnival, which featured games and concessions, was termed “ the best ever,” compared to a previous year’s gross of around $1,400. Proceeds from the carnival, which is the Parents Club’s only fund raiser, usually goes for pur chase of equipment or special programs at the Heppner Elemen club has not made a decision as to their purchases this year but estimates that the club will have over $900 in net proceeds. Proctor said that the cake walk alone took in over 800 tickets and several new booths were added this year Many volunteers turned out to make the carnival a success. Pro ctor said that several volunteers from St. Patrick's Senior Center helped in addition to many parents and teachers. 676-9426 a 233 N Main ^ Christmas trees still available By Anne Morter The lone youth Group has ordered extra Christmas trees, making them available to those people who missed the initial deadline. The trees will be delivered directly from the tree farm. The first delivery was made Tuesday and Wednesday. Late orders will be delivered at a se cond delivery date not yet set.