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Newspaper Page TextPage 4 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, August 21, 1952 Mrs. Gentry Honoree j At Lovely Shower Mrs. Frank Gentry, Mrs. Henry Itauch, Jr., and Mrs. Don Bennett entertained Thursday evening at the Gentry home on S. Green street with a stork shower compli menting Mrs. Max Gentry. Miss Joyce Buschke received the door prize and prizes for games were awarded to Mrs. Howard Petty John and Mrs. William Gentry. Invitations were extended to Mrs. George Rugg, Miss Coleen Connor, Miss Joyce Buschke, Mrs. Rudy Brims, Mrs. Caroll Freeman, Miss Rose Marie I'ierson, Mrs. Robert Eergstrom, Mrs. Clyde Pettyjohn, Mrs. Stanley Kemp, Mrs. William Gentry, Mrs. Orville Gentry, Mrs. Wilbur Worden, Mrs. Harry Mun kers, Mrs. Blanche Gearheart, Mrs. Cliff Dougherty, Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn, Mrs. Robert Wright, Mrs. Albert Wright, Mrs. Avery Taylor Mrs. Duane Gentry, Miss Darlene Wise, miss ujubl- ju and Miss Dorothy Harp, refreshments were served after the opening of the gifts. o Word was received of the birth of a daughter, Jean Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nooy at St. Anth ony's hospital in Pendleton on Sunday, August 17. Mrs. Nooy will be remembered locally as the for mer Miss' Leatha Smith. Ill PORTLAND OREGON 3I mat, 9 HOTEL mi ha 1 50 ouhide roomi $2.00 and up Special weekly rates WASHINGTON AT I4TH H. P. KUHN, R. A. MATHESON. 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Big savings in (1) new low-cost ducts, (2) new standardized fittings that save on installation. BLEND-AIR fits any home old or new, big or little, with or without basement. All parts factory made to assemble easier and cost you less! NEW! Saves ipaca, saves work, saves cost! Put the space saving BLEND-AIR furnace anywhere basement, kitchen, or utility room. It's tidy, quiet, automatic. Made by Coleman, world's largest manufacturer of home heating equipment. A new way to give your home even circulated icarmth! No monty down. . . . ftiyl for ItuU In comfort and tconwny JW WARM AIR DUCTS 'if J . THE MAGIC BLENDER f Family Picnic Held At T .W. Rippee Home in.. Boardman bunday Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Rippee en- tortained with a potluck picnic dinner Sunday August 17, on the lawn of their home near Board- man. Many relatives ana ciose friends were present, they were Mr .and Mrs. Oscar Rippee and son of Condon, Mr. and Mrs. Fronk Connor, Skip and Wendell; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rippe and Timmie; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Connor. Jon and Maryetta all of Heppner; Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Privett, Selah, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Privett. Billie Jean, June, Joe and John of Heppner; Mr .and Mrs. Ike Granam, Noia, Marvin and Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. i nwfll Rradshaw and Delmar all of Selah, Washington; Betty Clay ton and Marie Mayo. Kicniana Wash.: Mrs. Elma Hiatt, Kenne- wick. Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. O. C, Luttrell, Hermiston; Mrs. Alice Hastings and Clarice; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gentry; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gentry; Jay Stanlfer; Norman Josi all of Heppner; Mr. nnd Mrs. Rex Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Purdon, Bonita, Wayne and Rodney; Mary Sue Harris; Donna Jenkins of Yakima, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Eueene Bailey, Wiley, City, Wash.; and Dorothy Harp of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Musical entertainment was fur- nlshert bv Lowell Bradshaws Ozark Mountain Boys of Radio station K. I. T. Yakima, wasn. A watermelon feed climaxed the day which was enjoyed by all. The watermelons were fur nished by Mr. Rippee. o McClintock Home Scene of Dinner Party Saturday ninnrr puests at the Tress Mc Clintock home Saturday were Mrs. W. A. McClintocK ana son Rill of lone. Mrs. George York and daughters Joy, Janet and Joanne nf Condon. Mr. and Mrs. timer u.'nii-pl and dauehters Mardith Nancy and Donna of Portland and Marvin Marhn of Condon. o Food Sale Planned By Triple Link Club Mre rfnhort Dobbs entertained the Triple Link Club of Sans Souci Rebekah Lodge at her home on N. Main street Monday evening. Several fund raising projects were dipiis;spd. A food sale is planned for Saturday morning, September 6, at the Red and White More ana is scheduled to begin at 9 o'clock. cnmrniiicns for this will be an- nmincpH latpr. Mrs. Dobbs. presi dent, announced that a special meeting of the club will be held at her home on the evening of Monday, September 8 at 8 o clocK and urges that all members be present. friends In Monument as Edna Keeney, Katherine tarnswu.w. and Tiny Keeney and tones at the Oregon if V j RUlCll LOW" MARVIN R.WIGHTMAN WIGHTMAN BtfS' 1423 ForraBId. Irene Zinter, Secretary .n .t. A the hanks of the Rhine, Richard Basehart AS iin YY ii w ,. in n darlna sov mission that they will have to swim the icy river. It's a dramatic moment from the .... .4ki nrri;TOM BEFORE DAWN", coming to amnenuc umuiscuu . . . .u- ci. ti..i Tnptidnv and Wednesday. August 26-27. Gary Merrill and Hildegarde Neff are also included in the cast The film is based on the novel "Call It Treason" which won the Christopher Award for George Howe. Heating nmlc titkra plait In tli Hlrnilrr. lie lr from furnai MtmU oltli rcnim ir. then driulatu II Ihromh room. MtHlumnlio Furnnce taki firth fHlfrsd lr from out. ditrs "rat" It fori- It tlirnutli liuliviilunl I't' lr ilucta to UieuUria. See This Unit On Display At The Morrow County Fair I; I I il Monument News By Millie Wilson Harold Dixon, of the State Board of Forestry in the Conserva tion Division, was here from Bend. He was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Brown at the guard station. Mr. Dixon s well known nere, having served in the C C Camp then on the Soil Conservation ior several years. His eldest daugh ter, Shirley is on a Look uut near Sweet Home. Miss Dixon is a stu dent at 0. S. C. i pp siiu-iim was a business visi tor in IYndleton on Thursday. He visited his wife who Is receiving nipflical aid In Pendleton. Mrs. Lee Fleming has spent the n.wi ppL- with her daughter ana himhnnd. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wiese in Miltan-Freewater. Mrs. Fleming soon will start work as the cook for the school's hot lunch program. Mrs. Rex Sweek will assist her. Mrs. Dean Enright of the L. S. ranrh on Cottonwood took her small son to Heppner last Mon day to consult a dentist. Frpd Rauch was in town, nav- ing some work done on his ma chinery. He is narvesung on uec. Creek. nr Qn,i Mrs nipk Williams and ... . - - - - - . children spent the weekend in Pasco with Mr. Williams' Dromer and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rains. Their daughter Barbara and son Walter remained for a longer visit. Mrs. Lula Settle returned from Portland on Wednesday. On ThnreHav she and her husband, Bill Settle drove to Pendleton to attend to business matters. utr omi Mrs. Emorv Moore are mi the parents of a baby girl born in Heppner, August linn, inis is Moore's fourth child, but their 3rd daughter. Prionrta of the Ed Kenv iam- ii pm prleved to hear of his death last week. The Kellys were well known here. They ownea a ranch on Cupper Creek and Mrs. Kelly taught several years in the Monument schools. Their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelly still operate the ranch. Mra Walsh of Los Angeles spent the last two weeks visiting at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Milt Morgans. The Morgans took Mrs. Walsh as far as Klamath Falls on her return trip. They lett Wed nesday. iinoh Vmrv. from Washington spent Wednesday and Thursday with his parents, Mr. ana lviru. Albert Emry. Mr. Emry is a teacher in Des Moines, Washing ton. Mrs. Bob Lesley took Mrs. Anna t odm tn T.nnii Creek last Thurs- day. Mrs. Anna Lesley and Mrs. Reta King expect to leave iut-!-riav fnr Mpdford where they will visit relatives and consult their doctor. Mr nnrt Mrs. Fred Paee are en joying a visit with some of their friends from Canaaa. Glenn Parson and his crew of timber cruisers are spending this week in the Monument area. Doe. Hinton met his daughter, rita Kpnton. of Portland at Day- ville last Wednesday. Mrs. Kenton is here for her cousin, Aiieen run tnn'c u-pHrtimr on Saturday. She is a house guest of her brother and wife, Mr .and Mrs. Boya tun-ton. Jack Forrest, who has spent a thirty day furlough with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Forrest, returned to Seattle Friday to re port for duty. Those from Monument to at tunH th wpddinff of Alene Hin ton and Vernon L. Peterman last Saturday in Hamilton were Mr. anrt Mrs. Bovd Hinton anu daughters, Sharon and Mary Ella, Mr. and Mrs. Henry uursi, ivir and Mrs. Earl Barnard, tna Ken ton of Portland- Mr. and Mrs. Chance Wilson spent Friday at Joaquin Miller Resort, visiting Mr. Wilson's three nieces and their families. They wprp Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schmitz of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Strode of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Sharp, proprietors of the resort. The three ladies will be remembered by their VOUCANrBEAT P7T$BUR6tt PANTS f mmr l-'-'L--- ''' sSZailJiM rout turn ) Here It Is ! 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