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4 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, December 3, 1359 Many at Boardman Entertain on Thanksgiving Day By MARY LEE MARLOW Many residents here celebra ted Thanksgiving Day by en tertaining guests at home, while others went out of town for the holiday. Mr and Mrs Bob Thorn hill and Thornhill's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs J B Thornhill of Arlington, were hosts for a family dinner at Greenfield Grange hail. Guests were Mr and Mrs Gene Thorn hill and Sherry, Kobbin and Tommy, Mr and Mrs Bill Thorn hill and Randy, and Mary Sue Thornhill, all of Junction City; Mr and Mrs Johnnie Johnson of Beaverton; Phyllis, Tommy, Ricky and Lynette Thornhill of Arlington; Mr and Mrs Charles Graham and Jim and Marilyn, and Aria and Tina Thornhill. The Bill Thornhills and Mary Sue remained at the Thornhill home for the rest of the holi days. Mr and Mrs Bill Garvison and children Elaine, Roger and Bon nie of Salem spent the holidays at the home of Garvison's par ents, Mr and Mrs cnanes aii- kitregg. Mr and Mrs Arthur Alien were Th.'mk.v'ivini? dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Junes in Vancouver, Wash. rrl day they went to Seattle, Wash to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Gene Allen, and Sunday came back by way (,f Snnnvside. Wash to visit their 'son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen. 'I hey return ed home Monday. Thanksgiving Day visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Jje Crouch were Mrs Crouch's bro ther and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Frank Van Atta and child ren Marilyn, Marsha, Dennis and Davy, Sunnyside, Wasn, ana Crouch's mother, Mrs uara Crouch of The Dalles. The latter remained for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Myron Watts spent Wednesday night and Thursday at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Danny Mack, in Baker. Mrs Louise Earwood and If you are a man who Is going places, you need the help of good Insurance every step of the way. See us. C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 6-9G25 HEPPNER. OREGON BOX 611 daughter Shirley spent the day in Olex at the home of Mrs Ear wood's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Ryan Steinke. Mr and Mrs Dale Eades and son Larry went to Hood River to visit at the home of Lades mo ther, Mrs R A Eades. Mr and Mrs Earl Downey, Prosser, Wash were visitors at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Don Downey, from Wednesday till Friday. Mr and Mrs Harold Kress and Ivan and Pat were dinner guests at the home of Kress's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Ray Olmstead, in Hermiston. Weekend euests at the Kress home were their niece, Mrs Del- bert Kessler and daughter Deb bie, Kress's brothers and sisters- in-law, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kress, and Mr and Mrs Don Kress, and his brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs Don Gibbs and Mr and Mrs Lewis Ralston, all of Lewiston, Ida. Kress's mother, Mrs Emma Kress, is a visitor this week. Mr and Mrs Ralph Skoubo and sons Bobby and Dick, and Mr and Mrs Ed Skoubo and Davy and Jannell spent the day in Pendleton at the home of Mr and Mrs Chub Warren. Mr and Mrs Crawford Oveson arid children Evelyn, Carolyn, Janet, Jeffrey and Gregory of Wallowa were guests at the home of Oveson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Ronald Black. Mr and Mrs Dewey West and Larry and Dewena went to Hines to spend the holidays at the home of Mr and Mrs William Garner. Mrs Florence Root accompan ied her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Vernon Root of Was co to Grandview, Wash to spend Thanksgiving at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Max Deweese. The Ver non Root's spent Friday and Sat urday at Mrs Root's home here. Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes were Thanksgiving Day visitors at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Frank REVOLUTIONARY - NEW 1 l' M""t Jt 1 I J Ll' ill. v Built-in automatic focusing fa Brilliant new vlewflnder tV Single dial setting j( Amazing picture quality fa 10-year guarantee BUY THE SET AND SAVE $ Handsome Presentation Set In cludes camera, flash gun and exclusive Polaroid Bounce Flash Bracket for superb flash pictures. All at a money-saving price. 0-year V, 1 aranlee 1 M35J THE 800 COMPLETE KIT The kit includes the camera. No. 310 fitted case, No. 250 Wink Light, 2 type 47 picture rolls, 4S Filter postcarders and 2 write-in Albums. PLUS FUEE POLAROID PRINT COPIER A REGULAR $29.95 VALUE ALL FOR gg95 THIS OFFER FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUGS make their home. Mr and Mrs Harold Rash had! as their dinner guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr ana Mrs Darrel Rash and daughters of Portland, their son-in-law and dauehtpr. Mr and Mrs Ted Pen- ages of Hermiston, and Mr and Mrs Henry Zivney and son Ro ger. Mr and Mrs Nate Macomber were dinner guests at the home of their granddaughter, Mr and Mrs Richard McFarlane, in Pen dleton. Friday they went to Grandview, Wash to visit at the home of Macomber's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Eldon Macomber. Mr and Mrs Robert Harwood spent the holidays in Tacoma, Wash visiting Harwood's father, Walter Harwood. and his bro thers-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs Ray Broten and Mr and Mrs Harold Starkey. Mr and Mrs C L Malan and son Joe of San Francisco, Calif were visitors at the home of Mrs Malan's parents, Mr and Mrs Emery Lyons, Wednesday and Thursday. Mr and Mrs Leo Potts and daughter Irene were dinner guests at the home of their son in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Delbert Houston, in La Grande. Mr and Mrs Houston spent the weekend at the Potts home. Roberta Phillips of The Dalles snent the holidays at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Bob Miller. Mrs Norman Ziemer had major surgery at Good Shepherd Hos pital in Hermiston Tuesday ol last week. Members of the Tops club at tended a district meeting in Pen dleton at the Tilhcum Grange hall Tuesday night of last week. In the group were Mrs Earl Briggs, Mrs W G Seehafer, Mrs Glen Carpenter, Mrs Myron Watts and Mrs E J Moore. FFA instructors of the Blue Mountain district held a welding workshop here last week, with Lcno Christensen of OSC, Cor vallis, directing it. Present were Wally Wedin, Milton-Freewater; Kern Tellefson, Hermiston; Lou Robbins, Heppner; Dave Rayn aids, Stanficld; and Ronald Black, Boardman. Students home from college for the holidays were Maxine Sicard and Barbara Anderegg from U of 0, Eugene, and Ivan Monument Mr and Mrs Waldo Hiese and Hanphter were dinner guests Thanksgiving at the Ritter home of his folks, the Dick Hieses. Mr nnri Mrs Ansil Martin and son, Mr and Mrs Richard Martin and iianphter of Prineville, were Thanksgiving guests at the Hen ry Martin home. Mr and Mrs Jim Derbin ana daughter of Prineville were Thanksgiving guests here at her mother's, Mrs Reeta Hinton. Mrs Wave Jackson, Phyllis Flowers, Mr and Mrs Billie Jack- Beall, in Eugene. TTr nnrl TVTcd T nv'xt THririm fin1 daughter JoAnn, Hermiston. vis-! Kress, OTI. Klamath Falls iled at the homes of their par- Arnin Hug was called to Port ents, Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe land Monday by the serious ill and Mr and Mrs Cecil Hamilton. I ness of his mother, Mrs May Mr and Mrs Harold Marlow of .Miller, who suffered a stroke. Union spent the day at the home of Marlow's parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Marlow. Mr and Mrs Vern Carpenter Mr and Mrs Henry Zivney and son Roger spent the weekend in Portland visiting at the homes of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Frank Marlow ac- W5 and sons Russell and Tommy of Mr and Mrs Ted Zivney, and La Grande were Thanksgiving , their son-in-law and daughter, uav visitors at tne nome oi Mrs.mr ana mrs uumi iuisu. Carpenter's parents, Mr and Mrs Russell Miller. Mi and Mrs W G Seehafer vis ilcd their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr and Mrs Joe Gaarsland, in lone from Wednesday through Saturday. Holiday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Ferguson were their son -in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Leonard Bedord and sons Leonard, Jr., Greg and Billie of LaGrande, and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Stanley Zunker and sons Larry, Buzzio, Bo and Her bert of Sunnyside, Wash. Mr and Mrs Glen Carpenter spent the holidays in Seattle, and Tacoma, Wash visiting at the homes of Mr and Mrs Mar vin Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Larry Carpenter, and Mrs Rosa La Chance. Mr and Mrs Keith Ferguson (Wanda Hug were holiday vis itors at the home of Mrs Fer guson's patents, Mr and Mrs Ar nin Hug. They left Sunday for Seattle, Wash where they will companled their son Darrell to Union Saturday to visit at me home of Mr and Mrs Haroia Marlow. Mrs Marv Healv has returned home from Portland where she has been visiting relatives for the past three months. Mr and Mrs Rav Uronquist ana children Keith. Dennis and Kar en,, Mr and Mrs K a nanas ana daughter Nancy, and Mrs Mary Healv attended a reunion of the Hughes family in Heppner Thanksgiving Day. Mr and Mrs Oscar Veelle of Estacada spent the holidays at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Bob Stew art. Mr and Mrs Robert Imperiale and children Randv. Robin and Rebecca of Cloverdale, Calif were holiday visitors at the home of Mrs Imperiale's parents, Mr and Mrs Royal Rands, and her bro ther and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs R B Rands. Other dinner guests Thanksgiving Day at the Roval Rands home were Mr and Mrs Arthur Buck of Great Falls, Mont. Dinner euests at the home of Mr and Mrs Seth Russell were their sons and daughters-in-law, Mr and Mrs Dale Russell and children Danny, Stevie and Da- lene of The Dalles, and Mr and Mrs Vernon Russell and sons Bruce and Donnie. Mr and Mrs A R Cooley have left for their home in Fresno, Calif after visiting the past two weeks at the home of Mrs Cooley's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr and Mrs Clyde Tannehill. Mrs Margaret Klitz accom panied her son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs Alton Klitz of Dunsmuir, Calif to LaGrande for the Thanksgiving holidays to visit her other son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Noel Klitz. Jean McKenzie spent the hol idays visiting Kathy Chapman in Meacham. Recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Arnin Hug were Mrs Hug's nephew, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hawes and children Greg and Diane of Vancouver, Wash, and her niece, Mr and Mrs Harold Browning of Oswego. son and 2 children spent Sunday the 22nd at Condon. They auena- ed the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lauren Maley, tiwp were around 100 guests during the afternoon. Mrs Maley is a daughter of wave jacsun. Mr and Mrs Waldo mese uiuvc to Pendleton on business ana medical checkup. r.wen Lee Vandetta be- 'came the bride of John L Cov ington Nov 20 at Reno. jevaaa. t,o hridP '.s the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Vandetta. Ihe groom is the oldest son oi u nnd Mrs Robert Cuv ngton. rhov will make their home in j ....... i one of the Fred Mewuus nouses. They were chivaried Wednesday night at their new nome. Mr and Mrs Gus Peterson and sons spent Thanksgivirg at Cor-vallis. Thanksgiving dinner guests at tho r. E Holmes rancn were Mr and Mrs Bob and 3 ch''.iren and Mr and Mrs Slim Oweings. Thanksgiving dinner guests at ,he Chuck Vandetta home were Mr and Mrs Harold Dean Wood of Long Creek, Mr and Mrs John Covington, Mr ana hits Covington and children. The Roy Bowman laumj Dayton, Washington were in for tue weekend visiting her brother and family, the Jack Sweeks. Mr and Mrs timer maucw were business callers in Canyon City on Monday. Mr and Mrs Barney torn anu nf Prineville were guests over the weekend with their folks, tne iwy vuma, Moore and the Stanley Boyers. Miss Betty O'Brist drove to Wheeler for holidays. She was accompanied as far as Portland with Wave Jackson who visited her son Hugh and family, and Helen Brown who visited her son Alton and family. They returned home Sunday evening. ACTION! COMEDY! 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