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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1960)
jOCIAL f-APpgNN6S n SchaffiU, Society "hone 6 9r.H ricd September 25 In Heppner Ceremony tn Leah Winter, daughter , end Mrt. Paul J, Wlntera. Tasco. Vah.. became th of KJfar C. Olson, tun cf r4 Mr. Marion OUon cf r on Sept. M In Heppner home of the jmura, double ring afternoon ony was read by the Rev. I MeChee of the First Mrth- Church of Heppner. The given in marriage by her , wore a ballerina -ten inn iilffon dresa with a match irk headdress. She wore i ire of Sahra crystals that ed to the groom's great mother. She carried a white with white rosebuds and lis. Maid of honor was , toil I Anderson, sister of the . She wore a ballerina t blue dress and car I nosegay of white glads pink rosebuds In the cen the glads. man was Cpl. Charles M. rs, brother of the bride. I Lee Olson was In charge guest book r scheme In the room was ed by two white baskets p pink glads with large bows. The reception was it the home of Mr. and Harlon Olson. The bride's was centered by a three cake decorated with pink ng bells and roses with all ives. The cake was topped I miniature bridal couple triple bells and miniature Xlia L.il Gtkuii ol liniitrr. ia ter In law of the groom, rut the rake. Blanche Cirarhart of l"rn- dleton. aunt of the groom, served tne rake; pouring was wrs. i. Rubbln. Mother of the bride wore a dretui of blue and white flow ered taffeta and she had a cur- sage of pink ruffU-d roM-buds. Mother of the ertxim wore a royal blue taffeta dress. Her corsage was the same as the one worn by the bride's mother. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Winters, parents of the bride, and J. J. Winters brother of the bride from Pasco. Wash.: Mrs. D. Buck of Ilermla ton. sister of the bride: Miss Car ol llemberry. MIks Judy Swa- btnla. Miss Sharon llemberry. Terrv Baclonc. Dave Logan, of Pasco; 0car George of Tendle- ton; Blanche Gearhart of Ten-1 dleton: Col. Charles Winters. home on leave before going back to Japan. Other guits were: Mr. and Mrs. L. Kobblns and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson and family, Mr and Mrs. Jerry nmi chert v and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Riddle and family, Mrs. Roberta Dougherty. Jlomer Huston. Mr. and Mrs. B. Winters, Mr. and Mrs. B. Olson and fam ily, and Mrs. A. McGhee and daughter of Heppner. Mrs. Blakney Has High Score Last Thursday night, Mrs. FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermiston. Oregon Ph. JO 7-6851 )n Hermiston-McNary Highway STOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS Heppner Extension Entertained At Munkcrs Home The llc jnrr Eteniun VnM mri Tu-U. CM U. at the home U Mrs. Riley MunWer 1,1 n .-i-fi ! three rur1 present. Mr. Keithlv BUKe and Mr. i .... lttt Lthn lift nted five minute "eye jcner- on the in i.t "..nvfrtK'n,' Ttie meet ing was then opened by chair- man. Mrs, Munker. pul Warren save a re port on the county committee meeting. trelng the goal of ... ..,niv nniii fur this year. which Include giving needed ar ticles to the atern Oregon State llpltal and starting two new evening units. Mrs. Pouglaa Drake gave a re port on the 4 II wwk In the eoun- !ti i,rc,li. t leaders. Mrs. Frank Connor and Mrs. Drake, gave an interesting talk and discussion on food labels. Th. iwt meetlne will be new .i th. hnme of Mrs. Merrill Cray with Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Petty John as project leader on t.ie ...M.vt -ijc)k at the Women's World." The meeting will be on T,iHn' Nov. 8 at 1:30. Those attending the meeting j ....... . M.Mttaima IYarl Devlne, Ray Drake, Bill Heath. Frank r.,nor Joe Wrlcht. Riley Mun- kers. Douglas Drake. Taul War ren. Kelthley Blake, llowaro. i ei mnti puests were Mrs. Sam Johnston. Mrs. Len Ball and Mrs. Robert Van Houte. lone Tops Club Meets At Bridge Club Tt Fall urogram or '". Mrs. Pierce Hostess To Sewing Club Ws! nr..iy afii-nuMn of lat Pi T'l 'lub l setting under jr-k the semg club met at the way. Members who ere planning , li.ir.i- t.f Mr tU-ue IVrc. .t attend the dutrUt meeting at I tlut.u were. Mr. Lumrll Grlb Bardinan tvnber 2i ar tu Lie. Mr. Mude Graham. Mr i -i an-- (f K Th ciuo meets ; an r-pauMintr, m, jch eery T1iur.ly at 2 -TO P. M- at the hme tf Mrs. Omar Rletmann and ony one tnterete Is wrl rime to attend. Billy Stockard Has Tenth Birthday Ukl Saturday Billy Stockard. of Mrs. C. Stockard relebra ted his tenth birthday with a party at their mountain cabin. Games, baseball, and a hike were their entertainment after which time they had a wi-lner roast and a fortune birthday rake and lc cream. Ills gueMa were, Frankle Lov- gren. riranK vnrien. mmmy Sttckard. Kit Anderson. Ricky Clmbel, ChrU Labhart. Larry Richmond. Randy Sttllman, and Gerald Ple. MJ. Mr, r. W. Mahoney, Mrs. John pfelffer, and HH-tial guets were Mrs, Terry Thomjon and Mr Barney MUximb. Pinochle Club Meets At Monkin Home Mrs. H C. Ila ld was hostess f .r the Ptnmhle club last Fri day afternoon at the home of Mr Ted Mankln. Her euents were: Mesdames Walter Beeket. B'n Anderson Karl i:ans, Clarence Johnson, Charles Beckel, Max Harris, and Mrs. Mankln. Mrs. Mankln had hlj:h s-ore for the afternoon. Mrs. Harris low and Mrs. Kvans and Mrs. Mankln had the pliuchle. KCrrNtR CAZCTTE TIMES. Thursday. OctobM 20. I&0 Soroptimists Select Hayride Committees Tle weekly meeting uf the Swr uptlmist Club f Heppner held j Marw! Thurtdy t the Waetot Wheel Brown ui a olannir.j: se-iiin fir the club's annual Hallowe'en IUy ride fr teens j;P students. Coffee Hour At Marcel Jones Lst Fiid rn. it.ti.g. Mrs. Manvl Jnies and Mm, Paul wefe in htesr f..r a coffee hour at the home if Mrs. Jones to waiih the Siluiiie ?- N-ri'i-r pmgram on T V. i;ue(s were. Mrs Ma Barclay, Mrs. R. B. Rice. Mrs, Floyd Jones, Mrs. Velma Gla, and Mrs. Fred ParrUh. Bill Brannoo, son of Mrs. He. man Blatell. lone, was homo for the funeral of Richard Kononen. Pre Bill Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hughes, Hep pner, Is being transfered from Kurt Ord. Calif., to Fort Dlx, NJ., where he U leaving for Frank furt, Germany this month. SCHOOLS MENDS Week of October 24 21. I960 Monday Lima beans and ham. chilled tomatoes, corn bread Committee chairmen are: gen. erl chairman, Mrs. W. C, Col lins; Fcl. Mr. K. E. Gonty; Truck. Mrs. R. It Fulleton; Pro eram. Mrs Collins, Mr. James 15. Thomson, cor responding seA-rctao". read an in- . ft. .'Ink f.k. and Mrs, Hatfield to attend . and honey, celery sticks, prune. I'nii.wt Vstloii T.- ! milK. ..rtiumi imh-i ano I'.u'iietti, ica, carrot sucks, ap ple betty. milk, bread and butter. Wednesday Hamburger gravy on rice, cabbage salad, hot carrot, peaches, bread and but ter, milk. Thursday Hamburger casse. role, spinach, vegetable salad, cinger bread cake, applesauce, bread anil butter, milk. Friday Macaroni and cheese, lettuce wedges and mayonnaise, cherry cobler, bread and butter, milk. Tuesday G Mr. Klatne S. George presided m. allien I, pea, t In the abseiu-e of the president and vice president. She called at tentlon to Founder's Day, cele brated by the American Feder ation early In Ovtobcr. which this ear commemorates the 3lhh anniversary of the organization of the first Soroptlmlst Club. Each Soroptlmlst contributes 39c at this time to the fund used for Fellowships and Grants-in-aid. 3 Snitchie Stitchers Meet At Padbergs The Snitchie Stitchers sewing club met October 15. lJWJ ai 2 00 P. M. at the home of Jill Padberg In Lexington. The pledges were iea oy jiu ...- -:-; - - . TAhra ThA Un ted Mates Herbert Hamilton ana Mrs. 'V, k. . t.tr- ibetter and O'Brien were co-hostesses for the pledge by Jeanette be"etr 8"dr Kings Little Queens bridge club no ; ; " Members present were, Jean ette Ledbettcr, Theresa Munkers. va Perk. Brenda Steagall. Le- S. ora Van Winkle, Norlta Mar t the homo of Mrs. O'Brien. Queens there were Mesdames willard Blake. Robert Jones, Ham Sowell, Harry O'Donnell Ilene Wyman, Phil Blakney, 5WC' En " Wayne X. Christine Munkers Jill S5 JameTprSTnd SSJ WiWJ . cutsionn. anu nm. ISIlor was ana. f The club leaders are Mrs. Da- Hie h score for the evening was visitor was Mrs . . " . . jI Th rlnh ieaai he d by Mrs. eianney, sevonu -y- . r,.fnrth was Mr, Nagel. low. Mrs. Wayne vldson and L Cutrforth Prock and traveling prize, Mrs Sowell ATTENTION, FARMERS! Rid your machine sheds, grain storages, ind other buildings of English sparrows, igeons and starlings. i I have the answer. Contact or write Harold Dobyns Dobyns Bird Control h. 8-7180 lone, Oregon 3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiimii PLUS 1BAFEC4 THE SUM TOTAL EQUALS TWO! r TS. it's true. The Safeco Insurance Company of America rill give to careful drivers that own two autos, an auto nd Jeep, or an auto and pickup, in addition to their reg lar low rates, I A 25 DISCOUNT ON SECOND CAR. PLUS i A 10 DISCOUNT FOR ALL "ECONOMY" CARS. f t A Double Saving For Careful Drivers i i j gZ&MtS OTTH CAPECO TURNER, VAN MARTER tr BRYANT INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 6-9652 183 N. MAIN l,,lIIlIlllliIllIIIlllIIIIlIIIlIIMtllIlIIilIIlHl'"",,",,, Our next meeting will be at Munkers Nov. 12. I960. Frankie Lovgren Hosts Party For" Gerald Pyle nn Frirtav of last week, Fmnklp Lovexen honored Gerald Pyle with a farewell dinner party at the home of his parents, mr. and Mrs. James Lovgren. Hallowe'en theme was usea to decorate the rooms and dinner table. After dinner and games the guests were taken to the nign school football game. Besides the honor guest tnere were: Chris Lannan, jonn van- Winkle, Billie Stockard, Larry Richmond, Ricky. Gimbel, uavia Hall, Kit Anderson, Tim Loyd, Philip Blakney and Steve Petty john. Wwm I' mm Mm EXTRA FANCY mm AT CENTRAL MARKET GOLDEN DELICIOUS or RED DELICIOUS 2 lbs. m SWEET POTATOES OR YAMS 2 lbs. 29c TOMATO'SOUP . 10 For 51 PEANUT" BUTTER" . 3 LB. $109 Alex Thompsons Honored With Party Hosts and hostesses for a going away party for Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson last Saturday nieht were, Mr. ana Mrs. How ard Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs William Labhart, Mr. and Mrs Paul Webb, and Mr. and Mrs James Farlev. rvirktails were served at the Howard Cleveland home and then the party was served din ner nt the Elks Club. A farewell trtfr was nresented to Mr. and vMrs. Thompson who are moving to Portland the first of November. Besides the honored guests there were: Mr. and Mrs. James Norene. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Case, Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bongers. NABISCO COOKIES 3 FOR $j00 LORNA DOONE'S " Bacon Thins BOX CRACKERS 3 FOR $00 a f STRAWBERRIES - 5 FOR $00 M and M 6 Oi ORANGE JUICE 4 FOR QC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it i r i 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii i fi ii r 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimn mm SMOKED ORANGE JUICE 4 FOR $J00 Coffee Hour For Mrs. Thompson Held At Gardners Tuesdav morning from nine to eleven. Mrs LeRoy Gardner had a coffee hour in honor of Mrs. Alex Thompson who will be leaving Heppner. r.upsts were: Mesdames Velma Glass, La Verne Van Marter, Paul Webb, Howard Cleveland, Harry Donnell. Jack Van Winkle, William Labhart, Harold Becket, Cal Sumner, Bob Runnion, Elbert Cox, James Farley, James ror ens. Marshall Lovgren, Ra!ph Thompson, Ed Schaffitz, Richard Wells, and the guest of honor. Small children should never be left alone in a house, fire sta tistics reveal. Almost 30 per cent all child deaths In home lires involve unattended children. FREE FINEST QUALITY GUARANTEED CHIN AWARE TWO BRAND NEW FIRST - GRADE MOBIL TIRES WHOLE OR HALF 53c lib. fliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiit Mt Emily Brand, 8 01. pkg. - nri BOLOGNA 4 FOR $J00 U.S.D.A. Choice or Good WB STEAK 22)s Mb, I WALDORF TISSUE 4 ROLL PAK 3 FOR $1.00 5 HILLS BROS. INSTANT COFFEE 6 oz. 99c - 10 oz. sl59 Central Market & Grocery HEPPNER SPECIALS FOR OCTOBER 21-22 PHONE 6-9614
