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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1961)
. U . .... I .... . . .- . . . ? ... . y; LEAVING THE CHURCH after their wading July S. arc Mr. and Mr. Kent Rothiock. rendition. The bride U the former Judith Ra Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thompson, former Heppner resident, and the groom U the too of Mr. and Mr. Robert Rothrock of Pendleton. The couple was married at the EpUcopol church of the Redeemer la f endieton (Photo by Laura) Ffug Sons Ho ma Mr. and Mr. Jack Flug. who riTcntly moved back to Hepp nr-r from Bonrdman, have as quests their thre son. Stevan. a Junior next year at Oregon State University whore he i a nwchanlcal engineering student. U spending the summer at home, rodney. w ho has been employed In Bonrdman. will spend the bal a nee of the summer at home. Jrry Is here from Dallas for the balance of the strike. He is employed building bridges In highway construction. NEW J DALT HOTEL OOUBLII Jg50 e mtmm INSIDE bHpflfcf tllH Five Girls of Area Winners In Contest Local winners of sterling "spoon pins" in a "Graduate to Sterling" contest have been an nounced. Elaine Laird, LeNona Hopper. Barbara Slewert and Nancy Moyer, all of Heppner and Lora " Ann Vaughn. Monument. are the lucky girls. The spoons were won In the national contest open to 1961 graduating high school girls and sponsored by the Sterling Sliver smiths of America. The pins are In the girls own favorite pat terns. Peterson's Jewelry Store, Hepp ner, was the dealer. Soroptimists Host 1961 Rodeo Court At Lunch, Program Men.! if the VJorrvw county nhlM court and !hnr mothers wrf hotutfrd gueatS lt Tbute ay ti.vn at the- wrWly luncheon in;? 4 lh S.ifvfUmlt t lub hild at the Wagon Vh Th f.ur prlmvM and their 4U-n wi all rrw tit Ij ry if.o hukpitality and .fi;im pUiuifd In t) rir honor. With ,urfl J.in Mi, were rtl!cee Merlene rVlM h. Sainira t.'ubaiik. Iti-i.nie lU Um and Pat forth. ItMendtrg a Cuidi4l wrhinne l he iui j.r-i.n-ni. ir V, 11 tHnty. Aftet opening cere- mtnlr and thr Intruduttlon of rlub mrmU-rs. the pruram was relded er by Mrs, John Ifelf- if. t.M'h girl Introduced herejr rstl h-r mother, adding brief re mark about their favorite hob. t.- and Interests, the most com- mm being their ! of htwses and the ruling of them. Appropriate fr the day was the prKrm of mni films In color taken by Fred Mankln at the Wrangler's Ground last tumniit. Reining, calf roping and I oilier forms of rodeo horseman hip und-r ctmietltlon were dis played by memlers of the Wrangler Riding club on the lune Ilev Day meet. The films were t.hwn by Rod Murray. Two clr U of the court. lYlnoesses Mar lene and Sandra, were prominent participants In the meet In behalf of the court and their mothers, a response of apprec iation was given the club by the official chaperone, Mr. John Eubanks. Time did not permit the club to take up matters of business, It has several projects planned, however, for the near future, the major one being the float entry for the fair parade. Mrs. Conty expressed apprec iation to those attending and led the group In closing ceremonies. "edoS Clubs CALL 1221 or C I24 CXitings Enjoyed At Lehman Springs fcVrtt at Lehman Sprloa' Sat u;4ay and ufwiy for a week end of unr.m. swimming. pU nit king, and bridge ilalng were these lleppner pei'pl and their families: Mr. and Mr, i.or don Pratt. Mr. and Mr. W l k Mr. and Xfrs. LaVrms Van Mar- ter. Mr. and Mr, mu niase. sir Gribbles Entertain Mr and Mrs. W. H. Mills, Salem, are house guests of their daughter and son-in-law, , Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Grlbble, this week. Mills recently retired after 40 years in the State Printing department at Salem. He was a linotype operator. MAT A SAVMGt THIS $16.50 f COMMUNITY THE, FINEST SILVERPIATI - 2-PIECE CARVING SET with a Beautiful 52-Pc. SERVICE For 3 in COMMUNITY Tht Fmeif S7verpol Total Opn Steck Price el Cmplet J.rvlc d Cirvini (tt li IJJtSfi Only $Q9 PlUl l MORE POt THI $16.50 CAR VINO T 75 NO FED, 0SS0. o!m hi nti-lirfl'Si drsww chert y ZJr S Inchidetf f !MMt in-- m -n t 1 1 fji m i c Shower Party Fetes Bride-Elect Saturday lone The Community Church reception room wit the scene of a bridal shower on July 22 in honor of Miss Maxlne Munford of Nampa, Idaho, bride-elect of Gene Rietmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Rietmann of lone. Miss Munford was assisted at the gift table by Mrs. Bob Rlet mann and Mrs. Bill Rietmann. Mrs. Omar Rietmann cut and ser ved the pink and white decorated sheet cake. Mrs. David Rietmann presided at the coffee table and Miss Diana Wright served the punch. Pink and white were the decor colors and flower arrangements of these colors adorned the room, i A centerpiece of pink carnations and white stock In candelabra graced the table. Mrs. Kenneth Smouse played two violin numbers accompanied by Arleta McCabe. Hostesses were Mesdames Ro bert Jepsen, Walter Jacobs, Dal las Shockley, Arnle Hedman, Pete Cannon, Milton Morgan, Cleo Drake, Bob DeSpain, Lloyd Mor gan and Gordon White. CMnWMr'ltfMM' W 4 Offer Pftnw 1 TMipown I PlKt Kmvm 1 1 Piece 1 tA'.ei Wi 1 sciw spoon Spoon, pixud . 1 StfYini Spoon, rulr 1 I Q fib ! iff) nini 1 Lll 1 JEWE Something from the Jeweler's, is always something special I" L E R S Mrs. Van Marter Compliments Sister Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter en tertained at her home Tuesday night with a bridge party in honor of her sister, Mrs. Roger Stieger, who, with her two child ren, have been visiting with friends and relatives the past two weeks from their home in Portland. Guests present for the evening entertainment were Mrs. Wayne Prock, Mrs. James Norene, Mrs. Bill Labhart, Mrs. Elaine George, Mrs. Jim Prock, Mrs. P. W. Ma- honey, and Mrs. Gene Hall. From lone were Mrs. Robert DeSpain, Mrs. Robert Jepsen, Mrs. Ray Boyce, and Mrs. Walter Jacobs. Mrs. Labhart won the high prize, Mrs. Mahoney was second, and Mrs. Norene won third. Engagement Told; Fall Wedding Set Announcement is made this week of the engagement of Miss Norma Ann Robinson of Golden dale, Wn., and Marvin Way of Lexington. Miss Robinson is the daughter of John C. Robinson of Goldendale, and Mrs. Bill Hayes, who is now living in New Jersey. Wedding plans are being made for September 1. Mr. Way has made his home in Lexington for several years, attending schools there, and is now employed by the Kinzua Corporation in Heppner. ! Long Distance Narion-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. THAIfSFEH CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 8-3U1 Dole Munkers, Five, Celebrates Birthday Dale Munker. five ear old son of Mr. and Mr. !n Munker. celebrated hi birthday with a rty at hi home July 17. The Joungster enjoyed their play and refrehment of cupcake. Uf cream, and punch. Little guest In on the enter- ta!nment were Melanle Ball, lone. Freddie Sherman. Trade and Tina Connor. Barbara, Kyde, and David AlUtuit. and Kay Munker. Also present were Mivj Morgan Connor, Mrs. Clyde Ail-' stott, and Mrs. Munker. r! Mr. Cordon lluuhiu. Mr and Mf. James nini.ll. Mr and Mrm J. h hard Meatio. Mr. td Mr i:.id Murray. Mr. and Mr. Iraik AiuU-rkoit, Mr. and Mr. J-hn Ilartman. Mi. Roberta ivugherty. Jerry O'M alley. ChUik Bailey, and from La (Jrande, farmer lleppner rel diiit. Mr. and Mr. Don lle. The weather wa perfect fr wlmmliig and outdoor play fi the many children prrnt with tlirlr parents. Ktnntu CAitrrr. nxtt TadT. jttir H Mrs. Applegate Feted With Lovely Shower Mil lut.ard An U-gate was th h..iur guct at a bridal fuwer at the Catholic part.h hall Tue.Jey eentng. loteee lu iharne were Mr J a me John in. M Vern Hint, Ml Mr- ro-tie M;. Ctirnctt Green. Mm Tim M-ur, Mr Paul Hilt-r, and Mr Jciry bri.ttan. The ivfrehmnit and gift ta ble were decorated with attrac tive pink and white carnation enter .cee Pouring were Mi tried Slxcum. mther of Mr Applegate, nl Mr Certrut Ajpleie. AuUting tth the mnv lovrly r In wrre Mi. Mill bk aisd Mr. Judy trar.wm. r'cli'jwir.g the gift o-nlr.g. th hieM- Mtved cffe and nuld talad with cracker to orr it) guei present BUSINESS MACHINE SEJtVZCZ Office Supplies. Offtca Equip, meat Bualneu MochUie. IN HEPPNER lit & 3rd Week el Every Month DOM BALL. Set. DepL IM Mala SU HermUtoa Phone JO 7 51 14 SEE US FOR USED 17" and 21" TV SETS SOME WITH NEW PICTURE TUBES ONE NEW 23" HOFFMAN (Reg. $339) NOW $300 THE WEE TV SHOP RADIO and T.V. SERVICE WHITE SATIN Sugar 10 LB 98c mm LB. 59c LB. $ J17 Standby 46 ox. PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 4 for $1 1 . i - 12 ox. HALIBUT STEAK 49( LEMONADE 12 ox. Sixe n For $ 5 For $1 Tip Top 12 ox. ORANGE DRINK 3 For 89 OLD-FASHIONED FRANKS - - - 2 - 79 YOUNG STEER BEEF LIVER LB. 39 USDA CHOICE OR GOOD ROUND STEAK - 85 RUillP ROAST " 69 Standby 1 1 ox. Cans MANDARIN ORANGES 5 for $1 Fresh Corn ears v Sl 37cV:-'-.---V:J No. 1 PoMtoes 10 lb. 39c Fresh TOMATOES lb. 19c PRICES GOOD JULY 28 AND 29 PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET GREEN STAMPS WE GTVB SH GHZ STAMPS
