4 HtfrWf CAXCTTC TIMES, Jhsuviay, Jwlf V 11 f
Joe Hay, Lorraine TautfestJ
Married in Salem July l6 ill
Hardman News
The v nlilir.g of Mls L rralu white cUdiolu
! .1.1, .,. I -I ,..
,,f:l.frvl With
June Tutfct. daughter nf Mr
and Mr, lUljh L. Tuffil f
Indcpendente, and Jt David
llsv. .n f Mr. and Mrs. Jhr
A. 11 iy i f Salem. ai Mlcmnled
Sunday. July JO. at ! nrst
PaptM church In Salem.
Kev. Hen Owen officiated at
the 2.30 o'cl-sk ceremony.
Miss Janlo Albert, rousln of
the bride. Ili:htel the candle
She wutr a white flaked r
eamtv dre over taffeta, aecen
ted by a wlS I'lnk Mh.
for her msrrlaee. the bride
chow a gown of white pcau de
sole, fashioned with a full. Ire
ular skirt ending In a ehaiel
train. The bodice Mat enhanced
with an all over design of re
pmhrtildiTivl L'riikiMilnl Venetian
lure. stand-up collar and thri
quarter length liwet The bark
of the P(iwn was accented with
a bustle type Ih'W, A crown of
jM iirU and crystal held In dace
her fingertip Frcncii illusion veil,
She carried a Job's Daughters
Bible marked with a white or
chid and a cascade of stephan
otls.
Mrs. Karlccn Johnson was the
matron of honor and Miss Val
Leta Hay. sister of the groom
was the bridesmaid. They wore
June row brocade dresses made
with softly pleated skirts with
Ikw accents In front and boat
necklines. Their matching head
pieces were of tie bows with
pearl studded circular veils. They
carried semi crescent bouquets of
Ik-ant! Slider, rt4ll -r the, .
bude. wa the flwr elrl and I
he w. re a pink f ro. k with cum , x
nn-rbuftd ah
Jaimn l-rj;er wMcd a lel
man fr Mr II- uhcrs
wrte Karl Krhm and Vernon
( (MllO
At the rvcepliun whitli f-ll.w-ed
In the church axial hall.
Ml Alma Ktlid. aunt of the
er.s.rn and Mi. K. f MuMhill
i-.ur..,t. Mrs. Ilarel Miller, the
bfitle'a aunt, and Mr. KJmef
fiiiiiin aurt f ttie ernotn, tut
the cuke.
For traveling the btlde chose
a blue sheath dress with white
lopiMf and black patent acres
sories. Tlie riewlywed have Ix-en
seeing senlc ilnl In Oregon
mid Idaho and this week end
will be starting permanent resi
dence In Heppner.
Mr. ll.iv is the assistant county
agent, and In charge of the 4 If
woik here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ncls Anderson
.1. . ..... . .
were among ine . "
guests present for the ceremony
snd reception.
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July 27. 19C1
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT applica
tion was made on the
Uth day of July, 19G1,
by the Western Union
Telegraph Company to
the Federal Communi
cations Commission to
discontinue their tele
phone operated agency
office at Heppner, Ore
gon.
If applica tion is
granted, substitute ser
vice will be available by
telephone through the
Western Union Tele
graph Company's office
at Pendleton, Oregon,
or trie nearest open
Western Union office.
Any member of the
public desiring to pro
test or support the
closing of this office
may communicate in
writing with the Fed
eral Communicat ions
Commission, Washing
ton 25, D. C. on or be
fore August 16, 1961.
Dee Pettyjohn Feted
At Birthday Party
An outdoor lawn birthday
Dartv was fun-time ior uee
Pettvlohn. dauchter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn and her
friends who helped celebrate her
eighth birthday on Wednesday,
The girls enjoyed a noon pic
nic lunch topped with ice cream
cones after tne gur opening
which added excitement.
The afternoon continued with
games and ended with a swim
mine party at the pool.
Mrs. James Johnston asssited
Mrs. Pettyjohn during the party.
Guests were Barbara Payne,
Janet McCurdy. Becky Fulleton,
pam Johnston, Susan French,
Denlse Bloodsworth. Terry Petty-
John, Theresa Moore, and Larry
Pettyjohn.
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DONNA CA1L AVERT. bid.
lect of Larry Zx" fUch, soa
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert fatsch.
Couple's Engagement
Announced Here
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Avery of
Orient. III. announce the en
caiement of their daughter.
I.nna Call, to Sp. Larry Dean
KctH-h. urn of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Ketsch of Lexington. No def
inite date has been set for the
wedding.
Larry Dean and Mr. and Mrs.
Avery are visiting this ween at
the Fetsch home, while Larry
Dean Is on leave from service.
Birthdays Observed
At Jepsen Home
lone Mrs. Robert Jepsen was
hostess to a dinner party at their
ranch home on Sunday, July 23,
in honor of the birthdays of her
husband Robert, Mrs. Delmar
Crawford and Mrs. Ray Boyce.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Del
mar Crawford of Hermiston, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Boyce, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Tews, Gene Rietmann, Miss
Maxlne Munford, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnle Hedman, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Hall, Mr. and Mrs. David
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Riet
mann, Mr. and Mrs. Bob DoSpaln,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rietmann, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Palmateer and Mrs.
Eulenna Corloy and the Robert
Jepsens.
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Gardners Back Home
From Elks Conclave
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gardner
and son Leroy returned Friday
from a trip to the national Elks
convention at Miami, Fla.
Gardner reports that William
A. Wall was elected as grand
exalted ruler. Wall Is a business
man from Miami Beach, Fla.
There were 48 exal'.ed rulers from
the 51 Elks Lodges In the state
of Oregon at the national con
vention. In addition to the state
president.
Bill Brown was appointed dis
trict deputy for this area, ana
Bcrnle Urlie and Frank Hlse were
re appointed to their former po
sltlons.
They began their trip July 5
when Mr. and Mrs. Jack van
Winkle took them to Portland.
They were met there by Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Collins ol Hood Klver.
Flying by Jet from Portland to
Chicago, they changed planes
and flew on to Miami by Jet
with Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers
of Pendleton, total flying time
of 5'-i hours.
The Gardners spent two days
sightseeing In and around Miami
and returned by way of Shreve
port, La., stopping there for a
4 -day visit with friends. From
there they continued on to Dal
las, Texas, San Francisco and on
to Portland. After a 2-day stay
In Portland they were met there
by Bud Collins and taken to
Hood River where Mr. and Mrs.
Van Winkle picked them up for
the trip home.
Pastor Robinson
Installed Sunday
Hope and Valby Lutheran
churches were honored by the
presence of Dr. and Mrs. H. L.
Foss of Seattle on Sunday. Dr.
Foss is the president of the North
Pacific district of the American
Lutheran church. The visit was
for the purpose of officially In
stalling Rev. Kenneth J. Robin
son as pastor of Hope and Valby.
Following the service at Valby
a coffee hour was given and
members at Hope remained afte
the service for a potluck supper.
Dr. Foss was Impressed by the
work which has been done by the
two congregations which are a
part of the more than 210
churches in the district of 114
437 baptized members. The North
Pacific district covers nearly
three-quarters of a million
square miles and includes the
states of Oregon, Washington
and Alaska. Many churches In
Idaho are also included.
y CMAILOTTC WAUtEl
lUrJmn-Mr R1 Mr Jim
IUrn, Mrn r4 Jimmy wrtsl
tt Kntrr, f.r th wrrk-end
Vlr rl Mr. rr:r !!rs:h rf
Prndlrtun and TU-id Wilmn of
llei nrrr wrt Sunday rueu at
the horn trf Mr, and Mrs, Dartel
Vlnaon and Fran-
Mr. Deb McDanlrl went to
TuMirr Guard Station to help
ihjI durtnf th fire emergency.
Mr, I'mma Whit was in Pen
dleton Monday.
John Stevens had minor aur
eery on hU hand last week.
Mr. and Mr. WUbur Van
Blukland and Mr. and Ms, liar
old Wrljrhl had a birthday din
r r for Mr. and Mr. Archie Ball
honoring Archie's birthday. Sun
day. Dinner was served on the
lawn of the Van Blokland horn.
Mrs, Bb Stevens accompanied
her father. Bill Brlnda of Hepp
ner to Nampa, Idaho, July 15. to
attend the wedding -f a cousin.
Tricla Parley of Heppner. was
a house guest oi can nany ior
a couple of day.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDanlel
went to Pendleton. Friday.
Mr. and Mr. Doc Bobb, and
Mr. and Mr. Ray Wrleht drove
to Klmberly. Sunday after fruit.
The water shortage Is becom
Ing critical In this area. Ranchers
are beginning to worry aoout
their stock.
Jean Martin of lone, has been
helping at the Bart Clark home
during harvest.
Recent visitors at the Foster
Collins home were. Ttldy Van
Vlbber, Kathryn Blsbee and her
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bechdolt
nd Lynn Sawyer went to Pen
dleton Saturday.
Rose Collins Is confined to
her bed again.
Lynn Sawyer has been visiting
at the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan McDanlel. and Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian Bechdolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark
of Pendleton visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Clark Sun
day.
Ivan McDanlel was In
last week.
Mrs. Maxlne Mahon and fam
ily of Elgin spent the week at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam McDanlel.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDanlel
and family have moved to their
mountain cabin for the rest of
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Springer
went to Wyoming and surround
ing areas on their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Allen of
Redmond are week end guests at
the Bart Clark home. They have
completed an 8,500 mile trip,
traveling In 23 states. Mrs. Allen
is a sister to Mr. Clark.
Mrs. Ivan McDanlel and
AllIMtLT Of COD CHU8CM
IMnrr Wolfugton. '"
furvlay mhmd. 9 4 in
Morning wnrji. II in
Itrii.n rU 7 i p "
Tt ur.s) rvei.lng family rt
vl.e.
HOfE LUTHEHAM CHURCH
l!r. KclUtrtlt Kbllion. l'tnr
Alfalfa Street
WurhJp srrv ra. ir a m
Sunday hlnl, 9 4"V a m
LEXINGTON CMOBCM Of
CHBIST
Walter Smith. uaor
Sunday h..l. 10 00 a ir.
W.imhlp ll-fO a m.
Witnesses Schedule
Three-Day Assembly
The HermUton con cremation of
Jehovah's Witnesses have been
selected to host a three-day as
sembly to be held there August
4 6.
Presiding minister of the Her
mlston congregation. Ted Poland
stated. -Due to rapid growth of
the organization. It has been nec
essary to establish 54 new clr.
cults In the United States. The
delegate Invited to attend com
promise one of the new circuits
made up of nine congregations
In North-central Oregon and nine
In South-central Washington."
E. C, Kennedy, one of the
newly-appointed district min
isters, will act as chairman and
be the principal speaker on the
program.
The public Is Invited to attend
any or all of the sessions.
For the convenience of the ex
pected 1,000 visiting delegates.
the school cafeteria has been ob
tained and will be staffed by
volunteer workers from the la
congregations attending.
lAfTJST CtfUBCH
in in . m Sunday, fclble dy
ii ) . m. Sunday, fwrnlng
erv Uv,
SEVENTH PAT AOVENTMT
David Bauer, Pastor
Saturday service
Sabbath school. 9 30 A M.
Church service, 11. 00 A M-
"Oulet Hour" radio hadca
over KGO every ysumiay, a r as
CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST
Of LATTER DAT SAINTS'
Amatlcan L4tea Hall
KalKh J Richard, Br. President
Priest IimmI meeting. 8: a. m
Sunday Sth.-.l at 10:30 a m
Sacrament Service at 11-30.
CHURCH Of THE HAZARENE
Rev. M. Carlton Sober. Pastor
Sunday school 10 a m
Worship 11 a m.
Nazarene young people
lety 7:00 p m.
Evening service. 7:J p m.
Meeting In Seventh Day Ad
enlist church, fcvetyone ei
corns.
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH
Heppner
Kev Raymond Beard
Sunday Masses, 6:30 and 10
a m.
Weekday Masses. 7:30 a m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Charles V Knox, minister
Morning worship at 8:30.
Sunday School at 9:45.
VALIY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Hrv, Kenneth lu-bm-.n. '
Worship and JumU) "''
every Sunday at 9 X
IT WILLIAMS CHURCH
UIM
Rev KaynvHid be' t
Sunday M . Is f"
THE METHODIST CHUt
ew Austin M;h Pa
Morning wirblp. 9 "0 a
Church his4. I0;0i a.
m.
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10NC COMMUNITY CHURCH
Kev. Rod MacKeiuri. lt"
Church Sho. S rvuv. 3u.
children to Junior high ae.
Morning Worship summer
M-hrdule. 9 30 i. in
RLL SAINTS EFttCOfAL
CHURCH
The Rev. C. Bruce Spemer. Rector
Holy Communion naiiy tescept
Mondaysl 7:30 A. M. Sundas
7:30 and 10 A. M
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Say Whll tin ...
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Sammy were In Elgin ior a
Baker couple of days. '
Tom Manon ana uon earner
spoon stayed overnight at the
Sam McDanlel home, before
going to work for Lawrence
Beckett during harvest.
Mrs. Blaine Chapel and Cassie
went to Hermiston Saturday.
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Many Rooters Attend
Little League Games
Many parents and friends from
the community were in The
Dalles Friday and Saturday to
cheer the Little Leaeue team
1 there In the area playoffs.
j Going down were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Labhart, Mr. and Mrs. How
nrd Pettyjohn, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Sammy John
ston. Mrs. Merritt Gray, Shirley
Gaines, Mrs. Gene Hall, Ron
Leonnig. Parel Hudson, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Kilkenny. Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Rauch, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Lovgren. Mr. and Mrs. Art Stef
ani. Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner,
LaVerne Van Martef and mm, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Pratt and fam
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Bob Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Doherty. Mr. and Mrs Lewis
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