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v. . i ! V s V i HtrrNCR GAZETTE TIM tl. nuidt. Af J11 To Attend Meeting Of lone Garden Club call m t2M io trrrrjoiw Schaad-Stout Vows Read In Pendleton Church AND MRS. Paul Stout were married In the First Christian urch. Pendleton, July 22. The bride U the former Carol LouIm load, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Larry Scbaad of Pendleton. groom is tne ion oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles stout of Heppner. (Photo by Swan) inion Brings Many atives to Baker sTucker Picnic atives of the Collins Tucker coming from far and near, ired at the Baker city park ly, July 30, for their second at reunion picnic. t day was spent in visiting n renewing family acqualn- a. ending this year were Mr. Mrs. Art Michel, Susanvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Con ind Floyd, Hermlston; Mr. Mrs. Irvin Michel and fam Payette, Ida.; Miss Alice Potlach, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad and family. Union; ,nd Mrs. Raymond Gross and ty, Fruitland, Ida.; Mr. and tMark Conrad, Enterprise; f Bruce Lockhart, Angel p, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad, Middleton, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl M c D a n 1 e 1 s and Georgina, Mrs. Elsa Leathers, Mrs. Dorothy Baily, Mrs. Jessie Lovgren and Mrs. Opal Cook, all of Heppnen Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reld and Laurel Wenatchee, Wn.; Mrs. Belle Dearinger, Tacoma. Wn.; Mrs, Lucy Wickworth, Vlsalia, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pennington and son, Baker; Mrs. Gertrude Bevick, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Adams, Baker; Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and family, Mllton-Freewater; Chris Wilsox. Tacoma, Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. Collins Tucker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shafer, Judy and Irene Lampklns, Mrs. George Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lind- ley and Lila, all of La Grande. In 1962, the reunion will be held on the last Sunday in July. moos? & 0(0 Only the R ONSON BUTANE CAS S LIGHTER Has Thh! Fnaerft'o Acfusfube Fame NO TOOLS NO TOIL I A touch of tt Anger and th flam b loll or ihort, at yom with, for o'jo. rtrttt, cigart or plpn. Fuels in Seconds Lights for Months On intrant Man gc mjKtio. gives thovtandt of citan-burning flghtt. Am) flH it end forg.t iri ONLY i $95 f) PAY NIXT VIAl' WEEK "Something from the Jeweler's. Is always something special r OT JEWELERS WE GIVE SSH GREEN STAMPS l".ir. i UutM Schaad. daughter ft Mr ant Mr. Larry Schaad of IVndU-um. recharged wedJing iws with Paul Janw Stout. aon if Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stout of Met imer. July 22 at an after rHK.n lutlf rinjj ceremony read ty the l'.fv Carman M-ll. pastor at the First Chritlan thunh In IVndltlon. The bride, Klvi n in marriage by hi-t father, More white tulle and laie ith fitted bodice, tweet heart netkline trimmed with jH-arl and sequlna, cap sleeves and full length bouffant aklrt Her walnt length veil was held with a pearl crown and she wore miitthliit; ntltts rarrylnit a bou quet of gardenia, pink roaea, lily of the valley and bouvardla. Maid of honor was Miss Nor ma Gollyhorn of Irrlgon. She wore a full lengtn pinK nocaea nylon over taffeta with matching mlttf and carried a noaegay of pink ruses and lily of the valley. lU'st man was Len Ray Schwarz of Heppner and ushers were Don Illermhe, Alfred Furat and Garry Schaad. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Larry Straughan. The reception followed In the Fellowship hall in the church and was arranged by the Mo thers Club of the church using decorations to carry out the pink and white color scheme. Cutting the four-tier cake was Mrs. Elmer McCormack of Beav erton. grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Don Hlersche. Pouring wore Mrs. Dean Swan, Mrs. Col lins Tucker of La Grande, Mrs. James Parry, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. M. A. Kottmeier of Portland, great aunt of the bride. Beverly Schaad of La Grande, cousin of the bride, was In harce of the guest book. The gift table was attended by Mary Ann Storie and Merlene Teasley, assisted by Bill Schaad and Johnny Swan. The brides mother, Mrs. Schaad was attired In a beige ribbon knit dress with gold ac ccssorlcs and wearing a corsage of Talisman roses and garden as. Mrs. Stout, the groom's mo ther, wore a pale pink dress with white accessories with a corsage of pink roses and gardenias. Following a wedding trip to Canada the young couple will be at home in Pendleton after Aug Guests included the bride's randparents, Mrs. Lucy Schaad of Newberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCormack of Beaverton. Other guests from out of town ere: Miss Elsie Schaad, Van couver, Wn; Mr. and Mrs. George McCormack, Bend; Mrs. M. A. Kottmeier. Portland; Mr I A flumoner and Mr. Helen Clump ner. Spokane. Wn.! Mr. and Mr. Colllna Tucker. Mr. Roland &haad. Mla Beverly Schaad. and Mr. and Mr. John Ryon. Mr. and Mr. K. W. Mile and Mr. Jim Palmer, EnlerprUe; Mr. and Mr. Charles Mout ana Mr. and Mr. Len Ray Sha, Heppner; Mr. and Mr. M. U Hadwtck. Mr. Howard Golly, horn. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Curtis. Mis Marry Gerberdlng. all of Irrlgon; Ml Sharon Scully. For eat Grove; Michael Crouter. I'ma tilla; and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inne. Hermlston. After the wedding and recep tion out of town friends and rel ative were guests at an Informal buffet given by the bride's par ents at their home In the Mon tee addition. IO.ST The ln Garden flub a ill meei at the r.ume if Mr. Halter U'hyrs pn iueay. Auj UM R with Mr. Ranald Uih.-p as Co hoktek. The International Farm Youth I'vihitfife student. MUs Mrl Vut.'ire von R-i,en of Colmar l't LuvemlHHjrg. Germany will tie a guest, Marie Is adapted In keveral language Including the I.')iluh language. She has been raiwM on a farm and know wheat farming, rooking as well as other intereting frature HhU-h she will tell about. She will ghe a talk cm gardening In Luxembourg. The young student will be house guet at the home of Mr. and Mr. FredrUk Martin and family during her stay In our county. The Martins will motor to Corvallls this week-end to bring Mla von Roesgen to lone. She will be a guest f r three weeks and will be here during our fair time. Mrs. Lona Fadbera of loo and Mrs. Loren Hale and daughter Marlam Lt-avenwood of Albany, were caller at the Alfred Troed- son home on Saturday afternoon. Bergstrom Families Gather In Tho Dalles ICNE The Dalle wai the aeao of family picnic tn hon of the Heftrom on Jiunday. Fmm the K-ne a;e attendlrg were, Mr and Mr. Roland efg iron and family. Mr. and Mr Art Strfanl and family, Mr. and Mm Carl Bercstrvm and Ml l.ltd Qulmty. ttli rumtng fioin a aUiance wete. Mr. and Mi. tUib Cuthran and family of Yakima, Norman U-itiii-tn of Rrouklng and th f,. II. wlng from Portland, Mr. and Mr. Don liergttrom and child ren. Mr. and Mr. Bill Rcrgttrom Mr. and Mr. Arthur Bergitrom and children. Mr. Wayne Berg kinm and children and Mr O. G. lurgstrom. O. G. Bergstrom ms unable to attend due to his convalescence to a recent aur gery. He la reported In satisfac tory condition. Attending th Blealunaa (ana lly reunion picnic at Emigrant State Park on highway 30 Sun day were Mr. and Mr. Glenn Itby. Heppner. and Mr. and Mrs. Hershall Townsend and family, lone. About 50 were present Mr. and Mr. Marvin Bard. Tbe Dalle, are hou-v guest this week of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott. In Nurie's Training Paula Barak, daughter ct Mr. and Mr. Barak of lelr. ton, ha been accepted 14 enter the basic degree nursing program at the I'nhmlty ft Oregon rVtww-l -f Nursing this fall. She wtll be among a rlas of 103. the largest entering class In the school s his tory. The rlas al show a 25 pmrent IruTease wer last ) ear's record l iana of M. accord ing to dlmtor Jean V- Boyle. Mts Barak receded her pre suming education at Oregon State l'nherlty. Birthday Party Held For Doug Gunderson Tlve Eddie Gunderson home was the Kene of a party fur their son Doug and hi friends In honor tf his sixth birthday. The youngster enjoyed game, one being a treasure hunt, and refreshments of rake and Ice cream. Doug's birthday guest were Greg Barry. Terry and Judy Pratt. Tod Cox, Doug Gonty, and David Gunderson. Mr. and Mr. Mareta Boyd. The Dalle, are houseguests this week of her parenta. Mr. and Mr. Ralph ScotL Silver Creek Scene Of Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adklns at tended the Canoy family reunion at Silver Creek Falls on Sunday, and were accompanied by Mrs. Purdy Casebeer and daughter, Mrs. Joyce Townsend and two children. They met their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crismon In Portland and spent the night Sunday with them before return' ing to Heppner. One of the oldest members of the Canoy family name, Bill Canoy of Boise, also made the trip to the reunion. First Birthday Honored With Party Little Miss Tina Connor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor gan Connor, celebrated her first birthday with a party on Tues day. August 1. Tina was delighted in opening the many gifts, playing games with her small friends and shar ing birthday refreshments. Those attending were her sis ter, Trade Connor, Allen, Lisa and Connie Lee Burkenbine, Kale and Mike Buschke, Lynn and Butch Sawyer, Barbie, Kyde and David Allstott, Kay and Dale Munkers and Billy Hutchens. Bridge Winners Told At Elks Tournament The Elks sponsored Sunday evening, an invitational dupli- i cate bridge meet with Hermlston and Condon players participat ing with eight tables In play. Winning high for north-south were Mrs. Bruce Lindsay, Her- miston, and Mrs. Isabel Davis, Condon. Second high went to Mrs. La Verne Van Marter and Mrs. Bill Labhart, Heppner. The winners for east-west were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pratt high, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ward, Hermls ton, second high. Prior to the bridge play, the Elks dining room served a spec ial familv dinner between the I FOOT -LONG FRANK UE1S b OF EACH FOR A DOLLAB VALUE USDA GOOD T-B0NE STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK RIB STEAK ASSORTED LUNCH MEAT USDA CHOICE LB. 89 1 1 ' f pkg. 55 h HILLS BROS. G0FFEE LB. 63c 2 LB. $i25 i F 4 BISQUICK Velveeta Cheese LB. LOAF 7c 79 FLAVRPAC iftrewbeiriries S for $1 SWANSON'S T V DINNERS CHICKEN BEEF OR TURKEY 49c -Fresh Vegetables LETTUCE 2 HEADS 25 GREEN ONIONS 2 BUNCHES 9C tolli) Ciri EARS LB. 17 TOMATOES . . . . PRICES GOOD AUG. 4-5 PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET dpi GrtEBN KMMP9 hour of 4:00 and 7:00 p. ra.
