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HEP PNER GA2ETTC Couple United in Pretty Church Wedding . c.,i,,f i'.!,i,k'fi..lithuih.!Hu Linda llrlmUis-nrr. W- , - ' .7 W - 1 I f .... ' -" ' 1 A n H ; !. "1 : - :j2;iv3' L: . 1 MR. AND MRS. PATRICK EARL HAMMOND were united in marriage July IS at St Patrick's Catholic church, Heppner. The bride Is the former Mary Catherine Emert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Emert. lone, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Elsa Ham mond of La Grande. (Cole's Studio) CHANNEL 25. YAKIMA WILL SOON BE ON THE AIR WE WILL TEST YOUR LOCATION FREE AND WE CAN Supply You With All Needs To Receive This New TV Station SEE US NOW! The WEE Box 625 Heppner SIX FOR FOUR DURING MONTH OF AUGUST . DUAL 90 DURING THE MONTH NYLON. JET AIR OR WINTER TREAD TIRES already, the value will All Credit THE GENERAL) TIRE - TTMES, Tnuisday. Aifu.l J. t TV SHOP Ph. 6-9975 JET AIR GENERAL S ip OF AUGUST. YOU CAN PURCHASE FOUR GENERAL DUAL 90 TIRES AT REGULAR PRICES AND GET 2 TO FIT YOUR CAR FREE. (If you have winter tires be deducted from the set price.) Cards Accepted On This 6-4-4 Offer YOUR FORD'S T1HE SERVICE 16th & Emigrant Saint rlfiK rUM!W nuu-n. lj.iir, the le t double ring rwemuny on July H t P n. uniting Mary Cath rfin KineM. daughter ! Mr. and '.t MlH-il Knwrt, l-ne. and p.. 1 r irk Kail Hammond. n of Mf. i:is Hammond of La Oraiwie The Kev. Raymond rVard officiate! with Jim Swan n snd John Mci'lUgotl erlng si altar ts Ttie In He. tflvcn In marriage .y her father. heautifuliy iilf.il In h-r flxr length gown ,f thantllly lace with hiK point 11I luce sh-eves ami a filled lace tj.!. with sequin, and tiny -ed M-rls complimenting -walloped square neckline. Her nvlon Illusion f Insert ip veil was held In place by a pearl end rhlnesione trimmed crown. The l.n.Ie carried a bouquet of ess- (itilins ftrphanotl centered with a white orchid with lavender throat. the brldeJ. wore pearl earring of her grand- Wl.herell a M ttmuy. w mother's. Mr. Mary Kmert; Uton; Mr. and Mrs. Ctarenct M M. thing new. a simulated Roe and family. U (.rande; Miss . ' . f.L, : k .h- Judy Witherell. Pendleton; Un iToom: something uorrowea. while Jae handkerchief irom Mr. Rose Bergevln; something blue, a carter piven by Mrs. Ken Turner which Mrs. Turner wore at her wedding. A penny, minted in the vear of her birth, was Dliieed In her shoe by her father Matron of honor was Mrs. nose Brrgevln, lone. She wore a laven (r ballerina length dress with matching shoes and net headress, Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy Melwnld. Enterprise, and Miss Brenda Townwnd of lone. Both wore Identical ballerina length orchid dresses with matching shix's and net headresses. All hree attendants carried urn rclla shaped bouquets of lav ender carnations. Vickl Ekstmm of La Grande was flower girl. Mie wore an rchid dress with matching net headress and she carried a bas ct of lavender and white car ations. John llealy of Heppner was ringbearer. Best man was Charles Simp son of La Grande. Ushers were Bob Woodside of Maupln and orry Taal of La Grande. Miss Marguerite Glavey was organist, with Bill Kenny as sol- 1st. Both are from Heppner. The altar was beautifully banked with baskets of pink and lavender Glads. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Emert chose a beige sheath dress with bone white and tan accessories. The groom's mother wore a flowered dress of pink and lavender with a white hat and lavender shoes. Both wore orchid corsages. Grandmother of the bride wore a teal blue dress with pink rose bud corsage. Grand aunt, Mrs. Margaret Scott, Oakland, wore a green and tan suit with brown accessories and pink rose bud corsage. The reception, which followed In the parish hall, was conduc ted by the Heppner Altar Society. After the bride and groom cut the first piece of the four-tier cake, it was then served by Mrs. Phil Emert, lone, and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn, Arlington, both aunts of the bride. Pouring were Mrs. Angelo Locatl, Walla Walla, . . SAF-T-MILER GENERAL TIRE DEALER Pendleton Mr. Un Nhwari, llrj..rr and Mi. Uy Keeoe. Santa Calif, Presiding over the tfUt ble were Min Carul llnd. feclL and MU Sandy fca.hary. iVn dleiun. Mrs. Km Turner had chare of the gu-t huo- TU (room's cake was dutiibuted by Jerry llealy. Heppner. t'atihlne Hie blides bouquet was Ml Brenda Townsend. bridemald at the wedding. For her traveling riiM-nible the brld cho a thrr piece silk and linen suit of tx-ljre and tan with tan cveorles and a net hat. After a h1 wedding trip, the young couple will be at home In Heppner. Out of tiwn guests were: Mrs. Margaret Scott. Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Dee Kmert. Walla Walla: Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Lo- call. Walla Walla; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettvlohn. Arlington; Don Bver and daughter. Martha and Mrs. Seerln. Mllton Kreewater; Mrs and Mrs. Norman Swanson and family, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ekstrom. La Grande; MlhS Elizabeth Dicks. Madras; Miss Alyce Jack, La Grande; Miss Connie M a y n a r d, La Grande: Miss Vad Kelsoe. La Grande; Jeff Zlegenhagen, Mau pln; Miss Charlene Jones, Port land; Miss Sandy Zachary, Pen dleton; IX-lores Koc, La Grande; Tom -Jeanette, La Grande. Duvall Relations Here For Visit Mrs. Harry Duvall motored to Goldendale, Wti.. Sunday and Joined a group of 25 relatives at Booth Memorial State ram. Returning home with her for a two-day visit were her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Gibson, Fort Collins, Colo.; Oness Gibson, Yakima, Wn.; Mrs. Myrtle Albro, San Bernardino. Calif., brothers and sister of the senior Mr. Gib son who lost his life with eight of his family In a car accident south of Las Vegas, Nev., at the beginning of the July 4th holi days. Also coming home with Mrs. Duvall was her sister, Miss Lenna Waid of Stanfield, who returned home Monday. . On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Duvall took the Gibsons to Mit chell where they met their nephew, Cloy Gibson of Red mond. They went home with him for a visit and Mrs. Duvall returned to Heppner that even ing. Mark Labhart Invites Friends For Birthday Mark Labhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Labhart, entertained three boys for dessert at his home Friday evening in honor of his tenth birthday. The boys completed their even ing of fun with a movie at the theater. Mark's guests were . Mike Smith, Larry Pettyjohn, Kevan and Kent Pratt, although Kevan was unable to attend because of the mumps. GET TWO WINTER THEAD TIRES FREE John Day; Mr. I 1 J 9th & Chestnut Walla Walla Reception Honors Former Teachers Orf JO Euet attend-d a re ceptbm July 25 at the Ralph Scott home when Mr, and M- Sriii ro hotvd orn hue with Mr. and Mr. Adrian Iiechdoll In hunt of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Jut-tt and two daughters. The Juctts are both former teachers here. Krom WJ through I'd:! he was urlmtial of the grade school and she was home Miinumlt-s leadier. They now make their home at Union City Indiana-Ohio, where he Is super Intendent of school. The family stopped off here as hou guests of the Scotts for two days while on a trip to Los Angeles, an1J enjoyed seeing many former pu (lis and their parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. l. Ncill enter talned the Juetts at lunch also on Tuesday noon before the afternoon and evening reception. Princesses Are Guests At Chief Joseph Days ION E Mr. and Mrs. John Eubanks took their daughter. Sandra, and Marlene Fetsch. both redeo princesses, to Joseph on Friday for the Chief Joseph Days celebration. They remained through Saturday for the parade in which the entire Heppner court participated. Mrs. Eubanks reported that approximately 100 girls of royalty were on hand lor the affair. All girls and relatives attended a luncheon on Saturday following the parade, and all were guests at the Saturda afternoon show, in which each and everyone was Individually Introduced. These girls represen ted royal courts from all over the west. Sandra competed Friday and Saturday In the barrel race, but did not place. Her horse that she ordinarily rides In these events Is suffering a slight limp. It necessitated her using a horse less experienced. Sandra Harshman At FHA Meeting The executive council of the Oregon Association of the Future Homemakers of America began a five-day meeting at Delake Mon day, according to Miss Bertha Kohlhagen, director of Home Ec onomics in the State Department of Education. The nine member council in cludes Sandra Harshman, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lverett Harshman, P. O. Box 335 of Heppner. Sandra is state parlia mentarian of the Future Home makers of America. The council, headed by Mary Virginia Speckhart, of La Grande high school, will formulate plans for the 17th annual state meet ing of FHA to be held at Oregon State University next spring. A special state and district of ficers' workshop will be held at the high school at Taft August 3 to plan for district meetings to be held this fall. CLEARANCE SHORT SLEEVE Sport Shirts S-M-L-XL OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF MANY COLORS, PATTERNS AND MATERIALS REG. $g95 NOW $2 REG. $95 NOW $g Q REG. WILSON'S MEN'S WEAR "THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE" HEPPNER StVtJfTa DAT ADVENTWT David Bauer, Pastor Satu.ay aervMVe Rabbath actio'. 9 J A M Church service, 11:00 A M. "Quirt Hour" radio broadct over KC.O every Sunday, P M iaftist aroiCH lO.uu a. m. Sunday. Bible Mudy. 11:00 . m. Sunday, momlrtf sen Ice. CHURCH Or JESUS CHRIST Or LATTER-DAT lAIIfTS' Amectcoa Le?loa Hall Ralph J Richards. Br. President Priesthood meeting. 8:30 a, m Sunday School at 10:30 a. m. Sacrament Service at 11:30, ST PATRICK'S CHURCH Heppner Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masses, 6:30 and 10. 1 m. Weekday Masses, 7:30 a m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Charles V Knox, minister Morning worship at 8:30. Sunday School at 9:45. VALBT LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Kenneth Robinson, pastor Worship and Sunday school every Sunday at 9:00 a tn. ST WILLIAMS CHURCH lone I Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masses. 8:13 a m. THE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Austin McGhee. Pastor Morning worship, 9:00 a. m. Church school, 10:00 a. m. IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Rod MacKcnzie, pastor Church School Service, 9:30. children to Junior high age. Morning Worship summer schedule, 9:30 a. m. ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH The Rev. C. Bruce Spencer, Rector Holy Communion daily (except Mondays) 7:30 A. M., Sundays 7:30 and 10 A. M. Dr. C. M. Wagner and family drove to Portland where they at tended the Saturday session of the Seventh-day Adventist camp meeting. He flew his plane back following the 100 hour checkup. Mrs. Wagner brought the family home Sunday. Mrs. Robert Snow and children have returned from attending the 10 day Seventh-Day Adven tist annual camp meeting in Portland. While there Mrs. Snow took her daughter Carla, 4, to the Oregon Medical School each day for a one hour treatment. Carla is a victim of cerebral palsy. Her left side is paralyzed, but she is showing Improvement. $ff95 NOW $ 3.95 CHURCH Or TMt NA2ARCNC Rev. M. Carlton Sober. l'ator Sunday school 10 a in. Worship nam. Naxarene your peoples . lely 7:00 p m. Kveidng service. 7:30 p m. Meeting In Seventh Day Ad- vrntist church. Every come. ASS EM I LT Or COD CHURCH Homer Wolflngton. pator Sunday school. 9 45 m. Morning worship. Il:0 a in. Evening service 7. p m Thursday evening, family ser vices, 7:3a HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Kenneth Robinson, patdor Alfalfa Street Worship services, 11:00 a m. Sunday school. 9:43 m. LEXINGTON CHURCH Or CHRIST Walter Smith, oaator Sunday school. 10:00 a in. Worship 11:00 a m. July 27. 1961 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT applica tion was made on the 14th day of July, 1961, 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 the 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. N. Main Heppner
