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Br jo rrmrjOHN
XOW I know exactly how thai
old turkey bird felt ai he was
put In the oven! ! iuu know.
tuffed! Like Thanksgiving on
Thursday, family potlui-k at the
Uki on haturday. ami Thsnss
clung again on Sunday! Well.
gal. Just toss these dicta out
the window lor the next month.
then make a new resolution n
New Years! !
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DESSERT DUPLICATE bridge
wn featured at the LaVerne
van Marter home November 19.
lour tables in play. Guests In
eluded Bert and Gwen Huff. Bill
nd hhlrley Blake, Dr. and Rita
Wolff, Gordon and LaFyrne
cratt, toniey and VI Lanham
Dick and Inez Meador, and
Lowell and Dee Cribble. Inei and
VI won high for north-south and
LaVerne and LaFyrne won high
Mist-west, and looks as If It was
the gals' night to win! !
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MAY HARTMAN was honored at
a coffee and handkerchief
going away party last Tuesday
iternoon. I amine Matheny and
Donna McCurdy were hostesses
at the MeCurdy home. They serv
ed coffee and cookies to the
guests as they visited with May
during the afternoon. Friends
attending were Betty Glmbel,
Beth Van Scholack, Edna Fetsch,
Dee Cribble, Marge Gardner. Ro
berta Dougherty, Mary Ellen
Myers, Jae Flatt, Nadine O'Brien
and Sandy Robinson. May and
her family left Saturday for their
nome in Toledo.
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FRIDAY EVENING Cher! Hart
man was treated to a Pizza
farewell party at the Joe Hartle
home with Shirley Carlson as
hostess. Students present for the
occasion were Jim Steagall. Bob
Davidson, Diane MeCurdy, Bruce
Moyer, anara Klchards, LeRoy
Gardner, Shan Applegate, and
Dick Springer.
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LATER FRIDAY evening the jun
on behalf of the Junior class le
freshments of chips and dips and
pop were served during the dan-
ring party, i guos cneri was
really surprised, she doesn'
answer by name too well!
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WHEN TALKING to Shirley Cox
anout ner parents weeding an
nlversarv, she said the wedding
cake was still In Walla Walla!
It seems each of Shirley's sis
ters thought the other was going
to bring it over, due to a mix-up
of the bakery Instructions! Oh
well, they had five pies and
seven cakis. plenty to celebrate
the anniversary and daughter
Clintas birthday.
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BILLY WOLFF, son of Mrs. W,
H. Wolff, celebrated his 10th
birthday with a sandwich sup
per and blrthdav cake at his
home November 19. Boys present
for fun and good things to eat
with Billy were Robbie Abrams,
Kevin Dick, LaVerne Van Marter,
Philip Ayres. Bill Greenup. Tom
my Cleveland. Matthew Murray,
Bobby Peck. Shelley, Kelley, and
Tommy woiri.
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ANOTHER 10-yearold, Robbie
Abrams, celebrated his birth
day with a dinner for the boys
and a movie at the theater, icob
ble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Abrams, had as guests. Bill
Greenup, Billy Wolff, Johnny
Johnston, LaVerne Van Marter,
Kevin Dick, and Matthew Mur
ray.
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON bridge at
the tlks drew six and one-half
tables in play which followed the
family dinnei of roast beer. Win
ners were Conley and VI Lan
ham, high for north-south. Isa
belle Davis, Condon, and Helen
Lindsay, Hermlston, were second.
Laurel Van Marter and Gordon
Pratt were high east-west with
Ed and Rachel Dick second.
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MEXICAN menu was the treat
for the Greenup's elk hunting
LORA LKE Stotts entertained
larg group of eighth grad
friends with a party at the Tee
Club Friday night. They enjoyed
game, dancing and refresh,
men!. l!jy Junes won the door
prie. Chaperone were Mr. and
Mrs. Ilftirv Stutt. Mr. and Mr.
Ivrtti Oilman, and Mrs. Claire
O'DonnelL
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FAMILY POTLl'CK at the Elks
Saturday night entertained
Mime Mi j-t raoiia at a delicious
supper with roast Iteef as the
meat dish. The children were
treaied t free tickets to the
mo ie while the parents were en
terttilncd at the lodge.
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KENNY AND Sharon Cutsforth
were honored at their new
home on Willow Creek with a
houseu arming party Saturday
night. They were given three
bronze kes for their fireplace
wall. Guests were Ken and Jean
Ann Turner, Fritz and Janice
Cutsforth. Pat and Karen Cuts
forth, Jimmy Karlene Miller,
John and Mickey Mollahan, Bob
and Vesta Cutsforth. They enjoy
ed an evening of cards, visiting
and refreshments.
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JOHN AND MAY Hartman wer
honored at a ferewell party
at the Bob Flatt home with La
Verne and Laurel Van Marter as
co hosts. Tliey were given a chip
'n dip set from the guests whicn
Included Jim and Mary Ellen
Mvers. barrel and Alvlna Tad
berg. Roberta Doherty. and Jim's
parents. Mr. ana Mrs. james
Myers of Pocatello, Idaho.
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I HEARD several say they made
the fruit cake from the column
lost week and this week I have
uncooked fruit cake recipe which
I got from Mrs. Dee Jones. Mar
llvn served it to us about two
years ago and I have wanted to
try it myseii. it is very gooa ana
so easy to make!
No-Bake Festive Fruit Coke
Put into a bowl and let stand
until needed:
'.. r pvanorated
Bill Pettyjohn, Dixie Machenheimer
Exchange Vows in Seattle Wedding
ior class sponsored a dance for party at the Don Greenup home 18 t cloves
in.
a c evanoraiea mus
16 large or 80 small marshmal-
lows. If large marsnmauows,
must be finely cut.
Put into a large bowl:
4 doz. 2V graham crackers roll
ed into fine crumbs
V t cinnamon
V t nutmeg
the alumni and high school stu
dents in the Episcopal parish
hail. As a surprise to Chen Hart
man, she was honored at this
farewell dance and presented a
large stuffed poodle from Mar
lene Fetsch and Shirley Carlson
Long Distance Nation-Wide
Moving Service
Mayflower Agents
Padded Vans
PENLAND BROS.
TRANSFEB CO.
Pendleton, Oregon
Phone CR 6-3111
Saturday evening. Tasty foods
included tortillas, chili and fri-
joles, and I heard the chef was
Dick Meador! Guests were Stan
ley and Shirley Cox, Dick and
Lorna Borman, LenRay and Ann
Schwarz, Dick and Joan Fob
ison, Wayne and Glennls Snyder,
Ron and Shirley Gray, Carl and
Dolorls Thorpe, Eddie Brosnan,
Butch Laughlin, Judy Brannon,
Ileen Wyman, Vern Evans, Dick
and Inez Meador, Don and l ol
leen Greenup.
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TALKING ABOUT two Thanks
givings, what about two on the
same day! Ask Jeanne Lovgren!
She said Jimmy could eat both
times but by the second dinner,
she could only snack a little!
And then some couldn't eat at
all, like the Calvin Sherman
children. They had their tonsils
removed the day before!
finely
a c oaies, uneiy cui
1 c raisins
34 c walnuts, broken
13 c candied pineapple,
cut
13 c candied cherries, finely cut
2 T candied orange peel, finely
cut
Add milk mixture, mix with
spoon, continue mixing with
hands until all crumbs are mois
tened. Lino with waxed paper, a
5-cup loaf or tube pan, and press
mixture firmly into place. Dec
orate top with additional nuts
and fruits, cover tightly and chill
for two days before slicing. Keep
refrigerated. Makes one 2Y id.
cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien and
daughter Sherri Lynn visited her j
sister and family, Air. ana Mrs.
Delbert Parks, at Lebanon over
Thanksgiving.
3 DAYS ONLY! BEGINS DEC. 4th
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yours for 1.35 for the first, 1.25 for
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Dixie Mn lene Mukenhelmer.
daughter tf Mr. and Mm. Henry
Machenheimer, ."M-atile. arid Wil
liam iv.in Pettyjohn. Sattle. on
of Mr. and Mr, ltaymond petty.
John, Arlinrton. were united In
marriage N'oxember 1 in a
quiet family ceremony in Seattle,
ftev. feci I Morrlston read the
afterntHn double-ring nuptials
in the Free Methodist church.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father. chise a two piece
gray suit with tuacK aeeciorie
and white carnation corsage, and
small white hat with halo veil.
Maid of honor was Betty Petty
john. Arlington, sister of the
groom, who wore a blue bro
caded dress with full skirt and
white carnation corsage.
Best man was Henry Mach
enheimer. Jr., Seattle, brother of
the bride.
A wedding dinner was held
for the newlyweds and guests
in a down-town Seattle restaur
ant.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Machenheimer and children.
Henry, Jr., Fred Donald, and
Sharon; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mach
enheimer, grandparents of the
bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Pettyjohn and Betty.
HEPFNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday. November 34 1961
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DEAN
PETTYJOHN, whose marring
was solemnised November 12
in Seattle.
The young couple reside In
Seattle where the groom is sta
tioned at the U. S. Coast Guard
district office and the bride Is
assistant buyer for the Wigwam
Department stores.
Comhuj Cvcnts
fMDAY. Doc. 1
Bctxkoli. Ledj holL 1:00 b m.
aoyol Arch Momu, Ledge halL
JO p- ru-
5uttlu;i. Madiaa. beta. 1:?9
and 1:00 p. m.
SATURDAY. Doc 2
four H etltcert trotmna, Catholic
parun halL 1:00 a. BV.
Bo.ketball. Madras. hie. 6;30
and t.00 ix m.
OES Social. Lodge halL lt4S p. m.
square aance club, Wrangleti
building, 1:00 p. m.
Episcopal Basaar and luncheon.
parish halL 11:00 a. m.
MONDAY. Dec 4
nainoow. Lodge ball. 7:00 p. m.
wnamner ol Commerce. Wagon
wneei. noon.
TUESDAY. Dec S
Wranglers. Clubhouse, 1:00 p. m.
lieppner brade School Program.
8:00 p. m high ecbool gym.
Odd Fellows. Lodge balL 1:00
p. m.
Rhea Creek extension unit
Grange halt 10:30 a. m.
Soroptuuiit Wagon WbeeL noon.
Mr. end Mrs. Arnold Mlby end
children Kathy and Susan fpt'nt
Thanksgiving holiday In l'irt
land visiting friends and rela
tives. Saturday Melby attended
an OKA conference on teacher
salaries. ,
Birthday Is Occasion
For Surprise Party
Ft iends of Cher) I MeChee.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
MfGhee, met at her home Mon
day exenlng to surprise her wiih
a party on the anion cf her
It'.th birthday. Kefreshments and
games were enjoyed during the
esenlng. After Ix-lng calleU
away from home briefly, she was
hoiu'red with well wishes upon
her return.
Surprising her with greetings
were ( arol Kurkenblne, Juuy
Smith, Lora Lee Sumner. Francen
Heath, Kodney Ayers and BUI
Sherman.
Lexington Club Plans
Christmas Program
A different kind of Christmas
program is planned for the meet-
ng of the Lcxtneton Co-op Bid
dies on Monday, December 4, at
l.'Mi p. m. at the Lexington city
hall. F.ath member Is asked to
bring a favorite Christmas recipe
and with it a sample of the
finished product to share with
the others.
Reports will be given on the
recent Hen House Fair In Port
land, and members will work
on their unfinished projects.
DEL MONTE
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CAKE
3 F0R $1
DUNDEE
aKGaPJE 5 for $1
DURKEE'S
MAYONNAISE qt. - - 49
TOT PK
CHICKEN
BEEF
TURKEY
PORK
5 FOR
CELLO
CARROTS 3 for 25
2 LB.
29c
FRESH
CAULIFLOWER Head
Texas Pink
GRAPEFRUIT JQ For ggc
Picnic Style
PORK ROAST LB.
Fresh
PORK HOCKS LB. jgc
PORK STEAK lb. Qc
FRESH
SPARE RIBS Lb.---43
SAUSAGE
ROLLS
H for 1
PRICES GOOD DEC. 1 AND 2
PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288
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1 low prices and S&H
2 Green Stamps
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