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1 tf Social Lites - - CALL 6-9228 or 6-9284 by Jo Couple Repeats Vows At High 'Noon Mass In lone February 16 Sharon Lee Crabtree, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crab tree of lone, and William Gelinas of Condon Radar Air Base and son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gelinas of Manchester, New Hampshire, exchanged wed ding vows at a high noon mass n St. Williams Catholic church jn lone Saturday, February 16. Father Raymond Beard read the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white nylon and lace dress with fitted bodice, sabonna neckline 1 extending to a point at the wrist, and floor length skirt with tiers of nylon edged with bands of lace, studded with sequins. Her fingertip veil fell from a double tiered tiara of lace trimmed with pearls and sequins. She carried a heart shaped bouquet ieu roses ana wnite carna tions. She also carried a hand kerchief that belonged to her grandmother, Mrs. Blanche Scheelar. She wore a tiny gold cross, a gift of the groom. Maid of honor was Judy Mor gan, bridesmaid was Linda Halv orsen and junior bridesmaid was Cynthia Scheelar. They wore red velveteen dresses and red satin pumps, with white halo hats and carried heart-shaped muffs with corsages of red roses. The candle lighters were twin sisters, Judy and Jane Scheelar, wearing wiine velveteen dresses and white satin pumps. The flower girl was Nancy Scheelar in red velveteen dress with fur head band and carried a heart-shaped muff with red rose corsage. The ring Dearer was Ashley McCabe, in a white dinner jacket. Best man was Rudy Mundy. Ushers were Ronald Crabtree and Robert Guzzo, with John Scheelar and David Baker, assistant ush ers. Altar boys were Mike Da vidson and Jim McElligott. The groom, best man, ushers, ring bearer and father of the bride were all attired in white dinner jackets and black trousers. The groom's boutenniere was a white carnation from the bride's bou quet, with other attendants MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM GELINAS (Coles Studio photo) wearing red rose buds. jvirs. David Baker played the weddins march ied Mrs. Glenn Biehl who sang "Ave Maria "Ppon. rv.. . r.- feet Life," "0 Perfect Love" and "Panis Angelicus." The church was decorated with baskets of red and white glad iolus and the two altar bouquets n-L-ic me same, witn white can dles in the candelabras. The hrirln loft ho- ,.. - ncait- shaped bouquet at the base of church was over the next day. j iic leuepuon was neid in the church basempnt with tha Alto Society takine chamo Tim serving were Mrs. Rosetta Palm ateer, Mrs. June Crowell. Mrs. Beverly Dougherty, Mrs. Rath erine Emert, Mrs. Eunice McElli gott, Mrs. Joyce Snyder, Mrs. Ida Salter, Mrs. Flossie Marick and Mrs. Rose Baker. Cutting and sprvino nf tha fnnr.t mJ i V , I ucme was jurs. Lewis Halvorsen wun mzn wua ima ureen nav- v. iuiic aim ivii.s. rtrrn o Miin. ntc ocluiiu. uuu iiifinuei.N av HERE WE are again at the busy time of the year with manv school activities, club meetings, and clubs organizing for the summer programs. Of great in terest is the up-coming band carnival April 13. A fun-time for all and the money will be used to buy band uniforms and schol arships. Then, of course, this is garden and lawn time, and the fruit trees will soon be blossom ing out. Ever try planting small field with a hand seeder some fun and I'm sure a good exerciser as you go at a fast walk with your arm winding a crank! n n n THE GOLFING gals are organiz ing for the spring and summer play at a meeting Friday morn ini? at the homp nf Kav AniW son. All golf members and any one interested in joining the golf club are urged to attend this coffee get acquainted hour ai a a.m. inosp not hav no riaes out are asked tn rai rnrW Norene or Mane McQuarrie, O O n HAZEL HAMLIN anH FdHa Map Lovtrren werp mipsta at hriHcp ciuo iriciay night at the home oi inez Meaaor. Kay Robinson won hitrh. and Lillian Sumolr was second high. Others in on the play were Bebe Munkers, Jean Bennett, June Bellenbrock, and Inez. ooo 'TIS SPRING, and all women's hearts turn tn thp thniiuht nf a new Snrincr rlrpss' Paulino Mn(h. eny said she knew she shouldn't try on tnat dress because it would fit! She had been eyeing this one for several rlavs anr! finally got "courage" enough to iry it on, and sure enough, the dress did fit! n n n WITH MEASLES at the Bill Cox nome, Winnifred swit c h e d bridce turns with Rachel nick last week tn pntprtain Ihn Fyoudas and Fidas club. Rachel met at the home of Mrs. Lu- w..,. j. union. i.iuiung together for birthday cake and to extend her their good wishes were Mrs. Prudy Casebeer, Mrs. Tom Frat ers, Mrs. Irene Availl, Wates berg, Wn., and Mrs. Parrish. 0 0 o HAVE YOU wondered many a time how to get the first pickle OUt Of a tightlv nurknH ir? Here's a tip I picked up the other day: bend up the ends of an old fork which may be used to lift up the pickles. Mrs. E. E. Gontv nrM cnn Doug, and Mrs. and son, Allen, went to Boavpr. ton Wednesday tn vicit m,,.. Gonty's mother, Mrs. C. F. Hem rich. Thursdav th Tom Sargent at Cutler City and muay juis. uuniy spent the day with her sister, Mrs. B. J Al tishin,, Portland, before rpturn. ing home Saturday. Mrs. Mc Cabe visited her brother-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. (Bob) McCabe in rnrnnlinc Coming Events FRIDAY. March 29 High school baseball. Riverside nere, a:JU. Little League meeting, Turner, van Marter and Bryant office 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY, March 3(1 High school baseball. Riverside ai coaraman, 12:30. Triple Link bake sale. MONDAY. April 1 Chamber of Commerce, Wagon Wheel, nnnn. Rainbow, Masonic hall, 7:00 p.m. cyiun ana Auxiliary potluck, Leaion hnll 7-nn n -j , WW tXit , School budget hearina. court. house, 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY. Anril 9 Wranglers, club house, 8:00 p.m. DANCE AT HARDMAN March 30 Music By Roy's Band Supper Served 3 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, March 28, 1963 Heppner AFAAM, lodge 8:00 p.m. hall-WSCS. p.m. WEDNESDAY, April 3 Odd Fellows, lodge hall, 8:00 p. m. Methodist church, 8:00 THURSDAY. Anrit A Soroptimist, Wagon Wheel, noon. Elks Ladies Night, Elks room, 8:00 pan. SPRING CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 30 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MANY GREAT BARGAINS! WE ACCEPT TRADEINS LIBERAL TERMS WE DELIVER CASE FURNITURE CO. Heppner Ph. 676-9432 OU5 Kers of Heppner, aunts of the bride. Pouring coffee was Mrs. Blanche Scheelar, grandmother ui me nrinp. anH lVTrc Scheelar, aunt of the bride, both 0cLlem- serving punch were Mrs. iMmer Schpp ar nf Pnrtin Mrs. Roy Stender of Salem, aunts of the bride. Mrs. Alvin HTpfaho cicto.. f me Dnae and Mrs. Ron Crabtree SISter-ln-laW nf tho hrirla V,orl - ...w wi.m.. nau charge of the gift table. Judy onu oaue oL-iieeiar oi Portland, Luuhins oi tne oruie had charge of the guest book. Nancy and Molly Scheelar, cousins of the onae, Kevin and Ashley Mc Cabe, nephews of the bride, passed out the rice bas-s and groom's cake. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Crabtree chose a dark multi color two piece jersey dress with matching accessories. Mrs. Gel inas, mother of the groom, wore a brown sheath With hpi cm on. cessories. Both mothers and Mrs. ciancne bcheelar wore white or chid corsages. After a shnrt worMi n ci trin tn beaside and Pnrtlanii tha has made their home in Condon as Mr. Gelinas is in the Radar Unit at the Air Base. ARAVELLE'v THE ECONOMY PRICED QUALITY WATCH t r I in iniif iilllllllllf i-..' A PRODUCT OF BULOVA PROM Ttu greatest watch value vor Introduced at this price. Now you can own a fine Jeweled timepiece at the price you ordinarily pay for an Inferior watch. Built with Caravelle high-precision craftsmenship for long-life accuracy and performance. It's the quality watch yog can afford to awn - or tin, HIRCULES - Jeweled quality movement. Unbreakable main spring. ShocK-reslstant and WATERPROOF too. Brilliant chrome finished ease with stain less steel back. (Alse available with charcoal dial.) 112.95 "Something from the Jeweler's, is always something spcciaL" jR-kk y is alwYs something spcciaL" 1 JEWELERS j( ' Store Hours: 9 A. M. To 6 P. M. q I 177 MAIN ST., HEPPNER Z& jjH 1 PH. 676-9200 GREEN !(' STAMPS 3 !'' ..... .i ing were Florence Green, Lorena Jones, Elsie Cole, Gladys Connor, Beth Bryant, and Winnifred who will entertain thp crnnn nevt week. 000 DISCUSSION of the forthcom ing Legion state convention to be in Pendleton will be the main topic on the agenda Monday evening of Legion and Auxiliary. Sneakinp nf thn T.pwinn T wnnlH like to thank them for the job well done on the Friday night movies they are sponsoring for the youngsters. A reminder of the baked food sale April 13 at The HeDnner Red and White D.y ine Legion Auxiliary. n n n MILLIE EVANS entertained the t riday afternoon pino c h 1 e piayers with lJearl Wright hav ing high for the plav. It seems everyone had good hands and ended up with high scores and the pinochle changed hands many times before someone won it! Never did find out who it was! Also playing were Beulah Mankin, Janina Johnson, Ann Fehmerling, Doris Watkins. Car rie Beckett. Hannah Anderson. and Millie. 000 WHAT A wonderful time the sixth Graders in Mrs. Inez Er win's class had putting on their Mexican n av asr uppk Thpv were costumed in Mexican dress snmp nf thp Rturlpntc QnnWp nDanish and nthprs Knciish. as they depicted different phases of Mexico. The group sang and danced Mexican songs and the nann n avpn rnrpp nnmhprc "hp youngsters really enjoyed learn- ine thp SnaniKh lantriiacrp 1 ' I ' fl "! ' tnanKs to Mrs. Lrwin and Mrs. Meador. 000 HARRIET HALL won high at Renecprs cluh last Wprtnpsrlav 1 n . j wan sniriey tsiaKe winning sec ond and Edda Mae Lovprpn. low Laurel Van Marter entertained the two tables which included Kay Anderson, Inez Meador. Bev prlv HunHprsnn F.lainp flanraa ana Eileen tsteiger, Portland 000 THOSE MARYS Hift it nuaint Yes. thpv tonk pvprvthinc last Tuesday at the Bridge Biddies club. Guess it's all in a name?! Mary McLeod, high; Mary Jean MCiaDe. second : and Marv Mr. Clure, traveling. Marian Jonas son entertained the group and others in on the play were Jan Agee, Janina Johnson, LaFyrns i'ratt. and JJorothv U'Kourke, ooo SEEN ABOUT town: Hazel Ma- honev roturnin? a ninp thrpari er (doing those odd jobs about the house?), the W. H. Wolff familv using- its own home grown lettuce and radishes (out 01 tne greenhouse!!, using milk snampoo rinses in the beauty shop, and the rest of us holding onto our "wigs" during the windstrom! 000 JEANNE DOBBS is jumping with excitement this week as she told me she won a 19" color TV set last week-end at the beaut ieian's Trade show in Portland! She says she never wins any thing but held the right liekct that day. New hair styles a.vi colors were shown at the show and demonstrated for the oper ators. Some of the colors this year: pink, green, and blue! ! 000 MRS. LUCY WRIGHT was creel ed bv several of her frienrk Sunday and wished a "h.ir Nalley's TANG 49c IS Ifci 1 W?4 Folger's I urn Duncan Hines BROWNIE MIX 49 Sunshine Krispy CRACKERS 2 Lb. 53 COFFEE Lb 59c 2 Lb. $J17 3 Lb. $J77 OZ. INSTANT $1.19 WE FEATURE MAYFLOWER PRODUCTS FROZEN PIES APPLE CHERRY BOYSENBERRY PEACH 3 for $1 SCOTT liSSiii Large PAPER TOWELS 3 for $j Waldorf TISSUE 3 for $j Scott NAPKINS 3 for 30c iri 1 (.unite WAX PAPER 2 for ggc Scott FACIAL TISSUE 4 for $ POTATOES 10 Lb. No. 1 39t 4 Sliced BACON - - - - Lb. 55c PORK CHOPS 10 for n 12 Oz. Jar Medium Size 5 Lb. Bag White fiPAPm?IIIT AQC wiini i.i 17' AVCTCnc -------- yc CELERY " " Lb- 9c BOLOGNA -... Lb. 30, PRICES GOOD MARCH 29 and 30 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET mi "cfuk E N 82nd brithriay" when the group flaggy,
