uzttnt caxcttc nutx Tuidr. At ta. mi
Graveside Services
Held Hero Today
For Leo C. Perry
Cfatroui trnim wer held
illiur.ll lo L lVn
rf vrr' vt I Hrtl.Uultf. Wn, l
the H-i-r Mtttu cemetery
I i i m !e lmhf
l j Mi Ma UiUiro, llrn-urr
Mr IVirv d;e, Sunday. Aug.
ui Ifl. tr. r.k t.j.ii to,
ren rti.it. He hi recently re
lued frotn a r caterf in
th law. and hrlJ hle
rnui. un mat rtm&
Officiating at th arnle was
Father Jrkn t"- Gilliam,
Church of th Incarnation, Crrat
l alt. Montana, ait unci of th
(in-rated Military "
held bv th tleppner Pt of th
American Wjion
Dorrotts Arc Honored
At Hawaiian Luau
tn a lr ileal aritine. Mr. ami
Mi. HU hartatt rir th K
of hon.f Saturday eetlni: at a
faiewril Hawaiian luau, w-ned
on th iuj cl th Kotc Iuli4in
i ne, fuirvi by th Harold r
Mtht and in U.ie wtW-loit
Th Hawaiian them wa car
ried out m miju deviation
iu in the amnrr pirparrxt ty
Mr. Irwin and Mi vilru.i
frvm Hawaiian recipe.
Cunll prrr. to honor the
FnaH Unladed Mr. ami Mr
M harvlay and family. Mr nJ
Mr l:od Murray and lamity. Kl
o tUr.r. Amu 1111. Jr, Ivan
I;, button and l;Mn N)man.
Mrs. Ellis is Guest
IVrry a lorn February 1. 1 VvVHHinn Shower
1.'7 at Ui Itovk. leeon. He AT UCOaing OllUWCl
u a vetcian of Wot I J war il
iiu i-.er nd mother, two
.rVr and a
II U urxued bv h wife.
Joanna if l!Unbue: two t
trr. Mr. Gilliam. H-pnr. and
Mr. Unn t"lPl. IVndtrlon;
one brwlhrr. LJurrmf IVrry f
laierutniri
Legion District
Picnic Scheduled
District No. 6 pli-ntc of the
American Ixglon n1 auktUary
will h"M at WalKm-a L
stat rarK Sunday. AucuM -J.
All Lccin anl auvlllary mem
k. .M invito! Tho atlonu-
Inc arc aKcd to brine thir own ,
table iww ana iumn. -nic
Is whdulsi to iart at 11
m.. and children of the mem
ber art- Invited. "Fun far all
Is promised.
Mr IMnnmd Hrittw and Mr
iU ol liHir ttid Hll
wJdini iuw-r at tfte Mfa
hi-me.
Itonortrtj; the mw Mr. 111.
were Mm. Kxrrvtt Kriihlry. ln
don: Mr. Ma tlrabill. Mr U
Vrn K iihlo. Mr. KoU-tt IUr
riHin. Mr. Jix li4Uk!er and M'
tattd r.utmann.
iollee and iumh t-re t. d
with a chilled doM-rt In a relax
ed atmosphere enchamvd by ar
tanpimeiit of nummer flower
atout the rom
Mrs. Webb Showered
With Gifts at Party
Mrs Robert Webb wa honor
ed wth a pink and blue i.iu.. r
last w-k t th; home of Mr.
Pulletun wt:h Mr. L'n Kjv
Si-hwarz. Mrs. Lsna.'d Toll. Mr.
Jim rhecley. Mr. Murin i.iee.i
and Mrs, fuileton the h-wie-
loi?-.lSffiff t& After a ten- pleasant evening
tnited T of Christ at the of t uning, amn and the ojen
L"v Coherence of the denoml. I In, of fiifis. the jrue, u
nation belne neia ai nnnm v w ni...i r
i; ;.(; !
) !
: i;
man ! ftaitle. Mr Wltlum
Wk tl Isatlamt aid Mi Wl
Iimt tlatttotd 4 llnmUioit.
aunt ft the Mlde, -itrl Ue
iHiiMh Taia l"iod ft l
;iaitte and tndr fiawtufil t4
. Mul.t.. -unil rHiii Hi
bu.le exl tml rnHi raea
and tin Ida ak t4 tbeal.
Attending tbe etft ltd ttei
iMtie and J 'ttv Ih k iin
i Ih (tioKi. and Maitha lv.
tHiin 4 tlv et.n, all ol lt
melon Mi CUoiee t.lv of
iUh ltk had iliaiee t ta
rtt ii-k.
her wedding Hip lb
Mi IV. W ch. ta.nn an J
taie tii-i th n "
rrile ad l HM f1
hrf Uti.url AUrf llli t.
hail Juan Und and t ana.U.
ii.k oHiiie Mill U al lxr at
i aI tf, f.. idai
TI.e -w mli l lu'
,.f !.. Huh u.d al
i,i.t.d tmr'H . l itei!!
ll. Inuei.iiy ft Hawaii. "
ha t..Wen Mie at lt-
Uiul Me O lirtfe
i.,.ird lu.m lrH.rl'" li.t.hir.11. I
dial l'td !. V "j f' f
t ..litre, ai d t l '
i l. Aunt H ! '"
Und.
jitl haMI. Mi.
i. l Mia I !' Mmi H anlel
4 iiy, l th tb. i h;
in U I ' ".""! '.'Ur
ttk ?J -"'
ami ta lnneUil.
1 HIMM 1
Martins at Confab
First Conference tenter ner
Seattle from August 17 to Zi.
The conference la sponsored by
the Council for Lav Life nd
Work, and the Council for yrms
l.uests were Mr- One Piortt.
Kay M xre. Mrs. Robert Steaxall.
Shtnnon Ma honey. Mrs. Jero'
.-',nwrt Mrs. Archie Munkers,
Work and inr ivumu inuoen, it. ninr
ci.i Anion of the United, ai Foieh. Mrs. Jim Gordon
Church of Christ. j Mrs. Ora Evans. Judy and Robin
1 Nvman. Mrs. Harold Erwin. Mrs.
Harold Erwin. Mrs. Eva Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dtkscoll ood
son. Tim. enjoyed W-dV.Wp
to Yellowstone National rark
and way points while Mr. and
Mrs. Drlscoll were on tacation
from the Heppner post office
They visited friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Huit at Idaho Falls,
Idaho, for three days and on the
return from Yellowstone came
via IrRlnla City. Mont., and ih?
Lolo Pass. Thev spent the bal
ance of their three weeks vaca
tion makine improvements at
their home and in preparations
for the wedding of their son Tom.
to Miss Judy Schmidt, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Schmidt. Saturday. August 15.
Your Merchant
With Charge Account
Serrice Is
Your Friend!
If YOU
Keep his friendship, and
build a good record for
the NEXT RED BOOK.
Always pay by the 10th
of the month.
You do not want the adjust
ment Department collecting
from vou. Pav your slow ac
counts, and keep our Collec
tor away.
CREDIT BUREAU OF
Umatilla-Morrow
County
306 S. E. Court St
P. O. Box 162
Pendleton, Ore.
Diana. Ruby and Becky FulU ton.
Youlh Cautioned
On Answering
Honor Literature
High school honor students In
the area are being cautioned by
school authorities to question
any current literature received
from two organizations, named
the National Scholastic Achieve
ment Society or National Schol
astic Honor Society, both in
Washington. D. C, before an
swering it
These organizations are being
investigated by the National
Association of Secondary-School
Principals through legal means.
Mrs. Margaret Kirk. Heppner
high school counselor, says that
several students here have con-
tartri her. and sougni aavice
on literature received from them.
She advises them against send
ing any money or becoming ob-
liiratpd
have no
connection with the National
Honor Society or the National
Junior Honor bocieiy oi me iwo
innai Acwiatlon of Secondary-
School Principals, she has been
informed.
MR. AND MRS. KEITH LEROT FECK MartlT "ftrto)
Couple Repeat Wedding Vows
In Pretty Setting in lone Church
Public Notices
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, as Administra
trix of the estate of William
Allyn Duran, deceased, has filed
her final account and report in
said estate with the Clerk of this
Court and that the Judge there
of has fixed Monday, the 8th
day of September, 1964, at the
hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m., as the
time in the County Courtroom in
Heppner, Oregon, as the place for
hearing objections to said final
account and the settlement
thereof. .
Marlene Barnett,
Administratrix
Herman W. Winter
Attorney for Administratrix
Heppner, Oregon 24-ZSC
Rubb
ORDER
er Stamp
Of All Kinds
Dater Stamps
Notary Public Seals
Corporate Seals
Stamp Pads Pad Ink
at the
GAZETTE -TIMES
IONE Blue and white was
the color motif ehwn by Mi
w.-H.r. i..n More.in for her
marrlace to Keith LrRov Peck
, n,...ln. n.t son f Mr. a.M
r ivw-k of Leincton
..lis. t . i " , . . . - - - - . - . - .
ii.. inn t'nited Church of
Christ on Saturday. August 8.
The five o'clock ceremony was
read by the Rev. ttaiier n
rmuwll hfore an altar dic.ir-
mtA viith white spider mums
altar candles flanked
hv t.rtra standards of whlto
V-Aiii ani hiu either reed
daisies and candelabra holding
blue tapers, earning out ine
color scheme were the window
decorations of Ivy. tiw aai es,
greens and small blue candlts.
Pews were marked with blue
and white satin bows.
The bride, who is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mor
gan of lone, was escorted to the
altar by her father. She was
lovely in a scoop-necked gown
of white silk organza with fitted
bodice and long sleeves. A
sheath effect was created bv a
front panel of chantilly lace
embroidered with pearls and
sequins and was offset with a
carriage back and chapel train.
Her elbow-lenghth veil, loaned
to her by Mrs. John Wehling of
Seattle, was of silk illusion fall
ing from a tiara of pearls. She
carried a white lace-covered
Bible, a gift of her uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Craw-
ford of Helix, toppea wun ;
orchid, steph a n o 1 1 s, satin
streamers and strands of pearls.
She wore a single pearl pen
dant, a gift from the matron of
honor, and for something old
carried a lace and linen hand
kerchief belonging to her ma
ternal grandmother, Mrs. W. C.
rvo.irfnrH ?h aisn wore the tra
ditional blue garter and a penny
in her slipper miniea in uie jcbi
of her birth. .
.leo
n - ,
served as matron of honor and
appeared in a floor lengtn gown
of French blue brocaded satin
with cap sleeve and bell-shaped
skirt. She carried a stylized ar
rangement of white giameinas,
feathered carnations with trail
ine ity and roH-s of pearl,
bridesmaids were Geraldine
Morgan of lone and Pecgy Voor
hees of Portland, cousin of tl.e
bride, and Mrs. Glen Hatch of
Portland. Their gowns were Iden
tical to that worn by the matron
of honor. All wore slippers and
large hairbows of matching blue
satin. They each wore a single
strand of pearl, a Rift of the
hride.
In street length dresses of i
huwi him stvled as th
nthr attendants. Mrs. Kettn
Rea of lone and Miss Judy Mer
ni i,,rti.inii lit the candles
i nam vi . .- ... - -
Thu uvtro UTlStletS of white
and single atrand
..r warls. eifts from the bride
Serving as best man was Gary
Morgan, brotner or. me ori"--.
and seating the guests were Tom
nt.rtir. ,.t lvinifion. Paul Petty.
iiai mi v fc.---r- ' - ..."
john. Jr., of lone, cousin or uie
bride, ana uien o(cii
r,n Thfv wore French blue
dinner jackets with black ac
cessories.
Dins Kaaror u.prp Craig Craw
ford of La Grande, cousin of the
KriH and Joe Rietmann of lone,
...k. u..r rircssed identical to
nnv vw - .
the men in tne weaaing pany
n.fr Paul Tews played the
..-oHHinir mimir and accompan
V. VJ . ' . , - - - -
led Mrs. Glen uieni oi im
r.nrfa uhn K.nna "I Love 10U
l Q i lt . ' ' " " - ,
Tn.iv" YWddinir Praver. ana
Perlect ixve.
The laree wedding reception
in tnn rniircn MJmi
.vm ti-hirh was decorated with
hnuauets of summer
flowers. The bride's table was
white linen
lUVClvU nun
Mnion.H uith white tapers
uuui, miiv.v- ...... - .
and four-tiered weaumK i
topped with wedding bells. After
th bridal couple cut the first
piece, the cake was served by
fr Jnhn Voorhees of Portland,
Mrs! E. H. Miller of Lexington
irihn. rrawfnrd of lone
all aunts of the bride, and Mrs
Kenneth Peck or ixuiKi",
aunt of the groom.
..-i.,. ft1nx wtTf Mrs. llaT'
lan Crawford of La Grande, aunt
of the bride, ftirs. tnui
4
Ml' .'
'jWj.
CAUFORni
3D
VISIT
DISNEYLAND
Attractive accommodations Just
minutes from Disneyland and
Knott's Berry Farm. All units have
free TV, air-conditioning and heat.
Spacious grounds with heated pool,
play and recreational area.
I A
Excellent restaurants and shop
ping centers nearby.
Credit cards honored.
POLYNESIAN
Motel
641 S. Brookhurst
ANAHEIM, CAL.
FREE ! ?J t
vi,:,. I li(.roljr vA new TRAVEL GUIDE
lilting (in mot.ll from cooil to cooit, injptc
ttd and eppovi by Conym of Motor Holtli.
"I
', Regulation
GYM
CLOTHING
Junior and Senior lllfih
S.luH.1, and Blue M"U
lain College and St.
J.seih Ara-lcmy OffU"l.l
gym clothlni: for Ihv
and Ctrl. Convene AM
Star Athletic Shoe. Bike
Athletic Supporters and
Rawllng Athletic Supplies.
CHUCK TAYLOR
"All-Star Model"
Men's Converse Block
LOW-CUT
BASKETBALL
SHOES
$895
Everyone's Favorite
Sizes 6-14
NYLON PARKA
WINDBREAECER
High Count Nylon Parka Shell, Chest Pocket
Zipper Yoke, Drawstring hood and waist.
Taper hood seams. Assorted Current colors:
Black, Red, Royal, Teal
Back To School Specials
Men's Sizes
Boy's Sizes
$4.99
$4.49
Pendleton
Shirts and Topsters
Always Virgin Wool. New 1964' fall Pat
terns now in stock. Choice of either regular
shirt models or the new Sport shirts models.
Back to School Special.
Shirts Topsters
$1395 $1895
S-T-R-E-T-OH
Levi's and Lee's Jeans
Sit, Jump, Twist, Lean. These new Stretch
Jeans stretch with you, come back to shape
when you relax. Made of Rugged Stretch
Denim, Sanforized, 75 cotton, 25 Nylon.
Assorted Colors.
Mens and
Ladies Sizes
$098
Open Friday Evenings
JV1ARPUL
Whito
CREW SOX
ui.ii.. ruhlon ft. A iwn RUrr nii
S'Uw iV. nl..n Mend The ..nfe
ueatlntf cushion f.-t Hrrtihle.
Back to School
Special
$1100
JL
SWEAT SHIRTS
C,, n.nk. ml..n rtlnf.red Warm
w barking on heavy wHht
Ion knit Shoulder aeiinia relnfoed with
Plv codlnj; Nhm relnfomd
Ld cllar. ruff, and bottom. Wide chol
i4 ctlor. Including the ever .opuUr white.
BACK TO SCHOOL
SPECIAL
$98
JL
YOUNG MEN'S
MARK 1
CONTINENTALS
by Levi Strauss
The Perfect Dark to S luxd Pant. No Belt.
No Pleats. No Cuffs. Man pleasing tailoring
and a real winner. Choice of two fine fabric
Ml (I wale Corduroy or Mercerized, wash n
wear 100 cotton Cornell Plaid. Color,
Burnt Olive, or Twilight Blue.
BACK TO SCHOOL
SPECIAL
$98
"J
Men's and Boy's
SKI PARKAS
1 Bit
Stand-up Mandarin collar with zipper con
cealed hood In the Inside lining. High count
Nylon Taffeta Quilted to 8-oz. batting. Nor
ane water repellent finish. Contrast color
linings. Adjustable draw string bottom.
Back To School Special
Boy's 8 $1295
3M6ts46 $14"
Young Men's Continental
SPORT SHIRTS
Regular and button down collar styles. Unl
verislty Classics, New Long Tall style, with
Slim tapered body. Wash 'n Wear fabrics,
completely washable, Little or no Ironing.
Wash fast colors. Wide choice of Stripes,
Plaids and Patterns. frir
A terrific assortment at
a Back to School Spec- ONLY
ial Price of Each
MEW
Y0KSC
Corner Main tr SW Emigrant, Pendleton
HEPPNER, OREGON
PH. 676-9228