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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1965)
Followup Clinic Held in Schools Morrow County School fol low up aprtng atweeh ellnle u held Saturday. April 3. at Board man. Ion and Heppner school. Sutrrn achool rnilitrrn were Mfii at the rlinlc. liwa CrUt Irr. director of ipfolal education. Umatilla County Shoula, waa In i hare, alted bv Jack Ketllng anil Mm. Kent Kothrurk. sMMvh theraputa. ami Mr. Sally l"ly ter. obterver. fs7tat Spring Bulbs Garden Seeds Garden Tools Veterinary Supplies Alfalfa 0 Grass Seeds CORNETT GREEN FEED Ph. 676-9422 ntrrntn cjuettetimes. TtnAy, aju t. mi Monument News v MARTHA MATTCSON MONt MI-NT Mr and Mr. C1aton Swwk and four child ren of llcppncr vtlted friend an.l relative hi re Sunday. Mr. "rnot .NoUnd and amall ton ard Mr. Jessie So'tt and on hobin drove to Ivrtland Tuesday where Robin U under the doctor's rare. Mr. Jim Scirewalt of Ktmber y. uho had nursery In IVrtland r"oently. U reported a maktnj; lady Improvement. Mr. Lola Pulanry and three cirl came lat Thursday morn ing frm Wall Creek and Ulted friend and relative here through Saturday. Clone Campbell spent the pt wr-k In Wahlncton on business. tkb Rascal and hi brother have moved Into the Henry Mar tin house. Their grandmother. I Mr. Barton, left Friday with her trailer house for Cahfonla where ;he will stay with other rela 1 Uvea. Mr. Luella Neal drove to John 'Dav List Thursday on business 'and to Uit her aunt. Mamie Kergerson, who is In the hospital there. A farewell potluck uper was held In the Legion Grange hall lYIdav evening for Mr. and Mr. Kho Blcakman. who moved Sat urday to John Dav where he is now employed. They sold the ranch and utock to Mr. and Mr. Stanley Musgrave and the house In town to Mr. and Mrs. Stan lev Boyer. A daughter. Christina LaVelle, was born Sunday. April 4. at the John Day hospital to Mrs. Cherie Cross. Mrs. Cross Is the daughter of Mr. Gene Vaughan. The baby welched 7 lbs.. 4 oz. A bridal shower was held In the school house Monday even inc. March 29. for Mrs. Robert Ferret the former Ftta Hunt. Hostesses were Mrs. Kathy How. ell. Mrs. Cherie Cross. Miss Deanna Hutchison and Miss Judy Davis. She received many lovely gifts from the 21 guests present and from those who were unable to attend. Clifford and Sam Howell drove to Hermiston Monday on busi ness. I Snf V Ty i - III Ii 5 Monfell Walker Weds Portland Man on March 27 IT VIRGINIA KCLSO KINZVA In a double rlns eeremonv at the Church of Jcsua Christ of Latter-day Saint tn IVrtland on Saturday. March 27. Mi Montell Walker, dauchter of Mr. and Mr James C. Walker of Klnua Uvamc the brMe of tlarv W. McDonald. n n .Mr. and Mr. Ray MclKmald of Tort land. The 10.00 a m. service wai read by Bishop Karl D. Mi'Al lister. Tlie bride, given In marriage bv her father, wore a blue and white wool suit, a white crown hat with veil and white actc corsa ie. one. She wore a wnlte orenia Matron of honor was Mr. Jame Webb of Mayvtlle who wore a beige and white dress with beige accessories and a white rosebud corsage. Bent man wa Richard MclKmald, brother of the groom. The bride' mother wore a beige sheath dress with beice and white accessories while the croom' mother wtre a mint croon chiffon dress with whito accessories. Both had white rose bud corskice. A reception was held at the Ray McDonald home Immed lately after the service. Following a wedding- trip to Seattle, the younc couple Is now at home In Fort land w here both are omploved. The bride was a 19.VS craduate of Wheeler Hich schoul and the crom a liaH) craduate of Sandv Hich schooL Attendinc from this area were Mr ami Xfrs. Jame Walker. Jr.. iand daughter Lorl of Fossil and Mrs. IVarl Low of Condon. Richard Mortimore and child ren spent the past week-end In Portland visltinc with Mrs. Mort imore who is a patient at the Kmancel hospital Barbara Is doina nicclv and expects to be discharged from the hospital Thursday and return to Kinzua Hardman News 188 different ways to say what you think Theraare 188 wonderful ways to say "con gratulations" to the June bride or graduate . . , or exclaim "LOVE" on Mother's Day. You can always find the "just right" gift when you select from the wide variety of electric household appliances. There are 183 different items . . . priced from . less than a dollar to expensive gifts for that special per son on a special occasion I Each has this in common you can be certain that an electric gift is a welcomed gift that it will be appreciated for years to cornel MODERN ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Visit your favorite appliance store tor a wealth of gift ideas. You'll fnd the perfect gift for every oc casion . . . and for everyone on your gift list ...at a price you can afford. COLUMBIA If ALTA ITXVtNS HARDMAN Mr, Rtll Bren da and n Ijirry of IVndleton were recent litor with Mi. Brcnda'a am In law and dauch ter. Mr. and Mr. IUt Mern and children Jo Jean and Johnny. Mr. and Mr. I.. II. IUbinn made a ttla to HcrmKton ul Saturday to aee Mr. H.tllnwna brother. John Allen, who I in Com! Shepherd ho-pital. Klnard Mi-uaniel or iierpncr aio vis ited Mr. Allen. Dean Crave made a trio to Burn last Wednesday to attend the Beef Cattle Field Day at the experiment atatlon on Squaw Butte. Marvin Jackson of Rrldal Veil UMted hi brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mr. Ardlan Revhdolt. a couple of dav lat week before leaving Friday for his home. Dannv Leathers of Frlnevllle Uited Steve McDanlcl last Sat-, urday eenlng. Mr. and Mr. D-an Crave vU-. ited Mr. Craves' parents. Mr. and Mr. Harold Wxk. last Sun- j day. Her sister .and family from Hood River also visited the par- ent. Mr. Tilda VanBibber of La Grande and Gerald Boookcr of , Boise. Idaho, were recent vlsi tvrs with Mr. BHikera brother- In law and sister. Mr. and Mr. Sam McDanlcl and Mrs. Van Bibber' brother and slster-ln-1 law. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Col-; lins. I Mr. and Mr. Sam McDanlcl visited Mrs. McDaniel'a mother, Mrs. Maud Roblson last Mon-: dav at the Fioneer Memorial! hospital. Friends at Hardman are wishing her a speedy recov- j cry. Klnard McDanlcl left last Mon day for College riact. Wn.. to get Mrs. McDanlcl who has boon ' staying with her sister. Mrs. 1 Ben Stanton, the past couple ot , months. Carol Davis of LonerocK brought Mr. and Mrs. Hank ! Brink and son Jerry of Forest I Grove to visit at the home ot j Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDanlcl and family. The Brinks are cousins of Mrs. McDanlel. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wilson and daughter Neta of Heppner visited at the home of Mr. and and family last Sunday. LEXINGTON AND HEPPNER CHRISTIAN CHURCHES Come and Hear Charles Addleman wiraissswe ST IN A WEEK OF SPECIAL MEETINGS 8:00 P. M. f I At Lexington Christian Church: Sunday, April 11 "Witnessing to tho Truth About the Triumphal Entry" Monday, April 12 "Witnessing to the Truth About God's Love" Tuesday, April 13 "Witnessing to the Truth About Christ" At Heppner Christian Church: Want Ad So Good He Had To Stop It "That ad worked so darned good I think I better stop It." Thus came the voice over the phone Tuesday from Herb Hynd of CeciL He had adver tised alfalfa seed in three small classified ads in the Gazette-Times at 75c per in sertion. "In fact," he continued, 1 dang near oversold It I've got enough left for myself and that's about It" So Herb expressed, in better terms than the G-T staff could the effectiveness of classified advertising In Morrow county's paper. Rates are small, and results are good. Basin Electric Co-op SERVING WHEELEB. GILLIAM AND MORROW COUNTIES lb '7. hi t fc" . ft -1 - "" : .. I I ) ALAGAR Stretch Pants In Lisso's wonderful Dacron polyester ana eonon laonc, so soft and beautiful, yet snug fitting and. freedom giving. Machine-washable, too! 21 to 30, $1555. LoBoy cut, 21 to 28. Flamingo, Parsley, Orchid, Black, Blue Jay. Straw, Pink. $15.95. Coordinated Print Blouse, Arnel triacetate, 30 to 38. $10.95. Pants, Style 5611 NEW YORK STORE 369 S. Main Pendleton j5W on Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner of ,MfS Stcvcns IlflVIlS Mil- nHTHU visiting with Mrs. Bert Hoover. Mrs. Verlin Conner ami son David went to Pendleton Wed nesday for David to have stitches removed from his knee. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jelllck and children went to Heppner Tues day to keep dental appointments. Spending the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reavls were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Main ol Rainier. Mr. and Mrs. Reavls moved this past week into the house recently vacated by the Ron Huck family. . , Mrs. Clarence Benson assisted by Mrs. Bill Dyer entertained last week with a birthday party for Nancy Benson on her Utn birthday. The youngsters played several games after wntcn nan cy opened her many nice gifts and then birthday cake and ice cream were served to Nancy, Frank Splvey, Mike, Dennis and Steven Ball. Tommy Tripp, Judy Hubbell. Nanci Britain. Darla Brock, Rick and Jimmy Benson. ES; BHSIM1SS NIID GAZETTE-TIMES Wednesday, April 14 "Witnessing to the Truth About Sin" Thursday, April 15 "Witnessing to the Truth About Forgiveness" Friday, April 16 "Witnessing to the Truth About the Cross" SERMON FOR EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE: In Each Church at 1 1 A. M. "Witnessing to the Truth About the Resurrection' 1 1 r- n "walks" right over bumps and trouble Independent front suspension takes the "truck" out of truck ride. 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