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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1965)
MOIETY Tccn Scamcrs Model Before Own Mothers T1i Teen Sesmer 4 II cln club of ln entertained their mot tier at a le ut the horn of their leader. Mr Keith Ilea, on Friday, August IS. Mother rpM-m were Mr, Waller Jacob. Mrs. Ismald Me I lllktiH, Mr. Fhhn Tucker, and Mm. Wallac Matlhevsa. The ulrU modeled lh dresa is they Mill rhlu at the Mor row County Fair nest week. I'Uns Her also made for the U.ih lh club Mill haw at I tie lair. Bridge Porty Honors Former Club Member Mra. Bernard Damon, now ut FuRcne anl formerly of Hepp ner. wat erected by her friend al a welcome bark" party, held recently at the home of Mrt Hob June. Member of hrr Unmet lrldge club were1 Invited to th Jonc home to rnky a aoclal evening together. Fresent were Mrt. Terry Thornton, Mra. Floyd Jonc. Mm. Mb Ahram. Mra. Ilrrman Winter. Mm. Jim Inla nd!, thn hnstcaa and honored curt. Another member. Mm. Arolene Laird, Mat unable to be present. Mm. rmon and two aon uere spending several ilaya at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mra. Claude Craham. Wad- Thur, TtU Aug. lMt-20 TOONG CASS1DT Starring Rod Taylor, riua A HICK WIND IN JAMAICA With Anthony Qulnn Sot 4 Sua. Aug. 21-22 dear BRicnrrc Starring James Stewart riua TORT COURAGEOUS" Fred Bier nd IJonald Barry Tumv Auf. 24 IW A Cor TAKE HER. SHE'S MINE Jamra Stewart. Sandra I I'lua THE EARTH DIES SCREAMING WL. Thur frt. Aug. 2S-2S-27 A BOT TEN TEET TALL Fdward G. Robinson, riua OtACX IN THE WORLD Starring Dana Andrews, Jan et ti Scott. Kleron Moors, and Alexander Knox. GROVE DRIVE-IN THEATER HERMI3T0N PH. 676-9200 . 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNER Soroptimists Host Court and Mothers At Luncheon Meeting "A most rn Joy able and rattl ing summer" waa tha general feeling In mrmtu-nta made by Quern Judy Stirrer and hrr Mor row county fair and rode( prln--ee when they reviewed their Hummer cerlerre to rnrrntwm and guest of tbe Nropllmlt club at lit luncheon meeting last Thursday noon. The attractive quern, her four (rliuewe. their mother, and their official ihajterone were honored guests for a buffet luncheon at noon. Also greeted wa Prince Shannon Ma hooey of the Pendleton Hound court, and hrr mothrr. Mm. I. W. Ma honey. I'lai t- were marked by mini ature hornet, with larger ceram ic and plastic hornet adding th tot-stern touch along the tablet and about the room. A baby i. ture of each girl on the court had been secured by Mr. Arch le tlmmdel Murtkem. thrlr chaperone. and a game of Iden .... r - .. . . . . 1 1 .i " lliyina; me im"ii-ii was found enjoyable, A musical Jingle on "seams" waa dedicated to Mm. Munkem. accompanied oy a small sewing kit gift In their review of aummer trip. Prince (Jlnger MaJVske tuld of their first official ap (earanre In the Arlington par ade and It rodeo grand entry; prince F.rna Winchester spoke hlirhlv of the Fourth of July celebration at Condon, tha atrert parade and rodeo there. The buy and earning sthedule of the ci met at Chief JoM-ph Day celebration Kit reviewed by ITlnri-s Suan McCoy, followed by highlight of the Redmond featlvltlea by rtlncrn Karla Lu- ttant. Thla wa the flrt year a court from here had ridden In the Redmond parade. Quern Judy summarized their Hummer cnxrlence and ex pressed appreciation to all for Interest shown In the court and Jfor the good aupport at me dance. Mr. Munkrm an nounced thrlr appearance on a radio atatlon In Pendleton today (Thuradayl, with luncheon KpunMred by the lions club, and announced the coming dance. Mm. Charles Stark, club prrt Ident, wrlcomd the guests, and Mm. Jim Ilager, chairman, pre sided over the program. Mother present wrre Mra. One Mi)chke. Lexington; Mra. Warrrn McCoy, Irrigon; Mra. Harold Stirrer. lone; Mra. George l.urlanl. Lena, and Mrs. Ernie Wlnchratcr, Heppnor. MUacs Jan Hagrr and Linda Starks. daughters of members, wrre also guesta. Work M'hrdule was announced f.r construction of thla year's float by Mra. Wca Sherman, float chairman. Tell tho advertiser you saw It In the Gazctte-Tlmcs. "Somathlag from tha Jaweler'a. Is always something spedaL" JEWELERS STAMPS Flower Arrangements Studied by Members Prior to Club Show The tone Garden rlub met at the home of Mr. (Hear l.un itrll uitli li rnrmlirm rrnt Mm Mary Sann of I"m and Mr. Hay Smith of llrppnrr wrre sunt a. lliMirut were Mr Nrl An-dt-fw.n aftiled by Mr. Andy Van Schoiack Mr. Ililll Fmert. another titea, an unabb to tx- prearnt. Mre al-ut flower arrange ment prrparatorv to the flowrf hiw wa tbe program present ed lv Mm. William Itawlin. Mr. Itawlin said that arrang er can only learn to create by doing, not by copy In Ttiere muit le a plan or shape i mlntt- a idare ,1.. ........ - ,- - where the arrangement will te a a . . a - I uwd; matertai anq mnnino muni be connlderrd; harmony, rhythm. "lnt of InlrreM and unity are Important, aa well a sire and balance, were points brought out by the sprakrr. n.. T,.m iluOKtnn talked on ...... - - - ... - miniature arrangrmrnt and had an rxtrnslve display rf ...... n.niiinitfi Inrluillmr child ren's tiny cujmi. doll shoe, rtc. Many beautiful gladioli and dahlias wrre hrought and also container. The member dem onstrated their skill by making lovely arrangemrnta. Mm. Cecil Jonrs prrsidrd at the bulnra meeting with Mm. K. V. inrisiopnenHJn. rM nuim mm urMirv Mrt Nela Ander- Mn wa la-esented a going away inn inm iiw o,uu. The September 14 meeting will Ih at the William Kawllna home with Mr. Huston aa co hostesa. l i.lnwt in hrlni a M 1 in . t ...... . - '- '--- gumt at the oen meeting. A tour 01 me tianua nrurni win he a feature of the program. McDaniel Relatives Join for Reunion A reunion of descendants of ho i.lnnii-r McDaniel family wa enloyrd by a gathering of about (5 Mrona Sunday, Aug ust 8. at the courthouse park. Several came from out-of-town to Join In the second of what Is hoped to be an annual reun ion. Two were elected to organize plans for next year. Mrs. Ken neth Batty and Mm. Max Busch ke. Helping with this year's plans was Mrs. Carry Hasting. Those coming from out-of-town wrre Mra. Gladys Corrlgall, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Pclvtn McDaniel and daughter Karen. Pendleton; Mrs. Maxlne Mahon and two sons. Bobby Dean and Mike. F.lgln. and her son-ln law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Aar on Stubblefleld, Walla Walla, Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McDan iel and sons Sammy and Ivan, Jr.. Monument; Mr. and Mrs, Frank McDaniel. Stanfield; Mra. Dorothy Bromley, Arling ton. Wn.; Mra. Hrrshel Town send and daughter. Sue, lone, and Jill and Jeanie Cllne of Salt Lake City, Utah, who are visit ing their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Batty. f'imii1etlni the rroun. were relatives and friends from the areas of Hardman and Ilcppner. Gilliams Entertain Out-of-town Guests Mr. and Mra. Howard Gilliam and family returned to their home In Colvllle, Wn., August 7. after a few days visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilliam and with other relatives here. Gilliam, a county extension agent, had completed six weeks summer school train ing at Oregon State University. While In Corvallls. they had also visited Mr. and Mra. Earl Blake at Pacific City.. Leaving Saturday, after a four day visit with Mr. and Mra. Gil liam, were another son and fam ily. Rev. Father and Mrs. Jack son E. Gilliam, two daughters and one son, of Great Falls, Mont. Father Gilliam, rector of the Episcopal Church of Incar nation In Great Falls, and his family had been on an extended vacation trip to the southern states, and stopped to visit the oarents on their return trip home. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jurgen- son and son Greg of Dallas were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mra. Wes Sherman and family. Mr. Jurgenson, ceneral manager of the Dallas Itemlzer-Observer, was on the staff at the time Sherman was associate editor of the paper. We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE! Hogs - Tuesday Cattle Wed.. Thura. Sheep Any Day Follett Meat Co. Ph. 567-6651 Hermlston. Oregon On Hermlaton-McNarf Highway Of Charge Heppner, Ion. Golfers Continue Two-City Rivalry Frirndly rivalry th Willow Crrrk Hir club of Heppner and the Klnru Golf ilub will rootinu Kuo-lay h Kinrua roum when a gud aUrd rtintingrnt of the local dlvoterrs travel there f another In ser ies of malctM-a. The Kinrua group will ! hmt for brrakfaat and after play, tti rolfer will rnky a rfluk pic nlc. Willow Crrrk now holda tha rotating trophy, having defeated the vuitora on the local rtMjrie In a re-rnt match. Whrthrr thry ran hold It Sunday remains to be seen. Fun hrr Information on the Sunday rvent may b obtained from Clint McQuarrle by thoae Interested. Mr. and Mm, loqsf Cooaar wrre rrk end visitor at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mr. Carry Hatting. On Sunday thrv Mncd other relative fi a birthday dinner honoring his father. Frank Connor. brfie re turning to thrir home In Forest Grove. Another recent vlaltoa at the llaatlng home wa thrlr niece, Gladys Corrlgall of "urt land, who came for the McDan iel reunion. SCOTT LARGE Isa asSte "'ia' IPapeir Tewels SWEET PICKLES MJB COFFEE 2 3 6 Ox. Instant gf)c Prauns S 02. Minute Maid 12 oz. Lemonade 5 for $1 PRICES GOOD AUG. 20 and 21 Girl from Thailand Visits Wcatherfordi Ml Sirinapha (Mu) Kum lhal. whM home la in Bankok. Thailand, wa indortrinatrd la M.rfrow county farm life last Mrrk title site Mat a guest at the Kill Weathrrford ftui. With hrr boat, aha ma4a a tour of the rattle and wheat farma and aited in a rattle drive during a rain storm. Mua Kumphal, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Saerong Kumphal of ftam-kok. I a Junior at Ore gon Stale L'nlvrrsity, where she t majoring In micro biology. In company with Mm. Justine Knoll and daughter Ann of Cor valhs, friends of the Wrather fords, she had traveled to Full man, Wn.. and Moacuw, Idaho. They vldted here on thrlr re turn home. Student Leaders Attending Workshop Tim Tulli and Steve Warrrn, resident and vice president re-le-flvely of thla year student tnKly at Heppner High school, are attending the atate council wkhop for student leader In Oregon this week at Eugene. The workhop, held each aum mer on the University of Oregon campus, started Sunday, and win last through rriday. Waternmeloini ta i CiusiyiEiibers f Seedless GRAPES 191 LB. 750 LB. ?19 LB 52.23 LEAN, WELL-TRIMMED 55c MARKET KtrrNEI GAZETTE -TIMCS. Thar-. AHwat It. IMS Group Travels East To Visit Relatives A two week trip wa enjoyed by Mr and Mr Lincoln Nash the fimt part f the month. They left t a vlit with relative to r.'.Ui and South Dakota on Aurust I. arrompanled by Mm. Mat tie Green. Among relative lltd were Mr. ,Nah nKfther at Form an. N. D. and a brother and other relatives of Mr. Nah. Mm. feen accompanied them a far a Lemmon, S. D. whrr she visited her brother In law and sUtcr. Mr. and Mm. Earl Knrpprr. She rrturntnl home by train and bu. All were home by the end of last week. Recast fctigut ef Mr. and Mr. Bb Jrtnr and family wrre Mr. and Mr. Ray Myrtck and sons. Strve and Jeff, of Sacra, mrnto. Calif. Myrtck was the f.nvr director of Morrow Coun ty Wrlfare, before leaving for further training about right intra cn A1ir enmoletinff his master's degree, he continued In wrlfare work and la now the dlr eel or of the Children" Welfare Division In Sacramento county. Nerd extra cash 7 Sell unused Items around your place with a Gazette-Time classified ad. reen Peppers EACH 5 3 1 8? PACOTC CLEAKED Lrj) fVT) I II Stirirap ?krff& I Pork Chops 79 Pork Loin End Roast lb 65$ mmmT?7mTmmmammmmmmillm' OREGON CHIEF FDFsH FILLET OF countbt style FRESH PILLtl p(JRE p0RK Red Snapper SAUSAGE lb. 390 lb. 49& Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's Mrs. Laird to Move Mrs Arolene Laird plan to move thla week-end to Yakima, Vn.. whrr she will trach spec ial education beginning thla fall at McKlnley School. Her new adJrraa will be 210 B1 Air Av nu. Yakima. Her son. Tom. U employed by Oren Brace and will fotn his mother in Yakima when ha flnlshe the farm work, A graduate of Heppner ItiKh ahol with the cUa of llsA ha hopes to enter the Coast Guard. "We will mtsa our many friend here." Mr. Laird said. Tha Laird have lived In llrpp rwr for 10 year and recently sold their variety atore to Mr. and Mr. Wilbur Van Blokland. COLE ELECTSIC f Motor Bewtadiag f INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL I FARM A.ND HOMK IPendlefon 27-T7fil lb. i!$ nice to save twice- low prices and S&H Green Stamps 77C7 GREEN STAMP 1
