Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, September 16, 1965, Page 3, Image 3

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    Rainbow Assembly
Initiates Girls
Tu nrw ninnlM-m hii Init
ial! l Ifitu Itulh Ainlly, Onli f
id Nalfitx'w fur ltU. l lit
mci'tlnit VdncMdy d 1 lit. frVji-lcnilK-r
H. Th urc M-trua
Join', daughter of Ir. and Mr.
Julli-S tll ICtlffttM
Mr. ami Mr. Jtiv ulltii.
Mi itlofi nf officer wn In M
ullh JitnU linker chuM-n
wotihy nilviiHiryi Jn llrf.
worthy Uii' 'llvr; Kaidy
Mi lliy, thailly; Martha lv k.
Iiuj, Un.U t litk. faUh; Uuhy
ruHrinii, ti'filr; and liouiM
WliMut, treasurer.
Cui'ftt (nr Ihi fVfiilna Im liiil
ihJ llrrnian Wlnlrr and Mrs.
Jiime lrk. ntrmtirra f the
n.hlMiry beard, and INriUa
Wilson n at worthy advisor.
ThifM jimmm-M n)'',l vrry
(Irniunt rAinlng. hvxl iihtIIih;
Hill tto Monday rvenlnjr. J"i-trmhr-r
V). and limtallatlun la
tentatively m hedtiled (t Sun
day, rtemher iNl.
Public Reception
To Honor Ncwlywcds
Mr. and Mra. Urank Jeprn of
Milton Free atrr lll Ik honor
ed at a iiutillc rcrrtln Sunday
aftrrnKn, Srilrmtrr l'. at tin
Klrat ciuUtlan rhurrh In llepp.
rwr tmm 2 to i p m.
The uni rouil waa mar
ried AukuM 7 In Milton Frr
water. The brldw U th formrr
Linda Franklin and Mr. Jrtmert
la th mm of Mr. and Mra. Wal
ter Ji'PM-n of on
HoMi-mmm for the affair are
Mra. UoU-it IlcrKatrom. Mra. Kv
rrrtt Struekmeier. Mra. Anita
Stixknrd. Jean and Joan Stork,
ard. Mr. John Jejwen and Mra.
Marv lloltz.
All friend and relatlvea of
the newlvwed ae moat cordial
ly Invited to attend and (reel
them.
MOIETY
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Large Group Tours
Rawlins Gardens;
Club Plans Show
A group of 21 member and
ened the leuty .f the dah
lia pamrria at Hie Illll JtavHln
home TneMav. when Mra. Itaw.
Ilf htmtri f-ir tfcr month-
Iv mrellnjf iif the rluh. AIout
17 varli.l i.t Mnipfil
the admiration of the eroup a
they toured the eardena.
Purlnjr the I uln-M wslon.
rexirt of rornmitteea working
n idana for the llih annua
flower ahow were heard. The
how la planned for Sunday,
Septemlier U tween the hour
of 2 aod 7:'i p rn.. In the
lone hool rafetorium. The rlub
In InMilna all orcanlatlona In
the area to participate, with
many dlvlalona for entrU-a avail
able.
Sieclal pueta al Hi cluh
mectinit Included Mra Marlon
Palmer. Mr. TWrv Tifimrm
Mra. Italnh Tliompaon and Mra!
('har)ea Vauphan.
no. SAT- SUN.
SEfT. 1MI-It
SKI PARTY
in Color
with Frankle Avalon
riua
SWINGER'S
PARADISE
In Color
Uh Cliff Rldiard and Walter
Slczak
GROVE
DRIVE-IN THEATC1
1IXXMIST0N
veralty In Forest Grove, where
the bride la ma lor I ni? in hutorv
and the groom In apeech therapy.
They are now at horn at th
L'nlveralty Apartmenta, Forest
Crove.
HISS LAURA LtC SUMNEB
Sumncrs Announce
Daughter's Betrothal
Mr. and Mra. Jamea C. Sunv
ner of Prlnevtlle. and formerly
of Ilef'pner, are announrlng the
encasement of their daughter,
Uiura Lee. to IU K. Hudson.
on of Mri. Benton R. Huden of
Walton, Oregon.
Both young people are attend
ing the University of Oregon,
where they are majoring In rec
reational management Mbu
HttfHtM GAZETTE -TIMES. Tburador. leptambar IS. IM -4
Engagement Is Told Of Miss Judy Sherer
Mr. and Mra. Harold Sherer
of lone announce the engage
ment of thrlr daughter, Judy,
t. Kelly It Andrew. an of -IUy
Andrew, I-acotrih. and Helen
fjcrman. Pendleton.
MM hherrf u a graduate
f lone High h, arid will re
turn for her Metnd year at F-at-ern
Oregon College, La Grande,
thla fall. She wai thl yeaa
fjueen of the Mrrow County
Fair and Rodeo court.
Her fiance la a VA gradual
of Pendleton High Mhod and
will enroll at a Junior at F.atcrn
Oregon College,
Sumner graduated with the
lleppner High chod claaa of
l'.a. and Mr. Hudon wa a
graduate the aame year from fcl
lra Hltrh achool,
Tlie weldlng will te an event
of late November in Eugene.
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MISS JUDY SHEREI
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for all
make of machine, ifRc; Car
ter e X Pert Carbon Paper, 39
pkg; rxH typing paper, 5j0
aheeta. SI.U5: adding machine
pajer, Xk roll: cartonli!ed and
noncartxnlej aalcs boks.
and other office auppllea, Ga
K tte-Tlmca office.
Sec New Chevrolet
Mr. and Mra. Rolee Fulleton
of Fulleton Chevrolet Co. were
in battle over the week end to
view the lOOTt Chevrolet. They
left Saturday and returned fol
lowing the Monday ahowlng.
They were pleased with the new
car and expressed the thought
that cuatomer will like them
following announcement day
early In October.
A TELEGRAM of flood wtahea from Irian da woa ihcrred by newly,
wada Mr. and Mra. John Howard Cleveland after their montage
In Oregon City Augutt 21. The bride la the former Lorene Fat.
ricia Deardorff of Molalla. (Houeea Photography)
John Cleveland Weds Lorene Deardorff
At Candlelight Ceremony in Oregon City
A candlelight ceremony In the
Find MclhodlM church In Ore
gon City united In marriage Mlas
Urcnc Patricia Deardorlf and
John Howard Cleveland on Sat
urday. August 21.
The bride 1 the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Bruce Ix-ardorff
of Molalla. and parent of the
l?room are Mr. and Mra. Wcndel
Howard Cleveland of Heppncr.
Vowa were exchanged before
an altar decorated with basket
of white gladioli, chrysanthe
mums and white tapers. The
alsh-a were marked with blue
nut In bows.
Officiating at the double ring
NOW
a beautiful new
ararHtlnnal nattArn
IS with the look
and feel of sterling I
INTRODUCTORY
DFriHI $2 d
with at only $10.
Introducing new
Artistry
COMMUNITY
SILVERPLATE
Eigtit S-Pc. Place Scttingt
(TcMpoon, Place Knife. Place
Fork, Salad Fork, Place
Spoon). PLUS 8 Serving
Piecei: Butter Knife, Sugar
Spoon, -Serving Spoon,
pierced, Serving Spoon, regu
lar, Gravy Ladle, Cold Meat
Fork, Berry Spoon, Donert
Server.
11)111
ilver
8 Serving Pieces Included
SPECIAL! 48-Piece mroductory special
fvl - -r f-tf mac ..
"Dinner-for-8"
only $8995
Chtil Option! lid
Set
!l.lei Arl.atry ffltih
apittin with utatthma
tnieiplatl dh. li
T t.l.
Trl4tnt' 0ntl)4 ltd.
"Something from the Jeweler.
Is always aomethln? special."
JEWELERS
Store) Hour! 9 A. M. To 6 P. M.
PH. 676-9203
177 MAIN ST- HKPPNEH
asVMMaV
GREEN
STAMPS
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ceremony wa the Rev. David J.
Smith. Organist wa M. Alice
Selgfrled. who alo accompan
ied Mlva Judy Clay when she
ang "At Dawning" and "The
Lord's Prayer."
Oven in marriage by her
father, the bride appeared in a
white aatln floor-length sheath,
fashioned with acalloped lace
bodice and a matching lace
train. A bouffant elbow-length
veil fell from a Dior seed pearl
rose. Her bridal bouquet was a
white orchid surrounded by blue
delphinium, placed on a white
Bible. She carried a handker
chief edged in tatted lace, a
gift of a great aunt, Mrs. Llla
Berg of Sitka. Alaska.
Honor attendant was Miss
Vlckl Ems. who wore a pastel
blue linen and satin floor-length
sheath with lace appliques on
the skirt. Her headpiece was of
net fastened with three large
hi in daisies. She carried a cas
cading bouquet of delphiniums
and white spider enrysanme
mums falling from a lace parasol.
Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy
Cleveland, ulster of the groom;
Miss Jane Deardorff. a cousin 01
the bride, and Miss Barbara Gay-
lord. .Seattle. Thev were cown-
ed identically to the maid of
honor. Junior bridesmaid for her
sister was Miss Maria Gay Dear
dorff, dressed In a iloor-lengtn
gown of blue crystal charm with
a lace Jiicket.
Best man was a cousin of the
groom, Nat Webb. Ushers Includ
ed the bride's brother, Bruce L.
Deardorff; Bill Wagner and Jim
McGough, a cousin of the groom.
Dropping white rose petals
along the church aisle was little
Michelle Nlelson, flower girl,
dressed to match the brides
maids. Lighting the tapers before the
ceremony were brothers of the
bride and croom. Alan Dear
dorff and Tom Cleveland.
For heir daughters wedding,
Mrs. Deardorff chose a blue
shenth with blue and white ac
cessories and a white orchid cor
sage. Mrs. Cleveland, mother of
thf Firoom. anneared in a beige
sheath with green accessories
and a yellow-throated orcnia.
Decorating the reception room
wher the newlvweds greeted
theLr many guests, were arrange
ments of white cnrysaninemums
and blue delphinium and white
tapers.
Scrv ne the bride's cake were
Mrs. Louis Babeock and Mr3.
Verdon Sandberg. Mrs. Willard
Deardorff and Mrs. Francis Dear
dorff, aunts of the bride, and
Mxs. Ron Schumacher, presided
at the coffee, tea and punch
services. Cousins of the bride,
Jackie Deardorff and Linda
Ramsay, served the grooms
cakes.
Mrs. Bruce L. Deardorff, sister-in-law
of the bride, had charge
of the guest book. Miss Judy
Deardorff, cousin of the bride,
and "Miss Jane Bystrom were in
charge of the gift table.
For a honeymoon trip to South-
ern Oregon coast, the bride
changed to a melon two-piece
wool suit with beige accessories
and wore the white orchid from
her bride's bouquet.
The bride was Graduated from
Molalla High school and the
rrnnm from Hpnnnpf Hih
school are attending Pacific Uni-
FFA GRAND CHAMPION
AND RESERVE CHAMPION
ak
EEF OH SAL
At Regular Case Prices
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We Arc Pleased to Announce that Dan Brosnan is Now Working
With Ernie McCabe in our Meat Department
WEEKEND
Pork Shoulder
OASIS
lb.
PORK STEAK it-59
FRESH PACIFIC
OYSTERS
Med. 12 ox.
69
NABISCO 1 LB.
Rill 2 -69c
CRACKERS
BETTY CROCKER
AM'SGL FOOD MD1L pkg-
4
SUNSHINE 2 LB.
Crispy W
CRACKERS
SILVER BOW
HONEY
lb. 109
CHILI
CON CARNE
3 for
FAMILY SIZE 4 FISHERMEN
FISH STICKS
phfl. 5
SUPER MARKET 9 OZ.
KRINKLE CUT OR REGULAR
FRENCH FRIES
10 pkg. $1
LETTUCE 2 heads 25$
CARROTS 2
1 Lb. Bags
19c
Tokay GRAPES 2 lb. 29c
RADISHES and
GREEN ONIONS Bunch
5
PRICES GOOD SEPT. 17 and 18 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
It's nice to save twice
low prices and S&H
Green Stamps
MARKET
1 gs
GREEN
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