tfCrrHEIt CAIETTt TIMES.
Moore-Cason Vows,v
Exchanged Saturday
At Methodist Church
J.e msrvUre of Ml Kerry
K. M.. daughter of Mr. and
Mr. John U M.w of Shrrwj!.
rul Jmr U t iMin. on of Mr.
Mary II IW)n tf Heppner.
fcU'nii.U.! at m.fi.i w
monv Saturday. September 11.
In the re-nef oi relatives and
Cltme fiwnda,
Vow uere echani:ed In the
sanctuary of the Hrt Mrtho
,tl,t rhurch. with the Rev. MH
ln Plon offlrtaUn at the 10:00
a m, cervmony.
riwricd to the altar by hr
father, the bride wh attired In
floor lend h town of laee over
taffeta, fashioned with bell Mrt
and writ length aleevea. Her
abort ll!ulon veil fell from a
tiara crown of ed pearl. Me
carried an orchid, backed by
lace, pined on top of a mall
white Bible.
Attending a maid of honor
wa Mi IX'nna Georce, llepp
ner. vc.trlnc a itrvct length
tin s of pink taffeta.
TU'H man w John A Caon.
brother of the eroom. Heppner.
Mr. Sam Miller, organist,
played a barkcround of wed
ding rmisle.
For her dauchtera wedding.
Mr. Moore wore a cray uit
ensemble. Mr. Bryant, mother
of the croom. chose a street
Icneih dress of preen Hk.
After the ceremony, those at
tending creeled the couple at
reception at the home of the
groom' mother. After the new
lvwcd cut IheU- first piece of
the three-tiered wedding cake,
It va served by Mrs. Elmer
Knlchten. aunt cf the groom,
pourine coffee and punch were
Mis Donna George and Mrs.
Larry More. ststcr-ln law of the
bride. The guest book was un
der the care of Cathy unds
trom. niece of the bride. The
bride and croom opened their
own gifts placed on the gilt
table. .
For traveling, the bride chose
white knit two-piece suit
Aftor n Wiving a weeK-ena i
trip to Wallowa Lake, the coup
le reside In Heppner. where the
bride is employed as a bookkeeper-teller
at the Bank of
Eastern Oregon, and the groom
Is employed by the Morrow
County Road Department.
After Graduating from Hills,
boro Union high school in 1962,
the bride received training at
Northwestern School of Com
mcrce in Portland. The croom,
a craduate of Heppner high
school in 1962. received a de
cree last year from the Tech
nical Division of Multnomah
college in Portland.
Invitation Extended
To Couple's Reception
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Florence on Willow
Creek will be opened to friends
on Sunday afternoon, September
19, for a reception honoring
them on their 50th wedding anniversary-Friends
and relatives are in
vited to call between the hours
of 2:00 and 5:00 p.m.
Minors to Observe
Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Minor, for
mer residents who left Morrow
county in 1934. will be honored
on their 50th wedding anniver
sary at Lyle, Wash., Sunday,
September 19. from 2 to 4 p.m.
in the Lyle Women's club build-
inThe occasion is arranged by
their children and all friends
are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Minor
were both reared in the Hepp
ner area and operated ranches
at lone and Cecil.
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Bride-elect Honored
At Pre-wcdding Party
Complimenting Ml Krrv
i ...tor in ! marrlaee Sat-
urdav t Jame L. Canon. friend
eathered at the Horn oi .Mr.
Ivan Connor lt Wednesday
evening to honor her with a
bridal ahower.
lovely and useful sift by the
m vkif-tv of ap
propriate Karnes were played by
those attending. lieircsnmrnia
were served at the close of the
evening by the hostesses, Mrs.
Ed Onty. Mr. Ahee MeCabe.
Mrs. Ed LaTrace. Mrs. uwum
Nash and Mrs. Connor.
Others present for the even
i.... ..r. Mr Msrv V- Rrvant.
mother of the groom-elect. Miss
iv.nn. r-..tnr.-v Mr telvin Plx-
on. Mrs. Hon llaguewood. Mrs.
Archie Padherc. miss wis wu
fr Kilt r'arra. Mrs. Mar-
i.. k-ino trt Madee Brvant.
Mr. Howard Bryant. Mr. John
ItercstAtm. Mrs. leucine rarriu,
anl the honored cuesd. Miss
Mo-.re.
Soroptimists Vote
For Float Repairs,
Added Construction
rrocram of the Soroptlmlst
club at Its luncheon meeting
last Thursday noon was devoted
i.irjrelv to discussion of future
,i-.w f,ir th. club's float trail
er, used each ear for the fair
i...iiinfT th. n.wit for retiairs
on the uailer ihhi. a vote oi wie
membership favored making the
repairs, and adding further con
struction of retractable sides
and covered top that would
make it more easily transport-
awe.
Prize monev received from this
year's parade awards will go
into reconstructing the float bed.
putting It in shape for travel
and to represent the town In
.... -..h.. i-nraiie next ear. An
estimate of necessary costs had
been prepared by Mrs. Jim Hag
er. and storage and labor prob
lems were uiscussea oy ..
Wes Sherman, float committee
chairman.
Other reflections and Items
relative to this year's parade
were discussed, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Charles Starks, pres
ident. She asked members to
give consideration to the clubs
retiring from local competition
in future years.
Guests at recent meetings
have been Mrs. Everett Struck
meier and Mrs. Howard Petty
john. , . .
orfa f last vear s citizen-
ship. 4-H and Girl s State schol
arship winners win oe nearu uu
this week's program, with moth
ers of these girls also as guests.
Public Card Party
Sot KAnndnv Niaht
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tar doc it-1 y vi oi. "
olic church was held September
f HI "
Plans were discussed to spon
sor a card party on Monday eve-
nmg, &epieinu.T f"
ceeds to be used for preparing
u cmnmgchH nn October
lur uic
Bridge and pinochle will be in
. ,.nM..i. acenrt anH COT-
fee at 8 p.m., served by ladies
OI tne Auar om-inj. "
invitation is extended to the
public.
KINZUA NEWS
Visiting last week with Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Flack were Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Cook of Amer
ican Fork, Utah, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Lowell and family of
Sandy, Utah. Mrs. Lowell will
be remembered as-Lelah Mae
Cook.
Doctor Discusses
Medicare Program
At Legion Meeting
An Informative program was
a feature of the combined meet
Ing of the American Legion and
Auxiliary at the Legion hall
Monday evening, September 11
Members and guest met flrt
for a Htlurk dinner at 6:W pm
VI. WalUc Wolff presented
an InttveMlng talk on the Medi
care proeram. He Mated that It
provide health needs for peopl
over C children with emotional
problems, retardid young Mople
and adults who necl financial
aid. March. 1966, U the deadline
for signing up, he stated, and
one of Us features Is that a per
son ran choose the doctor and
hospital he wbhes. Mrs. Don
Munkers and Frank Hamlin were
in charge of the program.
During the Auxiliary business
meeting. It was decided to have
a food sale Friday. Octoler 1.
Mrs. Hamlin will serve chair
man. Tti. resli-'natlon of Mrs. Ham
lin as secretary wa rpi,d- 10 1
give her more time for her of
fice as District 6 president.
At the next meeting. October
4 delegates that attended Boys
and Girls State will be special
guests, with Mr. and Mrs. Riley
Munkers and Mr. and Mrs. Arnie
Hcdman ns chairmen of the pro
gram and potluck dinner.
Mrs. Earl Gilliam and Mrs.
Svlva Wells will be honored as
40-year members. The public Is
invited to the potluck and program.
Residenls Enjoy Monday. Holiday At Home, Away
By VIRGINIA KELSO
fiv7i'i visiting over the
Labor Dav week-end with Mr.
i .. iiri nhnton were Mr.
aim .'n-.
and M. George Dai ley of Sjh)-
kane. Wash.
t, on. In Charles Robert
son of Portland visited last
week end with Mr. and .Mrs. woe
Browning and family.
Verlin and David uenion ui
n.,L-inT visited friends here
t.v'..'.. - - ,
over the Labor. Day week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Kohert uunn anci
(.mii.. f Milwaukie srxnt last
week-end visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Taylor,
vi. onH Mr Rov Keller and
family visited with friends in
Madras over the weeK-ena.
In Heppner last Tuesday were
Mrs. Rav Rector. Mrs. Taul Oy
ler and Miss Sharon Kelso.
Mr. and Mrs. John Palermo of
Portland visited from Sunday
until Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Rav Cody. ja
Mrs. Elmer Nesselrodt and
son of Long Creek have been
visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Perry.
In Heppner Sunday for med
ical care were Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. Flack. Willis Wright, Sr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hatter.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sizemore
spent last week-end in Milton
Freewater where they visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hollo
mon. . , .
Mrs. Mark Jellick and daugh
ter Cathy and Mrs. Don Stink
ard went to Baker last Sunday
ht-inir tirnnp Dennis Jellick
who had been visiting relatives
there for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. vincem ucn
...,,4 crmnt i.ahor Dav week-
end visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Blank and son at Hair
way. While there they went on
to Weiser, Idaho, to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Stephens.
When they returned nome mey
brought grandson Travis Bjain
th them for a week. He
returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kusty croissant
of Pendleton spent last week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Rod Britt
and family. ....
Mrs. John Thieme and child
ren have moved to Hermiston
ihaxr MjU fWCUDV their
home and the children will at
tend school.
uTioc Marionp Railev or Oresn-
am spent the week-end here vis
iting with Mr. ana ivirs. nanjr
Craig and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Slinkard
were business visitors to Port
land Saturday.
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Business visitors to Heppner
Saturday afternoon were Mr.
and Mrs. Clay Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker
left Saturday afternoon to .pend
several days in Portland on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane DcKrees
and family have moved to Pen
dleton where Mr. Dc Frees will
re employed at Albertsons. He
had worked here at the Klnzua
Mercantile and his place has
hovn taken by Ken Miller of
Fossil.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortl
more and family went to Uma
tilla last Sunday to see the new
place that Mrs. Mortimore's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Gra
ham have bought.
A new family at Camp 5 Is
Herschel and Betty Murdock.
formerly of Fossil, recently .mov
ing to Camp 5 from Anchorage.
Alaska. They had also worked
and lived at Kodiak and Seward,
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Mk Slim Rhoton. Mrs. Her
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Mr. Carol Norris entertained
the Flendhli clun vcuiu'mi.i
evening ut the Camp 5 commu
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uas won bv IWI Stubblcfield.
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this evening were VI Slinkard.
Rnsie Graham. Jean Medlxk.
Mavis Ovler, Irene Sample'.
Nancy Hawk, and Marilyn Ball-
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Anderson Family
Arrives in Paris
En Route to Niger
Mr 111.1 Mrs. NrU Andrmott
armed In I'arU Thursday. Sep
trtnlTT ?. amnd'.nj: to a Icttrr
recrlvetl from them Monday.
Witlten by Nels, the Idler
follow:
AVrll. we are In erande
vr Have a 14 hour atop-
over Ix-lween planes. We arrived
from New York at a m. aner
a a ht.ur flight fnm there. Nova
Sootla. Me of Jerw-y, England
and France sure l.k gHd from
the air. What we have seen oi
Paris looks real goml, clean and
green.
Ve have In-en treated roy
ally; met at the bus. taken to
the Baltimore Hotel, served
breakfact In our rooms and
showed the alghts of the City.
We are getting many gotnl col
ored slides and pictures.
'We have been ovinyci a
u..k In m-it tne to Africa. There
vveie no reservations available.
efore now. We were M-neuuieo
to be there the 4th. We left
Heppner on the .Tilth. vlited rel
atives In Seattle. St. Paul. Fargo
and Lisbon. N. l, on the way
through to New York.
The Imvs got to meet some
aunts, unties and cousins they
had not seen N-fore, and I had
the opportunity to see my four
sisters and three brothers as
well as my dad We went out on
the town In New York and the
boys enjoyed the view from
atop the Empire State Itldg, a
walk down Broadway, the Grand
rvnirnl Station. Central Park
and a tiulek trip through the;
World's Fair. !
I spent a day in the office
In New York getting better or-
lented for my Job. I am looking
forward to getting on the Job.
Sincerely, Nels.
The night before, son Kit
wrote from New York city, show
Ing the speed with which they
are traveling. He told of walk
ing KO Mocks In New York.
"We htarted out for dinner but
ended up seeing the Pan Am
iSUIg.. the UN Bldg., and David.
Doug. Rick and I went up 102
stories to the top of the Empire
State Bldg. Then we took a walk
about 20 blocks on Broadway.
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Pacific Gas Opens
Proposal Hearings
Hearings before the Federal
IVwer t ommiw.lon In Washing
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panv's pnol to Inctcaae de.
Mveilea thioogh the AtheHa
t uliforuia natural K pn-rlino
width clones Moiiow ivunty.
according to Information from
Roger C. Thonipon of iH.kane.
Wn., public information rcfe
M-ntatlve f"r the company
Hie beatings are of particular
liiiiHKlane lo M'rw rxiunty
because It a favable de Uhm
Is reached, a cmpreaw.r fctatlon
Station li will be built at lone
at a ct. of alKut U-'kAM") Due
ih hoise ower gaa tuiblne
driven centrifugal tonipieKmn
and auxiliary tMuipmcnt are to
U Inxtalled.
At the hearing IGT will te
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llioiltv lo Invest $i:i million
in new compressor horM hwi r
and relate! nstructlon In the
Pacific Noithwest.
Also liuluded In the plan Is
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You Just can't tiileve all the
neon signs. M"st "f them are
moving in a line, telling some
thing. We atso went to Grand
Central Station and Times
Square. How's things at home?"
The Andersons are vn route
lo Niger. Afrlea. where he will
set up an cxtciulon program.
The Gazette-Times appreciates
getting news copy early.
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