Public Will Greet
Father Beard Sunday
At Church Reception
Unnl plans for the public? re
ivplhm cm .Humliiv, May H,
which will honor Knthcr Kay
eiiiitul II, llcanl, were mnde lit
tin Tuesday evening meeting cil
SI. Putrlck'N Alliir Society.
Tin' reception will Im the
fir-.t of (wo special events plan
iumI fur (hp coming week, In
observance nf n Silver Sacerdo
I'll Jubilee fur lather Heard's
Z'lth iinnlvcrHiiry of ncrvlee In
tin- priesthood.
1imh of I u- St. 1'atrlck'A Par
ish hull will In- opened to h Im
many fi lends- In the surround
ing coininuiilliei whi wish to
come iiihI extend personal greet
ings In Father Heard. Iteecptlon
bourn will he from .'I f Ml to .VIMI
Pin. Children lire urged to come
fur the reception with their
family groups.
All IllVllillllllllll IliltKIUI'l will
lie nerved Tuesday evening, May
10, in 7 iki p in In tln parish
hull, following ii five o'clock
m.isx of thanksgiving. Many
out of town I'licNt are expect
ed to participate, Ineludl n K
Ulshop Francis 1'. Leipzig of Hit -kor.
ConmilitceM working on din
ner arrangements Include the?
l.exint:ion Altar SiK-lety, with
Mrs. lull Doherty and Mrs. Ito
sella Lindsay nit ctwilrinen of
hot foods; lleppner Altar Sort,
etv. with MrH. Wallace Wolff,
dessert chairman, unit Mr. Kan
dv litt. decoration chairman;
and the Iolie Altar Society Will
t.ike care of alter d!nnir ar
rangements, with Mr. mid Mrs.
;.r Swan-Hon as chatrinen.
Nearly all parish members of
the Heppner and lone churches
i'MkhI to have some part In the
tw.i coming event!.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. May S. 1966
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Comnifj Lvenls
THURSDAY. Mat 5
Elks' Mother Dot Obeerranct,
7:4S p-m Bocut Pork Dinner,
6:0 p-m.
FRIDAY, May 6
Hoppner Hlqh Track Meet, East
rn Oregon College field, 1:00
p.m.
Mother"! Club Luau, Stockaid
home, 6:30 p.m.
Sam Soucl Rebekah Lodge, 8:00
p.m., lOOF hall.
SATURDAY, Mot 7
OES Social Club, Masonic Mali,
1:30 P-m.
Hoppner Hlqh Baseball, Grant
Union at Heppner, 11:00 a-m.
Junior-Senior Prom, Hlqh School
Multipurpose Room, 9:00 pjn.
MONDAY, May 9
Hcppnor-Morrow County Cham
ber of Commerce, noon. Wag
on Wheel.
Ruth Chapter, OES, Friendship
Nlqht, Masonic Hall. 8:00 p.m.
Episcopal Church Women's Fel
lowship, Parish Hall, 7:30 p.m.
PTA Study Group, Elementary
School, 7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY, May 10
Hoppner Home . Extension Unit,
Paul Warren borne. 10:30 a-m.
WEDNESDAY, May 11
Morrow County Homemaker's
Achievement Festival, Old Ir
riqon School. 10:30 a.m.
Masonic Senior Boys' Banquet,
6:30 p.m.. Masonic Hall
THURSDAY, May 12
Soroptimtst Club, Heppner Grill,
noon luncheon
Elks' Golfers' Night
Reception at lone
IONE sFrlends and relative
are cordially invited to attend
a reception honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Ilershal Townsend on their
Officers Installed
For Mothers Club;
Plan Coming Events
New officers of the Heppner
Mothers Club were Installed
Monday evening, when the group
met for Its last regular meet
ing until the fall months. Mrs.
Loren Lucore entertained the
club at her home, with Mrs. Rod
Murray as co-hostess.
With Mrs. Everett Struck
meler. past president, as instal
ling officer, the following new
officers were obligated: Mrs.
Herman Winter, president; Mrs.
Jack Krelger, vice-president, and
Mrs. I.ueore, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Bob Jones and Mrs. Elmer
Schmidt will serve as program
co-chairmen.
Discussion was held on plans
for the Hawaiian luau. to be
held Krldav evening. May 6, at
the home of Mrs. Anita Stock-,-ird,
with husbands as guests.
Summer protects were discuss
ed, and chairmen appointed for
the Sidewalk Bazaar sale, coun
ty fair booth and rodeo parade
float. A special planning meet
ing was set for August 8.
Hefreshments were enjoyed
during the social hour at the
close of the meeting.
To Honor Townsends
25th wedding anniversary.
The event will be held at the
Willows Grange Hall on Sun
day, May 15, between the hours
of two and five In the after
noon. Hostesses will be their two
daughters, Mrs. George Porschy
and Sue Townsend of Portland,
assisted by Mrs. Lewis Halvor
sen and Mrs. Harvey Smith of
lone. They request that no gifts
be given.
Former Residents
United in Marriage
An April 21 ceremony united
In marriage two former Mor
row county residents, Leila B.
Perry, now of Walla Walla, and
Ralph W. Bennett, recently of
Princville. The couple exchang
ed vows before Chaplain Law
rence E. Cousins in the chapel
at the Veterans' hospital in
Walla Walla, where the bride
was employed for many years.
The couple's attendants were
Miss A. Louise Larson and Mrs.
Oma J. Cox. Mrs. Cox, niece of
the new Mrs. Bennett, moved to
Walla Walla last year to be
near her aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett are life
long acquaintances, ha v i n g
grown up together in Lonerock,
and have many mutual ac
quaintances in and around
Lonerock, Condon and Heppner
communities. They will make
their home In Walla Walla.
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