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Elks Bridge Club To Sponsor Charity Party for Eye Clinic Iloppner Rik nrldgo Club, iiifinlwr Hub of the Amirli-iin Contract Iirllm Lmkup, will hold a chnrlty rinrly of dupll imIp bridge at thi Elki Club room TiiMetny nlM. Aukum 10, itt 8:(X) im. The party will bii oprn to thi public, rconllriK to LVrnr Van Martyr, Jr., who In In charge of rrnnnemrnm. AilmlfiNlon will be $1.00 per pi riwrn anil pluyws arc urRi-il to brltitf a parlm-r; thin In ncecs. nary for duplicate play. ThoHo wishing help In finding a part ner or having other qucxtloni may rail Van Mitrter. I'rorwda nf the parly will bo dotuitiMl tu the VMn' Ky Clin ic Kuiul (or aid to vlituully. han dicapped children, the principle charity project of the Orison Statu K1ka Aimorlatlon. Klk Kyr Clinic funds provide roat of rare for many children treated by the widely-known University of Oregon Medical School Kyo Clinic under the direction of Dr. .Swan. Money from the fund also buy equip ment for the clinic and, art-roil-hut to Van Murtrr, there are pieces of equipment In uho then now which are marked ait donations of the lleppner Klka l-tido. llila la the Nccond charity party for the local bridge club thla yeur. Uniler the A.C.H.L. rule, local chili.t must have a charity party for the national ait.HOclntlon'1 iM-neflt work be fore they can have an official benefit for a local charity. Now Showing WED, THURS. FRL, SAT. AUGUST 10-11 "Sonds of Kalahari" Starring Stewart Whitman PUIS "Hold On" Herman k The Hermits GROVE Drivc-in Theatre Hcrmiston Tuesday Nights. $1.50 pr ecu WED. THROUGH TUES. AUGUST 10 IS "The Great Race" Starring Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis. Natalie Wood MOR UMATILLA THEATRE Invitation Extended To Dixon Wedding A public Invltstlon Is extend ed by tiio Rev, nnd Mm. Melvln W. Dixon to their friends and church roimlltuents In th area to attend the marriage of their daughter, Sharon Anne, to ('baric Lloyd Cllllland, son of the Key, and Mrs. Walter Cllll land of Corry, I'a. Vows will be exchanged Sun day afternoon, August 2, In the lleppner Methodist church at 3:30 p.m., and the couplo In vites Hume attending to the re ception which will follow In the church social rooms. Both voting iwople were grad uated from Anbury College In Wllmnr. Ky., In June, and will return to the east for graduntc work and seminary tills fall, They will be at home after .September 5 at 1350 Hoyalty Court In Lexington, Ky. Monahans Attend Lake Oswego Rites Attendance at the wedding of Vtilniwlii Joiic Purker jtituif hfj.r of the Consul of I'unama, Mil- dora M. I'arker of Lake Oswego, and Dr. Ituascll I'arker of San Kramisco was a July event for Mrs. James Monahan and dau ghter, Theresa. Mrs. Monahan and the Parkers have been friends for many years. The wedding was July 6 and Mrs. Monulwm and Theresa went the Sunduy In-fore to visit her sister, Mrs, John K. Paulson In Luke Oswego. They remained for ten days following the cere mony at the Paulson home. MrM Mtiiinhnn riMittrfu fhlit the wedding. In Christ Church in Lake Oswego, was very beau tiful and that she saw many celebrities both there and at the Waverly Country Club dur ing the reception. Storks Girls Visit Former Home Town Kimnn ntul IJndn 5stftrUtt H:to ghters uf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murxs, nave been recent visit ors with their untie and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Miller In Camas. Wn. The ulrlu liuiW tiirna u-tth ttw,(r visits m) that they could stay on their babysitting Job for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson; Linda point; Unit f,ti- turn umU mnti thou returning the week-end of July 2.1, when Susan began her visit. Mrs. Starks and Cathy Mathews went to Camas on Sat urdav. to hrlnty Sosan home Since the Starks famllv lived In Camas before coming to iicppner, l.lnilu and Susan re newed acquulnt a Inccs with many iricnus in too commun ity. Many Extend Wishes n Honoring Couple At Hoskins Reception The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoskins was the scene of a wedding reception on Sunday afternoon, August 7, honoring their newly wed son-in-law and laui'hter. Mr. and Mrs. James I.. (Halll Boor, of Portland. The couple was married Friday, July 15, at Coeur a Alene, inano, Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boor of Arling ton. Their wedding trip took them to point of Interest In Montana and Washington. A large gathering of about HO friends and relatives, many from out-of-town, came to fx- tend their greetings and best wishes to the ncwlyweds. Guests were served from a table beau tifully centered with a tiered wedding rake, decorated with pink and white roses. Serving the enke were two aunts of the hrlde, Mrs. Frances Mitchell of Portland and Mrs. Robert Hos kins of Gibbons, assisted by Miss Clnny Moore. Presiding at the punch bowl were Mrs. Stanley Robinson, Miss Martha Peterson, Mrs. Kv- erett Struckmeler and Mrs. George Griffith. The guest hook was passed by Miss Joan Storkard, and pre siding at the gift table were Mrs, Marcel Jones and Miss Marie Hosklna. Following the recaption the honored couple returned to Port Inmt where both are emnloved. The groom will enter his Jun ior year at Portland "Mate Col lege this rail, I hey are now at home at 1923 S. W. Morrison St., Portland. Relatives here from Portland were Mrs. Frances Mitchell, Mrs. John Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Parker and son Steven. Al so irom out or-iown were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Curtis, brother-in-law and sister of the groom, and family of Arlington; Mrs. Joe Foley, Harold Wilklns' and Will Hoskins, all of Echo; Mrs. Frieda Bash, Stanfied; James Hoskins and Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien, oil of Pilot Rock; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Davis, Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoskins, Gibbons; Miss Martha Peterson. Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kroll, Lexington. Holt Family Spends Short Visit Here Enjoying their summer visit at the C. J. D. Bauman home recently were Mrs. Bauman's son and daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Holt and five children. While here they also visited the grandmother, Mrs. l-ec Cantwell, and brought cheer to her at Pioneer Memorial hos pital. The Holt family Is moving from Drain to a new location at Oregon City, where Holt will assume prlnelpalshlp of the Park Place Grade school. He was the former principal of the Drain grade school. Couple Wed July 30 In Idaho Ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoyhtya of lleppner are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Dolll, to Lee Hams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vester (Stub) Hams of lone. The couple was married Sat urday, July 30, In a triple wed ding at Welser, Idaho. Others In the ceremony were from Ba ker, La Grande and Portland. The newlyweds are making their home In lleppner. Mrs. Griffin Shows Steady Improvement Mrs. Jessie Griffin has return ed to her home after three weeks of traveling and conva lescence. She left Pioneer Memorial hospital July 24, and traveled to Portland July 26 with her dau ghter, Frances Griffin. After staying In Portland a week she went to Poulsbo, Wn., to visit another daughter, Mrs. Herb Case, for two weeks. Mrs. Case brought her back to Portland and Frances Griffin brought her back to lleppner where she spent another week in Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mrs. Griffin Is much Improv ed from the effects of a broken pelvis. Make Fer Wedding Day Last a Lifetime. . . GIVE YOUR BRIDE A DIAMOND GIFT A gift from the groom to the bride u a tradition ... a diamond gift will make that tradition last forever. For a diamond is as lasting and as lovely as your love itself. 1 'utihul iliiutih You can choose from our wide selection of beautiful diamond gifts in whatever prict range you prefer. Why not come in and let US help you decide on the most appropriate sttft for your perfect bride. "Something Irom the Jewelers. la always something special." Store Hours! 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST. HEPFNER JEWELERS Church Youth Join For Evening of Fun "Wonderful!" was the word used to describe the crowd and the evening when the Metho dlxt Youth Fellowship and the Christian Youth Fellowship combined In hosting a party for young people of local churen es at the Lexington . school grounds Sunday evening. Members of the group met In lleppner and rides were provid ed to Lexington where the en tertainment began with a soft ball game. After the game all Joined in a watermelon feed and man aged to do away with 12 of IS watermelons on hand. From the park the party moved to the Lexington Chris tian church where they finish td the evening singing at a hootenanny. Jean Stockard and Sharon Dixon accompanied the singing with guitar music. Leslie Meador and Joan Stock ard were in charge of planning the party. Guests from the Christian, Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic, Seventh-day Adventist and Assembly of God churches of this area were present and also one guest from the Mil ton Freewatcr First Christian church. Yes, the Gazette-Times can print the form you need for busi ness or ranch use. Phone 676- HEPFNER CA2ETET-TIMES. Tharaday, August 11. 1966 Boschees to Vacation Along Oregon Coast A vacation trip to the Oregon coast Is planned by the Rev. and Mrs. Al Boschee and fam ily during the coming week. The family plans to spend sev eral days camping at Cape Lookout trailer park near Til lamook. Guest speaker at the Christ Ian churches In Heppner and Lexington on Sunday, August 11 will be Ron Ingle of Herm Iston, graduate of Northwest Christian college, and former teacher at Heppner High school On Sunday, August 21, serv ices will be under the direction of Dick Struckmeler. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schmidt were hosts to Mrs. Schmidt's niece and husband, Lieutenant and Mrs. Harold Vaughan and four children of Monterey, Calif., from July 18 to July 21. Guest of Jill Schmidt during the early part of the summer was her cousin, Chert Snell of Chat taroy, Wn. Cheri is a sophomore in high schooL Word comes that Newt CHar- ra has recovered his health suf ficiently to be out mowing his lawn. Andersons in Europe Mr. and Mrs. Nets Anderson and son Kit currently are trav eling In Europe on vacation from their work in Niger, Af rica. A card mailed August 4 from Amsterdam said that they were on their second week of touring Europe and that they had seen many interesting plac es. "The country is all so green, fresh and beautiful with much progress in building and roads everywhere. We go on to the Scandinavian countries tomor row. Enjoying our vacation," the message said. Kit expects to return to Oregon this fall to go to school here. WANTED BROWSERS No Experience Necessary MARTHA'S DOOR DISTINCTIVE GIFTS '240 Gladys Avev-Ph. 567-6789 HERM1STON, ORE. 3 Golden Agers Enjoy Evening's Activities Heppner Golden Agers met Tuesday evening at the Epis copal Parish hall with a good crowd In attendance. The Iiev. Mr. Dirk Rlnehart led the invocation, after which all Joined In a bountiful pot luck dinner. During the evening, members and their guests sang with Mrs. C. C. Carmlchael at the piano, played bingo, Scrabble, and cards and danced with the rec ord music of the Huston Les leys. As a special entertainment feature, Mrs. Carmlchael play ed a number on the Melodica. Over 20 members were In at tendance and several guests were present Including the Rev. and Mrs. Rlnehart and Mrs. Sara Morrow. New members, Mrs. Florence McMillan and Mrs. Bertha Hunt of Lexington, were welcomed by the club. Wisharts Entertain Out-of-town Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wlshart, Sally, Susie, Jimmy and Johnnie have been hosts during recent weeks to several groups of vis itors. July 13. overnight guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Steven son of Seaside who are relatives of Mr. Wlshart. On July 22, Mrs. Wishart's aunt, Mrs. Cecil Post and her children of Las Cruces. New Mexico, stopped hero on a trip to Hood River where they met Mrs. J. M. Flesher, mother of Mrs. Post and grandmother of Mrs. Wlshart. to drive Mrs. Flosher back to New Mexico. Mrs. Flesher had been unable to get a plane flight home because of the airline strike. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Butterfield, Mr.. Wishart's uncle and aunt of Hood River, who stayed over night Wednesday, July 28. Families Combine On Birthday Events A birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Far ra last Thursday celebrated the close birthdays of Mrs. Farra and Tom Gonty. Guests at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gonty, Tom and Doug, and Mrs. Alice Luttrell. The Gontys and the Farras have celebrated their joint birthdays for several years, both in August and in March, when Ed Gonty and Jim Farra had their birthdays, before Jim left Heppner for service in the U, S. Navy, JIM'S MEAT CO. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Stanfield. 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