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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1966)
Anniversary Reunion Honors Kirks Sunday At Homestead Ranch Cnlhrrlnir at !h Kirk and Hublnmm ninth SeplcmlMr 23, for a fiimilv minion wore tho Itnmi'dlalii (liwmdnnt of the M. J. Dcvln family. Thin rnnch w thi tirlHlnal homr-Mend of Mr. ami Mr. M. J. D-vln. HlKhllitMlnir th KTalon tho Informal rommemom lion of Hip Both wi'dillnn annl. voranrv nf Mr. anil Mr. M. N. Kirk of llcrmlNtoii. Following a lH)untlful pot luck dinner, a lures' three tlrri'd wedding rake won cut and nerved by the hon ored couple, Coming CHiiwInllv for the or cohlon were Mr. and Mm, H, K. Tvlor of Lehnnon, brother-in-law and nlHler of Mr. Kirk. They are uIho former renldenta of this area. Other KiieM Included Mr. and Mrs. O. M, Scott, llermlatun; Mrs. I-tlia Archer, lleiiner; Mm. Dick Kherkler. Nancy and Mur Buret, Hlchland, WbnIi,; Mr. and Mm. 1'aul Warren and Ulenn, Criuidvlew, Wash.; Mr. and Mr. Kills Wyland and Carol, I'llot Hook; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wy. land, Allan and Junta, Pendle ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Kdward lioyilcll, Nancy and Kent of Nvswn. HuMts for the pleasant affair were Dr. and Mrs, J. It. Broun and Nicky of lYmllcton, and Mr. anil Mrs. Donald Koblnson and Kirk, Kyle, and Kryiin Koblnson. Reception Proves Pleasant For l5o in Attendance Grand OES Officer To Visit Wednesday Mrs. Muriel Fields of Salem, unsocial) grand conductress of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, will make an official vlsltutlon to Ituth Chap ter No. 32 at the lleppner Ma sonic Temple next Wednesday, October 5, at 8 p m. Preceding the mooting, a pot luck dinner will be served In the dining hall at 6 p.m.. flay red and while bolls and a friendly crowd made the llepp ner t-:icmcritnry Teacher'a He oeptlon a very pleasant even I nil for approxIniHlely 150 teachers imilii KucNts Friday nlht at the eleinenlury school multipurpose room. The decoration, Ideas for which wore supplied by Terry l.lneeeum, art teacher, followed the theme, "School Bells King In'." Hod streamers were thread ed through white puper bolls which centered each table, and the backdrop at the speakers' table featured a huo musical score of silver notes on a rod background with a lure bell In the center, and the words, "School Hells ItliiKln'", below. Harlan MeCurdy, master of ceremonies, started proceedings by ringing a small school boll. Involution was given by Fa ther Kaymond Heard, and Suor Intendont of Schools Dave Pot ior Introduced school board and advisory board members who were present. Mrs. Clyde Allstott, president of the Klementary 1TA. extend ed words of welcome, and Mrs. Idiclii'l Dick, regional vice pres ident of the Oregon Congress of Parents arid Touchers, told of a 3-countv ITA workers meeting here Wednesday. Alan Martin, clcmcntury prin cipal, Introduced each of the tenchors on his stuff and asked n siMintuneous question of each, relative to the teacher's hobby or Interests. Toastmuster McCurdv added a bit of llghthcartod entertain ment to the enjoyment of the crowd when he sang a humor ous song, without accompani ment. Friends said that It was the first time they had ever heard him sing In public. He was an Immediate hit. Each teacher was brought to the reception as a guest of dif ferent parent who acted as hosts to Introduce them to oth ers. Bright corsages of fresh fall flowers were presented each teacher by the lone Garden Club, and name tags helped them become acquainted with the parent. KofroHhmonts of dessert, cof fee and punch were served, and u get-acquainted and visiting time followed. Commit toe heads for the re caption were Mrs. Jim I'rock, Mrs. Lynn Pearson, Mm. Bob Jones, Mrs. Kundy Ixtt, Mrs. Bill Johnson. Mrs. Wallace Wolff and Miss Llncecum. Their fine work received many compliments from those who attended. nnmmmw! LAST 5 DAYS! G-OHHAM "Dinner-for-Eight" Al50: Dinner lof four, SAVE $25. Dinnrr-fiir-Tvrtlvr, SAVE S'5. ttelsti now J299.45 mvr Gossamer now $315 45 Chmlilly now $283.45 Stnsbouri now $299.45 v" liScali now $343.95 Melrose now $329.45 Kate Tiara now $283.45 Buttercup now $299.45 Rondo now $283.45 Alencon now $23.45 JS. .j.,,, iysjl WniWward now $299.45 SAVE for t LimiitiJ 77m s50. Don't wail another clay! Thtre'i no belter lime than now lo tnjoy the elegance of lovely Coilum Sterling on your very own timing Uble. K you act quietly, you can oun a complete rn,ice lof-eighlal Substantial samgs! Senile in cIuiIm eight 4 piece plate set lingi (place knile, place (of k, Iraipoon, Individual salad fork) plus butter seising knife, sugar spoon, two table or serving spoons and silver storage chest. But hurry . , . offer ends soon. I -l I rltait enroll mt In the Corham I I Sltfllni till PIAN. My cluStan pattern li . Iaddrcss I NAME . STATE . CtTV. I ( ) I have an account with you, I ( ) I would likt lo open an account. I I I- I I t have an account with. employed at . your choke of 24 pilferns Join Out No Down Payment CLUB No Carry ln Charge PLAN mmeoVate Delivery iVo federtl Tit on Cofiim Sltrlinf TARNISH MIVINTIVf JIIVU CMHT Included In Sl. Ml C.ftg ENDS 0CT0IM3, 1M4 CONGRATULATIONS, 4-H CLUBS National 4-H Week 40 Vt? September 24-Oct. 1 "Something from the Jeweler's. la always something special." Candlelight Rites Unite Pair Sept. 17 At Fossil Wedding KINZUA A double ring cere mony by candlelight on Satur day, September 17, at the Fos sil Raptlst Church united In marriage Miss Hazel Ioe Still ing .granddaughter of Mrs. Myr tle Stilling of Fossil to Verlln Kay Denton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton of Brookings, formerly of Klnzua. Officiating at the 7 p.m. aerv Ire was Rev. Edwin Derrick be fore an altar which was decor ated with bankets of pink and white gladiolus and white can delabra holding tall pink tap ers. The bride, escorted to the al tar by her brother Tommy Schoolcraft of Portland, wore an Kmplre style gown of white lace over satin. Her shoulder length veil of white lace was held In place by a crown of satin and sequins. She carried a bridal bouquet of white carnations. Maid of honor was the bride's sister, Mary Schoolcraft of Port land, who wore a long fc'mplre style dress of pink lace over crepe with a burgundy velvet bow. She wore a white head veil hold in place by a pink satin bow. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Sand ra Wright of Portland, sister of the bride; Mrs. Ruth Ann Car ey of Richland, Wn., and Miss Joan Browning of Klnzua. They wore street length dressed of pink lace over crepe In an Em pire style with the burgundy velvet bow and while head veils held by- pink satin bows. They all had white accessories and carried nosegays of rosebuds backed with lace matching the bride's gown. The nosegays wore made by Mrs. Ida Blanch ard of Brookings. Sorvini! as best man for his I brother was David Denton of isrooKinKS wiiu iwcnaiu uu-i-son of Portland, William Gub sor of John Day and Kenneth Wham of Klnzua as ushers. Rob ert Hulett of Klnzua carried the rings on a white satin pillow. The bride's grandmother wore a royal blue knit suit with white accessories and the groom's mother chose a green knit suit with brown accessories. The bride's mother appeared In a red suit. All had corsages of white carnations. Wedding music was played by Mrs. Robert Kelso who also accompanied Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Freeman who sang 'The Twelfth of Never" and "Lord Bless This Hour." Imedlately after the ceremo ny, the young couple greeted their many friends and receiv ed their congratulations at the reception held In the church basement where the pink and white three-tiered wedding cake centered the serving table. Af ter sharing the first slice, the cake was cut and served by Mrs. Warren Jobe of Fossil. The cof fee was served by Mrs. Harlan Denton of Prinevllle and the punch was served by Mrs. Verne Klrby of Fossil. The guest book was cared for by Miss Cheryl Gubser of John Day with the gift table in charge of Miss Verlna French of Hoppncr and Miss Sharon Hubbell of Klnzua. The bride is a graduate of Wheeler High school In Fossil and the groom of Brookings High school. They will make their home In Coos Bay where Verlin Is employed by the West Coast Telephone Company. Attending from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Den ton of Prinevllle, Mr. and Mrs. Rav French and daughters, Mrs. Edgar Denton, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moore all of Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. William Eklridge, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moon and Mrs. Ernest Key, all of Milton-Free-water, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clark of Hermlston, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Denton and girls of Richland, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephens and son Terry of Prineville, Mr. and Mrs. Dav id Peterson and sons of Con don, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gub ser of John Day, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Woods of Toledo, and Jerry Roe of Pendleton. JEWELERS Stor Hoursi 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNEH Mi U Fife EN STAMPS Golden Agers Start Bi-Monthly Meetings Regular fall meetings of the Heppner Golden Age club will start Tuesday evening, October 4', at the Episcopal parish hall. Meetings will then follow the same schedule as last year, on the first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. Members and guests will gather for a potluck dinner at 7:00 p.m., with the usual good variety of entertainment to fol low. Guests are Invited to attend. ESTARL Awards Available To Youth In Religious Fields Mrs. Dick Wilkinson, state fund chairman of Eastern Star Training Awards for Religious leadership, began the first of a series of fund-raising visits this past week with visits to Ar cadia Chapter No. 84 In Fossil and Condon Chapter No. 23. Known as ESTARL, this fund contributes to religious training of students by giving awards each year to young men and women In need of financial as sistance In their senior year In college or to complete graduate work. Students need not be a Ma sonic or Eastern Star afflllatae to apply. In faet, the majority of the awardees have been non fraternal people In the 10 years the project has been sponsored In Oregon. Mrs. Wilkinson has a district of 14 O.E.S. chapters to visit personally In Eastern Oregon, and directs the activities of nine other committee members whose job It Is to personally contact each of the 167 chap ters in the state to raise funds for these awards. Anyone Interested In obtain ing further Information regard ing these awards may contact Mrs. Wilkinson. Tell the advertiser you saw it In the Ga2ette-Tlrr.es. Rainbow to Install Officers on Sunday Martha Peck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pock, 1-exlng-ton, will be Installed Worthy Advisor of Ruth Assembly No. 50, Order of Rainbow for Girls, on Sunday afternoon, October 2, at 2 p.m. In the Heppner Ma sonic Temple, along with other new officers for the fall term. The public Is Invited to be present. Mrs. Tom Hughes I mother advisor for the assem bly. Tentative plans are for a school of instruction to be held the following night, Monday, at 7 p.m., with Mrs. Lorraine Irby, grand deputy of Rainbow, In charge. Co-op Club to Meet The October meeting of the Lexington Coup Biddies is plan ned for Monday afternoon, Oc tober 3, at the Lexington City Hall, starting at 1:30 p.m. Of ficers are planning a special program following a brief bus iness meeting. Advisory Meet Set Meeting of the Heppner school advisory board will be held Wednesday, October 5, at 8 p.m. In the primary library at the elementary school, Prlncl pal Alan Martin announces. This is the regular monthly public meeting. HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday, September 29, 1966 3 Legion, Auxiliary Meeting Postponed Regular meeting of the Amer ican Legion and Auxiliary Post No. 87, announced previously for Monday, October 3, has been oostponed until the following Monday evening, October 10, ac cording to announcement by Mrs. Frank Hamlin, auxiliary president, due to conflicts with hunting plans of members. A pood tiirnntif ! nn,aa October 10 for the potluck din ner at 7:00 p.m., followed by a special program of reports by delegates to Girls' and Boys' State Auxiliary officers are prepar ing this week for their annual homebaked food sale, on Friday morning, September 30, from 10:00 a.m.. In the building next door to Gardner's Men's Wear. Special Items will be on sale for the hunters. Season's Opening Morrow County Roller Rink Friday, Sept. 30-7 to 10 p.m. FREE SKATE-Sun., Oct. 1, 2-5:00 p.m. REGULAR HOURS Fridays, Saturday 7 to 10 p.m. Sundays 2-5:00 pjn. ADMISSION SOe All Ages, 25c Skate Rentals - Available for Private Parties County Fair Pavilion Heppner, Ore. Wayne and Loy Harsin, Proprietors 11 BANQUET III li 1 1 21hIIS .... 29& CREAM PIES 4 FISHERMEN 8 OZ. FISH STICKS - - - 2-69C STIDDS Chicken or Beef DINNER For MMMiM FOB THE HUNTERS OREGON CHIEF SLAB BACON Lb. 79C PORK SPARE RIBS 65 C ROUND-UP BRAND 1 Lb 69' 2 Lb $ J38 g Lb $207 10 oz. Instant J49 Contact Forrie Burk enbine to have your Deer anchor Elk cut & wrapped Pillsbury FLOUR 25 Lb. Bag 1 lo aaoZa 7 OLD FASHION FRANKS Lb. 890 HMD mm 20 LBS. NO. 2 OREO FIG NEWTON S CAMEO LORNA DOON Potatoes -690 LARGE SLICING Tomatoes Lb 19C 2 -75c I CELERY Swifts Prem LUNCH MEAT 530 Lb. 10$ PRICES GOOD SEPT. 30 Cr OCT. 1 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET CREEN STAM PS 7
