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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1966)
- i MB. AND MBS. CHET HERZ BERG (JUDITH MARIE EU BANKS) Eubanks-Herzberg Wedding Performed In Madras Church IONK A recent wi-ildlnn of Interest hero win Unit of Jud ith Miirle Ktibiitikx and diet t'llffnrd llerzbi'rn, who witi married on Siiturdiiv, August 27, nt tin- Church of Christ In Mini ms, Krv. U)ille Itetinrtt perform I'll (tin H:(X) p.m. double rlllR ceremony. The brlile, who wn lvrn In mnrrlam by her futhiT. Itlll Kutmnks of I'lirtland, wore n floor lenuth (jnwn of white bro emit Miiiln with lonp; tulle train and elbow length tulle veil. She rarrli'd white curriii t Iimim with rrd rose. Muld nf honor whs Jan De Moss of Morn, formerly of llepp nrr. She wore n turquoise unwn Ktrrrt IrnKtli ilrcss of anil rarrli'd Invetuler chiffon carna- tlnim. Ih'lii'M lliTbrrK', MMiT nf tin' KriKim. whk Junior brides muld. attlrnl In a llchtrr tur iiuolsr Kri'on tires nnd curried lavender carnations. Hcst man was Max Summer haldrr and lunlor best man was Handy Allman. Clients were sciitcd by Hill Klelils and 1VI IViwt'li. who also served as can- till' IlK'htlTS. Following the wi'ddlnn a re ci'ptlun was held In the church parsotwiC''. Center of attention was the lovely three tiered wed dint; cake, which was decora t ed in ureen and white with a ribboned stairway leadlni; to the top tier on which rested miniature bridal f lnerlne. Af ter the younn couple cut the traditional first piece, the cake was served by nn aunt of the Kroom, Mrs. Myrtle Fields. Mrs. Charlotte Ilnssctt, mother of the bride from Portland, and Mrs. Vela Kubanks, grandmother of the bride, poured. Carol Powell was In charge nf the uuest book, and presid ing nt the gift table were Sher ry Fields nnd Cathy Allman. For her going nway costume the bride chose an Ice pink fronted nylon suit with a white lace blouse and white satin shoes. The bride attended lone (Irade school and two years of lone lllc,h school and was a member of lone Assembly No. K'.l, Rain bow for (Jlrl.s. Since she was n very small child, she has made her home with her aunt and uncle, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. K. Bren ner, who moved to Madras from lone last yeur. The bride Is now finishing her senior year at Madras High. The groom Is a graduate of Madras High school and Is presently employed at the mill there, but plans to enter the I'nlled Stutes Air Force In No vember, They are making their home at BtiO Commerce St., Madras. Rainbow Dignitaries Here for District Visitation Saturday IHith Assembly, Heppner. lone Assembly and Condon Assem bly, Order of Italnhow for Girls, held n lolnt potluck dinner and meeting In honor of Grand Wor thy Advisor Donnn Church and other distinguished visitors on Saturday, October 29, In the Heppner Masonic Lodge rooms. Tables for the dinner were decorated In Halloween colors with candles, centerpieces and wall decorations ulso following the llaloween theme. The three host assemblies joined to present addendas for the honored guests following the joint assembly session, and to serve refreshments nt the close of the evening. Honored guests included, In addition to Miss Church, Mrs. Charles Graham, supreme In spector for Oregon, Tillamook; Mrs. Scarth. Sltverton, Mrs. Slrutton, The Dalles, Mrs. Irby, Olex, all gratia deputies: Mrs, Fredrickson, former grana wor thy advisor and now mother ad visor of Columbia Assembly No. 8, The Dalles; Pamela Hughes, Heppner, grand representative to Hhode Island In Oregon; Bon nie Hynd, lone, grand represen tative to West Virginia In Ore gon; Nanette Johnson, worthy advisor, Condon Assembly; Ter esa Stefan!, worthy advisor, of lone Assembly; Donna Morgan, mother advisor, Condon Assem bly; Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, mother advisor, lone Assembly, and Mrs. Tom Hughes, mother advisor, Heppner Assembly. MHlMmMWIIH(l(IIMMIttMllHtlHHlHMHHIlimMtHMHHMIHHMI C'oninif Cvvnts THURSDAY, Norembor 3 Cub Scout Parent Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Bank ol Eastern Oregon confluence room. Elk Chicken Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. District Deputy visitation, 8:00 p.m. TRIDAY, November 4 Sam Soucl Robekah Lodge, 8 p.m., IOOF hall. SATURDAY, November 5 DUtrlct Football Playoff, Hepp ner vs. Vale, Vale Hlqh School field, 1:30 p.m. (12:30 p.m. Hoppner time). Moose Feod and Dance, Elk Temple, Western music, bene fit Chair Fund. Fruit Cake Sale, Beta Omega Sorority, Hoppner and lone house to house. Annual Turkey Dinner, Lexing ton IOOF Hall, 5:30-8:00 p.m. Door prlies, pinochle and bingo following. SUNDAY, November 6 South Morrow County 4 - H Achievement Party, S 7:00 p.m., Heppner High Multipur pose Room. All 4-H members and parents. MONDAY, November 7 Chamber of Commerce, noon luncheon, Waqon Wheel. Mother's Club Meeting, Bob Ab- rams home, 8 p.m. Leqlon and Auxiliary, potluck dinner, 7:00 p.m., meetings following. City Council Meeting. City Hall 8 pjn. TUESDAY. November 8 ... General Election. Mark your ballot at county polls, 8 cum. to 8 p.m. Election Day Dinner, lone Leg- Ion Hall, from 12 noon, by lone Legion Auxiliary. Heppner High Play, 'The Bride's Standin , 8 p.m., multipurpose room. Annual Fall Meeting, Morrow County Wheat League, Cath olic Parish hall, noon lunch eon. WEDNESDAY, November 9 Elementary PTA Open House, 8 p.m. multipurpose room. THURSDAY, November 10 Soroptlmlst Club, noon lunch eon. Wagon Wheel banquet room. Initiation Follows Lions Club Dinner The lone Lions Club met on Monday evening with a dinner for their ladles preceding the meeting. New members Initiat ed bv District Governor Bob Wltherell of Pendleton, were llarrv O'Donnell and LeHoy Gardner of Heppner and Clif ford Aldrlch of lone. Mr. Wlth erell was accomplanled bv his wife. A group of boys from lone High school entertained with some Instrumental numbers. The lone Kindergarten moth ers served the banquet. Serve 'Em with a Sizzlel 'ii... ..ii- -.iL.i i ....ill iLiwpX.ii .in..., inn......,, m.i ii New Silver Hots d'Oeuvres Server by GORHAM A sizzling new idea for home entertaining! Crafted in spark ling Gorham Silverplate with a beautiful avacado green center heating unit. Pierced to hold 16 skewers. Simply place an open can of Sterno in the Cymel center and Presto! Your guests can toast and roast delectable hot hors d'oeuvres right on your living room table! Surprise your guests tonight . . . 10 V in diameter. Comes complete with Sterno fuel and picks of assorted colors. Only $17.50 A product of Amtrfcin Cytnimld mm''' J E W E Store Hourst 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST HEPPNEB WH - - . ( ' Vll NANCY LEE PETTYJOHN Couple Sets Wedding Date for November 26 Mr. and Mrs. U'c II. Petty Mm of lone, are announcing the coming marriage of their daughter, Nancy Lee, to George Wayne Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hlalne Miller of Moro, on Saturday, November 2G. Vowa will be exchanged nt a 3 o'clock ceremony at the United Church of Christ In Condon. The couple extends a cordial Invitation to friends and relatives to attend the ceremony and wedding re irptlon which will follow. Following her graduation from Condon High school In 1964. Miss Pettyjohn attended the University of Oregon for two years, where she was affiliated with Delia .eta soruity. Her fiance, a 12 graduate of Sherman County High school, attended Portland State College and Northwestern School of Commerce, Portland, and Is presently employed at the Charles Carlson ranch near lone. Sorority Entertains At Hawaiian Luau Going out Hawaiian style was a treat for members of eta Omega of lone and their guests when they held a Hawaiian luau at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Llndstrom recently. Mrs. Art Llndstrom and her so cial committee, aided by Mrs. Hoy Llndstrom and Mrs. El wnyne Bcrgstrom, were hostess es. Guests came dressed In Ha waiian costume and were given lels nnd flowers for the ladles' hair. Each received a name tag with a translation for his name into the Hawaiian language. Rooms were decorated with palm trees and pictures, and guests sat at low tables on pillows. Music was played throughout the evening. Hawaiian rum and a variety of Hawaiian foods were served for dinner, and guests played the bamboo game and danced the Umbo during the evening. . "Something la always from the Jeweler's, something speclaL" LERS k OREEN 1 Queen Pam Reigns Over Homecoming Dance After Game Student, alumni and friends of Heppner High whool cele brated their fwtball successes with a Homecoming Dance sponsored by the II Club Friday night. The dance was held In the high sch'Kil cafetorlum fol lowing the Heppner-Wahtonka football game. An Intermission program con sisted of the presentation of Queen Pam McCabe and her court by Jim Doherty, president of the H Club, and members of the club. The Queen's Dance followed the Intermission. Oth ers on the court were Princess Kay Daggett, Nancy Doherty, Verina French and Sheila Lucl anl. The week end festivities at tracted a number of alumni. Among those uttendlng various events over the week-end were Dule Van Blokland, Krlc Ander son. Stuart Dick, Trlsha Farley, Sheridan Wyman, David Clark, David Hanna, Jean Ilealy, Ken Daggett, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Wright, Barbara Cribble, Karen French, David Anderson, Danny McQuarrie, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Padberg. Bill Snyder, Judy Jones, Honnle Jones, Jim Bar clay and Theresa Munkers. Mr. and Mrs. Dennle Ilerbison were Here on Sunday for a short visit. n BLUE BELL POTATO CHIPS Variety Pack 49" i !A U.S.D.A. CHOICE POT Blade Cut lb. 55c ROASTS Arm Cut lb. 65c OREGON CHIEF POLISH RINGS lb. g5c OREGON CHIEF SMOKED PICNICS lb. 49c ROUND-UP BRAND LINK SAUSAGES lb. g()c NO. 2 POTATOES JO lb. 39c LETTUCE 2 heads 29c BANANAS 2 ,b- 25c CUCUMBERS 2 for 25c PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 4 & 5 Matthews Honored On 35th Anniversary About 100 people slencd the guest book at an own house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal lace (Mike) Matthews on Sun day, honoring the couple on their 35th wedding anniversary. Their twin daughters. Denlece and Bernlece, were hostesses with the assistance of their uncles and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Hlvin Klv Mr anrl Mn FranU. Iln Ely, and Mr. and Mrs. Berl AKers. The rooms were very attract ive with hen.itlf.il larcra K,ni. quet-s of fall chrysanthemums. The white linen covered table was centered with a wedding cake decorated in rilnb flnnb. ed on each side by pink tapers wnn pinK carnations and ivy twining the base of the candle abras. Coffee and punch were served at the ends of the table by relatives and friends. The girls greeted the guests at the door dressed In pink out fits with white carnation cor sages. The Matthews' niece, Bonnie Akers, was in charge of the guest book. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ely and Du ane of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. David Ely and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dclmer Crawford and family of Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Ely of Boardman, CAKE TRU BLU CRACKERS CHUNG KING CHINESE FOOD Divider Pack 99' PUREX Gal. 2 NTOA MARKET HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. NorombOT 3. 1968 Mrs. Mattle Morgan of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. David Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hlemstra of Heppner.' Mr. and Mrs. Matthews were married in Heppner on October 31, 1931. Following the reception the relatives of the family enjoyed a potluck dinner together at the Matthews home. A Treat For The Whole Family! ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER SATURDAY, November 5 5:30 TO 8:00 P.M. Lexington IOOF Hall DOOR PRIZES AT 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 P.M Free Pinochle & Social Hour Following EVERYONE WELCOME! Come and Bring A Neighbor SPONSORED BY HOLLY REBEKAH LODGE You won't have to rely on shop CENTRAL MARKET buys on quality food . . . PETTY CROCKER GERBER'S Baby Food Strained 2 for 25c Cauliflower Broccoli Baby Limas Ford Hook Beans Peas Peas & Carrots Chopped Broc. French Fries Hash Browns Spinach Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 Dinner to Precede Next Legion Meeting The American Legion and Auxiliary will hold a potluck dinner Monday, November 7, In the Heppner Legion hall at 7 p.m. There will be a discussion of plans t3 hold a Veterans' Day pancake breakfast on November Commander Don Munkers and Auxiliary president Mrs. Frank Hamlin urge all members to attend. a little bird if you every day for better SUNSHINE J U CO- BISCUIT CO. " lo' STEINFELDS J DILL PICKLES Home Style 39' For For It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps GREEN 1 STAP
