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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday. DKtmbn 21 1966 Grange Observes By KATHERINE LINDSTROM IONE Willows Grange cele- hratwl the Christmas soason with a pot luck dinner following a 6:00 p.m. business meeting at the hall on Saturday evening. December 17. All officers who wore unable to attend the Greenfield Gr a n g c meeting, were invited to Rhea CTook on January 13. Willows Grange will exemplify the first and sec ond decrees at its next regular meeting. January 22. Rhea ( reek. Lexington." and Green field Granges are invited. A pot luck dinner will be served at r.oon. The executive committee re ported having had the hall sprayed for moths to pro toot the velvet stage curtains. During the lecture hour fol lowing dinner, a Christmas pro gram comprising a candle light ing ceremony, was presented. Santa Claus came for a visit as "Jingle Bells" was being sung, much to the delight i f the ih.ild ret' The Home K. -enemies Club met on Thursday. December l.V at the homo of Mrs. Iac Palm er with Mrs. Marion Palmer as sisting. Nineteen members and one guest. Mrs. Alia Lofton of Mikkalo H EC. were present. Mrs. E. C. Heliker conducted r. beautiful installation service for the following officers: chair man. Mrs. Lee Palmer: vice chairman. Mrs. Lloyd Johnson; secretary. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen: and Mrs. Berl Akers. treasurer. Secret pals were revealed and names drawn for next year There was an exchange of Christmas gifts. The next meeting will be held on Friday. January 20. at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. M.' E. Cotter as hostess. Mrs. E. C. Hehker left on Tues day for Seattle to spend the hol idays with her daughter, Mrs. Harriet Bolman. Natalie Peck of Portland is POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE WE REPAIR: Elsctric Motor; Power Tools Hydrualic Jacks Alemite Equipment 421 S. E. 4th Pendleton " Phone 276-5862 -- OREGON CHIEF BONELESS HAM HEN TURKEYS . . . BANQUET FROZEN PUMPKIN, MINCE or APPLE N0- 1 LARGE NAVEL STALK SWEET ORANGES CELERY POTATOES 1ftcLb am JLU O Bu. Iffc 1 Qc Lb. 4 It) it BOX $3.49 V) -i. DOLE 303 10 LB. WHITE SATIN HUDSON HOUSE 211 SIZE FRU,T SUGAR P1SpKLE COCKTAIL PINEAPPLE $1.09 a? 300 SIZE 11 OZ. STANDBY MANDARIN ORANGES HILLS BROS. COFFEE 10 Oz. Instant $ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY. 22nd THROUGH SATURDAY, 24th visiting her grandparents. Mr. I and Mrs. Milton Morgan. She came home with them last Wed nesday. Mr. "and Mrs. Jodie K. Morri son have boon spending sever 1 al days in Portland and met their daughter Cheryle from Oregon State there. They all came home Sunday for the hoi- : id a vs. Mr. and Mrs Raymond lam ! dell spent several days in Eu gene and Portland and brought home their daughter. Chervle from the Cniversitv of Oregon1 ' for Christmas. j Several Attend Convention I lone is proud to have anoth j er member of this community j chivsen to the highest office of ! the Oregon Wheat Growers at : I the convention at the Sheraton1 'Hotel in Portland last MondavJ ! Tuesday and Wednesday. Robert 1 Jepsen w as elected president of j the organization after serving 1 as first vice president tor the ; past year. He succeeds Don Wood.tni of Helix Among w lieat groweis m Poit ' land for the meeting were P.tui 'nvvs. Oscar reterson. Ka'.ph Crum. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carl s. n. Mr. and Mis. Donald iYter ; son. Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Mot ; gan. Mr. and Mrs. Milton M.n , gan. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smou.-e. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Mar- ! , tin. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Km- j HOSPITAL NEWS I Patients admitted t i P.o:-.eer i Memorial Hospital during the j oa-1 week, and still receiving j medical care, are the following: j Kitty Front an. Condon: Hazel J 'm-kson. Spray; Bob HarrK Heppner. and David Springer, j Heppner. Thoe admitted for medical I care, and later dismissed, were I the following: Trove Peterson, lone; Gus Owens. Fossil; Ava Lvnn Green, Heppner. and Rov I Keller, Kinzua. j Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Warren. ! lone, are announcing the birth of their first child, a son. born ' Mnndav. December 19, weighing 8 lb., i 4 oz. He has been named ' Dennis Raymond. Mat e r n a 1 ! erandparents are Mr. and Mrs. j Jesse Baker. Athena; paternal ; Tandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Warren. Heppner, and I great-grandmother is Mrs. Des I sie Burns. Athena. A second son joined the fam- ilv of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wett ; zel. Heppner, on Tuesday. De cember 20, weighing 7 lb., 64 ;oz. He has been named Lonnie i Douglas, and joins a brother. Johnnie, and a sister. Jenelle, I at home. Maternal grandparents 1 are Mr. and Mrs. John Struk, Camas. Wn., and patern a 1 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heidenricn, Denver, Colo. FULLY COOKED TOM TURKEYS ib. PIES 3 for $l MIX OR MATCH EM 4fo,$00 I 690 2 Lb $1-37 Reg. or Drip LEXINGTON, PH. 989 - Christmas Season oaid. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W, Llmi strom, and Mr. and Mrs. Jep sen. Berneiee Matthews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matth ews, won first place In the Wheat Growers essay contest and was presented first prize at the banquet Tuesday even ing by Pick Skiles. Wasco, chair man of the essay contest. Topic Club members enjoyed a meeting and Christmas party at the home of Mrs. G. L. Brew ster on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Omar Rietmaim was co hostess Mrs. Gone Rietmann gave a short resume of Christmas cus toms in countries around the wot Id. During the business mooting Mrs. James West and Mrs Roland Borgstrom were e'ected to memberships, i lit 1st mas games were plavod and re fresh ments s,rved. lVoarting Monday morning (or San Diego. Calif , were Mr ami Mrs Lindsay Kine.ud and ctr's. Thev will spend the holi .'.!'. s w ith Mrs. Kincaid's moth c- " Mrs Margaret Wright and of'-er relatives Mr and Mrs Earl M.C.ilv drove to Portland Tuesday to take their 'title grands, mi Mich ltd heme to his parents, Mr. and Mr- Kenneth Klingcr. Klin rer is recovering from a recent appendectomy. The MoCabes re turned home on Wednesdav Mr. and Mrs. E W. Bristow left l-v plane from Pendleton on Thursday for Texas, where thev will spend the holidays with their son and daughter in-law, Capt and Mrs John Bristow and family at Greenville Mrs Paul Pettvjohn Sr. was hostes- for Bunohgrass Rebekah Lodge last Thursday evening. Special guests were Mrs. Alta Kirk, district deputy, and Mrs. Ada Eskelson of Hermiston. Mrs. Kirk conducted an exam ination of new officers. A Christ mas party followed with games and refreshments. Mr and Mrs. Hershal Town send left for Portland this week, where they will spend the holi days with their son-in law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Portsehy and Sue Townsend. another daughter. Sunday evening the primary department of the United Church of Christ celebrated the Christ mas season with a program at 5:0(1 p.m. followed by a light supper in the social rooms. Sus an Jane Jepsen provided organ selections. The first and second grades participated in readings and lit the Christ candle. Christmas songs were sung by the nursery children and the kindergarten class. Bonnie Hynd and Miss Rita Kerr sang two special du ets. Mrs. F. T. Martin explained 98 Lb. lb. 45 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE (Whole or Strained) 3 Lb 2.03 OREGON 8133 the church school Christmas pro- 1 ject of providing tovs for child ren in a Vietnamese orphanage. rUinng a tableau of the man ger scene, the children came for ward with their gifts for Viet nam and placed them in front ef the tableau. After the program and sup per a large group of youngsters and adults went caroling. Set John Holts stationed al Kort Polk. I.a . has arrived In lone to spend the holtdavs with his father. John Notts Sr He is accompanied by his bride, the former IVrit lloefling of Kulda. Germany, whom he married on June 11 John completed a tour of duty m Germany in May. Mrs. Horth.i Cool has returned to her home at Chelan, Wash after an extended visit with re'.at ive-i here Mr anil Mrs Kd ration drove her part of the way home and she was met bv her d.iugnter. Maude I'ool .HVirs s rv ftp i PVT. TED G. TOLL Ted Toll Serving With Korea Forces Arrm Private Ted G Toll, sou of Mrs. Merna Toll of Heppner, is now serving with the second battalion of the third brigade of company C 2 In Seoul. Korea. He graduated from advanced in fantry training at Kort Lewis last nwnth, where he special ized in small unit tactics and firing large machine guns and rocket launchers. Mrs. Toll attended the gradu ation exercises of her son on November 25, and together they visited her hrother-tn-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Van der lloeven at Kent, Wn., before his leaying for Korea on No vember lone School Accepted Into Honor Society IONE lone High school is pleased to announce Its accept ace in the National Honor So ciety, accordim: . to Harold Bi'RCs, principal. Admission is hased on scholarship, service, leadership and character.' A 30 Kradp point average Is repiirpd for membership nad only jun iors and seniors are eligible. Sophomores may be chosen on a probationary basis after first semester work is completed. Those students elected to membership by vote of a fac ulty committee this week were: Bonnie Hynd, penelce Matthews, Karen Nelson. Maureen McKlli Eott, Berneiee Matthews, Kathy Keene, Charles Nelson, Janet I'almateer, and Janice Snider. The faculty committee expects to have others eligible after the enrl of this semester. Feed to Precede Game The lone PTA is planning a .spaghetti feed at the cafetor ium on January 3. beginning at 5:00 p.m. preceding the Hepp-ner-Ione basketball game. lone will also play Heppner on their floor during vacation, December 30. The senior literature class of lone High school took a bus to Portland on Wednesday and at tended a matinee showing of the movie "Macbeth". The stu dents were accompanied by their Instructor. Miss Rita Kerr, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beggs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crawford and Hollo Crawford are visiting and shopping in Portland this week. The lone High school fl.A.A. girls went to La Grande on Sat urday, where they played throe basketball games with other schools. On Monday afternoon the girts played volleyball with GIFTS GALORE At MARTHA'S DOOR 240 GLADYS AVE. HERMISTON Miss Browning Weds KINZl'A Miss Vonnle Joan Hiowning. daughter of Mi and Mrs Joseph Browning of Km ua, became the bride of Jerry Martin Hoe, son of Mr and Mis Martin Hoc of Pendleton at the Kliuua Community church Saturday. IVcvmhor ;i, at t! p.m. The double ring s1-iv ice was read by Hey. l-'ermer riank before the altar which was deevrated with baskets of blue and white carnations and tall white candles In candle libra The bride, given in marriage bv her father, wore a gown of while Ch.mtilly lace over satin fashioned with a scooped neck luii' and a chapel tram Her el bow length veil of silk lllus ion was held In place bv a crown ot -.aim and lace She carried a white Hlhle centered w il h a w I He oiehld Her go n was made bv her mother. Maid ot honor va-- Mlvs Pat Martin ol I ktah 1 1 li Miss t'tah n.i Jack of Pendleton as brides maul and Mivs l.inda Itrown in;:. M-ler of the bride, as un lot litdesmaul The attendants all More long sleeved. Moor length gowns of sapphire blue velvet Their halo hats were ot while fur and all curled while till mutts with eoisages o blue iMin.ilii'ih and while salm n! : eanu-l s Lighting the i'. imlles were Pel In Matl.ias ol Kin.'ua and Mailene Harpo'.e o La (h.ulde i ho wore street length iliesses el the s.iiphire blue velvet N--mg as be I man was Tom I'tawford of Pendleton and ush is were i'h,,r'es Koheit-.oii of I'oitland. brother ol the bride, and I'oiu Nlilu'lson of fondle n Mrs Kohert Kel-o plaved the we. Ming marches and aecom p im.'d Mr. and Mis W C. Kre. man when thev an.' "Alwavs" and The Mairiage l'raver" Mis Hiownmg. ninther ot tlu biiite. ! hose to wear a chain pagile itdored thfiv piece ktlll suit with brow it accessories Her corsage was of white car nations. Mrs l!oe. mother of the griKim woie a rose and beige knit suit with rose ac ccssonos and her lloweis were liie Kiverside girls on the one fliMir. ' Thursday evening is the com mtinilv Christmas program ore sentel by thi school at p.m. in the cafetorium. Tivais will be given 'i all Members of the IT A met at the si hnol ; on Monday everting and sack ed the camlv. and decorated the tree. ( A Christmas dance sponsored' bv the lone Hand will be held , in the cafetorium beginning at : S .Ttl p m on Friday. December TiPINt; PAPKK. Mlmeocraph paper and other office sud Dili's for sale ut the (Gazette Times office. FOR Only the a? V? 52 w mt-A if ss? w IS! VI we feature the SI i Murrays Rexall Drug mHEPPNEH Jerry Roe In Kinzuci blue and while carnations. Mrs Mae Watson of I.a tliande, grandmother of the bride, wore a rose knit dress and had blue and white carnations Attending the gift (able was Miss Joy Jacobson of Oregon I itv with Mrs li.u 1,1 Maltlson of Kluua having the guest book. A reception was held linnie illalelv after the ceremony in the church annex where the llaee tiered wedding cake con lered the serving table The cake was baked and decorated bv the brides mother and was topped vv'lh white satin hols with blue lloweis amid the col limns hetween Ihe tleis ihi either side o( the cake was a semi circular arrangement of spi aved pine with white cand les and blue Christmas balls, Alter Ihe traditional first slice was cut and shared bv the bride and gloom, the cake Was cut and served bv Mrs Harold Ihow mug of La (dande, aunt I the bride Coffee was seived h Mis Jem Cleveland of I'oil Ian. I, loiisin ol the gio.-iu. and the punch was served by Mrs Claire Smith of Cove, aunt ol tin- hll.le Ali.-i the reception, the newh weds Ictl ol a wedding tllp to Portland, the bride wearing a while nioh. in princess Mvlo dievs with a blue coat Tln-v will make their home in Pen- del. .n when1 Mr. Hoc I-- cm ;co ed 1 V Inland l liev lolet Mrs Koe Is a giaduate ot Wheeler High school ill Fossil and . f Rlue Ml College In Pen dleton. She Is presently etnplov ed 111 the well. ire office III I'eti dleton Mr Hoe Is a graduate of Pendleton schools. and of For Fast And Dependable Freight Service With Daily Overnight Service From Portland Including Saturdays SHIP Eastern WREC3ON ireight Served By Flatt's Truck Service CULL GENE ORWICK 989-6420 ANYTIME THE LAST MINUTE SHOPPER! 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