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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1966)
r i MISS TASS MORRISON Morrison-Beckham Engagement Told Mr anil Mrs. J.xll.. K Morrl '"ii. tn. niinoiilH'o till' en Mgrmrnt of thi'lr tluilKhtor, 'hi-ry Ann,- iTassi, to Mr. Duv mI tlliike Iltvkhitm. Kugi'iii'. Mr Mini Mr. !n Hit-khnm, Cms Il.iy, an- parents of tin (ul lire bridegroom. 1 Miss Morrison Is a senior at 'ri'Kiin Slate University, major ing in lluinaiiltli'H anil Sk'Iu1 Silences. Slif Is u I!HkI grUdU iltl' llf llllll' High SlIllNll. Thi engagement was formal ly annouiii'fil during a Christ mas arty at tin- Alpha Chi 1 Omega .sonirllv, where Mis j Morrison Is affiliated. l'uvld was graduated from , OSC In UN.", anil revived It I h bachelor's degree In business .iiliiiliilNtratloii. lie Is a member "f Alpha Tail Omega fraternity. ( urrentU, lie Ls studying for Ills master's degree at the Uni versity of Oregon anil upon graduation In the fall of l'.H17, lie will bee.Ui active duty us a ! '.'ml I.t. In the United States Army. Iavii Is n l'.Hll graduate of Marshfleld High school, A late August wedding Is be ink' idiinned by the couple. Among those attending the state Wheat league meeting In l ortland last wei-k were ( utility Agent Kueene Winters and Mrs. Winters, Mr. and Mrs. I Van Craves, Mr. and Mrs Frank An derson, Mr. and Mrs Hill Me- Clintisk and Mr and Mrs. Har ney Maleom, all of lleppner area NEW YORK STORE PRACTICAL GIFT FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY 13 LADYj0 WESTERNER itwotkcudiuffjk (oi oil wound urn BNSIDE OR ROUGHING IT THESE SUM, TRIM COWBOY PANTS IN LEE WESTWEAVE ARE TAI LORED FOR COMFORT AND GOOD LOOKS. SANFORIZED COLORFAST WOMEN'S SIZES $4.95 22 to 34 NEW YORK STORE S. W. EMIGRANT and MAIN PENDLETON Ph. 276-4551 Santa Claus Guest At Wrangler Club Festive: Christmas party of Ihe Wranglers was Wednesday, December 1 1, In the fair annex building with some 70 ivrsons attending. The evening started with a potluck HupM-r. Chief look and decorators Included Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. George l.uclanl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steagall and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dougherty. Fea tured In the decorutions were a tree and Christinas candles. Program was conducted by Mr. and Nfr I. vim f'firun urti solicited young choir memherH irom the audience to sing "Jlng le Hells" loud enough to usher Santa Claus In. Santa hnd treats for everyone mid had a hag filled Willi Rifts to be devllereil to Ihe memlvni and guests present. He was hap pily surprised to sec Frank Tur ner there for the "umpteenth" consecutive year. Many of the von Hosiers had their pictures taken on Santa's lap New officers fur the year were elected. Holert Herjstrom Is president and Hill Healy Is vice president. Maralee Murray Is secretary-treasurer. Two new directors Heeled were Hob Webb and Norman Nelson. Holdover directors ure Fred Mankln and Art Vance. Holce Fulleton, as past president, goes on as a new director. Unusual Handmade Gifts are Featured At Pine City Party A pan of refrigerator roll dough, ready to work down, was one of the surprise home made gifts exchanged by the members of I'lne City Extension Unit at Its meeting at the home of Mrs. I,eo Ashbeck, Wednes day, December M. Mrs. (jay lord Madison was the giver, and Mrs. George l.uclanl was the re ceiver of this unusual gift. Other gifts Included fancy cookies, candy and cake, as well as other useful Items. Iteclpcs for the edible Rifts and polluck luncheon dishes were exchang ed. Mrs. Willard French demon strated making an attractive Christmas centerpiece using such unlikely materials as an old spike-heeled shoe, spray paint, macaroni, stryofoam and holly leaves. Members each completed a centerpiece during the afternoon. Mrs. Tom Ashbeck presided at the business meHing. The mem bers were reminded that Pen nies for Friendship would be turned In at the January meet ing, anil (lifts for the state hos pital collected In February. Next meeting on "Furniture Arrange ment" will be at Ihe home of Mrs. George l.uclanl, January 11 Mahoney Home Scene Of Holiday, Parties Mm. P. W. Mahoney, Mrs. Ray Ferguson, Mrs. Ed Schaffltz and Mrs. Claude Graham were Joint hostesses for a pleasant aftprnoon and evening of social entertaining at the Mahoney home on Wednesday, December 14. A Christmas luncheon and buffet supper were followed by tables of bridge play. Rooms and tables were beautifully decor ated In keeping with the Christ mas season. High score for the afternoon bridge play was held by Mrs. Dean Hunt, with Mrs. Clarence Rosewall, low. Winning high prize for the evening play was Mrs. Jim Drlscoll, and Mrs. Riley Munkers, low. Parkers Visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Parker! were happily surprised on Mon day afternoon when two of their grandsons visited them. The young men, Tony and Gregory Parker are the soas of Mr. and Mrs. John Parker of Portland. Tony ls home on a short leave from F'ort Polk, La., and on his return will enter Offi cer's Training Corps on the east coast. Gregory begins his term of service for the U. S. Army at Fort Lewis, Wn. In January. While here they also visited at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hos kins, Jr., und family. Garden Club Hears Christmas Customs At Luncheon Meeting IONE Tuesday, December 13, was a Joyous day for members of the lone Garden Club, when they met at the home of Mrs. Wallace Wolff for a Christmas luncheon featuring turkey and all the trimmings. Guests pres ent were Mrs. Howard Bryant, Mrs. Jack Sumner, Mrs. Dirk Rinehart and Mrs. Robert Ben son. There was an exchange of gifts and a special prize was presented to the member hav ing the most beautifully wrap ped package. The roll call comprised most of the program, "Christmas Cus toms of a Foreign Country." Mrs. Lloyd Johnson gave an Inter esting talk on the care of the poinsettia. It must be kept at an even temperature and does not survive cold climates, were among pointers given. Hostesses for the next meet ing are Mrs. Omar Rietmann and Mrs. Herman Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Winters visited with the Kuv. and Mrs. Kenneth Robiason and family while they were in Portland to attend the Wheat League meet ing. They report the Robinsons to be all well and enjoying their new pastorate at St. Mark's Lutheran church. CENTRAL MARKET r - .vi ' i i, . 1 -v. Ukii O. CHRISTMAS I8 DINNER HEADQUARTERS WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY a tit. FRESH CRANBERRIES - 3 lb. .00 BANANAS 5 lbs. (JJJc CELERY stalk, lb. jQc NABISCO SNACK CRACKERS 3 ,or sl NABISCO PRETZEL STIX 4for $J FOLGER'S COFFEE 1 lb 69c 7 lb. $1.37 3 lb. $2.05 6 ox. Instant 99c Kraft 10 oz. Miniature or Jet Puffed MARSHMALLOWS g for $ J00 N ALLEY'S MAYONNAISE Qt. ()c HEPPWEB GAZETTE-TIMES. Thnwday, Deambr 22. 1966 J Classes Enjoy Fun Evening After Game Seventh grade students en Joyed a havrlde. carol singing, wiener roast and dance, follow ing the elementary school bas ketball game with Umatilla, Friday evening, December 16. The party was sponsored by students of Mrs. Judy Goch nauer's home room who Invit ed the other 7th grade class. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright provided a truck for the hay. ride and their son, Dean, a seventh grader, cleaned the truck, filled It with hay and milked all week to provide milk for the party. Other stu dents In the class also worked to make the evening a success. Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Gochnauer and Miss Terry Llncecum chaperoned the evening. -OPEN LATE FRIDAY- P1LLSBURY INSTANT Ma$hed Largo Potatoes sue 79C STANDBY 46 OZ. Tomato Juice 3 Fo, HONEY BEE YAMS s3f.. H DRAWN BY JAN HAGER, HIGH SCHOOL vuijianumb IP TkH DllifM In U Ui.sully UuiM Ttlir iftriM Is S IrtliMI! . 1tir ImriMt Lttk Is St OtYisai! 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