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Local Young People Engagements During BARBARA E. BL00D3W0HTH Mr, nnd Mrs. Jim Bloods worth, lleppner, announce tho engagement of thrlr daughter, Barbara Ellen, to David Jon Anderson, nan of Mr. and Mm. Nelson C. Anderson, Namey, Ni ger. Africa, formerly of llepp ner. Miss Bloodsworth will grad unit) wlili the lleppner High school class of 1UC7. Mr. Ander son I a Mi5 graduate of llepp ner High school and ia now a student majoring In agriculture nl Blue Mountain Community College. Both young people will nltcnd Oregon State University in the fall. No wedding dute linn been 1 Winter Prom Held By Rainbow Assembly, Queen Martha Rules Martha reck, who Is serving this term as worthy advisor of Hulh Assembly, Order of Rain tsw for Girls, was chosen by her fellow members as their Itieen l-tr the annual Christmas loin Thursday evening, Decem ber 19, Mlsa peck was crowned during Intermission ceremonies by Jan linger, queen of last yar's winter dunce. Princesses i l the t. utt Wiye Linda llcath uid Mnda Clark. Dancing was under a false vlllng of blue and white streamer, with Inree blue and -liver bells grouped about the looms, cauvlng out the holid.iy theme or "Silver Bells." Live i mslc wj i provided by the "Go Kers" (t Hie Dalles. Many of tho yuunsr collejie students who were hoin- for the holiday. were guri-lM of local members during tlie evening. General chairman was Linda Clark, worthy associate advisor, assisted hv nil the members of the assembly. Kinzua Service Joins Couple in Marriage Miss Glenda Sue Shelton. dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Shelton, became the bride "of PKC Wayne E Cox, son of Mrs. Anna Cox of H.ilstead, Kansas and Archie Cox of Kinzua on Tuesday evening, December 'JO, at the Kiiu.ua Community church. The double ring service was read by Rev. Edwin Derrick be fore the altar which was dec orated with baskets of red and white carnations and lighted by tall white candles In candlenb- ra and a lighted Christmas tree. The bride, escorted to the al tar hv her father, wore a street length (less of white lace over satin. Her shoulder length veil was held bv n crown of white satin anil sied pearls and she carried an arrangement of red and white carnations centered with a removable corsage of the red carnations. Maid of honor was Miss De lores Shelton, sister of the bride, who wore a street length dress of Christmas red lace and chif fon. She carried a nosegay of red and white carnations. Serving as best man was Wil liam Stephens with James W. Cox and Dennis Cox serving as Ushers. t , The bride's mother chose to wear a winter white sheath with grey coat and grey accessories. Her corsage was of white carna tions, Wedding music was played by Mrs. Robert Kelso who aiso ac companied Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Freeman when they sang two special numbers. Handling the guest book was Miss Linda Keller while the gift table was in- charge of Miss Carol Lynn Nlstad and Miss .Sharyl Mabe. The reception was held Im mediately after the ceremony in the church annex where a three tiered wedding cake in the brides colors of red and white was topped with a bride and groom. The cake was placed on u large mirror which was en circled with polnsettla-shaped Christmas lights. After the bride ' nnd groom shared the first slice of cake, the rest was cut and served by Mrs. John Nelson. Coffee was poured by Mrs. William Steph ens, while Mrs. David Mattlson served the punch. After a short wedding trip to Portland, the young couple re turned to Kinzua until Wayne leaves Thursday for Fort Stew art, On., where he is stationed. Both young people are gradu ates of Wheeler High school. Visitors at the Claude Graham homo over Christmas were the Graham's son-in-law and dau ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Da mon and their children John, Murk and Anne. Announce Holidays IP1 ) . . . ,.' KARLA JANE LUCIANI Mr. and Mm. George Luclanl, Echo, announce the engage ment of i heir daughter, Karla June, to Douglas Alan Ander win. win of Mr. and Mrs, Nelson ('. Anderson, Niamey, Niger, Africa, formerly of lleppner Miss Luclanl, a lt3 gradu nine of Heppner High school, la intending Bassist School for Fashion Career In l'ortland where she will graduate In Mav. Anders)n. a llHiS graduate of lleppner High school, la a stu dent In pre law at the Univer sity of Oregon, where he Is af filiated with Tl Kappa Alpha fraternity. No wedding dale has been set. Lodges to Install Jointly Saturday Sana Soucl Itcbekah and W1I low Od 1 Kcllow lodges will meet together Saturday evening, January 7. In the lleppner lOOe' hull for a Joint installation of officer. Activities of the even ing will start with a banquet dinner at 6:30. followed by the installation ceremonies. Taklm; oath of office as no ble grand of Sans Soucl for the ming year will be Mrs. Ed La Tinee. Othei elected officers are Mrs. Tom Huston, vice, grand; Mrs. (iernld Hood, treasurer; Mix Orian Wright, secretary, and Mrs. Lucille I'lirrUli n ii ft n . ciul secretary. Appointive offi cers win also le installed. Mrs. 1-nrry Cook has served as no ble grand during the past year. fiOHIIAM Tours rKctm this pair of lovely STERLING JT 3ayt ' I 'H 1 CANDLESTICKS . . . when you purchase i "Candlelight Dinner for Two" consisting ofi 4 teaspoons, 2 place knives, 2 place forks, 2 individual salad forks and 1 table or serving spoon . . . everything you need for an elegant, intimate dinner for two! Best of all, you can choose your "Candlelight" service from 22 lovely Gotham patterns! But hurry ... FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY No Federal Tax on Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 177 MAIN STm HEPPNER Ph. 676-9200 EH, BANKAMERICARO 1 1 ..lAtt. 1 1 MOIETY Mrs. Duval I Greets Out-of-town Guests During Holiday Week Several visitors from out of town were holiday guests of Mrs, Amanda DuvalT In her home during tho Christmas and New Year's week. Coming from Portland for Christmas week were her bro ther and sister-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wald and their son Jim. 'Also, her sister, Mrs. Lula White came from Pilot Rock, and her granddaughter, Miss Uils Wlekcrsham traveled from l'ortland. All returned to their homes la.s. Tuesday except Miss Wlekcrsham, who left Wednes day for Bend to spend the rest ol the wick skiing with friends at Bachelor Mountain. On New Year's day. guests of Mrs. Duvall wore her nephew and wlf'f, Mr. and Mrs- Lloyd vvaia oi LKi.in and her sister, Mrs. Lula White of Pilot Rock. They were Joined on Monday by another nephew and wife, Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Wald and children R.'tchle, Anne and Su san, of licrmlston. The grouD enjoyed watching the Pasadena Hose Parade and football games n color TV. The week end before Christ mas Mrs. Duvall entertained In the evening for the families em ployed on her ranch, Mr. and Mrs. Bergan Ledbetter, Mr. ano njr. ineror Adiard and Mr. and Mrs. John Ledbetter and Judy. Degree Lodge Plans Annual Installation New ofT.cers of Kate J. Young lodge, Degree of Honor Prolec live association, will be install ed at th" group's next regular meeting, Tuesday evening, Jan uary 10, in the Christian Church basement rooms. Chosen to serve as president for the coming year Is Mrs. Alice McChbe, who will be In stalled along with the full slate of other officers. All members are ur-jed to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Murray and family were hosts at their home In lone to his brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sher man Murray and family, La Grande, and to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lackey and family, lone. SDHULING Gorham Sterling "Something from the jeweler's, is always something speclaL" JEWELERS n' ' H OREEN Edwards Couple Feted At New Year Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson were hosts at a buffet supper in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John L'dwards on Sunday, January 1. The occasion was in recognit ion of Mr. Edwards' ten years of employment at the Nelson Ranch. Gold watches were giv en to both Mr. and Mrs. Ed wards. Guests present Included Mr. and Mrs. James Bloodsworth, Mr. and Mrs. William Van Winkle, Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. McMillan, and the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Karen and Lorl, and the Nelson children, Chuck, Keith and Karen. Guests at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson of lleppner over the Christmas week-end were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson, Linda and Bri an, of Portland, and Mrs. Thompson's nelee and her hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Gall Grone wald (Jean Hays) and four of their five children of Vancou ver, Wash, START THE W YEAR RIGHT SAVE TWICE LOW PRICES AND S&H GREEN STAMPS LADY SCOTT FLORAL TISSUE Toilet Or Facial HILL'S BROTHERS (SOPHTSE NALLEY'S 22 OZ. 3 Lb. Nabisco 1 Lb. CRISCO - - - 990 OREO - - 390 PORTLAND ROSE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BAR "S" BACON ROAtf SM0I(IES BLADE CUT ARM CUT 12 ox. Pkg. .... ..... .... 4 . . , .... Carrots 2 '9 21$ Tomatoes 25$ LETTUCE u. 12$ Potatoes 390 PRICES GOOD JANUARY 6 & 7 Seniors Compose Essays on Peace Do you have a solution for the problems of the world? Do you have a secret remedy for peace? Mrs. Justine Weatherford'g composition students have writ ten these essays as a class as signment. The students were to assem ble a background of informa tion in their essays on the sub ject "Peace Is Attainable" and then formulate their own per sonal conclusions as to how world peace may be attained and what they consider a for mula for this problem. The essays were not to ex ceed 5000 words. The grand prize winner will receive a $25,000 personal edu cation andor career assistance grant from the Lions' Club. This will be based on an internat ional level with entries from all over the world. There will be eight second place essays from eight world geographical divisions. Each winner will receive: $1000 cash prize, an expense-paid trip to Lions International 50th Anni versary Convention at Chicago, a gold medal or a personalized plaque from the International President. Other prizes Include plaques and certificates. 2 Lb. 3 Lb. 6 ox. MARKET HEPPWEB GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursdcrf. January 5. 1967 Senior Girls Take Betty Crocker Homemoking Tests Four girls of the senior clasa took the Betty Crocker Home making Test recently. The test, given to Donna Pot ter, Carol Rawlins, Barbara Bloodsworth, and Verina French was administered by Mrs. Le ona Winters, Home Economics teacher at Heppner High. All senior class girls of par ticipating schools are eligible to take the 50 minute test on homemaking knowledge and attitudes. The highest-scoring girl In each school will be named lo cal Homemaker of Tomorrow and will receive a silver charm award. Her test paper will then be judged with other local win ner's papers to determine two scholarship winners In the state. There are many dollars In scholarships available to the state and national winners, plus an all-expense paid tour of Washington. D. C, and Col onial Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dick, Stu art, Erin and Kevin spent Christ mas at Ryderwood, Wash, with Mrs. Dick's mother, Mrs. B. C. Forsythe and other members of the family. Mrs. Forsythe re turned to Heppner for a short visit with the Dicks. Nalley's FRENCH. SWEET & SOU RITALIAN, FRUIT SALAD, 1JJ0O ISLAND. OLD FASHION FRENCH $1.37 $2.05 Instant 99c Polish Kosher Dill Dill $P : ) ' w- . mm , -.. , I Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 Mr. and Mrs. Chart Haggles attended the wedding of her niece, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Searcy in Portland on December 21. They returned December 22. bringing with them Mrs. Ruggles' sister-in-law, Mrs. S. W. Searcy for a Christmas visit On Christmas day, the Ruggles and Mrs. Sear cy drove to Richland to be with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fastabend, son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruggles, and their six children. Thursday, December 29, Mrs. Searcy returned to Port land with Mrs. Fastabend. New Years guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ruggles were old friends from Moro, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Sayrs. Mr. and Mrs. Em lie Grosbens made a delayed departure be cause of Heppners snow, for a Christmas visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hough in Portland. They left December 26 and returned home after a week's stay. Other visitors at the Hough home were Mrs. Grosh ens' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Grant S. Carter. The Rev. and Mrs. Billle Al- sup, Jr., are the parents of a new daughter, Melody Joy, born Christmas Eve at Good Shep herd hospltaL Melody joins four sisters and two brothers at home. Acocrdlng to the Rev. Al- sup, mother and daughter are home and doing very welL Dressing $ 4 0 R u. (BSC It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps C RE E N STAM PS Mb"
