:. i 1
' t ' I : " " iV
,v? . . . v
'(l ' " .1.'' ' - - A
L. jh i , J
C1ETV
BONNIE MORGAN
Worthy Advlaoi
BONNIE HTND
Grand RepresentatlTe
lone Rainbow Girls
Install New Officers
ION K At a lovely ceremony
"ii Sunday afternoon lit the Ma--"iili-
Hull lliiimlf Morgan, dnu-phtt-r
of Mr. end Mr. Lloyd
Morgan, was scaled a Worthy
Advisor of lone AtHcmhly No.
!, International Order of Main
tow for Clrls. Tiwsa Stefanl, re
tlrltiR worthy advisor, wu In
itialling offuvr. others assisting
with the ceremony were Bonnie
Hvnd, grand representative to
West Virginia In Oregon, who
served s Installing miirxhall;
Shnrlene Hamlett, installing re
Mrdcr; Terry OX'onnor, Install
Iiik musician, and Bonnie Alt
ers, Installing chaplain.
Officers serving the assembly
for the ensuing term are Linda
Nichols, worthy associate advls
or; Teresa Tinker, charity; Wil
la Johnson, hop; Connie Km
rt. fiilth; Terry O'Connor, re
corder; and Sharlene Hamlett,
treasure- Chaplain will be
Mary Nichols and drill leader
will te Bonnie Akere.
Those chosen tor the color
stations are Betty (jreenup,
love; Susan Jensen, religion;
Dvhrn Mcltath, nature; Martiha
Bull Inunortallty; Bonnie llynd,
fidelity; Dehorah Wurren, patrl
oiIniii; and Nancy Ashurst, aerv
Ice. Musician Is Tcresu Stefanl
and confidential observer and
outer observers are Linda How.
ell and Tanya Tucker, respect
ively. The advisory board Installed
Included Mrs. Lewis llalvoraen,
mother advisor; Mrs. Jtoy W,
l.lnd.Ntrom, Mr. Omar Rletmann,
Mrs. K. It Schaffer. Mrs. Adon
Hamlett, Lewis lUlvorsen, and
Herl Akers, board membem.
At the conclusion of the In
stallation Ronnie was crowned
by her brother. Virgil, followed
by a special solo, "The Twenty
Third lsalm" aunjt by Teresa
Specialists to Give
Garden, Landscape
Program on Monday
Fred Edmunds, prominent
nse grower and past president
of the National Hose Growers
Association, will accompany
Claude Mills to Morrow county
where they will hold three
speaking engagements on Mon
day. February 6.
Also traveling from Snlem
with these men will be Har
old Miller, prominent nursery
man, who will talk on land
leaping designs for our area.
The first meeting for these
three gardening specialists will
be a t the Ileppner Morrow
County Chamber of Commerce
noon luncheon. At 2:00 p.m.
they will hold a clinic nt the
lone I'nlted Church of Christ,
and nt 8:0(1 p.m. they will hold
a similar clinic at the Heppner
Christian church. There will be
coffee hours following the af
ternoon and evening meetings
to give guests an opportunity
to meet mid ask them ques
tions. The guest speakers are being
brought to the county by the
lone Garden club, which cor
dially Invites all gardeners,
men, women or young people,
to come and participate In the
meetings. They are sponsored
by the Oregon Association of
Nurserymen, which is furnish
ing many worthwhile door priz
es of roies and shrubs awarded.
Mr. Mills is a well-known
lecturer and horticulturist, has
appeared many times in lec
tures on Portlund TV Channels
2 and 8. The men will tell their
story with illustrations and col
ored slides, relating them pri
marily to conditions in this
area.
Many Enjoy Altar
Card Party Monday
A good attendance respond
ed to the Invitation of St. Pat
rick's Altar Society for Its pub
lic card party Monday evening
at the parish hall. Pinochle
players were In the majority,
with 13 tables of pinochle and
five tables of bridge In piny
during the evening, which prov
ed enjoyable to nil. Prizes of
homemade cakes, pies and cook
ies were very popular with prize
winners at the close of the eve
ning. Mis. N. H. Fermerling was
awarded the door prize, a beau
tifully decorated Valentine cake.
, Prizes for bridge went to Mrs.
C. C. Carmlchael, high; Mrs.
Ted Smith, second high, and
Mrs, David McLeod, low,
Holding high score In pinoch
le was Mrs. Don McElllgott;
Mrs. Blanche Sheelar of Salem,
second high, and Mrs. Bob
Stengall, low.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Mrs.
Glen Ward, Mrs. Tim Moore,
Mrs. J. G. Stephens, and Mrs.
Kundy Lolt
Tin ker and accompanied by her
grandmother, Mm. Cleo Drake.
The Italnbow girls honored
their member. Bonnie llynd, who
Is a past Grand Choir member
ami a Grand Representative,
with an addendum. Kach mem
ber told of some accomplish
ment of Bonnie during her year
as a Rainbow girl and each
girl at the color station pre
sented her with a rainbow hued
ribbon for her Bible. The Wor
thy Advisor presented Bonnie
with a Grand Choir pin and a
Grand Representative pin. Bon
nie told the group of her exper
ience corresponding with the
ptrl In West Virginia, who is
Grand Representative to Ore
ron, and In June will make a
full report to the Grand Assem
bly In Corvallls. Guesta present
to see Bonnie honored were her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
llynd; her aunts, Mrs. Herb
llynd and Mrs. C. L. Llcuallen
of Pendleton: and her cousins,
Mrs. James Pettyjohn and Lin
da. Ten-sa Stefan! was presented
a ljfst advisor's pin by the
newly Installed worthy advisor.
Special guesta present and
Introduced were the new worthy
Ida Grabill Feted
On 85th Birthday
At Family Gathering
Another happy milestone was
passed by Mrs. Ida Grabill on
Sunday, when members of her
family gathered at her home
In lone to honor her with a
large birthday dinner, and to
congratulate her upon her 85th
birthday. Mrs. Grabill had
reached her 8.rth birthday the
day before, January 28.,
Mrs. Grabill has been a life
time resident of the lone com
munity, born In a small vill
age near the present town of
lone on January 28, 1882. She
was the daughter of Milton and
Mary K. (Spcrry) Hale, Morrow
county pioneers, and was one
of 12 cl ildren, four of whom
are still living.
Members of her family plan
ned the gathering and pot luck
dinner, with her two daughters,
Mrs. Kverett Kelthley of Con
don and Mrs. Kdmond Bristow
of lone, and their husbands, as
honor hosts.
Those attending were Mr.
und Mrs. Bristow and Donald,
Gene Grabill, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
vt Harrison and Todd,
Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Kelthley,
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Kelthley
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest McCabe and family, Mrs.
Yaunlta Schulz and Marie, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Wright and the
guest of honor.
Pi
GRABILL
Program to Feature
Artificial Flowers
An interesting program Is
planned for those who attend
the next meeting of the Lex
ington Co op Biddies on Mon
day afternoon, February 6, at
the Lexington City hall. A short
business meeting will be held
at 1:30 pm.
Scheduled as guest speaker Is
Mrs. Bill Bergstrom. who will
give a special demonstration on
Bennett Home Scene HEPfw:ii gazette-times, nmndar. rbruarr 2. 1967 a
Of Surprise Party
Debbie Bennett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bennett, waa
the very surprised guest of hon
or at a 16th birthday party at
her home Tuesday, January 24.
While Debbie was away at
neighbor Don Greenup'a home,
two carloads of youngsters ar
rived at the Bennett home and
slipped upstairs to surprise her.
The guests remained for re
freshments and to see movies
taken by Sue Greenup of class
field trips.
Among those present were
Marcla Jones, Jill Padberg,
Sheryl Brltt, Pattl Holt, Mona
Lisa Marshall, Glnny Clough,
Sue Chally, Kay Huson, Sherrl
O'Brien. Linda Orwick, Pam
Hughes, Theresa Harshman,
Martha Pierce and hostess Sue
and Tag Greenup. Sending
gifts but unable to be present
were Sara Miller and Nancy
Campbell.
v lir', nr s Mr nH Mri lh miMn artificial flowers
advisors parents. Mr. and Mrs. frm ,u,. tw who
plan to attend arc Invited to
Morgan; her sisters. Miss Ger
aldino Morgan and Mrs. Jerry
Davidson and Duane of Port
land; her brother, Virgil, and
brother-in-law, Jerry Davidson:
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Sr.: anoth
er aunt, Mrs. Cleo Drake; and
her grandfather. Earl Morgan.
Following short talks by sever
al a reception was held In the
dining room.
The tea table was centered
with an arrangement featuring
an open Bible with a spray of
blue flowers flanked by blue
tapers. Mrs. A. A. Stefanl pour
ed punch and Mrs. Paul Petty
John, Sr. served the coffee. The
beautifully decorated cake was
cut by Mrs. Halvorsen.
Janet Palmateer was In charge
of the guest book and the pro
grams were passed out by Bon
nie's cousins, Kim and Kelly
Pettyjohn.
contact Mrs. Millard Nolan or
Mrs. L. A. McCabe for Informa
Hon on supplies which will be
needed.
Guests are extended a special
Invitation to attend.
LOSE WEIGHT
Gel mulnf raulU when you tk
our product cllrd SLIMODEX. No
proscription ndxl. Tou mmrt
Iom uily fat or your money back.
SLIMODEX la a tablet and eaaily
wallowed. No Harrlng, no (pec
la) eiarclae. no harmful drug.
SLIMODEX roata 13 00 and U
sold on till GUARANTEE: If not
aallsfled tor any reason. Just re
turn the unuaed portion to your
drufstat and net your full money
bark. Bt.IMODEX la aold by:
MURRAY REXALL DRUGS-ai7
N. Main-Mail Order Filled.
the center o
attraction ..
v it
Diam 9V
OOllHAAI STERLING
Centerpiece Bowl
PiMCotk Blue Swedish Crystal with Sterling Silver Base
$21.50
The loveliness of this attractive Gorham Sterling
Centerpiece bowl will enhance every conceivable
decorative arrangement. Whether it be floral, fruit,
formal, or informal, this sparkling Gorham Center
piece makes an ideal ;iit for special occasions.
"Something from the Jeweler's,
Is always something special."
JEWELERS
Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
177 MAIN ST HEPPNER
Ph. 676-9200
tato
BANKAMERICARD
: OREBN
: STAMPS i
MRS. IDA
Week-end guests at the borne
of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Leath
ers were Mr. and Mrs, Doc
Wright and son, Larry, of Sa
lem, and formerly of Heppner
wnen Air. Wright was employ
ed as a state policeman here.
He Is now a state brand in
spector, with offices In Salem.
They were Joined here by Mrs.
Bert Wright and daughter Kel
11 of Cove, who returned to Sa
lem with them on Sunday.
Elks Lodge Delegates
Attend Mid-Winter
Session in Albany
Heppner Lodge No. 358, BPOE,
was represented at the Oregon
State Elks' Association Mid
winter Session in Albany by Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Daggett, Mr. and
Mrs. Clint Agee, and Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Wkd. The session
was held from Thursday through
Saturday, January 19-21.
Guest speaker during the
meeting was Raymond Dobson,
grand exalted ruler of Minot,
N. Dak. Considerable business
came before the session. Includ
ing a review of the state eye
clinic program and the Veter
ans' Hospital programs. Dele
gates attended a banquet Fri
day evening.
Daggett attended in the ca-
tacity of exalted ruler of the
oca! lodge, and Agee as es
teemed leading knight.
Ward served as chairman of
the auditing committee of north
east Oregon, and LaVerne Van
Marter, who was unable to at
tend the Albany meetings, is
chairman of the nominating
committee of northeast Oregon.
GIVE A GIFT certificate sub
scription to Gazette-Times for
birthdays, anniversaries or
any occasion; $-1.50 anywhere.
Reception on Sunday
To Honor Lindstroms
Friends and relatives are cor
dially invited to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Linds
trom on Sunday, February 12,
for an open house on the or
caslon of the couple's 25th wed
ding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Llndstrom's
three children, Stephen, a Jun
lor at Pacific Lutheran Univer
sity, Susan, a freshman at Ore
gon State University, and Chris
tine, 11. will serve as hosts be
tween tht hours of 2 and 5 p.m.
The family requests that there
be no gifts.
Mrs. David McBath and son
Billy of Port Angeles, Wn., were
guests of friends and relatives
In Heppner, lone and La
Grande last week. While here
they visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Nichols in lone
and with Mr. McBath's mother,
Mrs. Clara Brown and daugh
ter Debra. They also visited
Mrs. Elaine Palmer In La
Grande before returning home
by bus on Saturday.
WEDDING. PARTY and ANNI
VERSARY Napkins with
names Imprinted; Monogram
med Playing cards; Regency
Personalized Note Stationary;
Wedding Books. Inquire at
Gazette-Times office. 24x
AT CENTRAL MARKET
DSDA CHOICE
POT ROASTS
Blade Cut 55c lb.
Arm Cut 65c lb.
RIB
STEAK lb. 7Y
FRESH FILLET AQt
OF PERCH
OR SNAPPER lb.
SHORT
RIBS
Nestle's
Chocolate
Chips
12 OZ.
SIZE
6
Cans
TUNA
FOR CATS
9 For $1.00
" ' I A V M MX Jtf
APPLESAUCE
DUNDEE 303
REYNOLDS
Heavy Duty Foil
59O
' COFFEE m
2 lb. $1.37 3 lb. $2.05
10 ox. Instant $1.49
Blue Bell
POTATO
CHIPS
Reg.
59c
N ALLEY'S
DILL
NIBBINS
2 Pack Variety
Orange Juice
MINUTE MAID 12 OZ.
"THE HEAL
THING FROM
FLORIDA"
43
Banquet Frozen Pieseo 290
BANANAS
ibs. 3fe
Green Peppers ea. 10c
Cabbage lb. IQc
Cucumbers 2 for 29c
PRICES GOOD FEBRUARY 3 & 4
Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
It's nice to save twice
low prices and S&H
Green Stamps
MARKET
ORE E N