SIIIOETY
European Countries
Visited by Whites
On Two-Month Tour
IONK Mm. Gordon Whltn,
who ih Immmi Iutc vIhII Inx rcl
ittlvcx. It nit returned from n
wonderful lour of Kurop, which
hi'Knn on April 1, when (die left
the- tlnllcil Slate for London In
compiiny with lu-r mm nml dnu
Hitler In law, Mr. nml Mm.
t Itnrlcit white of Snn KranrlNCO.
Sho went from Uimlon to Pur
la nml llti'ii to Antwerp nml
UrtiKM In Helnluiti nml The
lliiuui' nml AniHierlnm In I lol - .
Intnl. She vUlti'd In Sweden nnd r
Itrnmnrk nml Ihen journeyed to!
Germany, where nhe unw rnnny ;
nIkM uf IttlereNl In Koln, Pus- !
wldorf. IhiinlierK, Munich,
Krnnkfurt, StuttKart, lli'ldellier,
nml mode n trip up the ltliliio
Itlver to Iltivnrln. She wn In
Koln durlntt the time of the fun
eral of i'rentdent Adenauer.
Mm. White flew from Austria
to Switzerland through the
lM-nutlful Altm und nnw Llcheii
Nteln. In Italy the trip Included
Lake t'ottto, Milan. Florence,
Home, nml Genoa. They went
down the Itlvtern to Monte Car
lo In Monaco, nhe enjoyed the
Grand I'rlx race.
Andorrn, Hureclonn nnd Ma
drid were next on the Itinerary.
At Madrid, Mm. White visited
fur elk'ht day with her mm,
Captain Gerrald White, at Ton
Hon Air Bow.
Her return trip wn niade by
wav of New York. Chicago, Kan
na.H City nnd Little Hock, where
aplaln White 1 mat lotted. With
Catitiiln nnd Mm. White, idle at
tended n f.nnly reunion near
Lake Buchanan nnd L.B.J. Lake
In Texan. She then xjient two
(lavs In Snn Frnnclnco with Mr.
nnd Mm. Chariot White, before
thev flew her hack to i'orttand
In Mr. White' plane.
Other Interesting things, which
Mm. White was utile to enjoy
on her two month' trip, were
nn audience with I'oe Paul In
Home, u tour of Waterloo Mon
ument and battlefield, xome of
the American cemeteries of
World Warn I nml II. the Da
cliau prison camp, which Is now
a museum, and many castles
and homes of monarchs.
Greenfield to Host
Pomona Meeting
Morrow County Pomona
Grange will meet nt Bonrdman
with Greenfield Grange as hosts,
tin Saturday, July 2il. The meet
ing will be held at the new
Grange hall, starting at 6:30
p.m.
With Berl Akcrs, Pomona mas
ter. In charge, several Items of
business will be discussed.
There will Ih no dinner, but a
cake walk will be a feature of
the evening's program.
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MISS JACKLYN MART BROUN
Broun-Wagcnblast
Engagement Told
Or ami Mm. JameH II. Broun of
IN rtdleton nre announcing the
cr,ent;emcrl of their daughter,
Jacklyn Mary, to John Kldon
Waijenliliist, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Alvln K. WaKenhlast of l,ex
IttKton. Ml mi Broun, a VM'A graduate of
Pendleton With school, Is major
ing In physical education at
Ott'Kon Stale University, where
she In a member of Alpha
Camma Delta Korurlty, She I
one of the princesses In thin
yi n's P e tt d I e ton Hound L'p
court.
uutr of Heppner High school'
with the class of l'.Mir. He will
ci, ter his Junior year at Oregon
Stale University, where he Is
t.iujorlng In agricultural econ
omics. He is a member of Farm
House fraternity.
A fall wedding Is planned.
Mankin Relatives
Enjoy Visit Here
Arriving bv Jet plane in Port-
land last week were Mr. andiceeded Its quota In membership,
.Mrs. Claude Worley and daugh-
'ter Nancv and Miss Ivora Wor-1
ley, all of Glen Daniel, West
Virginia.
The visitors were met In Port
land by Mr. and Mm. Fred Man
kin, their hosts while here. Mr.
Worlev and Miss Ivora Worley
are nephew and niece of Fred
Mankin and Homer Mankin of
lone.
They enjoyed much of the
Oregon scenery while here, vis
iting Wallowa Lake and accom
panying their hosts to Lincoln
City, going to the coast by wav
of the Santiam Pass. They left
by Jet from Portland on July
19 for their return trip.
On Saturday evening, July 13,
the visitors were dinner guests
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alvln Bunch nt
a family gathering.
YOUR BIRTIISTONE
kmmmmwm' wvm sis
...THE RUBY,
STAR RUBY
Symbol of peace and
contentment and a shield
from adversity.
for her:
The warmth and beauty of a
Ruby or Star Ruby in an
attractive ring brings a deep
sense of well being to the
woman fortunate enough to
receive one.
for him:
The clear deep glow of a ruby
set in a handsome gold ring
lends dignity to the man...
a ring he will wear with pride.
note: Available In natural or
synthetic Ruby or St&.r Ruby '
"Something from the Jeweler's,
is always something special."'
JEWELERS
': OPSIN
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Legion Convention
Stirs Delegates
At Eugene Sessions
Support of the true Kplrlt of
i Americanism wan evident In
many ways at the annual atate
American l-ctflon Convention
held July U 15 In Eugene, ac
cording to Mm. Frank Hamlin,
delegate of the Heppner Auxil
iary Unit who attended the four
day sessions. Guest speakers and
general discussion stressed in
creasing need for dedicated sup
port of the Legion goals.
Mm. Hamlin was one of about
500 auxiliary women who at
tended the 4!)th annual conven
tion at the Lane county fair
grounds. Special auxl 1 1 a r y
guests Included two past na
tional presidents, Mm. Hubert
Goods of Portland and Mm.
Henry Ahnemlller of Wcnat
chee, Wash., and also Mm. Del
Uurnell of Wapato, Wn, depart
ment president.
Auxiliary delegates partici
pated In the presentation of col
ors with more than 50 flags at
the opening sessions Wednes
day evening, July 12. Colore
from units throughout the states
were Included In the convention
hall display.
Highlight of the July 13 morn
ing sessions was the keynote
address by Governor Tom Mc
Call, who appeared In-fore the
K) delegates In support of
America's fighting men In Viet
nam and "their commander In
chief," and paid tribute to Leg
Ion programs now In effect In
Oregon.
Auxiliary business sessions,
which Included reports by de
partment officers, credentials
committee, reading of rules and
resolutions committee, were
heard In the Thursday afternoon
session. Girls' State Governor
Heidi Harrison of the Salem Un
it No. 136 was Introduced and
Hpuke on the worthwhile proj
,u' ') ".ne w G'rL
State proves what an honor It
Is to live In the U. S. Signifi
cance of the red, white and
blue Is learned, as well as
truth, Justice and charity. Girls
of all description und creed be
come acquainted. We find It
true that a nation without God
will not stand and It will crum
ble." Auxiliary delegates were de
lighted to learn that for the
first time In 13 yearn the De-
partment of Oregon met and ex-
set for 10,306, by 81 members,
making the total membership
1U..1K7. The Heppner unit sur
passed Its quota of 82, with an
Increase to 87 members.
State auxiliary officers, elect
ed and installed at the Satur
day morning session, included
Mrs. Gerald Gower of Cannon
Bench, president; Mrs. Keith
McDonald of Wasco, first vice
president, and Mrs. C. Ray Wil
son, Portland, second vice pres
ident. Officers who will serve the
Legion for the coming year are
John Bucther, Kent, Ore., de
partment commander; Larry
Antonelll, Portland, and Loren
Kuske, Astorin, vice command
ers; Larry Held of Lake Oswe
go, finance officer; P. M. Blon
klnsop of Banks, chaplain, and
William Wilklns, La Grande,
national executive committee
man. Social activities Included a
large Joint banquet at the Eu
evenlng and special breakfasts
Friday and Saturday mornings.
In state drum and bugle corps
competition Friday evening the
Royal Lancers of Portland de
fended their title against seven
competing corps.
Texas Family Spends
Vacation Here, Enjoys
Visits With Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Henry
(Clarissa Hastings) and two
children, Hank, 6, and Joyce, 3,
of Snn Antonio, Texas, visited
In Heppner and Forest Grove
recently with her parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. C. Hastings, and
other friends and relatives.
Flying to Portland by way of
Dallas, the family was met at
the Portland airport by Mr. and
Mrs. Hastings and all spent the
week-end visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Connor and family
In Forest Grove. Mrs. Connor is
also a daughter of the Hastings.
On Sunday, July 9, a family
picnic and barbecue at the Con
nor home for friends and rela
tives from the Portland area in
cluded Zetta Jenkinson, Vancou
ver, Wn.; Gladys Carglll, Marie
Johnson and Rita Dell Greenup
and two children, all of Port
land. On the following week-end
after a visit in Heppner, the
Hastings and Henrys camped at
Bull Prairie Reservoir fishing
and enjoying the mountains,
before the Hastings returnde to
the level countryside of their
part of Texas.
On Thursday, July 20, the
Henrys departed by plane for
Texas and arrived home before
their Heppner family reached
Heppner from Portland.
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Barratts Have Short
Visit Here, Return
Home for Surgery
The annual summer visit of
Mr. and Mm. Garnet Barratt of
Mesa, Ariz., with their Heppner
friends was limited to the first
week In July. After attending
the wedding of their grand
daughter, Miss Vickie Barratt to
Kenneth Vernon Moland In Spo
kane, Wn., on July 1, they came
to Pendleton by plane and were
met by their hosts for the week,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin.
On Monday evening, July 3,
the Hamllna entertained at a
patio dinner for Mr. and Mm.
Barratt, Joined by Mr. and Mrs.
Haiph Thompson and Mr. and
Mrs. Winn Crist. They also
sent a short time with the
Hamlins at their mountain cab
In at Parkers Mill. They return
ed home by plane on July 8.
On Tuesday, July 11, Mr. Bar
ratt underwent major surgery
at the South Side Hospital in
Mesa. In telephone conversa
tion with Mm, Barratt on Sun
day, Mrs. Hamlin reports that
he Is making good recovery, but
will be hospitalized there for
another week.
Mr. ttnA Mrm. ttflmm flnnnt
and children, Susan and Jimmy,
ten frinay evening ror a two
weeks vacation trip, planning to
spend much of the time at the
coast. Supple will be on vaca
tion from his work at the First
National Bank.
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3 Lb $2.09
10 oz. INSTANT
(REG. $1.89)
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Cerber Strained
BABY FOOD
6 Cans 69c
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NALLET'S 48 ox.
CUCUMBER CHIPS 79c
LEMONS
LETTUCE
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CANTALOUPES 5 - ?1
PRICES GOOD JULY 28 & 29
Litchfield to Train
At San Bernardino
Dr. and Mm. Ralph Litchfield
visited for a few days last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Wright, while en route
to California. They came by way
of the Alcan highway from
Anchorage, Alaska, where he
had been stationed at Ellendorf
hospital on the air force base
the past two years.
Dr. Litchfield will report July
31 to take his residency train
ing for general practice at the
San Bernardino Countv hospital
for the coming two years, they
reported enjoying their assign'
mcnt In Alaska, with an ODDor
tunlty to visit several of their
Heppner friends who are now
living in the Anchorage area.
Medford Visitors
Guests at Rood Home
Mrs. Pat Watson and (laugh
ter Alicia returned to their home
in Medford on Friday after
spending several days here as
house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Rood and daughter Dee-
dee. They were former residents
of Klnzua, when the Roods also
lived there.
Mrs. Watson, on vacation from
her work In the Jackson county
clerk's office, enjoyed a tour
through the Morrow county
courthouse and was impressed
by the modern photostatic
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SUNSHINE
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SAUSAGE 69c
CHEESE 59c
Cerber Strained
JUNIOR BABY
FOOD . .. 6 for 99c
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equipment which is now in use.
They also enjoyed a few days
of change of scenery at the
Rood mountain cabin.
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