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Mother of Heppner
Woman Gets Honors
As Kitchen Queen
If uood cooklnu tralu run In
I hp ftimlly, Mra. Dale Holland,
llopniuT, fihould comet by It nat
urally, She nt-clved thu Rood
now lit week that her moth
er, Mr. Itnlph Wlteher of Junc
tion City hud been mimed the
1W7 "yueen of the Kitchen" at
the On-Ron Slat Kalr.
The HoIIhikI (umlly had vU
Ited tho Wlteher homo the week
previous to the fulr and Mra,
Holland found her mother
"axikliiK Ilka mod" to Bet tho
liirwt variety of delicious lood
ready for Judging In tho oien
rlaiw comiH-tltlon. Mm. Wltoher
hnd previously been tho Kitch
en Queen of Lane County, and
runner-up to tho State Quien
In l'.MXi, no Hhe wan well cxmt
lernvd In what It taken to bo
a champion.
Mm. Wltcher entered 07 It
em In tho Food DlvUlun at
the Kalr, and her Kpoclulty In
canning. There were many re
ward for her rftorta, an he
wa preNenled a hrarid new
Move, aeverul new electrical n
pllinuvs, a bouquet of red n-
from Mrtt. Tom McCull, wife
of the governor, and conuratu
lutlons of huiulredN of udmlrers.
Mm. Holland Is one of three
children of Mr. and Mr. Witch-
Irrigon Couple Wed
In Church Ceremony
litRIGON On Wednesday
evening, Aujiimt 30, Ml Kath
leen Kate and Jerry Slreet
were united In marriage at the
IrrlKon Awemhly of God church
with the Key. John Kenney con
ducting the double ring ceremo
ny. Attending the bride were her
kIhIith, Sandra Fjtte and Mra.
Jeanne Knight of Elgin, Bent
man wax Donald Hlnkley; ring
bearere wa tho brldo'a brother.
Donald Kate., and flower girl
wua tho bride's alter, Itulh K.a-
tea. Mr, ft'ima Warner aang
and Mr. Albert fori low played
the piano.
theater Wilson served as Uslw ; pleaae contact Ginger Kelthley,
Blue Bird Classes
To Starr Tuesday;
Mother Help Needed
Blue Bird clasHes ore schedul
ed to begin Tuesday, September
12, at 2:30 p.m. In the Heppner
Grade school cafeteria. There
will be two second grade class
es and two third grade classes,
but mothers are still needed to
help with the two second grade
groups. A mother and a helper
are needed for each class.
Blue Birds is an enjoyable ex
perience for any little girl, and
they make creative and artistic
things. Last year the groups
took a field trip through the
Guzette-Tlmes, had a picnic at
Cutsforth Turk In the spring,
and gave a tea for their moth
ers near the end of the school
year. Kuch child takes her turn
bringing and serving refresh
ments. The groups will meet every
other Tuesday. Any mother who
is willing to help, is asked to
er and Miss Sheryl Part low took
care of tho guest book.
Following the service, a re
ception was held at the A. C.
Houghton school. Mrs. Donald
Kppenbuch cut and served the
cake and Mrs. John Kenney
served the punch and coffee.
Out of town guests Included
the bride's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs J. L. I'earce of Baker.
678-5570, or Donna Bcrgstrorn,
67(5 5805.
California Family
Visits Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Drake
and three sons, Kevin, Jon and
-r ului .,'iv.eiiy, leu lor ineir nome in
to seven grandchildren.
Granddaughter Weds
In Boise Ceremony
Mrs. N. D. Bailey Hcconipnn
led her son and daughter' In
law. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bailey
of Portland, to Boise, Idaho, lnl
week to iittcnd the morlage of
Mrs. Bailey's gramblauc,h t e r,
Kaihy rursons,
Miss Parsons, daughter of Mr.
anil Mrs. Jack IDtwal Parsons,
was married to John Lythgoe ut
the Boise Method!! church Sat
urday, September 2.
Mrs. llailey had spent most of
August visiting relatives In the
Portland area, and on August 1.1
was one of 7.1 family members
who attended the Sherlock Re
union at Oaks park.
Stockton, Calif., last Wednesday
after visiting several days with
his mother, Mrs. Ituy Drake, and
other relative here.
Drake was on vacation from
his work as public Information
officer for the Son Joaquin
County, and was happy to re
new acquaintances with sev
eral former schoolmates here.
They also visited his brother.
Claude Drake and family, and
his sister, Mrs. Paul Warren and
family, und spent some time In
Hood River with Mrs. Drake's
parent before their return
home.
Staff to Distribute
Annuals at Dance
Copies of the 19G7 edition of
the Heppner High Mustang,
high school annual, have arriv
ed and will be distributed at
the high school dance which
will follow the Heppner-E'nter-prise
football game Friday eve
ning. Graduates of the class of
'67, as well as all present high
school students, are Invited to
the donee.
Those who are unable to be
at the school Friday evening
may either get their annuals at
the school office after Friday,
or may nsk to have them mail
ed out directly. The annual ed
itors report that a limited num
ber of extra annuals will also
be available to those who have
not previously ordered them.
Public Invited
To Color Movie
A musical movie, "Worlds
Apart", will be shown Saturday,
September 9, In the multl -purpose
room at the Heppner Grade
school at 7:30 p.m. The movie
will be sponsored by the South
Morrow County Ministerial As
sociation. No admission will be
charged, but a freewill offering
will be taken to help defray
expenses.
The movie Is a dramatic
story of returned war hero's
love for an actress, and Is one
of several motion pictures which
have been sponsored by the
Ministerial Association. It Is a
full length color motion picture
with the original music and lyr
ics by John W. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lough
of Monterey, Calif., were over
night guests Friday with Mrs.
Lough's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Sherman,
and family. They were enroute
to Idaho to visit other relatives
and had Just completed success
ful huckleberry picking and a
leisure camping trip In the
Battleground and Mt. Adams
areas In Southern Washington.
They also spent several days
digging clams on the Long
Beach peninsula before coming
to Oregon.
Henchmen to Stage
Last Dance Here
Last local appearance of The
Henchmerr, local combo, will be
Saturday night at the Heppner
fair pavilion. The "farewell"
public dance will be from 9 30
p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Three of the
four band members, who grad
uated from Heppner High last
year, will enroll In separate
school. Roger Leonnlg, drum
mer, will enter the Portland
Barber College; Tim Smith, bass
guitarist, will be a freshman at
Eastern Oregon College, La
Grande, and Kathy Melby has
enrolled at Pacific University,
Forest Grove. Jim Sherman, lead
guitarist, Is a senior at Heppner
High.
College students, who will
leave soon for various schools,
will be extended a special welcome.
Mrs. Mcrymia Wlnslaw is
slowly regaining strength after
being hospitalized In Pioneer
Memorial hospital and after re
ceiving radium treatment at St.
Anthony hospital, returning to
her home last Thursday. She ex
pects to return to the Pendleton
hospital In four to six weeks
for further surgery. Last Tues
day she was visited by her son,
Jim Fuller, who came from
Blackfoot, Idaho.
HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday, September 7. 1967
Mr. and Mrs. C R. McDowell
enjoyed excellent vacationing
conditions at recent trips this
summer to Lake Pend Oreille,
near Coeur d'AJene, Idaho. They
made their second visit there
over the Labor Day week-end,
enjoying some good fishing,
swimming and camping facilities.
Mr. and Mrs. Laos Ball and
Randy traveled to the Prine
vllle Reservoir over the Labor
Day week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ball and family, of
Kinzua. They took their camper
and boat and spent an enjoy
able week-end water skiing.
The two men are brothers.
Gazette-Times ads pay. Phone
676-9228 for G-T want-ad service.
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Word has ben receWtd her
of the death of E. R, Curfman
of Baker, father of Mrs. Al Ull-
man. Congressman and Mrs.
Ullman came by plane from
their home In Washington, D. C,
to attend the funeral services
in Baker on Saturday, Septem
ber 2.
Mrs. Clyda Crawford and lout
children of Albany were guests
during the rodeo week-end of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arth
ur Dalzell in lone. They return
ed home last Thursday after en
joying the rodeo shows togeth
er and after spending three
days during the week at Rltter.
DANCE
Live Music
EVERY
Friday & Saturday
At The
WAGON WHEEL
CAFE
Heppner 676-8997
Cline Home Warmed
By Heppner Friends
Barrel Racing
Error Corrected
Supt. Fred Mnnkln of the
county horse show has called at
tention to an error In recording
the results of barrel racing at
the show, which came about
through a tie for first place.
Marianne Pettyjohn and Gale
Ma!com tied for first with a
time o f 18.4. The tie was broken
with a flip of the coin which
gave Miss Pettyjohn first. She
serts. The (.'line's were given a
Legionnaires Urged
To Gather Monday
A good turnout of American
lxclon and Auxiliary members
i . i. i . m ... ...I
i'.m. .V '1 1.?.ms. I, beautiful Earlv American table
",v " K 'T , Z , .Z : l"t"p to compliment their new
the Legion hull to organize and : h , , .I'hecl-
"rV'r" iTlZiZT 1 " Mr. L y nn
I he evening will start w Ith a ; i....m. w..r hw!a of 'th
pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m.. and J.V","
will follow. Presiding at tin
auxiliary meeting will be Mrs
Kill Heath, president, who urg
es a good response In attend
ance to help make plans for
coining events.
Mr. oiid Mrs. Charles Cllnc
were both surprised und honor
ed Willi a hmiMe warmlnL' eiv.
cn at their new home on Friday I received u saddle bag ns a prize,
evening, September 1. at 7:30 ! nonnica ny hupi. Mankln. Miss
p.m. MaU-oni received a blanket as
Some 21 guests, both friends " prize that had been offwed
and family, attended the house fr second place by the First
warming and provided refresh- National Bank, Heppner Branch.
ments of coffee, punch, and des-1 1'attl Pettyjohn was third with
, i
Heppner Extension
Unit Meets Tuesday
Regular meetings of the
Heppner Extension Unit will re
sume on Tuesday afternoon,
September 12. at the apartment
of Mrs. Ola Kuggles, unit chair
man. The organizational meeting
will start at 1:30 p.m. Plans and
protects for the 1967 -6H club
year will be discussed. All
members arc urged to attend.
Miss Leona Zittel
Engaged to Winters
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Zittel of
Sunnyslde, Wash., are announc
ing the engagement of their
daughter, l.eonn M, to Simon
(Butch I Winters, Jr., son of Mrs.
Simon Winters and the late Mr.
Winters of Heppner.
Miss Zlttell, a graduate of
Sunnyslde High school, Is em
ployed as a bookkeeper at In
land Machinery Co. in Yakima.
The prospective groom, a
graduate of Heppner
n time of 19 2. The starv In last
week's paper did not recognize
the first place tie because of the
placing listed In the record
book. It was also Incorrectly
stated that Miss Pettyjohn re
ceived a saddle blanket for first.
Instead the saddle bag.
Granddaughter Born
Announcements have been re
ceived by friends here of the
birth of a baby girl, Margaret
F.llznheth Gazda, born August 8
to Mr. and Mrs. William Gazda
at Troy, N. Y. The new baby,
weighing 6 lb., 6 oz., is the first
grandchild of Congressman and
Mrs. Al I'llman.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Drake and
children, Rick and Gwcn, re-
High 'turned Sunday from an eniov-
school, will enter military scrv- able vacation trip, experiencing
ice on uetoner i. a variety oi weatner conditions
i ne coupic nre planning a ,en route, iney traveled to Kim
December wedding.
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I ble, Nebr., where they visited
Mrs. Drake's mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Gadekln, and also her bro
thers, Clyde and Arnold Gadekin
and their families. While there,
that agricultural area welcomed
several Inches of summer rains,
and on their trip through Colo
rado the Drakes traveled
through a snowstorm on the
higher mountain elevations.
They visited Mrs. Drake's bro
ther, Frank Gadokln and fam
ily, in Grand Junction, Colo., be
fore returning to the familiar
dry heat of Oregon.
Harriet Evans, Mrs. Ellen
Campbell, and their mother,
Mrs. Alma Morgan, traveled to
Parkdale over the Labor Day
week end to visit with the J.
C. Sprouls family. Mrs. Sprouls
is n sister of Mrs. Evans and
Mrs. Campbell. They intended to
pick huckleberries, but with the
woods closed, Harriet says all
they could do was picnic and
watch the "pear pickers pick
pears". An enjoyable time was
had though, and the ladies re
turned home Tuesday.
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Processed Meat
v r I Of Charge
42ICm 1 1 Heppner,
Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
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MONDAY AFTERNOON
ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY MORNING
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Ph. S67-66SI
Hermlston, Oregon
On Hermlston-McNary
Highway
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HERB EKSTROM ID'S 4-H
GRAND CHAMPION BEEF
And Gwen Drake's 4-H Beef
Sale at Regular Prices
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SMOKED
SLAB BACON
Lb. 65$
ROUND-CP BRAND
ASSORTED
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'C 590
BARS
CORNED BEEF
Lb. m
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Salad Dressing 30 OX. Garlic Dills A R -b.
Occident PAMCAKE FLOUR 8 W
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CRISP
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Potatoes 391
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tanaes
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PRICES GOOD SEPTEMBER 8 & 9
Phones r (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
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