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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1968)
MISS PATTI PETTYJOHN September Wedding Planned by Couple The coming marriage of Mini Paul Sue Pettyjohn and Bill Mo Coin Is announced by th brldo elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Le I'ltivjohn of lone. The couple will exchange, wedding vows at the lone United Church of Christ on Thursday, September 19. Parents of the groom-elect are Nutna McColn of Sisters and Norma McColn of Terrebonne. The couple will again enroll at Blue Mountain Community college. Pendleton, where both are active In the Rocky Mount' aln Region of National Intercol Irgiute Rodeo Association, and Miss Pettyjohn has been among the honor students. Bridal Shower Given For Helen Anderson Friends and relatives of Miss Helen Anderwm gathered at the KiiiwoDuI tmrii.li hall weunes ttitv evenlnu. August 7, for miscellaneous bmiul shower compliment ing the future bride, wluu.0 wedding to Uavid v oop er. son of Mrs. June Field, Is M-lieduled for SeDlemfoer. fol lowing completion of his basic In.lnlnn at Ft. I-ewl. Wit where he Is presently stationed with the U. S. Army. Decorations of pink and white urre used about the hull and guest were served Ice cream and assorted cookies. Mothers of the engaged couple, Mrs. Ar.r'v Anderson, and Mrs. Field at tsted with serving punch and coffee. Assisting the honoree with h..r mnnv eifts were her Sister, Mra I)iirli-iu Si-hoonovcr. Slid her sister-in-law. Mrs. Daniel Anderson. Hostesses for the shower In eluded Mrs. Rolert Abrams, Fiancls Abrams, Mrs. Earl Gil Ham, Mrs. P. W. Mahoney, Mar alee Murray, Mrs. John Pfolf fer and Mrs. Jack Loyd. Grays Spend Service Leave in Honolulu Mrs. David Gray returned to the Portland airport Friday evening, from Honolulu, Ha waii, where she went to meet her husband, David, who was on one week "R and R" leave from military duty at Chu-Lai, Vietnam. There he Is stationed cn a waterpolnt. a large power plant that supplies water and electricity to the compound. LCpl. Gray also works on road repair and construction, as sisting with roads damaged by mine or bomb explosions. He has about five months of over seas duty remaining. The couple stayed on Waikikl Beach while on the Island. Mrs. Grav's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Warren, met her at the Port land airport following the five hour flight from Honolulu. Miss Snow to Wed Spokane Man Soon Former Heppner residents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Snow, of Spo kane, Wn., announce the forth coming marriage of their dau phter, Janet Fay, to Roger Swan, son of Mrs. Fred Scholtz and Bob Swan, all of Spokane. The couple will exchange their marriage vows at the Lu theran church on Saturday, Aug ust 31, at 7:30 p.m., in Spo kane. All friends and relatives of the couple from this area are cordially Invited to attend the ceremony and reception, which will follow. The couple will make their home In Spokane temporarily before the groom begins mili tary service. MISS MARLENE RUTH CRAWFORD Crawford Girl Plans Wedding Next Week Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Craw ford, formerly of lone and now living in Hermiston, are an ncuncing the engagement and nDDroaching marriage of their Hiinahtnr Marlene Ruth. to Thomas Edward Bush, son of Mrs. Vera Bush, also of Herm iston. Mica Crawford Is a 1968 erad iiate of Hermiston High school and Is employed at the Uma tilla Army Depot. She is trie granddaughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Franklin Ely and of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford, all of lone. Her fiance is a 19bb graduate of Hermiston High school and attended Blue Mountain Com munity college. At present he is employed by the Shell Oil Com pany in Hermiston. Ail friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend the couple's wedding, Thursday evening, August 22, at 7:00. p.m. at the St. John's Episcopal church In Hermiston. Mrs. Gene (tee) Winters lett Tuesday, August 13, for John Day where she will spend a few days while participating as Judge for 4-H exhibits in Home Economics at the Grant county fair. Mrs. Winters expects to travel to Tgyh Valley to do some judging at the Wasco county fair next week. ItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHil CCtcty AND umvS If nmiiHiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii V A V- ' U.. FOR BETTER FOR THE CORRECT TIME! FOR THE CORRECT DATE! sm this flit 17 Jewel "Something from the Jeweler's, is always something special." JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 VM. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNEH A Mtiniivy pTftRNl 1ST MPSf WELCOMED AS GUESTS of the SoroptiroUt Club at IU neon luncheon last Thursday were this year's court and their moth er. From left to riqht are Mrs. Clere Hlnton and Princess Katny, Boardman; Mrs. Floyd Jones and Princess Marc la Hepp ner Wranglers) Mrs. Dimple Munkers, chape rone; Mrs. Wallace Matthews and Queen Bernlece, lone; Mrs. Don Greenup and Princess Sue Ellen. Lena, and Mrs. George Luclani and Princess Sheila, Lexington Grange. (G-T Photo). Court Shares Summer Activities with Club At Luncheon Meeting Members of the Morrow Coun- tv Fair and Rodeo court shared their Interesting experiences of the summer with their hosts, the Soroptimist Club of Heppner. at the annual court luncheon last Thursday noon In the Wagon Wheel dining room. The oueen and her four pnn tesses, accompanied by tneir mothers and chaperone, Mrs. Dimple Munkers, were dinner guests at tables decorated in the western theme. Lasso ropes were entwined with rocks and green ery down the center of the ta ble, with miniature horses, and boots holding flower arrange ments, added to the decoration. A small replica of a pioneer wagon centered the head table. At each guests place were a bright checked gingham napkin and a program featuring each girl's silhouette on the cover. Mrs. Elaine ueorge, ciud pres ident, welcomed the guests at opening ceremonies. Among vis itors ol the day were Mrs. Bin Weatherford and Mrs. Mabel Chaffee. Mrs Bill Johnson, program chairman, welcomed the court and Introduced Mrs. Munkers, who, after words of praise for the cooperativeness of the court and their parents, presented Queen Berniece Matthews. In esponse to her Introduction, Mrs. Wallace Matthews, lone, mother of the queen, told of the many hours of volunteer serv ice Mrs. Munkers gives to trav eling with the court, her effic iency In handling the many de tails, and the respect and ad miration held for her by the girls and their parents. Otners on tne court introauc- ed their mothers and each told of highlights of fairs, rodeos and parades in which they had participated through the sum mer, ana or tneir coming pians. Queen Berniece announced that they would be interviewed on KUMA radio station In Pen dleton this Thursday, August 15, and would be guests of the Shriner's football teams In Pen dleton that evening. Soroptimist members were re minded to make plans now for district meeting to be held in Hood River the week-end of September 21-22. Also, to re serve the nights of Monday, Wednesday and Friday of this week and next week to work on the parade float. Parents of Queen Entertain Guests At Dinner Party Mr. and Mm. Wallace Matth ews and daughter, Deniece, were h'Ms at a dinner Party Kridav evening at the Willows Ciunge hall In lone In honor ol (jucen Berniece and her Kiurt of the Morrow County Fair and Itodeo, The dinner was served by Mrs. I.twin llalvorsen, Mrs. Marion I'ulmer and Mrs. Jim Johnson, mt mlwrs of the Women's Activ ities Committee of the Willows Grange. The tables were decorated In the Western motif. First boots ol Queen Berniece were clever ly used In holding flower ar rangement. Mrs. Matthews displayed manv pictures which she had taken of the court's appearance this summer. Following the din ner, guests were Invited to the Matthews' home for visiting, and were entertained by mov ies t.iken of the court s appear- anoes this summer. Guests for the evening were Princess Sheila and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Luclani; Princess Kathv and her mother, Mrs. Clove Hlnton; Princess Sue Fllen and her mother, Mrs. Don Greenup; Princess Marcla and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones; Chaperone Mrs. Archie Munkers and Mr. Munkers; Mr. nd Mrs. Kaymond rrench and HEPPNEB GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. August IS. 1961 daughter, Verlna, queen of the l!K!7 fair and rodeo; Mr. and Mrs. Hilt Mealy; Mr. and Mrs. Tad Miller: Mr. and Mrs. Berl A horn ami daughter, Bonnie Kae, and Miss Kathy Keene, Many of the parents and res idents of the county traveled to Hermiston on Saturday to ob serve the court's appearances In the street parade of the Uma tilla County Fair and at the uitcrnoon show. A pollock din ner was held at the Wrangler club house in Heppner for the court and fair and rodeo boards Saturday evening preceding the outdoor activities and corona tion ceremonies. It has been announced that the Morrow County Court was Judg ed In first place among courts in the royalty division who rode In the Hermiston grand parade on Saturday, Need spare cash? Advertise unused Items on the classified page of The Gazette-Times. COMING Wasco County Fair AUGUST 22-25 AT TYGH VALLEY 35 miles South of The Dalles, Hiway 197 EXH I BITS-CARNIVAL-RODEO-RACES-DANCE A place to have fun is a Fair in The Country. CELEBRATING 100th ANNIVERSARY jar m, ,, jst. 7 OUR OWN LOCAL WATiRllIlOMS i LB-5e LLL0o TOMATOES Invitation Extended To Couple's Wedding On Friday evening, August 23, Miss Trisha Marie Farley and Mark Edward Halvorsen will exchange their marriage vows in St. Patrick's Catholic church, Heppner. The ceremony will be at 7:00 p.m., with the wedding reception immediately follow ing in the parish hall. Parents of the couple, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Farley, Heppner, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvor sen of lone, join them in ex tending a cordial invitation to the many friends and relatives in the surrounding areas to at tend the ceremony and reception. Mrs. Sara Morrow, mother of Mrs. Bob Abrams, arrived last week from her home in Prescott, Ariz., from where she drove with a niece. Miss Dorothy God dard of Los Angeles. Mrs. Mor row plans to make her - home in Heppner, having purchased property here. SEEDLESS I i 4 rang )ii LOCAL IV IL V - ,r Lb. 19 Li)-y $I Local Jumbo CANTALOUPES Van Camp's PORK and BEAMS -3--89C NABISCO 1 LB. RITZ CRACKERS 390 MJB RICE MIXES . ....... 3 for $j CHICKEN. BEEF. NEW ORLEANS SWIFTS 3y4 LB, WHOLE CHICKEN, Canned $1.09 4 for $1 SWIFT'S VIENNA SAUSAGES 12 GAL. PUREX 35 GIANT TIDE 79C Mrs. Bob Webb and dauqhter, of Adrian and formerly of Hepp ner. were visiting here late last week. Her husband is now op erating an auto repair shop in Adrian. She states that they miss their friends here after moving to the new location. COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding FRANKS OLD FASHIONED 2 LB. PEG. 890 OREGON CHIEF Polish Rings 59$ Reg. Bone-in Smoked Shank Half Butt Half or Whole Lb. g5c Lb. gQc Center Ham Slices lb. 89c Frozen FLAV-R-PAC Lemonade 5 for $1 10 oz. Strawberries 4 ,or $1 PRICES GOOD AUGUST 16 & 17 Phones: (Groc) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps 0S3 I ommmn IAMPIlj e. MARKET INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL FARM AND HOME Pendleton 27(3-776 r
