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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1969)
MISS MARTT BOTAJIAN 7 y'l u Parents Announce Daughter's Betrothal Mr. nnd Mrs. James Healy an nounce the encagement of their daughter. Marty Boyetian, to John Neeley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Necly of Maupln. Miss Boyajian is a sophomore at Eastern Oregon College, and was graduated from Heppner High school In 1967. Mr. Neelv attended Pacific University, and will graduate from EOC this June. The couple plans an April wedding in Heppner. Card Club Meets At Jensen Home Two tables of pinochle were enjoyed last Thursday night at the home of Mrs, Lyle Jensen. Prize winners included Mrs. Bruce Grilfith, high, Mrs. Omer Huston, low and Mrs. Jerry Dougherty, pinochle. Other play, ers were Mrs. Len Ray Schwarz, Mrs. Carl Thorpe, Mrs, Don Stroober and Mrs. LaVern Keith-ley. Church Represented At Ontario Service For Bishop Spofford Among the large attendance of penum at the consecration wrvlce lor the Very Hcv. William Spoflord, Jr., new bishop of Kastern Oregon, in Ontario on Saturday, were the Itev. and Mrs. Dirk liinehart. Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Prlndle, and Mr. and Mrs. Ikib Lowe, of All Saints' Episco pal church. Attending from Kin zua was Dale Koss, who served as head cruclfer and led the pro cession. Inclement weather kept atten dance down somewhat from the 1500 that were originally esti mated to attend the service, but failed to detract from the mean ing of the ceremony, which was both simple and impressive. Serving as chief consecrator In the service was the Most Rev. John E. Illnes, the Episcopal church's presiding bishop from New York City. Two other con secrating bishops were the Right Kcv, Kane Barton, whom Dean Spofford is suuccccding, and the Right Rev. Norman Koote, Bishop of Idaho. Also taking part In the ceremony was Right Rev. Jack son E. Gilliam, Bishop of Mon tana and son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilliam of Heppner. Bishop Spofford has served since 31 as Dean of St. Mich ael's Episcopal Cathedral In Boise, Ida., and previously serv ed a three year period as rec tor of St. Luke's Episcopal church in Welser, Ida. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan McCurdy enjoyed visiting with their dau ghter, Karen, when she travel ed here by bus from Portland. Karen is a senior at Oregon State University and Is spend ing the winter term doing stu dent teaching in a 2nd grade class in one of the Portland schools. She returned early Sun day, traveling with Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Smith, who had been here from Albany visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Ma-honey. 1847 ROGERS BROS? STAINLESS SET SALE on 25-piece Basic Sets ' . - CARINO tWWWB : ANNIVERSARY CARINO --&--'' ROYAL BOUQUET aot3E ' II ROYAL BOUQUET1 WINDFLOWER 5 SEAISLAND WINDFLOWER SEAISLAND CONCEPT ' Regular - $24.95 SALE $18" COTILLION COTILLION C0R0NAD0 Regular $29.95 CORONADO SALE $2246 LIBERTY NAVAHO m 1 Regular m . $34.95 LIBERTY SALE NAVAHO $2621 Save on every purchase ... buy 1, 2 or 3 basic sets to build a service for 4, 8 or 12 SALE DATES: Dec. 26, 1968-Feb. 8, 1969 Stainless by International .Trln.Kkl.t htOTltion.ISil.tr Compin, "Something from the Jeweler", is always something special." JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to G P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNER BANKAMERICARD GREEN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii iiiiiuiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiili mill mi Society kxoV.Ui iiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (11111111111 mini mi u mini Joycee Wives Elect Incoming Officers Mrs. Clyne Allstott was elec-ti-rt iinslili-nl of the Javeee Wives club as they met Thursday night, January 16. In Ihe Heppner Neighborhood Center fur their monthly meeting. Other ol i icvra eiecicu lor uu- i t r.-:. .-.. unitr miNIH! SDMNEB AND OPAL COOK OF WILLOW IOOF AND SANS 5GU1.1 REBEKAH3 New Lodge Officers Assume Duties After Recent Installations Amid the snowflakes, bo'.h Indoors and out. the joint Instal; !atlon of officers of Sans Souci Rebekah Lodge No. 33 and Wil low IOOF Lodge No. 66, was held Saturday, January 18, at the Heppner IOOF hall. The flakes outside were provided by mother nature, and those with in by courtesy of Ruth Assem bly, Rainbow Girls, from decor ations of their Christmas dance. Installation ceremonies weie preceded by a delightful din- nnr nrnnnrpd hv Mrs. Marv Bail ey, 'chairman, and her assistants, Mrs. Jessie Furlong, Mrs. Keuia Adkins. Mrs. Mildred Padberg, Mrs. Delia Murray, Mrs. Hazel Bauman, Mrs. Alice Luttrell, Mrs. Mary McMtirtry and Mrs. Opal Cook. Following the din ner, Mrs. Cook expressed appre ciation to all those who assist ed in helping with all arrange ments and decorations. Entertainment for the as sembled guests was provided by thp four children of the Ronald Haguewoods, Kristi, Kelwayne, Kevin and Kimeelu, who pre sented several songs and piano numbers, and were well receiv ed. Prior to Installation, the new noble brand-elect of Sans Souci, Mrs. Cook, was presented a lovely orchid corsage by Mrs. Earl Seward of Lexington, who grows them in her home. Grand Lodge officers were as follows: Randall Peterson, dis trict deputy grand master; Mrs. Archie Munkers, district deputy president; John Wightman and Mrs. Cecil Jones, district secre taries; R. G. McMurtry and Mrs. Joe Yocom, district treasurers; Herman Green and Mrs. Flor ence McMillan, district wardens; Ralph Beamer and Mrs. Frank Robinson, district chaplains. Installing marshals were Cor nett Green and Mrs. John Berg strom, with Mrs. Dean Connor as installing musician. Installed for the coming year were the following officers of Willow IOOF lodge: Jack Sum ner, notle grand; Ronald Hague wood, vice grand; Durwood Ta.h, secretary; Leon Ball, treas urer; K. u. McMurtry, waruen, and Gerald Rood, conductor. Randall Peterson was installed as right support to the noble grand, with Ralph Beamer ;is left support; Bob Lowe is right support to vice grand and John Wightman is the left support. The newly appointed chaplain is Cornett Green; Lincoln Nash, inside guardian, and Orian Wright, outside guardian. Incoming officers installed for Sans Souci lodge are as follows: Opal Cook, noble grand; Retha A.ll.!nc rrrnnrl AHplle La- Trace, recording secretary; Delia ' Murrav, financial secreiary, anu Bettv Rood, treasurer. The new warden is Bernice Nash and Ruth Bergstrom is conductor; Mary McMurtry, color bearer; irothor Rororstrom. rhanlain: Shirley Connor, musician. Inside guardian is Jessie unong, wun Mary Bailey, outside guardian; Alttia Kirk, right support to no ble grand, and Ilia Albert, left support; Alta Stevens, right sup port to vice-grand, ana jvinareu DaHHarrr Wt ennnnrt! Jo HUS- ton, junior past noble grand; Letha Arcner, rignt aiae, anu Emma Cecil, left aide. Right aide for the chaplain is Lynn Haguewood and Velva Bechdolt, left aide. The conductor escorted Mrs. Huston to the altar where Mrs LaTrace presented her with the past noble grands jewel, with a tribute for her year as noble grand. Jack Sumner then pre sented Bob Lowe with a past grand pin and thanks were ex tended for his year in office. Jodi Kaye Adams delighted her grandmother, Mrs. Cook, with a presentation of a bou quet of long stemmed red roses from her family. Jodi Kaye is the. rianerhtpr nf MrS. Cook's SOU and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Adams oi nermiv ton, who attended as honor guests. Other visitors were the instal ling team and their wives and husbands, also Carl Troedson of lone and Mrs. Alice Soward of Lexington. Newly installed noble grands dismissed the meeting. coming year are Mrs. Pat Won- iter, Vice prcMiit-m; nirs. j.ick Midland, secretary, and Mm. John Prlvett, director. Member present voted unan imously to present two chairs for use In the newly constructed state Jaycec office building in Salem, f unds used for the chairs were earned early In the fall when the wives of Jaycce mem bers assisted the school district with the school cenus. Membeis also vot?d on two minor changes In the club's by laws. On Thursday, January 23, members gathered for a secret sister revealing party. Games and refreshments were enjoyed and a drawing held for new secret sisters for the coming year. A Rift was presented by the members to Mrs. Tom Wilson, past president of the club, In appr e c 1 a 1 1 o n of her work throughout the past year. Jaycee members and wives en joyed a pot luck dinner and skat ing party on Saturday night, January 2.5, at the roller rink. Reception at Hoskins Home Honors Couple On 25th Anniversary A 251 h wedding anniversary celebration honoring Mr. and Mrs. Kr.'tl Hopkins, Jr., was ob served by friends and relatives of the couple at a reception giv en at theii home for them by their children, Mrs. James L. (Gull) Boor of Bremerton, Wash.; Mae, who attends school at B.MCC In Tendleton. and Marie who lives at home. About 50 friends and neighbors of the hi'Porecs called at the Hoskins home throughout the afternoon to extend good wishes to the couple and enjoy refresh ments of cake, punch and cof fee. Adding to the pleasure of the day was the attendance of the Hoskins' only grandchild, eight-months-old Douglas Boor, son of their daughter, Gall. Mrs. Francis Mitchell of Port land, sister of Mrs. Hoskins, served Ihe anniversary cake, which centered the attractively decorated serving table. Others who assisted with serving were Mrs. Harry Hoskins and Mrs. Frank Parker, mothers of the couple, who served punch and coffee, and Mrs. Robert Hoskins and Mrs. George Griffith of Ce cil, who assisted with arrange ments for the party. The couple has lived In Mor row county since their marriage and make their home now on HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thunder. January 30. 96 Celebration Combines Two Family Occasions A combination birthday dinner and anniversary celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruggles on Thursday evening, January 23. honoring them on the occasion of Mrs. Buggies' birthday and the couples' wedding anniversary. Dinner guests Included Mrs. Ola Kuggles and Mrs. Ida Farra. Other friends and neighbors of the couple who called later In the evening to share refresh ments of cake and coffee were Mrs. Nora Turner and Mr. and Mrs. John Lane. Cancels Meeting Meeting of the Heppner Gold en Age club, previously announ ced for Tuesday, February 4. has been cancelled, due to weather conditions. Next regular meet ing Is planned for Tuesday, March 4. at the Episcopal par ish hall. the outskirts of town where they are engaged in a farming and cattle operation. Mrs. Hoskins Is a teacher at Heppner Elemen tary school and has taught in the Heppner schools for 15 years. Lovgren Home Scene Of Frolics in Snow Take a nice day, like Sunday, old though it was, adti about 16 to IS inches of snow and several SLi doos, and you have Hip making for a day of fun, So It was at the Bob Lovgren home litst Sunday when about 60 frle:t'U, relatives and neigh bors of the couple showed up t enjoy a huge potluck dinner and a day of fun on several Skl doo. which were brought over from Pendleton by friends. The many Inches of snow covering the fields provided excellent traction for the powerful little Skl doos, and grownups and kids alike sMnt the entire day sharing rides and having fun. lone Rainbow Girls To Install Sunday Tanya Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker of lone, will be installed new worthy advisor of the lone Rain bow Assembly In ceremonies Sunday afternoon, February 2. at 2:30 p.m. In the lone Masonic hall. A reception following Instal lation will also honor Teresa Stefanl, grand representative to Texas, and Teresa Tucker, grand choir member. Parents and friends are Invited to attend. MJB 24 oi. iisfcmf Rice NEW size M Nabisco 1 Lb. PREMIUM CRACKERS For $1 wjM&mumm cSI.ilT g&amMg With This Valuable Coupon 3 Lb. Can Of Hills Bros. Coffee $l.99 j. ttfjl J..'.l-:- Without This Coupon $2.19 Cash Value 120 of lc UlWiWWWWfi poop n FEB. i MW(MfflW$lB Miracle WHITE 790 85c SIZE Anaconda FOIL - - 750 FAMILY SCOTT Bathroom Tissue 4 E 39 E GORTON 14 OZ. FISH STICKS or 8 OZ. 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