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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1969)
Rockhound Film Seen On Club's Program; Food Sale Planned An Interesting color film. l khouiidiiitf in Ort-Kon", iiro Mdttl the program lor the Mn !v evrnuiu mm-tlnu of the liuimiT Mnihfnt club mi the Imine of Mi. Wrii Kt-itlili-v. Tti film, produced by Ore run Stat University, was shown lv Mrs, Haitmta Jt-umi-r of I ho Morrow County Kxu-nslon oil ice. Kocknound enthusiiists were shown dlcoi-rini varieties of MM-ka and eim in Hip volcanic mountainous reciuns In Central Oregon, esitccially In the Prine villi, Mutlra and Bend area. The art of luiiinu and polish 1 111; Hit stones lv the excrt liobbicsts and making ihem In lo valuable Jewelry and artistic displays were of interest. Attrac I ins muny tourists to the Ked mond area are the beautiful lock structures and museum j collection at the popular Peter son's Rock Gardens, also shown in the mm. During the business meeting with Mrs. Bub Abrams presiding. a bilked i.khi sale was planned for Friday, Marrh 14, In the Peterson building starting at l:30 a m. A nomlnailnc committee, rumiiowd by Mrs. Herman Win ter, Mrs. Lorcn Lucore and Mrs. Bub Jones, was named to secure officers for the coming year. Greeting messages were sent to Mrs. Tat Brindle and Mrs. Klmcr Schmidt of Hermiston, a former member, who suffered a broken leg In a fall early In the year. The next meeting, on Mon day. April 7. will be at the home of Mrs. Melvln Dixon, with the program devoted to a bulb and plant exchange. refreshments were served in keeping with St. Patrick's Day, bv the hostesses, Mrs. Keithley, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Bob Berg strom. Guests of the evening were Mrs. Jcssmer, Mrs. Bob Hager and Mrs. Sara Morrow, who was extended special birthday greetings. Bride-elect Greeted At Luciani Shower The country home of Mrs George Luciani was the m-iie of a large bridal shower on Tuesday evening, February 'IX In. inning Misn Terry I Greenup, bride -elect of Milch Ashlieck. at- leniled bv37 relatives, neighbor!,, and friends. AwlMlng Mr. Lu- nan! liostesM-s for the eve-if mug were Mrs. Tom Ashueck. . I 1 . ,m on, r.. i. aiienourk'er, inu Mr. Wcldon Wltherrlte. Severul apprtipriate (Mines wre in plav. and while the hon or guest opened her many love ly gift, guests compiled a "love scrupbotik" for her. Knelt guest seliH'led cllpplm- of love pic lures from nuiKuliu-s, wrote ap propriate captions which related tu the honored couple, and pre sented the humorous memento to them at the close of the eve ning. Assisting Terrvl with the gift opening was Pnltl Luciani. An attractive bride and groom centerpiece, created bv Mm. Wltherrlte, centered the refresh ment table from which cherry crunch, tea, coffee, and punch were served. Among honor guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kirk ham, uncle and aunt of the pros pectvle groom, also several rel atives from Stanfield and Echo, and friends from the Pendleton, lltrmlston and surrounding areas. iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiHtiiittttttttitiiiiititttmiiiimiiitn j-jeQrs Review - 1 Of 'Women Alone' ocmiam)JmS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Supple returned Sunday from Beaver ton, where Mrs. Supple had spent the past week caring for her sister's family while her sis ter, Mrs. Duanc Haven, recover ed from emergency surgery. Invitation Extended To Coming Wedding The marriage of Miss Theresa Munkers, daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. Leonard Munkers of Lex ington, and Dean Naffiger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Naffziger of Kugene, will be solemnize'l at an afternoon ceremony Sat urday, March 15, in the First Christian church In Heppner. Vows will be exchanged at a 2:00 p.m. ceremony. The couple and their parents extend a cordial invitation to all relatives and friends In the sur rounding areas to attend the wedding and reception which will follow in the church social rooms. Following their marriage they will reside in Heppner where Theresa is employed in the First National Bank, and Denn is a teacher and coach in Heppner High school. lidiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii Local Lodge Installs Pendleton Officers Several member of Kate J Voting Lodge No. 29. Iei;ree of Honor Protective Association, traveled to Pendleton for Instill lutlon of officers of the I'endle- ton Lodge on Tuesday evening, hctiruarv a. Mrs. Clara Gertsun, national treasurer and mate dint-tor. served as Installing officer; Mr. Iiu Farra. as past president; Mrs. Adelle LaTraee a vice president: Mrs. F.d Gum v. as second vice-president; ' Mrs. Lincoln Nash as usher, and Mrs. Mary Bryant as assistant ush er. After the meeting and Instal lation ceremonies, each of the officers for the evening wa pre. Rented with a net wind bonnet in appreciation of their partici pation. refreshments of angel cake with strawberry and whipped cream topping were served from an artistically d"corated refresh ment table by the host lodge. For any kind of printing, call The Gazette-Times. v. l ' -TH - j , km , J j : i ! ! i 1 MISS SARA MILLER In commemoration of its 75th year 25 off on world famous Chantilly i i i i i For a limited time only! Save 25 on any purchase ... a single teaspoon or a complete service for eight! Sara Miller Named Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Winner Miss Sara Miller, Heppner High school senior, has been an nounced as local winner of the 19t9 Soroptimist Youth Citizen ship Awards contest. Her win ning essay Is now entered 1:1 competition with others in Dis trict No. 2 of the Northwestern Region of Soroptimist Clubs, with the district winner to ad vance to regional competition. The program, sponsored nat ionally by Soroptimist Founda tions, recognizes youth achieve ment in the family. In the com munity, and In the world. The program recently received its sixth consecutive annual George Washington Honor Medal from Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Local Judges of this year's en tries in the contest report the essays were of outstanding qual ity. There were 13 entrants, and all impressed the selection com mittee with their thought-pro voking work. Sara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miller of Heppner, will receive a cash award from the Heppner Soroptimist club, and will be eligible for further award in the district. A total of 17 regional awards of $1,000 each will be announced during the second week in April. Each regional winner will then com pete for a finalist award of SI. 500. In all. it Is estimated that a total of $75,000 will be award ed to approximately 1,500 high school seniors. These Awards of Merit may be used bv the reclp- ients in ways to best further the students' aim to achieve their goals in education and specialized study. Following her gradua 1 1 o n Jrom Heppner High school where she has been an outstanding nonor stuaent, sara plans to en roll at the University of Ore gon and study toward a major in the field of speech therapy. Mr. Lucv Peterson presented an Interesting review of the Imk k "Women Alone." for mem hern of the llcppncr Bookworm club as thev met Tuesday even log at the home of Mrs. Charles Marks. The author of the story inter viewed many women living In the U. S. concerning problems that arise when living alone and the solutions found for tln-se problem. Next Bookworms meeting will he tielil Tuesday. Mart h 11. at the home of Mrs. Harold Kr-win. Rhea Creek Women To Sponsor Benefit Members of the Women's Ac tivity club of Rhea Creek Grange will sponsor their annual bene fit pancake supper and card party this Saturday night, March H. at the Ithea Creek Grunge hall. All proceeds earned from this fund raising event will he turn ed over to the March of Dimes. Heart Fund. Cancer Society and other worthy causes. Supper will be served from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with the card party to follow at 8 p.m. Admission is $1.25 for adults and 50 cents for children and the public Is cordially invited to attend. HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Tnursdor. March 8. 13?) Various Extension Programs Planned Home Pconomlc Kxlenslon units in I'matilla and Morrow counties will have a varied pro gram during the month of March. reiMitts Kxlenslon Agent Mullv Saul. Ilomemakers In both counties are cordially Invited to attend unit in their locality and participate In the study U-s son. Membership In the exten slim program is not required to attend meetings. Trends in Food Packaging' will be taught bv Molly Saul at the following units: Khea Creek Unit. Heiipner. March 5: I'ma pine and Friuvale I'nlts. March 12: N. W. Pendleton Unit. March 13; and Milton-Kreewater Unit. March 19. afternoon. "Mouth to Mouth Resuscita tion" will lie taught bv Mrs Gordon George and other Red Cross representatives for the fol lowing units: Pilot Hock unit. March 5: Heppner Unit. March 10: Weston Unit. March 11. morning: Athena Unit, March 11. afternoon; Uklah unit, March 13; and Irrlgon Unit, March 13. Mrs. James Whlttaker, presi dent, Oregon Kxlenslon Home makers Council, will show slides nd tell of her recent particlpa tion at the National liomemakcrs Council meeting In Puerto Rico at the following unit meetings: Pilot Rock Unit. March 6: Tut ullla Unit. March 12: and Pen dleton Unit. March 13. Other special Interest meet ings to be held by Kxletusio-i units are; Sourdough, llcppncr Kvenlng Unit, March 4; Glove Making, Hermiston Unit. March 7; Migrant Program, bv Mrs. Beverly Walker, Milton Freewa ter Unit, March It, mornings; Guarantees and Adlusimcnis, White Kagle Unit. March 11; Drug Abuse, Pine City Unit, March 12; and Basic Landscap ing, Youngs Unit, March 13. The locution and lime of unit meetings may be obtained by contacting the County Extension Offices in Pendleton, Hermiston, Milton-Freewuter. or Heppner. Church Women Plan Annual Easter Party Chairmen for the annual Eas ter Monday Card Party were named at the last meeting of ECW held at All Saints KpLs. copal church on Sunday follow ing regular morning services. Mrs. Clarence Rosewall and Mrs. LaVern Van Marter. Jr. will be chairmen of the event, scheduled for Monday. April 7. Other discussion at the meet Imr included a report on the Shrove Tuesday Pancake Lunch eon held at the church In Feb ruary. Members voted to present the building committee with a sum of money to oe usea ior church Improvements. GORHAM Sterling Marriage Announced Of Nathaniel Webb And Susan E. Hanna In a double rine ceremonv in the First Methodist church in Anacortes, Wash., Robert Nath aniel (Nat) Webb, a former Heppner resident, was united in marriage to Susan Everett Han na, on Friday evening. February 21. The Rev. Arthur Campbell ciriciatea at the ceremony. ine bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Everett of Minneapolis. Minn., wore an off white silk worsted dress and coat costume, with matching ac cessories. She carried a cascade of white carnations on a white Bible. Mrs. James Green attended as matron of honor, with Mr. Green as best man. Miss Lisa Hanna, daughter of the bride, was flower gin. Following a honeymoon in British Columbia, the couple is now at nome at Koute 6. Box 1A Mt. Vernon, Wash. The groom is employed by Shell Oil Refinery In Anacortes, and the oride teaches m the Anacortes Junior high school. The new Mrs. Webb attend ed the University of Arizona and graduated from St. Cloud State College in Minnesota. Mr. Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb, Jr., graduated from Heppner High school in 1962. He attended Pacific University and received his masters degree in business administration from Oregon State University. At Pa- cuic, he was president of Alpha Zeta fraternity, and was init. iated into the OSU chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, national schol astic honor society. "Something from the Jeweler's. Is always something speciaL" Amonci tho IrnveiMn n toroth. er to Corvaliis to enjoy Dad's weeK-ena at usu were Cieorge Luciani of Butter Creek, Harold Lisppflncrp nf ITArniictnn Tnr Hawkins and Jim Rosenberg, both of Pendleton. JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 VM. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST. HEPPNER Flatt's Truck Service PHONE 989-8420 For Fast and Dependable FREIGHT TRUCK SERVICE Daily Overnight Service From Portland Including Saturdays MOVING? CALL US 1 ' Betty Crocker 23 oz. in..--- I'M Brownie Mix 49$ 1U- 4 40 oz. ROYALTY HOUSE PEANUT BUTTER 990 CREAMY OR CHUNK BROWN AND HALEY Mountain Bars 13r$l MJB 24 oz. J Instant Rice 69$ SUNSHINE 1 LB. KRISPY CRACKERS KING SIZE AJAX $1.25 LAUNDRY SOAP QUART MIRACLE WHITE CLEANER 790 '0 MJB COFFEE Lb. 75c 2 Lb. $i45 3 ib. $2.15 1.39 10 OZ. INSTANT BANQUET GORTON'S 16 OZ. IVW WW ftfWtH 1 ft1 Tuna Pies 5 - 1 Fish Chips 630 Green Peppers 2 19 New Cabbage lb. 90 Yellow ONIONS Lb. 50 SNOBOY Celery Hearts Ea 39 PORK CHOPS 690 FAMILY PACK 4 to 8 TO PACKAGE I BAR-S Sliced Bacon 2 LB. PKG. ?39 OREGON CHIEF OLD-FASHIONED mm PRICES GOOD MARCH 7 & 8 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps BankAmericard GREEN STRIPS MARKET GENE ORWICK
