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Mrs. Gribble Travels For Parents 50th Wedding Anniversary Mrs. Lowi'll Gribble traveled to Sulem last week -end to Join with other family member In observing the !th wedding an niversary celebration of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Mills. An open house was held at the Mills home In which friends end relatives came to call throughout the day to extend their greetines and best wishes to the honored couple. Later In the day relatives en. loved a family dinner party at which time the Mills couple was presented with a lovely three tiered wedding cake, baked and decorated by their niece. Accompanying Mrs. Cribble on the trip was Mrs. Eddie Gun derson and two boys, who stop ped off In Wllsonville to visit relatives. Shower Compliments Brenda Kay Young A miscellaneous bridal show er complimenting Miss Brenda Young. bride-elect of John YVevgandt of Canhy, was held at the United Methodist church last Friday evening, June 13. Assisting the honoree with Iho nr.nnin? of YPT IjlftS Were her two sisters, Debby and Mar sha Younu. Floral decorations about the .mi! inf-lndpfi manv bououets nf summer roses and a large floor vase of white daisies. ! Hariov Ynnnt?. mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs. E. K. Schaffitz assisted wun serving punch and coffee from an at tractively decorated serving ta ble. Guests were served refresh ments of a chilled dessert by hostesses, Mrs. Gene Pierce, Mrs. Ernie McCabe. Mrs. Herman Green and Mrs. Ken Batty. The young couple will ex change marriage vows this Sat urday, June 21, at the United Methodist church at 3:00 p.m. Friends and relatives Jn the sur rounding communities have been Invited to attend the cere mony and the reception, which will follow in the church social rooms. miiitii timum iiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuii hiiiiihiihi ociety and jlum s ttMMMhMWUr nmiiiiiiiiiiiiimimummiiiiiimiii urn iiiiiiiiiiimimiiimmmHMMi Extension Education Packets Available For Fall Schedules Molly Saul, extension agent for Umatilla and Morrow coun ties, Invites all women's clubs, ITAs. church groups, and other organizations to include exten sion education programs In their schedule for the fall and win ter season. prnomm narkets have been prepared by specialists at Ore gon State university, wme range of topics Is avauaoie. ine material has been written to pro vide a leader with the help needed In presenting the pro gram, Mrs. Saul says. The 24 different program pack ets include several titles in each of the following areas: Consumer education, nutrition, parent education, home iurnisn- Ings, home management, ana clothing. Program chairmen of organi zations may call Mrs. Saul at the county extension oltice in Pendleton or Heppner lor a com plete list of program titles and other Information. Samples of the program packets may be seen there. The Pendleton tele, phone number is 276-7111. Ext. 61: and the Heppner number is 676-9642. Reception Planned Honoring R. F. Battys il invitation is extend ed in relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs. R. F. Battv to at tend a reception honoring them nn tho occasion of their 25th weddine anniversary. The reception is planned for Saturday, June Z, Detween me hours of 2-5 p.m., at tne coun try home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken .u D.v lnfat0ri In the Hard i 11.: 11 1 uanji " . man area. The honored couple request that there be no gifts, please. 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PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNEB BANKAMERICARD GREEN STPS Condon Church Scene Of Lovell Wedding KINZUA Saturday evenine, Mnu .ti a- sr. John's Catholic church In Condon, Miss Dianna Lynn Anderson, aaugnier 01 jwr. mH Mrs Wnvn Anderson, be came the bride of David E. Lov ell of Albany, son 01 Mr. ana Mrs Verlln Conner of Klnzua. Offleiatlne' at the seven o' clock nuptial mass was Rev. fatricK LAinnam, wun ruwumu and David Eaton serving as al tar boys. Mrs. Van Rietmann sanf? "Ave Maria" ana me Lord's Prayer", accompanied at the organ by Mary Jane tauiam. F.swted to the altar by ner father, the bride wore a floor lnmrth crnivn nf silk organza with a bodice of Chantilly lace featuring a scauopea saomm neckline. The skirt of her sown haH err.nrtnntpfl rows of SCallOD- ed lace. Her chapel length man tilla veil was irimmea wim matehlncr lace. She carried a cascade arrangement of white roses ana siepnanous anu wuie . . . . 1 I I n n a goia cross inci iiau uecu a eiit from her father on her first birthday. Matron 01 nonor was m.s. Carroll Ashenfelter and brides maids were Miss Candy Shatter, Miss Nancy Lutz and Mrs. Stephen Benson of Albany, sis ter of the groom. Train bearers were Pam Lutz and Kay Payne. The attendants all wore floor length gowns of lilac satin trimmed with silver sequins. They carried cascading bouquets of roses. Rick Shaffer of Fossil served as best man and ushers were Stephen Benson of Albany, brother-in-law of the groom, Ronald Saddler and Donald RirH nf JCin7.ua. Ratia and Billv Maclnnes of Fossil were the flower girl and ring bearer. A reception ionowea immeu lately at St. John Parish hall where the serving table was cen forpH with a three-tired cake trimmed in lilac and white. The cake was cut and served by Mrs. Joe Payne of Malino, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Don Sledge of Pendleton, another aunt of the bride, presided at the tea table. Punch was serv ed by Mrs. Don Slinkard of Kinzua, aunt 01 tne groom. Others helping at the reception were Pam Lutz, Kay Payne, Marsha Syme, Dianna Gemoets, Gloria Hoffman, Nancy Fatland, and Kathy Britt. Following a short wedding trip to the coast, the young couple will make their home in Albany where David is employ ed. The new Mrs. Lovell is a graduate of Condon High school 1 and the groom is a graduate of Wheeler High school in Fossil and also had attended Eastern Oregon College at LaGrand. Stockard-Wood Engagement Told Mrs. Cecil (Anito.1 Warner of Eugene announces the engage ment and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Jean Stockard, to Walter Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wood of Heppner. Miss Stockard graduated from Heppner High school in 1965 and graduated this month from the University of Oregon, where she received a Bach elor of Arts Degree in Sociology. Wood graduated last month from Whitman College in Wal la Walla. Following a summer wedding, the couple plans to move to the southwest where they will do teaching and counseling on a Navajo Indian reservation. Leathers Descendants Hold Annual Reunion About 80 descendants of the Holly and Nick Leathers family gathered at the Hardman Com munity center last Sunday for their annual family reunion and potluck dinner. Friends and relatives attend ed from Vancouver, Portland, Condon, California, Grant coun ty and other surrounding coun ties as well as the local area to join in the day of visiting and reminiscing. Coming from rortiana ior me day were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tathprs of Portland: Mrs. Fan nie Emery of Vancouver; Mrs. Art Schlief or Fortiana, tne ior- mer Neva Bleakman ot tiara mnn: nanipl Pamela and Dean- na Ogle of Klamath Falls; Mary Leathers of lxng ueacn, wn. a family friend, Mr. Morton Cup rvor fmm Jnhn Dav: and Sher ry, Bertine and Debby Gates of Chico, Cat.; were among me many relatives and friends who attpnHpd from out of the area. Entertainment during the day was provided by Mr. Earl Cra mer of Hermiston, who favored the crrniin with violin selections. Unable to attend the reunion this year were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leathers of Union, and Holly Leathers, descendants of the Dan Leathers family, and Mar vin Hilton of Klamath Falls, who Is a descendant of Rose Leathers Hilton. T inrtfi Conner, dauahter of Mrs. June Fields of Heppner, is spending a month visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Lee (Dianna) Edg erton, at their home in Asuza, Calif., where Edgerton is the lo cal Naval recruiting officer. CowBelles Barbecue Honors McElligott, Father of the Year Morrow county's Father of the Year, Dick McKlllgott, with hln wife and family will bo honored by the Morrow county Cow Belles at the annual Father of the Year barbecue on Saturday, June 21, at 6:30 p.m., at the county fairgrounds. Each family attending the barbecue Is to bring their own choice of meat to barbecue and their own table service. Cow Belles will furnish salads, des serts and punch and coffee foi the dinner. McElligott will be presented with a gift from the local Cow- Belles organization. Thn nnhllo l rnrdlallv Invlt. ed to attend the barbecue and Join with irienas, relatives ana neighbors in nononnjr tne mc EllliTott family on this special occasion. House guest over the previous week-end at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Archie Padberg was Mrs. Irene Atherton of Ontario, sister-in-law of Mrs. Padberg. Other recent guests at the Pad berg home over the Father's Day week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Ar nkU Tin A Y arv T nnr) -t i 1 A r r line: & auuciKi oiiu viiiuurii, John, Sandra, and Danny, of Boring, and Linda Holden of Vancouver, Wash. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Juno 1969 Garment Care Told By Extension Agent Thev mnv be "mini" tags but i-i, "mavi" Information. So look to the hangtags on the KrrMnH or faorics you ouy. Until manufacturers start put- linn ...irtv. a mini eAW.in labels lt our clothing, the hangtag tied or pinnea to your new cioiimm purchases is requireu ream", says Mary Speckhart, extension aeent in Umatilla and Morrow counties. Manufacturers are required to let shoppers know, by way of hangtags or label, what fiber or fibers are In the garment: how much of each fiber is present; what manufacturer made the onrmnnt- And if Imnorted. what country the garment or fabric came irom. Should you dry clean or wash your new purchase? Iron or drip dry it? Use a chlorine bleach or not? , 1 "Head the handtag," advises MLss Speckhart. "Care lnstruc ti.ittu n m iicnnllv nnrt nf the In formation you'll find there all to assure the nest Kind 01 care for the particular garment." Some manufacturers are even miiiincr n "u'm r.dated" guaran tee on their labels. Look for them; one company guarantees that if the garment does not wear as expected, the label, dated sales slip and garment rltAitU Iia rrf 1 1 rrr( tf thf rnm. DUUUIU Ji v v v v v w pany for a refund or exchange. So don't let those hangtags slip through your fingers, urges Miss SiHHknarl. warn ecn raw with the garment's dj:rlitloii and clip the sales slip to It. A simple recipe box will help you keep tabs on them. Label divid er cards with names 01 eai-n family member, then stock with t..nn(a-. Ifrntn It Close tO your laundry area where It will be ready wnen you nave a i question. Farras Welcome Girl Birth In Hawaii of a baby daughter was reported bv James in nhnim rail Tuesdav. June 10. to his mother. Mrs. Ida Farra. Farra. who is siationea at Walalua, said the baby, who ... knm thn nrevlmis dav. weighed 6 lb., 14 oz. The name chosen for tne girl, accoraing 10 Mrs. Farra, was to be Julie Anne so she assumes this Is the ba by's name. Sp4 David W. Cooper, son of m, T,inn Clrlda nf HfDnnpr. has recently been assigned to duty with the Army Military ro in Knrt. where he is lo cated near Seole. about 30 miles frnm t ho DMZ. Cooner recently completed nine months of duty at Ft. Carson, Colo., prior to nis transfer to Korea. Youth Job Center Set Up at Boardman Vnnih Aimntfivmpnt service Is now available In Buardmaut at tho rati llnll Jnna Everett of the Neighborhood Youth Corps is employment cutk. one - (no tunrlr nrmllrntiimH from hlch school and college students in the area ana win nave mem on file If anyone Is looking for help. The telephone number for the employment service la 481-2CH5. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lot and sons, John and Steven, of Bea verton were week end guests of 1 . r anH Mr LHV- is Ball of lone. The boys stayed on for a longer visit. Phone 676-9426 For FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ELMA'S APPAREL HEPPNER m mam M ...AND YOU CANT BEAT OUR PRICES EITHER!!! TIDE Home Laundry Size $3.79 U Cevvee 1 Lb. 2 Lb. 75c $145 JQ oz. Instant 3 Lb. $2 $1.39 .... .,. ALLSWEET OLEO 3 ,or 79e ALICE LOVE JAMS Peach, Pineapple. Grape, Apricot-Pineapple 20 oz. 390 BANQUET Frozen TV Dinners Turkey, Beef. Chicken 39C Oreo Cookies FROM NABISCO Lb. 2 For 89? AXION G S General Mills H0TG3AS Taco Chips 2 89G ? 1 0VV NO. 1 POTATOES 10 Lb. Yellow Onions Lb 80 CABBAGE Lb. 80 SUNKIST VALENCIA ORANGES Lb. 150 SCHOOL BOY A DPI EC Lb. PRICES GOOD JUNE 20 Cr 21 100 USDA CHOICE Round Steaks " $1.09 Rump Roasts Lb 990 OREGON CHIEF SLAB Smoked Bacon Lb Phones: (Groe.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 I It's nice to save twice- low prices and S&H Green Stamps Mi 7U MARKET
