Arthur Dalzells
Attend
Daughter's Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dalzell of
lone were at Eagle Creek last
weekend for1 the wedding of
their daughter, Wilma Gaarsland
to El win James Drobny of Es
tacada at the Eagle Creek Chapel
of the Hills. The double ring
ceremony was read by the Rev.
Thyea Strand.
The bride wore a pink bro
cade street length dress with a
pink pill box and veil. Her bou
quet was of pink rises and white
carnations. Her sister, Mrs. lyde
crawrora or Albany was her at
tendant She wore a yellow
bonded knit and had a bouquet
of yellow roses and white car
nations.
Daryl Dunrud of Estacada was
best man.
Wedding cake and coffee were
served at the new home of the
couple following the ceremony.
Other members of the family at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Smith from Camp Sherman and
Betty Sims and James Hogue of
Bend.
Mr. Drobny works with big
equipment in highway construc
tion and the bride is employed
in the plywood mill at Estacada.
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Home Extension
Has Christmas
Heppner Home Extension
group met Tuesday for their
Christmas meeting at the home
of Mrs. Gene Ferguson. Christ
mas ideas were exchanged in
the morning and gifts were ex
changed in the afternoon with
a potluck luncheon at noon.
The members brought gifts
for the EOSH which will be ta
ken over to Pendleton next
week. Plans for their New Eng
land study lor Jan. 16 were
made. The meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Vern Keith
ley. Mrs. Ferguson had crochet
ed "book worms" for book
markers for those attending.
School Lunch Menus
Presented
Through Courtesy of
Heppner Branch
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FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK or ORE SON
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MR. AND MRS. JOHNNY R. PAGAN recently married in Bremer
ton. Mrs. Pagan is the former Joyce Elaine Noland oi Heppner.
. Heppner Elementary and
High Schools
Monday, December 13 Pronto
Pup, potato chips, pickles, mac
aroni salad, green beans, up
side-down cake, milk.
Tuesday December 16 Stew
with vegetables, rolls, cole slaw,
ice cream slice, milk.
Wednesday, December 17
Roast beef, potato and gravy,
peas, green salad, pumpkin
custard with topping, cookies
rolls, milk.
Thursday, December 18
Cooks' special.
Friday, December 19 Barbe
cue pork, baked potato, rolls,
lettuce wedge, Harvard beets,
brownies milk. I
Esther Bergstrom Former Heppnerite
Elected Noble Grand Married in
At the December 5 meeting of Bremerton Ceremony
Sans Snnri Rohplrah Lnricro Ttfrt I
33 with Nnhi HmnH Onni 3y Elaine Noland, daugh
fnnk in oharao niarx w I lcr "i mrs. nerDen iase, lormer
made toward Christmas festivl. W 01 neppner, oecame ine Drme
tins A rhristmao nartv with Jonnny k. ragan, son oi wr,
Willows Lodge No. 66 was fa- ana lirs Anioni - 'agn on
vnrahtP th Hato tn ho nnn.,U Nov. 15 at Bremerton, Wn. The
ed later after conferring with dou"?le ceremony was read
thP Drill KpllnWS I ' - nunc a uuhcu iiicuiuumi
. , . K-nurcn witn tne Kev. faui m.
iiiu jjcai meeting uec. A3 wm n0
r-u... ,, - . . I ine bride was given in mar
u""u"" bui u. riage by her uncle, Ralph Wi-
rtEfhm,TmeL is, ask,ed dell of Bremerton. The bride
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vorite recipe.
ding gown fashioned with Em
A LOVELY
CHRISTMAS
IDEA!
The Charter of the lodge was nire lines. Her lhnw lpnrth voil
draped in memory of Mrs. Rose fell from a stylized jeweled
umins, a veteran member of flower. She carried a daisy wed-
me uiucr who leueiuijr uasseu dine' bounuet
away. Mrs. couins was initiated ciaudine Noland was maid nf
into Mistletoe KeneKan Lodge honor for her sistpr anrl annth
No. 25 in Hardman and later er sister, Mrs. Carole Applegate
."eu io neppner neoeK- was bridesmaid. The bride's
ans. aince sne was also a pio- niece Michelle Applegate was
icaiucm oi me area, me f lower ft rl
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loage maae a contriDUtion to Rav Rice was hest man nnrt
the Heppner Library in herlChuck Longnecker was usher.
ome. 1 Both nrp frnm Pnulshn Wn
The elected officers to serve Reception Follow. ' -
in miu are miss Jstner uergs- The retention fniinwH in th
trom, Noble Grand; Mrs. Adelle St Luke.s 5..., Hal, Tn.-
LeTrace, recording secretary; voun? counle will h. at hnm.
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mis. vi uggtes, iinanciai sec- at 180 San Tomas Aquino Rd
.ciaiJ, aiiu ins. ma Apt. 13 at Campbell, Calif.
treasurer. Appointive oincers The hriH i crraHat0 f
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win uC iiw,.cu iriio. UB- Heppner Elementary school and
gles was hostess for the social the North Kitsap High School at
iiuui, wiiii iviios Dugs- PouLsho w th thp ib nf
trom assuing. She attended OlvmDic CoIIppp in
Bremerton.
The bridegroom graduated
trom Campbell High School and
attended West Valley College at
Campbell, Calif. He is employed
as a carpenter at San Jose.
The bride's family are former
residents of Heppner and her
brother is Forest Burkenbine and
Stanley Cox is her uncle.
THE NAME 19 REGISTERED
THE DESIGN IS PATENTED
Twin bands of solid 14 Karat gold
to recall her uedding day . . . u ith
a lustrous synthetic stone of the
month to mark the birthday of
each of her children.
"Something from the jeweler's,
is always something pedal."
JEWELERS
Store Hoars: 9 AJ4. to 6 tM.
PH. 67S-9200
177 MAIN ST. HEPPNER
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Dinner-Party
Honors Frank Lovgren
Frank Lovgren who leaves for
Boise December 15 for the Navy
Seals and underwater demolit
ion training was honored with
an early Christmas dinner and
party Saturday evening by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lov
gren at their home.
There were 65 guests of fam
ily and friends to enjoy the
evening. Those coming from out
of town were Mr. and Mrs. Cal
Sumner, Prineville and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Sumner, Angela and
Shane of The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cox, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Painter, Dean Lov
gren, all of Portland. Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Sumner, Rita Rhea,
Craig and Mark of Arlington.
Mrs. Pearl O'Donnell of Baker.
Monte Drum of Ontario and
Chris Lovgren and Carey Davis,
U. S. Army, both from Pendleton.
Mrs. Ruth Reid had ruests at
her home for Thankseivine.
They were her two sons, Mr.
and Mrs. Thornton Dunn from
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Reid of La Grande and Mrs.
Sarah Adkins.
FLOWERS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
233 N. Main
Elma's Flower Shop
Phone 676-9426
After Hours Call
676-9767 er 676-S849
DOT'S JOTS
While driving to lone on one
of those clear days before the
fog we were thrilled with see
Ing this snow peak In the dls
tance. We thought It was Mt.
Hood but those who know tell
us It was ML Adams. Anyway
it was a oeautuui sight.
The last time we went to Pen.
dleton we went the way the
college kids do . . . by Sand
Hollow road. However, we took
a right along the way and cot
over there on a gravelled road
It was OK because we saw some
new and Interesting country.
But Imagine our surprise when
rounding curve to see a band
of 12 or IS peacocks some of
them with their tails spread
out . . . beautiful and unusual
Well we're warmer! Last week
my oldest brother and his wife,
Elmer and Bob Lake, surprised
us on Monday with a visit.
We're still moving around box
es piled high to the ceiling but
quick like a flash we shuffled
boxes so we could get the twin
beds down In the middle bed
room. Elmer Is one of those persons
who likes to know how things
work. Well this time he went
in reverse and wondered why
our furnace didn't work . . .
and puffed his cigar round!
Legion Plans
Christmas Party
Tht Heppner American Legion
rost has made plans for a tarn
lly Christmas party on Decern
ber 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the ht.ll.
Members are asked to bring a
snack type food. The Legion will
rurnlsh treats. Christmas tree
and mov.e for the kids, punch
and coffee.
Another Art Class
Scheduled for January
William Hughes, art Instrucor
at BMCC will have an art class
in Lexington beginning in Jan
uary. Those Interested may call
Betty Bunch or Betty Brown.
like we were cold. He huffed
about and said our cold-air re
turn didn't work. What he did
to the furnace we don't know
but all of a sudden warm air
came bursting from the regis
ters. The boys in she shop said
they had never felt warmth like
that before. Elmer said the cold
air wasn't forcing the warm air
out. The cold air return In the
shop is above my head . . . and
he says it should be on floor
level . . . which make sense.
There's things to be done but
nt least it's BETTER!
Thura December 11, 1969
Altar Society Plans Christmas Party
St. Patrick's Altar Society
made plans for the annual
Christmas party at their meet
ling Dec. 2 at St. Patrick's Par
ish Hall. The date for the par
ty Is Doc. 21 with a family pot
luck dinner at 12:30 p.m. fol
lowed by a visit from Santa.
Officers elected were Mrs.
Dick Roblson and Mrs. Jerry
Sweeney-co-chairmen; Mrs. The-
da Britt, secretary and Mrs. Har
ry ODonnell, treasurer.
Holy Names Breakfast will be
served Dec. 14. Committee in
charge is Mrs. Ed Gonty, Mrs.
John Mollahan, Mrs. Sweeney.
Members are asked to meet
Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. to prepare the
church for the Christmas sea
son. Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs, Mollahan and Mrs. Sweeney.
' Bob Harris was home from
EOC for Thanksgiving weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Harris. Bob, a junior In
Journalism is Athletic Informa
tion Director at the College. It
was thanks to him that the Gazette-Times
received Informa
tion about Tim Smith's cross
country prowess.
ARRIVES FRIDAY!
POINSETTIAS
HOLLY GREENS
NOBLE FIR
MISTLETOE
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ELMA'S FLOWER SHOP
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