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Weatherfords Attend Wedding in Yokima
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Weather
ford and Kurla were In Yakima
Sunday to attend the wedding
of Elizabeth Ann Stevenson to
Mrs. Weatherford's son, William
Peake Habcrlach. He is station
ed at Sandpoint Naval Station.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Stevenson
of Yakima.
The Rev. David Newquist readj
the ceremony at the Westmin
ister Presbyterian Church. The
bride given in marriage by her
father, wore a dress of full
length white cotton lace with
long full sleeves. She carried a
bouquet of all white mixed
flowers, stephanotis, daisys,
mums and lily of the valley.
Frank Haberlach was best
man for his brother.
The bride's mother wore a
light turquoise dress of shan
tung. The bridegroom's mother
wore a blue and white Japanese
silk suit.
The reception was held at the
Black Forest Inn. Mrs. Frank
Haberlach and Mrs. Gerald Stev
enson were In charge of the
guest book.
After a weddine trip to Ha
waii, the couple will reside in
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Unit Officer Training Given at Fairgrounds
I had" . . . was the typical com-1 man of Morrow Extension Ad.
i ment following the day long vlsory Committee was presented
J training session held May 14 for with the Extension pin in ap
,. i newly fleeted Extension unit of- preciation of the many hours
iiria i jni.- raiiKiunws. lonu jt-ors ui-vuieu H) Extension
Thft mnrnlnr utufiinn u.a Inni A. If In Mrr.,.,
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' voted to Leader Teacher train- Hostesses for the day were
ing, or how to present Informa- members of the Extension Ad-
' tion effectively to groups. This vlsory Committee. A salad pot-
si portion of the officer training luck luncheon was served at
, was given by Jean Nelson, Lex- noon.
J Ington, Advisory secretary, and Attending the sessions were:
J Jeanne Megy. Mllton-Freewater. Dorrls Craves, Muriel Palmer,
; "". District VII Director. They used Jean Nelson, Barb Witherrite and
Information from a recent dls- Fay Ferguson. Advisory mem.
trlct session ns basis for their bers; Molly Saul, Area Agent,
training. Jeanne Megy, retiring District
Afternoon sessions were con- VII Director. Binllne Tullls, Mor
ducted for the officers pertain- row Extension Aide, Lois Allyn,
Ing to specific duties of their Martha Baker, Boardmnn unit of-'
elected offices. Tips for presid- ficers; Judy Wright, Arlene
Ing were given by Dorrls Graves, Stone, Marilyn Bcrgstrom, Rhea
Chairman of the Advisory Com- Creek Officers; Claudia Hughes,
mittee; duties of secretaries, Shirley George, Carolyn Huston!
form required, etc., were outlin- Hello Heppner Evening Unit
ed by Jean Nelson, advisory sec-1 Alice Bartlett, Phyllis Kroll, Pine
retary. Fay Ferguson, treasurer, City unit; Darla Umbarger and
advisory committee, gave a
brief summary of Extension
treasurer duties, dues, forms and
reports.
Highlights of State Council
Linda Prock, lone unit.
Pettyjohns Honored
On 25 th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn
were nonorca witn an open
house, on their 25th wedding
anniversary on May 10. at the
home of Mrs. George Miller In
Olex. The affair was planned
by their three daughters. Forty
five relatives and friends from
lone, Arlington, and Olex at
tended and signed the Annlver
snry book given to Mr. and Mrs.
Pettyjohn from their children.
A "Maypole, with money attach
ed to the streamers" was pre
sented from the guests.
A tiered cake made and dec
orated by the girls was decorat
ed In white, purple and silver,
with a half moon horseshoe,
around the numbers 25, center
ed on the top. It was the cen
terpiece for the attractive tea ta
ble, flanked by an arrangement
of purple lilacs and candles. Mrs.
Paul Pettyjohn, Sr., presided at
the punch bowl, Mrs. Marion
Palmer, coffee and tea, and Mrs,
George Miller cut and served the
cake.
A buffet supper was served
later In the evening.
Hosts and hostesses for the
occasion were Miss Marianne
Pettyjohn, Mr. and Mrs. George
Miller (Nancy) and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill McCoin (Pattl).
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Mot 21. 1970
Mother's Day With Judge and Mrs. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones. Hoi
ly and Guy of Hood River and
Ray Jones, home from BMCC
were guests on Mother's Day
weekend of Judge and Mrs. Paul
Jones. Mother's Day dinner
guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. N.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones
and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Jones, all of Heppner. Here from
out of town for the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Jones
were Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Washburn of Eugene. They were
also dinner guests on Sunday
at the Paul Jones ranch.
MEMORIAL DAY
FLOWERS
and
PLANTS
in
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Also, Permanent Flowers
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Tel. 676-9426
Elma's Flower Shop
Seattle. The bride graduated held May 5-7 at OSU were giv
from Washington State in 1965
and the bridegroom is a grad
uate of Oregon State and Wil
lamette University College of
Law.
en by Agent Molly Saul, Jeanne
Megy, Dorrls Graves, Muriel
Palmer and Barbara Witherrite.
Bridal Shower
For Bonnie Akers
Educational Honorary
Meets in Heppner
New officers of Iota Chapter
of Delta Kappa Gamma were in
stalled at the May 16 luncheon
meeting In Heppner. Officers
are: Edna Skold, M-F, presi
dent; Marjorie Liesegang, Her
miston, first vice president; Hope
Baney, Pendleton 2nd vice pres
ident; Rose Moore, Pendleton,
corresponding secretary; Emilie
Plants, Pendleton, treasurer and
Joyce Smith, Irrigon, parliamen
; tarian. ,
f Mrs. Adrian Bcchdolt and Mrs.
L. E. Dick both served as offi
cers of the organization this
pst year. Plans were made for
the International Convention to
be held in Portland this sum-
mer.
Sandy Matheny provided vocal
entertainment as she sang and
accompanied herself on the gui
tar. Shannon Kelly sang, accom
panied by her mother, Mrs. Rob
ert Kelly.
A bridal shower was held May
16, at the Willows Grange Hall
In honor of Miss Bonnie Akers,
whose marriage to Rodney Lin-
ncll will be June 13.
The room was decorated with
floral bouquets of yellow and
green, and a large bride doll
belonging to Bonnie centered
the gift table. Misses Berniece
Matthews, Deniece Matthews
and Marcia Linnell assisted with
the opening of the gifts.
The song "Love" was sung by
Debora, Donna and Anita Palm
er, accompanied by Barbara
Palmer on the piano.
The tea table was attractively
decorated in the same color
theme, with Mrs. Berl Akers, pre
siding at the punch bowl, Mrs.
Don Linnell at the coffee serv
ice, and Mrs. Jessie Hatfield of
Mayville, cutting and serving
the cake.
Hostesses were Mrs. Bryce
Keene, Mrs.-' Charles Jones, Mrs.
Lee Palmer, Mrs. Marion Palm
er, Mrs. Harold Sherer, Mrs. Ted
Palmateer, Mrs. Lewis Halvor
sen, Mrs. John Jepsen, Mrs. Her
man Blettell, and Mrs. Helen
McCabe.
Corley and Coe
Wedding in Elgin
Mrs. Will Rogers of Henryetta,
Okla., is visiting at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Rogers.
A HAPPY GRADUATION
TO YOU!
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...JK PERFECT GIJTl
FOR ALL GRADUATES!
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.I
Vaughn of Hayfork, Calif., an
nounce the marriage of her dau
ghter, Cheryl Corley ,to Ken
neth Dale Coe, son of Mrs. Lee I
Ellen Coe of Elgin, Ore., on Sat
urday, May 2, at 10:00 a.m. at I
the Christian Church In Elgin.
She is the daughter of the late
Walter w. Corley of lone.
Maid of honor was Betty Lou
Adams, and 4-year old Cindy I
Coe, niece of the bridegroom,
was flower girl. Chet Churchill I
of Elgin was best man for the!
groom. Ushers were Marvin
Erickson, Arnie Krause and Na
than Coe. The Wedding March
was played by Helen Roulet, I
who also accompanied the solo
ist Bennie Luse, who sang "You
Belong to my Heart."
At the reception following the!
ceremony, grandmothers of the I
bride, Mrs. W. C. Seehafer of
Boardman, and Mrs. Ralph
Coates of Rochester, Wn., cut and
served the cake. Aunts of the
bride, Mrs. Ray Smith of Baker,
and Mrs. M. J. Tye, of Enter
prise, poured the coffee and pre
sided at the punch bowl.
For going away the bride wore!
a gold dress with harmonizing I
accessories, and after a week I
honeymoon in Washington, Ida
ho and Montana, they will be I
at home at the Mary Mac Apart
ments in Redmond.
Relatives and friends coming!
from a distance were: Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Stiles (Marianne Cor
ley), cousins, Debbie White and!
Geri Renn from Redmond, Wn.;
Mrs. Ralph C. Coates from Roch
ester, Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Seehafer from Boardman; Mr. I
and Mrs. R. J. Tye, and Randy
from Enterprise; Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Smith, Angela Palmer, Johnl
Gaarsland, and Elaine Martin
from Baker; Mr. and Mrs. Lew
is Halvorsen from lone; and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Vaughn
from Hayfork, Calif.
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Sans Souci Delegates
To State Assembly
Arrangements were made in
Sans Souci Rebekah Lodge No.
33 meeting of May 15 to man
the kitchen for Memorial Day
Potluck dinner. This the lodge
members have taken care of for
several years.
Esther Bergstrom, Noble
Grand, and Shirley Connor, mu
sician, have a record of perfect
attendance.
Opal Cook reported on going
to the hospital to present Mrs
Mary Wright with a corsage and
veteran Jewel on which the
numerals had been changed to
Fifty. Mrs. Wright was initiated
in Mistletoe Rebekah Lodge No.
25 of Hardman. " "
The delegates representing
Sans Souci Lodge at the State
Assembly sessions in Eugene
May 17-22 are, Altha Kirk and
Esther Bergstrom with alternates
Mary McMurtry and Adelle La-
Trace.
Jo Huston served refreshments
after adjournment. The tables
were decorated with some of
Mrs. Huston's prize bottle collec
tion in which were various daf
fodils from her own garden.
ECW Plan Dinner
All Saints' Episcopal church
women are planning a ham din
ner to be served May 23 on Col
lege Rodeo weekpnri at thA nnr.
ish house. The public is invited.
Dinner will be served from 6
to 8 p.m. The menu includes,
ham, escalloped potatoes, mold
ed salads, rolls and dessert. Din
ner chairmen are Mrs. Merrit
Gray and Mrs. Milo Prindle.
Sunshine 22 ox.
Uydtmi or Cup Custard 5
10
3 Lb $2.49
or. Instant $ Q
Peter Pan TUNA 3-$l
OYSTERS 8 -Tin 3 - $1
O-SO GOOD lVi LB.
EGG NOODLES - - - 590
STIDD' '
Beef of CWten MOM - - - $i
Mallew's TAWG 55
SWIFTS
Vienna SAUSAGE 3 89
MINUTEMAID 12 OZ.
Lemonade Concentrate
4 for $1.00
19 OZ.
COOL WHIP .... .... 5gc
Fresh
CORN
on the
COB
For SO
Cherry TOMATOES ... cup 29c
RADISHES 3for25c
Green ONIONS .. ... 3 tor
2 LB.
CARROTS 23(
USDA CHOICE
BLADE CUT - - - 65C
ARM CUT - - -Lb. J5C
OREGON CHIEF
SMOKED
PRICES GOOD MAY 22 Cr 23
Phones: (Gros.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
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