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Newspaper Page TextIndian Benefactor Marries in Arizona Howard Day, . who Morrow vuuniy in learning to know by mini-, lim srni 1X118 WlnCllPKU' an announcement of hi mar riage In September at Window MK.-K, Aria. Tho young couple is at homo at 2237 Southeast Main in roruana. Mr. L)nv 1m the von n it mnn who has for the past two years mum n joaa or uscables to the r.avajo Indian Reservation Mrs. Winchester has alrenrfv Marted next year's collection of looasiuiw, clothing, bedding ius aim dooks. On the September. 1970 trln Mr. Day was accompanied by nis nance Maureen Easley. They uisiriDuiea some or their deliv eries at Monument Valley with the Seventh day Adventists has- jmai, mo (.atnoiic mission at Lukachukal and the Presbyter ian mission at Canada The high point of the trip was at St. Michaels where they passed out toys to 35 handicapped children In a special class con ducted by Sister Mary Jane. She is a physical thcraDlst who went to Navajoland three years ago expecting to stay only a short time. Mr. Dav. who Is Dart Indian (Chlnook-Clatsop) made contact wiui tne navajos through his association with Navajo em ployees of the Union Pacific Railroad. He started taking poods down after reading about tne narasmps tne Navajos en- dured during a winter storm three years ago. 8aa;r- . 1 1 1 ,' ;.J 1 ,VS i V :Jf .'II It 1 jr..' it JP- - I Lawrences Wed at Double Ring Service The Kinzua Community Church was the setting last Monday, Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. for the marlrage of Miss Loreli Louise Hubbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doval Huhheii tn Charles Emmett Lawrenee. or Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Law rence Of Fossil. The double rinw service was read by Rev. Fermcr Flank or Fossil before the altar decorated with fir boughs and red and white rases, fhinWnri with candelabra holding tall white tapers. The bride, escorted to tho i. tar by her father, wore a gown, empire style, of white satin with daisy flowered lace down tho front and around the neck. i?er veil of white tulle was elbow length and was held in place py a seea pean tiara. She car. ried a nosegay of blue cama. tions centered with white rose buds. Maid of honor was Miss Khnr. on Hubbell, sister of the bride while her other two sisters. Jh. dy and Sharleen were her bridesmaids. Beverlv Miller f Portland was the Junior Brides maid. They were all dressed alike In blue brocade cmniw style dresses, street length, with trimming or blue ribbon and MR. AND MRS. RALPH SCOTT Rnfoh S.Tt-e. Cat CAiL IX . I. 'T Av I Ar.u " u yiijuir in nnewiw , UMCC AUCMU -TWlll Mr J o,u . , . .. . : Ann iarcnni in Pl,,- "V own oi.ai Mnzua ana Mrs. &cou ai .anniversary in DOker Kcnnewlck, formerly of Hepp- Central Market for several : ... . . . ner- celebrated their 50th Wed- years. Mr. Scott retired In 1962 . mr. ana Mrs. ian Aicuaniei ding Anniversary at an Own I hut a etui . v, t were In Rafcr Knv ft .H.nJ u,L, m. l. l ' 1-7 " . . Antu . - - , 1" ". " iiunic. iiinoer uperaiors council iwa. 1 a 40th WMdinir annlvorcarv m. Dncta hf,..a tk.i. .t.iu. .M . . .. ... . . ...... " ,v ii w A i iV . "tic l""uu, r.rma mey retain ineir memoersnip ,:ception for Mr. McDanlels' aunt Scott, Kennewick; Mr. and Mrs. in the : Highland Christian iV'l i 1 w " V.iavion UaVls of Pen- Church in Kennewick. Mrs. i.T. .i . 7 .. uicivii, . ana mrs. iraia scott remains a member or the riels sister, Mrs. Larry Cook, ac- Nisbet (Alleen) of Wasco, Mr. Heppner Degree of Honor, companied them from Heppner. and Mrs. William R. Scott, Jr. Th.v m irn.,v m i iwrs. cook servea caxe at tneinf Honnnnr mit r anrf i . r reception. This was quite an in- Neal Knighten, a brother-in-law n7me S, 12th Ave Aev terest nff arrangement In that I anA eiotS nome at ASi it. 12th Ave. They (there were three generations of . Mr. and' Mrs. Scott were mar- fhUdren and nlne nieces' serving at the refresh- ried at the home of Mrs. Scott's - i ' , ment tables; Mrs. Cook, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George LMore 85 guesU from daughter. Mrs. Marshall (Jo- Moore, in Heppner on Nov. 7, rfS?" id Washington attend- annej neison ana granddaugh- 1920. Mrs. Moore will be remem- Y" "uuse- n ter. Connie Nelson, both of Ba- horA th latA m k,o A'vln wade of Cheyenne, kr. .m , Wyo.. came the greatest distance. I HCliU A niece of Mrs. Penninctnns I mr o - uvviv i.iiiia ; nn uviu I . , also helDAd serve. Th renpntinn i trAnnMA c I turned Irom Vietnam lust in wa3 held at the parlors of the hom in noWendaie wn time to attend. All of their rirsi cnrisuan (.nurcn in a I Thev farmed In the Blaek. 6"",v"-"""c" aniueu hiui uie ker. horse area until 1941 when thev e.xreP"on of EUe" Nisbet Sny- moved to Portland where thev der wno in JaPan wh her lived until 1948. When they re- Alr Force husband. I . J 1. tt f..l,i I Mr on Arn Cnn ...n. 1 luineu 10 neppner uiey uuui 1 " kiwn nuc via- I iu.i. 1 i .1 n a j Mtlnfr In TTorrnoi- n Mnniln, r-1 1 1 iit.ii 1 luiutr 111 iiitr aiiai.t u- I e -- -t'"- .uvuunjr ui I Jlil . . 1 1 I thin UHlnlr Ttinii I union, jyir. scon was empioyea 1 wcic attumpa- they carried a single white rose. Steve Lawrence, brother of tne bridegroom, was the best man with Larry Hubbell and manes 1 nomas of Fossil serv Ing as ushers. Wedding music was played by Mrs. Robert Kelso who nivnm. panled Mrs. Harold Brimhall of ihe Dalles, who sang "More" ana 'The Lords Prayer". Mrs. Hubbell, mother of the bride, chase to wear a blue dotted Swiss two piece dress while Mrs. Lawrence, mother of the eroom. wore dark blue anil both had white carnation cor sages. Reception Held The reception was held Im mediately after the ceremony in the annex of the Kinzua Com. munity Church where a three tiered wedding cake, topped with a bride and bridegroom, and decorated in the bride's col ors of blue and white centered the serving table. The cake was made and decorated by .Mrs Douglas Sargent. Pouring were Mrs. Larry Keimie. aunt of the bridegroom and Clara Mae Or cutt, aunt of the bride. After the newlvweds cut and shared the first slice of cake It was served by Mrs. Marvin Hines HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thundery. NoTembor 19. 1C70 and Mrs. Emmett Stout, errand mother of the bridegroom. Tunch was servea by Mabel Eldridgo granamotner or tho bride. Attending the gift table waa Miss Nancy Morley and Miss Wanda Smiley with Martha Miller in charge of the guest DOOK. Ring bearer in tho bridal n.ir ry was Boouy Lawrence, broth er 01 ine bridegroom. Wedding Trip The vounu counlo left f.ir a wenuing irip 10 Tollgato and win make t he r firs! llnm. at Great Lakes. 111., where rhnrk win be stationed with the U. S, Navy. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee are graduates of Wheeler High acnnoi in f ossil. Out of town cuests were Mr and Mrs. Delbert Miller anrl family of I"ortland. Mrs. Em mett Stout of Hermlston, Clara Mae Orcutt, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gilbert and family of Parkdale, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Moon and Mrs. Dwayne Kandle of Madras, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keimig of Hermiston, Mrs. Agnes Law rencc of La Grande, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Lacey and family and Dale Potter of Condon. Mrs. William Eldrldoe of Milton- Freewater, Darrell Swanson, Tamara Hubbell, and Mr. James Cloud,, all f Poriland, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Urim hall of The Dalles. Mrs. Sullivan Honored At Cradle Shower A Cradle Shower honoring Mrs. Larry Sullivan and the arrival of her new baby, ScjM. was held at the lone United Church of Christ in tlie S-clal Room, Nov. 10. Hastesses to the 30 guests were Mrs. Milton Morgan, Mm. John Jepsen, Mrs. Keith Ilea, and Mrs. Leland McKinnev. Mrs. Sullivan was assisted in opening her presents by her daughter, Corby anil Mis. Bob Rietmann. Decorations were done In a pink and green fall motif. The room was done in fill mum storks and cradles and a large arrangement of green candles and pink mums adorned the tea table. Refreshments were served liv Mrs. Thelma Dalton who poured the Dunch and coffee and Mrs. Jean Jepsen who served the small decorated cakes. LYNDEN TURKEYS TOMS 17-23 Lb. Lb. 25 LB. TOMS lb. 41c IS LB. HENS . . lb. 43c 9 to 13 LB. HENS lb. 41c 4 to I LB. BELTS lb. 45c . OREGON CHIEF PURE PORK LINK SAUSAGES 790 Lb. Oregon Chief & Bar "S" m Boneless Fully Cooked Lb. Central Has Everything For a Complete Thanksgiving Dinner WHAT'S COOKIN' All the holiday smells are be ginniner to fill the air. If onn. corn balls are a favorite at your ki 1 1 house, give this recine of Mrs. INeW Daughter SJ? sMmaH Unnamed . . . Yet! 11 Liauivci jailt wun a lew I Ethel Knie-hten of Kennewick and Mrs. Ethel Richev Bell of 1 . . - 1 wermiston. peanuts In it. 2 cup sugar cup molasses Vi cup white Kara 2 Tablespoons vines-ar Boil until it cracks in cold water. Add tsp soda as soon as. you take it from the stove. &tir as you pour over 1 gallon of popcorn. She says "Stir fast". She brought a sample to the Heppner Extension meeting. It was like that Lays ad on TV . . . you couldn't eat one . . . you had to keep going back for more! DOTS JOTS Mr. and Mrs. . Warren Plo- charsky announce the arrival of a daughter on Nov. 16 at Her-1 miston. She weighed 8 lb. 2 oz. Turkey Hop yn luesaay sne nac not yet Overheard a mother with ev. neen namen. 1 . ,, ... . . Now the Plocharskvs have fu 'c ege KIds say' 1 noPe iour .iris and one hyov. C the Soroptimists will never give others are Carolvn. Janet' Panln "P. tne. ey Hop. My kids anH Steven Their irranrtnPrentc 100K.. IOrWaM t0 that every MJB Coffee 2 Lb $4 aa JL.UcS $2.69 $1 Q 3 Lb. .. Instant RICE MIXES 69C NABISCO DOODADS, CHEESE NIPS, CHIPSTERS, FLINGS CORN DIGGER O for all live in Connecticut: Mr. and The Western Gentlemen will THE NAME IS REGISTERED Mrc 5tnnlou Plrtpharclrv at "Rrlo. I The W 101. Mr. ana iwrs. irancis fer-1 m ihsrci ins at Plymouth and Great I?"810 for the annual Turkey Grandmother Buell, also of H.P at the Fair Pavilion. This gives a chance for all the ml. it iiiiuui 1 ... I icgc aiua 10 inrei ineir ouaaies wno went somewhere else or stayed at home as well as the nign scnooi kids to get togeth er. Well wasn't it fun to see San dy Matheny Friday evening? She said she was home to prac tice with Page 12 then they were going DacK to Corvallis to play for a house dance. When I asKea ner which house she could have said 40-11 different houses and they wouldn't have meant a mine to me hut when sne said AGR (AlDha Gamma Rho) it was like old home week. Don stayed at AGR when he was at Corvallis and we were down for numerous occasions, t was even vice nresident of their jwotners uiuo. banay has the least "senior. itis of almost anyone I know, A trait I admire tremendously. Then our Debbv Wa rren rnmn by to see us Saturdnv evening I We really felt honored that she would take time to see us when she has so many relatives and friends to see. Like the good kid she is she brought us a news item too! She likes eni. lege and we're willing to bet uiai Tne college likes her. She's great. I RICH'S SPOON AND SERVE S6-W FOODS Fine Foods For A Fine Feast 303 DICED TOMATOES in Puree 4 for $1 303 WHOLE OR CREAM CORN 4 for $1 303 SLICED OR CUT BEANS 4 for $1 303 CHOPPED OR LEAF III UUHT 'TOPPING VERN'S PUMPKIN OR MINCE THE DESIGN 19 PATENTED SPINACH 4 for $1 300 LARGE PTTTFn OLIVES 39C 28 OZ. BRANDIED MINCE MEAT : 65c 303 SIZE 5 Twin bands of solid 14 Karat gold to recall her wedding day . . . with a lustrous synthetic stone of the month to mark the birthday of each of her children. "Something from the Jeweler's, Is always something special." FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 fo, 89c CRANBERRIES I IK 4 (. i A 15 OZ. OLD FASHIONED OR REGULAR I Y1VU APPLESAUCE 3 fo, 89clCELERY 2 stalks 211 CHUNK. TIDBIT OR CRUSHED 3 LB. BLUE BELL 3 PAK POTATO CHIPS CELERY 2 stalks ggc NO. 1 YAMS OR SWEET POTATOES lb. JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 FJl PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST. HEPPNER 11... ... ':'!T.:,:" Eankamericard ICKEEN I laTAMPSj TURKEY BULLETINS Free turkev letins are available in mi ty Extension offiees Tho i elude information on the buy ing, uouKing, ana storing of turkey. For well nreDared. tastv and nutritious turkev. it lo !m. portant that recommended pro cedures be followed. See an uregon btate Universitv nr iTni ed States Denartment r.f A trri culture bulletin for further de 1 tails. WHITE RICE 59c srrprn srtpnr 59c CUCUMBERS Ib. Oc PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 20 thru 25 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, .Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps I