NANCY ANN CAMPBELL
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Parents Announce
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Campbell
of Lexington announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Nancy Ann to LeRoy Nash, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zaklan of
Pendleton.
No wedding date has been set
Miss Campbell has graduated
from Pendleton School of Beau
ty and will take her State
Boards in March. Mr. Nash has
just completed his military obligation.
A first year member of the
FFA is called a "Greenhand."
Heppner Women Plan
World Day of Prayer
Women representing eleven
churches of Heppner, Lexington
and lone met Friday to plan
for a united World Day of Pray
er at the home of Mrs. Charles
Heard. The service with the
theme "New Life Awaits" will
be held March 5 at All Saints'
Episcopal Church.
On this day church women in
25,000 communities in the USA
will unite their prayers with
women in 155 countries on six
continents. The service Is based
on one prepared by a group of
Caribbean women for internat
ional use. The Prayer Intentions
have been prepared by Mrs. Pil
ar Belloslllo who lives in Ma
drid, Spain, and Is president of
the World Union of catholic
Women's Organizations.
Participating in the service
will be women from the United
Methodist, All Saints' Episcopal,
Assembly of God, Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
Seventh-day Adventlst, Hope
Lutheran, Valby Lutheran, First
Christian Church Heppner and
Church of Christ at Lexington,
St. Patrick's Catholic Uiurcn, ai.
William's Catholic Church and
the lone United Church or
Christ.
National FFA Week is sched
uled in February to nonor
George Washington, who was an
outstanding farmer as well as a
great leader.
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CINDY E1CSTHOM
Cindy Ekstrom is New
Worthy Advisor
At lone
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BOX OF ODDS AND ENDS
$1.25 Each
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JEWELERS
Store Hours.' 9 AJC to 6 P-M.
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Cindy Ekstrom was installed
as worthy advisor of the lone
Rainbow Assembly on Jan. 24.
Her installing officers were
Christina Lindstrom, Tanya
Tucker, Nancy Ashurst, Jan
Ekstrom and June O'Connor.
The following officers were al
so installed: Cathy Cannon, wor
thy associate advisor; D-Ann
Barnett, Charity; Melanie Ball,
Hope; Teena Stefani, Faith;
Christina Lindstrom, recorder;
Tanya Tucker, treasurer; Cassy
Chapel, chaplain; Jan Ekstrom,
drill leader.
Cheryl Hams, Love; Nancy
Ashurst, Religion; Rene Flack,
Nature; Cindi Martin, Immortal
ity; Shirley Nichols, Fidelity;
Gayle McNary, Patriotism; Sher
ri Wilson, Service; Donna Flack,
Confidential Observer; Kathy
Gilbert, Outer Observer.
Cindy's colors, yellow and
green, were carried out in her
decorations. Her theme was
"Love Multiplies as you Divide
It with Others". During the
crowning ceremony, her father
presided. Tanya Tucker sang
"You'll Never Walk Alone" ac
companied by Darrell James.
Doreen Flack distributed the
programs and Marie Van Mar
ter was in charge of the guest
book.
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen was in
stalled as mother advisor. Board
members installed were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom, Mrs.
James Barnett, Mrs. Rudy Berg
strom, Lewis Halvorsen and Mrs.
Herb Ekstrom, Jr. .
Members gave an addenda for
Christina Lindstrom and pre
sented her with a past advis
or's pin.
Honored guests introduced
were Karla Weatherford, Grand
Faith; Tanya Tucker, Grand Re
ligion; Mrs . Barbara Devine,
Ruth Assembly mother advisor;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse,
worthy patron and worthy mat
ron of Locust Chapter and Herb
Ekstrom, Jr., master of the lone
Masonic Lodge.
DOTS
JOTS
Wouldn't you know . . . that
as soon as Lois Winchester
turned in the fire alarm when
the Degree of Honor house was
on fire, that the next thing she
did was to get her dogs out of
the house and into the car?
How many splash downs will
there have to be for them to
be taken for granted? Hard to
know but I still get a great big
thrill from watching. So unbe-
i lievable that man can pinpoint
I the landing of that little tiny
capsule.
Mrs: Sowell
Tells Daughter's
Engagement
Mrs. Nona Sowell announces
the engagement of her daugh
ter, Marsha Ann, to Steven
Matthewson of Forest Grove, son
of Cmdr. and Mrs. F. F. Matth
ewson (USNRet.) of Grass Val
ley, Calif. Marsha is a senior at
Pacific University in Forest
Grove and will graduate this
spring. Mr. Matthewson, a 1970
graduate of Pacific, is awaiting
appointment to Naval Flight Of
ficer Candidate School in Pen-
sacola, Fla. No date for the wed
ding has been set.
Couples Attend
Sweetheart's Dinner
Thirteen couples attended the
Mother's Club Sweetheart Din
ner the evening of Feb. 6. The
dinner has become an annual
event with the Mother's Club
members and their husbands.
This year, the couples dined
at Thel's Cafe in lone. The eve
ning's menu Included steak,
tossed salad, baked potatoes and
hot rolls.
Dessert consisting of a lovely
Valentine cake, was served at
the Heppner Christian Church
with Peggy Johnson acting as
hostess. Games concluded the
enjoyable evening.
The next Mother's Club meet
ing will be March 1 at the home
of Ginger Keithley with Pat
Jensen as co-hostess. The
monthly program will be a Plant
Exchange, Hobby and Craft.
HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday, February 11. 1971 )
Soroptimists Plan Valentine Party
"Involved in America's Fu
ture" is the theme for National
FFA Week, Feb. 20-27.
Last minute details of the an
nual Valentine party that the
Heppner Soroptlmist Club gives
at the Nursing Home were com
pleted at the business meeting
Feb. 4. Mrs. W. W. Weathojford,
chairman, said the party would
be between 2:30 and 4:30 he
tween dinner and the afternoon
church service. The Blue Bird
group sponsored by Soroptlmlst
will entertain with songs ana
distribute the gifts to 17 wom
en and five men.
Soroptlmists have voted to or
ganize a Youth Service Club at
the Junior High level. Plans
were made for a Good Food
Sale on March 12.
Initiation of new members
will be held on March 25 at the
home of Mrs. Gray with Mrs.
John Pfeiffer, membership chair
man, and the program commit
tee, Mrs. Phillip Doherty, chair
man, in charge of the planned
potluck and initiation.
Hair-Do Project
The continuing project of the
Heppner SoroptimLst Club of
shampooing and setting hair for
the women at the Nursing Home
lias a special unlift In spirits
for the women in the Nursing
Home ns well as for the Sorop
tlmlst members who are there.
This Saturday morning saw the
following team at work at the
Nursing Home: Mrs. Glenn
Smith, Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mrs.
Clayton Sweek and Mrs. Charles
Heard.
Three Honored
At Birthday Party
Feb.
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The mutual birthday of
5 was celebrated by Sam
Daniel of Hardman and his twin
great-grandsons, Doug and Jeff
Stubblefield, at the McDanlel
home.
Tho twins' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Stubblefield of Wal
la Walla, along with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Howell and Pad
dy of Monument also attended
the celebration. Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas McDanlel and family of
Rhea Creek visited on Saturday
afternoon.
En route to Hardman, the
Stubblefields visited the twin's
great-grandmother, Nellie Ma
hon in Heppner.
Class of 1961
Plans Reunion
Wheels have been wi In mo
tion for the reunion of On llepp.
ner High School clux of r.n,l
on the 10th anniversary t their
graduation. Post eiml hrtve
gone out to memtxTn f the 1 1 .
fof A selection 'f the 't'e, lvi
Is Morris Brosnr.n f Newport
and Kern Albert Mealy ( l'o-e.
burg are co-chairmen for ihi
reunion.
The Heppner chapter is one
of 9.000 local FFA chapters In
the United States.
WRATS COOKIN'T
Heppner Extension unit had
a lesson on cheese. If you like
cheetes it was a great nun-ting
. . . and I do ami it was!
Faye Ferguson made thlselun-se.
chipped beef sandwich spread
that Is really good, different
and makes fast sandwiches.
Cheese-Chipped Beef Sandwiches
X pound Tillamook grated or
Velveeta
1 can condensed milk
1 small can pimento
4 ozl chipped beef
Melt cheese In milk in doub
le boiler, add pimento, chipped
beef. Makes one quart. Faye
served it with variety of crack
ers and thinned a little more
would be good as a dip.
WE CHOP PRICES FOR WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
SsiqJ ho iinn Wiii
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MJB COFFEE
1 Lb.
95e
10 oz. Instant
2 Lb.
$175
3 Lb.
$069
$159
BETTY CROCKER
Cake Mixes
No
Angel Food or Upside Down
Cakes
A
NABISCO
Toastettes
2 ,or 79e
NABISCO IDEAL
PEANUT
BAR
Chocolate Pinwheel
Mint Sandwich
Req. 59c
for
WILDERNESS CHERRY
PIE
FILLING
for $
1.00
MJB
TREE TEA
COUNT
100
89e
Y REG. 61c I
49c 1 3
Oleo-Margarine
Choice Meat
Bar "S" and Oregon Chief
Boneless Fully Cooked
Smoked
HAMS
FRESH
BEEF LIVER Lb.
ROUNDUP BRAND
BOLOGNA
1 Lb. Pkg. gQc
FRESH FILLET OF
PERCH
or
RED SNAPPER
Lb. 7ff c
I 0
Flavor-Pac 114
4 UU VArlk I
ALLSWEET l
ft Irw-t- " m MINUTE-MAID I
PmSSpli! Orange Juice I
i k?f3I0iI!IH? li rrozen 13 ot- I
L-T I - 49c I
1
Lb.
Shoestring POTATOES for $
PINK
GRAPEFRUIT for
CARROTS 2 Lb.
25
10 LB. NO. 1
POTATOES
D
I RED DELICIOUS
APPLES 4 Lb. Bag
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PRICES GOOD FEBRUARY 12
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