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JEANNE WILSON
Virginian Will
Marry Oregonian
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wilson
Wpnnnpr announce the en-
eaeement of their daughter
Jeanne to James Patrick Bailey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bailey
nf Alexandria. Va. A 1972 wed-
Ainrr la nlannpd.
Miss Wilson is a graduate of
-vrHrm Hich School. 1968 and
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graduated from Western Busi
ness in Portland. Mr. Bailey is
in the Navy based at Norfolk,
tr va a 1QK7 graduate of
George Washington High School
of Alexandria.
Isn't this wonderful? Our
subscription notices In rhyme
bring in jingles every so ouch
and here is a good one from
the Charles Lundells.
My bill is due already.
My bill is due so soon.
eoomc nun nnlv vesterday
We heard the same darned tune.
Rut h that as it may.
We're happy to comply.
For any news from Heppner
We pay without a sigh.
The T.nkpvlew Examiner peo
ni oro interested in our sub
rintinn reminders which may
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cost as much as an . uruumij
hut thpv sound better.
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t.,i was an extra good
,th fnr nw subscriDtions as
there were 23. There were 81
renewals. Sad as it manes us.,
the newstand papers are going
tn tv hopinnine the first
of September, we oont auuw
pate raising tne iocai suuu.v
tions at this time.
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Little Principol
Arrives
Mr nH Mrs. Dan Daltoso of
Boardman are the parents of a
son born Aug. 11. John Vincent
nnd he welched 8
lb., 5 oz. The other children are
nanette 7. Helen 6. Joe ana
nan 5 OrandDarents are Mr
ar,A Mrs Helen Busch Of BUtte,
Mont., and Mr. and Mrs. Mario
Daltoso of Walla Walla. Siro
Saoncella of Walla Walla is his
only great grandfather.
Mr. Daltoso is principal o
Riverside High School at Board-
man.
Sue Greenup Wins
Marian Miller
Scholarship
Sue Greenup, Heppner, has
Koon named reciDient Of thC
Marian Miller Memorial Schol
arship presented by the Hepp
ner High School class of 1947.
Sue, daughter or Mr. ana Mrs.
Don Greenup, will enter her
senior year in nursing at Eman
uel Hnsnital in Portland this
fail She Graduated from Hepp
ner High School in iab anu
entered nurses training that
fall
The scholarship was given in
memory of Marian Miller, class
mate of the class of 1947. She
iliac a nhvsical education pro
fessor at Oregon College of Ed
ucation at the time oi ner aeatn
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday August 19. 7l
Winds and rain or shifting
dust have depositea petunia
t.!, in the mnst unlikely plac
t. n.,n nf the unusual is in be
i 3 . wu- v" -
tween the blocks of cement ana
in the cracks of tne steps to
the Tnnrthouse. It's Worth
climbing the front steps to see
them blooming, snorty says ne
never waters them.
Lawrence Green's
Honored at Reception
Ayr,- ntiri Mrs. Lawrence Green
were honored at a reception at
afternoon. Law
xiit. k,"1"" ,
letice Green of Heppner and
Robin Winn, formerly of Weston
tiv married at Car
son City, Nev. Lawrence met
many of Robin's rnenas ana ici
othrnc
n or over from Heppner
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Mrs. Cleo Van Wink
le of Lexington. Mrs. Green
c,a the eake. Hostesses were
Mrs. Bob Mahoney, Mrs. Howard
White and Mrs. Clifford Green,
all of Athena.
t nun-enee and Robin are leav
! cowiotr fnr Pavette where
they will be teaching. She will
tor-h 5rn ara rle and he will
teach Jr. Hi Social Studies and
English.
First Cutting
The Gochnauer - L,augniin
families had a 1oint venture of
working up their yards and put
ting in new grass alter tne
flood. To those of us watcning,
it went fast but I'm sure not
to them. In no time the grass!
was up and showing green, inis
Saturday they mowed it for the
first time, congratulations to
these two families and all the
others who have worked ana
worked and worked to bring
their homes and yards back to
good order following tne iiooa.
Wnnns . . . wrote this before
the President's wage - price
freeze. Guess the G-T will stay
10c for awhile!
Shower Honors
Betty Angel I
A.icr 13 Mrs. Don Munk
..ma hostess at a Bridal
ahnurer fnr Bettv Aneell at the
American Legion Hall. Miss An
gell will wed Bob Harris on Aug.
28 here in Heppner. Her colors
ot blue and green were used in
the bouquets of summer flow
era used at the shower. -
i The 26 guests present enjoyed
visiting and watching the honor
guest open her gifts.
. The serving table was spread
with green satin with green net
over which was a beautiful
background for the miiK wnite
punch bowl and accessories.
The. cake was white and green
decorated with wedding bells.
Mrs. Darrell Harris served the
cake, MM. Dallas. Craber the
punch and Mrs. Tom Harris the
qoffee.
I
VISITS IN IOWA
Mrs Meta Prienitz returnea
last week from a six weeks vis
it in Tnwa. Her sister ana oro
ther. Miss Helen Stoudt and
Charles Stoudt of Davenport,
Tnwa came through Heppner to
visit Mrs. Prignitz ana ner son
onii Hauuhter-in-law. Mr. ana
Mrs Roh Kellv. Then Mrs.
Prignitz accompanied them back
trt Tnwa.
Weather wasn't tOO hot. ifte
said the weather was cool the
last two weeks she was tnere.
Crops look very good. Main
crops were corn, soy beans and
oats. .
She flew into Portland where
she was met by her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Sholes of Elmira, Ca. They
brought her to Heppner where
they visited a lew aays.
Milly Evans Is home. She
spent most of the summer on
the Washington coast at West-
port, Wash. She reports the
fichincr season has been good
and still is. She also says it
was cool!
KRISTINE ELIZABETH
PETERSON
Betrothal Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Peter
r.f inno announce the en
SVfll jx
gagement of their aaugnier,
S-!-i rmwaheth. to Richard
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Wynn Lindner, son of Mr. and!
Mrs. William tJ. L,inaner, n
miston. The bride-to-be is a 1970
graduate of lone High School
and attended Pacific Lutheran
University.
ui fianre graduated from
Hermiston High School in 1969
and is presently employed on
the Bill Duff ranch out of Pendleton.
No date has been set for tne
weddirrg.
Hollomons Home
From Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hollomon,
Darcy and Kaedene have return
ed from a vacation. They pick
ed up Darcy and Kaedene at
Tillamook where tney nau;
been visiting their grandparents, :
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Schroeder.
Both girls got to ride on tne
float that won first and sweep
stakes at Garibaldi.
From Tillamook, they drove ,
Hnwn tr Coos Bav. Jerry had
formerly worked there and they
visited friends. They came home
through Eugene and Oakridge
to Bend. They went to tne De
schutes County Fair.
Mrs. Ray Wright
At Hiersche's
Mrs. Ray Wright has been
mnvort tn the Hiersche Nursing
Home In Pendleton where she
is reorted to be coming along
fine.
Results of lone Garden Club Meeting:.,
The lone Garden Club is for- ed both in live form and egg
Attends Celebration
In Condon
Mrs Fred Harrison accompa
ntoH hv her son Fred Harrison,
Jr., drove to Condon Sunday to
attend the 50th Wedding Anni
versary Celebration of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Frances Harrison.
There was a dinner for tne
family at noon on the lawn
followed by open house in the
i afternoon.
mulating plans for their Fall
flower show to be held Sept. 19
at the lone High School Cafe
torium. Mrs. Tom Huston, Gen.
Chairman named her commit
tees at the Aug. 11 meeting at
Mrs. W. H. I. Padberg's home
in Lexington. The club win al
so have a booth at the Mor
row County Fair.
'inserts are members of the
largest family of creatures on
Earth and one out oi every iuui
ic q hoetie." This was a auier-
ent approach used by Mrs. Lee
Pettyjohn, the interviewer and
Mrs. Kennetn hunger wuu uaih
the part of the insects, in pre
senting their program "Inter
viewing Garden Insects."
In talking to the sowbug the
,.ih Hicvwererl he was a scav
enger, eating decayed organic
material, dead leaves, etc.
It was learned that the grass
hnnner's hearinff organs are
little erowths just be
th the knee ioint on his
front lees.
In interviewing the aphid
club members found they are
ants milk cows and are protect-
by the ants purely! for selfish
reasons. Aphids reproauce menu
selves many times over during
the growing season.
Ladybugs who are the favor
ite of all beetles, are little eat
ing machines feasting on aphids
and scale insects. The larvae of
the ladybug eat even more apk-
ids than the adult laayDug.
Ralph Richards Move
Starts Chain Action
When Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Richards moved to Pendleton
from the Fortner house on Gale
St. they started a chain Mreac
tion; ,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pettyjohn
have moved into the Former
house. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Petty-
john are moving out on me
ranch known as the old Puff
Rire ranch where the Clyde Pet-
tyjohns had lived.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard uiraru
plan to move from the Episco
pal Parish House at 340 S.
Green into the house where the
Ellis Pettyjohns lived.
BLACK HILLS GOLD
creations
-Something from tlx Jeweler" .
is always something ipedaL"
Stor Hour.! 9 A-M.
m MAUI ST- HEPPNEB
PH. 676-9200
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WHATS COOKIN'?
HarnlH Kerr savs he's having i
trouble getting their cucumbers
to set on. we naa tne same
trnnhle with our tomatoes ... I
but at last the little green ones
are showing all over tne vines.
Our cucumbers are going great.
clipped this recipe irom tne
Oregonian as a Scandinavian
Cucumber salad. My granu-
mother and my mother ana my
self used vlnegar-water-salt-pepper
mixture for sliced cu
cumbers and onions, inis is a
variation from that one and so
rmA tnn T nsert mv first two I
gwu, - " - i I
cucumbers and onions and took I
it to the Rodeo Court potiucK
the night of the coronation.
Sweet-Sour Dressing
rnmhine '4 cud vinegar, z
tablespoons water, tsp. salt,
3 tahlesnnons suear. 18 tsp.
freshly ground black pepper and I
3 to 4 tablespoons iineiy cnop
ped fresh dill or half-dillhalf
parsley.
Cucumbers should be sliced
a tv.4v.lir no rtnssihle or cut in
aa iiiiiuj " I I
. i . .. n.lnr 1w.nrHitinr 1 1
long julienne si.iiijs, ...vuiuw.e, .
let stand at least 3
hours before serving, undrained,
in the marinating dress, true
Scandinavian style. .
Local tomatoes are now avail-!
able for home canning. Because!
of safety factors tne irwnoa oi
canning tomatoes has been j
changed this year. Judith For-1
est, Extension food and nutrit-1
ion specialist at Oregon State j
University, asks that all home-1
makers take a close look at the J
procedure they are following.
Up to date directions call for
the addition of two teaspoons
of vinegar or lemon juice per ;
quart (or one teaspoon per
pint) of tomatoes.
Why add vinegar or lemon i
juice to tomatoes?
Because if tomatoes canned in
a boiling water bath are not suf- J
ficiently acid, there is the dang- j
or that Clostridium botulinum,
if nresent. w ill erow. These bac-,
teria produce a toxin that caus
es botulism wnicn can oe i-
tal if even a small amount is
consumed.
Research has shown tnat un
der certain conditions the acid
ity of tomatoes varies. Tomatoes
of any variety may have a low
acidity due to environmental in
fluences (soil, moisture, weaui-
the degree of ripeness ana
er),
other factors.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thome
have moved into Hermiston and
have purchased a home at 940
S. W. 7th. They moved from
lone about seven years ago.
Quota?
EG03
J
Lbs.
DILL CHIPS
.00
18 oz.
MRS.
BUTTER-v
WORTH'S
SYRUP
MRS; BUTTERWORTH
SYRUP
99&
36 oz.
Vt-
GAL.
Fresh
mm
LEGS, THIGHS, BREASTS
WINGS ........
59e ,b
OCc lb.
0
HERMISTON - . -
WATERMELON
Whole QXc lb.
Cut
vT
5C
lb.
Green PEPPERS 3
FOR
Local
Tomatoes
i
Lb.
USDA CHOICE ii tr m n
ROUND STEAK " $1.19
RUMP ROA5T 53
12 OZ.
MINUTE-
MAID
YounglurkeTRoasT UWIOI
9
HIND QUARTERS
GRADE "A"
5 to 7 LB. AVERAGE
VERN'S (PRE-COOKED)
APPLE PIES . . . 690
pP.rr. r,OOD AUGUST 20 and 21 Phone,: (G,.c.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
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