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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1971)
Guttercreek Folks Being Honored On 25th Anniversaries Mr nt M' R4ymnd ?" !it Mr, ai.4 Mr. Lf Ariieck wh ojM-iai. r4mhe in the But tet Ciwk area aer h-ema tumor H t a Jinl Stiver Anniversary vl-brati'tii. Saturday evening. N iv, 0 In the F4lirounds An I v nil's" roup!- did ml know rjili ither 25 f.ir but Ixrainc friends when they had cMMrrn of the Hinf u&e In l.'.-pprer fhol. Now their cliUiien are mown and are hon- oi.-nu thi-lr parent. Th A h-! IV on Mt-lv in I living and vrkif!j on the French Ranch, wh'eh Mrengthens lh ties be-Iw-vn the two f.imilie. The Itavmond Fienche were r jffifd In Condon oti Oct. 2J, I 19 ii, and the Le Ahhtk were m.irrlisl In HermM in on : ''A. 22. 19H5. and a dale be tween lilt-', N iv. 6, was avl iti.H for the anniversary cele l. mi ion. The silver anniversary cike U It'tng baked by Raymond' sis Iti Mr. Larr' O'Rourke, Pen '! i n. f Dorothy i. mid Mm.' V.-rn KVmih, Irris n. tFranelnct f- - I a T - . . m i i ) r nrrr YEAR JEWELS end up wr prntd fcf Mr J. Mrurli Poull. Stat pridtiit of th It. bkoh Ataemblr. Wit to Tina Scott of Harm' :1 il::V!i - v n t la too. VtWa Sbdolt Etta Fatkti, Mary Ball y. Opal Cook. Mary McMurtry. AdclU La Traca, Alta SItm and Alpha Kirk. Irish Sweethearts Wed Sixty Years Mr. and Mm. Bill Cunning- Sans Souci Hosts District Convention On Oct. 20. h im wen honored at a surprise ,Kan uwige .. ji wimoi ., , .... , ,j .'Oih Annual Asx-latlon i Sann Souci Ro d the meet- Ina of DUtrict No. 20 with Ar TJic memorial Mmmlttw Op al Cook, Dclsie Chanel and Futh Robinson took a few minutes for a touching remembrances for thoe who had passd away since the last annual associa tion. Bunchgra had lost Ernest Lundell, Margery Stanton and Dot tie Warfield. Holly Lodjje re ported they had draped their charter for Oris Padborg and Natalie Rauch. Sans Souci mem ber Emma Cecil had answered their hist roll rail. Mi. r mmiii.w ..t .w nn.i n-ir i.iu.iT unu win-in .unt Carman. Dreii d ns f'.i'uMieM ar. inins thi par-'Mf- i,nd ,r- Herman Blettell. I over a full afternoon of events tv fir their parent include:! Katie Bicnnan and Bill Cun- outlined in her attractive pro- lh AhlMck sons. Mitch. Al- nineram were bo'h b irn inlre-crams dinlicated to the late in. Calvin and Melvin and the' land. Katie came to California i Emma Cecil. The registration French daughters. Karen. Ver-1 In 19. and B ll came to Brook- committee Jo Huston. Mattie i:-.a. and Sehan. Mrs. MitchMn. N. Y., five years earlier. (Green and Delsie Chapel signed A hWk and Karen's husband, j Bill settled In Heppner in 1907.1 It. i2 members. The session op J Wood, will nNo help. lie met Katie in Portland in ened In the Rebekah Deftrcc. Tlie honored counles honel 'U0. ai d thev were married at Mary McMurtry as Noble Grand r-.any relatives and friends will St. Mary's Church in Pendleton wi'h officers of the hostess lodge! Bunchcras members seated jin them at the Falgrounds An-lon Oct. 31. 1911. In the chairs. The only out of, the newly elective and appoint- ie oiiux-rs io m-rve in Lexing ton in 1972 with Ida Lee Engel mann as chairman. This time the versatile Delsie Chapel en tered as a Halloween witch complete with black brewing pot and magic to seat the of ficers with the assistance of her two goblins, Lucile Rietmann and Rudy Roberts Bunchgrass No. 91 lone 1972 officers to pre side: Chairman Ida Lee Engel mann; vice-chairman Adelle LeTrace; secretary Delpha treasurer Lucille Riet r.x at 7:00 p.m. They request li-.jt there be no gifts. iree of Honor Meets Monday .Morrow County Road Depart-' memoersnip in reari Kern-Kan merit. He retired in 19.T7. When Bill Cunningham first, Jurisdiction member present came to Heppner. he worked in was f,ne wor " ucl 'he rastime. Quite soon after, claims as their own since she Dearee Of Honor 'he wedding they moved onto'vr" neppnt-r n coniriu- vegree or nonor j ut(,s , th, work of lhe 0rdtr r. turnid to Heppner where Bill Vera Boutelle, was presented by unrkH f..r -ii tears with thelAltha Kirk. Mrs. Boutelle holds t'r.'e of Honor rrot(ttive Asn.. was on Monday evening ut lh E. E. Gonty homo. Mrs. Oma Cox. Mrs. Lincoin 'en They are grandparents of U r:a h Mrs. Archie Padberg. Mrs.!a,,l iJreat-gn.ndparents of IS. Vary Bryant. Mrs. Clara Cert-1 T,le Cunninghams lost two .. ... n . I ,1 ,.,..l,l..r.. U..I... T.-,.r b ;i. .Airs. Alice Mciaiie. Mrs. ". ' pwirt,.nt nf th P,.kh A' i.,.... Thev" divert "two Pr.m(!ohil,!renJ bl' of Oregon; Flossie Haines, a 'warden - Frieda Majeske; con Fr:,n.-in. xinvep (Mrs Rill Hu-. Ln"mb,'r . the IOOF Home, ductor - Altha Kirk; Right and - - - - ----- i it . . .i i. . . i. r ii' . t it The Cunninghams raised sev n children and two grandchild- Lodge No. 107 In Prosser, W'n The introduc'ion committee, Ola Ruggles. Betty Rood and Mattie Green escorted and pre sented Brs. Mavis Paull. State president of the Rebekah As- ' sembly; Selma Watkins, Past DOTS JOTS Delsie Chanel rtHX'lveil an ear ly Christmas prewnt at the Ml'GG dinner. Jack Sumner who had the winning ticket for me of the boxes of meat gave it quick to DcLsie across the ta ble from him with. "Here Del- le, here's your Christmas pres nt" , . . nice guy Jack! Weren't our little Hobgoblins cute? We had more than usual. Guess they a!l got their start from the cemetery. Our little two year old cutle from across the street said. 'Trick or Can dy"! , One mother told me that her hil.lren had come back with diet candy Ayds. These are pret- f expensive to hand out but maybe whoever handed them out didn't like them! The kids didn't like them either and were trying to trade them off. Guess they wouldn't hurt the Ids unless they ate a lot of them. utrrtitn. (oe.). gazette-times. Tbuwdor. not. 4. mi 3 Mother-Daughter Have Fun Trip Mrs. Clint McQu.irrie Joined her mother. Mrs. Lucy Lehner of Missoula, Mont. In Portland and the two enjoyed real fun time together. They stayed In Portland for three days where they drove all around sight -seeing all the changes. They went over to the coast to seiid three days tt Lincoln City wutihing the waves. Thrty went inland at Reedsport to visit with Mrs. Moyuarrio's son-In law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ruhl and Dana at Roseburg. Mrs. I-chner sttiycd with the McQuarrics a week here In Heppner. Then she went on to Spokane to visit another son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Klrkpatrlck and flew on home Sunday. Mrs. Leh ner is a great 81 years old. Dime-A-Dip Dinner And Family Fun at LDS Halloween Fete The Women' Relief Society of th Heppner Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter day Saints arranged a Hal loween family party at the Leg Ion Hall last Friday night. About -10 gathered for the dime a dip pot lurk dinner. Af ter ainner a cake walk was held and 7 cakes were given as prize. Parents enjoyed watch ing as children bobbed for ap pies and pinned tails on a donk ey After an enjoyable evening the Ladies Society found their i treasury had grown by about $10.00. Mrs. Dennis Cass (Becky) is the Relief Sicicty president. Fields. I.'i Farra and Mrs. Jun: Tiipy discussed the former IWeMurdo building which they r -.T.tly purchased. The family dinner for mem I) rs and invited friends will be :-t 0:30, Nov. 20 at the Christ ian Church. There will be en tertainment throughout the eve ning by local talent. A food sale will be at 10 a.m., Nov. 6 at Turner, Van Marter & Bryant office here. They ask you to plan to buy weekend gxdies. loyi aid of Oklahoma City), and Mr. Bruce Moyer of Missoula. Mont. Their living children arc Mary Blettell, Betty McDonald and Rose Hams, all in Heppner. Bob of Ontario and Bill of Golden dale, Wn. A very high point during this marriage was the trip to Ire land that Katie and Bill made in 1955. Neither of them had been home for about 50 years. Board both from Wasco; Jo Hus-kcft Supporters to chairman THE -Of aw " MM -,:.; .:.':.::, : - iriUV- V rv : Main ton, Deputy president of District No. 2D; Altha Kirk, a State com mittoe member on United Na tions Pilgrimage for Youth pro ject; Lenora Harris of Portland a member of Assembly consti tution committee. Betty Rood was installed as treasurer since Ruth Bergstrom had resigned the office. Invo cation was by Chaplain, Opal Cook, the address of welcome by Adelle LeTrace and response by Dimple Munkers from Holly No. 139 of Lexington. A humorous addenda to the junior past chairman, Hilda Yo- Dimple Munkers and DcLsie Chapel. Musician Rudy Roberts Chaplain Florence McMillan Right & Left Supporters to Vice Chairman Jessie Furlong and Delia Tash; Insite & Outside Guardians Mary McMurtry and Norma Rhea; R. & L. Aides to Chaplain Dorothy Burcham and Irene Padberg, and R & L Aides to Jr. Past Chairman, Opal Cook Ruth Robinson Mrs. Englemann presented the outgoing chairman, Ardith, with a gift from her officers. When Sans Souci lodge offi com, was given by Altha KIrkCers again resumed the offices with Delpha Jones protemmlng; to close the activities of the lor riuaa. uiairman Arditrt gave. day and since this constituted a prize to oldest member pres-(Mrs. Paull's official visit to Sans ei:t, Letha Archer, to the young-1 Souci at the request of Noble ist, Ida Lee Engelmann, those. Grand Mary McMurtry, the State coming longest instance were president presented veteran jew Portland members. Past chair- els to the following: Tena men of District meetings were Scott, Altha Kirk, Mary McMurt lionored by Holly No. 139. ry and Etta Parker. These were A most impressive candlelight 50 year or more numeral chang Banner drill and tableaux was cs. Alma Clouston did nnt re. exemplified by members of Lex- ceive word in time to permit itigton lodge in white formals. her to be Dresent. Those reeeiv. Tribute to the Flag was a heart- ing jewels with lesser numer- felt reading by Mary McMurtry. als were Mary Bailey, Velva1 The convention gift from the Bechdolt. Adelle LeTraee Alta lodges to Mrs. Paull was the Stevens and Opal Cook. Jewels highlight of laughter brought on are being held for those not ny ucisie cnapel from Bunch-1 present, Margaret Thomas, Mer grass No. 91 coming in garbed .lyn Robinson, Delia Tash, is a hippie and presented the'Jpann. nnhhc Mario t .cim CARAVELLE DATE and DAY AUTOMATICS by BULOVA Please him all the time with all the time. ..one of these new Caravelle 17 jewel Date and Day watches by Bulova. Tells the time, the day, and the date. Instantly. Accurately. Automati cally! Never needs winding. Man-sized watches, rugged, water resistant, smartly styled in stainless steel, and guaranteed by Bulova. A great gift at a pleasant price. 'Bread" rolled in a red ban dana. The State president gave a most interesting talk on fro tornal projects. Her own cam paign is to have a chapel in the Portland Odd Fellow Home. DATE and DAY "R" $49 95 DATE and DAY "S" $59.95 "So.ne thing from tbo JewoloTa. ts always something ipedaL" SDA Sets Open House Open house will be held at the Heppner Seventh-day Ad ventist Church this Saturday, according to Mrs. Leonard Palm er, superintendent of the church's Sabbath School. "Visitors are always wel come," Mrs. Palmer said, "but we are putting on company manners this week and making a special invitation to the pub lic to attend." The Sabbath School program centers around personal Bible study, according to Mrs. Palm er. A discussion group considers an assigned passage or topic. The discussion this week will be on Home Relations and is en-! titled, "Making Spiritual Values Relevar.t." Special features in this week's program will in- and Elma Harshman. Earlier in the day all veteran members had received a gift from Sans Souci. A delightful little skit was accorded Mrs. Paull in presenta tion of Sans Souci's gift. Opal Cook read a story about an Odd Fellow tree with the various leaves nad branches represent ing the president's program and as these were mentioned Adelle LeTrace and Ola Ruggles de posited silver coins in a daisy emblem ized jewel box. The president's formal attire rich lace over shimmering green was that she wore as an officer in the International Association of Rebekah Assemblies in Vancou ver, B. C, in September. The evening dinner was served in the Odd Fellow Hall by ladies of the Methodist Church. Dinner entertainment was provided by the Haguewood group, Kristi, Kelwayne, Kimee Lu and Kevin singing "Grand Old Flag". Kristi played two pi ano selections "Down bv the Riverside" which is Mrs. Paull's personal song and "This Land JEWELERS Stoco Boutsi 9 A.M. to 6 P M in MJUS ST- HEPPNER FH. 676-9200 1 iBwtoaorjua Plltrifl' 'vra 1 a1-l inefr.imAntr.1 s UIIU UUlCllldl ir musical numbers; Mrs. Norman 1 . npr nymn. Wiles, pioneer missionary who started mission work among the New Hebrides cannibals. The program begins Saturday, Nov. 6 at 9:15 a.m. At 11:00 Mi chael Brownfield, pastor will present the morning sermon, en titled, 'This Ls My Jesus." Publicity committee, Altha Kirk, Betty Rood and Oma Cox. ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Claude Britt of Spray have announced the en gagement of their daughter. Vort 9 T in l -i A Iaw Atoms' of Long Creek. The young couple plan to be married Jan. 15 at the Assemb ly of God Church in Spray. SPECIAL 2 Racks of Dresses $10.00 MiLADIES rindles Entertain, Attend Conference Mr. and Mrs. Milo Prindle's guests last week were Mr. a.id Mrs. Morris Brown of Coeur d' Alene, who came showing off their new motor home. Mr. Brown Is remembered as a for mer manager for Kinzua here. Later he was a manager for Georgia-Pacific Corporation. He is now retired. The Browns also visited their friends Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ma honey. Mr. and Mrs. Prindle left this Tuesday for the Pacific Logging Conference In Portland. Mr. Prindle is a director of this con ference. The Prindles will be gone nil week. UNICEF Garners 81.82 in Drive Eighteen 4th graders from Jessie Fa ye Morris' room assist ed by four 6th graders collected for UNICEF Sunday evening. After each had counted his money and totaled It for their math lesson Monday, they had a deposit of $81.82. The sixth graders who helped were Kathy Wolff, Kathy Palm er. Pam Cantin and Rosemary Winter. The four who turned In the most received an extra treat. They were Ron Young, Troy Simmons, Jackie Gentry and William Huston. Mrs. Ed Hunt is an active member of Heppner's Sans Souci Lodge. She was chairman for the Golden Anniversary District Convention last weekend In Heppner. A Girl For Dan Mc Bride's The Dan McBrides' got just what they wanted ... a daugh ter. Melinda Lee was horn Oct. 28 and she weighed 7 lb., 11 oz. She has a brother, Michael Paul, 19 months. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nate McBride, Heppner, Jim Phegley, Dale and Mrs. Marlys Phegley of Reeds port. Great grandparents are Mrs. D. O. Fogers of Walla Walla, Mrs. Pearl Phegley of The Dal les, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phelps of Crescent City, Ca., and great grandmother is Mrs. Iver Ben son of Huron, S. D. lone Church Annual Dinner This Sunday Mr. Milton Essig, a member of the United Church of Chirst at Beavcrcrook, Oregon, near Oregon City, will address the Annual Stewardship Dinner at lone this Sunday. His topic Is Stewardship Education. Special music is planned. Rev. Wes Crunk and his wife, Wanda, from the Irrigon As sembly of God. who are exper ienced recording artists, will sing, and Greg Wilson, lone High School, will also perform. This Fall Stewardship potluck dinner is an annual event at the United Church of Chirst. Rev. Arthur says the public may attend, but the dinner is pri marily for the regular church families. Do You Need To Lose Weight? "Eat and Stay Trim" will be the lesson topic for all study groups in Morrow counties in December. Leader teachers will receive their training Nov. 23 in lone. This lesson is designed to show one how to maintain nor mal weight by sensible, proper nutrition. It will bring out that one can maintain normel weight without going on a fad or crash diet, and without going through near starvation. It is possible to lose weight and not feel hungry. Tills lesson should be a good beginning for those New Years' resolutions coming up. AWE IN U U i UN WE HAW MEW . . " i t PHONE MUiBER IT LnJo ONE PHONE NUMBER WILL REACH ANY DEPARTMENT IN OUR BUSINESS, INCLUDING: OFFICES-PETROLEUM-MACHINERY BE SURE TO COME IN AND VISIT OUR NEW BUILDING. dp rain wt&xtjqwSihc Your Friendly Local Cooperative Lexington, Oregon
