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Foircloth-Cocpcr Wedding in October
Kiv KdinMh. Ivndlcton and veil on a crown of pearls and Stale Department . . came up
Football does funny thine to
mm)I. Even after many year
if solne to School H.wutl meet
lnc on the 3rd Monday, Irv
Raurh foreot the Monday meet
Ing. he was engrossed in the
football game. When Mr. Dan
leU, Mr. Ditltoso and Mr. Tola
stopped for him Monday eve
nina. he wild "Is there a meet
Inn tonhiht?" He came later to
make a quorum and the meet
lti finally ct underway.
rootbaU Without MuiicT
What's a foot hall same with
out the band and the cheer
leaders? They add lots. One of
the big thrllU a a yell lend
er . . . that's what we railed
them In those day . . . came
during my freshman year In
college. Thut'a an undeserlbable
feeling you have when you re
turn to your high school after
you ve been away to college.
The yell leaders hadn't arrived
for this Important game of the
easoii and Supt. Jimmy Turn
Lull . . . who later was In the
I il f.p-r. Heppner, were mar- carried pink and white carna
ried i: rendU ton's Klrst Christ- lion. Her attendants wore pink
i. in t'l-unh on (Kt. 16 at 2:(W and white dotted swlss floor
I i:.. !v. DwlKht Tiv-nsen of She lei.gth dresses and pink flower
I i:. t. il M nlil ihunh eon
I'uit (i the e lemony.
Kav'tf pannis are Mr. ;iul
Mrs. D.irrrl Kalivloth. Pendleton.
):ile U the son of Mrs. June
I f. 1I. Heppner. and John Coop
head pieces,
At the reception which follow
ed In the church social hall, the
bride's mother arranged the
decorations. The bride's aunt,
Wanda Ober, poured; friends
to me and nald "Dorothy get
down there and lead some
yells." Boy I did and It was fun
Just as the band adds to ev
ery football game, the football
team could add a big block of
audience at a band concert
it. Eugene. The bride's parents Tiny Spencer and Ronna Me
j;ae her In marriage. Her maid Oacken attended the gift ta
bio and the guest took.
The wedding trip to the Ore
gon Coast came
i le yet tied at
Way here.
Before her marriage Kay al
uf honor was Kathy Sweeney
l!epp".er, and her bridesmaid
his Judy White, Pendleton.
Pales best man was Larry
Anderson, at.d ushers were Da
vid Ccoucr. his brother, and Bill
Monahan, all Heppner. Doug tended Pendleton High and
Mor'on was ring bearer, candle worked at Pendleton Communi
lighters were Karen and Kathy !' Hospital. Dale attended Hepp
Morton. Wedding music was'ner High and is now working
"The Lord's Prayer." " ,no Heppner Lumber Coin
Trie bride's dress was floor pany.
l.-neth with an empire waist
line. It was lace over taffeta. j f'g Gifl
Kay wore a .shoulder lengttlv ... , . , ,
L'p to midnight Monday night
you could pay your taxes and
get the 3Cr discount. One lone
rancher said 'The sheriff said
he'd wait until midnight for me
to get In there." I'm sure he
ln-fore the made it with about 15 minutes
105 Linden, to spare!
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Qnmi inn
fl-ri x' novo i
tin --m -J33 -trCTo
ti 54 years in
lie Klu .'.'cr laniMy arrived 1 lies
t'.v!.' Mr. and Mrs. Vic Klinger are
the parents of a daughter born
e. 9 in Pendleton. She weigh-!
1')., S'j ez. She has been
"mi'il Sheridan Diane. Mrs.
K linger is the former Darlene
Warren.
CJrandparents are Mr. and
.Mr. Ait Warren of lone and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kain of Pen
dleton and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Klinger of Lexington.
Croat grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Warren and Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Bothwell, all of
Heppner, and Mrs. Alean Cal
vin, of Lexington.
Bab human underwent sur
gery early this month on his
hand. We hope It's better be
fore baseball season.
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DEBBIE McBATH
Date Announced for
Hermiston Nuptials
Mrs. Clara Brown of Hermis
ton has announced the engage
ment and forthcoming marriage
of her daughter, Debbie McBath
to Michael R. Dunham, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunham of
Hermiston.
The wedding is being plan
ned for Nov. 24 at 1 p.m. in
the West Park Baptist church
in Hermiston with a reception
to fellow. All friends and rela
tives are cordially invited to attend.
The bride-elect is a 1970
graduate of Hermiston Senior
high school and is presently
employed at Murray's Rexall
Drug. Her fiance attended Her
miston High School and Is em
ployed at a Heppner mill.
HERE'S THE PERFECT GIFT
FOR MOST OCCASIONS
BEAUTIFUL "STAR-OF-THE
MONTH" STAR SAPPHIRES IN
A DAZZLING SELECTION OF
COLORS. IN SCULPTURED
10 K GOLD.
AVAILABLE NOW AT
$
21.50
Some thing Irani th JeweUra.
U always something tpedaL"
JEWELERS
Olive Hughes Plans
Busy Calif. Winter
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Buffington
(nee Nora Hughes) were guests
of Mrs. Olive B. Hughes this
past week. Mrs. Buffington is
the sister of Mrs. Mary Healy
in the Pioneer Nursing Home.
Mrs. Hughes loft Heppner
Sunday to spend the winter in
southern California. One high
light of her stay, in addition
to the many activities she has
planned, is joining her six sis
ters ana one orotner tor a
Thanksgiving family gathering
in Long Beach, Calif.
Mrs. Hughes is the second
eldest of nine, eight of whom
are still living. This will be the
first time in 11 years the im
mediate family has been to
gether, along with Mrs. Hughes'
son, Joe. As a special treat,
they all plan a tour of the
Queen Mary.
Lee Candy, 28. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Teal of La Grande,
was badly Injured recently in
Ontario. He was run over by
a gTavel truck and dragged 24
feet underneath the truck. He
lost a leg and suffered manv
other bad injuries.
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MOVING??
Local or
Long Distance
Fre Estimates
Cal One Orwiclt 989-8586
or Condon 384-2232
Agents for United Van Lin
Larry Chadwick New
Social Action Worker
A man power supcrvUor
for Umatilla and Morrow Coun
ties' lilue Mountain Ecuttotnic
Devekfment Council. Larry
Chadwick. ts lusy working with
community act Ion movements
in Ui two counties.
Larry's headquarters are In
the courthouse in Pendleton. II
is eager to become acquainted
with and be helpful to Morrow
County folks. Here he can I
reached through the Neighbor
hood Center, 676 M73.
Larry's pat work experience
Includes work with Higher Ed
ucation's Chancellor Dr. Roy
Lieuallen'i Maff In Eugene dur
ing the final terms of Larry's
degree work at the University!
of Oregon. He then moved to
Oregon State University where!
he worked with the Department
of Information a a public re
lations consultant.
Larry will be available to
help adults register for pre-
high Kchool diploma GED class
en in Lexington and Hermiston.
Winner! Told In
BPOE Pinochle
Tournament'
The 1971 BPOE Fsll Pinochle
tournament has Jut completed.
Renults were announced this
week by Mr. Parrrll rdberg,
tournament chairman, FirM
place went to Aha Cuuforth
and Nell Jones, second pHce
to Everett and Helen Kelthley
and third place to D.ve anu
Fran Birnett.
Carolyn Cole and Beverly
Sherman were the only couple
to place with 1500 trump.
The winter tournament Is
tentatively set for Jan. 3, 1972.
Sheriff John Mollahan recent
ly attended a two day training
course In Portland on the new
criminal code taking effect Jan.
1.
Monohans Have
A Girl
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mon
nh.in of Washington. D. C, are
the parents of a daughter. She
weighed 7 lb., 12 o.. and has
been named Patricia Amy. The
Monahnns have an older child,
Michael, one and a half years
old. Mr. and Mrs. James Mona
han of Heppner are the grand
parents. The other mI of grand
parents live In New York,
HEPPNEM. (ORE.). GAZETTE TIMEi. Thursday. . II. IIT1 3
Dr. and Mrs. Tibbies
Hove Family Visits
After several weeks of visit
ing in NoMh lUkma and Mis
otiri. Dr, iil Mis, Tibbies are
bk home,
At ;tn. Fk, N P. they
United with the Lane Tibbies
family. Their n Lance is an
aikiotant prufeur of law at the
University of North .Dakota
They enjoed their grandchild
ren. Iliad. X and Jill. 2. The
pleasant weather that greeted
them turned cold before they
left Grand Forks.
They went south to Man
vllle, Mo,, where they enjoyed
60 ami 70 decree warmth dur
ing most of their Uiting time
with Mrs. Tiboles' sisters, Mix
Atla Tournag and Mrs. Her
bert Wolf. They pent their lime
in .Missouri in the farm home
of Mr. and Mr. Herbert Wolf.
Willows Grange
To Elect
The Willows Grange regular
meeting will lie Saturday, Nov.
30. The annual pancake sup
per will be 6:30 p.m., followed
by Grange at 8 p.m. Main or
der of business will be election
of officers.
CWA of Gronge
Meets at 4;00, Sat.
The CommUtee m. Women'
Activities of the Will. Clonic
will roeel Satuid.iy stii'iooon,
Nov. O. at 4 HI ! I he l-.nc-giiii
hall. This nurini!! uill
precede the pancake fits! al
6:00 by men of the grange anil
the regular grange rnccitng at
8:00 that evening. Grange mem
bent and friend are cordially
Invited.
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mot to t c on
Pettyjohn's
Farm & Builders
Supply
Heppner
1 ,aw
the FINEST FOODS FORYOur
If ! 11 U l
Salllleys KTiSaBHSC Eflestile's
MPS
2 Fr 7c 1 2 or 8Bc I 2 ib. 82)g
Kraft CHEESE SPREADS 3 - $1
standby nfl IH Reynold's
fRAMRFRRY H. D. WIDE
CRANBERRY LJ COFFEE !a
SAUCE WM ii.o5- fOIl
WHOtE ,ELUED 2 Lb. $ CQ
3 ' 89C S LrJa 4.59 25 H'
WILDERNESS
CHERRY PIE FILLING 53C
CRISCO 3 lb. 99
STOKELY PUMPKIN
PIE FILLING ... 16 ox. 4 for $J
MJB WHITE or BROWN
a k m m aask. bk, m m mm
WILU Kltt KUC
FROZEN FOODS-
VERN'S PUMPKIN or
MINCE PIES g()
LYNDEN
TANGERINES Ib. Jc
No. 1 SWEET POTATOES lb. 25
No. 1 YAMS Ib.
BANANAS t. g Ib. $1.00
BELTS, 4-8 Lb 47c Lb.
HENS, 9-1 1-13 43c Lb.
HENS, 15 - 45c Lb.
TOMS, 17-19-21-23-25 39c Lb.
TOMS, 27-29 41 c Lb.
BAR "S" and OREGON CHIEF
SMOKED, FULLY COOKED
BONELESS HAMS
lb. $1.19
OREGON CHIEF PORE PORK
LINK SAUSAGE .
Ib. 75c
PRICES GOOD NOV. 19 and 20
Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
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