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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1971)
Remember the Birds Is Flea of Garden Club 1 H MM"' ' i mtm KZtrNKS, 01C). CAXCrnE TlMCS. TBurtdoy. Dm. jx m a The ll.'i pm r Garden Club hu arranged a ChrUtma window in the Detfre of Honor bulldlnfi i m fchouM nerve a a if mind 0 I cr la everyone on how la t nicmlvf the bird during (tt cold winter month. Moat of u are ru iiiil.H j with lee fre tirl bath. Iiui the leathered friend will ctj-$ hating warm water juhhI i,( Die bird bain fir bowl. Imlude near the bud (.-!. r, net Imp ar hunk of ai'l and a tn ciinc filled uiili m-;miui duller. Will bird seed cn It liinh.iMil r n inixtu.e til .r.u-ked turn ntul wheal I j ii (.iro in ih feeder. Tl u-n nre nil part of t . ;.tr iii-n tluoi " hrtini.' i r l.ic liiul-," Hie win.!. m w:t nf ! I by Mr. W. II. W..IK. .Mr. Ma I iti i a Kdwln Cuu.m: I Mr, thirlc Heard. Schunks Honored hi h a', r i f ilu- : I tlnitf Anniversary ( Mm. Albert Schunk, family Is holding a Sunday, Dec. 20 Ml .I'l r- Jt!mll Center, 215 I V.' in. i (. ii. I torn i r: i Mr. Sr. V.V.! and I heir reception the Civic V. Oreh 2 it I i 0 I .4 t Marcia Jones is December Bride MR. and MRS. STIVE JOHNSON JarycJW acid 89 bogt of or- I .inge n. I couM have Mild , more last Thursday evening. i .mm year mcy plan lo haw an Orange Sale m'ain ami Mil time JHr w.cr i ii many tii.ui'. M.inla Ann Jumn, daughter, Umg hUwci. of Mr. nd Mm. Floyd It Jonca The coupk' will reside u 2(Xi N. H 41 h. Al. 22 In Canby, Oiv. Tfic brldo U a lihi'.l unul- uale if II.Mimr lliijh .vhii In-r husband craduali'il rciHlli'toi) llili St'luMil in HAMS TRUCK LINE HI o 4 DRAWN BY SALLY SOMNEP GOMTY': of IIi'iinn-r. bivarne the brld of Sii plicn Iti i.l Johnson, on of v'rs, J:un"i Toitrr unl the lalt II !! I J John on en H ai 2:M pm. The n-n-iisony wu niid by Ki'V. Jay ll'itlinan, at i!k- Fiist Chii.ii.in Cbunh in jl'anby Ori. I Tin ('hutch wax dccoral'.Hl . ui:h flower baskcU of pink and while carnations, wmc tipiwd in while, pink candle and pint n!. lions on tin" pews. I tie in Hie, Kiveii in niarriaj:ej by her father, wore a floor length, lout; sliH''d while satin K(iwn, cinphnsUcd .y hu empire wuistlino und a hih neckline Her shoulder length while veil was held in place with a crown of pink riblMins and she carried a bouquet of pink ami white! carnal Ions. For her maid of honor, Tcr oa H.irshman, the bride cIiiim a l-ecless, wine velvet Kown f floor lenjjih with empire wai-t and hih neckline. The maid of honor's iKMiiiuet was pink and white carnations with w ino-colored tips. Drad Johnson, of Lake Oswe served his brother as best man with (irci! Jones and Diiam- Johnson as ushers. Duane lso served is caixllo lighter. wiiiitin music lor the cere- i "We've Only Jut Be- and from 18. DOTS JOTS r- i daughter's wedding chose a pale pink matching coat and nony was Uun. For h r Irs. J.ines ress witii shoos. Reception Follows At the reception following the eremony. Miss Judith Jones sorved the punch; Mrs. Bob Jones, the coffee ' and Mrs. Ron Jones, the tea. Madelon Johnson nnd Chris Masher Bt- ncled the gift table and Sue Rinker was at the guest book. For her going away ensem- do, the bride chose a black and .vhite high -necked dress wi th f Brotherly Lore What wont a brother do for nis brother: C.uests were some what horrified during the most solemn part of the Li. Stephens Bob Morris wedding to have n "tillering" come from the front part of the congregation. It seems that Bob's brother on la pretext of shining Bobs shoes, i wrote iteip iieip on me soles of the bridegroom' shoes. Then a the young couple knelt at the altar, part of the guests could see the message and no wonder it set them to "tittering". Degree of Honor Enjoys Parry Carn.tUon Club of the Dfire .f Honor met Dec. 13 at th Net-hboihood Center for their Ihiittma patty, Vi riMd-nt Mm. Wilbur Siea.-.ill held a khort buine meeting. .Member ulth ShvicI I'aU re wal.il tltenuelve with gift Oilier ih-WK numbered paikag- e. The Jan. 19 meeting will be t the Lincoln aih home. Liidie at the ChrlntinA party were Mr. Mary Bryant, Mr. Om Cox, Mr. Allct McCabe, Mr. I.l4 Farra. Mm. Clara Cert- n. Mm. Pete Mo.Murtry, Mr. Adelle LaTraiv, Mr. Kail Sow- ard. Mm. Carl King, Mr. Archie I'adherg, Mr. John Kergstnun, Mi !rl I'obinsou, Mr. K. K, Conty. Mh Itohiivsoit won the door Mr. Howard and Mm. gall nerved a dellcioua and a choiee of bteml. Siea-aalad Gem & Mineral Society Meets Fuurleen membet of the t ;,- k Mineral Society met S(iur1iy eviinlnrf fu? Il !r CI. (ii(ti4i tlii ner and gift exchange jt Tlx T Cafe, lane. GueU Were Mr. and Mri Georiitf Miller, Mr. AI-im An dersort and Lone and Apr. I. daujihtem of Mr. And Mr. I'.i d Miller. New officer for l!72 ate Mm Ed Hunt, president: Mr, p.iut Miller, vice preident; Mm. F. K. Gonty, aecrctary treaun r, Tlie next meeting U Jan. 22 at the former Library l!uildtn; LOTTIC LAOCHLUN WINS NOBLE GRAND DOLL Lottie Lauchlin won th Pt Noble Grand doll, it U an ador able play doll with a wonder ful wardrobe and trunk. It I wrapjH'd and under the tree for a Chriktma tturprUe. The Laughllna have their ChrUttna the nlghl tefore o it won't le long now before Lottie will be Having with the doll. New Rock Display Mrs. Paul Miller ha changed the Hock Club' display cabinet a (lie VUUIIHUUM.' dK.llll. (1119 time he ha four frame of ca bocnons. These t-ite tell u arc highly polished I onus cut from rock blabs. Those on display have bee cut from sagenite lagate em bedded in quartz), I'llday pluim that 1 found in the Friday bed his side of Madras and two frame of Carey plume. This Is found on the Carey Ranch down by Prinevllle. I -m tiff mr t More Atlanta While we were in Atlanta we took a tour of the area that took us to Stone Mountain, one of the wonders of the world. Granite from this behemoth has been used In all the state cap- itols and the Panama Canal. We took the train ride around tho base and the tram to the ton. from this breath taking spot. we could see 20 or more towns. Atlanta 20 miles : away has a beautiful skyline with its high buildings. Enroute back to Atlanta we saw some gorgeous million -dollar es tates: une nomfr was- nuut on one-fourth of an acre that cost! $65,000. Wow! So much money scares me ... it was good to get back to Heppncr! v 4 x'jrK1ii;ir4?iK''a'x'ifs-;s-' t m . DRAWN BY LAURIE MALCOM Bonnie Clow is real good with dogs and kids. She has started her 4-H club and has a few more spaces for additional mem bers if anyone else would like to join. She says that if enough adult interest is shown, .she would in struct a class in dog obedience. Anyone interested might give her a ring and talk with her about it. Season's Greetings and the best of good wishes -'!. Closed 3 P.M. Christmas Eve JERRY'S BARBER SHOP 1 DRAWN JACKIE MOLLAHAN LADD DICK CHEVRON DEALER HEPPNER and LEXNGTON ffk'ptfxiiWik' Welcome Dinner Held For Duane Steers Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steers en tertained at an early Christmas and "Welcome Home" dinner! Saturday evening. Guest of hon or was their son, Duane, who is home on leave from the Navy. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Max Breeding and children of Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson of Umarilla, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steers, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and family, Grace Buschke, Alice Hastings, Lydial Wilson, Clyde Cox and Lola Breeding. A very enjoyable evening was pent with a special highlight. Mrs. Wilson had 12 of her 13 grandchildren together at one time. One of the joys of the season is the opportunity to put aside the routine and customs of every day business and in real sincerity wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. MARY JEAN, KATHY, MARLENE and RANDALL Pet erson s J ewelers OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 P.M. mm A N6L5 ST DRAWN BY DEE HEDMAN Our wish for you is a holy and happy Christmas. HEPPNER BARBER SHOP MARKET
