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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1972)
rKILNlS arrived Saturday evening (or houKearmng and pot luck picnic In It patio Kasehn of Dan I Barbara James on Baltimore Street, Outdoor grilled hamhurgpri and chicken lth R-BOue sauce and other dclltitful foodt. were topped off by (lie Marshall' home made Ice cream, The James' enjoyed opening mimtxr of y tfts from their friends. It's a girl Mr, and Mrs. RurkeGentry of Heppner ari the parents of their first child, a daugh ter born April 30 at dermis Ion. She clt;hed 6 pounds and 5 oas. She has been named bawna Waynette. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gentry of Hep pner and for. and Mrs. Ray Hritt of Spray. Great grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper of tleppner and Mrs. Myrtle Barkloo ofSher-wood. Memorial Fund Set up for Mark because there have been many lniuii les about a mem orial for Mark Hlakncy ho died April 29 at Prosscr. Contributions may be sent to the Sacred Heart Memorial Fund care of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Phil Blakney.Pros ser. The money will be used to purchase a statue of the M auoiina for the church the re. Tliis purchase was an unrea lised goal of Mark's youth group. Women to Tour North County Monday A women's tour of North Morrow County, Monday, May 15, sponsored by the home makers Advisory Committee is open to all Interested In the many developments and growth in the area. Tour will start from Board man City Hull at 10 a.m. The Wildlife Refuge and near by areas will be toured dur ing the morning. Boeing de velopments will be scheduled for the afternoon. Anyone wishing to join the group at noon for the tour of the Boeing development only, may do so. The tour will be in lieu of the two county program development meeting. Uma tilla County Advisory Com mittee members have been invited to join the Morrow County women, as have all other Umatilla county women who are interested in devel opments occuring inthearea. Guides will be Harold Kerr, Morrow County Extension Agent and Denver Crigsby project manager of Boeing. DObG HOLT, 18, ofOregon city has enlisted in the U.S. Navy Reserve and will enter active service Sept. 4, 1972 to attend Nuclear Tech nitions school. Upon high school graduation this spring, he will receive boot training. Doug is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Holt and the grandson of Mrs. C. J.D. Bau nian of Heppner. EFd YOU CAN mM SAVE CROP HAIL insurance We can write either a Participating Plan or a Deviated Plan. Rates have reduced in most areas of the county this year on wheat, and in the entire county on barley. Turner, Van Marter and Bryant Patricia Collins marries in I it Mr. and Mrs. William C. Collins and Lisa of Heppner went to Soap Lake for the marriage of their daughter Patricia to Donald L. Ral ston. The vows were read April 22 by the Rev. Skov at the Ephrata Our Savior Lutheran Church. The bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Ralston of Missoula, Mont. The church was decorated with pink and white roses and carnations. Patricia, given in marriage by her father, wore a silk shantung with lace Local Artists Exhibiting A group of Morrow County artists is displaying work in Walla Walla and in Pendle ton. A collection of their paintings will hang at the Mill Creek Art Gallery, 39 E. Main, in Walla Walla during May and June. Another col lection will be at the Equit able Savings office In Pendle ton during May. Artist whose paintings ex hibiting are: Rachel Dick, Shirley McNary, Judy Laugh lin, Linda Dunlap, Linda Prock, Fred Nelson, Betty Brown, Lucille Peck, Inetia Cantin, Daisy Lyston, and Betty Bunch. Rhea Creek Is Host Tomorrow Rhea Creek Grange will be host to all Grangers for Vis itation Night Friday, May 12, beginning with a pot-luck sup per at 6:30 p.m. Lexington will furnish dessert for the supper. The Rhea Creek de gree team will put on the 5th Degree and Boardman Grange will present the tab leaus. Any Grange wishing to bring candidates is welcome to do so. There is a contest on between the Granges to see which Grange can have the most members out to Visitation nights, with a gift to the Grange with the most at the close of the year. It is hoped that everyone will come and make it a real good contest. sleeves and full length tulle veil held with a bow of lace. She carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and white carna tions. Jeanne Collins was the bride's attendant. She wore a floor length pale pink crepe dress with chiffon sleeves. Her bouquet was of pink rose buds. LeonardOwenattended the bridegroom and Dean Her gert was usher. The reception followed in the church social room. As sisting at the reception were Judy Gardner, Judith Tottle ben, (Patricia's sister) Lori Ralston (Don's sister). Lisa We The Ministers Honor The Mensches South Morrow County Min isterial Association met May 3 at the United Methodist Church. The meeting was also attended by the ministers' wives as the group was honor ing Rev. and Mrs. Rudolph Mensch who will be leaving the community at the end of May to reside in Chiliwack, British Columbia. They wefe presented with a gift. Rev. Mensch is retiring. A BOOTH at the County Fair in August was discussed and is being planned. A SWIM MING PARTY for high school youth (7th through 12th grades) was set for June 8 at Lehman Springs. If enough young people want to go to fill the Assembly of God Church bus it will be used; if not, they will travel in autos. They plan to leave town at 10:00 a.m. and to return in the evening. Further information will be sent to each church later. HOSPITAL NEWS Snoda Blake and Avon Mel by, both of Heppner are re ceiving medical care at Pio neer Memorial Hospital. STORMOR DOES sTORMOR 1 ! , mi Um p ATTENTION FARMERS We have a complete line of STOR MOR Clear-span steel buildings which erect quickly and adapt to any use for farm, warehouse or retail business. Our experienced crews are avail able to erect any such building you might require. Contact us soon for your estimate. C Storage BOX lone, Oregon 97843 Phone 422-7437 Washington Collins arranged the gift table and Loe Ralston had the guest book. For going away, Patricia chose a white double knit slack outfit trimmed with black floral design and black accessories. The young couple will be at home in Soap Lake where they both are teaching. The Bridegroom graduated from the University of Idaho and has taught at Soap Lake for two years. His bride graduated from EOC and has taught at Soap Lake Junior and Senior High for three years. Women Dear Friends: I am writing in regard to the Nursing Home. 1 have been here 6 years and I have never been mistreated in any way and I love it here. The first night I was here it seemed as if all the troubles with keeping house dropped from my shoudlers and the fact I did not have to cook any more meals; I tell you I went to sleep and slept like a baby, ana I have never regretted a day since. The home is kept so clean. And when you need anything the Nurses and Aides are right there. I am so happy in here and may God bless each one. Sincerely, Mrs. Leona Smallwood 1972-73 OFFICERS TOR the Women's Fellowship of the lone United Church of Christ were selected at the April 27 meeting. Mrs. William Arthur will lead as chair man, with Mrs. Alfred Nel son as vice-chairman, and Mrs. Vera Rietmann secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Fred Martin will be in charge of worship and program and Mrs. Darrel Wilson will be witness. The members sorted and boxed clothing for the Eastern Oregon Hospital and Train ing Center, Pendleton, and for the Heppner Neighborhood Center. MORE FOR YOU r LJ lj mm Visits Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nash and Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Springer, Hood River, were visitors at the Lincoln Nash home recently. Ittn Nash is Line's brother and Mrs. Springer Is their sister. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nash returned home Sunday evening, but Mr. and Mrs. Springer went to the home of their son and daughter-in-law the Bud Springers for overnight, Monday they rode bark to Hood River wlththelr granddaughter Ginger Spring er, Salem, who also visited her parents last weekend. Lincoln Nash came home. Saturday after undergoing mijor surgery on Monday at St. Anthony's Hospital In Pen dleton. He seems to be re covering nicely but Is still pretty weak. WSCS Annual Sale The Annual Uwn Sale of the vVomens Society ofChrls tian Service of the Heppner Methodist Church will feature some special goods on Satur day, May 20. Besides the tables of miscellaneous bar gains, the women will sell baked goods In the church basement. Lunches will be served during the noon hour with choices of sandwhehes, salads, desserts and drinks. Interesting Items already on hand for the sale Include U.S.D.A. Blade Cut Arm Cut Nabisco TOASTETTES IXL 40 oz. Chili Con Carne Betty Crocker CAKE MIXES BISQUICK 40 oz. Coronet Facial Tissue Prices good May HKPPNER, (ORE ), GAZETTE TIMES, ThumdV. It was reported that Ida Lee fcm?elman has undergone major surgery last week at St. Anthony's Hospital In Pen dleton. Style Show, Tea Next Thursday Judy Llndaht, Simplicity Stylist will present style show at the Annex, Fair grounds, Heppner, May U, at 1:30 p.m. All women are invited to attend. Garments will he modeled by Extension women and children, and 4-H'ers. It's alwavsfuntosee the new styles modeled, and look over fcewlng techniques used by the pattern company in clothing construction. Extension HomemakersAd visory Committee Is spon soring the event and will be serving refreshments. Coming May 20 a collection of depression glass, an antique three-piece silver tea set, a 35 m.m. camera in case, pictures, vases, as well as many baiaar-type Items. Some of these special Items will be on display in the window next door to Farra's Shoe Ser vice during the next 10 days. The Income from this annual sale foes to the society's missionary pledge and to special projects for the local church. CHOICE ib 790 ". 690 Oregon Chief WIENERS if 11 ok it. lUj 3 51 79' 59 4 "" M FRESH CORN ASPARAGUS ib. 310 ARTICHOKES 2 for 290 RADISHES or GREEN ONIONS 2 bunches!5C 12 and 13 HP 7V MARKET HEPPNEH GARDEN CLUB Is meeting on Monday it the home of Lr. and Mrs. Wolff for the Installation of officers and a program on gladiolas,. This program was re scheduled from May I. SARA MILLER ofHppnr was Upid for M irtar nrd, senior women s hono rary. Event was during the University of Oregon Parents Weekend. Boardman Park DEDICATION Sun., May W sponsored by BOARDMAN LIONS CLUB BARBECUE DINNER 12:30 p.m. $2.50 Adults $1.50 Students Pre-school Free Tickets on sale at park or see Doug Trudeau or Delbert Ball Bar "S" Skillet SLICED 12 oz. BACON pks gg. MJB Lsj COFFEE Angel Food Scott JUMBO TOWELS 3-S1.00 Scott Jumbo Pack NAPKINS 29' Giant Vern's Pre-Baked FROZEN T PI DICC Apple, Peach. Qx IIlJ Blueberry ea.U 7 V FIX MOM AUNT JEMIMA Ready Made Waffles for Breakfast pkg. Phones: (Groc). 676 - My 11. 1972 MR l US C JD. BAU In AN went to Eugene last month whereClartnceattend ed (he Veteran's Service Of firers meeting In Salem. En route, they visited her son, ami family, Mr. and Mrs, Jack C. Hull in Ore gon City and while In Eugene, vihiiwl Carl fUumnho st andi the tnlverslty ofOre gon, 63t Viva Size 9614, (Meat) 676-9288j m 39 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps ORCEIN STAMPS TL S78I113
