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Shower Honors Boardman Bride It A K V Ut MWU.OW Mr.i. Harold luker as hosu's tor a bridal shower at Ikt home in luunlitMii rtinrs.liv u( Ust itik in honor of Georgia llinton, lri.-vlfi't of Hot- Htiehanan. Co-ti.wttss.i's r' Mr. I'ete Peterson, Mrs. Stan Henkle, Mrs. Wiltor Haves. Mrs. Don Doiuu, M h. liov I'artlovv, Mrs. Tom Ivjntturt, Mrs. Carroll Donovan. Mrs. Hon aid lUaek. Mrs. lVey ttest Jr.. Shirley harwood and Mrs. IVlmer Hue. There vvere 3d present. Svml truest were the proom-to-tx s mother, Mrs. Orville i;ueluiun, and his grandmother, Josephine Biichaiun. both of lrrii;on, the honore s sister. Mrs. Larry Wilson of Iiylewood. Calif., and her cousin Linda Lyon of Pilot Hock. Other guests came from Pendleton. Iktah, Irrifini aw! Hoardman. MK. AND MliS. t'VEKETT S THICK! MEIEK have re ceived Hord of birth of a grandson, born July 6 in Mediord. The parents are the Kev. and Ms. Dick Struck meier of Phoenix. The Ub weighed eihl pounds, nine ounces, and was namedShaun Maurict. Maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Alluugh of Portland. Great-Grandparents are Mrs. Richard Strucknieier of Jeff erson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott of Vvjixlburn. Mrs. Vera bauh of Portland. PINOCHLE as played at the card party held in Board ni.in at the Greenfield Grange hall, sponsored by the Wo men's Activity Committee of the grange. Mrs. Rov Ball was hostess. HIGH PRIZE was won by Mrs. W.G. Seehafer and sec ond high went to Mrs. Rupe Kennedy. Mrs. Seehafer and Mrs. Walter Haves received the traveling pinochle prizes. GRANGE PICNIC Members of Greenfield Grange held their annual pic nic Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe in Hermiston. In the group were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. Bill Bates and children Stacie and Rob ert, Mrs. Rollin Bishop, Hazel Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Donovan. Zearl Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Hayes. Mrs. Frank Mar low, Hazel Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Seehafer, Andrew Skiles, Teresa Marshall and daughter Jennifer. Members of the Women's Activity Committee of the grange held a short business meeting following the picnic and the following hostesses were appointed for card parties for the next four weeks: July 18, Mrs. Dono van; July 23, Mrs. Miller; Aug. 1, Mrs. Chub Warren; Aug. 8, Mrs. Marlow. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR ALLEN have returned home from a six week's trip to Europe. They visited their granddaughter and family, Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Getsinger, in Frankfort, Germany, and also visited other countries including Ireland, Switzer land, France, Holland, Aus tria, Italy, Spain, Norway, Sweden, DenmarkandCzech oslovakia. MR. AND MRS. LARRY PHILLIPS have returned home from a two weeks trip to California visiting rela tives. On their way they stop ped in Lincoln City where mi All Lawn Mowers In Stock WRIGHT AIR CONDITIONERS WALLPAPER r Fishing Lures 20 OFF AND MANY MORE BARGAINS Both FrL and Sat CCAST T0-C0AST STORE Phillips, who is lliurdtiuu's fire chief, attended the I- ire men's Convention. They then went to North Hetid there they viMted Mrs. Phillips brotlKT-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mike K.tvl. They went nest to Mediord whore they wore joined bv Phillips' nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phil lips, ami Ins sister-in-law. Mrs. Mildred Phillips. They all then went to Horse Creek, Calif, to visit Phillips' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Diet rich. In Redwood Cltv. Calif, tlioy visited his brothers and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phillips, ami his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Phelps. They also went to Reno, Nov. where they were joined by Phillip.-.' sister, Mrs. Kuth Cole. OVERNIGHT VISITORS at the home of Mrs. Leo Root Thursday of last week were her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alvy Mefford of Poeatello, Idaho, her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Al Macomber of Citrus Heights. Calif., and her sister. Mrs. Max De weese of Grandview, Wash. Tlioy all left F nday morning to go to the Mefford family reunion to be held Saturday at Champoeg Park near Port land Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow of Grass Valley. Calif, visi ted last week at the home of Barlow's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. They also visited Mrs. Barlow's sister, Mrs. Leo Root. DONALD AND DEENO ' LEIGHTON, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Don Leighton, have been selected to play on the Colum bia Little League All Star team, and will playin the sub district tournament in Mad ras July 19-22. Bill Sparks of Portland was a visitor lastweekatthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leigh ton. Mrs. Everett Strucknieier is at Camp W'i-ne-nia near Cloverdale this week where she will be dean of women. Her son, theRev.DickStruck meier of Phoenix, will be camp director. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wal ker and children went to Eu gene over the weekendand at tended a reunion of the Wal ker famuly at Leaburg Sat urday. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson were their son Larry and his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fowler and son Scott, all of Portland. MR. AND MRS. ROY BALL went to Eugene over the week end to visit at the home of Mrs. Ball's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barlow. Deanna Sullivan of Santa Rosa, Calif, and Vince Par ker of Salem are visiting at the home of their grand mother, Mrs. Zoe Billings. Mrs. Marc McGowan and Michel of Salem is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely. Vi sitors last week at the Ely home were their grandson, Rick Ely, and his friend Jim my Graves of Seattle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Skoubo and daughters Pat, Kathy and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Skoubo, Mr. 15 to 10 20 - now Rifles & 10 ami Mrs. Chub Waneii, and Mrs. Gone llliue! and suns Jim, Steve, Srott and Larry all went to F010M Grove SaiunLiy to attend the an nual reunion of tlie Sk.-uUi family held at the home of Mrs. Asia Silverthorn. PASTOR NKIL KING took a group of junior high Mil dents to Camp Morrow near Wanilik this week whore ho will bo camp dean. Donna and Freddie . leme rand IXilel. ni di II will be camp counselors. Mrs. Harold liaker took the following down; Jimmy Pock, Brett Honors, Hillv Hiug, Sean Harvey. Lisa ami Wendy Mittolsdorf, Gene McKoe, l.oora King. I. on Russell and Kristie Hiker. Winners In the "rose and thorn" contest at Willow Run Golf Course Sunday evening wore Vernon and Barbara Russell, first; Carroll and Shirley Donovan, second; Ron and Eileen Daniels, third. Low gross was won by the Donovan's also. Eleven cou ples competed in the con test. W EDDING SOON The wedding of Bob Buch anan and Georgia Hinton will be solemnized Saturday. July 22. at 2;30 p.m. at the Board nun Community Church, re ception to follow at the River side High School commons. Friends are invited. Navy grazing land for lease The Department of the Navy invites bids for the lease of land for grazing purposes at the Boardman Bombing Range, Morrow County. Bids are solicited for the lease of U.3-10 acres in the south portion of the range. Grazing of either cattle or sheep will normally be lim ited during each year for the period 1 October through 30 April. The lease term will begin on 1 October 1972 and end on 30 June 1973, with Lessee's right of re newal annually for four addi tional one-year periods. The general public is invited to bid. Sealed bids will be opened at 3:30 p.m., PDT, 17 Aug ust 1972, in Building 206, Western Division, Naval Fa cilities Engineering Com mand, San Bruno, California 94066. Bid forms and other information may be obtained from that office or from the Public Works Office, Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island, Oak Harbor, Washington 98277 (Phone (206) 257-2211, extension 4348) and from Seattle Branch, WesternDivi sion, Naval Facilities Engine ering Command, 7500 Sand Point W'iy NE, Building 5B, Seattle, Washington 98115 (Phone (206) 527-3285). GONTYS MEET AT YAKIMA Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gonty nnt the Ray Gonty family at Yak ima Sunday. Ray took them all out for a delayed Anni versary dinner. The Ed Gontys had been married 36 years on July 4th. Tne four Gonty children, Ramona, Rus sell, Robert and Rick, re turned to Heppner for a visit with the grandparents. Rob ert and Rick plannned to go on over to visit cousins at Ukiah later this week. 20 OFF OFF OFF 9.99; Shotguns OFF ; ' . ' ' - ' " -' , 0 . r ALL KINDS OF RACKS tH - sacks wore used by the Sack Men from India to return The three ni'Mi from India who visited Morrow County earlier this spring found the hospitality of Morrow County people so pleasant that tlioy gave a return visit during harvest top priority. Tlioy will arrive (or the return visit July IS and are bring ing a friend, according to Btrdino Tullis, Extension Aide. All four m n are Extension Service personnel in India, studwng at OSL'. Their In terests are along practical linos, cultural techniques, harvesting techniques, weed Mrs. Ullman visits Mrs. Anita I'll nun of Washington DC is in Eastern Oregon for six weeks this summer. She has been visit tin family and friends in Baker, Ontario ami Burns. She is staying most of the summer with her mother, Mrs. Grace Curfnun in Baker. She was in Heppner last week the house guest of Mrs. Amanda Duvall. A few fri ends dropped in to see Mrs. Ullman on Wednesday. Her son, Wayne Ullman, arrived home from Austria this summer. Ho spent his Sophomore year at Stanford University in Vienna, Aus tria. He'll be at Palo Alto this fall for his Junior year. Mrs. Ullman is active in Washington DC as she is a member of the National Board of the Salvation Army. She also works on the two big benefit projects. One is a garden party for 3000 people to raise mmey for sunnier camp 'or children of Washing ton DC depressed families and on a Fashion Show in September to provide toys for them at Christmas. She is also active in her church. ELMA'S SHOOTS Boys' Shirts IPMT 1 RACK REDUCED TO DRESSES ONE HALF "' ' ' t "f f . - upi. f Ihe It.u'i rs. small fry to e,raitduron(s. Wlut else but potato and H'st control methods, loi al agribusinesses, and the American family life. They are eseeially interested in the new irrigation develop ments in Morrow County. Host families for their visit are; Mr. S. Balagunutlun, Ihe Hob Jcpson family; Mr. V. Somalwar and P. Sw imy, the Hober Kroll D.O Nel son farm; Mr. Dlurmendia Rao, the John Jepson home. Morrow County groups or individuals interested in meeting the four men should contact Birdlne, Extension Office, Heppner, phone 676 'MU2. '"'f HE DEGREE ' OF ' HONOR Protective Association met July 11 at the E.E. Gonty homo with a total of 22 at tending. A barbecue anil pot luck dinner was enjoyed by the group. Highlito of the evening was a "Happy Birth day ' wish to Miry Bryant. Omi Cox baked the cake. A short business meeting fol lowed the celebration. Members of the Carnation Club nut at Mrs. Carl Kill's home July 18. Plans for the . f'AXX. . .'J1.'.'!'.'.1. ..r.. .'.''?.cus.;;!;.l! AUSTIN SMITH, who now lives in Portland, was in Heppner last week visiting Ins mother, Letha Archer. Dur ing his high school years, Mr. Smith worked for the Gazette-Times when the Crawfords ran the news paper. Ho remembers work ing on the high school annual in the back office of the G-T, and he said it turned out real well during those years. He also worked in the office of the Heppner Herald before his graduation from Heppner High School in 1925. Mr. Smith married the former Esta Miller, The Dalles, and they now live in Portland. He worked for Safeway for many years. He and Mrs. Don Robinson are cousins. GIRLS' & WOMEN'S 13 MISSIS 2.00 A Few Swim Suits ONE HALF f J 0lh;.S i Job Corps Opportunities SALEM (Secial- More than 500 Job Corps slots have In-eii nude available to youths ago 16 to 22 who need further training to In available for job opportuni ties, according to State Em ployment Division Admin istrator Ross Morgan. "Most assignments will U to Ihe Angell Conservation Center at Yachats, now ex clusively assigned tu Oregon residents," lie said. Now opportunities for tratn I ng In sk ill oil t rados a re a va 11 -able. Those who qualify will bo paid while preparing for such fields as auto nieclia imcs, building maintananrc, carpentry, painting, food ser vice, welding and heavy equip ment operation. Courses will range In length from four months to two years, average stay being from six to seven months. Trainees earn $30 to $50 per month and an additional $50 per month is held in trust for them as a read justment allowance. Other benefits include full board and lodging, clothing, medi cal and dental services. Full athletic programs and recreational facilities are available at all Job Corps Centers. Basic and remedial education is programmed, on an individual basis, to the trainees own pace. Interested Young nwn should contact their local State Employment Office for more information. LOCALS Howard Keithloy was at St. Anthony's Hospital in Pendle ton Monday for some X-Rays and tests. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reid of LaGrande, and their son Robbie, were Sunday visitors at his mother's home, Mrs. Ruth Reid. Mrs. Joe Carr was a pa tient at Good Shepherd Hjs pital in Hermiston July 5 to 13 where she underwent surgery. She is honn and re cuperating now. PRICES GOOD FRIDAY & SATURDAY OFF Ladies' JEANS EACH Gonty's Elgin Portable R2500 Wot NOW $34.95 Elgin Toble AM-FM Battery power ed Clock and Radio model R5100 Wos now $49.95 Elgin Table AM-FM Battery power ed Clock ond Rodio model R2700 Wos NOW $54.95 Elgin Table Battery powered Clock and Radio model one avocado Was NOW $34.95 Elain AM-FM Multipcx Stereo-sep arate speakers, Wos NOW $89.95 Elgin AM-FM Portable Tope Re corder and Player. Wos NOW $120.00 Elgin 8 track Tape Deck for AC Stereo Radio or Record Player m a m $49.95 Motorola Larqe Clock Radio AM- FM model TC14C $86.95 "uvv Motorola Large Clock Radio AM- FM model TCI9W Was $69.95 "uw Motorola AM-FM ws N0W Loyds AC-Battery sleep switch $34.95 "wrv Channel Master model 6412 ri NOW $39.95 model 6419 Was Kinw $72.95 " WHITE'S MINERAL DETECTOR 1 ih I l m was yyg $269.95 SHOES Children's - Girls SARA DEE SANDALS Sixe 13 to 3 WOMEN'S Sixes 6 to 10 Vi Sixe 5 to 3 1 Rack WOMEN'S Vz Original Price II Rock WOMEN'S OLDIES Men's and Boys DRESS SHOES Vz Original Price Specials For AM-FM-SW Model 24.95 3495 39.95 R500 one blue, $22.95 model RM4100 74.95 Battery or AC $79.95 TJ.3 T3V.V3I nr v.va model $4995 Portable with 22.95 Walkie Talkies $29.95 $54.95 f- 1.50 SANDALS MANY OTHER BARGAIN ITEMS Elma's Apparel Heppner dh 676-3961 PH. 676-9426 HEPPNER
