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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1972)
Wranglers Have Super Big Crowd a! Breakfast Dirk Schlithtmg M'1 M.m day that the Wrangler had done well at the annual Cowboy Breakfast Sunday morning at Library Park. Vkell over MO were fed and over $100 more than lat year was taken in. "Aa last year H pounda of polaton were pre pared for the hash brownt. Shortly afler o'clock they were gone, then afler the irup aa gone and the eggs were getting low. we closed up wtiich wa a half an hour earlv". Pick Mid Mary Schlichting, Gwen Healy and Alice Vance were on the ateenng committee. To these three a big thank you .from President lick Schhcht ing and to every one who showed up to work at ached uled Thia if a fun affair. The wood amoke which amella ao good coming from the atove pipea of the old cook atove niixea with the tantalizing odor of ham and coffee. The food taste extra super out there in the park. A the morning grow warmer, the eaters aeek out those tables in the shade. Old friends enjoy visiting. Betty A ng ell Harris Here Mrs. bob Harris, the former Betty Angell. has been visiting here with friends and staying with her brother and sister -inlaw, Mr. and Mrs Larry Angell. Bob left in July for Germany where he is statio ned at Wiesbaden. Betty plans to join him there next month. Before going overseas, the Mams' lived at Myrtle beach. South Carolina. Betty, a registered nurse hopes to work in Germany. Honored s - -H few , if, - ,- , ' t J i err- .. .i t - n.iAon Qncia'c sranHmother. Mrs. II was a irarim uiuiucin i - r - . Rose French Francis of Irngon. on Saturday when her grand daughter presented her w ith a dozen American Beauty roses and dedicated the Saturday show in memory of her grandfather, the late Herbert French. Her son, and Queen Susie's father. Raymond French ia assisting her. Condon Couple have baby MUW Rminder Mr. and Mr. Edward Palmer of Condon became the parent of a habv bov born Aueust 24 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. He welched 7 lb.. 6 or. at birth and was nanvd Zachary Grant. His five brothers and sis ters at home include John TRAC1 MAILK ARRIVES Chuck and Diana Small wood and Trudi Ann, ann ounce the birth of Traci Maile, on August 21, 1972. She weighted 7 lbs. 4 ozs., and is 18" long. She was born at Kapiolani Maternity, Hono lulu, Hawaii. She is the Granddaughter of Mrs. Leora Smallwood of Heppner. and Mr. and Mrs. John Malone of Los Angeles ARWEN ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeSpain, Jr., are the parents of a baby girl named Arwen who arriv ed at Pioneer Memorial Hosp ital Mondav at 8:34 a.m. She weighed 5 lbs. 3 oz. and was 18 inches long. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeSpain, Sr. of Heppner, and Mr. and Mrs. rrJrJk are Be tv The Drake family gathered at Great grandparents arf Betty Sandhol- i ipiLaiipn oi riermiMun. uuu - - . . . Clara DeSpain of Stanfield This is their first child. Drake Reunion Vida Hellker has Rodo guests Harriet Bolman, daughter of Mrs. Vida Heliker, lone, and a friend from Seattle are spending 23 days in southern Ireland. They started at Dublin. The last card Vida receivea from her daughter, she was at Galway and was staying in a "lovely aouse hotel". She was going to the Iron Tclanrlc h following day. Mrs Bolman is expected " hrk in S.flttlP this week. na Mr? William Busby of Seattle was here to see the Heppner Rodeo, a guest of Vida Helikers. He enjoyed get-togethers with friends and took lots of pictures at the parade and rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Emer son of North Bonneville were also Rodeo guests of Mrs. Heliker. low Sunday in honor of Susan's return from Europe and Alfred's leave between Navy training sessions. Mrs. R.K. Drake Sr. and her children Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. ike Jr. Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drake, Kevin Jon and Kelly from Stockton, Ca., Mr. and Mrs. Claude Drake, daughter and grandson from Vernita, Wa.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren, Mike, Steve and Joan and Mrs. Douglas Drake, Susan, Alfred, Gwen and Rick were the family members present. Other friends who enjoyed the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Don Bennett family, Mr. Howard uoaeicen. Davna Kristen. Arceil and Bryan, brother of Mrs. Doug las Drake from Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Godeker and Cheryl Lisa and Lynn of Kennewick. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Limmerath Kase and Holly from Dufur, Rev. and Mrs. Cutting and Craig, Stan ley Ash brook of Dufur, There sa Harshman, Diana Cuts forth and Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSpain. for thai onct-tn-t-Utttimt purchast ... ' HER DIAMOND 3 ENGAGEMENT RiG M ; QMTS Sb'i aud -yn" - Pw 1 7 wUe ' ' 7M'M xW0 toofcuf tor a diaioood k grace law hand. WU. you kocm you cm Ml? on our mtefnty tot ibtf f lanportMM putrhaf ( Uri and aoraouvt ooHaoiw of ) fhafrn wide aatecCiWi t km fu the pnoa roje oi row ehoiot. You ca aJwayi oduM I ( w tot quality, praMi and I vpMI ovunML "S4HnettUag Irora tht JwUr sj JEWELERS Nm Hci: AM. to I .M. ' ITT MAW T. BEPPNEI 9 ' f 1 ORtIN I1 tMMMMMCMIi TAIP 'f"J"L f V' Douclas. 16; Daniel Jiweph, 15: Karen Ann. 13: Cody Lvnn. 3. and Clinton Ed ward IS. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. John H. Couture of Fossil and Estelle Palm er of Condon. The first AAUW meeting will be held Tuesday. Sept. 12 at 8:00 p.m. at the Epis copal Parish Hall. All In terested women who have a colleee degree are Invit ed to attend. FAMILY AND FRIENDS are cordially invited to attend the marriage of Evelxn Van Iteek, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Van Heek. Sulem. and Urn Crler, mn of Mr and Mm Dallas Cralr, tlemmer The i ei enmity H pla.-e S'p at 4 oo p m in Faith HiipliM (luirch, 3:l4i Walker Road. N K.. Siilem. Melons Donated for Fair Eating A iMniular attraction at Couniv Fair wa free wat ermelon for all. provided bv the Clarence Frederick Hon famllv of Irrlfon. Ie to chill the melons to perfect eatlnif temperature ' donated bv the Morfc-w County Grain Grower. The FrelerlckHon. form er Heppner resident are harvest inff a bountiful crop from their ncreaKe Pln"""l to melons this year. Their delicious melons were en loved bv 4 H'ers and ey ervone at the county fair. Thanks to Ctnren.-e, Vir ginia. Vernon and Garv Frederlckson for their Een erosltv! 4 11 appreciates! RON RILEY attended sum mer school at EOC this summer. An English teacher at Heppner High School, he was working on his 5th year. Mr. rHpv taiiL'ht elementary summer school for 4 wwks at Heppner Elementary. They enjoved a vacation trip to Montna following summer school. Htl'THR (OKE,)CZETTt-T1M, TOurn.Uy, Autu"! 1. l'"2 Visitor From India Enjoys first Rodeo r Sarah Kahi Ram, llaiigaUue, India. wa a gueitl Salui tav and Sunday at the home of Mr John Graves, ll.mr Dr Ham arruetl jui.t in time for llie Morrow ( imnly Itodeo.". whii h he rn)oel very much," Mrs. (Jraves resrlel Dr Ram i prmcinil of the Baldwin Girl School in Ban galore, a MethodM Minion Srhiiol " an eniolliiienl of iitMiul wxi lhe krhool is juorted by the tuition from the stiideiitii, with girl of Hindu, Miihlem and Cliritian religion attending the school, Mr Grave and Dr Ram first lnH iime acquainted when Mr Grave viMted the school in IU7I wh-n her retired couMn, Mr. Boyd Graves, wa teaching there Every six year. Motion teachers in India are granted a sabbatical for travel and educational purpose. Dr. Ram chose to come lo the I'mied States, hoping lo see more of the country tin time than she did when she attended George Pcabody Col lege in Tennessee where she received her doctorate. She Iff t India about one month ago and visited Thai- fV(7 rf 7 v. 4 & . w w at: fiOi ,KSf ,i hi) V V FIR-ST RODEO .. Dr Sarah KashlRam. Bangalore. India, was able to see her firl roileo Sunday She wa a guest of Mrs. John Graves, Heppner, land and the Philippine Is lands bclore arriving in this country. She left Morrow County Monday on a bus headed for Wyoming and other parts of the I'niled States. Dr. Ram had never lieen on the Wfat Coast before, but on this trip she not only able to do that, but saw Mrs Graves and her first rodeo, loo tme of the highlight of Dr Ram's stay in the country will be visiting Mr Boyd Graves in Indiana before going to a convention in New York, after which he will return to India. To Alaska . ,AI Partlow of Irrigon and Frank Felon of The Dalles, left Monday for Anchorage. Alaska. Their plans were to drive a new car over the Alcan Highway, for an acquaint ance. They planned to do some fishing in Alaska before re- turnini! m about 3 week HILDA YOCOM. Lexington, was the winner of a Hot) gift certificate good toward the purchase of a Brunswick Slate Pool Table at the Morrow County Fair. The drawing was conducted by the Pendleton Home Entertainment Center. VAN SCHOIACK S VISITOR Mr. and Mrs. John Karlson portlant were guests of her mother Mrs Martha Van Schoiack for the Rodeo. This gave her a chance to visit with her brother Bob Van Schoiack and familv at the same time. A -V ; f i K f Jin ViH I III. l . UltlKmu. .... on their 50th I'm something of a flag waver, I guess, but I earned the right to be one. I love the national anthem at the Rodeo with the flag flying and the banners and all the colors of the courts and cowboys. At Saturday's show way behind the bucking chutes next to the back fence rode a cowboy all by himself. As he rode he held his hat over his heart during The Star Span gled Banner. That was won derful! Charlie was selling tickets at the rodeo Saturday morning and then at the Wranglers Breakfast on Sunday morning. A woman to whom he'd sold tickets on Saturday said to him when she saw him again Sunday "Whenever there's money changing hands you're there ! Robert DeSpain is so proud of his new daughter born Monday morning. He says she was born with her fingers in her ears! Linda had played cymbals in the Fair parade on Saturday! , , It's so nice to have the Ted Smiths home again. Two years ago, they had a tomato planted in their garden. We watched it grow. They told me I could have all that grew outside the fence. (I got some) After the flood I thought they needed a tomatoe growing m that flower bed again so I took them down a tomato plant along with some snapdragon plants. This spring I looked over the fence frequently to see if they had "our" tomatoe plant started. Never did. ..until I chanced to look over the fence about 10 feet sooner and there was the tomato plant. Event Friends and relatives of the Bob Laughlins attended a pot-luck lunch after the par ade Saturday at the Laughlin home. Out-of-town guests were the Ron McCabes, Karen Valentine Smith, "Pete" Peterson and the Gary Booths, all from Portland; the Dick Applegates, Gresham, and the Lane Pratts, Kennewick. Wa. Did anyone miss "Maggie" at the Fair this year? This was the first year that I've ben here that Maggie wasn't there. Maggie is that big Holstein cow that Rick Drake has shown in 4-H Dairy. It was with Maggie that he became 4-H Grand Champion Show man last year. She's been around so long and knew the ropes so well that last year when he backed the pickup to take her home, she scrambled into the pickup before he even had the walkway in place for her. She is giving milk for a family down towards Hood River, believe. , Arlington boy to study In England Steve Anderson, son of Mrs. Shirley Anderson, widow of the late Ron Anderson, and grandson of Mrs. Margaret Krebs Hurst, leaves soon for a year's study in England with a group from Willamette Univ ersity. Steve was Arlington s del egate to the U.N. tour spon sored by the Odd Fellows several years back, he has been a leader in the United Methodist state-wide youth committee, and has contribut ed his musical talents frequ ently in his home community. A coffee hour was arranged last Sunday in Steve's honor by the congregation of the Arlington United Methodist Church. Steve is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rietmann, lone. MRS. WALTER YOUNG of Lebanon accompanied by her grandson. Bill Young of Port land arrived last Wednesday to enjoy the Fair and Rodeo with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heard. On Saturday Bill s folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Young and Mike came to enjoy the Episcopal barbecue supper, the Saturday night rodeo, the Wrangler's break fast and the Sunday afternoon show. They went home saying all they did was "eat and go ! the w hole time they were here. END SUMMER IN STYLE WITH A r LflOfinfiTMiil IMV7 VAN CAMPS PORK & BEANS u u 11 01 & FOR cm J V-S f PAPER PLATES 100 COUNT NABISCO 2 LB. pHAis .o$ My C0FFEE 4 Heads For , 3 Cantaloupes 5rSl LLJ (j?.u& jleidea iH 1 LB. FOR NALLErS QT. JLHt umi' lh. nicer. Sliced Bologna 650 FOOT LONG HOT DOGS. Innd BUMSe-cn W HHPs THURINGER, GERMAN SAUSAGE and IU BEER SALAMI Orecron Chief SLICED BACON 1 LB. PKG. Prices Good Sept 1 and 2 IWnGroc) : 679614: (Meat? 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET ' A GREEN 6TM PS
