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Guonn Drcko - Tom Ferguson Merry In Methodist Coromony HKI'PNPR ORfc,.. GAZETTE TIME. nar4ay. October It, ItTI . The Heppner United Metho dist Church was the teen Sept. 18 of the wedding of Susan Drake, daughter of Mm Grace E Drake and Tom Ferguson, son of Mr, and Mr. Stanley Ferguson, Klamath Fall, Oregon The flev. Edwin Culling performed the double ring ceremony in a art ling of yellow and while candle and flowera. John Maala tang Whither Thou Goes!" accompanied by Mm. Warren Miller at (he organ. The bride wore a floor length empire waist gown with while lace trim and carried a Maquet of white daisies. She wore a headband of white daises. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Alfred Drake who wore hia navy uniform. Maid of Hclnor was Mm Suaan Alhin, a college friend from Portland, and the hrides maid was Gwen Drake, lister of the bride, Both wore Identical floor length empire waiHt yellow dotted iwim .dresses with while trim head bands of yellow duisies. They carried nosegays of yellow daisies. The candles were lighted by Joan Warren, cousin of the bride, who was dressed in a yellow dress similur to the other attendants. Hon Smith, friend of the groom, Eugene, was best man and ushers were Sieve Cheyne and Rick Druke, brother of the bride. The mother of the bride, Mrs. Grace E. Druke, wore a knit aqua blue dress with green accent. The mother of the groom wore a royal blue princess style long sleeved dress and each wore white orchid corsages. Topic ciub pimt Somptimiste to Study Measures Ftbrk Show 1 ft U 1 mJ I I Mr. and Mrs, Tom Ferguson, nee Susan Drake At the reception following in the Church social room Mrs. Paul Warren, aunt of the bride, served the S tiered chocolate cake, assisted by Mrs. Claude Drake, Richland, Wn., aunt of the bride, Mrs. Itussel Alhin, Portland and Mrs. Paul Lemmeroth, Dufur. The cake was made by Mrs. Francine Evans, Irrignn. Attending the gift table were Miss Karen Ferguson and Miss Diana Cutsforth. Miss LuAnn Ferguson was in charge of the guest book. Following a wedding trip to the Coast the couple will be at home at 1425 N.W. 15th, Corvallis, Oregon. The bride is a registered nurse with a degree from Oregon University School of Nursing and the groom is a graduate from Oregon State and has spent the last 2 years in the Peace Corps in Iran. He is in graduate school at OSU. The bride it at Good Samari tan in intensive coronary care unit. BRIDAL SHOWER The bride was feted at a wedding shower on Sept. 12 in the basement of the Heppner Methodist Church. Hostess for the evening were Mrs. Gene Pierce, Mrs. Kenneth Batty, and Mrs. Howard Bryant. Approximately 30 guests assembled at the miscel laneous shower. The room was decorated with Susan's colors-white and Friends . are cordially invited to the Fabric Show to be given Oct. IS at I p m. by the Ion Topic Club. The show and program will be held In the social rodm of the lone United Oiurrh of Christ. The proceeds of the silver tea will be for the benefit of the lone Public Library. Hoat esses for the social are Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom, Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mrs. Elmer Ladd and Mrs. Charles Carlson. Pilot Rock Hobby Show Is Oct 27 Women of Morrow County could be Interested In the Hobby Show sponsored every year by the Pilot Rock Hobby Oub. They are having their show on Oct. 27 from 10 a m. until 5 p.m. at the Community Center. They have some 'remarkable hobbies and f rafts to show and help you do. Members of the Soroptj mists have been assigned to present the proa and cons of one of the nine ballot measures at the luncheon meeting today at the Wagon Wheel. Measures and the members to speak on them are: No. Mrs Charles Heard. I Mrs. Kd Gonty, ) Mrs tmnlev Ijinhsm 4 Mrs John metier, a Mrs. Gilman. Mrs. G!enSmith. Mrs Jimmy Thomson, I Mrs. Bill Collins and t Mrs. Garry Tulhs. Mrs Smith will also give the highlight of the Federation meemc held In Chicago this summer as it was presented at the District meeting held last weekend at the Quay In Vancouver, Wa. Always dtubleheck to make sure all surface units and your oven are turned off after use. When cooking, In fact, you ran often turn units off ahead of time and let the food continue to cook as the heat gradually diminishes. Ml 1 IL 'w' T Mat's Cookb .vjm&ffi $$?r&5&. The Home Extension meet ings are dealing with potatoes this month. Potatoes in them selves are not fattening food, it's the sour cream, butter or gravies that place them on the least wanted calorie list. Recommended in special diets such as low sodium, low yellow and the guests In joyed cholestrerol and reducing punch, coffee and angel food a,eU 1 tried one of recipes Mrs. Fredrick Martin presents 10 books of the Teachers Curriculum Guide to Conservation Education to Principal John Edmundson. The lone Garden Cub purchased the books for the lone Schools. The books are focused on all grades from 1 to 12 and in several areas, science, social studies, home economics, biology and outdoor laboratory. cake. Assisting at the tables were Mrs. Grace Drake, Mrs. Ray Drake. Gwen Drake and Joan Warren assisted with the opening of the gifts. Betrothed if Cindy Bamett Mr. and Mrs. David Bamett of lone announce the en gagement of their daughter, Cindy, to Dean Allan Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright, Heppner. They will be married November 24, 7:30 p.m. at Hope Lutheran Church. Friends are cordially invited to attend. At Good Samaritan School Of Nursing Dee Ann Pettyjohn has entered the Good Samaritan School of Nursing. She attended SOC last year, her first year out of high school. She won the Soroptimist Academic Scholarship that year. This year she was awarded the Morrow County TB and Respiratory Disease Ass'n scholarship. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrsf Howard Pettyjohn of Heppner. Wedding Plans ' Announced Mr. and Mrs. George Steagall of Heppner announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Vicki, to Mr. Dick Hynd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd, Jr. of Pendleton. The wedding will be at the Heppner Methodist Church on Saturday, Oct. 21 at 2:30 p.m. There will be a reception immediately following the ceremony in the Fellowship Hall at the church. Friends are cordially invited to attend. Shirley Baker Mr. and Mrs. David Baker, lone announce the engage ment of their daughter, Shirley, to Randy Tachella, son of Ralph Tachella Jr., Pendleton and Beverly Mc Cloyd, Pendleton. Miss Baker is a graduate of St. Mary of the Valley Academy, Beaverton, and is employed at St. Anthony Hospital. Tachella is employed at Harris Pine Mills and plans to continue college in Wash ington. An October 28 wedding in St. William's Church in lone is planned. Keep heat indoors by seal ing areas around doors and windows where it could es cape. If your home has a fireplace, keep the damper closed when it is not in use. in the potato pamphlet and it was one of the recipes I saved to try again. Potato Pancakes 6 medium potatoes, peeled (2 lbs) I used one big one. 1 small onion grated strips crisply cooked bacon crumbled (optional) I was serving sausages so I didn't do the bacon but it would be very good. 2 Tbsp flour 2 beaten eggs l1? tsp salt pinch of pepper and grated nutmeg 2 Tbsp chipped parsley Butter Cover potatoes with cold water; drain. Grate at once and drain off water that collects in grating. Mix po tatoes, onion, flour, bacon bits, eggs and seasonings, blending well. Heat butter (enough to be " deep) Just before butter turns brown drop in by tablespoons and flatten them out. When golden brown on one side turn pancakes over and cook until crisp and brown on other side. Remove to paper towels and keep warm while fryng re maining pancakes. "JSOfnVTafTT i U If ill hi J I i a O 1 r 1 If l II l V i t if n v in"""'; no Schilling 4 oz. PEPPEK itwwiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniUMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMiiiniiiMniiiiuimn LW COFFEE lb.95t 2ib.$1.79 3ib.$2.69 Theda tolls of travols Soroptimists wert given an enthusiastic. personalized description of some of the Interesting experience of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lowe during their recent trip to England and Scotland at lnt Thurs day's luncheon meeting. Theda shared her collection of beautiful colored picture booklet a. These wert passed round the Ubka as Theda) gav her friendly, Informal report of highspots of their travels during which they visited In the different homes of eight of Bob's British and Scotch relatives. Also speaking to the club women were two guests from Heppner High School, fresh men Taml Brannon and Lort Dunlap. Taml told briefly of her experiences at 4H Summer School as a Soropti mist scholarship holder. Lorl, who was the club's Eight Grade Honor Girl last spring, aid she is enjoying high school very much. Vice-president, Mrs. Dean Gilman, presided at this program meeting In the absence of president Mrs. Charles Heard. TRY A G-T WANT AD. AT CENTRAL MARKET Nabisco 1 Lb. Premium' M.D. BATHROOM TISSUE 4 Pak Instant $1.39 WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, OCT. 23 VETERANS DAY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiuiiiiiiiii i Naliev's Mm Qt iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin ONEIDA Qtyetr&om STAINLESS Successful Hunters Five deer and five hunters who brought them in were Mr. and Mrs. Dan McBride, Nate McBride and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Yeoman. They refuse to reveal their hunting area. The deer were all fork horns and wieghed about 80 pounds each. Friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. Sandy Matheny To Be On Seminar Sandy Matheny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Matheny has been asked to appear on a Federal Seminar at the Coliseum in Portland later this month. The Women in Government Seminar will feature women in many phases of government work. Sandy will speak on her summer experience at the Columbia Gorge State Park at Eagle Creek. Last summer during her assignment there she served ast tour director through the park, gave slide talks during the evening and gave lectures on the great outdoors. f R & IV Drive-In (Formerly Harris Drive-In) Pb. 676-5023 I SAVE NOW ON fyou tav ss.01 on uch 5-PC. PLACE SETTING Salad Fork Mill Place Fork Mill Place Knife Iff f I Place Sooon A A 1 A W IjrQjn Teaspoon "mi" Ml i8k QUANT,T,ES ARE LIMITED t Occident d)(o)t IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUjllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIUIIIIIIIHII Western Famih SI i Km mr aT r 77V WfllfHllWaTltl mwiwiaWi Gal. IIIIHHIIHHWUIIIIHIIIimmillll U.S.D.A. Choice T-GOtlE STEAKS - WW SIRLOIN STEAKS OREGON CHIEF Bulk Pure Pork Trdmutu c ' "SomeUiing tram n ItweUti k U alwaya Mm.thing sDecial" JEWELERS t Hygrade Boneless runy uooKea SMOKED rinnnn Store Hcun: 9 A.M. to S P.M. 177 MAIN ST, HEPPNEB PH. 676-9200 wniiiiuiiuwiiiiiiuiiiiwiiiiiii 1 Marble head SQUASH Lb head Coiilifloiver Grppefruif 6'.r$ 41.00; Chiqulta Oonanas Prices Good Oct 20 and 21 Phones: (Groc). 676-9614, (Meat) 676-02 It's nice to srfve tWice low prices and S&H Green Stamps cpIsn IMWUMIUCMOI f. - Eips
