Page 4, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR. Thursday, Jan. 1, 1976
LDUrJGTON NEIVS
Party
Comments: Oh, I have my
Christmas decorations put
away for the year, my diet will
be for the next four months, or
it's just 363 days til Christmas.
Visiting the W W. Weather
ford home for the holidays
were Carol, Ross and Wendy
Haberlach, Port Orchard,
WA; Bill, Bette and Adam
Justin Haberlach, Medford;
Ann and Ray Chenahll, Walla
Walla, WA. Karla will be
visiting her parents until the
New Year. Only two of the
family members were unable
to spend the holidays with
their parents. Billy and Tere
sa were absent, but they sent
gifts to each family member
from Japan.
Kathlene Healy visited with
her daughters and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Lieuallen and
Mary Kay, Adams; and Dr.
and Mrs. Gerald Rich, Port
land, over the Christmas
holidays.
June and Don BeUenbrock
have been visiting with Stew
art and Sheryl Cribble, Myrtle
Creek.
Word has been received that
Doug Gribble has been install
ed as Masonic Chaplain at
Centralia, WA.
At the Nomad Restaurant a
twenty-fifth wedding anniver
sary was held for Mr. and
Mrs. Gunnar Skoubo, Board
man. Mrs. George Sicard and
the Gunnar's daughters Pat,
Linda and Cathy were host
esses. Jim and Lucia Barrett's
home has been the scene of
children home for the holi
days. Jim's daughters Bobbi
and Patti, Sherwood, are
visiting for the holidays, also
Steve, Diane and Arron Part
low were over from Boardman
for Christmas Day. Tom and
Cathy, Corvallis; Curtis and
Tom Curtsforth are also home
from college.
Jo and Howard Pettyjohn's
holiday visitors were Larry
and Kerry Pettyjohn, Bur
bank, WA; Dee Ann and
friend, Archie Washington,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Pettyjohn, Harvel Pet- ,
tyjohn, Arlington; Bill and
Wanda Pettyjohn and their
two daughters. The palles-,
Betty Colbitts and daughter"
Jennifer, The Dalles. Also
ma
Dean and Bonnie Graves and
son Kenny.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drake,
Jon and Kelly, Stockton, CA,
and Mrs. Claude Drake, Rich
land, WA, visited at the home
of Mrs. Roy Drake during the
holidays. They were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren for
Christmas dinner:
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo
Prindle over the holidays were
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Guinn and
daughters Shannon and Kellie,
Coeur D'Alene, ID; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Bell, Brian and Jodi,
Salem; Mike Phelps, Corval
lis; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Brown, Coeur D'Alene, ID;
and Mrs. Hazel Guinn, Fossil.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reid
and son, Robby, LaGrande,
spent Christmas at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Ruth Reid.
Christmas weekend guests
at the Archie Padberg home
were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Tucker, Salem; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Ross, Can by; and Mr.
and Mrs. Kyle Tucker and
daughter Mindy, Salem. Chri
stmas dinner was at the home
of Eldon Tucker and family,
lone, and was prepared by Mr.
Tucker. Later in the day, most
of the family went to Pendle
ton to visit Mr. Archie Pad
berg, who is a patient in Room
411, St. Anthony's Hospital.
Blue Mountain Community
College hopes to offer a cross
country ski workshop in Hep
pner tentatively scheduled for
Saturday morning, Jan. 17.
If there is interest in such a
workshop, Carol Bohnen
kamp, an experienced cross
country skiier from Pendleton
will spend 2-4 hours discussing
the equipment and mechanics
of cross-country. A follow-up
of one or two days of
cross-country skiing may then
be scheduled; however, this
depends on community inter
est. There will be no charge for
the initial workshop. If subse
quent workshops are schedul
ed, a minimal fee will be
charged to cover the instruc
tor's expenses. Anyone inter
ested in attending the initial .
cross-country workshop
should contact' Anne Doherty,
676-5277 by Jan. 10.
The combined Christmas
party of the Lexington Christ
ian Church and the Oddfellow
Rebekah Lodges was well
attended. Starting with a
turkey potluck dinner, the
group was visited by Santa,
who visited with each young
ster and presented them with
bags of candy. Gifts were
exchanged and the group was
entertained with some very
good musical numbers. Deb
bie Pettit was presented the
white felt Christmas tree
skirt.
Pre-holiday guests of Erda
Pieper were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hall and Jodi, Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Pieper
and sons Jim and John,
Hermiston and another son
William who was home on
leave from the Marines at
Camp Pendleton, CA; Mr. and
Mrs. Leland McGill, lone; Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Pieper, Eugene
and Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Dick
and children, Portland.
Mrs. Erda Pieper and Paul
Morey spent Christmas Day at
the Arnie Pieper home in
Hermiston.
Visitors at the Bill Mar
quardt home over the holidays
were Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mar
quardt and family, Connell,
WA and a daughter Norita,
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chick
and family visited over the
holidays with his parents at
Eugene.
Delpha Jones
Eugene Sawyer, Benton
City, WA visited relatives and
friends in Lexington on
Christmas Day.
Carlita and Sherry Mar
quardt were business visitors
in Portland Friday.
Lolita and Joyce Marquar
dt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Marquardt are at home
from Puget Sound College.
Lolita will return on Saturday
while Joyce will remain at
home this term.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bellamy,
Condon, visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hughes
on the weekend.
Mrs. Homer Hughes has
returned home after a stay in
a Walla Walla, WA hospital.
Cleo VanWinkle from Hier
sch's Nursing Home, Pendle
ton, visited on Christmas with
her son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. William VanWinkle.
Other recent callers were Mr.
and Mrs. Bob VanWinkle,
Ironsides, OR.
A Christmas luncheon and
business meeting for the Holly
Rebekah Lodge and Club was
held at the C.C. Jones ranch on
Wednesday. A potluck dinner
was enjoyed. A business
meeting was held with chair
man, Carolyn Howard presid
ing. It was decided to have
installation on a Sunday after
noon in January, due to the
unexpected weather condi
tions during the month. A
Oregon Chief
sliced bacon
1. $1.59
Chamber of Commerce, Elks Lodge " Mon.noon
Heppner Lions Gub
1st & 3rd Tues., Wagon Wheel 6:45 a m.
Boardman Lions Gub
1st h 3rd Thurs.,
Boardman Grange Hall 8 p.m.
Senior Citizens Dinner
. Elks Lodge, Tues & Wed. 4:30p.m.
' Boys Scouts of America, Elks Wed.,7p.m.
San Souci Rebekah Lodge,
Heppner, 1st & 3rd Fridays
New Years Dance, Hardman Wed., Dec. 31, 9-?
Library Open House Sun., Jan. 4, 2-4 p.m.
Social Security Representative,
Neighborhood Center Fit, Jan. 9, 10
Fri., Jan. 9, 10a.m.-12pm.
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"Meeting & potluck, Elks Lodge Tues, Jan. I,,.
New Years Eve Crab Feed
and Dance, Elks Gub Wed, Dec. 31, 6:30
kraft snsass
American Cheese
HILLS
Old Fashioned
FRANKS
2 $1.69
USDA POT ROASTS
blade cut $1.19.
arm cut $149
990
KRAFT
miracle whip
salad dressing
97C r
B&r.i
Baked Beans
20.. 690
WESSON
Salad Oil
30- $1.39j
Prices effective Jan. 2-3
NABISCO
Nllla Vanilla Wafers
MARINA
bathroom tissue
590
4 "i 690
ooo
430
CARROTS 1.
2 nt 330
MARKET
Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
Radishes or green Onions
100 bunch
POTATOES No. 1
10 790
Valentine Card party is plann
ed at tha IOOF Hall on that
date. The January meeting
dates will be changed with no
meetings in January and a
make time in July. The door
prize was won by Irene Pad
berg.
Florence McMillan had as
overnight guests on Christmas
night, her daughter and fami
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cool,
Pendleton and a grandson and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Sawyer, Benton City, WA.
Donald Majeske were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Burke O'Brien, Butter Creek
on Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whitney
and Kimmberlee returned to
Portland after a week spent at
the C.C. Jones ranch. Other
visitors on Christmas Day
were Mr. and Mrs. G.E. Irvin
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Irvin,
Rieth, Vicky Walden, Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Smith and child
ren and Jim Heller, Hermis
ton; Mr. and Mrs. John Kar-
ran an children recently
returned from the east coast
where he has been stationed
with the U.S. Air Force; and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones
and Michael, Boardman.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mun
kers, Salem, were recent
Lexington visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Nelson recently returned from
Portland where they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McMillan.
They returned with Sam's new
book "Gathering of the Clan",
a recently completed history
of the McMillan family of
Lexington. He has done much
research on this book, going to
Tennessee where he obtained
many of his facts. Mrs. Nelson
will be glad to show the book
or it can be obtained by
writing to Mr. McMillan. ,
Time to ring in with our best
wishes for the coming year!
Thank you for your patronage.
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