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THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR, Thursday. June 19, lilt. Page I t - Around Friends and relatives gath ered at the home of Grace and Leland McKinney In Board man on May 30 for a day of picnicing and visiting. It was also to bid the family goodbye as they leave for Fairbanks, Alaska, where Leland has been working since last Nov ember. Those attending from lone were: Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McCabe and family, Ruth McCabe, Helen McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Keene and family, Mary Lindsey, Lola Ann Pettyjohn and Nancy Pettyjohn. From Lexington: Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Rea and family, from Hermlstlon : Mr. and Mrs. Ron Berry and from Spokane, WA: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bristow had friends and relatives over for Memorial Day and they were Colonel and Mrs. John Bristow and Linda and Doug from Lay ton, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bristow and Shawn from Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bonerty and Jennifer of rui tmnu; Mr. and Mrs. Ernie McCabe and John and Laurie and Mr. and Mrs. Harsin from Heppner; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rictman and Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rietman and Eddie and Ida Grabil all ol lone. Colonel and Mrs. John Bristow and family are mov Ing to Washington D.C. or , August 1; John will tx attending school there. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright 01 Baker are here visiting hei mother, Ida Grabil, for abou a month. The worship service of th United Church of Christ las Sunday included some musi cal arrangements by Mr. anc Mrs. Darrell James and family. Mrs. James sang a vocal solo, six year old Joel did a violin solo, a quartet was done by the whole family with Joel playing an interlude "Edelweiss" on his violin. On the different arrangements they were accompanied by Mr. James. The prelude, offertory, and Bible Vacation Bible school at the Heppner Church of the Naza rene ended last week. Boys and girls were involv ed with many crafts and activities during the session. The older girls completed lap robes and presented them to people at the Pioneer Memor ial Hospital. The boys made bird houses. YARD SALE Given by Alpha Theta June 17-18-19 8a.m.-6p.m At the home of Barbara Paullus Behind the Paullus Truck Shop Look for Signs wwmTmimswwwww SUMMER WEATHER IS Halter Tops Tank Tops Short Sets Short Shorts h Colby ALL SIZES nil Lebush Shoppe Pot Deify Stovo By Julk Nekoa postlude were done by Mrs. Bill Rietman at the piano and Mr. James at the organ. "Holy Spirit Strikes Again" was the sermon topic given by Rev. Bill Graham. A coffee hour followed the service with Mr. and Mrs. Willard French in - charge. Mrs. French did the arrange ments of the alter flowers for the Sunday service. The annual Memorial Day program was held at the school grounds and presented by the lone Legion Post No. 95. Rev. Bill Graham gave the invocation and Matt Doherty was the speaker. Following this ceremony another one was held at the Pioneer Cemetery at Wells Springs. Fifty years ago on June 6 a dedication was held in memory of the pioneers and also marked as the spot were Colonel Gilliam died. The Legion recently erected a flag pole with a plaque at the base of It as a bicentennial project with the flag flying for the first time on Memorial Day 1978. The flag will fly on other special holidays too. The relatives and friends from out of town attending the funeral of Blanch Scheelar were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scheelar and John of Portland from Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Don Scheelar and Jim, Mark and Molly, Mrs. Steve Ger hard, Mrs. Jack Janssen and Tracie, and Mr. and Mrs. CD. Whitlcck; from Bellevue, WA. were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scheelar, David, Deborah and Mary Ann; from Tacomn, WA.; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crabtree; from Caldwell, ID.; Mrs. Sharon Gelinas and Fred Silva. The pallbearers were her five grandsons' John, Jim, Mark, and David Scheelar, Ron Grabtree and great grandson Ashley McCAbe. Irene Swanson has returned home from a two week trip to Los Angeles visiting her brother Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller and family and a niece in Sonama, Calif. School All the children enjoyed a full week of interesting Bible stories, memory work and crafts. The boys and girls are now working on the children's musical, "The Story Telling Man." They will continue working each Sunday at S p.m. CK i tM t l Donkenny Promotion anytime ypu buy a Donkenny top, you will be entitled to one ticket which may give you a Donkenny wardrobe that Includes 3 tops. Ends June 30 y NANCY WADE Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans, Heppner, announce the forth coming marriage of their daughter, Michele, to Mr. Michael Bergstrom, son of Mrs. Marlene Peterson and Mr. Robert Berstrom, both of heppner 77 to Mary hill Museum A bus load of Morrow County Senior Citizens will leave Heppner en route to a visit at Maryhill Museum, John Day Dam and Celilo Park, June 12. The Saturday bus trip will leave from the Neighborhood Center at 8 a.m. in Heppner, Lexington Ilcvs By Drlpha Jone CRESWICK INSTALLED LEXINGTON Delegates of the Holly Rebekah Lodge, Hilda Yocom and Delpha Jones attended the installation in Eugene of Oliver Creswick as Grand Marshall replacing Jack Sumner. Creswick is a former Heppner resident. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Van Winkle were weekend visitors at their home in Lexington from Portland where Mr. Van Winkle is receiving medi cal attention. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mounts, Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mounts and children, Pendleton, were Lexington and Heppner callers over the weekend. . Mark Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Robinson, is recuperating in a hospital in Pendleton from eye injuries received from a B-B gun. n st GASOLINE 56 c. GAL. ONE DAY SALE JUNE 12 TIRE SALE Atlas Golden II Steel Radial REG. SALE EXCISE SIZE PRICE PRICE TAX RR7MJ 4S1 43.M Ml ER78-I4 SS.S1 M.H 1.4) FR7M4 Mil MM IM GR7H-I4 MM 4.7t I.M IIR7S-I4 MM 57.S4 l.M GR7MS 4. M.ll 113 GR7S-IS M.I MM M7 IIRNMS U.tt 3.M 3.1S JR7HJ U.M tl.M 3.11 LR7S-II 7i.7 MM J.47 All other Atlas Tires on sale between $2.00-14.00 OFF Complete overhaul on all Air Conditioning Systems THE LEXINGTON CHEVRON STATION Vic Klinger Mgr. Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wade of Condon are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Joan, to Pete McEl ligott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don McEIligott, lone, OR. Miss Wade is a 1973 grad uate of Condon High School and is currently a junior at Oregon State. McEIligott is a 1971 graduate of lone High School and a 1976 graduate of the University of Portland. No date has been set for the wedding. Invitation The wedding will be Sunday, June 20, 4 p.m., at Hope Lutheran Church, Heppner. The reception will follow at the Heppner Elks Club. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. from the . Public School in Lexington at 8:30 a.m. and from the Wind Mill Cafe in Irrigon at 9:30 a.m. lone residents are urged to meet the bus in Lexington. Each person is also asked to bring a sack lunch. Carlita and Lolita Mar qua rdl are making their home in Newport where .Carlita is employed at Lavelle Nelsons House of Charm. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Klinger and sons. Portland spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Klinger. Micheal Kane, San Fran cisco, spent a few days last week here, and will return ' later for another stay. He is employed in Pasco and is 'staying at the William Van Winkle home. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rea and daughters, Hermiston have been visiting her par- ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mar quardt, Phillip and Doug were business callers in Salem last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mar shall were Washington callers last week where they visited friends and relatives. Em ft 989-8540 A wedding been announced for Satur day, June 12 at the Hope Lutheran Chu rch in lone. Rene Flack, Her miston and Kent Gu tierrez, lone will join in matrimony in the 1 p.m. celebration. Friends and rela tives are Invited to attend. Library News Eloise Ebert, Oregon State Librarian, and Ralph Dela marter, Senior Consultant of the state library will come to the Heppner Library at 10 a.m. on June 22. Miss Ebert hopes to meet with the Heppner Library Board, the librarian and representative officials of the city and county to discuss Oregon Library Law, budgets, collection development and the long range program for library development in Ore gon. The Heppner Mer chants have picked July 9 as the day for the city's annual side walk bazaar. The event will be one day only. The bazaar will run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. All organiza tions are invited to participate. Meeting canceled There will not be housing meeting at Farmers Home Adminstration Office in Pen dleton on Monday, June 14. The next meeting will be June 21-' ,0 Nabisco Triscuit 13 oi. or Cheese Nips If ox. Crescent Cashews 4 Swiftning Shortening 990 Western Family Mixes Cake or Frosting 490 OiiSJ' Western FamiIv cii'V h! Lemonade I Vww Pink I -if A V , 4 J "J 0. MARKET HEPPNER, OREGON i H CMS s l n ft h h KRISTIE MARIE FISHER DENIS LEON DENNIS Church holds annual meeting There will be no organized services in the Heppner Seventh-day Adventist Church for the next two weeks (June 12 and 19). The members will be meeting with the other Adven tists of this area at the annual camp meeting held on the Walla Walla College campus in College Place, Washington. Kelly The Kelly family reunion was held at Memaloose Park Saturday and Sunday, June 5 and 6. Due to illness, distance and previous obligations, part of the family was unable to attend this year. Those attending were Mrs. Lena Kelly, Heppner; Mr. and r.'::::':KKKKKx:'::::::s:':Kx::':H:s:Kxx v. x K The Gazette-Times received word Tues day that one of the county's pioneers has suffered a stroke and is in Providence Hospital in Portland. Scott Brown, 96, of ,rkKKKXXSXX::KKKMM::KKKKSKSK::KKKKKXXKXS n 850 790 OS. or Reg. j tllonnfiAr TTkiaJ Chicken fy '1 1 J i & "This is the most-looked-forward-to religious occasion of the church," said Pastor Lloyd Perrin. "Members will hear spiritual messages from outstanding church officials, fellowship with other Adven- tists from throughout the area, and will re-emphasize Reunion Mrs. Bob Kelly and Matthew Kelly, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Creston Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Saling, Patti and Michele Saling, all of Heppner Mr. and Mrs. Leon Magill and Stephanie, Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hevener and Brian, McMinnville; and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Robinson, Jacklyn and Natalfe, Arlington. 4934 N.E. Pacific St. In Portland, is now hospitalized at Pro vidence in room 554. A card' or letter can be sent to Brown in V. V. :: v. 'A A A X 'A .care of the hospital. 'A -; 111 OF lurvt-- Corn Peppers ; tor Oranges S lbs for Fabric Sotfomf nfWNY w " - - SALE KIMO tat OM v ";-iy $1.69 mm Beef Liver Cologne (unsliced) Prices effecUvt Trdy. TrMsy, UXmtUj a Marriage announced Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher, Spray, Oregon, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kristi Marie, to Mr. Denis Leon Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dennis, Spray. The wedding will take place Saturday, June 12, 1:30 p.m., at the Assembly of God Church in Spray. The recep tion will follow in the church social room. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. bin I'lOf i'l'i'j '. i the spiritual direction of their . ., lives." lf ,r Pastor Perrin, who is new in , , Heppner, has already left to go to the campus. He is joining,; ministers, Bible workers and, other church employees from ,. northeastern Oregon, eastern Washington, and the Idaho ; panhandle at the camp site to. ,;; help prepare for the annual eight day religious convoca- ; tion. Approximately 5,000 per sons are expected over the week-ends. i'-i i'b Friday evening at sunset,'; Seventh-day Adventists usher " . in their day of worship, which lasts until sunset Saturday?'" For this reason, the first service of the convocation will , begin on Friday evening of June 11, and the last service will be Staurday evening,' Junel9. Each day between these dates, services will be held, beginning at 6:30 lil' and ending at 7:30 p.m. ;V Anyone who happens to be f near College Place during this . time is cordially invited 'itf ''. attend the meetings. Services will resume In the ( local Adventist ' Church on June 26. 1 j v.- on the Cob $i.00 $1.00 S3VC Ivory Personalized 4 pack 530 J Pork Steak lb. S90 iiii S90 lb; Lexington, Oregon
