Pa9, . THE GAZETTE-TIMES. H-ppnfr. OR, Thursday, Spt. IS.
Engaged
Religious courses
offered Sept. 20
Party
Line
This weekend was rather a quiet one for the paper, some of
our G-T staff attended a picnic on Sunday at the Umatilla
Marina. Wil said the football was rough and the food was
delicious. It was then to Boardman to cover the Harvest
Festival. The Fairview school site was dedicatged on
Saturday afternoon with a lot of old timers and classmates
there. On Sunday, it was to the small wedding of Jim Rogers
and Coetta DeBraal, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Boyer, Lexington.
I received a telephone call from one of Lois Winchester s
great admirers. It seems as though Lois is a joy to the senior
citizens of our community, always giving fresh vegetables
and bouquets of flowers to everyone she can. A smile and
thoughtfulness can go a long way these days and Lois has
time for both.
Doug Gonty has been home from the Air Force Missile base
in Grand Forks, ND for 2 weeks. Doug is now a senior airman
in the missile site security there. His brother Tom, drove
back with Doug to Grand Forks. This makes the second trip
there for Tom in the last nine months.
It will be Ladies night tonight (Thursday) for the Elks
ladies. The gourmet Chinese dinner that will be served, is one
we shouldn't miss. Feed the kids at home mom, and take the
hubby out to dinner. The dinner starts at 6 and cards at the
same time as Lodge, 8 p.m.
Old friends, who first met Frank and Hazel Hamlin in
Panama, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns, and son Bud,
Hawaii, visited the Hamlins over the weekend. The bruns
have lived most of their lives in the islands, but are moving to
Oregon this year. There is a saying, a nice place to visit but . .
I don't think Freda Majeske would agree with me, tho she
seems to think the islands are great.
From Corvallis this week is Lavonne Bloodsworth, to visit
her new granddaughter, Jessica Jamie Sands.
Pat and Karen Cutsforth have returned from Canada,
where they vacationed and looked at an experimental wheat
station.
Tom and Irene Wilson are visiting here this week from
their home in Sand Point, ID. Tom was formerly with the Soil
Conservation Service here. They have been staying with
Tom 's sister, Johanne Wood. They also plan to visit friends at
Ukiah.
Babies
To Mr. and Mrs. James
Robert Sands, a daughter,
Jessica Jamie on Sept. 2,
weighing 7 lbs, 8Vi oz.
Grandparents are: Mrs.
Walter Sands, Pendleton; Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Bloodsworth,
' Heppner; Lavonne Bloods
worth, Corvallis.
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Great grandparents are Eu
la Bloodsworth, Lexington;
Lydia P. Turner, Pulaski, VA;
and Mrs. R.W. Sands, Walnut
Cave, NC.
To Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Heath, Heppner, a son, Ryan
Joel, 7 lbs., 8 oz., born August
29.
Grandparents are Mr. Ma
bel Heath, Hermiston; Mr.
Helen Teel. LaGrande and
Daniel Keidatz, Salem.
Great grandparents are
Mrs. Hazel Miller, LaGrande,
and Mrs. Hattie McLaughlin,
Montrose, CO.
Wedding
reception
If a better ring and a better
style exists, it's probably from
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Dorothy Zita
Justine Weatherford
arrive
Arriving on Sept. 8 was
Wayne Ted, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd Martin. Wayne
weighed 8 lbs, 5 Vt oz.
Grandparents are Mrs. Ted
Nickison, Redmond; Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Martin, Red
mond. Great grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Moe, Hepp
ner; Maize Graham, Alpine;
Ruby Martin, Walla Walla,
WA; Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Nickison, Junction City.
Little sister Cathy is very
happy with her new brother.
To Mr. and Mrs.
James T. Clem (nee
Erin Dick), Portland, a
James Thomas
Clem III, 6 lbs., 7 oz.,
born Aug. 31.
Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. L.E. Dick,
Heppner and Dorothy
Clem, Reno.
Great grandparents
are Mrs. B.C. Forsythe,
Lincoln City and Mary
Gonzales, Reno.
A wedding reception will be
held at the Elks Lodge for Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Rogers (nee
Coetta DeBraal) on Tuesday,
Sept. 21, 7-9 p.m. Everyone is
Invited to attend the reception.
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landscaping' topic of discussion
"Landscaping the Home
Grounds" was the topic of
discussion at the lone Garden
Club meeting at the home of
Mrs. Frank Osmin on Sept. 13
with Mrs. Wayne Hams as
sisting. Mrs. Norman Nelson brief
ed the group on the basics of
planning a yard and farm
stead. Under the leadership of
Mrs. Fred Martin the group
Teachers Open House
The annual Open House for
teachers of the lone Elemen
tary and High School was held
at the lone Public Library on
Sept. 13, 11 a.m. Topic Club
Library Board members, Mrs.
25th anniversary
The children of Clayton and
Sophie Ayers are holding a
25th wedding anniversary op
en house for their parents on
Saturday, Sept. 25. from 2-5
Judy's Fabrics
&
Macrame
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we now carryrj
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Thursmond - Teresa Peck
walked around the yard eva
luating its good and bad
points. Suggestions were
made about possible changes
that might be made to better
suit her needs and those of her
family considering the three
main areas: public, private
and service.
Following a potluck lunch a
Mini-Flower Show following
the theme "Flowers Can Be
Fun" was held with Mrs. Fred
Van Hubbard, Mrs. Roy Lind
strom and Mrs. Dave Baker
acted as hostesses.
Coffee, punch and cookies
were served by Mrs. Hubbard,
club librarian.
p.m. The Ayers address is 375
N. Gale St.
All friends and relatives are
invited. The honored guests
request no gifts.
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Martin and Mrs. H.S. Huber
acting as judges. There were
45 horticulture specimens and
five arrangements. Sweep
stakes in the horticulture di
vision went to Mrs. Kenneth
Palmer for her tuberous be
gonias and In the arrange
ments to Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn
for her all-green arrangement
entitled "Cool in a Crisis."
During the business meeting
a letter was read from our
former member, Vida Heli
ker, thanking the group for
helping with her yard sale
before she moved to Seattle.
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Western Family
Tomato Juice 46 oz. 53
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Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Peck, Heppner, an
nounce the engagement
and forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter,
Teresa Peck, to Randy
Thursmond, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Boursaw,
Pilot Rock.
The wedding has been
set for October 5, 8:30
p.m. at the Methodist
Church in Heppner. Fri
ends and relatives are
invited.
The group voted to contribute
to the Carrilon Bells at
Willamette Cemetery In the
name of Rita Wolff, a former
member. A request was read
for copies of pictures of the
historical burr oak tree at
Petteysville and the locust at
the Kenneth Peck ranch to be
'sent to National Council of
Garden Clubs.
The next meeting was
announced for Oct. 13 at the
Willows Grange Hall with
Silbur Burkhart, Landscape
specialist, leading the discussion.
bellow Onions
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Religious education classes
and activities for young people
will begin at All Saints on
Monday, Sept. 20 on the basis
of released time. Young peo
ple are most welcome to
attend. It Is Important for a
notice of intention to attend be
given to the schools. A full
year of study will be devoted
to the sacramental life in the
C. 'istlan community as well
as -:udy and experiencing the
Christian Year. The Christian
Year with Its liturgical sea
sons and holy days Is both a
source of inspiration as well as
Instruction in the life of Jesus
Christ and His church.
Adult education opportuni
ties will be held on Sunday
mornings at 8:45 a.m., with
much of the same material as
above. Emphasis will be plac
ed on B iblical study and in
terpretation. In addition, clas
ses for Confirmation pre
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Elks Calendar
Thurs. Sept. 16
Ladies Night
Chinese Gourmet Dinner
6:00 p.m. $2.50
Bridge or Pinochle 8:00 p.m.
Lodge 8:00 p.m.
Initation of District Deputy
Friday Sept. 17
Dinner By Jim
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Club closed Sunday &Monday
Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614,
(Meat) 676 9288
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Smoked Picnics 75c I
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Comet Uoi
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Spill Mate Towels 55
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paration and adult Inquiry will
begin In the near future.
Next Sunday, the I5th Sun
day after Pentecost, the Eu
charist will be celebrated ac
cording to the Trial Rites of
the Episcopal Church. Musi
cal settings and hymna will be
Folka Songs, Spirituals and
Songs of Praise. The sermon
will be "Living the Christian
Life In Three Dimensions."
A word of thank you to so
many who attended and aup
ported the barbecue at the
church during the rodeo.
Special thank you's to West
ern Empire Corporation, Ir
rigon for donating 250 pounds
of No. I baking potatoes and
also to Harold Wright and R.
Mahoney for donating the
meat. Without these gifts we
would not be successful in
providing both a fine meal and
good fellowship. ;
D.P.O.E. por Elks Only
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Prices effective
Thur., Fri., Sat.,
Sept. 16, 17,18
8lbs1.00
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