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'* . z E» , «% # * '• • • A '» V H e p p n e r H o t lin e ■ jW T T I I '. M l _ . T ^ .y . . Corbins to celebrate 50th '.--Y: ..... I ■« Heppner Gazette I Imes. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday. July H. IW 7 - H \ f By Joyce Breeding 676 S407 -'■Sara Adkins had out o f town quests from San Diego. California 11 vs as her niece Etta and Ed Davis They were on a trip lo Seattle, the Willamette Valley then on back home -:-lrm a Kiggins had a months vacation in Santa Barbara. C a lifo r nia thanks to her sons John from Wyoming and Boh 4mm Monmouth who gave their mother an Amtrak ticket She spent the month visiting her sisters Helen and Mahle Davis who arc married to brothers They did a lot o f visiting, shopping and eating out On the way home she stopped in Portland to help her twim brother Herman and his wile Marge celebrate their 5<Xh wedding an niversary Herman and his wife arc lormer Heppner residents, while here he operated a barber shop Mr and Mrs Hllis Pettyjohn were in Portland and they brought Irma home D u rin g the F ourth o f July weekend Hob was here visiting his Mother along with a friend Mary from Monmouth Irma also tells me she has a new granddaughter three months old who lives in the same apartment as she does so she really enjoys her -Elwyn and Maude Hughes celebrated their 50th wedding an niversary with a potluck dinner in the City Park In attendance were their daughter Margaret, her hus band Tom Hamm and their children. Roben and his wife Kim . Wes and Debbie Hamm. Brenda Whitten and her daughter. Mary, all o f Rich mond. Virginia, their sons, Roy and Leora and son Brian from Albany, and Don and Gail from Vancouver. Washington Other out o f town guests were Jack and Dora Parsons. King City; (Maude's sister) Dorothy and Dick Bailey. Oregon C ity, and Nelson Bailey. Canby, t Maude's brothers. Edna Kohlnun, Tigard. Edith Pfcil. Salem, and Marvin and Ethel Gaardc. Murphy's. California, (all F-lwyn's sisters); Cheryl and Stuan Gnbblc and daughter Donell from Issaejuah. Washington, Shirley and Greg Gettman and children. S ta n fie ld. M a rily n K e llo g g . Pendleton. Jim and Marie Boor, lone. Carol and John Collins and children. Tony and Brenda o f Pendleton. Belle Hudgins and Faye Thompson of Richmond. Virginia (sisters to Tom Hamm); Edna Hud dleston. Canby and Wayne and Loy Mar sin. Forest Grove They were joined by local family members, friends and well-wishers The cake was baked and decorated by Mrs FaJ Parm o f Lexington Sons Roy and Don Hughes entertained with music The couple were married in Hepp ncr on June 14, W37 •:-Nina Denton has |ust returned fro m a months vacation in Washington She went to Spokane to attend graduation ceremonies at Eastern Washington College of Education where her daughter, the former Claudia Noland graduated with a Master o f Science Degree The nest week she was house sitting for the Dr W illiam Sherman fam i ly while they traveled lo W ashington D C for a vacation Then she went on to Bremerton where she visited her daughter Caroi Rogers and hus band and other friends While there she worked on a house she owns there Many enjoy Pettyjohn reunion ' v 35 ** *> * By Dclpha Jones ‘ -V ernon and D orothy Christophcrson from IX<nald were visiting friends in Lexington on Monday -:-Dorothy Burcham spent the weekend in Pendleton visiting her son and family M r and Mrs Mike Burcham \ Heppner woman attends celebration J e t an d B ert C orb in The Corbins were married July 12. 1*437. at the Methodist Church in Pendleton Bert workcxl lor a number o f years lor the Heppner Police Department and has been self employed in recent years He is an avid bowler Jet was employed for a number of years lor both Central and Court Street Markets The couple have eight grand c h ild re n and fiv e great grandchildren Lite-long Heppner residents. Bert and Jet Corbin are planning to celebrate their golden wedding an niversary at an "Open House” Reception on Saturday. July I I . from 2 to 4 p m at the Elks Hosts for the event arc their children and spouses Kay and Lconorc C o rb in . R ichland. Washington, Dale and Cara Lee Hamiliton. Haines, and Terry ami l.inda Corbin. Beaverton Engagements -¿ ¿ A A Okinawa Japan At a Sunday Brunch at the Portage- Inn. the group voted to have a reu mon in June. 1488 place to be decided later After brunch the relatives took the railroad tour of The Dalles Dam and fish ladders Dcscendents of W illiam S and Mary Ellen M i/e ll Pettyjohn held a family reunion at The Dalles June 27-28 A potluck dinner was enjoyed at Sorosis Park Saturday by 123 relatives from Oregon. Washington. Idaho. California. Missouri and 4 t Chosen for basketball congress Jennifer Currin. daughter of Ron and Judy Currin o f Heppner. has been chosen as a member o f the 15-year-old basketball team for a Basketball Congress International Jodi NafTzigcr, daughter o f former Heppner residents (now of White Salmon) Dean anil Theresa Nalt Don’t be left holding the bag! S, We have supplements that w ill pay A L L remaining expenses. Even ones Medicare doesn’t approve Ployhar Insurance G76-5818 C om m itted To Q u ality By Justine W eatherlord Mary Gohcen o f Heppner recent ly attended the 30»h anniversary celebration o f the first polar flight from Moscow to Vancouver, Washington She had also attended, with her husband, the celebration following the plane's landing June 20. 1*437. The considerable collection o f ar tic k s and pictures that she had kept lor fifty years was honored by the leaders o f the anniversary cclebra non. copies o f her collection o f ar ticles were displayed al the Marshall House Museum and were given to the granddaughter o f the co pilot who still lives, and w ill be taken lo him in Russia The impressive monument at Van ciuivcr is named alter the chief pilot o f the h isto ric flig h t. V a le ri Chkalov. win» died a year later while testing a new Soviet plane Die cover o f the souvenir packet ctHilaining the banquet menu and the concert pro gram. features this quotation by Chkalov: "The Columbia River ami the Volga River are located on d if ferent continents Though each has a disposition and a character ol its own and the hanks o f each arc sur rounded by different mountains and forests, they flow on the same planet without interfering with one .mother Ultimately they merge into one ami the same World (Xcan Our peoples the people o f the Soviet Union and .of the l nilcd States should live in the same world in peace Our joint efforts should beautify the ocean of human life " Engelman in last week's paper) qualified for regional competition at the Oregon Track and fie ld Championship in Hillsboro on June 25 In the bantam boys division. Shaun placed fifth in the lOOm ami sixth in the 200in i Panter — g TW O P Publications G IV E Price Your Want Ad Appears in Two Publications Thr Heppner . imes m azette Horro» County I HomoOwnoé Rowtoapt' At recent commencement ceremonies, the University of the Pacific, McGcorgc School of Law awarded 335 Juris Doctor degrees and 35 Master of l aws degrees Scott W illiam M i Ewen. son ol Don and licttv M il wen ol Heppner. was awarded the degree of Juris Doctor with Distinction M el wen made the Dean s List his first and se cond year at McGcorgc He became a member o f the Iraynor Honor Society Also while at McGcorgc, M cEwen received an alum ni scholarship, as well as an academic achievement scholarship He also served as the vice president o f the Pacific International la w Society Hearth Stone FOR WOOD STOVES A ) Special Price » 150 ° ° . Set of 2 - for Wall and Floor Subject to Stock on Hand f*THÉ*fRBDER « 7 6 -9 1 1 8 )y \ TO PUCE YOUR AO TODAY! ÌL . * ‘ • ) . 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T " » ' -Y ; * " * * i 989-8586 Lexington i Only $ LEX IN G T O N j LU M BER Free Distribution Shopper x Sunset high school counselors and receive up to a $200 scholarship lo attend The week-long program w ill center on the traditional tolk legend. •'The Beauty and the Beast.” Students will participate with Honors Program faculty, examining beauty and ugliness and how it is perceived in society & C A L L . - -**•. ) j •» , V -•••*.. • • • : V - a IN LIVING COLOR To attend summer honors program Former Ileppnerite awarded law degree Want Ad . . . C X X X X X X X X X X & The parents ol Avcritic K.iv leene Pantcr and Jeffrey Dean Engclman an nnunctf the engagement of their children I he bride elect is the daughter of Ray Pantcr of Heppner and Sandra M iller ol Cmjuillc fugleman is the son of Wesley I iigclman o f Helix Pantcr is a graduate of Heppner High School and the bridegroom elect is a graduate of Helix High I hey both attended Blue Mountain ('omnium ly College in Pendleton An August 13 wedding is planned in Pendleton Kathleen Hra/cll. a senior at Heppner High School, is one ol 10 Oregon High school students selected to participate in the ninth an nual Summer Honors Program, Ju l> 12 17. at Western Oregon State College She is the daughter of Al and Jean B ra/cll. Irvin g to n I he students were chosen bv their O N E -I-Cecil and Dclpha Jone» attend cd a family get together al the home o f Irene Graham near Pilot Rock on Saturday -:-Carlita and Jim Bloodswonh entertained guests July 4 with a dm ncr and afternoon games I7 k * sc pie vent were L e ila and Trum an Messenger and Betty and Jana M ar quardt and Ray and IX-bhic M ille r and children o f Heppner - -Main Hughes is recuperating from a broken wrist from a tall -:-Nicolc Jones spent last week with her grandparents Joe ami Hilda Yocom She and her grandparents joined her parents Mane ami Lcland Jones in Wallowa over the holidays • -Visiting her grandparents Ruth and Erank Robinson is Sharon Robinson from Shcdd -Lehman Springs visitors over the holidays were IXmna and Wayne Papincuu. Roger ami Carol Ehrman traut and family. Ruth and fra n k Robinson. Sharon Robinson and Shane Eng 11 k - Randy Hughes family sjK-nt the fo u rth o f July in Boanlman Ruhanl and Charlie Peck are al home from Hcrniislon where they have been employed Correction Shaun Hisler (not Shad as slated ziger. has also been chosen for the team The girls w ill have three days of practices at l ake Oswego and then fly with teammates and Coach Mike Kay. a varsity basketball coach at Eugene, to the tournament in Arizona MEDICARE ISN’T ENOUGH . A » * ' • . . . . .* *. ^ * • •> • ’ ».* L e x in g t o n N e w s *’ * > ^ *» J
