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pY LAZINKA WEDS RON CURRIN
PENDLETON CHURCH CEREMONY
idy Gaye Lazinka, daughter
tfr and Mrs Henry Lazinka
Pendleton, became the bride
JOnald George Currin, son of
nd Mrs George Currin of
pner, in a double ring cere
y, February 14.
je wedding ceremony was
ormea m the Presbyterian
ch, Pendleton, by Dr Myron
91s, pasror.
yen in marriaee hv hpr fa
I the bride was gowned in
jallerina Miramist taffeta
I of intermission length,
mg to an ankle length in
pack.
e scoop neckline of the dress
trimmed with hand-clipped
ique ot Brussels lace and a
t and leaf motif. A small
t, finished the back of the
Ire waistline.
r headdress was a full court
I) and she wore a single
10 01 pearls. Her bouquet
In charge of the reception were
Mrs Ray Meyersick, Mrs Stephen
Thompson and Mrs Ford Robert
son. At the tea table were Mrs
Ralph Currin. Mrs Robert Currin.
Mrs E N Boylen and Mrs R R
Butler.
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C01ilillg EVClltS ' HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. March 19, 19S9
of white orchids.
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iry Lou Lazinka, the bride's
gest sister, was maid of
t and bridesmaids were Mrs
m Healy, Heppner and Mrs
Boylen, Pendleton, both
of the bride.
rt man was Tom Currin. bro
of the groom and ushers
John Brosnan, Heppner and
rt Lazinka, brother of the
i
iwer girl was Pattl Jean Holt,
f of the bride.
At the punch table were Ja
ueamer, Heppner, Janet Thomp
son, Pendleton; Mrs James Gu
gin, Mrs Mack Temple and Mrs
Bud Tachella all of Pendleton.
Pauline Hanke was at the eiff
table and Sandra Warner haH
charge of the guest book. Serving
the cake was Mrs Ella Ganeer.
aunt of the bride and Mrs Phillip
Farley.
The auburn haired bride was
queen of the 1958 Pendleton
Round-Up and was also selected
as "Miss Rodeo Oregon" in state
wide competition at Prineville
last summer.
Following a weddine triD to
Devils Lake on the Oreeon coast
the couple Is at home at Heppner.
I
d Tournament
Is With Party
bridge and pinochle tourn
it sponsored by the local
ciub ended with a party
lay evening of last week
six weeks of plav.
c winners in the pinochle
lament were Mrs Ed La
is and Max Harris high, and
nd Mrs Darrell Padberg sec
ligh. bridge north and south high
ers were Dr Wallace Wolff
Tom Wilson. Second high
irth and south were Harlan
trdy Jr and LaVerne Van
r. High winners for east
vest were Mrs William Col
ind Mrs James Driscoll. Sec
ligh for east and west were
3 E Ferguson and Mrs Har
rfcCurdy Sr.
lirman for the bridge tourn
t was LaVerne Van Marter
chairman for the pinochle
ament was Everett Keithley.
District President
of Women's Auxiliary
Visits Church Group
Mrs Lawrence Lutcher. Drest.
dent of the Women's Auxiliary
missionary district of Eastern
Oregon of the Episcopal church,
was guest sneaker at the main
auxiliary meeting at All Saints'
Episcopal parish house last Mon
day evening.
Her topic was her triD to
Miami, which she illustrated
with colored slides taken on her
trip. She was InMiamI as a dele
gate representing this district at
a national meeting.
Mrs Lutcher is from Milton-
Freewater and was acconmanied
by her aunt, Mrs Bertam War
ren. They are both formerly of
Heppner, and while here stayed
at the home of Mr and Mrs Ebb
Hughes. Mr Hughes is the bro-
tner or Mrs Lutcher.
Interesting side notes were the
ract tnat Mrs Lurcher's mother.
the late Mrs Percy Hughes was
also president of the Women's
auxiliary missionary district of
Eastern Oregon and the fact that
Mrs Lutcher's father, Percy
Hughes, was the first child to be
baptised Into the Heppner Epis
copal church.. He was baptised at
his home and the Bishop who
baptised him arrived on horse
back.
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I Friday, March 20 Sans Souci
Rebekah lodge.
Monday, March 23 Chamber of
commerce, noon at O'Oon
nell's. Tuesday. March 24 Bookworms.
Degree of Honor.
Wednesday, March 25 Willows
ledge no GS, IOOF.
Thursday. March 26 Soropti
mists, noon at the school
cafeteria.
Elks, regular meeting.
Friday, March 27 Ruth chapter
no 32, OES.
; Saturday, March 28 Elks family
mgni, potiuck dinner at 6:30
p m.
Sunday, March 29 EASTER.
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MR ANT) MR? RON PTTBRIW Mines TmH Tirvmlfii utiia mora mn
ried recently in Pendleton. The bride was queen of the 1958
Pendleton Round-Up. (Laura)
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Wrights Celebrate
25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joe Wrieht cele
brated their 25th weddin? annl-
versary Sunday with a buffet
dinner for friends and relatives.
Their out of town guests were
Mr and Mrs Todd Slayton of
Rainier, Mr and Mrs Don
Schmidt, Mr and Mrs George Ko-
lacik 01 Portland, Mr and Mrs
Eugene Welline and son Kirk.
Mr and Mrs Barton Walrad. Mr
and Mrs Ted Donlnck, and Mrs
Frank LeLonde all of Gresham,
and Mr and Mrs Ted Wrleht of
The Dalles.
Mr and Mrs Delmer Bushke en
Phyllis Quackenbush
Guest of Honor At
Bridal Shower
Miss Phyllis Quacken bush.
bride elect of Delbert Piper, was
honored Wednesday eve n i n g
with a bridal shower, at the
Methodist church.
The Rainbow Girls entertain
ed with a mock wedding cere
mony and those taking part were
Bernice Thomson, the bride:
Diana Fulleton, the groom; San
dra Jones, the minister; Sheryl
Harris, best man; Shirley Gaines,
maid of honor and Lynn Thomas,
ring bearer. The Wedding March
was played by Janice Martin and
tertained from 3 to 6 p m with two numbcrwere sung by Jan
Exchange of Letters
Featured at Proaram
of Soroptimist Club
Mrs Elaine S Georee. chair
man of the Internation r.nnriuHii
and Understanding commirtep nf
.u ....
me soroptimist Club of Heppner,
was in charge of the Thursday
meeting or the club at O'Don
nell's.
Letters were read from
bers of the Soroptmist Club of
Tamworth England and at th
same time the letters hplnir raH
nere, tne lamworth club was
reading letters from Hepp
ner. Their meeting was an even
ing meeting and the one here
was at noon, but allowinn fnr
the time difference both rlnhs
were having the programs at the
same lime.
It was announced that the Snr.
optimist club would assist with
the Elks teenage party to be
ueia friaay evening, March 20.
Nancy Slocum was the senior
girl representative from Heppner
nign scnool, to attend the meet
ing.
J Methodist Church To
i Be Scene of Weddinn
The wedding of Miss Phyllis
Quackenbush, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Roy Quackenbush to
Mr Delbert Piper, son of Mr and
Mrs Rufus Piper, will take place
Sunday, March 22 at 7:00 p m
at the Heppner Methodist church
with a reception following m the
church basement.
All friends and relatives are
cordially invited.
an open house for her parents.
A tiered wedding cake, coffee
and tea were served from a
white carnation and white stock
decorated table.
Mrs Don Schmidt served the
coffee and tea and Mrs Frank
Hamlin served the cake.
Mr and Mrs Wricht were ore
sented with a silver coffee and
tea service and many other lov
ely gifts.
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ice Martin, Fern Albert and Judv
cocneii.
The guests were Mesdames
Grace Hughes. Don Bellenbrock.
Ellis Pettyjohn, R G McMurtry,
Jien Moore, uive Huston, L E
Ruhl, Roy Kirk. Oliver Creswick.
William Cunningham. C R Me.
uoweii, Bill Brannon, Edna Tur
ner, Verne Evans, Lena Kellv.
Mike Saling, Creston Robinson.
Philip Blakney, Frank S Parker,
Ambrose Chapin, Kenneth Blake,
Elbert Cox, Theta Stratton. Ger
trude Applegate, Madge Bryant,
Earle Bryant, Frank Wilkinson,
Dick Wilkinson, Lyle Jensen, Joe
Snyder, Jim Thomson, Matt
Hughes, Carl Marquardt, N D
Bailey, Elwyn Hughes, Gene
Pierce, Frank Davidson and the
Misses Beulah Davis, Leone Gra
ham, Barbara Siewert. Francine
Moyer and Sandra Jones.
Gifts were sent by manv others
who were unable to attend.
Mrs Rov Quackenbush. mother
of the bride to be and Mrs Rufus
Piper, mother of the croom to
be, poured during the tea hour.
lhe hostesses for the shower
were Mrs Carl Soauldlni?. Mrs
Ralph Beamer, M s Helen Cox,
Mrs Howard Brvant and Mrs
Claude Graham.
Mrs Green Hostess
For Bookworms Club
The Bookworms met at the
home of Mrs Cornett flreen last
luesday evening.
Mrs Harold Becket reviewed
the book "Pete French. Cattle
King" by Elizabeth Lamhert
Wood.
Members attending were Mrs
iea bmith, Mrs Floyd Jones, Mrs
w t, nugnes, Mrs Fred Parrish.
Mrs Jack Flue. Mrs Lucv Peter
son, miss Leta Humphreys, Mrs
j u lurner, and Mrs Harold
Becket.
Mrs Mahonev Hostess
For Sewing Club
The Sewing Club met last WpH.
nesday afternoon at the home nf
Mrs P W Mahoney.
Those attending were Mrs Low.
ell Grlbble. Mrs E K Srhafm
Mrs Jack Bedford, Mrs Claude
Graham, Mrs Raymond Ferguson,
Mrs Robert Kellv of Funrott
Washington, Mrs Tom Wilson,'
ftirs u t McQuarrie and Mrs Ro
bert Penland.
Family Here For
Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Frank S Parker
entertained at dinner Sunday in
honor of Mr Parkers birthday.
Those attending were their
son and family, Mr and Mrs
John Parker and family of Pen
dleton; their daughter, Mrs Fran
ces Mitchell of Portland and Mr
and Mrs W C Kennedy of Steven
son, Wash and Mr and Mrs Clar-
on Ghormley of Portland.
HAPPY STITCHERS CLUB
For roll call on our March 5th
meeting we told what to do to
take care of our hair. For our
game we played ring on a string.
The club members saner the
Birthday song for Linda Rowell.
we win nave as a guest Esther
Kirmis on March 26 at the home
of Mrs Hausler.
The girls worked on their head
scarfs and stuffed toys.
Karen Nelson, reporter
USB GAZETTE TIMES
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Daggett Home Scene
of Luncheon Party
Mrs Jerrv Daenett entertained
at her home Wednesday after
noon with a luncheon.
Her guests were Mrs Harlan
McCurdy Jr, Mrs Bill Blake, Mrs
Howard Cleveland, Mrs Orval
Matheny, Mrs Bill Gentry, Mrs
Bill Scrivner, Mrs Jack Van Win
kle, Mrs LeRoy Gardner, and Mrs
Bill Glennie.
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Altar Society Meets
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The St Patrick's Altar SacMv
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Bongers Tuesday evening at 8:00.
The co-hostesses were Mrs Les
Wyman and Mrs Glen Ward.
Twenty members attended th
meeting and Mrs Boneers pnW.
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she and Mr Boneers took on their
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