Judith Stirewalfc Bride
In Monument Wedding
MONUMENT Ml. Judtt h
Mj Stltcwslt of KlmhrrJy. nd
itotxTt C. EcrtM-h at Milton Frre-
witirr cxrhanCfd thrlr marriage
vuw at ii nupiUI rrrmny, sun
da v. s jiUmiK-r 10. M ih Krr
nklum In Monument. Trie bride
I I ho eldest ilaut'liii-r or Mr
n,i Mm. Jim Stirewalt of Klnr
berly. The j;ro.m l the son of
Mr. and Mr. Robert Berber of
Milton Kreewater.
The young couple welted their
lirrUce vows st 2:00 p. in. In
the priM-iire of relative and
friend. Offl ltng at the double
rlnir ceremony M the church
pukior. ItfV. Kenneth Thoina of
Mt. Vernon.
The vow were exchanged In
frnni of a beautifully decorated
white anh with white taper In
candelabra, bouquet of glad
ioli with white hyynthemuma
and white gladioli witn laven
d-r carnations.
Mn flitrire CamuU-ll of Kim
mm?. "At Dawninir. "The
u'mtiiins Praver" and The
Lord Prayer," accompanied by
ih.. i,n.nist. Mr. Alice McCarty
of Condon, who also played the
processional and recessional.
Mis Stirewalt wa escorted to
the altar by her father and given
Into marriage by her parent.
For her wedding Mis Stire
walt fashioned her bridal gown
of white Ince over bridal satin.
The princes style dress featured
a round neckline and long
sleeve fastened with tiny cov
ered button. The back was
fashioned with double pleat
which fell into a train. Her
fingertip veil was held In place
with a lace headpiece outlined
with seed pearls. She carried a
cascade bouquet of white steph
anotls and orchids, centered on
her white Bible.
The bride's something old and
borrowed was a white handker
chief which belonged to her
grandmother and a gold locket
belonging to her husband1
grandmother. Her something
new was her gown and shoes,
and something blue was her gar
ter. Serving as maid of honor was
the bride's sister Dlna. Junior
maid of honor was her sister,
Nancy. The bridesmaids were ner
sisters Lula and Elizabeth, and
her cousin Vivian Stirewalt. The
maids of honor carried bouquets
of two shades of lavender asters,
painted acorns, wheat and leaves
from Hawaii. The bridesmaids
carried bouquets of white and
lavender asters set Into half
birdcages decorated with laven
der net.
Tim muiHu nf honor and brides
maids wore street length dresses
of lavender shades fashioned In
to empire dresses with sweet
heart front necklines and flalred
skirt with soft pleats at center
back sections, white headpieces
and shoes with clip on flowers
dyed to match their dresses.
Steve Cunlre of Fo-U. rh'l
mate of the bridegroom served
tutt mn. Junior rt man
wa Kenny Bertwh. brother t4
lh gtoom. Jarrct ionic. .
Myers of Fow.it. tu matr of
the grum and Jerry Maley of
Jtedmond. cousin of the bride
ered a uher.
fandUllghter were Vicky Sue
Nash and Danny Stirewalt. cou
lit of the bride.
Jimmy Stirewalt. brother J
the bride, served a ring bearer
-..r h,-r (Uuehter'a wedding.
Mr. Stirewalt wore a lavender
lace and taffeta street drew witn
white accensorle. The mother of
the groom wore a turquoise wool
sheath dre with black aea
orle. Both of them wore cor
sage of pink carnation and
pink rosebud.
Mr. Mary torley of Vancouver,
Wash., wa In charge of the
guest book. Mr. Kathleen Oster
of John Day and Mr. Nestle
Krhardt were In charge of the
gift table.
Following the ceremony. Mr.
and Mr. Jim Stirewalt enter
tained at a reception at the Mon
ument Legion and Grange hall.
Mrs. Edna Moore wa assisting
hostess.
Centering the reception table
wa a four-tiered wedding cake
bi.ked and decorated by the
bride' mother.
After the newlywed had cut
the first piece of cake, Mr.
Donna Dixon and Mr. Shirley
Miller, cousin of the bride, cut
- ,t ...puah i ho rake. The bride'
aunt, Mrs. Delia Stirewalt and
Mr Kliin Nash, served punch,
coffee, and tea. The young
couple left Sunday evening for
their honeymoon In the Wallowa
mountains.
Mrs. Schwarz Feted
At Shower Party
TONE Mrs. Len Rav Schwarz
was honored with a pink and
Kina nhnivpr at the lone com
munity church last Thursday
evening.
Assisting Mrs. Schwarz at me
att lahle were her sister, Mrs.
Jack Healy of Heppner, and Miss
Mardlne Baker, a lormer ciass
mate. An arrangement of fall flow
ers and candles graced the tea
table from which Mrs. Ida Cole
man. mother of the honoree,
poured. -
Mrs. Markham Baker, Miss
Mardine Baker, Mrs. Ralph Crum,
Mm. Bonnie Peterson. Mrs. Har
old Sherer, Mrs. Bcrl Akers, Mrs.
Bill Seehafer of Boardman, Mrs.
Leland MeKinney and Mrs. L.
A. McCabe. hostesses, presented
Mrs. Schwarz with a high chair.
Out of town guests ineiuaea,
lvfrs. Kenneth Turner. Mrs. J. O.
Turner, Mrs. Leonard Schwartz,
Mrs. Annie Hcaly and Mrs. JacK
Healy.
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The clear sky blue of the
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will give her a deep sense
of pride of possession.
for him:
A gold ring set with
Sapphire or Star Sapphire
a distinctive and
happy choice for the
September born.
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"Something from the Jeweler',
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11IO?K MONPAYS. the hard
ti get ewing day ! ! Kid off to
trhot'l. o M-ttle down to your
second cup of cilfee and read
the jmK-f who drink
Offee ? ?
Seriously llioujih. at thai time.
I have my hand In wUhwater
and mv mind on all the people
muM i all r to get the
MrtUI new gathered ready for
the pier Did I remember that
date of the party or lodge meet
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LAST W KDN ESDAY night
Janet Age entertained two
table of dewrt bridge at her
home.
The mewl exeliement of the
evening wa the grand slam
hand held by Nadine O'Brien
and she made the bid ! ! I puewi
you would say "thit' like 1500
trump In pinochle!"
Fran HUhmond won high,
Jean Bennett, second; and Janet
Nagcl. low. Other gal making
up the play were Joyce Ward,
lllene Prock. and Patty Prock. .
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CWEN HKALY was telling me
about the family day "package"
at the Round Up this year and
wn quite enthused over It. All
the family attending except 4-year-old
Judy who was two
Jump ahead In spite of the acc
retive goings on! Come Tuesday
evening, Judy had her suitcase
all packed and said she wanted
to stay with grandma. Gwen
mused, "Wonder how she knew
she was going to be left home?"
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JACKIE LABHART and fam
ily are leaving soon to make
their home In John Day as her
husband. Bill. Is assigned there
with the State Police.
Last Wednesday evening,
Laurel Van Martor and Cork
Norene honored Jackie with a
firwell Dartv at the Norene
home. Following bridge play and
much visiting, she was present
ed a lovely floral centerpiece
arnnciment With a hobo DOie
on,l knnnsark filled with "loot"
to help them get to John Day."
Guests included vi Lannam,
Dee Cribble, Hazel Mahoney,
Inez Meador, Elaine George, Kay
Robinson, Hazel Hamlin, Betty
Glmbel, Gene Case, and Harriet
wo ii r.nna won hluh. Harriet
second; VI was low; and Betty
won Jack high.
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FORMAL or not formal, that
is the question? So they got
their signals crossed up and in
comes Jackie and Kay dressed
Upooops, every one else in ca
prl pants ! ! !
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SEVERAL HEPPNER bridge
players motored to Hermlston
Monday night for the weekly
Master Point play. Winning high
for north-south were LaVerne
Van Marter and Daisy Collins,
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BLANCHE WISE dashed across
the street from work last Thurs
day to the Gazette-Times shop
tn toll me she had met some
very good friends of mine, Betty
and Bert Vanderwall of Haines.
The Wises and Pirl Howells had
been up there hunting near their
home. Small world, huh?
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MRS. DON TURNER had a
lovely luncheon party at her
ranch home on Thursday. Her
guests were Ruth Cleveland,
Cork Norene, Louise Farley, Kay
Anderson, Laurel Van warier,
and Jackie Labhart.
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HAVE YOU ever eaten sour
dough biscuits? You're really in
for a treat which I enjoyed last
week at the Mike Sallng home.
Eilene had some biscuits fresh
from the oven when I was there
to pick up some cucumbers. My,
how good they are. First, you
must get a "start" from some
one and then you're on your
way to making sour doughs, so
here goes!
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I'VE LEARNED if you talk
long enough to someone they're
bound to come up with, some in
teresting news. Like the slumber
party at the Schaffitz home last
Friday night! Helen said she
couldn't think of anything but
in the course of our conversation,
out came the party which was
In honor of her daughter. Diane,
on her 14th birthday. The girls
had dinner, attended the show
and spent the night with Diane.
Helen is still wondering how
kid, clothe, and sleeping bag
all gut Into the bedroom t ! Hv.
Ing fun were Barbara Cribble.
Brenda Young. Shirley Erwln.
Jean Slot kard. and Merldy Webb.
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THE FAVORITE recipe ihl
week come to me from Mrs.
John Un. or Martha a ah U
kn.mn by her friend. 1 find
discovered thl delldou pie
crust at an extension meeting
when she served apple pie.
Martha say ! n M Ger
man pie crust recipe and she
got II from her niece, Mrs. Lena
Bechel.
PIE CRUST RECIPE
Rlend
2 cup flour
1 cup shortening
1 tsp. lt ...
B.at with egg beater and add to
flour mixture
1 egg
1 tsp vinegar
,t cup water
Roll and cut to lze, make two
2 crust pie.
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BEST Bin'S again feature tur
key, lamb, and look for good
buy In beef teak. Thl 1 the
time for pear and apple now
on the market. Care must be
taken to keep them fresh, re
frigerate small quantities and
store large quantlea In a cool
damp place. Also look for local
produce still available, potatoes,
carrots, lettuce, green beans, and
tomatoes. So for good meal plan
nlng take advantage of the good
buys In the markets.
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WITH THE opening deer season
Just around the corner, plan to
attend the Red Hat program at
the Fair pavilion Tuesday, Sept
26, 8:00 p. m. Andy Landforce
from Oregon State University
will talk on the care of the deer
after the kill, preparation for
freezing, and ways of cooking
and serving the meat.
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LILACS IN September? Mrs.
Lora Moyer can pick you a pretty
bouquet from a tree in her yard
which is blooming for the second
time this year. The terrific flood
and wind storm on August 16
through Blackhorse canyon
Where Mr. Moyer lives, stripped
the tree of all its leaves. Along
with the second growth of leave
came the second bloom of lilacs.
Pratts Hold Open
House For Faculty
Over 30 teachers called at the
open house held by Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Pratt at their home fol
lowing the first football game
Friday night.
A cake representing a football
field rnrried out the theme of
the season. Players, balls and
pennants were placed to repre
sent a came In progress at the
buffet-set table.
Thp pvenlner was spent in get
ting acquainted and visiting.
Coming Events
rmoAT. pL ta
reetboU. vTd schi . Het
IttM. Rd IteUt TiOO p. m.
FeettMU. H. t. at Mot Reck.
tasters lt. 00 P"
SATUBDAT. ST. U
Morw C4atf Gem d Min
eral Society, eld Ubevry. 1:00
IOWDAT. fept U
O.tS. toatera central meetiaa.
lodge ball.
MONDAY. Sept. IS
Chamber f Co nun etc. Waaoa
WbeeL noon.
TUtSDAY. Sept M
Dear of H n r. Christian
church. 1:00 P
Bookworm. Mrs. Jim Thomson.
1:00 p. m.
Red Hat program, fair pavilion.
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WEDNESDAY, Sept Jt
Odd reUew. lode ball. 1:00
"THURSDAY. Sept 21
Elks hunters' oJgbt Slog dinner.
i30 p. m.
SoroptlmUt Wagon WbeeL noon.
Heppner Unit Learns
About Extension
The Heppner extension unit
met S-pt. 12 at, the home of Mr.
Riley Munker with 13 members
present for the first meeting of
the extension year. The day
started at 11:00 a. m. with mem
ber assigned questions on ex
tension service, what It Is and
what it offers. After a noon pot
luck dinner, the meeting con
tinued with reports on the ques
tions given. Mrs. Merrltt Gray
reported the Heppner unit award
went to Judy Smith and Lynn
Burkenbine, the champion knit
ting team demonstrators at 1K1
county fair.
A short discussion on money
raising projects for the unit end
ed In favor of continuing the
Dutch auction at each meeting.
Mrs. Mike Gray won the auction.
The next meeting will be Oct.
10 at the fair pavilion starting
at 10:00 a. m. with a sack lunch
at noon. The subject will be
"Smocked Pillows" ana anyone
attending is reminded to bring
material and other needed Items.
Birthday Is Occasion
For Special Dinner
Mrs. Lucy Peterson was hon
ored on the occasion of her birth
day, Sept. 11 by a dinner at the
Clarence Johnson home.
Present, besides the honoree,
were her daughters Ruth and
Martha Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Ployhar and daughter
Susie, the host and hostess, Mary
and Johnny.
The evening was spent in visit
ing. Observe Anniversary
At Turner Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner
hosted Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham
lin at a dinner party at their
home Friday honoring the 29th
wedding anniversary of the
Hamllns.
Other guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Thomson, Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Barratt, Elaine
George, the honorees and the
host and hostess.
Rcbckohs Get Ready
For President Visit
San Soud RebekahV tegular
mertinf held Friday night met
with 23 members present The
main bulne matter wa con
cerned in making plan for the
i4tu vUJt of the president on
Pre. IS. Card were sent to the
ill. Following Ihe close of the
meeting, refreshment were serv
ed. Th Triple Link me Monday
at the home of Mrs. Frank Ayrrs
with 11 members present After
the business meeting was ad
journed, the m-mbrr played
pinochle. Mr. C R. McDowell
won high; Mr. Roy Quacken
bush second high and Mr.
George Krueger won the door
prize. The members presented
Mr. Krueger with a going away
gift. She and her husband are
leaving to make their home In
Sokane.
Degree of Honor
To Host Convention
The Degree of Honor met Tues
day at the Christian Church on
the regular meeting night. Com
mittee were appointed to work
on the district convention which
Heppner will host here Oct 10.
The convention will begin
with registration In the fore
noon, a potluck dinner at noon
and meetings to take place dur
ing the afternoon In the Catholic
parish hall. A banquet for the
members and families is plan
ned for the evening in the Christ
Ian church.
The Carnation club met at the
home of Mrs. William Cunning
ham Thursday evening. The
members planned the banquet
menu for the Degree of Honor
Convention. Refreshments were
erved following the business
meeting.
SAVE MONEY
SHOP IN HEPPNER
Annual Report Shows
More Uteof Library
Borrowers hve Increased at
Heppner city library from 10! 1 at
the end of Ut ear to 111
this year. Blanche Brown, It'
k.iuD rt-rxtf tni to the city
council In the annual library te-
wrt. The norry
1 day rr '"U,E
have been increased from lo
11 hours per week.
Afternoon hour are -
p. m. on Monda. Wednesday
and Saturday; evening hour
re 7 to 8 Monday and Wed
nesday. , . ,
The library recently pun-hased
a new card catalog cabinet to
facilitate quick reference f
book. It U now stocked with
l.fxU volume for the use of the
public. A total circulation dur
ing the past year of 8.217 book
lent for home ue wa an In
crease In number of 203 over
the prevlou year.
Heppner tlty uorary or
ated on a budget of $0 from
it r.,n,i. r.im plfta. fine and
fee. During the past yer total
expenditure oi i.vj
RainuHi on hand at the
end of the year wa $30280.
Mrs. Brown, wno nas oeen li
brarian for the past five year,
urged the public to use their
new library house In the library-museum
building at the
north end of Main street
Program On Ceramics
Given Mother's Club
Mrs. Robert Jones entertained
members of the Mother's club
Monday evening. Sept. 11. with
Mrs. Ray Williams acting as co
hostess. A demonstration on the mak
ing of ceramics was given by
Mrs. Gordon Hutchins, and a
group of colored slides of var
lous floats and booth entries at
fairs and rodeos were shown by
Mrs. Jones.
A short business meeting was
held and plans for the year were
discussed.
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