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Kcrrxci cAirTTt time. rwuiOT. n. i Ceremony Unites Couple Makes The Dalles Home ii.. iiA.ti.. fa tihf tn U I . k'.tirf Mr. and Mr. 14 KtlARDMAN Ml IVivsy kut.n tr MA1T ttC MALOW Uililim J. 1U 4 Ttv lUe tt an s pnv. cr-tle r.:., rr. mony in Portland a I ,h 'Jf lurthren thurvh AufuM ?1. Tn randle liht crremonir rr. (mrJ by the lu-v. iwn eH Tin bride U the daughter of Mr. and Mr llarohl lUsh of Hoard man. and the rr"m of Jack Get ft Tba 11U- and Carol (XI of h.-arJmn. The bride. cen roamaee by her father, wor- a street lenrth dres of cotton brorad fashioned with a scoop neekltne lorn? sleeves ami a bell shaped skirt Her shoulder length eil Vuitof last wrk at H bow of Mr and Mr Wsi ..w. Virm kuhn tarenl. 1.1 i Ja. k At line: bef urule Merrdnh Ati"it. and her sutef Mr Mrtn llont, all I'.ik I'ihf Week rr.4 suiuw l lh h m i4 Mr and Mi, Bernard i.n iVinmini brothel In tM' an4 aitcf, Mr. an4 Mr iw.it ArWrl anil children Msrv l.nn ant Jim of Seattle Wn. an4 Mr. tvnana and sutet tn law. Mr. ana uiiIi.m I Winn of Sjlem. v. imin tiu an4 Vln. ....... - - - rmrrv Lyons "n La tr"a- l. fcv.. - r,ni n ' i... u.wk ii tiiii xira. of pearl Sh canted a bouquet j Hy, moiher. Mr- Katie - of orchids and stephanotl. im ,j; Ui Mi, Margaret. HUU. trr a nrnri ni- '"-- immrr ri m . orntKrrd with a praiL a eitt frvm J ... ,.i vvrnon R.l a a 4 ih r room. l.,n.tM Miutuv an4 Jrv 4 n. i-itcn rfv nf BkiarJman! u vikiicd Pux nwMhrr ai maid of honr and wore a tu-o i)lec blue r!ton aull and blu hat. Sh cartlcd a apray of hu gladioli Rodnoy FJug of IUardmn . ua bort man. and Kuhard Wall M at ushrr. Following Iho ccrrmony a re ception wa held tn the church basement. After the firt ptw of the twotlered cake, topped by bridal flcurtne. waa cut by the couple, it a cut by Mr. Darn-1 uh. lter ln Uw of the hrlde. and aened by Mr. Ted IVnase. aUter of the brtde. Tat Miller poured the colfe. and Shirley Earwwd aened the punch. Kathy Getz. auter of he croom. wn In charge of the guest book. For her dauchtera edainr. Mrt. Hash wore a dark blue knit suit with white accessories. The brideeroom'a mother wore a helce sheath with preen and beige accessories. Both had cor sares of sardenlas. The couple will live in The Dalles, where tne Broom is vm ployed. Funeral services were held for Luda May Ball, wire or kov t. Ball, at Burns Mortuary In Hrm; iston August 20. Mrs. Ball died suddenly at her home August 1. Kev. Herman R. Burg, pastor ol Boardman Community churcn, conducted the services. Mrs, La Vern Partlow sane "o There." and 'What A Friend 1 Ue Have In Jesus," accompanied by Mrs. Harold Baker. Pallbearers were Zearl Gilles pie. Harold B?' er. Scth Russell. Harold Kress. Amin Hue and Lloyd Berber. Concluding services and Inter ment were at the lone cemetery. Mrs. Harold Baker was hostess for a miscellaneous shower at her home Tuesday night of last week In honor of Dorothy Rash, bride-elect of Bill Getz. Co hostesses were Mrs. Dean King, Shirley Earwood, Pat Mier. Eileen Ely, Mrs. Willard Baker, Mrs. Robert Lowe and Mrs. Jerry Peck, the latter from Pendle ton, mere were ju , . present Guests from out of town tor the State Fair revue is Pat included Mrs. Eugene Gott of , Voodell or Bobby Jo of the Pet Portland. Mrs. Nathan Thorpe , ticoat Junction" series. Miss and daughter Sandle, Mrs. yVoodell began her career at ine Mr. Florence lux. umia tir i aVVrni rrtUw. Mr. ZiV BiUinc. Mr. Hoy Tartlow . . vv .ii. Walla. Wn. un- and children Kickv and Joan all i-.rw ttiih Mr. and Mr cln .i t lit and children Si,-ir,l and rite of - - i.w. . - - -Touihet. Wn. a t.,tat nt .11 ot- were cat all in favor of the new charier tHjk tnun or Httaraman the election last Friday. Rev. and Mr. Rxancl Klor.ti of Starbuck. Wn. were over nmn; . ik.. r ai th home of Rev. and it urm.n Rnrt Sunday. Kev Klonti was guet srn-aker at the Community tnurcn at tne om i.. ...ni, iiv. Burs and daughter Carolyn accompanied the Klontr to unnon ,', Monday where they will all at tend the senior Youth Conference this week. Stale Fair Bills Top Entertainers September 4-12 An 1 1 .t jr rast of ten top en- !n thrw of the fun niest monkeys in the world, the Hathaway Chimps, win w iuy pcrting the headliner of the Ore con state Fair revue. Johnny Desmond, during the nine-day attraction September tiJ. in saiem. . . ,7 ' : nr. " , , Z . Hadin the list or taiemea long anve, bod sunnaru; tios snowDeoLue are ic ivtiii, ... . - . - -- - fact.nArcd bluenrass music Mr. and Airs. Kobert Park and wviau v. ' - - r-A in th Ozark Mountains th-, nillard brothers nave a rirMa rpd in nlehtclubs from 1-f.ncac riiv to San Francisco and most recently on the Andy r-r ff m in oi' nn snow. Another TV celebrity dookcu Four Softball Teams Vie in Tournament' if mctftu ieuo Kl.N2t'A .V Auutl JU Ihcie i.l tm ritU iuif.amrtt p!) 4t l t''J't I irntit t( t tmXn, tiS !ia)r and i n tH Jit i U fvii.M At I m at tt ti.4 u-14 l amp wilt I ' Hdn At t-e MiiM i-i t-r jr a H 4 fwld ?iay WUI pl I ! Win mi k4 t c"h- wi;l U.en p!y rail 4hrr Wlisiwf (4 the thud me wilt then play a !rrn tnm Ih Condi-n Air Tliriw wilt b a Mlu. pt.ni after the futal fame Yf Olrt Him TiAr The pl wrra wa a bui one f.r the ytg in-inti tf lte kituua i''.t r'ub a thry wmt atKut the ruim- of ! in i lrir annual " km re loik" itKitnartM-nt. Irtm Tut- d a ) iMvuth I"rl4ay . )Hifij mem bt thartHt ihrir way iutnl th fairwa and luhed hiMuifh the fouth tt Urtriwine .-hamtint in th different dnl-! kutfi. TWo if-tvi'l-n did nt i'AMliivif (nxiurntly nw i-nampiona wrn mwriri in in Junlvif Men ami Junior Women Ji iktru Klrtrn "IW Wr-" whatkcsl white pelli-t thruii.-h thuk and thin w ith more ju-m than any uf I K t v ulLtfa I v titf ft. 11 at l Ka twrrn two P.x- We sirl. ThereM llvatt and ira Bowman, wnu-rt n-.j.l a utldn dr-ath" lU(If mivary, ami wa won by iai4 on me iiii noie, llnii.tn ulnniir. u-r aa f.d. Iom: junior men: David Loell. champion, with Ken Wham runner up. Junii men. rift flight: Vic Ble. winner, wrh kturnin aa 'I'lilli-f un. Jur.K.r .Vomen: Alana Guii.n. cUai:pi- n. "i:n .;iv rvnroci' r run m-r up. Juiur wvir.cn. irl flight. Linda Bird, wlnmr. with Mt-rrlll llut-k a runner up. B' champion. John Wall, with Rich ar.l R,i a runni-r un. tkv first flight winner. Ronnie Btw man. with Donnie Bird a runner un Olrls champion: hel lie Guinn. with Jannie Chase a runner up. Boy's Pee W-e cham- urn. Kent Bell, with runner up Randy Hulftt. Ctrl' Pee Wee thanuilon. S.ir.t Bowman, with runnt-r up Theresa Hyatt. Trophy wards win rx maae at i.ie in ual "Kids' party at a later date. Th. M.mrmfhlt- kfi nli-ht u :tt held at the golf club on Friday 'vening ana as usual an emnu- t.if mnn um In at! (inib net Along with the roast turkcv but- itl scrveu up vy .nei Jim aiK- r, mucn gooa goir was piayeu nd to climax the lea rue iIav the "Klubbers' picked up lour points to place them In a tie w ith the LKiDtx-rs tor nrst place. in- rs lor tne evening were: low gross. Milt Boring; low net. Don hase; least putts. Lrnle Wall; cea Diut;ia iima.ii ------ - - .... the Dillards. Born and family returned to Kinzua last age of 16 as a singer and has nnogrsri nn nrnpr IV SHOV9 111- Uiiui, v- lavn.u " - TTT , k eluding "Cheyenne" and a mo- Boardman Garden club met ti picture by Warner Brothers rmHCTht Hulit and Mrs. Ed Mc Mullih. all of Hermiston. called rreeaom au A nobleman, called Baron Buika, a violin virtuoso and Co lumbia recording artist, will pre sent his "Comedy in Music" as part of the giant revue. a hrnthpr-sister act Tommy Collier and his seven-year old sister Mindy, will sing, dance and delight an-ages ai Fair's revue. Tommy, a product r.4 ihn lawronM? WelK nana, VI vw plays the marimbas as part or his routine and his night club entertaining experience stretches from coast to coast. Two other entertainers, Rudi Berg and Bettina, will perform in high wire antics during the Fair. Berg, a world-famous West Ger man aerialist, will entertain dur ing the revue and Miss Bettina has a speciality act she will do outside on the fairgrounds atop a high pole. Andersons Visit Relatives in Utah . it.c tni C Anderson iALk. aiiu i'. . - - - daughter Mrs. Gary Linton and pranddauehter. Lori, returned cvisi..., nirrVit fmm taking an other daughter, Mrs. Mike Rnmr tn Provo. Utah, where she and her husband will make v,oiv hnmo fnllowins? his dis charge from service in Septem ber. They visited Mr. and Mrs t,,i Dnnora in Plpasant Grove 1J1CI j.W,v.7 ... - . and with former Heppner resi dents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prus oir, o- ncrHon uihn have been employed in the forest service there lor the past iour ye.ua. They also attended the National Ram Sale at the Golden Spike in ogden. On cjnnHav fhp T.intons return" ed tn Portland, where Mr. Linton has been attending summer school prior to teaching this year in uanaon. The daughters have been home the past two weeks help ing in arrangements for the 25th wedding anniversary open house at the Anderson home Sunday, August 16. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parrish will I tnka a vacation to Mt. Adam.' September 3 to 8, and his Parrish e&r&ee will be closed during tha Til 5"j 7-i ,rv.ib- r.t I time Mrs. Parrish. countv clerl ivir ana Jua. iran i ... . , . , , Seattle, Wa visited several will be on vacation from her of ( days last week at the home of 'f ice. Monday night of last week at the nome or jvirs. bicmchbci, Mrs. Earl Briggs as co-hostes3. Roll call was answered by 'see and tell" of objects in the room. Plans were made for the fall flower show and tea held Friday, August 28. . , Mrs. Messenger was presented with a gift for perfect attendance last year. ... Committees appointed for next year are as follows: hospitality, Mrs. Claud Coats; membership, Mrs. Algy Taylor; publicity, Mrs. Briggs; birds, Mrs. Bishop; cem etery, Mrs. Zearl Gillespie; flow er show, Mrs. Carpenter; Inter bug, Mrs. Walter Hayes; wild flowers, Mrs. Allen; sunshine, Mrs. Root; garden therapy, Mrs. Wyss; bulbs, Mrs. Earwood; scrapbook, Mrs. Messenger. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Gillespie won prizes in a game "Name of the product" Mrs. Earwood received the door prize. The next meeting will be a potluck dinner at noon in Pen dleton at the home of Mrs. Nate Macomber September 21. Mrs. Roy Partlow and child ren Pat, Jim, Mike, Ricky and Joan, Mrs. La Vern Partlow and son Steve, and Mrs. Zoe Billings spent three days last week at Seaside and Portland. i Vicitrvra at thp home Or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schunk one day last week were Mrs. scnunms cousins, Cecile "Brownie" Hoyt of Denver, Colo., and Loye De Vore of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe and daughters Tarina, Cindy and Robin spent the week-end at North Powder visiting at the home of Lowe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren, and at tending a reunion of the Dall man family. Mrs. Eugene Gott (Toni Tay-lra-i nf Pnrtland visited three days last week at the home of her parents, Air. ana ivirs. may Tflylor Mr. and Mrs. Phil LaCombe visited in Ellensburg, Wn. re cently at the home of Mrs. La Combe's uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill. Mr. and Mrs. George Holder man and son Billie of Corvallis visited overnight last week at the hoiu or Airs, tioiaermans parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Seehafer. wra-lt frnm Mnnmnuth uhiiri Mr Park had been attending sum mer school. Visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorengel were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barber of Springfield and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mudd and family of Richland, Wn. Mrs. Jack Elcks and two child ren of Topango Canyon, Calif., spent last Saturday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bowman and family. Mr ami Mre J T rc Wiltiamc of Portland came last week to get their sons, Rocky and Ricky, wno had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Freeman and with their grandmother, Airs. Mary wiuiams or apay. Mr and Mr Jnhn Palprmn of Portland spent last week-end as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cody. Mrs I.Actr Tfalverann .if Omak, Wash., and Mrs. James waiKer iook tneir iatner l- l. Perry of Fossil to Portland last week ror a medical checkup. Mr inH Mrs WnvlanH Hv&ft and Theresa left Friday morning for Portland to visit with Mr. and Mrs Jna Wnrloln and tn attend the wedding of Janet Worlein to Donald A. Donison or oresnam. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schroeder, Mr. and Mrsr. Mark Jellick, and Mr. and Mrs. James Hulett spent the week-end at Welches near Mt HnnH Thv wero ifilnefl there by Mr. and Mrs. Wayland yau. Mrs. Lee Hickerson and family of LaGrande visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hat ter and family. Miss Susan Wright went to Portland Wednesday evening to spend the rest of the week visit ing her grandmother, Mrs. Hat tie Luper. Mrs. Ed Wham and daughters Vicki and Sally Schroeder spent Thursday and Friday in John Day. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Wham were business visitors to Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman and family and David Livell went to Stanfield to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Espinola and to bring home Joe Bowman who had spent several weeks with his grandparernts. Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Stephens of Wieser, Idaho, are visiting their children here this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Meadows wpnr tn Pendleton Sunday to i meet their daughters Belinda! and Diane who had been visiting relatives In Grove, Okla., during the summer. Mr. and Mrrs. Rodd Hastings returned home Sunday from fTenrvner where thev had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Vern- m Cecil, wniie mere, ineir grandson Steven had a hernia eDaired at the Heppner hospital last Wednesday. Mr. r4 Mr AilH CampUSI wrt tn l4t i!twi4y M dti-.tal re Ann M llfibl.M it 1VM land usir4 Ul 1r.uiU with Mr iM Ms t ::u M.U.-Wiu a. I it ik . iu Mtttit -l-ti and !' 4 IllitrtiUe jit Siui di ilinn MUiii with Mi sr..l M; J5.-i I-'" A' 1 IK .:i.4i.-' dviiir I lie wrtkmJ wre Mr and Mi tyu.v 1 1. -l ;.'( h4 Uii;Mf i4 ll-tiitii Mr Jvx owhii ai4 laii;H In Jan art-l lln U rrl Mon day an4 Tt-- at Laianle Mr an4 Mi Muii.e town .f lleiurr lUe4 liutvU neie .Valul Jj). Mr a4 Mi KrUf Collin an4 lamiS ! iVakildife -Iil erfa da li.-ie U wrrk llilir III rivU, The l .ilin wne linf klltu lrld. ni tbwf Hocvm Mt. fatal Mi tKHita Sff-itl wa gurt ttf mu at a pink and blue ahitwrt Ut ni.lay renintf J"ffmf Halt The titt IjM wa. attraillv wiih pin and blue UtnUt !. S-eii iorr gamei were played wiih winner l-in Mary Wood. Uu Wjjnrr, Carol Norn. an4 Vtiiinta Mallaioy The honor guii pen br many lovely CifU ait"l by her mother. Ml. lri:ai!i lloue, and her trandmoiher. Mr. Alilph Sthaeffer of Condon A Je" ek'elablc alud witii aMrted era. ker were ervel to the lare croup present by th' hfeiM- Viu'inU Sitton, lula n.mlng. MaMne Ttileme. Hetty B.nn. Beverly Hatter, and Thelma Hill Mr. and Mr. Grayson Gerard and mn c4 Lone I'me H-nt .sun dv vuiiir.fi with Mr. and Mr Ja.k Sitton and family. Mr. tier ard will teach the Uer foui trade at the Lone rine chlol this fall. Mr. and Mr. P.oer lloiiomon returned lat win-k-end frm their vacation trip to Kelowna. British Columbia. They had pone to Kelowna with Mr. and Mr. Glen Harjter of Pendleton and while there attended the SMh Annual International Kelowna lUjcatta. Mr an! Mr IV )I llul l-ll and family wrct lo lit lll' S..tutdj ta tel Ihttf Uulil.C Miltitl iliit bad h-II lillli( with Mr a4 Mt. 1 1 don laie. Mi Aible V and .lauj-hter Noitita l Iviituxl Ml rrl imi lflik. Kana whrin they had Itii Uillli lrlalle lol MMUl Wrrk. Ml an4 Mi Maik 54mp!e i4 JaikMXivtUe anivrxl rally Jialoi day to 1i m4 etia dn llt iit the .eil I SampU and O U Adam laiolUe Mr an4 Mi Silnkard wne lniii- liloi lo lne tal!a au4 lloikl inter on Satur day. Mi Opal Suihetlainl of Bole. Idaho wa a teent tutor with Mr and Mt Willi Wiu-ht W bile he wa here he and Mt Wiik-ll peiit erial Uj In IViiland Speudtni; lal wekrn4 with Mi. Beit Hv.r was Mr, i H. iil of Beaverton and he daughter Mr IU hard luUley of lieikley, California. Mathw Welcome Hm !Ua Mr. and Mr. Krte W. Mathew of eatile bec ame the parent of a Mm, Kile W, Jr.. on AuuuM l'. He welched ti lt. Till new member of the family I the rran.lvn of Mr. and Mr Dual Nlath.-u of KoMll and Mr. and Mi. Jame Z.-hner of lledmond. formerly of Kinzua Mr an4 Mr. Kudy r.hle and daughter n'nt several day heie Ut week with hi parent Mr. and Mr. Iul Khle. They went on to Sokaiie to vMt other relative accompanied by hi mother. The tutdeI.Hk club met at Jeffmore Hall Tuesday evening with Mm. Marilyn lUlley a host. es to the Rroup. Ill jf fi was won by Itita Bowman, low by Iktnnle l ampneii and noating vy imnmr Campbell and MarJ IWirlnC. TIiom present wre the winner and l:.sle Craham. Ada Shell, Marrle Ball. Vonnie Browntnj;. Virginia Sitton. Kathryn Klaek. VI SMnkarrd. and Margaret Me- Connell. Mr. and Mr. C. 1. Fnk and Mrs. Joe Brownlnfi were Heppner vln tor Wednesday afternoon. Mr andd Mi- Waller lan ietuiiteJ I'il4ay afternoon Imhii snki a. atU'M trip. Tbey apenl pait i4 lh lln In The lalle lot Walt to liav ine.ll.al alien lion and then In Itlan4 wher II. e iUile.1 iK.I.'tei llastlati, Mr and Mi. Iiank IM Metltl and Mise M.MI.h went to tukn Ul lilday whei Ih.-y did the anituil awMMie wmk mi lite W Met in mine. Mi and Mi II..U M Kyle an4 fll.iljr i-it U Week rod In Mattia on biulnes. thopplnB and itliit the t)4 Brown. Mr arwl Mia Hin Boton went to rilnevllU fUlurday whei they met Mr nd Mr. Taul Wtl.lvtel of flilvct Uka nd went fhln l l I'llnevlll pam nl lteetvolr, Mr. ami Mr. HUhatd Moill in,r and family went lo Soul Ijika Ul Sunday lo atteml a Stephen family reunion. Mia. Walter Basllan n J dauchter Kaien. Mr. Iavl4 Sit Ion. and Mi KHa SIHon spent We.lnes.lay In Heppner on bust ne and dln sne khopplnif J FOR (1) foil h CALIFORNIA vtsrr DISNEYLAND Attractive accommodation ju! minute from Disneyland and Knott lU rry Farm. All unlu hav f(r TV. air conditioning and heat. Spacious ground with heated pool, play and recreational area. Excellent restaurants and shop ping centers nearby. Credit cards honored. POLYNESIAN Motel til S. Brookburst INiHrtM. CAL. if FREE! UTT You'll Sec The West at its Best at the Saturday and Sunday, August 29 30 Rodeo Grounds, Heppner O Tops in Thrilling Entertainment O Featuring the Northwest's Best Cowboys O Spiced with Home Talent O Using the Best- of Rodeo Stock O Dramatic, Colorful I THREE GREAT SHOWS: Saturday or zip ona o p.m., jununy m .ju DON'T MISS THESE EVENTS: f fTsl Morrow County Horse Show, Friday wW Episcopal Church Barbecue, Saturday f J0 Rhea Creek Grange Fair Dinner Tonight (Thurs.) jpf MW Street Parade, 10 A. M., Saturday c3p7 H 't. Wrangler Cowboy Breakfast, 7-10 A. M Sunday &MM lysifeia laslm Electric Cap Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties
