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MR. AND MRS. ARCHIE BALI. JR.. hown cutting thlr wedding
raki at th roptKn following thlr wvddin? Sptntbr S ot
th rt"t Christian church. Th bitd U th tormtt Diana
Moot fulUton. (Lyons Photo)
Diana Fulleton Weds Archie Ball, Jr.
In Impressive Fall Church Ceremony
The marriage of M I i.i n.i
Marie Kulltn. daughter of Mr.
an I Mr Hoiiv It. KullHon. to
An hit (. IUI1. Jr, n of Mr and
Mm. Anhle 1UII. Sr . all of I l-f -
inter, H4i soiemnien ai an nn
ir-lve m'nilntj cvtemony Sat
unUv. S liti-nilx-r f. at tin FtrM
ChMMI.in thimh, Ilifier IH
clutini: at tfie iloulilo rlnj; tvte
im ny h thr lt v. I-n U. Hh-
tmi k.
an all whlli- tinckiTouinl of white
t.injriU holillni; wlillf K'''li"il
an-rntrd with wliili- Imiw, and
flanked hy Mtidi latx-rs In
candlrabra.
The liride. i:lwn In marriage
hy Iht fultirr. wm lovrly in a
traditional white floor length
cnwn of whitf nylon, with lae
tritumlnn the tin kllmi and tlirce
qUitrtrr letik'th itleevew. Iler waist
Irri'th illuMlon veil tell from a
tlara auwn of nerd ix'arN. Shr
carried a bridal bouquet of white
ruse entwined by trailing ivy.
Maid of honor was Ml.vt Vlr
elrtla Moore, whool cla;i.smate.
N-rvlnK an bridesmaid were
Ml Shannon Mahoney, rousln
of the KfM,m M'- Uru1''
Moer, both of lleppner.
The attendants wore matthlnj;
Mreel lenk'th yowni of lavendar
hrneadtf natln with net txidkv
anl lavendar headdrejo.es held
In place by wnnll white rhryxan
thnn ii mH. They carried matching
nnn bouquets of white spider
chrysanthemums.
Lighting the tapers before the
ceremony were Kuby and Becky I
Ku leton. ulsters or the inn
Their dresses were of lavendar
tafteta, fashioned similar to the
other attendants.
Flower girl was Rene Flack,
niece of the groom, wearing a
full skirted dress In light laven
dar taffeta. Lonnle Kill leton, of
Vale and cousin of the bride,
served as ring bearer.
Attending as best man was
Itobert Mahoney, cousin of the
croom. Ushers were Bruce Moyer,
(Jary Van Blokland. clnssmates
of the groom, and Nat Webb of
VVella Walla.
Organist for the ceremony was
Mrs. VirL'Inla Turner, who also
accompanied Mrs. Fred Ilosklns,
Golden Anniversary
Of Raymond Drakes
Marked at Reception
bona H I Mr. and Mr. Umnd K.
If-ki rh lrU! Il.rir Tin n
iUy. Ni trii.Ur li, with a fatnlly
ctiiuter in Ititir balk yard and a
rittin hi Hie :lia (ink
tmiid K'rith Drake and
I'rKinfl to liirrinr WrU;M Were
n.atfied .NiArtntH-r " H, at
liii'h iiim In Kalem. Ori-t'tin. at
tl.e l.lldf" hoiri, ri-rnt V)
t mi f..f the we.l.linif snd
a I to at Ihlf family dinner ai.d
-4'.ion weii Mr T. K tJlven,
and S II WrU'ht. Si-.kane, Wn ,
t -1 -r anil I tfUii-r i.f Mr. Jiruke;
Mis. Jot Wright. Vancouver,
VVfi. Kter In I w of Mi IWake,
Mr. Inake'a twin brtithers.
... . a
en iae til lone, ami lA-u
Mlnke of IIihhI Itlver.
! tHrr inetntei of ttie fam
Illy weie .fi-Miit i eat filmic
le (Itliliir In the Drake' hark
)ard. A tx-auliful nuntiy day and
a Jaid of lovely wwinl flow
er made the H-rfit M tting for
the m i ii Moo that wu attended
bv the five (trake ihlldren Nlid
In of the 22 graridchlldren. Tin
ie Mr. an! Mr. Kaymond
iHake. Jr., Keith, Kenny and
Match, ('orvallu; Mr and Mrs.
Ik.k.iI.I K. !rake, Kevin, Jon,
land Kellv. !-to-Mon. Calif; Mr.
jsml Mil. Claude W. Iirake,
;( laudla, Judy. Ia nnis, Charlotte
and Joc, Kenni'wlrk, Wn ; Mr.
ami Mr. Douglas Drake, Sunn,
I Alfred, tlwendolyn and Buky;
Mr. and Mr. I'aul Warren, Mike.
Steve, Matt and Joan, all of
llrtl'Mir
Other relatives attending from
out of town Included Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Clauen. Salem;
Mrs. J. B Wheir. Hood River;
Mr and tM. Ted Mohr. Dick
ami Jay, h'ugene; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Furno. Suan and Janet,
and Mr. Frank Nikcs. all from
Vancouver. Wn.. and Mrs. Tom
Hrlftaln of Kennewkk, Wn.
A public reception honoring
the coldenweds was given bv
nt.,nlii.r ,f Ihi Ifhi-.'i f're4K
Cnni'i at the (iranire hall fol- I
lowim; Ihe dinner.
A beautiful three tiered wed
ding cake topped with gold
hells and decorated with pink
and white Icing was cut bv Mr.
and Mrs. Drake. A color scheme
of gold, pink and white was
carried out in the table decor
ations, tapers and flowers
throughout the room. Serving
the cake were Mrs. Tuul Warren
and Mrs. T. K. Civen with Mrs.
Raymond Drake. Jr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Drake pouring the
punch, tea and coffin. Others
presiding at the refreshment
table during the afternoon were
Mrs. Donald Drake, Mrs. Claude
Irake, Mrs. Charles Furno. Mrs.
Frank Sikes. Mrs. S. K. Wright.
Mrs. Ted Mohr, Mrs. Walter
(laussen. Mrs. Tom Brittain,
Mrs. Floyd Bull and Mrs. Cleo
Drake. Susan. Claudia and Judy
CoihiV Cvvnls
FRIDAT. Sptmbr II
bakafca, IOOT ball. I
football ion, lUppaar -.
Caadoa. I p-m.
MONDAT. StpltmbM II
Chamber of Cotnmtrc, Wagoa
WbmL noon.
Order of Rainbow for GUIs.
Mcuonur haJL, 7; JO xym.
Arnorican Litoii fubUc Cud
raily. Llon hall. I p.m.
WCDMCSUAT. &ntmbf 23
Annual fTA Toachors Rocrp
lion, htqb acnool multl purpoM
room. I p.m.
Odd relJow. IOOr hall. p-rn.
THURSDAT. Septambor 24
SoroptunUU. noon.
Houghton Entertains
County School Heads
Tutting aide business whlth
Ukually oeeutle the regular
meetings of tlie Morrow county
m hoi lard. an Informal gi t
aciiualnteil party was enjoyed
bv the group at the A C. Hough
ton w hinl In Irrlgon last Thur
day evening.
All county Ixtard members
and administrators of the coun
ty schools were present for a
watermelon feed, combined with
v in! ting and Ihe opportunity tu
tKt-ome better acquainted. Mak
ing arrangement for the affair
were lion Daniels. Klverslde prin
cipal, and Michael Tolar, prin
cipal at A. C. Houghton.
Mrs. Nickcrson Gives
Historical Review
Since Club's Charter
Tracing the past fiUtorv of the
SoroptlrnUt tlub of llrt.pner
proved iKth interesting ana no.
laL'tc tu old and r.w rttemlera
at their uiuhrn n.e-ting last
1 hursday.
Pfe rr.rrr.!rr tA tr.o ciwO, ft
viewed outstanding events, be.
ginning with the flubs firl in
ktallation and charter dinner on
Saturday, April lo. Wis. In the
American Legion hall. There
lit',,, 'fi -l,iirl.. r.w.nlki.f . Intl.
lated. under the aixmsorshlp of
uir rwiM'immiM riun oi iiaurr,
with several ktill holding active,
lift f.r kiiht tk Inl t if m.fTltf.ri.hiiiift
A wide variety of civic and youth
irojis-ts were reviewen, urttig
ne back tdcasar.t memories and
verifying ears of active club
memt-ershlp. Many youth pro
jects have become traditional.
Discussion was held on trans
porting the club's float to Ten
dleton for the Dress-Up jwsrade
Saturday night as public ser-
ice. In restwinse t tiartic ltatton
of so many lindlcton and out-
Ide entries In our own iarale.
( K'enuH-lncf thi IransfMrtrtlr.ff
were Mrs. Jim Hager and Mis.
keia i7iomas. inc iioai was
udged first among service org-
nuations entered and me ciua
kill receive a trophy s an
ward.
Mrs. Wes Sherman, president
HErFNER CAZrTTC TIMES. Taufsdar. gaptasahof IT. IH4
encouraged a number of mem
bers lo attend the annual Dis
trict 2 meeting; of th North.
wetern leginn In Ontario on
September ;i and 27, to b held
at the Moorn Hotel.
I'lana are underway (or the
rlub to ! I soruoring organ
latlnn for ttio M-iund Ualo
Carnegie Course In lleppner, to
mart sometime In Ottotwr under
Die leadership of hoft tarh. A
course was suc-rssfullv com
pleted In the spring with 23
graduates. sme wno were un
able to attend the first aessiun
have espreed a detre fur
sect.nd rtrtirae. Contacts will be
made with people of the com
munlty to attend an initial dem
onstration merting. and anuie
wuttlng llilortnution may nn
lad Mrs. Mierman. Mrs. Matt
Hughes, Mrs ItiiU-e Fullrtun,
Mi, hill iollin or Mrs. td
tionty,
Tell the adver!r ou saw It
In the Gatette-Tlmea.
AMERICAN LEGION
CARD PARTY
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
8 P.M.
Legion Hall, Heppner
Bridge and Pinochle
REFRESHMENTS SERVED
"Through the Years," and "Wed
du e I'rayer."
For her daughter's wedding,
Mr. Fulleton hoe to wear a
M Ire uit w ith brown accessories
and t white orchid corsage. Mrs
Ball, mother of the groom, ap
h an d In an autumn gold dress
with green aitissortes and a
white orchid corsage.
The couple greeted their many
frli-mls and relatives at a recep
tion Immediately following in
the church parlors. Decorations
in the bride's table and about
the room carried out the laven
dar and white color scheme chos
en for the wedding.
A beautifully ibi-orated 3 tier
ed wedding cake, topped with
miniature bride anil groom In Drake were In charge of the
front of a heart of lace, centered
the serving table. After the tradi
tional cutting of the first piece
by the bridal couple, It was cut
and served by Mrs. La Verne Van
Marter. Jr.. and Mrs. Roger Stel
cer. I'ortianu. ooin sisters or inn
croom. anu Mrs. mick funeion
Vale, aunt ot tne urine.
1'ouring were Mrs. James Haw
lev. Vale, and Mrs. Fenny Fulle
ton. Qulncy, Wn., both aunts of
the bride.
Attending the gift table were
Mrs. One Hall. Lexington, and
Karen and Barbara Fulleton
Vale, cousins of the bride. Judy
Fulleton. Vale, cousin of the
bride, presided at the guest book.
.... a V. - ...I....I Un.., l.wt
with dark lavendar ribbon, and
the small cnxim'i cakes were
Rubv and Becky Fulleton.
For colngaway the bride's
ensemble was a dark grey wool
suit with white accessories and
white rosebud corsage. They left
immediately for a wedding, trip
to Canada.
Both of the newlyweds will
enroll at Blue Mountain Com
munity college with the start of
the fall term, and will be at
home at 119 N. W. 6th In Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Olls-or Creswick.
now of Portland, were visiting
Hcnpner friends Monday and
Tuesday. During the next two
will oe in Mivenon
weeks thov
taklni? care of a mortuary while
Jr., when she sang the numbers, the owners are on vacation.
truest book
Miss Theresa Tucker, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kldon
Tucker of lone, sane "Oh
Promise Me" and "Somewhere A
Voice Is Calling." songs that
were sung at the wedding 50
years ago. Also during the short
program the Drake children ana
their families were introduced
and asked to stand.
For this occasion Mrs. Drake
chose to wear an off-white silk
dress detailed with a jacket and
nlnk accessories. She and her
dauehtcr. Mrs. Paul Warren,
wore identical pink rosebud cor
sa pes.
The reception room was decor
ated with many beautiful plants
and cut flowers from friends and
relatives.
Friends attending from out of
town were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Bull. Milton-Freewater; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bennett. Condon;
Mrs. Fav George. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Scrlvner and Diane, all
of Portland, and Mrs. Bob Run
nlon of Boise, Idaho.
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Couple Repeats Vows
In Idaho Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer,
Lexington, announce the recent
marriage of their son, Joe, to
Miss Kianie Gaarsland of lone
on Friday, August 21, at Weiser,
Idaho. The new Mrs. Palmer is
the daughter of Mrs. Ray Smith.
Baker, and Joe Gaarsland of
lone.
Attending the wedding were
the parents of the groom, and
his brother, Mike, also the
mother of the bride and her
brother, John, of Baker.
The young people are now
living In Heppner where Palmer
is employed at the Kinzua mill.
Palmer was a graduate of lone
High school in the class of 1962.
Fulleton Relatives
Here for Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Rolce Fulleton
and fumily had several out-of-town
relatives as guests over
the Labor Day week-end, coming
to attend the wedding of Diana
Fulleton and Archie Ball, Jr., on
Saturday, September 5.
Coming from a distance wore
Mrs. Frank Fulleton, grandmoth
er of the bride, Mr. and Mrs.
James Hawley and Mr. and Mrs.
Mick Fulleton and family, all of
vaie; Airs, t'enny Fulleton, Pat,
Jim and Joe, Quincy, Wn., and
G. O. Barager, grandfather of the
bride, of Los Angeles.
Elder Glen Mechanv branch
president of the LDS church in
Heppner attended a church
quarterly conference In Rich
land on Saturday and Sunday.
He was accompanied by Loren
Bade of Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Watkins.
Gary and Christy, spent several
days over Labor Day week-end
boating and visiting Mrs. Wat
kins' brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wislev. at
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