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6 KEPPNEIt CAIETTETIMCS. Thursday. 1 "T T. IS , x fc n, - ! J ji . L t'j i - i - 1. ... i . i i 5' : i . V y ; I ! Morrew County School Schedule F HI DAT. January Heppner llemcntary lh at . h. 2 M pm. Math Clt al Heppner Jr. High. II. i i'iicr High ItM H' t Pilot ttuk .ne High fc UHcride t l.ard man , At!i. ,!.. HM,"''fy v !"' rjemer.tarv at ! t 2.tt 7lh and Mti 1'anv at 4 . SATURDAY. January IVSales Heppner High Wall Wall, lone High v. Aathena. there. Math i'Um J tX) a m. MONDAT. January II I'matiH Morrow Elementary lone . l, ... ! l.titx.l lone Extension 1'Jementarv at I'nil 1:30. at TUESDAY. January It Morrow County District R I :" t Irrigon 7 3, WEDNESDAT. January 1 Semester Tents at Heppner High. THURSDAY. January Semever Tests at Heppner High. Semester T-u at lone High, TRIDAT. January IS Semester Tests at lone High St.mficld Ht:h at lone Mi:n. lone Klementan' at A. C. Hough ton 2 00 p m. SATURDAT, January IS Helm Hi:h at lone. KINZUA NEWS u r BOWLING Major Laju L 71 21W 2J 2.14 4.)'i -llener MRS. MELVIN EUGENE MARTIN (ShawUn EUn Hallo way) (fhoto by ruhf) Holloway-Martin Vows Exchanged In Holiday Church Selling in Albany MRS. JACK E, POLLUCK (formtrlT Mary Ann Johnson) (Dann s Photo Former Heppner Girl Exchanges Vows With Springfield Man in Eugene Miss Mary Ann Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence W. Johnson of Eugene, and former Heppner residents, be came the bride of Jack E- Pol lucl:, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Polluck of Springfield at a pretty winter wedding on Satur day, December 12. The double ring ceremony was solemnized at Central Luth eran church in Eugene, with the Rev. Olaf A. Anderson of ficiating at the 2 o'clock double ring ceremony. Baskets holding floral arrangements of pink an J white carnations accented with large white satin bows, and flanked by tapers in candelabra, provided an attractive setting for the formal ceremony. Entering on the arm of her father, the bride appeared in a lovely floor length gown of tier ed lace with satin overskht, fashioned with scalloped neck line and loni? sleeves. Her el bow length veil of illusion net was held in place by a lace crown. She carried a white Bible, topped with a bridal spray of orchid and sephenotis. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Miss Gail Hoskins, Heppner. Bride sraalds were Misses Martha Peterson, Hepp ner. and Randie Shuster, Spring field. The attendants wore match ing gowns of cranberry red sat in brocade, fashioned with bell- shaped skirts, with matching bow hats and shoes. They car ried bouquets of pink and white chrysanthemums. Frower girl was Jerri Agee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Agee of Heppner, and ring bear er was Larry Shults of Eugens. Serving as best man was Bob CNeil of Springfield. Ushers were Alvin Bean, Albany, and Jim Shults, Eugene. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Johnson chose to wear a Cold brocade afternoon dress with matching coat and access ories. Mrs. Polluck, mother of the groom, wore a sea green suit with complimenting brown ac cessories. Friends and relatives greeted tre couple at a reception which followpd immediately in ths church parlors, and another re ception was held that evening for the couple at the American Legion hall in Springfield. A tiered wedding cake center ed the serving table with car nations and candles adding at tractive decorations. Serving were Miss Emlee Ehrichs of Cor vallis. pouring coffee; Mrs- Mike Obeiman of Eugene, pouring Ui3 punch, and Mrs. Clint Agee of Heppner and Mrs. Jim Shults of Eugene, cutting and serving the cake. After a honeymoon trip to California, the couple is now at homo at 1446 Main Street in Springfield. The new bride, who was a member of the graduating class f t Heppner High school in 196 i, is now attending the Eugene Business Colleee. Her parents inoved frorm Heppner to EUgene last summer, where Mr. Johnson has a position with the city school system. The bridegroom attended Ore gon Technical Institute in Klam ath Falls, and was stationed for two years in Giessen, Germany, while serving in the army. He is presently employed at North west Natural Gas Co. in Spring- By VIRGINIA KELSO KINZUA Mr. and Mrs. Soott Reed of Bend were guests last Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Mod lock. Mr nnH Mr Slim Rhoton re turned home Sundav from The Dalles where Mr. Rhoton had , been undergoing treatment for a hmkon shoulder. Mr. Rhoton . was able to return to work Mon-, day. Jack Sitton was In Walla Walla from Wednesday until Saturday for medical attenaion. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hollomon and daughters of Hermlston spent Saturday here visiting with , i Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hollomon. i They had been attending a family I i cot together at Mrs. uonomon parents. Mr. and Mrs field. Out of state guests includt-d ..u. auu tilS. niillSH i.iuaiu. r - Parshal. N. D.; Mr. and Mrs. rm? oi ross.ii. Oliver Stump. Seattle, Wn.; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rhodes had Mabel Nordstrom. Seattle. Wn., word from their son Rudy that and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Winters, their home in Portland had been Carbersville, Calif. 'damaged by the recent high Miss Emlee Echrlchs. Corvallu: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sutherland. Cottage Grove: Mrs. Judy Rey nolds, Reedsport; Mrs. Deanna Vike, Albany: Bob Sherwood. The Dalles, Mrs. Jan Agee, Heppner. Hardman News HARDMAN Christmas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dar old Hams and family were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDonald and family and Jay Ball of Heppner. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hams for Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Vester Hams ana family of lone. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens on Christmas Eve were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brenda and Larry of Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Leathers called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDaniel last Wednes Ha v Glen Walker of Pendleton came after Mrs. Charlotte Walk or an a Rnnnl KpsspM on Decern ber 23 and took them to spend the week visiting with friends anH rplativps in Pendleton. To gether for Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walker and son. Mrs. Betty Gentry and chil Hron Mn Waikpr and Ronnie. Mr and Mrs. Adrian Bechdolt wprc visitors in Fenoieion last ThnroHav . - ... Garv Ball of Heppner spent New Year's eve visiting Jimmy Hams. . , - Sharon Hams visited with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Will iam Cunningham, last Thursday night in Heppner. Miss Edna Harnar oi neppner visited Mrs. Charlotte Walker anri Ron nip Kessell on bunday Mr anH Mrs. J. E. Hams spent 1pw Year's Dav visitine at the home of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vester Hams in Tnno Alta Stevens spent last Tues day evening with her uncle and aimt Mr. anri Mrs. Kinard Mc- Duniol in Hpnnnpr. and also visited her father, John Stevens In the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens and Jolean spent New Year's Day with Mrs. Stevens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brenda and Larry in Ppnrtlpfnn Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McDaniel and sons of Monument were in Hardman Saturday where tney were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ram MnDaniel. Mrs. Cecil McDaniel and daughter Ginger are reportedly on tne sick list with the mumps. The Hardman community was saddened by two funerals here on Saturday. One was for Leslie Bleakman who was born and raised in this community and passed away in Montana. The other for Oscil Inskeep, also raised here, had been living on a ranch at Othello, Wn., and died in a Washington hospital. Neith er man was married. When you patronize Gazette- Times advertisers, you help main, a better DaDer. Tell them you saw it in the Gazette-Times. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn and family of The Dalles visited Sat urday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Hastings were in Heppner over the week end on business. They brought home a new pickup. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts and j family of Newman, California, arrived last Sunday to visit rela tives here. They had been delay ed enroute by high water and wash outs. Bill is on leave from the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wall and John and Mrs. Victoria Bible went to Portland Monday on business and for Mrs. Bible to return to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reavls have returned home from Hepp ner where Mr. Reavis received treatment for his arm which was injured when his pickup left the road here in Kinzua. Jerry Williamson who is sta tioned with the Navy in Paris, arA his mnthsr Mrs HarnM Wil. liamson of John Day spent Sun day and Monday of last week here visitin? Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Campbell. Other visitors at the Campbell home were Mr. and Mrs. Averv Campbell of Prine- ville. Mr anri Mrs. Clarence Woods and Max took Mr. and Mrs. Cal vin Brooks to The Dalles Monday of last week where they got transportation on to their home in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wham and loitrrhtor Viflrl snpnf from Thnrsrlav until Sundav visitinU relatives at Lake Oswego. Mr. and Mrs. Harian senroeaer anrt familv were business visit ors to John Day Saturday. Louis Lorengel received a broken rib Thursday evening tuhon ha elinrtpri on ffv KtPnS at the John Meadows home. He was taken to Condon for treatment. Former Kinzua Mem Dies rv intprpsr to former residents of Kinzua was the report of the death of Clarence Merle Brown, known as Bull Brown. Mr. Brown passed away December 24 in L.a Grande and his services were held in Portland December 28 with interment at Rose City Cemetery. One carload of students leav- (nir fn. cnmnil Iprm in rnllppp Sunday from Heppner was filled tn nnnrirv infludintr five Stu dents and their luggage. In the group were Marina uonercy, University of Portland; Roger Dohertv. Laura Sumner, Ann Jones and Ann Lindsell, al of the University of Oregon. Miss Lindsell was a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dohertv during the holidays. L. E. Bisbee left last Thursday to spend the winter months In Waldport at the home of his daughter. Miss Katherine Bisbee, who is a teacher in the Wald port schools. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Blake of Kpnr Wash . and Mr and Mrs. Gary Jones with their children, Hollw anri Ciiv. returned to their homes last Tuesday, after spend ing the Christmas holiday with the Paul Jones family. ION E One of the attractive weddings of the Christmas sea son wan held on Saturday night. December 19, at 7: at White spears United Presbyterian church in Albany, when Miss Shawlene Ellen Holloway. Al bany, repeated her nuptial vows at a double ring ceremony with Melvin Eugene Martin. lone. The Rev. Ralph Hawthorne, pastor of the church, read the service In the presence of more than 200 wedding guests. Mr. and Mrs. Roy re C. Hollo way. Albanv. are parents of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin. lone are the bridegroom's parents. The bridal aisle was marked with pink bows centered with sprigs of holly. Two baskets of ithemums witn pinn oows hollv nn Ihp altar. lormctl 'sotting. Adding to the effective ness of the backgrounu was a large Christmas tree and four candelabra bearing pink candles. Pink bows also were used on the candelabra. Music for the ceremony was sung by a quartet comprised of John Carnegie, John Norby. Wil liam Giebel and Bruce MtFarl ing who are all fraternity broth ers of the bridegroom. Layton Arnold, cousin of the bride, sang. "The Wedding Prayer." Oren Hornback was the organist. The bride came down the aisle on the arm of her father and was attired In a white floor length satin brocade gown featuring an inset at the midriff with floral design bead work of pearls and rrvstals The bell shaped skirt had a detachable train. A petal .nt toil r,f cilk illusion was fas- ncH tn a rnse riesien headpiece sh rarriprl a nosecav of red rosebuds with a cascade of red streamers. Mrs. Arthur Martinak of Scio. matron of honor, was dressed In r,hv toA full Ipncth pown with a bell -shaped skirt and a Dior rose at the bodice, ane carried a nosegay of pink rosebuds and pink carnations. On her hair she wore a matching rose design headpiece. Bridesmaids were Miss Karen Mackle. Portland, Miss Barbara Lowman, Westfir. and Miss Bar bara Coffin. Albany. Their dresses, accessories, and flowers matched those of the matron of honor. Sally Sumner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sumner of Hepp ner, wearing a pink floor length dress and carrying a basket of holly, was the flower girl. Ralph Martin was tne Desi man for his brother and ushers were Roger Averit, roster; rai- rick Keeley, Neotsu, both frat ernity brothers of the bridegroom, and Phillip Emert, jr. oi aaiem. Groomsmen were Roger Mink, of Salem and Albert Kasahara of Canby. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Holloway wore a dress of champagne lace with tiered skirt and matching accessories and a pink hat. Her corsage was of pink baby rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother wore a gold brocade dress with match ing walking Jacket, beige acces sories and a pink baby rosebud corsage. , After the ceremony tne orioai couple greeted their guests at a reception held in the church par lors. Sprays of flocked greenery adorned with red bells and bows were used on the pillars through out the room. On the bride's table was the tiered wedding cake with pink spiral candles in silver candle holders. Mrs. Arnold Holloway of Hills, boro. sister-in-law of the bride, served the punch and Miss Jean Martin, sister of the bridegroom, poured the coffee. Mrs. Kusscll Knichten served as hostess at the reception and cutting the cake were Mrs. Clayton Mann, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Clifford Beach, also a cousin of the bride. The ncwlywcds left on a wed ding trip to the Oregon coast. The bride wore a red textured wool suit with black accessories and a white corsage. i The bride Is a graduate of Al bany High school and served ns Linn County Dairy Princess. She j f t..n.l.wl fifonnn citato l!nlvcr. I anu'.itv for tun vears and Mt-rritt the n.-ivis Krhotil of Commerce. The bridegroom was craduted from , lone High school and Oregon State University In agricultural ! engineering. He Is a member of , Acacia fraternity and Alpha eta , agriculture honorary. Honored guests were: Mr. and; Mrs. Ralph Horton of Dallas; ! grandparents of the bridegroom; ! Mrs. Emma Arnold of Lebanon, i grandmother of the bride; and Miss Marie Martin of Oregon City, aunt of the bridegroom. Guests came from Roscburg, Portland Snrincrf ield. Westfir. and central valley points. roor weamer conauions nt-pi many friends from here from at tending the ceremony. Team " U irt n Oil Co 'P M ll.-l-nir Cleaner Jt llt-ppncr HatUr Shi 4J Inland t hem Service Heppner I lk jM IVli-l t'ul.t Turner. Van Matter 0 nd Hryanl Itcpptier Auto Sales 1 1 1 IVam Cam mi v iiu-h Team Scr ! i-iiin-r Auto Sales, Cm; HlKh Individual Came FiU Cut-forth. .t; High Imllvdlual Seiiea Krlt Cutsorth.M:i. Blue Mountain Wagon Wheel 4 0 Kulmann's Hardware .1 1 klnu.i Corp. 3 I Central Maiket 3 1 tt' r'tecirle I 3 Ford's Tire Service 1 3 II M Construction 1 3 ;au o 4 High Ind. nm-lim Ball. 2.'W; High Ind Series Carol Mil l.r v-h llleh Team Series Rlet- jnia'nn's '.'.'00; High Team Game I.tt r levirie. Commercial St. Patrick's WC Country Club Hank of E. Oregon A. I- Daggett. Dlit. UK)K Card tier's Men's Wear Heppner Studs Klrst Natl. Hank High Ind. Game Bill Slewert. 211; High Ind. Series i;ne Doh ertv. fx); Hlch Team Game l(HF. 1022; High Team Series St. Patrick's, TAX. 4 0 4 0 3 1 3 1 1 3 1 3 0 4 O 4 mid Hi v ant leOngbm ml Co M C. Grain Glowers j rJevtilc Kiiitia Corp. luixiitw's Maiket .1 30 3f 31 31 .VI 31 31 3:i 5 M in. -i. tn. I Cami- Mafce Ilk- man. 4!M, High Ind. fx lle Ve ta Kilkenny. 4m. High Team Came LattdV Variety. tl; High Team Setles Ijiltds Va riety, liTl nata Maor PailtM-rir Much. Ijilnls Variety Turner, Van Matter and llryant Islington Co t)p Grain Growers I .nil s Electric Klnua Corp. lillfctow'N High Ind II. n-..lniii 1IH: Veta Kllgenny. 4Si: High Team Came Paillnrg Machin ery. N'; Ilik'h Team Series Pad Iht Machinery, 2377. 4rt lit 40 3H 2d 37 27 32 32 :m 3t 5 .VJ flame Carolyn lllch Ind. rW-rles Thuiday Nlqht Ladies 50 3". 35 2MS M 2 22 11 10 20W 25 34 4o riesta Womea's Major Name of Team W I. 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(Inside, that is) Since Tou Can't Cet Out Anyway I WE SELL A COMPLETE LINE OF DUTCH BOY PAINTS AND ALL ACCESSORIES Anderson's Builders Supply Ph. 676-9427 Heppner In Heppner on Saturday to at tend the funeral services held for Ttelin Rlpakman wpre Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jinkinson, Carson, Wn., Rho Bleakman and irann iiow- ell, both from Monument. Family members enjoying Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Keene were Mr. and Mrs. Carston Brandhagen and Keene, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Mc- Parron anH fr. and Mrs. Ted Reed of Spokane. Washington. Holiday quests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones were their son-in-law and daughter from Toppenish, Wn., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray beal, aid their daughter from Indianapolis. Ind.. Miss ixma Mae Jones. Little Things that Count! 1 1 Like, ART POINT wedding invitations! One of the most Im portant little details which are necessary to make your wedding a success. Art Point invitations are always socially correct in every detail, you will be proud to send them to your friends as it marks you as a person of extreme good taste. A price and a style for every bride-to-be; from $14.95 for 100 and up! Reception or At Home footnotes on the wedding no extra charge. Let our Society Editor have all the details about your wed ding plans. Til 01 'ette-Times
