Scholarship Girls
Appear on Program
The nrm at lit Brptl
mist tlul at Thursday, Sep
temlier Hi luncheon meeting,
was a r rt nf the activities !
two nf the recipient f the
Mholnrflitp ewarda Riven ly the
club lM Mrlnit
Unda Kckman. daughter f
the pavld Kckmana, received
the trade fwhmil rltlcnshlp
want and attended the l.tith
ran Bible thurch ramp near
Tolltfaii. the Iat wri'k In July.
This ramp wm attended ly
yminif eopl fnm both Oregon
and WaMilneton.
M.renri-I (Ueen, daughter of
the Herman tJrecn. wa chen
to attend Ctrl' State on the
campus f Willamette Unlvers
Ity, Sulrm,
(llrls .state la aponaored hy
tht state department of the
American 1-rglnn Ati Hillary.
Clrla are rhnaen from the Jun
ior rlac uf hlrh school of
the rnllre atate for a week cf
ntudv of the funrtlona ut atate,
county and local government.
They participate hy organising
the various department f "v
ernment imoni themselves
They have a week of active
campaigning and elections and
carry out the varloua funrtlona
of government by active par
ticipation. Mrs. Kckman and Mra. Green,
who were guests ut the flub
along with their daughter, were
welcomed and Introduced by
Mra. William Johnson, of the
program committee.
Grange Booster Night
Set for Saturday
The Rhea Creek Granite ladlca
met Tliumdav at the tJrange
hall for a nualneaa meeting and
a clean up day. with a otluck
luncheon at noon.
A booster nlcht la planned for
Saturday. September 2X at the
Crange hall. lcRlnnlng at 6:30
p.m. There will be a tK.tluck
nupper V Granger and friend,
with games and fun time to fol
low. Attending the work day were
Mm. I)oc Babb. Mm. Harold
Wrlifht. Mm. (rlan Wright. Mm.
William Bergstrom. Mm. Henry
Baker. Mm. Evelyn Farrcn. Mm.
Mary Wright. Mm. Hannah An
demon. Mm. Walter Wright. Mra.
Barton Clark. Mra. Cecil l.ud
kins, Mra. Kay Drake and Miss
Marilyn Bergstrom. Several men
were also on hand to aulut with
the clean up day.
The October meeting of the
Grange ladle will be held at
the home of Mm. Orlnn Wright.
There will be a otlurk lunch
eon at noon.
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MRS. DENNIS HERBISON. tha lonnaf Barbara Ann Blake, waa a
bride et Aufuit 2t. la a cbopel cammony lo CorrallU.
Miss Blake is Bride
Of Dennis Herbison
At Corvallis Chapel
Jcpsens Are Greeted
At Church Reception
Mr. and Mra. BUI Farra tret.
eled to HermlHton Sunday to at
tend the wedding of Mr. and
Mm. Keith Row at the Metho
dist church. The bride la the
former Judith Bennett, relatpd
to fmer residents here.
A lovely reception honoring
Mr. and Mm. Frank Jctmen (the
former Linda Franklini waa
held at the social rooma 01 uir
First Christian church In llcpp
ner on Sunday afternoon.
Friends and relatlvea grcetea
the ncwlvweds In rooma decor-
u.iih twiunnrts of fall COI-
or..i muma. t'lad. and dahllaa.
The lace rtvcred lea table waa
centered with a Injuquet of yel
low muma with green candle.
Mm. Walter Jepaen and Mm.
Fred llkln. Jr.. poured coffee
nnd Mra. Keith Re and Mm.
Carry Tullia aened the punh.
Cutting and aervlng the cake
were Mra. U. O. Nelwm and Mm.
I'aul Tewa. Carol HoltZ. niece
of the bridegroom, paaoed the
gueht book. Ml Virginia Jep-M-n
and Kathy lloltz asslatfd
with the gtfta.
Hoatetwei for the party were
Mm. Kotiert Bi-rgNtrom. Mm. Mary
lloltz. Mm. Kverctt Struokmcler.
Mra. John Jcpaen, and Mm. Anita
Stockard and Joan.
Rietmanns to Observe
Wedding Anniversary
An oH-n houae reception In
honor of Mr. and Mm. Vl-tor
Rletmann on their 4h wedding
anniversary will be held at the
lone homo of Mr. and Mra. Bill
Rletmann on Sunday. October 3.
All friend and relatives are
tntfit.. tn rait between the hours
of 3:(M and 5:00 p.m. and extend
greetings to the couple.
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MIn Barbara Ann Blake,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wll
lard Blake of Monmouth, and
formerly of lleppner, biiime the
bride f Ivnnla llerblaon. son of
Mra. t'velyn Herbison of Con
don and Wlllard llerblaon of
San FranclMco, Calif., at a
candlelight ceremony Saturday,
AuguM 2H, at the Chapel of the
;ood Samaritan church In Cor-
vaiiu.
1'erformlng the four o'clock
ceremony was Kather C. Bruce
Spencer of Coquille, and former
pastor of All SalnW Episcopal
church. Ihppner. Mary Neville
was the organist and al.so ac
companied Gordon Pratt, aolol.st,
when he sang "Whither Tliou
Gocsf and "Fcrfect Love."
Lighting the tapers before the
ceremony were Karen and
Kathy Blake, twin sisters of the
bride, wearing street length
isheath dretxm of pink satin.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride chose to wear
the wedding gown worn by her
auter. Mm. David Fitzgerald, at
her marriage last November.
The floor length gown was of
white nylon lace, fashioned
with scalloped boat neckline,
long sleeves extending to a
point at the wrist, and a tiered
bouffant sklrL Ik-r elbow length
Illusion veil was held in place
by a pearl tiara crown, and her
bridal bouquet was of pink rosebuds.
Mrs. David Fitzgerald was the
honor attendant for her sister.
She wore a pink satin floor
length dress with quilted skirt,
and carried a single white long
stemmed rose.
Bridesmaids were Miss Jenn
ifer Blake, sister of the bride,
and Miss Karen McCurdy, Miss
Patricia Van Winkle and Miss
Brcnda Barratt. Their dresses
were Identically styled to that
worn by the matron of honor.
Each carried a single white rose.
Little Sharon Blake attended
is flower girl and Brent Blake
served as ring bearer- Both are
cousins of the bride.
Attending as best man was
LcKoy Gardner. Ushers were
David Fitzgerald, Tom Van Hee,
Darrell Blake and Doug Du
buque. The couple greeted their
friends and relatives at a re
ception In the lounge room ol
the church immediately after
the ceremony.
Serving the wedding cake
were Mrs. Ardith Blake and
Mrs. Dorothy Barratt Pouring
were Jean Slewert and Bethai
llelnrlch, with Janet Barratt
passing the guest book, and
Tcrrl Fitzgerald and Peggy
Snyder presiding at the gift
table.
For going away, the new Mrs.
Herbison wore a bronze three
piece knit ensemble with black
accessories. They are now at
home at 169 Courtway Stree:,
Monmouth. Both will attend
Oregon College of Education
this year.
The bride was a member of
the 1965 graduating class of
lloppner High school.
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Many Enjoy Evening
At Public Cord Party
Manv persona wrw U win
ners Monday evening at th
card party apnorrd by tha Al
tar Society of the Catholic
church In tb parUh hall. Eight
tables of plnothl and als tab
lea of Uldg wer In play fol
lowing an right o'clm-k denwrt.
prlea In Plnorhlw play went
to Mm. Hubert WlIon. high;
Mm. BUI Kenny, second, and
Mm. Gar Swanvn. low. Prize
winner In Uidge were Mra.
Glen Ward, high; Mm. Pat O.
Brten. second, and Mrs. Lorlne
Ienetter, low. Mrs. Herman
Blettell won the traveling o.
rwichle prle. and Mm, Elaine
(irge the traveling bridge
prize. Holding the lu(kv tickets
for door prUea were Bill Karra
and Mrs. Martha Van Scholack.
Prltea were all home-baked
cakes, plea and pantries, fur
nlMhed bv mrmter of the Altar
Society. Proceeds from the eve.
nlng will help defray coming
expenses for the Smorgasbord,
planned for CXtoter 17.
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Public Installation
5et for Rainbow Girls
MIm Jants Baker, daughtrr of
Mr and Mrs flarrr.re fijkrr.
will I Installed the new wor
iliu .IlI4 t.t ttnth Atu-mMv.
frder r.f lUlntKJW f Girl. Sun
day arternoon, srptemoer m, at
2 . pm. In the lleppner Ma
aonlc hall.
installation will alao Include
other wly elect r1 offut-m.
with all members. Maaona anq
frlenda cdlaily invited to attend.
HUNTERS!
The Legion Auxiliary will
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for you at their sole at
Western Auto Store
ntlDAT. OCTOICB I
1:30 A.M.
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Drake Home Is Scene Of Family Gathering
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Drake last Mon
day and Tueaday were their
Kn. Raymond, and rnllJren,
Krr.ny and Marah. of C'ta-valha.
Vuuing frrn Saturday until
Tuesday was another aon, Un
aid, his wife. Shirley, and their
rM Hrrn. Kevin. J''n ar.i KriJy,
of Stockton. Calif.
Tamil dinner, plcnh? style,
held at the Drake home over
the Labor Day erk end Inrlud
ed the prrsence of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Drrke, Judy. lennl.
(liarMte and Joi. of RUh
land. Wit; Mr. and Mr. Inhj
U tvake. Suan. Alfrel. Ricky
nd tiwen. Mr. and Mrs. I'aul
Warren. Mike. Rtese, Matt and
iU ;. Lre irrivwr. all
of lleppner. Alo prem-nt ere
the ixm fwake family from
Btotkton, Calif.
NOTICE!
Residential lots in the new townsite
of the City of Boardman will go on
sale about October 5. Applications
are now being received at the Boord
man City Hall.
Interested persons may obtain fur
ther information there.
City of Boardman
Urban Renewal Agency
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