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BHDETY Vicki Benson Bride Of Kenneth Miller At Church Ceremony K!NZUA-Klimw Community Churoh wai the setting Snttir rtav afternoon, June 18 for the weddlnc of MIm Vl k Ann Urn win, dnumMer of Mr. ind Mm, Stanley Benson, to Kenneth Charles Miller, son of Mr. and Mr. Vernon Miller of FomII. The candlelight, double ring service wax performed hy Rev. Kdwln Derrick before the altar that was flanked bv tall baa. kcts of yellow gladiolus and white Esther Reed daisies. The bride, escorted to tho al tar by her father, was beauti ful In a full length bouffant wedding K"wn of white chuntll ly low, fashioned with fitted bodice with scallops of the lace formliiR a arooped neckline. Her fingertip lennth veil wan held In plnce by a pearl headdress and she carried an arrangement of Esther Keed dalatea. Maid of honor wit Mtsa Betty Robinson of Fossil, with two cousins of the bride, Mis Tlppl Ann Lacy and MIm Jackie rick are of Welser, Idaho, as brides maldN, They wore Identical floor length kuwim of yellow-gold brocade aatln and carried flow er balla of daisies with white salin streamers. Their face veil were held In place by daisies. Flower gtrU were Sht-llle and NU-kl Butler of Mayville, cous in of the groom. They wore yellow and white and carried buskct of dalaiea. Carrying the riiiga on a white aatln pillow wus Robin Miller of Condon, Candle lighters were Debbie ii ml Laura Stephena of Condon, iiitotliiM of the brido who wore white nylon dresses with white accessories. Kobert Mlsener of Portland served as best man with Steven llcnson anil tean Couture us ushcin. The bride's mother wore beige luce with brown accessories, and the groom's mother chose blue, with blue and white ac reaaortea, Both had corsages of vcllow daisies. In charge of the guest book waa Miss Hetty Schroedcr with Miss Cletv Met'ulloch presiding at the gift table. Traditional wedding music waa played bv Mrs. Kobert Kel- Portland Girl Tells Betrothal to Doherty The engagement of Mlaa Anne Lewis LlnUsell to 2nd Lieut. Ix-n-nla I). Doherty, aon of Mr. and Mr. Bernard J Ioherty of Hep pner, waa announced on Satur day, June 1H, by her parent, Mr. and Mm. William C. Llndscll, Jr., of Portland. The bride-elect la a aenlor at the Unlveialty of Oregon and a member of Gamma Phi Beta. I.leut. Doherty, a graduate of the University of Oregon and a member of Kappa Sigma, has Juht returned from duty In South Korea, and will be atationed at the Si k n ft I Corpa headquarter of the U. S. Army In Washington, D. C. No date haa been act lor the wedding, Mrs. Bili Johnson la expected home late this week from Fort Laudeidale, Florida, where ah waa called two weeks ago by the serious Illness of her fauicr, C. K. Iluglu-H. Late reports Indicate Improvement In his condition. Besides h c r parents, ahc has visited several otlusr relatives who live In the surrounding areas. so who also accompanied Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Freeman and Mrs. Dale Wfrlght when they sang "Always" and 'The Twelfth of Never". The reception was held in the church annex with the flowers and appointments following the yellow and white color scheme. The four-tiered wedding cake topN'd by wedding bells waa baked and decorated by Mrs. Hubert Mlsener of Fossil. After the first slice waa cut and shared by tiie bride and groom, the cake was cut and served by Mrs. Barbara Potter. Mlsa Shar on Ma lie poured coffee and Miss Allison Mi-Hue served the punch. The young couple left for Portland where they will make their home. The new Mrs. Mill er chase for traveling a pink linen sheath with matching on nt and white accessories. Both Mr. and Mrs. Miller are graduates of Wheeler High school and Kenneth Is now em ployed In Portland by Allstate Insurance Co. Now you can SAVE 25 FOR A LIMITED TIME ON WONDERFUL PAUL BOWLS IN GORHAM SILVERPLATE So decorative, so useful Own. 4 Mi JC7 5.20 ' Reg 0 98 Diam. B' r7 5.95 . Rg. eas . Otrnn. evk- 7.45 Rg. 9 09 Dm. 8" C 995 Rog. 13 SO CNm. try 1195 "r Weo. 16.99 0.m. J0V4- xy 17.05 1T5 na. 22.78 v Dlm. 1 2" J 25.50 Mrs. Heliker Hosts June Club Meeting At Mountain Cabin lone Garden Club met at the mountain home of Mrs. Vlda Heliker for its traditional June meeting, which Includes pot- luck dinner and Installation or new officer. The dinner consisted of a variety of dishes prepared with herbs. For roll call, members were asked to tell what their dlshea were and the herb used to season It, and If possl b 1 e give the recipe, Mrs. Meiiker served as instal ling officer during ceremonies following the dinner. Officers for the coming ytar are Mrs. C. ('. Jones, chairman; Mrs. Carry Tullis, vice-chairman; Mrs, Jim Johnson, secretary, and Mrs. Bill Rawlins, treasurer. It was announced that Mrs. OmHr Itletmann would attend the state convention In Klam ath Falls as a delegate, and Mrs. F. T. Martin as the sec ond delegate. Knloylng the afternoon to gether were Mrs. Wallace Wolff, Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, Mrs. Tul lis, Mrs. Kay MeCarty. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Jo Huston, Mrs. Fannie Griffith, Mrs. Ernest Chrlstopherson. Mrs. Ralph ("rum, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Phlll Kmert, Mrs. Omar Rletmann, Mrs, Heliker, and new members, Mrs. Clell Rea and Mrs. Delta Huber, Guests were Mrs. Hella Timm, Miss Gall Rlmm and Mrs. Burdctte Ross of Pendle ton. Next club meeting Is schedul ed for the home of Mrs. Mary Lundell In lone. Karen French Chosen For Jackson Award Karen French, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond French, was notified this week that she had been selected to receive a Jackson Foundation Scholarship In the amount of $1,000 to be used for the academic year V.m 67 at Oregon State Univer sity. Miss Franeh waa valedic torian of the 16 Heppner High school graduating class. The scholarship will replace the state partial fee and tuition award granted to her at the time of graduation. The Jackson Foundation was founded by the late Mrs. Maria C. Jackson, widow of C. S. Jack son, founder of the Oregon Journal. Scholarship recipients are selected by a special Foun dation Scholarship committee, based on achieving outstanding scholastic record and display of characteristics which would lead to high-quality college work. Mr. and Mrs. Alrin Wade and daughter of Cheyenne, Wyo., visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Neill from Saturday until Tuesday. Mrs. Wade la a sis ter of Mrs. Neill. Emory Craw ford of Clarkston, Wn., came Monday for an indefinite stay with the Nellls. He Is a brother of Mrs. Neill and father of Rita Thorpe of Heppner. Wolff Home Visited By Sister Salvador, Vacationer from East Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Wolff and family and J. T. Falardeau had as a visitor the past week Mr. Falardeau'a daughter and Mrs. Wolff's sister. Sister Salva dor, from Chicago. She arrived Monday, June 13, by plane and left for Chicago Tuesday, June 21, by train. Sister Salvador Is a member of the order of Dominican Sis ters of Slnslnawa, Wisconsin, and teaches at Visitation High School In Chicago. Her high school has 800 students and Is combined with a grade school of 2000 students. The family took trips to Mt. Hood driving around the Mt Hood Loop highway and to the woods above Willow Creek to pick mushrooms. Sister Salva dore had not seen her father during the three years since he moved to Heppner and had nev er seen the two youngest Wolff children, Cathy and Tommy. Of her first trip to Heppner she said, "I had a wonderful time enjoyed my visit very much." HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. Jum 23, 1968 When you patronize Gazette Times advertisers, you help make a better paper Tell them you saw It In the Gazette-Times. Elks Plan Annual Day of Outdoor Fun Committees of Heppner Elks Lodge No. 358 are busy this week preparing for the annual family picnic, planned for Sun day, June 26, at Cutsforth Park. Hot dogs and coffee will be fur nished, with families asked to bring picnic food and table service for the noon meal. A large variety of outdoor games and recreation for all ages Is planned for the after noon, according to Haskell Shar- rard, social chairman. Elks members are asked to come and bring their family for a day of fun In the mountain air. Parents Identified Parents of Miss Ronnie Belsma, a gratuate this year at OSU, were incorrectly Identified In a news release of last week. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon O'Brien of Route 2, Hep pner, and was among those re ceiving a bachelor's degree at OSU graduation exercises June 5. Visitors brought by tha Ion School Reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Joel Barnett and children. Randy, 12, Roger, 10, and Jo Jean, 7, of Vancouver Wn. Bar nett, a 1950 graduate of lone High school visited with his parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnett and Jim over the week-end, and then return ed to Seattle where he will be working for the Boeing Compa ny. Mrs. Barnett, the former Marlene Duran, and children re mained to be with her aunts, Mrs. Ada Piper and Mrs. Pete McMurtry and her grandmother, Mrs. Nina Stonefleld who Is in Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Smith ant family moved over the weekend to La Grande Where he Is err ployed as a printer for the East ern Oregon Review, weekly newspaper there. Son Tim plans to remain In Heppner to continue high school here. Mrs. Smith and four of their children spent last week in Portland and the coast on a vacation trip. They visited Mrs. Smith's sister in Portland The Smith's address in La Grande U 902 Z Street. I ONE Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea helped his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis Rea, move to Portland. They returned home last Thursday, bringing Donna and Darcle Rea, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Rea, to lone for the sum mer. Jim Baker of Portland arrived Hast Tuesday to spend the sum mer in the Gooseberry area working. . u: Reception Honors The Dalles Couple Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gardner and their son, LeRoy, Jr., were . hosts at a reception honoring ' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne, on their 60th wedding ; annlversnry, Sunday, June 12, In ; The Dalles. j Also going to the reception ' from Heppner were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Winkle. Mrs. Van Winkle served the anniversary I cake. Mr. and Mrs. Payne were married In Mitchell, where both had grown up. They lived for 10 years on Butter Creek before moving to Dufur and then to The Dalles. Mrs. Gardner Is their onlv child. About 90 people attended the reception which was held in the afternoon at the R. E. A. building. !. Iub)cl to any lllrttitt IM . lit for ... centerpiece, salads, popcorn, potato chips, mayon naise, sauces, flowers, nuts, candy, shrimp.dips, as a beverage cooler In the 12 size ... and many, many other ways. SWEDISH j? j? j? j? J? CRYSTAL LINERS CRYSTAL LINERS can be 1. Used as dishes by themselves. 2. Removed and put In refrigerator. 3. Used even for planting flowers. Colors! RED, BLUE, CLEAR. IN 6 SIZES 4H',3.00 S'.a.BS 6 W, 3.03 a, s.oo 9, e.oo tow, e.oo "Something from the Jeweler's. is always something speciaL McFerrin Relatives Meet at Pasco Park The McFerrin family held its annual picnic and family re union on Sunday, June 19. at Saeajnwea Park In Pasco, There were 68 present. Attending the gathering from this area were Mr. and Mrs. Carston Brandhagen, Loy McFer rin, Ava Wright. Elmer Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Haguewood and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ho mer Hughes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snow and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Keene and family. Elma Hlatt, Doris Hodge and John, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mc Ferrin and Delpha Beck came from Kennewick. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Snow and family, Maude Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thiessen and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Cohea were guests from Spokane. Members coming from other areas were: Mr. and Mrs. Loy Keene, Pasco; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown and grandson Rick, Pen dleton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown, Umatilla; Mr. and Mrs. Oren Hutchinson and Mrs. Dora Howe, Stanfield; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Corbctt, Zillah. Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. Don Washburn, Vancouver, Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Fltzpatrlck, Aberdeen. Meeting Announced For Retired Teachers A meeting of the Morrow Umatilla Retired Teachers Asso ciation has been announced for Saturday, June 25, at the Mu nicipal Airport in Pendleton. A luncheon will be served at noon in the Skylight Room. Mrs. Sylvia Morgan, prcsl dent, will conduct the business meeting, following the lunch eon. This will be followed by a short form of entertainment. m i Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST HEPPNEB fife EN I STAMPS We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat yMl J f Of Charge WJCL-AaV Heppner. jjyLj Lexington WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE l Hogs Tuesday cattle wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day Follett Meat Co. Ph. 567-6651 Hermlston. Oregon On Hermlston-McNary Highway 3 Let's have a NALLET-S 13 OZ. RELISHES 2 - 59& HOT DOG HAMBURGER BANQUET SWEET BANQUET NABISCO U OZ. Vanilla Wafers 3 COFFEE 3 - 4.23 g oz. Instant 00c WIENERS 1 Lb. 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