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S3HOETY I tl MH I HM I M I tt tt MMtM lltllllHIl IUHHHHN Ml Ml Mt H H ( M MIMtHMt MM WHHHHtHMIHH M I MWMIWMMHMHWMMM) MHtMtM Sharon Mabc is Bride Of Carl James Cloud At Kinzua Ceremony KIN7.UA The Klnim Com tnimltv Church wii tin- m-tHnu SnlurcUy iitti'rimon, Annum 27, for ilic miirrliiRp of MIns Slittr on Knv Mailt. liuu:htir of Mr, ('cell Maho of Kln.iui, to I'll r I lumen Cloud, Nun of Mr. mid Mrs. Jix'l Cloud of Mlndm. Nov. Thi doulilo rlrin, citndli-llirht ii-rrmiiny wit performed by Iti'V. lulwln l)crrlck before tho ultiir dei-ornled with nrrunnr uicnlM of pink and white kIuc! lolltt a rid tull white tapi-r In eandleiihra. Kworled to tho ultnr by her utude. Clyde Main' of KiwhII, the bride wan lovely In n white lace over taffeta wedding own fashioned with a fitted bodice wllh n hooped nklrt. The ncihi ed neckline wan invented with scl u lit. Her flutter tl length veil wiin held In place by a pearl crown ami ihe carried an arrangement of white rosebuds and hat in streamer' on a white I. ice covered lllhle. Maid of honor for her Muter wai MIm Sharvl Mabc, with Hone Merry Ktuhhlef leld of Kin zua, Allxon Mcltae of Kon-hII and Judv Cloud of Mlnden, Nevada, us hrlili'Miwiiili They wore Identical Kelly urcen nut In street length ilri'vi en made with dhmi hlrrvivt and scoopeil neckit. Their head Veils were of c.reen net held bv K recti Rutin circlets, They all had white niivicorleH and curried pink carnation nosegay They iiImi wore carl ln'mlanls. l.iKhtiiiK the randle.H before the ceremony were Chin k l)unn of (lackamas and llaymond Mahe of Kosxll. Junior bride maids were Jamie and Janet Cloud of Ulverslde, Calif., who wore e.reen sat In dresses with uriH'n head veils. Hini! bi'nrer was Oury Dunn of Cl.vkumas. Srrvlnt; s best man was Wnvne I.oanblll of Mlnden, Nevada. Ushers were Steve Kv ermnn and Dixon Moore (if Mln den. Nevada, and Dwayne Kan die of Kinua. WeddltiK music was played by Mrs. Hubert Kelso who also accompanied the Mlssen IVjfKy and Hetty Plunk of Fossil when they sany "Hie Twelfth of Never" nd "One Hand. One Heart." Kor her dnuuhter's weddlnu, Mrs. Maho chose to wenr a blue laco dress with white accessor ies. Mrs. Cloud, mother of the urootn. wore bcltje Inro with white ni-cessorles. Both had cor aes of white carnations. (iramlmother of the bride, Mrs. Grade Mubo of Fossil, wore n blue flowered dress with matching cont and the croom'K grandmother, Mrs. James S. Cloud of Klverslde, Cnllf.. wore a two piece blue flowered en semble. Itoth had white carna tion corsages. Immediately after the service, Mrs. Neill Greeted On 81st Birthday Munu fumllu rtwmtwr rf Mr and Mrs. L, I). Nelll cumn to lleppner last week to extend their birthday t'reetlnRs to Mrs. Nelll. Shi' celehrnteil tier Hist blrthdiiv on ThlirsdiiV. Allflist 25, rind the occasion was made n pleasant one, surrounded by f;o many of their children. Those eomlni? from out-ot- ftiu'ti U'im Cliiretif-e Ni-lll of Vestn, Calif.: Ilui'h Nelll. Ornnil Coulee; Harold Nelll, Junction City; Kmorv Crawford, (.'larks tmi, W'n.; Mr. and Mrs. Noll Knlchtcn, hennewlck; Dee Nelll, MiirtnlKlnn- Oil I Nelll i.f Ohio: Mrs. Doris Davis and daughter Martnn uavis, rennieion; wr, and Mrs, fleorne Moore and fiimllv (nun lltnli: Mr. mid Mrs. Kalidi Scott, Lexington. From lleppner were ivo t ox, Mr. ano Mrs. Clarence linker and dau ghter, and Mr. and Mrs. Hill Scott. L. E. Heontr Vancouver. U'n . whs in Henoner for th Count v Kjilr. Horse Show and Hodeo this year. Mr. Heaney Is I he win of former pioneers of the l.exltu:tnn area, Mr. and Mis Andrew Iteiiliev He was born In Morrow County 711 years .lU'i and lived here until the ace of .'K It Is his custom to return every year for the Pio neer Plnilc and for the Fair and Podeo festivities. the reception was held 111 the c hurch annex where the three tiered wcddliur cake to)ped with miniature bride and k'room cen tered the lace covered table. Cutllni! and serving the cake, after the newlyweds had shared tin, flrvi I In. wore Mrs. llarrv 'rale. Mrs. Pay Taylor, both of Kinzua. and Mrs. Lloyd uare ot West Linn, aunts of the bride. PieirliiK coffee were Mrs. Opal poller and Mrs. Fred Wallace of Fossil, aunts of tlie nriiie. Servlni! punch was Miss tllen- da Shelton of Kinzua. In charco of the k'nest Iwiok was Mrs. Marvin Mas,sey of Olex and nltendlni! the cut ta ble were Miss Mildred Maho of Fossil and Miss Dannie Jo Craig of Kinzua. Passlne rii-o bags was Nola Steers and passlne p room's cakes was Dunne Steers of lleppner. Out of town uu'sts and rel atives attended from Mlnden, Nevada; Klverslde, Calif., West l.lnn, (Iresham, Portland. Glad stone, lleppner. Monument, and Fossil. The bride is a graduate of Wheeler llluh school and at tended Willamette College In Portland, The bridegroom at tended schools In Nevada and Is currently attend Ins the Northwestern Dental and Medi cal School In Portland where he Is training to become a dental technician. The voting couple will make their home in Gladstone while Mr. Chmd finishes school. Group Enjoys Scenic Tour To Southern States During Month IONF Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin. In minniinv with their son In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al Ilrazell of Priest Itlver, Idaho, have returned from ii 2? day trip to Florida going through 21 states rnroute. They traveled a southerly route, goltiK to Florida, visiting Cayonlands Nat. Monument, Arches National Monument In Utah and Mesa Verde Park In Colorado. They took a 3 Mi hour tour of the Carlsbad Caverns In New Mexico and saw thousands of bats leave the caves for the evening. They went past the I..B.J. ranch and visited an an tebellum plantation house In a huge prove of oak trees laden with Spanish moss near Frank lin, La. They spent one night In the old French Quarter of New Orleans. Seven days were spent visit Ing In Florida with Al's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murk Brazell and other relatives. They also visit-- relatives of his in Folkstone, Georgia. They were Interested In a vis It to a large cattle ranch In the heart of Florida, where a cross of Brahma and Hercfords were raised. Tin- ranch also grew peanuts ami Ix-ans. They enjoy ed trips to the Cypress Gardens ind Ski Show, Stephen Foster Memorial, Iteptile Institute Show at Silver Springs, Singing Tower and Sancluary at Lake Wales, a Spanish Fort built in ltiVJ, alligator farm, and many other Interesting sights. They also enloved early morning swims daily In the warm At lantic Ocean and hunting for shark's teeth. Coming home they crossed the Great Smoky Mountains and traveled the Blue Ridge Mount ains Parkway In North Carolina and Tennessee. They were guests of Capt. and Mrs. Roy Belcher of the U. S. Navy at Bardstown, Ky., where thev wit nessed the "Stephen Foster Story". Thev visited the Nation al Headquarters of the Nation al Federation of Garden Clubs In St. Louis. Mo. They toured the gardens and the Climatron. The Martins said they experi enced rain nearly every day at some time or other In varying amounts. They ran Into stronR winds In South Dakota and saw a transported trailer house smashed along the highway by the wind. While at Marlneland In Florida, they were hit by a drenchin.; thunderstorm. The humidity was about 90 In the southern states. Large Family Group Meets for Reunion Mrs. N. D. Bailey and her sister, Mrs. Maggie Reynolds, both of lleppner, were among 73 relatives who attended a family reunion recently at Sell wood Park In Portland. The large gathering met for their 17th annual reunion. The wom en were two of five Sherlock sis ters attending, another was un able to be present. Mrs. Bail ey's two daughters and four sons and their families attend ed. Mrs. Reynolds stayed for an extended visit with relatives In Newborn, and Mrs. Bailey re turned home after visiting sons and daughters In Oregon and Washington. ini DON'T BE TARDY THIS YEAR! EXCITING LOW PRICED ALARM FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC Ops 7 6 3 J: This attractively styled low priced alarm is ideal for any bedroom. Cased in antique white color, with a large, easy reading dial. Dark brown hands and nu merals with red sweep second hand. $3.99 "Something Irom the Jeweler's, Is always something special.'' JEWELERS Store Hours! 9 A. M. to 8 P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNER Hr"en Lingering Illness Takes Tom Sargent Tom Sargent, Sr., who had been In 111 health over a per iod of years, died Sunday, Aug ust 2H, In Lincoln t'lty, accord ing to word received here by friends this week. He had been confined the past two years In a nursing home at Lincoln City. Funeral services were planned for Thursday (today) at Lincoln City. His son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sargent, Jr., have also made their home In tlie Lincoln City area, since leaving lleppner a few years ago. Alaskan Relative Holds Unique Jobs In Aleutian Chain An article In the Julv 19 Is sue of Seattle Times tells of th Interesting career of Mrs. Wal lace "MaKcle" MacNleee of ColrJ Bay, Alaska a "woman whr. (officially) wears man size hats." Mrs. MacNIece Is the niece of Mrs. Blanche Brown, lleppner librarian, who will be remem bered here as the former Alice Frye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Frye, who made their home In lleppner during the 'J2()'. Alice, now known affec tionately In Alaska as "Mag gie", attended school here, and moved away when about ten years of age. Maurice Frye was a brother of Mrs. Brown. Mrs. MacNIece has the unus ual distinction of being magis trate, coroner, customs and Im migration agent, official record er and sometimes census-taker for the whole Aleutian chain, a precinct covering 1,500 miles in length. Her husband Is the postmaster and substitutes for her In any or all of her jobs if she Is busy. Of prime Interest to Cold Bay is Its big airport, where Mag gie periodically meets the big jet transports coming In from the Orient and Far East; she pins on her golden customs badge and climbs aboard to In spect the baggage. As magis- HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. September 1. 1966 3 trate since Alaska became a 'The peorile up here, 600 date In 1958, she serves as 'miles from Anchorage, are won judge, with authority to sent nee offenders, performs wed lings, funerals. Is on call at all tours for all kinds of disorderly charges and fishing violations. derful like one big family. It has been a wonderful experi ence, and we wouldn't have missed It for anything." she confided to the Interviewer. Make Reservations Now For Your WARM ROOM LOCKER You Can Sort or Change Food In This Locker in Comfort With out Getting Cold Vacationer Enjoys Trip to California A three-day visit with her son. Grant Carter of the U. S. Navy, highlighted Mrs. Kmile Groshens' recent trip to Sacra mento. Calif. She went to Sac ramento to visit her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Hough, and was at their home for about two weeks. During her stav Grant was able to Ret a shore leave from the carrier, Yorktown In Long Beach and came to Sacramento. While she was in California she also visited Mr. and Mrs. Pallas Green and son Larry in Fresno. Mrs. Green is a cousin and a former supervisor in the La Grande schools. On the return trip Mrs! Grosh ens siK'tit a week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hough, In Portland. She was met there bv her husband August 22 and they returned home the follow ing day. Toomt n l i Imam's P NABISCO jjji . , N ALLEY'S 21 OZ. araras fa c.min ?rs8fcv i i l Grahams IP: JyiWH iP $n00 650 B3 MENUS September 6-9 Heppner Elementary School Tuesday Green beans, hot dogs, mustard, green salad, dix ie cup, milk. Wednesday Mashed potatoes, hamburger gravy, sliced toma toes, spinach, bread and butter, cake and fruit, milk. Thursday Mashed potatoes, hamburger gravy, sliced toma toes, spinach, bread and butter, cake and fruit, milk. Friday Tuna dish, bread and butter, carrot and celery sticks, jello, milk. Heppner High School Tuesday Green beans, hot dogs, butter, mustard, green sal ad, dixie cups, milk. 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