Friends Compliment
Former Hcppncr Girl
With Bridal Shower
Cm! fnmi Heppner, IVnille
Ion. I'nrlliiiiil Hint Spokane, kiiUi
ii'd to imnpllinciit Vlikl Hiir
full ul n brliliil xliowrr on Sal
unlay, Mny 27, nl the Kplcopii
ilwrrh piirUh tin 11.
Vltkl, tliiunhlcr df Mr. mid
Mm. Hill Hiirrnlt. former llepp.
ner realilenU who now live In
Spokmio, will marry Kenneth
Vernon Molmul on Suturduy,
July 1, In KiMiknne.
HimleitHeii for the xlxiwer Were
Mr. K1 uu-k, Mm. Howard
Owliinrt ami Mm. Krank An
flirnon. They curried out the
l.rlde eli-ef pink nnd white
wedding color i. center-plii-e
of a beautiful laie nivered
nerving table nnd In molded,
colored Ice.
Pouring at tho tea table were
Mr. K. Harvey Miller, grand
mother of tho iionoriw, and Mm.
linek Ueiiutlen. Krln Dick nnd
MrK. Slunrt Urlttble aiudNted
Vickie with the opening of her
glfld.
Guektu coming from out of
town Included Mm. Steve
ThumpMin. Mm. Ueuiillen and
Mm. Tom Vaughn, Pendleton;
Mm. Hill Uarratt and Mm. John
l.e,md, Spokane, and Mm. Mil
ler, Portland.
Following the ahower there
una a Mtluck dinner for the
HnrrsittN and a number of
friend at the home of Mr. and
Mm. Krank Anderson. Cucxta In
cluded Mr. and Mm. K. Harvey
Miller. Portland; Mr. and Mm.
John Lclund, Spokane; Mr. nnd
Mm. Tom Vaughn, Spokane;
Mm. J. B. Malcotn. Mr. nnd
Mm YA llck. and Mr. and Mm.
Howard Cleveland, Heppner.
Mr. nnd Mm. Hurrnlt nnd
Vltkl and Mr. nnd Mm. Iceland
returned to Sokune on Sunday.
Amicitia Club Holds
Anniversary Dinner
At Lexington Hall
LEXINGTON A Very enjoy
able time wa hud by nil those
ho nttended the 20th anniver
sary party of the Amlcltlft club
lit the Old Kellowa hall In U-x
liitfiin Saturday night.
HcwtesseH for the affair were
the ladles who are present mem
bers of the club. Starting the
evening, the group enjoyed a
dlninv, served cafeteria style
In the dining room. Trie tables
were artistically decorated with
white peonies. Members anil
guests then adjourned to the
main room of the hall where
eight tables of pinochle wcfe In
piny.
Winning prlj-s for the nun
ttere Itoy Martin, high- Don
llellker, necond high, and Koger
Anderson, low. Pries for the wo
men went to Mm. Roger Ander
on high; Mm. C. C t'armlchael,
weorui high, and Mm ('. C
Ji nes, low. Traveling prize was
won by Cliff Yarncll.
Those enjoying the evening
were Mr. and Mm. Clifford Ynr
ni ll of Madras, Mr. nnd Mm.
linger Anderson of Pilot Rock.
Mr. and Mm. Don llellker of
I' no, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Green. Mr. nnd Mm. C, C. Car
mlehuol. Mr. and Mm. O. W.
Cutsforth. Mr. and Mm. James
HIixMlsworth, Mr. nnd Mrs. El
don Pndberg. Mr. ond Mm. B.
J. Doherty, Mr. and Mm. Al
Ketsch. Mr. nnd Mm. Roger
Campbell, Mrs. I-eonnrd Munk
its, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bob David
sen, Mr. and Mm. Roy Martin,
Mi. and Mrs. William J. Van
Winkle. Mr. and Mm. C. C. Jones,
Dora Sue Vlall nnd Shirley Baker
Ray-Banks Wedding
Invitation Extended
The marriage ' Miss Kath
leen K.iv, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wlllurd I. O'Harrn, to
James H. Banks, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Mel Hanks of Pendleton,
will be solemnized Saturday.
June 17
The families extend a cordial
invitation to friends nnd rela
tives to attend the ceremony,
which will be held at 2:00
o'clock at All Saints' Episcopal
church In Heppner. They will bo
greeted at a wedding reception
immediately following in tho
church parish hall.
Kotowing their marriage, the
young couple will their home In
Pendleton, whore both nre employed.
Hank Pointer to Wed
Miss Hyskell June 17
Marriage vows will bo ex
changed bf Robert H. (Hank)
Pointer anil Kathleen Hyskell of
Hood River on Saturday, Juno
17 at n 2:00 p.m. ceremony at
St. Mary's Catholic church In
Hood River. Pointer Is tho son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Pointer of
Lexington nnd Miss Hyskell Is
tho daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Hyskell of Hood River.
Kriends nnd relatives are ex
tended a cordial Invitation to at
tend the ceremony. They will
greet their wedding guests nt a
reception following at tho Ray
mond Downing residence in
Hood River.
Tho groom Is employed by
Proctor and Gamble in Salem
nnd Miss Hyskell works for tho
Horace Mann Insurance Group
In Portland.
Coming to attend graduation
ceremonies nnd to visit with Mr.
nnd Mrs. Elmer Schmidt, Jill
nnd David, were Mrs. Tom
(Judy) Drlscoll and Jeff and
Mrs.' David (Joan) Croswlck,
Wendy and Sandy, all of Portland.
KIETY
Two Senior Patients
Honored at Parties
Mm. Mary Henly and Mrs.
I'ona Smallwood, resident of
Pioneer Memorial hospital, wive
honored at m-parate parties at
the hospital during tho month
of May.
Ladies of the Assembly of God
church served birthday cuke
nnd refreshments for Mm. Srii. ill
wood on May 19. Helping from
the church were Mm. Blllle Al
up and small daughter, Hepp
ner; Mm. Roy Burnett, lone;
Mm. Oscur Breeding, Mm. El I la
Pettyjohn, Mrs. Kuye Zumwult,
of Lexington. Mm. Vernon Mun
kem also assisted with the
party.
Mm. Healy wan guest of honor
lit her party on Saturday, Muy
27. Hostesses for this party were
Mm. Nora Turin. Mm. Kred
Munkln and Mm. Tom Hughe.
Miss Scharn to Wed
J. Monagle June 10
The furthcoming marriage of
Miss Patricia Anne Scharn and
John Bernard Monagle will take
place on Saturday, June 10, at
uii 11:00 a.m. ceremony at St.
Mury'a church In Pendleton.
Miss Schnrn Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mm. William II.
Scharn of Pendleton and the
groom elect Ls the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Monagle of
Hi ppner.
'I he couple extends an Invita
tion to relatives and friends In
the area to attend the ceremony.
Mrs. Jim WUhart returned
Saturday, June 3. from La
Cruces. N. M., after a week's
visit with relative. She flew
from Portland to New Mexico on
May 27 with her mother Mrs.
John Klesher, Hood River, and
her grandfather, J. N. Klesher,
who was returning to his home
after a visit In Heppner, Seat
tle and Hood River. Mm. Wish
art visited with her uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mm. Cecil Post
and daughter Jeunnle, and with
Mr. und Mm. J. N. Klesher. Mm.
John Klesher remained In New
Mexico to care for the elder Mrs.
Klesher who has been seriously
111 and Mm. VYlshurt returned
home In the company of niece
Jeunnle PoM who will lie a sum
mer guest In Heppner.
Guests of the Rod Murray
family on Tuesduy and Wed
nesday of last week for Hepp
ner High school graduation were
Mm. Murruy's stepfather and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bur
nett of Kriends' View Manor In
Newln-rg.
County Red Cross
Quota Nearly Met
In Campaign Drive
Morrow County Red Cross
campaign workers have brought
to a close the 1967 Red Cross
fund drive In the county with an
almost but not quite meeting
of the county's quota. Quota as
signed to Morrow county for
this year was $1393.00 and the
totul amount of money raised
wns lust (115.40 short, at Jl,
277.M. According to Joe Balfe, Mor
row county fund drive chair
man, all towns In the county
contributed to the drive which
wus conducted during the
months it April and May.
Balfc praised his volunteer
workers and extended a heart
felt thanks to them on behalf of
the county chapter.
A Bonrdman 4 11 cooking club,
'Three C's," supervised by Alice
M. Tatone, leader, and Linda
Jo Tatone, Junior leader, collec
ted over $'J3 In the Boardman
aica to bring the total up to Its
present level. Girls In the club
are Casey Kuhn, Patsy Skoubo,
Melody Itlsley, Roberta Slcard,
Teenu, ,!Uta and Neta Phillips.
Mrs. Orvllle Buchanan, Mm.
Beth Klrlln and Mm. William
Cooloy worked In Irrigon. South
Morrow county workers Included
Mrs. George Currin, Mm. Her
man Winter, Mm. John Branden
burg, Mm. Bob Buschke, Mrs.
Harold Wright. Mrs. Luke Blbby,
Mrs. Glen Ward Mrs. Claude
Graham, Mm. Norman Nelson,
Mrs. Harold iluber, Mrs. Mildred
Rhea, Mm. Marilyn Bergstrom,
Mm. Vomer Troodson, Mrs. Jim
WLshart, Mm. Ted Smith, Mrs.
Louis Carlson, Mm. Dick McKlli
gott, Mm. Howard Cleveland,
Mrs. Doug Drake, Mrs. Eugene
Dockter, Mrs. Ruth Helmblgner,
Mrs. Gar Swanson, Mrs. Lloyd
Ulce, Mrs. Jim Pettyjohn, Mm.
Delbert Kmert, Mm. Gordon
Myers, Mrs. C. C Jones, Mm.
Adon Hamlett and Mm. O. W.
Cutsforth.
Mrs. Mary Johnston returned
Memorial Day from visiting the
previous six weeks In Portland
at tho homes of two daughters.
Mm. Krank Gentry and family,
and Mm. Agnes Sperry. and
family, nlso at the home of a
son, ted McDaid and family In
Tlgnrd. While there she attend
ed the marriage of her grand
duughter, Sylvia McDuid. The
M dJ u Id 's son Is due home soon
from two years service in Vietnam.
Bordtnd
In,
(old
fiNl-d
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sUlnl.ii
steal
It SO
Clwle of
buck or
brown.
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Court is Selected
For Festival Parade
The Arlington Rodoo Court Is
busy this week making last
minute preparations to ride In
the long route of the Portland
Hose Festival parndo on Sutur
duy. They had received notice
of their selection several wcoks
u K.
Queen Trudle Brooks of Arl
ington, Princess Barbara Grib
blu of Heppner and Princess
Janet Palmuteer of lone, wear
ing attractive pink riding outfits,
will mount their matching sor
rel horses at an early hour for
the parade. Many who will be
unable to see them in person
will watch for them In the tele
vision coverage.
The court was also among
those who were seen In the
Umatilla Sage Kldors Show at
Umatilla Saturday night, and
will be seen In other fair and
rodeo parades In the area
throughout the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dalzell
traveled to the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mm. Wallace Caarsland, at
Eagle Creek for the week end.
While there they attended the
eighth grade graduation of a
aaugnier, Marianne Williams,
from her school at Estacada.
The Dalzells were accompanied
by Mm, George York of Mikkalo.
Class is Cancelled
A summer typing class for be
ginners, previously scheduled to
start June 19, has been cancel
led, according to Dick Carpen
ter, high school principal, due
to lack of sufficient number en
rolled. The four-week's course
had boon planned for seventh
and eighth graders and high
school freshmen. By the close
of schools on June 2, however,
there was not a large enough
group signed to make the claaa
worthwhile.
Cheryl Morrison
Gets Award at OSU
Cheryl A. Morrison of lone has
won one of the top journalism
awards for this year at Oregon
State University, the OSU News
Bureau states.
Miss Morrison was honored as
the staff member on the stu
dent daily, the Barometer, who
contributed most to general
news ana typograpnicai excel
lence. She is a senior in the School
of Humanities and Social Sci
ences at OSU. She ls daughter
or Mr. ana Mrs. Jodie Morrison,
lone.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schmidt
Jill and David, moved Saturday,
June 2, to their new home in
Hermlston. Their new address
will be 806 Pine Ave.
HEPPWEB GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, June 8. 1967
A visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mm. Emile Groshens over
the Memorial Day was Mrs.
Odlle Luper, Portland, sister of
Mr. Groshens.
Dr. Francis Nlcfcerson, Eugene,
was a guest of the Harry O
Donnell family from Wednesday
until Sundav of last week.
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