Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, June 20, 1968, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text...... -. -r ' MR. AND MRS. LeROY A. GARDNER (Marilyn Ann Scalese) Marilyn Scalese Weds LeRoy Gardner In Pretty Church Ceremony May zo Marriage vows wore exchang-' od betwoon Mi:;s Marilynn Ann Scak-se, Portland, and Seaman 2 c LeRoy A. Gardner, U. S. Navv, at an impressive ceremony at the altar of St. Patricks Catholic church, Heppner, on Sunday afternoon, May 26. Cele brant for the 2:00 P m. double ring ceremony was Father Ray mond H. Beard. The brido Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Scalese, Port land, and formerly of Pendleton. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gardner, Heppner. Providing a floral setting for the summer ceremony were tall standards holding spires of pink and white gladioli, accented with white satin bows, and flanked by white tapers in candelabra. Trc-nr.riaA tr, th altar on the arm" of her father, the bride was attractively atnrea in length gown of white satin and i- ctviori uith EmDire waist line,' elbow length bell sleeves edged in lace, ana ovai nc Uni. illusion shoulde! length veil was centered by a large white satin Dior rose. She ..:A hriAa hnumiet of White uciiiicu a 1 , , gardenias and pink rosebuds Attending as maid of honor was Miss cnnsiy luiuci Burns, close college friend Bri d e s m a i d s were Misses Kathy Chapman, Sherrie xiawK i oni MaiiHrv Weissert. all of Pendleton, and college friends of the bridal coupie. hrnuo Attendants were gowned in matching pale pink floor lengtn A-nne guwno. carried a single long-stemmed pink rose. Best man was Dennis Herbison, TV.T t-ir. mnl ith . Serving as ushers were Doug . tt IfilA Cnila DUDUqUe, neppnei, ivii"c t-v, P-m Knivisto. Herm- CUUU, JIU ' r iston, all college classmates of lilt KlUVIU. . For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Scalese was attired in a nink silk ensemble, with pink r,rn nnrpssnries. Mrs. Gard ner, mother of the groom, chose to wear a green knit suit with Wedding music was played by Ari Mopmiorita HlaveV. organ ist who also accompanied the vocal selections vi avu. uo i j The pink and white wedding .i7!io parripd out in decor ations in the parish hall, where u imio trrppted their wedding l J 1 1 o euests at a reception. Centering the oriae s iauie wa ......... v. tiaroA wpHdinfr cake, dec orated with pink roses, and top ped with white lovebirds and pink netting. Guests were seated :j;,,iri,,oi tables, centered with artistic topiary trees of pink and white netting, uetumi ed with pink rosebuds and white satin bows, on pin ihuic u.. r,nc in rhurup of serving i ..ctoHnir nhoiit the .rooms, were Mrs. Lynn Bolton and Mrs. Keith uaiianer, ouui buuu. fnm Th Dalles. Mrs. U1C El Hazel Gardner, grandmother ot the groom, aisu oi inc .... Vnnoth Wright. Henpner; Mrs. Ron Koivisto and Mrs. Mike Spike, both of La Grande. Others assisting with serving tw Dohprt Helfrecht. Mrs. Jack Miller, Mrs: Jerry Chapman and Mrs. Ben uaigeii, " Pendleton, ana jvits. -iumi i t i : uHtH manv of the ar rangements were Mrs. Wilbur Trniiriani Mrs. Marv Malcom, Mrs. Jack Healy,- Mrs. Jack Van Winkle ana Mrs. Jerry judges n nf Wornrifp Among honored guests from out of town were the grooms grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne, ana jvits. naia all of The Dalles. . it wjaAAina tnn to 111"- rtA men - ti5 - , v, n irfcrp thp bride changea to a pink and white dress with matching coat, white accessories 1 ..rhta nrnViit mmAffC Ct J 1V1 WlillC a On June 1 they were in La Grande for commencement : ractorn Orpffon COl muiiitrs - - o , lege, where LeRoy was presented business adminl s t r a 1 1 o n, for ...U-..L i. a ninnrtiiitpH rpauire- menls in March. The bride had also attended EOC ana uregon Ci.,n 1 1nfirnrelt V. home In San Diego, Calif., where the groom is in basic training with the U S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. uaruiiw i ...i.u a rlinnpr for the couple and the bridal party at their home Saturday evening, May 25, with guests iunu-ing. nstallation Planned t....i .-i.,. v, 59 Order of the Eastern Star, will hold in stallation ceremonies Monday evening, June 24, at a p.m., m the Heppner Masonic nau. All members are urgea 10 at tend. r . I Tftrrff RlevinS of 11 1 , uiiu - " - - i - Ukiah have leasea tneir aianu- i w,nriina ctntinn and tra- rage there, to a man from Pilot Rock, immediate pians m Blevlns family are lnaeinuic, CowBelles Honor j Father of the Year At Annual Barbecue mii n iLia ftwiwjt.n recently n Morrow Count V rallter ol the Year, wa honon-u on jiv .i.... I,.., t hi ih annual ra ther of ihe Year Barbecue, upon- wirwl hv the Morrow vuumj CowBelles. Rawlins was presented wltn h barbecue crill R''t1.,,rom the CowBelles. His four children f,r thn orcaxlon, with a KUst who arrived from .i.llece with the Rawlins son, Tom. Mrs. Rawlins was unable lo attend s hlie was i n.u.i.-u In a two WH'KH IPBtners "' shop at Llnfleld college In Mc- i !'! unH fullilU'ed DV a SIX millM , lww www weeks summer achool session at Ihe University oi wreon. Several family members were guests at the dinner In adit- on to several m i n..ii.i..ro .ii r-luh. the sponsorliiR youth orRanizatlon who nominated Kawims i" honor. nirto attpnrllnir the barbe- raiiiiii i...-r . cue supplied their own steaks, which were cook un . o,,p irriil recently Installed by the fair board. rw oii.. m,,k rnrniKhea car i in Krniut a variety of salads, onri iiH cream. V. .1 1 V MX. ' A larger crowd than usual .i,.intlnrt in the harbecue this Ml) UVIlO.U ... r ...i.u Kn... i 0iincta nres- year wmi auuui j.; ent. according to Mrs. Frank Anderson, president oi me belles. Rawlins, who devotes many hours of his time to working with 4-H clubs and youth groups, competed with other county winners throughout the slate for the honor of being cho sen Oregon's Father of the Year. Announcement of the winner was made last week. Bride-elect Honored Prior to Departure A mnrnino" hrlrfal shower and rf., knn,.rino Miss Barbara Gribble was held at the Eddie Gunderson home rriaay morn ing, June 14. - knntMcM fnr t n p ore-nuu- tial party were Mrs. C. L. Mc- Quarrie, Mrs. f. w. bwu"iji Mrs. Harlan McCurdy and Mrs. Gunderson. Assisting Miss uriDDie wmi her gifts was her sister-in-law, Mrs. Stuart Gribble. Friends dropped in throughout the morn Ing hours to bring shower gifts enjoy refreshments and visit with BarDara Deioie nty ture for Athens, Greece, where she will be wed to Airman First Class Larry Michael Derrick, whose home Is in Baker. s ltllllllllllllllllMUIIIIIIMIII Iliiiiiiiiiii cciehi ms(tih ndiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiii minim iititiiiiiniiiiiiiii Extension Committee Alumni are Honored At Annual Luncheon nlv Home Kxten- sion county committee alumni wcr honorea wiin a luiuiieim bv the present coumy rommmw .. rnlramumls nnncx last week, accord I nR to Mrs. Bea Lu clanl, committee sinrptary. The program featured Wlllard O'Harra, administrator, assisted by Mrs. Kicnara wnmiui, numra uhn told about and dem onstrated the new heart moni toring equipment in use at uie hospital. A white elephant sale was held. The proceeds from Ihe sale will be given to the Esther Kir mis Award fund. The new County Committee members, Mrs. rave Ferguson, Mrs. Phoebe Hayes and Mrs. Eva Anderson, assisted Bea Luclanl, Mar Acock. Dorris Graves. and Gladys Connor (present county committee members) In rw.i-.ti r. rr thn Innehpon. The annual alumni luncheon lo nsit a nnrt rt t lip rpaillnr fV. tension unit program year. It Is Dinner to Precede Rockhound Meeting The Morrow County Gem and Mineral Society win non n 1.... MAAlln, until lhA fall SPA- llint iih--ihk Fon on Saturday evening. June 22. Meetings will resume in wi IPniin-r. . . Preceding the meeting, to uc held In the Pete McMurtry building, a potltuk supper will vw. f.rv.wi nt f5:.'l0 o.m. for the members. familU's and guests. Coffee, punch, rolls and butter will be Itirnusnea, wiin im-in-. i. .i a Ki-lnir nronared dishes, silverware and inrsonal dishes. , . Following the meeting, there will be the preparation of ma terials for the Sidewalk Bazaar, set for July 12 and 13. Mm- i n dcIioH in hrlrltr small boxes and gift wrappings, also nrtirles lor graD doxi-s nnu terlals to be usea tor baie or titles. t social affair de signed to keep former county committee memm-m iiiiupin the county in close commuiu cation with each other. JllllllllllllllMIUIUIIUMmiUIIIUIIIIUHIIIIIIIHI IIIIIIIHIIIHIHIIIUHIIIIIIHII HEFPNEH GAZETTE -TIM CS. Thurot, JuB. M. Mnrtha Peck. Grand Rainbow Treasurer. Honored at Reception Ruth Assembly No. 50, Inter- mil,. .nil Order of Rainbow fur Girls, honored Mtsa Martha Pink. grand treasurer of Grand i.am bow Assembly of Oregon, at a reception Saturday evening, June 8, In the Heppner Masonic nan. Presiding over the evening re ception ? Sara Miller, currem worthy aavwor u u" .I.. unrn Mrs. (;ladv Uiy. llUtilia Urev. EuKene. and Mrs. Jean net I Mlllett, roruana, uout mothers of the nonoree. nw Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. lone, mother advisor; Bonnie Kay Ak ers. lone, grand confidential ob server; Terrle O'Connor, lone, worthy advison jvira. u)inc Irbv, Olex, grand deputy; Mrs. Dick Wilkinson, Heppner, grand Ruth of the Grand Chapter of Eastern Star, and Mrs. Harold Becket, Heppner, past grand dep uty. Members of the Assembly pre sented a skit In honor of Miss Peck and also presented several vocal selections. Guests enjoyed refreshments served by the girls. Yellow decorations were used about the room, and on the re freshment table. Miss Peck, daughter of Mr- and & i 4 v 1 J MISS MARTHA PECK Mm Ken Peck. Lexington, is past worthy advisor of Ruth As sembly, and Is currently com- Dletlnc her term or on ice Grand Treasurer. New officers will be elected at Grand As sembly In Corvallls next week, which will be attended by sev eral memers of the Heppner and lone chapters. Martha will begirt her soph omore year at the University of Oregon in xne iu. 'A figDES'BULLETI 4-of-a-Kind Gifts for WEDDING ATTENDANTS )lJ An inspired collection of gifts or your Bridesmaids and Ushers I fnn-nnd hunted for! Twenty-two wonderfully appropriate gifts for your wedding party, each available in quantities of 4, 5, or 8'for 'equal' gifting. Easily personalized by engraving. See them now. Beautifully gift-boxed A. norentinad Earrings, 12K Gold Filled 17M B. aaiilo Dlso Pin, 12K Gold FUled JS.09 C Bterltag Sliver Rhinestone Heart Pendant .t&00 D, FlorenUned Cuff Links-Tie Tack sot fB.00 Individual engraving at flight added eoit Pierced dangle or icrev-back "Something from the Jeweler's. is always something special. OBN Stare Hours: 9 AJJ. to 6 M. PR. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST. HEPPNER BANKAMERICARD Blue Bell POTATO CHIPS lJt, 4 pak U W- NALLEY'S TANG S Cr W 5 ox. JUICE: ALL FLAVORS Hills Bros. G(DFFEE llb-75e 2 lb $1.45 3 lb $2.15 g oz. Instant ttc ill Nabisco DOO DADS OR APPETEASERS 3$f For CC1QSC 3 LB. (Q)2)V BIRDS EYE fee fee A COOL WHIP - - - - - 550 WATERMELON Lb 6e cut Lb- 7c FOR YOUR BARBECUE BONELESS 5w SLICED ii - 1 J'" -l VJJ LrX tta. II M -Sddeucious gSgto? n I AA t-N apples rrr B-b. 69c- jT''' ' v Reg, or Thick - PRICES GOOD JUNE 21 O 22 PhcesMGroc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 fri3 -w--"""8'" jTt,7 yf ,ow Prices on " Cy W I Green Stomps MARKET his uacneior oi uc5i-c ...