HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, July II. 19M
Family Reunion Held at Park
Br VIRGINIA KELSO
KIN7.UA Mm. Jack Slllon
ami daughter, Jackie, went to
Hfiid last Wednesday where
ihi'v met Mrs. Davlil .Sitton and
ilauk-hicT. Ut'bM. who had been
t M'bur visiting with Mr,
nnd Mr. Walter Bustlan. They
were brotiL'ht to Bend by Mrs.
Bast Ian, Mrs. Larry Stumper and
Miss Karen Mortimore.
On Saturday, David Sitton
nnd Mr. nnd Mm. Doug Lent
and win Mike of Spokane came
nnd they all attended the an
nual campout picnic family re
union of the Anderson, Whll
lock, and Steneall families at
Bull Prairie. This reunion was
held July 5 and 6 and 42 camp
ed overnlk'ht with a total at
tendance of 88 on Sunday.
The David Slttons and the
I-entz family returned to Spo
kane Sunday cvenlne arcompa
tiled by Jackie Sitton who will
visit there for two weeks.
Among those spending their
vacation at Long Beach, Wash.,
were Mr. and Mrs. Don McCon
noli and children. Bill and
Mary, Hon Bowman, and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Fxl Wham.
Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman
and family spent their vacation
with Mr. Bowman being hospi
talized in Kmanuel hospital for
tests and being put In traction.
Mrs. Bowmun spent part of the
time visiting Mr. Bowman's par
ents, the Lelghton Stroma at
Castle Rock, Wash. Joe Bowman
end Mike Craig went to Port
land and on to Castle Rock last,
week-end and Joe returned to;
Portland last Thursday to check I
Into the University of Oregon
Medical School where he com
menced his schooling on Friday
toward becoming a radiology
technologist.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell, Jean
iiotte and John, spent their va
(ation visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Burch and daugh
ter, Belinda, at Isleton, Calif.
The latter part of the week thev
visited in Portland with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Bell, Jr. and fam
ily. Also visiting the Burchs in
Isleton were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Kelso.
Spending their vacation in
Klamath Falls were Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Joe McMinn and fam
ily who visited with relatives
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muzzy, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Dyer and Dennis
Jellick spent the holiday visit
ing at Thorne Bay, Alaska, with
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Muzzy and
family. Kevin Muzzy returned to
Kinzua with his grandparents
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Saddler
and family spent their time off
on a trip to Yellowstone Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rector and
family were vacation visitors to
Klamath Falls where they vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Slinkard and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bird and
family spent part of their va
cation at Milton-Freewater vis
iting with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Jewell and
daughter Nedra were ln.lured in
an automobile accident while
visiting relatives at Brandville,
Mo. Reports are that they were
hit by a car of teenagers and
their car was a total loss. Mrs.
Jewell and Nedra are hospital
ized with broken bones and oth
er injuries and Jewell was treat
ed and released and is staying
at the home of his brother Al
bert at Brandville.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyall Hubbell
and family spent their vacation
on a trip to Trail, British Col
umbia. They visited at Priest
River, Idaho, with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Brock and family and at
Omak, Wash., with Mr. and
Mrs. Harlan Schroeder. Enroute
they picked up their daughter
Lorell who had been visiting at
Milton-Freewater with her
grandmother Mrs. William Eld
lidge. Visiting over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamp
ton were Mr. and Mrs. Troy Car
ey and daughter Nannette of
Richland. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sizemore of
Portland visited this last week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Sizemore.
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Boring
spent last week in a tour around
the state. They started out at
Burns, then went to Christmas
Valley near Silver Lake, on to
Pacific City and finally to Port
land before coming home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods,
son Max and granddaughters
Terri and Vicki Logan went to
Portland Sunday to attend the
Woods family picnic. Terri and
Vicki returned home with their
parents and Rhonda came back
to Kinzua to visit with her
grandparents.
Mrs. Wayne Cox of Fossil,
Mrs. Earl Morris and Miss Kar
en Mortimore went to Roseburg
the last ot June, with Mr. Nor
ris coming down on that Friday
evening to attend the June 29
wedding of Miss Karen Bastian
to Larry Stumper. Mrs. Cox re
turned home on Saturday with
the Norris' coming home Sun
day. Miss Mortimore stayed at
the Bastians for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Van Ars
dale and family went to Bend
Friday where they visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walker and
fumllv.
Friday gucsta at the Richard
Mortlrnores were Mr. ithd Mrs.
Howard Mortimore and grandson
Bill Schultz of Twickenham, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bh Burns of Mer
idian. Idaho. Visiting them on
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs
Frank Jones of Portland and
Mrs. Claude Kngland of Condon
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jordan and
family went to Mitchell the end
of June and spent the week vis
lung the Mark and Gene Jor
dan families. While there they
attended the Rock Show In
Prlnevllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wlmer and
family went to Canby Friday to
visit with relatives.
Birthday Observed
At Surprise Party
A gathering of relatives and
friends of Mrs. Earle (Mary)
Bryant were Invited to the home
of her niece, Mrs. Ron Brittner,
Hnd family, Saturday evening,
July 6, to surprise her with a
party In celebration of her
birthday. Helping the Brlttners
"ith the surprise arrangements
were Mrs. Bryant's son and riau-
Thter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
uson, and ulso Mr. and Mrs.
Ladd Dick.
After the honor guest was pre
en'ed with several birthday re
membrances, birthday cake and
oilier refreshments were served
y the hosts.
Those present Included Mrs.
Norman (Ida) Lynn of Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knighten
i.nd Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Caon,
;:ll of Condon: John Cason, Lew
is C'ason, Mrs. Madge Bryant,
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Vinson and
grandson: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ca
von and Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs.
Dic k and two children, and Mr.
,'iikI Mrs. Brittner.
Lawrence Maffeson
Dies Here July 4
Lawrence Elbie Matteson, 70,
a lifetime resident of this com
munity, died at his home in
Heppner Thursday, July 4.
He was born in Heppner on
January 5, 1898. Matteson was
a veteran of World War II, serv
ing with the medical depart
ment of the Army.
Funeral services were Tues
day, July 9, at 11 a.m. at the
Heppner Christian church with
Rev. Al Boschee officiating.
Vault interment was in the
Heppner Masonic Cemetery.
Survivors include two broth
ers, Lyle Matteson and Delvin
Matteson, both of Heppner.
Sweeney Mortuary was
charge of arrangements.
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Alderman's Mother
Dies in Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Alderman
were notified Wednesday, July
3, of the death of Alderman's
mother, Mrs. C. R. Alderman of
Hillsville, Va.
Mrs. Alderman, 86, had been
ill for only a short time. Fun
eral services were held Friday,
July 5, at the Christian church,
with burial following at Dal-
ton Hill cemetery, Hillsville.
Survivors include a son
Archie. Heppner, and Arthur A.,
of Hillsboro in addition to sev
eral other children.
Mr. and Mrs. Alderman were
unable to attend the services.
Reggie Pascal, Gazette-Times
linotype operator, spent the
Fourth of July week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H.
Pascal of Fruitland, Wn. He
drove to Fruitland for the
Fourth and then, with them,
went to White Swan, Wn., to
attend a July 4 observance for
the balance of the week-end.
Two brothers and a niece also
were in the family Catherine.
Monagles Visit Here
Following Marriage
In Eastern Ceremony
Miss Kntherlne L. Vahey of
N. it uk. Mass.. and Charles Wil
liam Monagle, Heppner, were
united In marriage at St. James
Church. Wellcslcy, Mass., on
May 23. The Rev. Walter inland
read the double ring ceremony
nt 11.00 a.m.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Mary M. Vuhey and the
late John J. Vahey of Natick
Mass., and parents of the bride
groom arc Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Monagle of Heppner, with whom
they have been visiting recent
ly. Given In marriage by her
hint her, Thomns J. Vahey, the
bride wore a full length gown
of embroidered lace over stlk
with full length sleeves and
cowl neckline bunded In satin
Tnere was a matching band of
f-atin on the hemline of the
'heath skirt and on the luce
iraln. Her headpiece was a lace
mantilla and she carried
shower bouquet of white roses
and lily of the valley with a
white orchid center.
Matron of honor for her sis
ter was Mrs. Mary M. Julmnl.
Bridesmaid attendants were
Misses Martha Mullin and Don
na Mat-Lean, both cousins of the
bride, and Mary Donovan.
Gowns of the attendants were
f blue linen, fashioned in
matching A-line styles, with
white lace interwoven with blue
.'iitln, three-quarter length
s'eeves and floor-length skirts,
They carried colonial bouquets
of mixed flowers and blue Dior
lows held In place their short
illusion veils.
Carrying a basket of lily of
the valley and fern, Lisa Anne
Vi.hev. niece of (lie bride, serv
ca as flower girl, clad In blue
and white organdy with a blue
llowered band in her hair.
John Vahey, nephew of the
bride, was ring bearer.
Captain John Barry of Merrill
Oregon, brother-in-law, of the
groom, served as best man. Ush
ers were Anthony Julian!,
Thomas Brazil and Paul Bryan.
A wedding reception followed
I he ceremony at the Officers
Club of the Natick Laboratories,
where Mary Mullin, the bride's
cousin, had charge of the guest
book.
'The new Mrs. Monagle was
dressed in a tangerine linen
sheath with tangerine and white
linen coat when she and her
husband left on a trip through
New England and Quebec, Can
ada.
While on leave this month,
they came by plane to Oregon
and have been visiting his par
ents and other reatives here the
past two weeks. After their re
turn east on July 14, they will
be at home at 30 Grove Road,
East Natick, Mass.
The bride was graduated from
Natick High school in 1961, and
has been employed as a pay
roll clerk at the Bancroft Cap
Co., in Framingham. Her hus
band was a graduate of Hepp
ner High school in 1961, and in
1965 graduated from the Univer
sity of Portland. He is stationed
with the U. S. Army at the Nat
ick Laboratories, and will com
plete his term of service next
May.
Gormans Visited
By Holiday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gorman and
son, who went I v moved back
lo Oregon after living for some
time in Southern California
were visited by several friends
and relatives during the week
of July 4. and rxtt-uded "wet
come home" greetings. The Gor
mans, who specialize in train,
Ing and showing horses, are of'
copying the former VanScholack
ranch home south of Heppner.
Visiting them four days last
week was a close friend, Gar
vin W. Hale, of Sun Jose. A sur
prise visit was also enjoyed
from Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bullard
and three children of Woodburn.
Mrs. Bullard and Mrs. Gorman
are former college roommates.
Other holiday guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Don Heliker and Mrs.
Vida Heliker of lone.
Birth Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Gale MeCllntock
of Pendleton proudly announce
the arrival of their third child
a boy, born Saturday, July ti,
at St. Anthony hospital In Pen
dletoit. The little boy weighed
8 Ih., 15 o.. and has been nam
ed William Kay. He loins a sis
ter, Kellv Lee. and a brother,
Andrew Wayne.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ayers, Hepp
ner, and paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Tress McClint
ock of Monmouth. Maternal
great grandparents Include
Clayton Avers, Bertha Ayers,
and Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Pet
tyjohn of Arlington.
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New Bride Honored
At Wedding Shower
A summer wedding shower
honoring Mrs. Perry Jones, re
cent bride, was held Sunday nf
ternoon, July 7. in the Metho
dist church social rooms.
Kresh cut flowers were used
ubout the rooms as decoration
ii nd hostesses, Mrs. Krnie Mc-
Cabe, Mrs. Arnie Hodman and
Mrs. Creston Robinson, served
refreshments of anuel food cake.
raspberries and whipped cream.
punch and coffee to the 30
Guests attending.
Mrs. Stuart Or lib e assisted
the honoree with the opening of
her many lovely gifts.
Special guest attending was
the bride's aunt, Mrs. C. A. Mc
Leod of Vancouver. Wn.
The bride Is the former Fran
cis McLeod, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. David McLeod, whose mar
riage to Perry Jones, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Gerald Jones, was an
event of June 17 at Vancouver.
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Church Youth Hold
Taco Feed in Country
United Youth Fellowship
members of the Christian and
Methodist churches enloyed a
taco feed at the ranch home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Weather
ford. Monday evening, July 1.
About 25 youth and their ad
visors. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wheel
house. Mrs. Bob Bergstrom, Carl
Marquardt and the hosts enoy
ea me ieea, followed by a song
lest ana worship service.
Another meeting Is planned
tor monaay evening. July 15, In
the fellowship rooms of the
Heppner Christian church. All
members are urged to attend
ind friends are invited.
Mrs. Storey is Guest
Of Relatives In Area
Mrs. II. W. Storey of Chilli
wurk, B. C, was a recent visit
or at the home of her brother
In-law and sister. Dr. and Mrs.
A. D. McMurdo. While here she
also visited Mrs. Hugh Bran and
Mrs. J. u. linger, her daughter
in-law. In Pendleton she visited
Mrs. M. A. Leach, In company
with her aon-ln-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Ham
mond of Seattle.
After her stay here. Mrs.
Storey, along with Mrs. McMur
do and Miss Mildred Clowrv,
were taken to Portland bv her
niece, Mrs. David Baum of La
Grande, and were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Mc
Murdo. She returned to Seattle
with Mr. and Mrs. Hammond,
by way of Cannon Beach. Mrs.
Baum brought the other mem
bers of the party home to Hepp.
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Hermiston for a day of picnick
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