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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1968)
Invitation Extended To Luciani Wedding Mr. and Mrs. George Luciani ore announcing Ilia coming marriage of their daughter, Kurla Jane, to Uouclas Alnn Anderson. son of Mr. and Mrs. NeU Anderson, formerly of Heppner and now of Dallas. The marriage will be per formed Saturday afternoon, September 7, at 2:00 p.m. In Trinity Lutheran church In llcrmlston. They will creel their guests at a reception in the Civic Recreation Center In llcrmlston Immediately follow ing the ceremony. The couple and their parents wish to extend a special Invl tut ion to relatives and friends In the area to attend the cere mcny and reception. Both young people were Heppner High school graduates with the class of 13. Doug will continue his college studies In Portland and Karla will con tinue her employment In the Ca buna Dress Shop In Bcaverton lollowlng their marriage. Girl Organist Heard In Portland Recital Miss Beverly Berestrom. dnu enter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bergstrom of Portland, and granddaughter of Carl Bergs trom of lone, was presented In an organ recital at Epiphany Lutheran church In Portland on Tuesday evening, August 27. Miss Bergstrom has been an organ student of Mrs. L. Edwin Beach, whose husband is a for mer Lexington resident. She was the winner of a scholarship to Pacific Lutheran University where she will continue her music studies this fall. n 4 "... 1 Cf ; Wm& I j I 1 v:A? j MR. AND MRS. RICHARD A. SPRINGER (Diana Jean McFaddon) Redmond Ceremony Joins Dick Springer, Diane McFadden Community Presb y t e r 1 a n church in Redmond was the scene of the wedding ceremony Luxurious. Romantic . . .with $rJl delicate piercing enhancing its magnificent design ' SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER 48 pc. service for 8 $110 00 open stock price $148.00 I ML B U U U V these 8 most warned serving pieces included with your service. ! W LIFETIME GUARANTEE 1847 ROGERS BROS." America?! Finest SUverplate THE INTERNATIONAI, SILVER COMPANY "Something from the Jeweler's, is always something speciaL" JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNER UiiEBN ST'MPS which united Miss Diane Jean McFadden and Richard A Springer in marriage on Satur day afternoon, August 10. The Rev. D. L. Penhollow of ficiated at the 2:00 p.m. double ring candlelight ceremony, as sisted by the Rev. James K. Eg l.v. The bride Is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hassler of Red mond. Parents of the bride groom are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold (Bud) Springer of Heppner. Marking the bridal aisle were soft yellow pew bows, matcn- lng those which accented the two tall altar standards which held spires of white and yellow gladioli and fern. Candleabra holding tall white tapers, add ed to the summer setting. Escorted to the altar by her uncle. Vern Hassler, the bride was attired in a self-styled white brocade eown with chapel train. The fitted bodice was styled with long tapered sleeves aC' cented with pearl buttons, and scooped neckline. Her bouffant veil of illusion net was attach ed to a headpiece of white silk roses. She carried a bridal bou quet of white carnations and cascading; stephanotis with sat in streamers. For something old" the bride wore a single strand of pearls given to her by her grandmother, Mrs. Blanche McFadden. "Something borrow ed" was a lace trimmed hand kerchief from a family friend, Mrs. Rupert Park; "something new" was a dime put In her shoe by her uncle, and "something blue" was a garter made by the bride. Miss Chris Hassler, cousin of the bride, Redmond, attended as maid of honor. Her mint green sleeveless street-length dress was fashioned with a full pleat in the back which extended from the deep V-cut neckline. She. wore matching shoes, and a green net veil headpiece was held with a crown of yellow daisies. She carried a nosegay bouquet of yellow daisies. Bridesmaid attendants were Miss Janet Downs, cousin of the bride; Mrs. George Copeland, Mrs. Raymond Lyons and Mrs Christopher Grady. Their gowns of mint green were identically styled with that of the maid of honor, with matching accessor ies. Thev carried nosegays of white and yellow daisies. Little Vicki Hassler, cousin of the bride, preceded the bride as fJower girl, wearing a matching green dress and carrying a smalJ basket of white daisies. Jerry Hassler, cousin of the bride, served as ring bearer. Shan Applegate of tugene. and formerly of Heppner, attend ed as best man. Ushering, and lighting the ta pers before the ceremony, were Doug Dubuque, Heppner, and Greg McFadden, Kedmond, bro ther of the bride. Other ushers were Butch Heath and Dale Holland, both of Heppner, and Harold Weath ers of Bend. Wedding selections were play ed by Mrs. Donald Rich, organ ist, who also accompanied Rob ert Kircher when he sang "Be cause" and "The Wedding Pray- For her niece's wedding, Mrs. Hassler chose to wear a water melon colored pink lace and satin dress with bone accessor ies and a white carnation cor sage. Mrs. Springer, mother of the groom, attended in a powder blue lace sheath and jacket. with powder blue and white ac cessories, and a pink carnation corsage. A reception followed in West minister Hall. The five-tiered white wedding cake was decor ated with pale yellow and green rosting flowers and topped with white wedding bells and pale yellow ribbon. Mrs. Oscar Osmundson, Bend, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Harry Fagan, Eugene, cousin of the bride, cut and served the ke. Pouring punch were Mrs. Leonard Rouse, Richland, Wn., and Mrs. Leonard Downs, both aunts of the bride, and coffee was served by Mrs. Jerry Hodge, Portland, Mrs. Meda Butler and Nan Hodge. Miss Ginger Springer, Hepp ner, sister of the groom, pre sided at the guest book. Miss Kathy Bertman, Portland, and Mrs. Jay McDowell. Eugene, wrr In charge of trie jsiit U ble. Among the honor guests pre ent were the bride's erandmoth nr. Mm. McFadden of Woodburn, and both maternal and paternal grandparents of the groom, Mr. and Mn. timer Spinier and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mooree, nil of Hood Kiver. Attending from Ileppner were Mrs. Lvle Jensen and Mr. Line oln Nash. Several local friends of the groom end tX'K college frltnda of the couple were among their weiaing guests. For their wedding triD to Eu gene and along the Oregon coast, the Driae changed to a pile pink sleeveless linen dress, with darker pink accessories. After August 29, the couple win rx at nome at ns a. Mountain St., In Ashland. Mrs. Springer will be teaching at A-shland Junior High school the coming year and her husband will continue his college educa tion at Southern Oregon College. She was graduated from Red mond High school in l'M4 and from Oregon College of Educa tion in 1968. After graduating from Hepp ner High school in 19G3, the groom attended OCE for two years, then served in the U. S. Army for two years. Golden Agers to Meet Heppner Golden Age club will resume regular monthly meet ings on Tuesday evening, Sept ember 3. Members and guests Pine City Residents Honor Future Bride Thirty-six family friends and neighbors gathered at the home ol Mr. and Mr. Jasper Myers, Pine Cltv, Saturday afternoon, August 17, for a bridal shower honoring Mua Karla Luciani, future bride of Douglas Ander son. Assisting her sister with the gift opening was Sheila Luciani. Centered on the serving table was an arrangement of fresh dunlins, A novel Idea for refreshments was having the suenta create their own banana splits. Hwt-ckm-s supplied variety of fla vored li-e en-urn scoop and sev eral different kinds of toppings, and guests then created their own choice of dessert. Hostesses for the afternoon shower were Mrs. Leo Ash beck, Mrs. Thomas Ash beck, Mrs. Ken neth Copplnger, Mrs. Juel Smith, Mrs. Burl Wattenburger and Mrs. Myers. Special guests during the af ternoon were Mrs. Nels Ander son, mother of the prospective groom, and Mrs. David Ander son, Albany. will meet at the Episcopal par ish hall at 7:00 p.m. for a pot- luck dinner, and a variety of entertainment will follow. All members are urged to attend and join in making plans for the fall meetings. HEPPNEI GAZ CITE -TIMES. Thursday. Aucfutt M. 1X1 Rebekah Luncheon Serves Large Crowd Response to the Invitation of the banquet -picnic committee of the Ileppner Chamber of Com merce to the luncheon fr visit ing royal courts, dignitaries and fair board member Saturday noon aftei the parade were "overwhe I m I n t". The Triple links club of Sans Souel Keb enah lodge prepared for &0. serv following Retx-kah members: persons away after all food had been served, according to Mrs. Adele La Trace, chairman. Assisting Mrs. La Trace with the buffet luncheon were the noon after the parade was Mrs. Conn Ad kins, Mrs. Scott Furlong, Mrs. Tom Huston, Mrs. Ct-rald Rood, Mrs. Larry Cook and Mrs. Eva Griffith. Leonnigs Honored At Forewell Party Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwln entertained at their home last Thursday evening with a pot- luck dinner and dance honoring Mr. an Mrs. Ron Leonnlg who will be moving to the McMinn- ville area shortly. Guests for the evening includ ed close family friends and for mer employees of the couple. Following dinner, guests enjoy- ed dancing to live music in the Erwins' garage. Couple to be Honored On 25th Anniversary An open house reception will honor Mr. and Mrs. Riley Mun ken on Sunday afternoon, Sep tember 8, In recognition of their 25th wedding anniversary. Family members and relatives who are planning the occasion extend a cordial Invitation to the couple's many friends In the area to rail at the Munkers home 3C5 S. 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