Couple Makes Home
In John Day After
Wedding in Lakeview
Miss Terry Diane Llneeeum,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dun
can C. Linemim of Lakeview,
and Duane I. Griffith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo W. Griffith
of Klamath Falls, were united
in marriage June 13, at the First
Presbyterian church in Lake
view.
The candlelight double ring
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Elwyn Tesche at 8:00 p.m.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride wore an A-line
gown of silk organza, fashioned
with sheer high-necked yoke
and long full sheer sleeves. Ven
ise lace threaded with pink vol
vet ribbon outlined the yoke,
neckline and hemline of the
gown; lace also appliqued the
sheer yoke and sleeves. A re
movable full sweep train edged
with lace was held at the back
of the yoke with pink velvet
ribbons. A headpiece of heavy
Venise lace, detailed wth pink
velvet ribbon held the elbow
length bouffant veil. Sculptured
flowers, with petals outined in
seed pearls, created by the
bride, were arranged In a cas
cade with ferns and pink velvet
ribbons.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Warren Cook Laird, sister of the
bride. Serving as bridesmaids
were Mrs. James Flake of Eu
gene. Mrs. Robert Warner of Al
bany, Mrs. John Gochnauer of
Heppner and Mrs. Andrew Par
ker of Lakeview.
The attendants wore match
ing street-length sheaths of yel
low sheer, flocked with white
flowers with accents of pink,
fashioned with sheer yoke and
full sheer sleeves. Headpieces
were shoulder-length veils of
yellow illusion, appliqued with
locked white flowers, and held
by a flat bow of matching il
lusion. They carried bouquets of
sculptured pearlized flowers, ar
ranged with ferns, and contrast
ing pink and yellow streamers.
Best man for his brother was
Gary Griffith of Klamath Falls.
Lighting tapers before the
ceremony was Craig Griffith, son
of the groom, of John Day.
Traditional organ music was
played by Mrs. Betty Strawn,
who also accompanied Mrs.
Joyce Taylor when she sang,
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MR. AND MRS. DUANE I. GRIFFITH (Terry Llneeeum)
'Whither Thou Goest" and
"Walk Hand in Hand".
An honor euest of the wed
ding was the bride's grand
mother. Mrs. Katherine De
Young of Portland.
Tho fniinlo prcptpd their
n.iAot. at a ruptintinn In I hi P
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church social rooms. Cutting the
four-tiered weaaing caKe were
Mrs. C. E. Johnson, aunt oi ine
bride, and Mrs. Phillip Rottum,
sister of the groom, both of
Klamath Falls. Pouring were
tvun rrtat. aunts of the bride.
Mrs. Byron De Young and Mrs.
Walter Lofquist, both oi Foreland.
lTnllnwinof thpir werlriinff triu
along the Calitornia, uregon ami
Washington coastlines and to
Victoria, B. C, the couple is now
at home in John Day, where Mr.
Griffith is Grant County Survey
or and a partner in the survey
engineering firm, Bagett & Grif
fith. Following the bride's gradua
tion from the University of Ore:
gon with a degree in Art Edu
cation in 1966, she was art in
structor in the Heppner schools
for three years. She was a mem
ber of the Soroptimist club of
Heppner and participated in
many community activities.
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Erwins are Honored
On 25th Anniversary
The 25th wedding anniversary
on July 20 was a memorable one
lor Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwin
when they were joined by a vis
it of five of Mrs. Erwin's sisters
and their families. Also present
were their daughter, Mrs. David
(Shirley) Clark .and 10-month-old
son, David, recently return
ed from Germany.
An outdoor barbecue dinner
was enjoyed at the Erwin home,
complete with anniversary cake
and a number of gifts. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Lc
roy Lusk and Judy and Mrs.
William Cameron, her son-in-law
and grandson, all of Walla
Walla; Mrs. Wyoma Duckwortji
and grandson of Clarkston, Wn.;
Mr. and Mrs. George Martinson
and family of Hoquiam, Wn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Gail McCarty of
Heppner, Mrs. Clark and David,
and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin.
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MISS GINGER MAJESKE
Engagement Told
Of Ginger Majeske
The engagement of Miss Vir
ginia Lee Majeske of Lexington
to Richard Burke O'Brien of Ba
ker Is announced by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ma
jeske. Mr. O'Brien is the son of
Mrs. Rose Anna O'Brien, and
the late Mr. O'Brien of Baker.
Miss Maieske was a graduate
of Heppner High school in 1966,
and her fiance was graduated
from Baker High school. Both
have been attending Blue Moun
tain Community college in Pendleton.
No wedding date has been an
nounced.
Local Farewell Dinner
Honors McCurdys
A farewell Datio party was
tnrriav. Aueust 2. for
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan D. McCur
dy, Jr., who will be living in
Portland where McCurdy will
work. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs.
Clint McQuarrie.
Couples present were the Or
v's rfan Oilman's.
Jerry Daggett's, Lowell Gribble's,
Carl Spauldings, va bcnanitzs,
Claude Graham's, Phil Maho
Raw Fprpuson's. Milo Pl'in-
dle's, and John Pfeiffer's, all of
Heppner, and Leonard oilman s
of California.
Reception Planned
For Hilderbrands
A farewell reception will be
held Thursday evening, August
7 f,-r Mr and Mrs. James Hil-
d'erbrand and daughters, in the
fellowship rooms oi tne unitea
Methodist church. The Hilder
hranris are leaving HeDDner to
make their home in Central Lou
isiana. During their years here,
thev have been very active in
work of the church and in the
community.
The public is invited to at
tend the reception, starting at
7:30 P.m. A money tree will be
Bridal Shower Given
For Teresa Monahan
Teresa Monahnn was guest of
honor at a bridal shower given
for her on Monday. July 2H,
Helping her open her gifts were
her close friends, Joy Miller and
Debbie Young.
A cake made and decorated
by Helen Young wj served wltn
ice cream, punch and coffee. Her
chosen colors of green and white
were used to accent the decorations.
Hostesses for the evening were
Gwen Healv, Judy Laughlin,
Ann Schwarz. Vern Batty, Deb
bie Young, Eileen Wyman, Vesta
Kilkenny, and Jean Marie Healy.
Miss Monahan is the fiance
of Ronald B. Hoffman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hoffman
of Pendleton. They will be mar
ried Saturday. August 16, in St.
Patrick's Catholic church at 7:00
p.m.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. August 7. 1969
Parents Announce Daughter's Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. Butch Laughlin
were hosts for a dinner party
Saturday, August 2. Special
guests were Mr, and Mrs. Ron
McCahe of Boring and Karen O'
Mallev. Also attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Robison and Bob
Bryant. A total of 11 children
were present.
Pfc. Gary "alL son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Ball, Heppner, flew
into Pendleton Tuesday night,
August 5. He had been station
ed at Fort Gordon, Ga. After 21
days leave he will fly to Fort
Ord, Calif., before being shipped
to Lon Bien, Vietnam.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Chit
ty of Heppner announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Gail Anne, to Robert Medlock,
son of Mr. and Mm. Milo Med
lock of Spray.
Miss Chitty Is a graduate of
Enterprise High school, and has
attended Eastern Oregon Col
lege In La Grande and Eman
uel Hospital School of Nurslnjf
in Portland.
Spec. 4 Medlock graduated
from Spray High school. He re
cently returned from overseas
service in Vietnam, and Is pres
ently with the 3rd Armored
Cavalry at Fort Lewis, Wn.
An October wedding Is be
ing planned.
85th Year Marked
At Surprise Party
Mrs. Walter Rood celebrated
her 85th birthday July 31. Guestr,
who visited her during the day
were Mrs. Harry Munkers, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Cunningham, Mrs:
Nnrman Florence. Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Rood and Dee Dee, and
Mrs. Nola Steers.
A cake was baked by Mrs.
Gerald Rood and served at the
surprise party.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Relnhardt of
Yakima. Wash, visited later In
the week to offer their congrat
ulations to Mrs. Rood.
MISS GAIL ANNE CHITTY
Grange Plans Picnic
Regular meeting of Rhea
Creek Grange will not be held
on August 8 at their hall. In
stead, all members and famil
ies are invited to attend the pot
luck picnic at Anson Wright
Memorial Park on Sunday, Aug
ust 17, starting; at noon.
Lexington Reception
To Honor Wallaces
A reception honoring Cpl. and
Mrs. Dick Wallace of Camp
Pendleton, Calif., will be held
Sunday. August 10. from 3 to 5
p.m. at the Lexington Christian
church.
Cpl. Wallace and his bride, the
former Trudy Ann Dodson, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dod
son of El Calon, Calif., were
married April 12. 1'J. In Yuma,
Ariz. This Is the first trip home
for the young couple.
Dick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bus
ter Padberg, attended schools in
Lexington and Heppner before
Joining the Marine Corps In Feb
ruary, 1907. They will return to
California to complete his term
of service.
A cordial Invitation Is extend
ed all friends in the area to at
tend the reception,
Houm guests of Mrs. Viola Gil-
man last week were her son
and daughtter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Gilman and sons,
Brent and Lance, of Long Beach,
Calif. A friend. John Schweers,
also stayed at the Gilman home.
Gilman works for the Emigra
tion and Naturalization service
out of San Pedro. While here
they also visited the Dean Gil
man's and Lora Stotts. On their
way back, they will spend a
week at Shasta Lake.
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