Monahan-Hoffman
Wedding Solemnized
In August Ceremony
Miss Teresa Margaret Mona
han and Ronald Boone Hoff
man exchanged marriage vows
at the altar of St. Patrick' Cath
olic church in Heppner on Sat
urday, August 16. The nuptial
mass was performed at 7:00
p.m. by the Rev. Raymond Beard.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mona
han of Heppner, and the groom
is the son of John J. Hoffman
and the late Janice May Hoff
man of Pendleton.
Mr. Monahan escorted his
daughter to the altar. Her bridal
gown was a Paris original of
white organza, with diagonal
decorative seed pearl trim from
the left shoulder to the hem of
the gown. Her veil of Illusion
was held by a crown of seed
pearls, and she carried a cas
cade bridal bouquet of white
roses, centered with orchids.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Jo
Ann Paulson, cousin of the
bride, wearing a floor-length
gown of pale green dotted Swiss
fashioned in A-llne style.
Bridesmaids were Miss Joy
Miller of Pendleton and Miss
Debbie Young of Heppner. Their
identically styled gowns were
fashioned of contrasting pale
yellow dotted Swiss. The atten
dants carried white wicker um
brella baskets with yellow
bows and streamers, holding
arrangements of daisies and ivy.
At the altar were decorations
of yellow and white gladioli.
Organ selections were provided
bv Miss Margaret Glavey. who
also accompanied Bill Kenny
when he sang "Ave Maria."
Jack Hoffman attended his
bjother as best man.
Ushers were Bill Monahan,
brother of the bride, and John
Wahl of Pendleton.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Monahan selected a pink
chiffon dress with white acces
sories. Her corsage was of white
gardenias.
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception in the par
ish hall A four-tiered wedding
cake, decorated with daisies,
centered the reception table.
Yellow and white gladiolas and
daisies were used on the tea
table.
Pouring punch and coffee were
Mrs. Peggy Paulson and Mrs.
Kathleen Hisler, aunts of the
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Guests from England
Visit Currin Home
Rodeo guests at the George
Currin ranch were Margaret Tyr
rell arid Valerie Seagroatt of
London, England; Gigl Toya of
Gresham; Louise Hemphill of
Newport; Ann Marie Currin of
Portland and Celia Currin of
Pendleton.
Miss Tyrrell and Miss Sea
groatt were classmates of Celia
Currin at Nottingham University
last year. They are making a
three months tour of Canada and
the United States and will re
turn by plane to England for
theif senior year. They enjoyed
the Eastern Oregon country, and
found the Rodeo very exciting,
especially since it was the first
one they had seen.
bride, with Mrs. Ilene Wyman
cutting and serving the wedding
cake.
Katrina Bristow attended the
gift table and Angela Sumner
was in charge of the guest book.
For their wedding trip to San
Francisco and Reno, the new
McCabes Announce
Daughter's Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McCabe of
lone are announcing the recent
marriage of their daughter,
Christine Jean, to Stephen Eld
ridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Eldridge of Freeport, New York.
The couple was married in
Heppner on August 26, and left
the following day for Freeport.
Miss Peggy Voorhees. Portland.
is a houseguest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Miller, Jr.
While here she will visit her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Crawford, lone. Miss Voorhees,
who arrived Tuesday, Septem
ber 2, will return to Portland
September 6 or 7.
Give her the ring that captured
the heart of America
The pne and only
clte
The name is registered S '
lanyce, Elizabeth and
Kilhy Cuertin
Designed originally for the mother of three loving daughters,
The Mother's Ring was subsequently made available, at her
request, to the mothers of America . . . who gathered it to
their hearts.
Twin bands of 14 karat gold signifying mother and father
are joined by lustrous synthetic stones marking the birth
month of each child.
Insist on the true original The Mother's Ring by
Cuertin Brothers. ' 1969 Cuertin Bros. Mfg. Corp.
"Something from the Jeweler's,
is always something special."
bride changed to a navy and
white sheath with orange jacket
and navv accessories.
The couple will make their
first home in La Grande where
the groom will enroll in East
ern Oregon Colege. He graduat
ed from Pendleton High school
in 1963 and has attended Blue
Mountain Community college
the past two years.
The bride graduated from
Heppner High school in 1966,
has attended Blue Mountain
Community college the past two
years, and will be employed in
La Grande.
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MR. AND MRS. A. T. HARRIS
Couple is Honored ,
On ,60th ,Ann iye rsa ry
All immediate family mem
bers, except one grandson, were
here Sunday, August 31, to ex
tend (greetings to Mr, and Mrs.
A. T. Harris in celebration of
their 60th wedding anniversary.
Unable to attend was Renne
Harris of Berkeley,- Calif., and
his family.
The special occasion was ar
ranged by a son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hill of Coos Bay, and a son and
daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Darrel Harris of Heppner.
Over 75 relatives and friends
came to the Harris home to ex
tend good wishes and congrat
ulations. Five or tne couples
seven great-grandchildren were
among those present.
The honored couple nas uvea
54 of their 60 married years in
the Heppner area. Mrs. Harris
was born and raised here, ana
was the bride of Mr. Harris in
a ceremony in Payette, Ida.
Their youngest son, Renn, was
killed in an accident 22 years
ago.
Serving the guests were tne
couple's granddaughters: Mrs.
Don Hevener or McMinnvine
and Mrs. James Williams of
Coos Bay served cake; Mrs. Dale
Hill of Coos Bay, punch; and
Miss Mary Pointer of Coos Bay,
coffee. Great-granddaught e r s.
Colleen Hill of Coos Bay, kept
the guet book, and Patti bal
ing of Heppner was in charge
of gifts.
Garden Club Plans
September Meeting
An imnnrtant meeting of the
Inno ClarApn rliih is nlannpd for
Wednesday, September 10, at the
Mrs. Kenneth Klineer
in Lexington, from 1:30 to 5:00
p.m.
Appropriate to the season will
be a Droeram on "Bedding Down
the Bulbs", presented by Clell
Rea.
Also, detailed plans will be
discussed for the annual fall
finuror show. Dlanned for Sun
day, September 21. at the school
cafetorium. All members are
urged to be present.
Annual Plans Made
By Catholic Women
Hepnner Altar Society held
their first meeting Tuesday. Sep
tember 2. at the Catholic Parish
hall. Mrs. Bill Gentry presided
over the meeting.
Plans were made to sponsor
a DUD11C cam pariy ana aessert
SeDtember 29 at the Catholic
Parish hall. Committee in charge
of arrangements are Mrs. Pat
Brindle. Mrs. Rita woltt and Mrs.
Tiny Sweeney.
Members also decided they
would agree to cater dnners for
organizations again this year as
they have done in tne past.
Engaged Pair Plans
November Wedding
The engagement and coming
marriage of Miss Mary Louise
Pointer of Portland and Clayton
Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hill of Coos Bay, was recently
announced by her brother, Jerry
L. Pointer of Beaverton. Miss
Pointer is the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S.
Pointer of Portland.
A November wedding is plan
ned in Portland.
The couple was among those
who traveled here for the 60th
wedding anniversary reception
of Mr. Hill's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Harris on Sun
day, August 31.
Phegley Home Scene
Of Wiser-McBride
Wedding August 1
An evening ceremony at the
Jim Phegley home in Heppner
united n marriage, Miss Ramona
Wiser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Phegley, and Danny Lee Mc
Bride, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nate
McBride.
The double ring ceremony was
performed at 9:00 p.m. on Friday.
August 1. by the Rev. Don John
son in the presence of families
and close friends.
Given in marriage by Mr.
Phegley, the bride chose to wear
a white satin dress fashioned
with lace bell sleeves. A floral
pearl-trimmed headpiece held in
place her finger tip veil. She
carried a white Bible, topped
with white carnations and satin
streamers.
Miss Bonnie Kessell was the
bride's honor attendant. She
wore a blue and white ensemble,
and carried a single white carnation.
Best man was Gary Romberg.
Piano selections were Dlaved
by Miss Sandy Matheny
Mrs. Phegley greeted the
wedding guests in a beige print
dress. Mrs. McBride, mother of
the groom, selected a blue knit
dress.
Refreshments of wedding cake.
punch and coffee were served
the guests. Mrs. Edith Wiser and
Mrs. Alice Lightle poured and
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MR. AND MRS. DANNY McBRIDE
Mrs. Leon Olson and Mrs. Faye
Olson cut the wedding cake
Marilyn and Wendy Phegley
were in charge of gifts, and
Becky Phegley held the guest
book.
Following a wedding trip to
Wallowa Lake, the couple is
now at home in Heppner where
the groom is associated with op
eration of McBride's Body Shop.
After the groom attended Hepp
ner High school he spent four
years in service with the U. S.
Navy. Mrs. McBride also attend
ed high schools in Heppner and
in Portland.
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GAZETTE-TIMES
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Vinson-Way Families
Meet For Reunion
Vlnson-Way families met Sun
day, August 31, for their annual
family reunion. A potluck picnic
was held at noon and those pres
ent visited and played games
afterward.
Out-of-town guests were the
Louis Corley family, Top; Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Vinson, Klmber
ly; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garber
and children, Hood River; Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Way and
family, Hlllsboro, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Way, Okanogan, Wash.;
Dewev Irvln, Irrlgon; Mrs. Max
Ine Jensen and Mrs. Jerry
Harshman and families. Walla
Walla, Wash.; and Melvln Mc
Daniel, Seattle, Wash.
Local guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Cecil, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Vinson and Alvln, the Tom Wil
son family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Way and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas McDaniel, Mrs. June
Field and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Marshal, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Marshall and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, Floyd
Breeding, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Martin.
On
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