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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1969)
DOT'S JOTS Dick and Inez Meador hosted a "Cider" party Saturday even, ing at their spacious home Twenty plus guests sipped and nibbled as they sat on the floor or in comrortable chairs from the living room to the kitchen. Along with visiting, guests en Joyed a duo-concert with Inez at the organ and Gayle Hughes nr ine piano. It was a little bit of old-home week. Inez and I taught together ner iirst year or teaching at the Kviersiae scnooi in Pendleton. I always knew when she was about to dismiss because they did "A Chinese toast". This she demonstrated Saturday night. I never did get the hang of it but you clap your hands in this certain rhythm, then smack the aesK, men your thighs, then stamp your feet and then one ciap on eacn end with a "whee". it was tun too, seeing again Claudia and Gayle Coe, cousins from Milton-Freewater who are now Mrs. Merlin Hughes and Mrs. Allen Hughes. They were jn mgn scnooi at Mac Hi about th tima mm imn rAa t fact, we sold the house we built daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold n If P - I- 1 i n . I II -. n ait iu oayie s Droiner Jtsutcn l -vieioy ana age, oiepnen raui Coe. So we had fun . . . seeing I Jurccih, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ru- viv4 mccrLiiig jicw irienua. I nuipii i. dunlin xvtrynuiua I I AUi. -. 1 1 1 V.'. . :--':XjjL . ..ri Grand Conductress Honored By Ruth Chapter 0E5 iThursM November 13, 1969 MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN JURCICH Newlyweds to Live on East Coast Miss Katherine Louise Melby, with uearls. Lone fitted sleeves were tightly buttoned at the wrists. Her finger tip length veil was of illusion veiling held in place by a white satin head itwifi, tf. wuivivii i.juuiua-jjiaic uy a wniic aaiui iit'au Iuuig, uniu, were uuueu in mar- piece uecoraiea wun wnue iiow riaee at a nuDtial mass at St. ers. seauins and noarls. For for all the school Dlctures in Patrick's Catholic church at 4:00 ' loot iTAlr'n t i a. . I . M XTn. ner rru-. Tiy... n t I , .... " v-j. o aoouc aim Jiia icatll 1 f ' wt. v . . w. i 111 egg luiuuuise ring WHICH ue- nv wac an must cuupera-1 i-uhiioiii ui 01. wuiiii o vauiuni; longea io ner maternal grana- iicAi ween wc nupe 10 con- tnuiLu a l vunuvii, uuiiHcu uic moiner. for sometning new. wMr wun mute piuiuiL-a ana uuu"ic tcinuunjf. nuauana someining Diuef sne naa a Stories nf ithpr nonnlo whn I hnvs wprp Dannv Swppnpv nnii I KinA riKKAn y)ia. o u,r AM . f wwf (V I J ----- j rf ' I 1 gUl LCI tuouc ujr on important in the school lifA nf Keith Curnutt. Miss Mareuerite an Heppner children. Glavey played the wedding mu- was a white handkerchief with This is AMERICAN EDUCAT- sic. hand tatrd Hpina whirh h. -w, . . . nuc jruu wciiu me oriue, given in marriage i luiigeu to ner great aunt, tier tO thp PTA mAAtinff lacf r?rrVf t I U., un. n ..11 I Krl A n 1 . ...u: - - - - -- -t ntui,, ujr nci jiaLiitri, wuic a iuu icugin i uuuai uuuijuci was ui Willie tal 1 1 mmmml Itn tirAst4 !n nr vmtm I nariAno an1 -frtI nnn kurln An Irr lint cuujjic cunii iavc I uvuo anu 1 UUU3 UcW ...HI. - . . I A 1 ... . . w "j -vihiimwm i w hii i uaiii, i iiuiu anci i uiaicu witii aaiin UUWS aim I OJStr- by Mrs. Alice McCabe, went to insert of organza was outlined bud dotted streamers. With it Pmt Tr nH Cnnrla xi r cfn tin U I i i l i i.jLi r i j -.v. iuvui i yji iatc mguiignicu i one vaiiitru a. tjiyaiai losaiy, a f i wun sLjuiiia cuiu jjrai is. iiic gui jx. jraLiicri luilllctzii. had broken her arm. 'scooDed neckline was outlined -ma r.t u , Melby. sister of the bride. Brides mams were Sidney Sherwood cousin or the bride, from Co quille, and Erin Dick, hish school and college friend of the bride. I hey wore identical out fits, made bv the bride's sister Their dresses were full length sleeveless semi-fitted sheaths of pink crepe. Their headniprw were fashioned of white flowers and illusion veiline. Each a long strand of white pearls, gifts of the bride. They carried long stemmed white carnations with white satin bows and streamers. Thev wore above thp eiDow lengtn white gloves and pumps. Mother of the bride wore a blue crepe fitted dress with matching coat of lace and white accessories. Mother of the bride groom wore a pink creDe dress. mink stole, and white accessor ies. Their corsages were of white carnations and rosebuds. Best man was AlC Rick Ra. Ran. Ushers were A1H PiVharH MacStay and Sgt. Bill Pelesky, all of Condon Air Force Base. There wore tuxedos with white jackets matching the bride grooms. Reception Follows A reception was held follow , ing the ceremony in the parish nan. cutting the four-tiered weddine cake werp Mr stan Mierwood, Coquille, and Mrs Cordon Hagedorn. Silverton aunts of the bride. Mrs Rohprt Wehrli, Fossil, baked and served (he grooms' fruit cake. Mrs Ward Matthews. Portland, cren: aunt of the bride. Dresided at the tea servie: Mis Rarrv Sherwood, grandmother of the' bride, was at the punch bowl. Ihe tea table was centered with a five candle silver candpl- abra with pink candles. White lilly of the vallev and nink rosebuds were floral decora tions. Card tables with white satin covers centered with nink candles and lily of the valley were set about the room. Mary Helen Wehrli was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Steven Hunkapillar, Pendleton and Mrs. Dennis O'Donnell, Heppner, were in charge of the gift table. Attractive whei baes made bv Marv Hplrn and Bernadine Wehrli were passed to the guests. Going A way For her going away outfit the bride chose a bright nurnlp- fit. ted wool dress with Ion? sleeves She wore a white ermine type cloth -fur coat and matching pill hat box, the pink rosebud cor sage from her bridal bouquet and wnite accessories. Guests attended the wedding from Reynoldsburg, Ohio; Port land, Silverton, Salem, Coquille, Condon, Fossil, La Grande and Pendleton as well as the immed iate area. The new Mrs. Jurcich is a 1967 graduate of Heppner Higli School and attended Pacific Uni versity and Blue Mountain Communitv fTnllpaf Thp prnnm j n j graduated from Bishop Hartley j Mign scnooi, uoiuitidus, unio and attended Ohio State Univer sity prior to enlisting in the rpr I .JtejBElEIlC 1 MADE IN U.S.A. I Sculptured symmetry mirrored in a pierced contemporary design II of Scandinavian inspiration j II This handsome Chest. . . a $20.00 value ! , FREE with purchase of M 48-piece service for 8 m$ through December 31, 1969r-$1 25.00 I ' 'so availat,e in service tor 12 tor only $175.00 Wk i Ilk hmTTrvZ 1 )mflim I 1847 ROGERS BROSf l I America's Finest Silverplate Trademark of "jgr INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY "Something from the jeweler's, is always something special." JEWELERS Store Hours 177 9 A.M. to 6 PJ4. 678-9200 MAIN ST. HEPPNER BANKAMERICARD bViEEN STAM PS More than 400 guesu attend ed the reception honoring Mrs. 'Dick Wilkinson, orand Conduc- tress of the Grand Chapter of Oregon November 1 here In Heppner. Her own chapter, Ruth Chapter No. 32 was the host chapter. The Worthy Grand Matron and Patron Introduced the past Grand Matrons and Patrons who attended. Mrs. Wilkinson intro duced the "Grand family" which is the current Grand officers. Honor guests also included two officers from the Grand Chapter of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wlpper of Victoria Chapter No. 76 of Turn er were given honorary member ships. Mr. Wipper is the Grand Sentinel of Oregon. speaiung Derore xne group were the Worthy Grand Matron and Patron, Mrs. Wilkinson, Florence Yeager of Condon who spoke as a Past Worthy Grand Matron. It's A Girl Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrpr hav welcomed a new daughter Vel inda LaTrace to the famiiv h was born October 31, In Walla walla and Joins a sister Cheree. Paternal grandparents nw fr and Mrs. Jim Hager of Heppner ana maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Akes of Milton-Freewater. Great erand. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Akes, Mrs. Emma Hager and Mrs. Eva Wright. Heppner Garden Club Dates Workshop Heppner Garden club members made plans for a Christmas Greens Workshop at their Mon day night meeting. It will be held at their December 8 meet ing at 8 p.m. in the basement of the Methodist Church. The Rev. Edwin Cutting will demon strate the making of door swags, center pieces and other Christ mas decorating ideas. Mr. Cut ting formerly operated a green house and created these arrange ments professionally. Greenery will be provided. Members and anyone else In terested in the workshop may bring containers or candles or other bits of Christmas to in corporate into their own creations. AddnIa Giiren The Rainbow Girls save two addenda in Mrs. Wilkinson's honor. In one they danced the "Virginia Reel" which was called by Theresa Wright, worthy ad visor for Rainbow and they pre sented a candle light ceremony. The Choralettes from lone sang, accompanied by Darrell James, lone bund director. The Conduc tress' Club performed a drill. Ruth Chapter presented an ad dendum and presented Virginia with a miniature wooden ranch wagon. It's cargo was a box con taining a charm commemorat ing the date of the reception. Mrs. Jack Sumner was hostess chairman for the social houi which closed the evening. Prior to the reception 150 were served dinner at the Elks Club with Mrs. Matt Hughes as din ner chairman. In a joint venture the Rainbow Girls assisted by the Officers Club of the Eastern Star served breakfast the next morning. This was a coming and going affair with a delicious menu which included pancakes, scram bled eggs, ham, apple sauce and home made syrup. Diana Raymond Has Birthday Party Diana Raymond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Raymond, celebrated her 14th birthday Saturday afternoon In her home. Games and refreshments were served. Those in attendance were Wendy Phegley, Tony Toll, her Bisters Donna, Susan, Jenn ifer and 2 brothers, Phillip and James. Plan Bottle Drive Rainbow Girls will have a pop bottle drive Saturday. Girls will be around soliciting at the homes. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 233 N. 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