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GAZETTE-TIMES Thurt- Januoir . 1970 Boardman Couple BT MART LEE MARLOW BOARDMAN Miss Carolyn Nadlne Burg became the bride of Paul Allen MCAnnur 01 ,.fnrfioiiTht ceremony Dec. 27 at the Boardman Community Church. The briae is me uu ehter of the Rev. and Mrs. Her n Bur? of Valleyford Wash., and the groom is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Harold Mc Arthur of Stanfleld. The service was performed by the fathers of the coupie. t..nn Rnrir sister of the iiUaiiu ,, bride, sang "Wedding Prayer and "All Our Life", accompan led by Cherry Shelegal of Ken newlck, Wash., who also play ed the nuptial music. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white satin with brocade trim, fashioned in Vic torian style with a full train. Her shoulder length veil was held In place with a bow. Her bouquet was of white roses. Luann Burg was her sister's maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Donald Earlywlne of Tigard, Kay Cardwell of Coos Bya, and Debra Burg, sister of the bride. All the attendants wore floor length gowns of dark rose velour with burgundy trim. They all carried bouquets of ros- Bruce Bates of Condon was best man, and ushers were Jack Rowland of Valleyford, Wash., Jim Blanton of Portland and Wayne Bates of Condon. Candle lighters were Steven Burg, bro ther of the bride, and Mark Shearer of Fairview, nephew of the groom. Richard Eakin of Welser, Idaho, nephew of the groom, was ringbearer, and Katie Lange of Troutdale, niece of the groom, was flower girl. BMCC Students Commute From Irrigon By FRANCES ROSE WILSON mRifiON Blue Mountain Community College students who returned to school Monday Include honor roll student, Betty Eppenbach, Joyce Jackson, Gene Gollyhorn, Dwayne Lamb, Jana Everett, Gary Balrd. This group commutes each day from here to Pendleton. Its A Boy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crock ett, Jr. of San Antonio, Texas, are parents of a son, David An drew Crockett, who arrived Dec. 17. The maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen are for mer Irrigon residents, now liv ing In Salem. They flow down to San Antonio, to spend Christ mas with the young couple and the new grandchild. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crockett, Sr., Fall City. Maternal great grandmother is Mrs. Bill Graybeal, Irrigon. Guests at the Elbert Eppen bach home for New Years Day were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Matlack of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham of Ben ton City, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eppenbach and daugh ters of Hermlston, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Enoenbach of Umatilla, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marlow of Kennewlck, Wash. On Christmas Day, guests were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mar low, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Phil lips, of Boardman, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eppenbach. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Agee, who live on the Umatilla Irrigon Highway, returned home Mon day from Camas, Wash., where they attended the funeral of Mr. Agees sister, on Mtturuay, uec. 27. Dave Graybeal has returned from the hospital and is much improved after recent surgery. Move Back Mr. and Mrs. Dan Creamer have moved back to their home here, after living In Stockton, Calif, for over a year. Floyd Mestelh was home for the holidays with his family and has now returned to Hur long, Calif., where he is employ ed at the Sahara Army Depot. Mr Jennie Richardson for merly of Umatilla Is making her home with her oaugmer u family, Mrs. Re Mesteth. Mrs. Sedalla Dexter of Her mlston, spent Christmas Day with her grandmother and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lelghton. Mr. and Mrs. David Koch and family also were recent guests on! th two families spent New Years Day with the parents of the women, Mr. ana Mrs. nn Hill. In Umatilla. The Leighton's son. Donald is scheduled for corrective surgery on his knee cap. He is on the waiting list at the Shriner's Hospital In Portland, where he was examined recently. Marries Dec. 27 Following the ceremony a re w. hM at the Green tiM Grange hall with Mrs. Boy Ban, jvira. uk Mrs. Frank Marlow in charge. A Bclutlnrr In the kitchen were Mrs. Ernest Obormeler, Mrs. nninh Earwood. Hazel Mllller and Mrs. Leo Root The four tiered cake, made by Mrs. FranclsyKlontz of MarDucK, Wash., wasfduj and served by m, if inntz Karen Gronqulst of Idl - Pendleton poured the coffee, and Ruth Holland qf Stanfleld serv ed the punch. Susan McArthur, sister of the- groom, haa me guest book. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Burir wore a pink double knit dress with white accessor ies. The groom's mother wore a dress of brown velvet, witn white accessories. Both had or chid corsages. Th hrlrlo Is a graduate of Vniwfnrrf Hli?h School and at tended the Multnomah School of the Bible in Portland last year. She Is presently employed in Pendleton. The groom is a grad uate of Stanfleld High School, and also attended Multnomah last year. He Is attending Blue Mountain Community College this year. Following a trip to Portland the couple will live in Pendleton. nnpsti from a creat distance at the wedding were the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Lawrence oi isneii uakq, Wise. Others came from Port land, Valleyford, Connell and SDraeue. Wash.. Pendleton, Stanficld and Hermlston. There were three tables of pi nochle In play at the card par ty held at the Greenfield Grange hall last week, sponsor ed by the Women's Activity Committee of the grange. Mrs. Walter Hayes was hostess. High prize was won by Mrs. K Kuhn and low went to Mrs. Helen Busch of Butte, Mont. Mrs. Don Downey and Mrs. Albert Warnock won the traveling pi nochle prizes. Mrs. Chub Warren is a patient in St. Anthony Hospital In Pen dleton where she was to have major surgery Tuesday morning. Mrs. Naomi Neverins of La Grande stopped here last week on her way to Woodburn to at tend the funeral of her mother, Elsa Black, who was the wife of A. Burr Black, the first FFA instructor here at the old Board- man High School In 1936. He died two years ago. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball were Ball's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Roy Ball, Jr. and her sons Mark and Calvin Bushman of Globe, Ariz. Visitors last week at the Ball home were Mrs. Ball's niece, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Page and daugh ter Kimberley of Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gribbs of Lincoln City. Also, Jay Cox of Lyle, Wash, visited the Ball's and at the home of Zearl Gil lespie. David Thcw of Cove was a holiday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harper. He has just finished his boot camp training at San Diego and will report back there after the holi days. Mr. and Mrs. Adair Sauers and son Ronnie of Lake Oswego, for mer residents here, were Satur day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pulley of Milwaukle were overnight visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Donovan Sunday on their way home from Boise, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Penages and children Michelle and Shawn left for their home at Wilder, Idaho Sunday after spending the holidays at the home of Mrs. Penages' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hash. Mis. Hazel Miller and erand- dauehter. Krlstle Baker, went to Pendleton Sunday afternoon to visit at the home or ner son-in- law and dauchter. Mr. and Mrs Vern Carpenter. Mrs. Frank Marlow accompanied her and attended the wedding of her nenhew. Rov W. Thomas and Barbara Ann Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Hinton and daughters Kathy, Judy and Georgia spent the Dew year noi iday visiting In Lakebay. Wash at the homes of Mrs. Hlnton's brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs. Walt Harrison and Mr and Mrs. Art Hemrlch. Mrs. Hin tun's mother. Mrs. Grace Lyon, and her niece, Marilyn Nagle, of Vancouver. Wash, accompan lt thi'llV Mr. and Mrs. Dean Griffin and children of Vancouver. Wash., visited last week at the home nf Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker, Cafeteria menus for Riverside Timir.S.nior Hich School for th uwk of Jan. 12-16 are as Monday tacos, lettuce, cheese onions, buttered corn and cup cakes. . . , Tuesday turkey aia King, I HihlrUhlUiW 1 f ) K sJ THB 86 SWIM v I9S, FXD NWON PLUN&iO ro me missssppi five AND STARTEO WHAT 7lNfP oormeeme LON&ssr- rj SNIM IN HISTORY . ( fROM MINNEAPOLIS TH SWM C0R0 2300MLSS. v fn ft PITCH' m t . ... m vrm t it MONO srcuRry we bwio fV'tt et Students Return to School LEXINGTON The following students were home for the hol idays, Jill Padberg from Oregon State, Linda Orwick from East ern Oregon College, Nancy Campbell from Pendleton who is attending beauty school, Don na Pointer, attending business college in Portland, Chris Lov gren, Blue Mountain, Chris Munkers, Blue Mountain and Martha Peck of the universuy of Oregon. Bobby Van Winkle, son of Mr. anrt Mrs. Wm. J. Van Winkle, who is stationed with the Army at Fort Lewis and Willa John son of Salem, were visitors at the Van Winkle home over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg a . 1 l A were guests oi ineir aauK"ier and familv. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Vinson of Monument during part of the Chirstmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brubach- er of Boise, Idaho, visited their dauehter and family, Mr. and Mrs Lee Padbere during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson and children of Albany were Lexincton and Heppner visitors over New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin and daughters were Lexington call-1 ers at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin over the holidays. In Hospital Mrs. Merle Cornelison, who has been staying at the home of her niece, Mrs. June Field in Heppner, is again a patient in Pioneer Memorial Hospital. ., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunt nave returned home from a trip to Colorado, where they spent the holidays with their son and family. Recent holiday visitors at the Boh Steacall home were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dougherty and child ren of Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. Rocer Brandhaeen and children of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Crowell and family of lone, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur btea gall. Mr. and Mrs. Bill B. Mar- quardt and family motored to Portland Sunday where they at tended the wedding of a cous in. Bob Hammell in that city. Miss Norita Marquardt returned to her school at the Multnomah School of the Bible from her holidays spent in Lexington. Plan Summer Camp Carl Marauardt. Marcel Jones and Rev. Don Johnson spent a couple of days this week In La Grande where they attended the Christian Church Summer Camp planning session. Mrs. Georee Hermann and Mrs. Dale Badger and daughter Leah of The Dalles were Lex ington and Heppner callers Sun- pear and cheese salad, vegeta bel sticks and Jell-O. Wednesday chili with crack ers, carrot sticks, pudding and cookies. Thursday wiener WTaps, po tato chips, buttered green beans and pudding. Friday fish sticks with tartar sauce, buttered corn, beet pick lies and sweet rolls. Bread, butter and milk are served with all meals. Call 384-2292. Condon, Collect for Flatt's Truck Service SERVING HEPPNER WITH FAST AND DEPENDABLE FREIGHT TRUCK SERVICE Dally Overnight Srvtc From Portland Including Saturdays MOVING? CALL US AOfil&NAL HEALTH ADDICTS KCLK. UMEARThCO IN Antonio, cMvpmva THAT TUP AVC.e.vr rvi'-vra who iiveo t ree took ST CAM BATHS FOR HEALTH ANO&r PURPOSBSl rf-ri t a" rtL-"'... - .... . J. ouh own and ouh cmtontNS, Haw Tho rtri of the Hermanns have been visiting their moth er, Mrs. Alex Hunt in Heppner, over the holidays. Mrs. Dean Hunt was a visitor in Thr. Dalles Jan. 2 where she visited the Elmer Hunts. Mrs. trimor Hunt, a patient in The Dalles General Hospital, under went major surgery that aay. Mr and Mrs. C. C. Jones mo- tnroit tn Portland Friday taking their son to meet the plane in that city for San Diego, ano io tniro their daughter Charlene and Kimberlee Larson to their fa Services Held At Kinzua For Burned Victims Br VIRGINIA KELSO KINZUA Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Kinzua Community Church for Rosanna Jennifer Adams, age 2 yrs., Barry Gene Flynn, age 5 yrs., and Timothy Thom as Flynn. age 11 yrs. The child ren of Carah Adams, they all died In a house fire on Dec. 31 1,1 FossiL Timothy was born Sept. 5, 1953 In Areata, Calif., Barry on May 24. 1964 In Dallas, and Rosanna In Portland on Feb. 15, 1968. The children are survived by their mother, the father of Barry and Timothy, Charles Flynn of curoka ralif.. the father of Ro sanna, Richard Adams of Ore gon City, a sister Tracey Flynn and a brother Brett Flynn. Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rlckert of KInzua, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Burke of Eureka, Clalf., Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Ad ams of Santa Rosa, Calif. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Castle of Lincoln City, and Mrs. Gertrude McGee of Port land. Also surviving are several aunts and uncles, Lynda Bar anyal and Ruth Rickert of Ore gon City, Kay Ayers and Charles Rickert, Jr., ot uroviue, after the holidays In Lex ington. All were dinner guests n impw Years at the G. K lr vin home in Hood River. Others present were Dale Whitney of Portland and Mrs. Bob Taylor and sons of Boardman. Donald Majeske returned to hi tpaehins at St. Helens, on New Years after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Majeske. Other visitors over the holidays were a rtanphier Gincer. who is em ployed in Pendleton, and Burke O'Brien and mother oi eaKer Stove Peck, son of Mr. and Mr Kenneth Peck spent the holidays with his parents from hi Hntv aboard the USS Pied mont, now docked in San Diego. ftrs; mtn-i Commuted To Progress -And They're Doing Something About It America's rural electrics have a continuing commitment to improve the equality of life in this nation. Across the land, rural elec tric people are combining their own experience and resources with those of the rest of the community to improve educa Inn iasnei Serving Morrow, Wheeler Telephone Calif., Mrs. Sandra Slmonl of Eureka. Calif.. Nina. Jo, Mike, and David Rickert of Kinzua. Funeral services were con ducted by Pastor William Ickert with Interment in the Fossil Odd Fellows cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Flack re turned home last Wednesday from a month spent visiting relatives In Utah. The Flacks were business visitors to The Dalles on Saturday. Joe Bowman returned to Port land Friday after having spent the previous two weeks visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lalte and Tony of Bend spent the week end visiting with Mr. ana Mrs. Jiggs Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oyler and son Don or Bena speni me wHkind visiting with the Del- bert Barbee's, Don Slinkard, and Howard Rice families. Vlsitine recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Eversole and family were Mr. and Mrs. Earl retcr son and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fronk and children Heather and Eric, all of Burley, Idaho. Has Surgery Mrs. O. L. Adams Is recuper ating from major surgery per formed the first part of last week at St. Anthony Hospital in Pendleton. Ncal Dunn of Canby spent New Years visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wlmer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Rollis and sons went to Kettle Falls, Wash, on Monday of last week where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ball, Esther and Ruth Rnllis. Shirlev Cook ana aaugn ter Joann Marie. They then went on to Post Falls, Idaho, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs Rav Rollis. Birthday Party Mrs. Steve Conlee was the hostess Sunday afternoon to a hirthdav nartv for her son Rob- by, who was five years old that day, The youngsters piayeu KlUtil HiltJLUlL People Are tion, assist young people, encourage democracy, and de velop industry. Rural electrics are seri ously aware of their responsi bility to provide community leadership ... as well as elec tricity ... in the areas they serve. and Gilliam Counties' 676-9146 games and watched Rob open his gifts, then all enjoyed cup cakes and ice cream. Those present were Rob, Robby Hulett, Cherl and Brenda McMlnn, An gle and Andrea Jackson, and Wendl Mitchell. Others present were Rita and Sara Bowman, Pat McMlnn, and Melba Mlltcn-elL Salvation Army Sends Baskets Twenty-two baskets from the Salvation Army were sent up by freight from Portland for those in the Nursing Home of the Pio neer Memorial nospuai. n plastic baskets contained Dial soap, kleenex, lour wri-wipes. bottle of dermasage louon u . .,ha ni rnlsate tooth paste. The kleenex were wrapped with Christmas paper. This was a holiday interlude that tney an enjoyed. Mr Emma Haaer has return ed to her home in Heppner af ter spending several days in Corvallis at tne nome vi daughter and son-in-law, Col. Kfrc r a. Shaw. Col. Shaw has retired from the army and is now the assistant registrar i Oregon State University. Their son, Lt. Robert Shaw, also vis t ed in Corvallis during the holi days. COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding llNDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1 I FARM AJNL HUMf. Ippnrlleton 276-7761 1 Co-op
