HEFFNEB GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday. July M. WQ
Shrine Queen Guest
Of Soroptimists
Shrine Queen Kathy Schwar
: n was the guest ol honor a
l ie SoroptimLst Club luncheon
'. hursday at the Wagon Wheel.
nmDanvlnB her were her
mother, Mrs. Felix Schwarzin
nd Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cook
who were also euests at the
luncheon.
Mr. Cook, an enthusiastic sup
iorter for the Shriners Hospita
itroduced Queen Kathy. She is
Cie daughter of Mr. and sirs
Velix Schwamn. She was admit
red to the Shrine Hospital In
ivornber. 1901 for foot correc
t on. She was permanently dis
ihareed in May, 1967.
At first she was quite shy in
ie "queen" limelight but she
i gradually overcoming this.
: he Is in the fifth grade, plays
larinet in the band, is in t II
nvine club, belongs to All
.-aints' Episcopal Church and
.-.nes in the choir.
She will share in the Shrine
f -stivities at the East-West Foot
! all parade and game in Pen-
teton on Aug. 22.
.'tat Is tics
Mr. Cook gave some interest
'ng and revealing statistics on
le hospital. The first hospital
res
mi
MR. AKD MRS. DAVE BALL
Bride Wears Mothers Wedding Gown
Nancy Elizabeth Richardson i on. and John Richardson, broth
. : - a . 1 1 . J .
was cowneo in tne prinivss er vi mr uiiur.
style white satin wedding dress; Music included the traditional ision. but all are wtloome to en-
The Fair is
Flower Time
IT LXNNA SMITH
Flowers are always a beautl
ful n intemiing part cf the
Morrow County Fair. It seems
as though everyone has some
type of flower growing in his
yard that will apply to the lots
and entries In the fair premium
book if there Is no lot lusted
for the specific tyre flower In
your yard, the fair board makes
new lots to fit the flower. Fiease
look through the new fair pre
mium book and enter in as
many different lots as possible.
Fair Board says. "Let's make
this the Best fair year ever."
The Flower section begins on
page 33.
Most all containers are fur
nished by the fair board, how
ever, if you have a special con
talner you wish to u. this is
satisfactory- Three 3 stems of
any variety constitute an exhib
it, except as otherwise indicated
in the premium bok. The fol
iage of plant is required with
bloom- Only one entry may be
made In each class or class div-
Shoun-Sfeagall
Picnic Held
At Bull Prairie
' as opened in Portland in 1922. Iras. The double ring Episcopal
!' now has a bed capacity of I ceremony was performed by the
. . . 1 .. 1 . . . ns T ' r. r: I. n: i . . I f ,
: ) with a waiting list of 95. In
" 69 there were 423 admitted to
the hospital for a total of 22,
! 8 patient days, cost per pa
t ent day $39.13.
There were 316 braces made
hy the hospital brace shop. 713
ists applied. 7,350 x-ray films,
10 orthopedic operations and
T2 surgical procedures.
They have three burn units
;it Galveston, Boston and Cin
cinnati. Oregon has three guests
;n the uaiveston unit irom
f her mother, when she became! processional and recessional De
the bride of David Eusrene HalL inn Butterfield of Medlord.
son of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Eugene G. jsang 'The Lord's Prayer." Or
Hall of Heppner July 27 at the aW gnow of Madras and Kent
First Christian church in Mad-1 Kennedy, cousin of the tnde
from Eugene, lit the candle
For the ceremony, the bride's
mother wore a champagne col
ored A line dress with matching
ter as many classes as possible.
Horticulture specimen must be
grown by the exhibitor and
should be labeled with the cor
rect name whenever possible.
Flowers used in arr.ni:err.ents
need not be grown by the exhibitor.
Trfri -iH ki .run at "J-jYli
Tuesday. Aug. 25 to permit as
Rev. Dirk Rinehart of the Epis
copal Church of Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Richard- mother wore a lime brocade
son of Madras. Her gown had ! jacket dress a..d w hite accessor
a full train. The bodice was ies. Both women wore white or
trimmed with seed pearls and ; chid corsages.
detailed with beaded neckline.
Her full length veil was held
in place by a crystal crown or
iginally worn by Sandra Van
Wert Grimm.
She carried an orchid on a
tayton. untano ana si. Hei- shoupr rih. .
She was given in marirage by
her father.
Sandra Snow of Madras, was
maid or honor. She wore a floor
length A line gown with empire
waist, of white lace over pea
cock blue satin, and carried
Pictures were taken to close
t!ie meeting.
Mrs. Mike Gray urged mem
bers to sign up for their pre
ferred time to serve at the Coun
try Store at the Fair.
the board meeting for July 30(',hree lonS stemmed yellow ros-
at the Wagon Wheel and the
' usiness meeting on Aug. 6
he City HalL
at
i i ,
t ;
jv
I es.
Bridesmaids were Katie Ken
nedy and Martha Specht. both
cousins of the bride; Nancy Do
herty of Heppner and Peggy
Eidemiller, Madras. They wore
gowns similar to that of the
maid of honor, and each car
ried a single long stemmed yel
low rose.
John Hall of Heppner, brother
of the bridegroom, was best
man. I'shers were John McCul
ley of Malin. Bill Bellamy of
Moro, Ron Wilkinson of Leban-
J AMI LEE HILL
Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. John Hill of
Heppner announce the engage
ment of their daughter Jarri
ee to Pete Shumway of La
itrande.
They are to be married Sept.
?6 at the Baptist Church in Ba
ker. Miss Hill is a 1969 grad
i:ate of Heppner High School
nd attended EOC last year. She
H employed in the Forest Serv
ce office in La Grande. Mr.
Khumway is an engineer for the
Forest Service.
They will make their home
in La Grande.
Three Generations
Mrs. Jerry Rood and Deane
met Mrs. Rood's mother, Mrs.
Edna Gay of Ashland in Port
land last week. Trie three of
them visited the C. H. Perron
family. Mrs. Perrott is the for
mer Margaret Doolittle. They
went into Washington where
they visited Jerry's father. Or
ville Rood at Port Orchard and
at Lynden with Mrs. Gay's aunt
and family, Mrs. Etta Weather
by. They took the coast route
home. They were pleased to
meet the Bill Hust family who
was also vacationing, in Astoria.
They are now at Arlington. Wn.
Mr. H'-tst is a former Penney's
jtore manager in Heppner. He
sends greetings to his friends
here.
The travelers had grand
weather at Long Beach and Sea
side. At Portland. Mrs. Gay re
turned to Ashland and Mrs.
Rood and Deane came on to
Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. LyU Jensen and
children, went to Portland last
Sunday on a business trip and
returned home on Monday. They
snent Sunday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Par
son and family. Mrs. Parson is
Mr. Jensen's sister.
CWF Has Retreat
At Battle Mt.
The annual Mountain Top Re
treat of the Christian Women's
Fellowship of the Christian
Churches of Eastern Oregon
was held last Wednesday at
Battle Mountain.
There were representatives
from Pendleton, Hermiston, Mil-ton-Freewater.
La Grande, Hepp
ner, Lexington, John Day and
Burns.
Those attending from the
Heppner - Lexington Churches
were: Mrs. Vernon Munkers,
Mrs. Roy CampbelL Mrs. Earl
Soward. Mrs. Trannie Parker,
Mrs. Gertrude Parker, Mrs.
Mabel Chaffee. Mrs .Clara Gert
son and Mrs. Maude Craber.
A very interesting program
was given following the potluck
dinner with each group telling
of their Outreach programs.
Job's Daughters were in
charge of the reception, held
following the ceremony at the
Madras Masonic temple.
Mrs. Edward Richardson of
Madras, aunt of the bride, and
Mrs. Mark Mulder of Everett.
Wn.. cousin of the bride, served
the bride's cake. Cindy and Jan
Ekstrom, Heppner, cousins of
the bridegroom served the
punch, and Dorinda Steiger. al
so a cousin of the bridegroom
from Portland, poured the coffee.
Kerry- Kennedy, cousin of the
bride, Eugene, presided at the
guest book; and in charge of
the gift table were Marie Van
Marter and Donna Flack, cous
ins of the bridegroom of Hepp
ner. The gifts were opened by
Susan Priday and Janet Victor
ine. For Traveling
When the couple left for a
honeymoon trip to Victoria.
B. C. the bride wore a navy
blue and white dress and coat
with navy accessories and a
white hat. She also wore the or
chid which she had carried on
the Bible during the ceremony.
" They will make their home in
Heppner for the remainder of
the summer, after which they
will return to Corvallis, where
they are both students at Ore
gon State University. Dave Is
OSU Student Body first vice
president.
Nancy graduated from Mad
ras High School in 1969. Dave
graduated from Heppner High
School in 1968. and then spent
one year serving as a state of
ficer for the Future Farmers of
America before entering OSU,
Special guests at the wedding
were the four sets of grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester M.
Kennedy of Madras, and Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Richardson
of Lakeview, grandparents of
the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Archie
C. BaU, Sr, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. HalL aU of Heppner,
grandparents of the groom.
Out of town guests came from
all over Washington, Oregon,
and California.
many exhibitors as possible to
bring in potted plants and to
begin arrangements. Entries will
aiso oe received beginning at
8:00 a.m. Wednesday. Aug. 26
and close at 11:30 a.m.
Theme for the Flower Boxes
is "Period". You have your
choice of Histvrical periods and
be sure and name your entry, i
Prizes are S2-50 for first; SL50
for second, and Sl.CO for third
place. Sweepstakes in Horticul
ture Most blue r.bbons receiv
ed from entries.
Sweepstakes in Arrangements
Most blue ribbons :n arrangements
Best of Horticulture P.ibbon.
Best cf Arrangements Rib
bon.
Best of Houseplants Ribbon.
Superintendents in Flower
. division of fair are: Mrs. Bob
Clough. Mrs. Harold Huber, Mrs.
Delpha Jones, Mrs. Fannie Grif
fith. Mrs. Clell Rea, Mrs. Pete
Klinger, Mrs. Orville Cutsforth.
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YOURSELF
First
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do a surprising job in building a worthwhile
fund you can use for future enjoyment, to profit
by opportunities, or to meet an emergency.
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PE2TDLETOH
Queen Kathy At
Chief Joseph Days
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood ac
companied Queen Kat h y
bchwarzin and her cousin, Linda
Lou Keithley to Chief Joseph
Days. Queen Kathy rode a con
vertible in the parade driven by
Mr. Wood. Riding with them
were Mrs. Wood and Vic Cronin,
the latter of Enterprise.
Kathy will be Queen of the
East -West Shrine Football game
in Pendleton on Aug. 22. Game
time is at 8 p.m. The pageant
ry will begin at 7:15 and the
afternoon parade is at 3 o'clock.
The girls enjoyed rides at the
carnival after the parade and
wading in Wallowa Lake.
This was Kathy's first trip to
Wallowa Lake, now she is try
ing to persuade her parents to
go up.
LEXINGTON Mrs. Mary Taf
fey of New Orleans, La., and
Mrs. Eunice Smidgeon and dau
ghter of Los Angeles, and Mrs.
Irene Clark and children of Sac
ramento, Calif., are visiting their
sister Mrs. Lola Breeding and
their brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Steagall. All
relatives enloyed a family get
together at Bull Prairie on Sun
day where there were 96 rela
tives nresent. This was the first
time all had been together since
1941. Others attending irom
Lexington besides Mrs. Breeding
and Mr. and Mrs. Steagall were
Mrs. Jerry Dougherty and child
ren. At Del'i Market
Mrs. Morris McCarl is em
ploved at Dels Market In the
absence of Mrs. Elden Padberg
Mr. and Mrs. Padberg and har
Li crew are spending some
time at their ranch near Milton
Freewatcr where they are harvesting.
Tvhhv VanWinkle. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. J. VanW inkle has
been promoted to Spec. 5 accord
ing to word received by his par
ents. Mrs. Cleo VanWinkle returned
to her home on Monday after
the weekend spent in baiem vis
iting her sisters. She motored
there with her son and wife Mr.
and Mrs. Jack VanWinkle, who
attended a wedding in Eugene.
Mrs. Joel Engleman and son
Frank. Mrs. Florence McMillan.
Mrs. A. F. Majeske and Mrs. C.
C. Jones were Boardman and Ir
rigon callers, on business for the
kidney machine donations, on
Mondav. Thev also visited with
Mrs. Altha Kirk of Hermiston
who is recovering from major
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Padberg
have had Mrs. Wayne Brubach
er, mother of Mrs. Padberg as
their house guest this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary' Burtsch of
Eugene visited Saturday with
them, enroute to Boise, Idaho.
Mrs. Brubacher returned to her
home with them. Mrs. Burtsch
is a sister of Mrs. Padberg.
Mrs. Mervin Leonard enter
tained with a party honoring
Mrs. Dean Hunt on her birth
day on Monday. Those present
for bridge were Mrs. Gene HalL
who won low, Mrs. John Led
better. Mrs. Lester Cox. who won
hi Mrs. Art Watkins, Mrs. C C.
CarmichaeL Mrs. Inez Huffman,
Mrs. Hunt the honoree who won
second and the hostess Mrs.
Leonard.
To Cffnndq
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Viall are vacationing this
week in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Irvin of
Hood River spent the weekend
with their son Billy who is em
ployed here.
Ml. and Mrs. William Bridget Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parson, of
nd Bobby Wilson have moved
on the old Justus place on Hln
ton Creek, They have been work
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Elvln
Rothell at their Boys' ranch
near Dayvllle.
Beaverton, came up Saturday to
pick up their three daughters
who had spent two weeks stay
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Connor and family. They return
ed home on Sunday,
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