Early Spring Wedding
Chosen by Karen French
At an early spring wedding,
Karen French, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond French, be
came the bride of Joe Wood, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Wood
of Philomath. The one o'clock
Nuptial Mass was performed by
the Bev. Raymond Beard at St.
Patrick's Catholic Church In
Heppner.
Given In marriage by her
father, Karen wore a gown of
organdy over taffeta In an em
pire silhouette. Daisy lace nc
cented the long sheer sleeves,
the nigh neckline and the chap
el train. Her illusion veil was
held In place by a band of lace
daisies. She carried the white
prayer book carried by her
mother at her wedding. It was
topped by a white orchid and
cascading white satin ribbons
and white chrysanthemums,
The bride's attendants wore
mint green voile gowns flocked
with white daisies. They were
fashioned with scoop necklines
and short puffed sleeves. The
attendants carried nosegays of
white chrysanthemums and ba
by's breath with mint green rib
bons. Miss Verina French was
her sister's maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Susan
French, another sister; Miss Lori
O'Rourke, cousin of the bride
and MLss Sue Scritsmeir.
Will Wood was best man for
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MR. and MRS. Jo Wood, ne
Karen French, who were mar
tied March 27 at Heppner St
Patrick's Catholic Church.
(Photo by Throckmorton)
ing coffee and tea were Mrs
John French, Mrs. Joe Rivera,
Mrs. Jack VanWlnkle and Mrs.
Bud Walton.
Mrs. James Sumner was in
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his brother. Ushers were Geary Mrs. Narfzlger arranged
Callahan Joe Marstall and Edthe Rift table. Assisting about
Young. Altar boys were Larry the room were Mrs. Rosella
fJ.J" OEourke' couslns of I Lindsay, Mrs. LeRoy Gardner.
e Mrs. Cllsta Venard, Mrs. Ilene
MUSIC IWiman Mim Paul Hlclor Mm
Joe Doherty of Pendleton sang
"Mother at My Feet Kneeling",
."Ava Maria" and "The Wed
ding Prayer". He was accompa
nied by Sandy Matheny who al
so played the nuptial music.
The church was decorated with
baskets of white gladioli.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. French chose a sleeveless
Aline apricot and green flower
printed voile topped by a sheet
coat or apricot voile. Her ac
cessories were of beige and
green.
The bridegroom's mother wore
a two-piece suit of royal blue
double knit and beige accessor
ies. Reception at Elks
The reception followed at the
Heppner Elks Club. The bride's
cake was made, cut and served
by Mrs. Vern K. Evans and Mrs.
Lawrence O'Rourke, aunts of the
bride. Punch was served by Miss
Sue Ellen Greenup, Mrs. Ron
Hoffman, Mrs. Arthur Chirrlck
and Mrs. David Peterson. Serv-i
Bill Kenny, Mrs. Max Barclay,
Mrs. James Healy, Mrs. Robert
Laughlin and Mrs. Charles Da
ly. The bride is a graduate of
Heppner High School and the
bridegroom of Philomath High
School. Both are 1970 graduates
of Oregon State. They are at
home at Philomath where the
bridegroom is employed by
Northside Lumber Co.
DOTS
JOTS
SOY BEAN loaf . . . ever tast
ed It? I tasti-d the chicken style
soy bean loaf at the TOPS din
ner last week. It Is absolutely
delicious. Delightfully seasoned
it tastes more like chicken tha
chicken. It has a pleasing tex
ture to your tongue. I am anx
lous to try the other versions
beef loaf, smoked and corned
beef They told me you could
buy it at the Health Food Stores
in Pendleton or Heppner.
lone Chooses Two
For Girls' State
The lone Unit No. 95 of the
American Legion Auxiliary sel
ected the two delegates they
will sponsor to Girls' State at
their April 6 meeting.
Mary McElligott, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don McElligott and
Ann McElligott, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. McElligott, will
represent lone High School at
the 1971 Girls' State Convention
at Willamette University in Sa
lem June 13-18. Jackie Howton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Howton, Is alternate. Mrs. Cleo
Drake was chairman of the sel
ection committee.
Mrs. Don McElligott recently
accompanied the delegates to
Athena where they met with
other Girl Staters.
Senior Girls and
Mothers Invited
To Annual Tea
Invitations have gone out to
all senior girls at lone and
Heppner high schools inviting
them to a traditional, annual
event, the Heppner Soroptimist
Club's Mother and Daughter
Tea. Girls are asked to bring
grandmothers or aunts if moth
ers are unable to attend.
This year's tea is to be at
the Howard Pettyjohn residence
on the Heppner-Condon High
way just south of Heppner. The
Soroptimists are eager to become
better acquainted with the 1971
girls and to have the girls meet
the members of Morrow Coun
ty's only business women's club
Tea hours are from two un
til four in the afternoon of Sun
day, May 2.
DO CONSIDER going out to
the Homemakers Festival for at
least part of the day. You'll en
Joy the marvelous Indian dis
play. For a long time I have
felt that the Indians need to be
proud of their ways and learn
their own way those of making
moccasins and other skin work,
bead work, working with reeds,
music, dancing, language.
This display is an exhibit of
some of the things they are
now returning to doing.
Then if it s only part of the
day, plan to go about 1:30 to
see Curtis Lund s scenes of Ore
gon. Curtis was an engineer for
the Telephone Co. before he took
early retirement. He has taken
pictures all over the world and
then his clever wife puts to
gether the narration and back
ground music. You'll love see
ing these pictures and do stop
long enough to meet this charm
ing couple who have adopted
Eastern Oregon as their retire
ment home.
Festival is today, Thursday at
the Fairgrounds.
Mary Kay Hughes To
Be Worthy Advisor
Friends are cordially invited
to the installation of Mary Kay
Hughes as Worthy Advisor of
Ruth Assembly No. 50 Interna
tional Order of Rainbow for
Girls.
The Installation will be Sun
day, May 9 at the Masonic Tem
ple, beginning at 2:00 p.m.
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Chevron
Mrs. Norman Nelson, lone,
was re-elected chairman of the
Morrow county Home Extension
advisory committee at their ret
cent meeting Also re-elected
were Mrs. Elmer Palmer, Hepp
ner, vice-chairman; and Mrs.
Weldon Witherrite, Echo, secre
tary. Newly elected treasurer is
Mrs. Art Allen, Boardman.
New to the committee is Mrs.
Richard Ryan, Irrigon.
HAVE YOU TRIED the Ore
gon Wheat League Cake recipe
yet? Do let me know how your
family liked It, etc. I am just
glad it s chocolate because Char
lie doesn't think it's cake un
less It's chocolate. I must try
it soon because someday I am
going to enter a cake In the
County contest!
This just might be the year.
What about you?
Pascals to Have
50th Anniversary
Reggie Pascal went to his
home north of Spokane last
weekend. He assisted other
members of his family in mak
ing plans for his parent's 50th
Wedding Anniversary on May
21. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
I. H. Pascal.
Also home for the weekend
was Alan Covington. Reekie's
nephew, who was home from
the service. He leaves Tuesdav
for Hawaii.
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MR. and MRS. HAROLD
JAY MEDLEY
(photo by Lou Krohn Studio)
Medley. Evans Rites
Of Interest Here
Elizabeth Louise Evans and
Harold Jay Medley were mar
ried at the Lake Oswego United
Church on April 3 before a large
group of guests including sever
al who had travelled from Heppner.
The bride Is a niece of Mrs.
Gustaf Nikander; daughter of
Mary's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean
Evans, former Heppner residents.
Other former Heppner residents
present were Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Case, and M. and Mrs. Don
Case. Rev. and Mrs. uustar
Nikander of Heppner attended
the wedding and Mrs. Nikander
Doured at the reception. The Ni
kander grandchildren took part
in the wedding, Linda was
flower girl and Robbie was ring
bearer.
Portland Visitors
' Mr. and Mrs'. C. E. Garlick of
Portland visited last week with
his sister, Mrs. Ola Ruggles.
While they were here Mrs. Rug
gles took them over the bomb
ing range. They were excited to
see the changes taking place.
They marveled at the sprinklers
bringing water to the sage
brush and Quincy soil! After
lunch at Dodge City, the three
some drove on to Hermiston
where they were dinner guests
of their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
McKinney.
Try an envelope or two of
CowBelles Beef Broth in your fa
vorite Jell-O-vegetable meat recipes.
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JOHN LANE'S APTS. No. 3
Phone
676-5540 or 676-9294
Rebekahs Meet
The Past Noble Grands of
Sans Soucl Rebekah Lodge No.
33 were hostesses April 24 to
the Past Noble Grand Groups of
lodges In Districts No. 19 and
20. Noble Grands and Vice
Grands of the lodges were also
Invited. A most delicious buffet
luncheon was served in IOOF
Hall. Ooal Cook, president of
the local Group, was chairman
of the luncheon with her sister,
Elsie Leathers serving as co
chairman. President Opal ex
tended a most gracious wel
come to all, Introducing Vera
Boutella. Heppner. P.N.G. of
Pearl It L. In Prosser.
Special guests greeted were
two P. N. Grands of Sans Soucl
who lived In Heppner for many
years, Alma Clouston who came
from Portland. Her sister, t-ua
Parker, accompanied her. Ber
nice Bauman Disney of Madras
who Is also Past chairman of
District No. 20, Ora Rodman, a
P. N. Grand of Juniper R. L. No.
229, Madras.
Guests from Mignonette R. L.
No. 86, Athena were, Alice Mc
Millan. Ella Huffman, Ethel
Hinkine. Thelma Huffman and
Bea Gomillion. Bea also lived
In Heppner for a number of
vears. Members of Ualtee R. L.
No. 224 of Stanfield were Luella
Bohms, Betty Jordan, Evelyn
Pearce. Eva Bard, Tresie Collins
worth, Charlotte Andrews and
Evelyn O'Brian.
Past Noble Grands present
from Bunchgrass R. L. No. 91 of
lone were Mabel Ring, Delsle
Chapel, Ida Coleman, Norma
Rea, Edith Matthews and Lucile
Rietmann.
Pendleton Group from Paul
ine R. L. No. 13 were Joyce
Schuening, Ruth Marlin, Esther
Young. Bertha Pollock, tsteiia
Enbysk, Rova BomDoy, tmma
Peck, Marietta Wilsay; unian
Miller. Luella Fletcher, Gladys
Scheer, Thelma Moore, ttta mu
lett, Thirza Franzen.
Hermiston Past Noble Grands
were Beulah Primm, Freda Bush,
Vice Grand of Sunbeam No. 80,
Nellie Maechtle, Sally Young,
Gladys Hale, Orrel Lewis, Oda
Rankin, Pauline Burton. Harriet
Sweet, a member of Sunbeam
who was a guest of Nellie
Maechtle, Ada Eskelson, a
.N.G. of Holly No. 139 but is
member of Hermiston Uud.
Genevieve Moody a P.N.G. of
Beulah R. L. No. 35 Albany, an
other member of Hermiston
Group as also Altha Kirk a
P.N.G. of Sans Soucl but is a
member of both Pendleton Club
and Hermiston Group.
Jo Huston and Bernlce Bau
man were celebrating their
birthdays on this date so all
sang the Birthday song to them.
Alma Clouston won tne aoor
prize.
Adelle LaTrace entertained by
having blneo game played un
til all were ready to leave for
home.
HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday. April 39. 1971
WSCS Plans Luncheon
With Lawn Sale
May 8
The Women of the Methodist
Church will serve luncheon from
11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at their
Lawn Sale on May 8. Friends
are Invited to eat and then
browse through the display ta
bles.
There will bo odds and ends
from 10c to 1.00. There will be
antiques. Among the larger it
ems for sale is a kodak cam
era, adding machine, books, an
electric range. All kinds of ap
rons will be on sale at the Ap
ron bar.
There will be a display of
sale items in Ida Farra's win
dow. The sale starts at 10 o'
clock in the morning of May 8.
lone Sorority Gives
Spring Banquet
The Annual Spring Banquet
for Beta Omega Chapter of ESA
was enjoyed recently by mem
bers and their husbands.
The no-host dinner was given
at Thel's Cafe set in a Spring
motif. The tables were decorat
ed with daffodils and other
spring flowers and the theme
carried out in the nut cups. Dec
orations were courtesy of Mrs.
Jerry Martin and Mrs. Joel En-
floman.
Out-going president, Mrs.
Charles Doherty was presented
with an appreciation gift for her
year in office.
State Convention
Mrs. Jerry Martin and Mrs
Charles Doherty, accompanied
by their husbands, will attend
the Epsilon Sigma Alpha State
Convention held this year at Sun
River in Bend April 30 through
May 2. The two will represent
the lone chapter along with the
82 chapters in the state.
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Golden Agers will meet May
4 at 7 D.m. at the All Saints'
FniscoDal rjarish hall. There
will be a potluck dinner follow
ed by entertainment.
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HHS Drama Class
Presents
Tine Miracle Worker"
3 Act Play
May 7 and 8 8:00 P. flfl.
HIGH SCHOOL CAFETORIUM
ADMISSION 1.50 ADULTS
1.00 STUDENTS
.75 CHILDREN
Director Dennis McKay
Coffee and Pie sewed during Intermission
Beta Omega Has
New Leaders
The new officers were selected
by the Beta Omega Chapter of
ESA at their April 13 meeting
at the home of Mrs. Roy A. Lind-
strom.
Mrs. Jerry Martin will head
the chapter as president, assist
ed by Mrs. Joel Engleman as
vice-president, Mrs. Dennis
Brandon as corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. Roy A. LIndstrom as
recording secretary and Mrs.
Charles Doherty as treasurer.
Other officers and committees
will be appointed by Mrs. Mar-
tin at a later date.
During the business meeting. It
was decided to split the profits
from the recent food sale be
tween the Meadowood Speech
Camp and the lone Library.
JATCEEETTE OF THE TEAR
Mr. Pat Wonser received two
liver platters at the annual
Jaycee banquet Saturday eve
ning. The one the holds in hef
right hand was one she help
ed pick out for the "Jaycee
ette of the year" and was meat
surprised when she was pre
sented with It I The one she
holds In her left hand was
awarded to her as the Jaycee
ette president.
Prindle's Guests
Visit for Bridge
Mrs. Vernon Miller and Mrs.
Elizabeth Reed of Fossil were
guests of Mrs. Milo Prindle on
April 21. They acted as substi
tutes for the bridge game at
Mrs. Prindle's home.
Others playing were Happy
Graham, Hazel Mahoney, Lota
Tibbies, Helen Schaffitz, Dee
Cribble and Virginia Whitaker.
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