Bridegroom Wears
Air Force Uniform , .
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On August 14 at the Heppner
Christian Church, Linda Sue
rexiyjonn, daughter or Mr. ana
Mrs. James Pettyjohn, of lone,
became the bride of David Wil
liam Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Wright of Heppner.
Pastor Don V. Johnson officiat
ed at the double ring candle
light ceremony.
The bride chose an informal
wedding and follow e d her
white and yellow colors with
her wedding dress. Given in
marriage by her father she
wore a street length sleeveless
polyester knit. The v-neckline
was accented with a yellow
scarf. She carried a bouquet of
yellow centered daisies and
white carnations with white
lace festoons.
Marsha Ball was the bride's
only attendent. She wore a yel
low dotted swiss dress and car-
ers.
The bridegroom wore his Air
Force uniform. Hal Bergstrom
was his best man. Ushers were
Dean Wright, brother of the
bridegroom and Jerry Petty
john, the bride's brother.
Mrs. Paul Tews was organist.
The church was decorated with
yellow and white daisies and
gladiolus arranged in picture
baskets. Pews were marked
with yellows bows. Yellow and
white tapers were in the can
dleabra. Reception Follows
The wedding reception was
held in the church social room.
The three-tiered bridal cake
was topped with a bride and
bridegroom and decorated with
bells and yellow flowers. It was
served by Mrs. Jack Hynd, aunt
of the bride and Mrs. Leland
McKinney. Pouring were Mrs.
Eob Wright of Umatilla and
Mrs. Clayton Wright of Herm
iston. Diane Wright and Cindy
Barnett arranged the gift table.
Nancy Pettyjohn and Doris Mc
Cabe were in charge of the
guest book. Marlene Bergstrom
and Mrs. Clyde Pettyjohn co
chairmaned the kitchen.
There was a get-together for
the family at the Wright home
later that evening. The bride
chose to wear a floor length
yellow hostess gown for the
occasion.
The young couple honey
mooned a few days at the
Wright mountain cabin. The
bride returned to drive wheat
truck for her dad for a few
days before they left for Wich
ita, Kansas where the bride
groom is stationed. He has
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MR. AND MRS. DAVID WRIGHT. Mrs. Wright is the former Linda
Pettyjohn.
three more years in the Air
Force. He graduated from Hep
pner High School and she from
lone High School, both with the
classes of 1970. She attended
business college in Portland
last winter.
They are at home at 430 N.
Matthewson Ave., Witchl t a ,
Kansas 67214.
Guests from out of town were
Mrs. Ellen Moore of Monument,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright, Gary,
Mike and Bobby of Umatilla,
Mrs. Clayton Wright of Herm
iston, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Zimmerman of Pendleton and
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Steinke,
also of Pendleton.
Renne Harris Here
Friends enjoyed greeting Mi.
and Mrs. Renne Harris and
their three children Joseph 5,
Carolyn 3 and Sean 8 months
when they visited here last
week.
Renne, the son of Mrs. Mike
Saling and grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Harris, graduated
from Heppner High School, Wil
lamette University and is now
a senior in the Church Divinity
School of the Pacific at Berke
ley. He assisted in the morning
workshop at All Saints Episco
pal Church Sunday.
He met his wife while they
were both students at William
ette. She is the daughter of the
Episcopal Bishop in Idaho.
Sans Souci
First Meeting
Following summer recess It
was back to regular meetings
for Sans Souci Rebekah Lodge
No. 33 on first meeting Septem
ber 3 with Mary McMurtry, No
ble Grand, presiding. She ex
pressed concern at the low at
tendance of members, stressing
the importance of all turning
out to prepare for the October
visitation of State Assembly pres
ident.
Reviewed was the community
service participated in by mem
bers during the past three
months. Ill members were report
ed on, and it seemed the list
was too many, cards were pre
pared to send to each of them.
Lodge chairmen were urged to
report as required to their respec
tive State officers.
Hosting the social hour follow
ing lodge was Mildred Padberg
serving delicious refreshments.
Friends Invited
To Wedding at Spray
Friends are cordially invited
to the wedding of Mary Lucinda
Rcade to Leslie Norman Leding
ton at the Baptist Church in
Spray on Sept. 18 at 1:30 o'clock
in the afternoon. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Reade of Spray.
The reception will follow at
the Spray Grange Hall.
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Homemakers
Extension Start
Fall Activities
Extension homemakers activ
ities resume for most study
groups in September and Oc
tober. Some groups will meet this
month to plan their year's ac
tivities and others will start with
the first study lesson in October.
Project leader-teacher train
ing will be given for the Oc
tober study lesson "Which Wig"
on September 22 starting at 10
a.m. at the new Indian Hills
Motor Inn conference room. Each
study group should have two pro
ject leader teachers at the meet
ing. Homemakers Advisory Com
mittee will meet Monday, Sep
tember 20 at the home of Mrs.
Vern Keithley (290 Baltimore)
in Heppner, with many business
matters to be considered concern
ing activities for the coming
year.
Program Development Commit
tee, will meet Tuesday, Septem
ber 21 at 10 a.m. at the Husky
Truck Stop in Prlleton. Ann
Litchfield, assistant director of
extension service will be guest
speaker.
JILL CHITTY
Jill and Jon Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Chitty,
of Heppner, announces the en
gagement of their daughter, Jill
Marie to Jon O'Donnell, nephew
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Donnell
of Heppner.
The engaged couple gradu
ated from Heppner High School
in 1969. Miss Chitty is a junior
at Southern Oregon College in
Ashland. Mr. O'Donnell attend
ed SOC for two years and will
be attending Oregon Technical
Institute in Klamath Falls this
fall.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Bridal Shower Honors
Barbara Boyce
Before her wedding, Barbara
Boyce was honored by her fri
ends with a bridal shower on
Aug. 21 at the Methodist
Church. The hostesses decor
ated the room with arrange
ments of yellow and blue flow
ers. The centerpiece of the tea
table was of yellow snapdra
gons and blue love birds. The
honor guest opened her many
gifts assisted by Nancy Burnett
and Charlene Hamlett. Pouring
were Mrs. Ray Boyce, Mrs.
George Boyce, Mrs. Van Hub
bard and Mrs. Dave Baker.
Hostesses for the party were
Mrs. Pete Cannon, Mrs Herb
Ekstrom, Mrs. Bill Rietmann,
Mrs. Ernest McCabe, Mrs. Cres
ton Robinson, Mrs. Bob Jepsen,
Mrs. Robert Clough, Mrs. Dave
McLeod and Mrs. Arnie Hed-
man,
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MR. AND MRS. STEVE PETTYJOHN, nee Nancy Doherty.
Photo by Terry Peck
OSU Seniors Marry in Heppner
Mrs. Green Has Guests
Mrs. Alex Green was sur
prised Monday before the Fair
with a call from The Dalles
fiom her niece, Mrs. Lois Shores
and her daughter accompanied
by a friend Merlee Shandler of
Van Nuys, Cadif.. They were
overnight guests of Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Shores was born here but
left when she was 2 years old.
Her parents were Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Bryant. She enjoyed look
ing up several of her Green
cousins that she hadn't seen.
She was 12 years old the lalst
time Mrs. Green had seen her.
Visiting Mrs. Green for the
Rodeo were her grand daugh
ters, Mary and Barbara Mc
Caleb. They also took In the
Wr.-jjnglers' Breakfast . They
were fascinated by the rodeo as
they had never seen anything
like it. They are daughters ot
Mr. and Mrs. Omer McCaleb.
Mrs. McCaleb will be remem
bered as Ruth Green.
High school and college sweet
hen rts, Nancy Judith Doherty
and Steven Dean Pettyjohn
were united in mariage Sept. 4
at 1 p.m. at St. Patrick's Church
in Heppner. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard J. Doherty and the bride
groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Pettyjohn. Father Ray
mond H. Beard read the cere
mony. The bride given in marriage
by her father wore a high
waisted dress of shantung
crepe with fitted bodice which
had rose lace inset. The full
gathered skirt was floor length.
She wore a rose lace veil and
carried white daisy and rose
cascading bouquet.
Her sister, Maureen Doherty
was maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Martha Doherty, Becky
Doherty, both sisters of the
bride and Dee Ann Pettyjohn,
sister of the bridegroom. The
girls wore dresses the same
style of the bride's in lavender,
peach, blue and yellow ripple
crepe. They carried bouquets of
pastel daisies and baby breath.
The gowns were all made by
tha bride's mother.
John Rawlins was best man
and ushers were Russell Kil
kenny, Larry Pettyjohn, the
bridegroom's brother and Eric
Graves, his cousin.
Mrs. Paul Tews accompanied
John Conlon as he sang Ave
Maria and Panls Angehcus,
She also played the nuptial
music. The church was deco
rated with pastel daisy and
gladiolus arrangements.
Mothers Wear Blue and Beige
Mrs. Doherty wore a blue
knit dress and coat with lace
sleeves. Mrs. Pettyjohn chose
a beige dress with stand-up
collar with accent buttons on a
diagonal line.
The reception in honor of the
young couple was held at the
country home of the bride's
parents. Here again the pastel
multi-colors of the wedding
were used in the daisy and
gladiolus flower arrangements.
The three-tiered wedding cake
was made and decorated by
Mrs. Robert Davidson of Lex
ington. Mrs. Ray Ayers of Hep
pner, aunt of the bridegroom
and Mrs. Walter Hill, Missoula,
Mont., aunt of the bridegroom
served the cake. Pouring were
Mrs. Jack Colpitts of Corvallis,
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. September 9. 1971
Vinson-Woy
Family Reunion
The annual Vinson-Way fam
ily reunion was held Sunday,
Sept. 5 at Anson Wright park.
Those present to enjoy a potluck
picnic were, Mr. and Mrs. Deibert
Vinson of Lexington; Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Vinson and Doris of
Monument; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
Vinson of Heppner; Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas McDaniel and family of
Heppner; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Breeding of Stanfield; Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Way and family of
Ohcorage, Wash; Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Way and family of The
Dalles; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Way of Lexington; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Martin of Lexington; Maxine
Jensen and family of Waitsburg;
Wash.; friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Marshal and family of Heppner,
friends Mr. and Mrs. Oris Pad
berg of Lexington; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Wilson and family of Hepp
ner; Mr. and Mrs. George Irvin
of Baker; John Darnielle of Hood
River; Dewey Irvin of Baker; Mrs.
Florence McMillan of Lexington
friend of the family; Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Sticy of Salem; Per
cy Cecil of Heppner; Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Way of Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Schoonover of
Heppner; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Smith of Hermiston, and June
Field and Chuck from Heppner.
aunt of the bridegroom and
Mrs. Martin Dyer, aunt of the
bride from Vallejo, Calif, and
Mrs. Robert Frances, cousin of
the bride from Camas, Wash.
The bridesmaids attended the
giit table and Mrs. Louis Carl
son, lone, was in charge of the
guest book.
Going Away
For going away the bride
chose a green pants suit with
brown blouse and accessories.
After a wedding trip to Canada
the couple will be at home at
1375 N. W. 19th in Corvallis.
Both will be seniors at Oregon
State. They will graduate i n
June, Mr. Pettyjohn with an
engineering degree and Mrs.
Pettyjohn with a degree in
journalism.
Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. David Barnett of
lone would like to announce the
marriage of their daughter Deb
bie, to Lance Cpl. Phil Ayers.
The young couple were married
August 11 in Carson City, Nev.
Debbie graduated from Gresham
High school in 1969, then attend
ed Airline School In Portland.
She is now employed in Portland.
Phil, a 1969 graduate is stationed
in Camp Pendleton, Calif. Deb
bie will quit her job in Portland
October 1 to make their home
in California.
Here For Labor Day
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Elder
of Eugene visited here over the
Labor Day weekend. Mrs. Elder
is the former Evelyn Jepsen.
They visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jepsen and
other relatives.
Mrs. Elder teaches 5th & 6th
grade at Meadow Lark School
in Eugene and her husband Is
District Scout Executive. He
got In some archery hunting
Another Couple
Leaves For Mesa
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Vierson of
Hermiston are leaving next
week to spend the winter at
Mesa, Arizona. Mrs. Vierson is
the former Marjorie Baker of
lone.
They have received word that
a tornado hit the area and had
damaged their mobile home and
tipped their travel trailer over
on its side.
WHATS COOKIN
Comes the fall and football.
If you're planning to have
guests in after a football game
and you're all coffee'd up from
the game you might try Rus
sian Tea. There are many reci
pes for Russian Tea but with
today's easy powder mixes, it's
easier to make than it used to
be. It's hot and tangy, delicious
and enjoyed by young and old
alike. Blend ingredients togeth
er and store in covered contain
er. Russian Tea
2 cups powdered orange
1 cup sugar
1 pkg. lemonade mix
1 cup instant tea
1 tsp. cloves
1 tsp. cinnamon.
Use 2 heaping spoons to each
cup of water. You can vary the
sugar and spice to suit your in
dividual taste.
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1971
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