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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1971)
First Home of Larry Wilsons Is California Judith Ar.ne Hinton became the bride of Larry Pali' VViImjii at a candlelight reremuny Nov. 2ti at III.' Itardinan Community Church. The hrble U the dau ghter of Mr. and Mr. Cleve S. liinton of Hmrtlman, and the bridegroom b the n of Mr. and Xlr. Clarenee Wil .on if Ir rlgort. The double rli.g uervhv performed ry I'ator Neil King at the Roaulman C hunh Pamela Kuhn nang "We've Or.ly Jut ItiM'iin", aertunpanleill by P-nlie Ibnkle. Mum Kultn pluved ihi nuptial rou -U Given In marriage by her parents, iho brhle won a fl o' gh Gibson girl Ml ijn f whiti velvet. The finger lip veil wax lul l In ia' by n pillbox heuilplece rrlmni.nl with pcaibi and rh lm-tnius. The oil wad Iwrrovveil from the brMeV onthla. Mrs. IHtdy ('ablatio of Of in . my. formerly of Ibtsrhurg. The bride's s t.-r," Mrs. Kd Wolf wore the veil at her wedding In! Augii't. The bridal gown was made ry the bride's inuther. who nlxn made the attendants 'j gowns. The bride's bouquet wnsi a white orchid set in a circle j of red and white carnation, bridegroom's mother wore an' r;rrir,,- CnM.poc and Lilies of the Vallev. with m.rd-dl rw.K.;t..r knit mit Roth I v-" UI ,u JMUUICS .... 1 r ' ' . . . r ir li I wore corsages of rod carnation ou I ft I J YiernDCrS iluled with white roses. I Honored guests were the Caller Darrell Wilson Li such NV N L V MR. AND. MRS. Lcrry Dai Wilson who wer married rscentlf la Eoardman. was trailing ribbons. Colors Red and White C;oTia Susan liinton her sister's maid of honor, and, bride's grandparents, Mr. and , a Rood Instructor it Is said that another sister. Mrs. Kd Wolf of Mrs. George Htnton of Ukiah, The Dalles w as bridesmaid. ! and her great-uncle and aunt. Their gowi.s were of red velvet ren and they carried red and wihte carnations. Joy Homeland f Dillard and Susan liinton of I'kiah, cousins of the bride, were rnndU-ligh'ers. Maurice Costin of Los Angeles, fallf. l-ns tw-t man tlhkrvl were Loren Wilson, brother ()V receiving a certificate In dental Mr. and Mrs. Will York of Long Creek, and the bridegroom's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ai d Mrs. Chuck Holliman of Ir rigon. The bride is a graduate of Riverside High School, and at tended Blue Mountain College, his latest class of beginners can dance with their hands tied be- DOTS JOTS Intf an ouutanding elrl and a boy each month. Receiving firt recognition wer Piann Mill n4 Jim Cuuforth. Their li uf aivumpllkhments aound Ilk I was penally lnterrted In Mr. Ch-r's remark about Jtm a football manager "one of tbe hardittt working members the team". I ran well agree :uith Kiitt I rntemtir 4haii I did but wnat le tVm t.af(1 WM lrunager of Ih inai n any wuina. f0ltball team atJ.m-ph. thue days the managers ah ed towels, xcki and JiTse) and what have you after piac lice. Dun used to get home 7:30 8;t0 oVIotk. That was when be learned to fliy chetss. Tltey play while they waited for the clothes to come out of the dry er. I was ever a pleased ia see u many clipping that I had written in Clint Kreb Brochure that he entered In the Klk Leaderehlp Contet. Now how egoiiktieal ran ou get! It wn1 what dtd of course I was Just glad to have had a part. His brochure U beautiful ly done. It truly Is a record of hi high school years. It is too bad that every' Freh man in nign acnooi cant see this outstanding book. Clint ha clippings, pictures, and letters to document his offices and po sitkm of leaderhlp that he held In class and school organ Uatlons. It Is a record of his honors and awards received In school his extra-curricular school activities, his out of school activities, positions held in gainful employment and Civic and community activiti.s Ml Freshmen should take heed and RIGHT NOW clip those clippings, keep letters, programs, certificates that can be used to tell your story and why you should receive the top award. It could mean help for college and money In the bank. I'm sure that Cherl Carlsons' s just as well done but I nev er got to see it! You know it has bothered me for years that the bridegroom is so almost ignored in the wedding write-ups. Hopefully this may be a thing of the past with the colors and fashion the men arc sporting these days. Read with interest the account the bridegroom, and Bob Bu chanan, roth of Irrigon. KnllfAjrinp thn rpmnnv n r. rentioiiwHs held in the Hivi.irtoi Kansas City. He is presently Iliuh School commons area. In' employed in Los Angeles. Calif. assistance. The groom Is a 19G8 graduate of Riverside, and at tended Weaver Airline School In charge wore Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. Carroll Donovan, Mrs. Stan Hcrikle, DenLse Henkle and Mrs. Tom Barnhart. The three tiered square cake. formed with white love hiriU in a nest of red and white carna-i f,tvssorios- Hor corsage was the tions. was cut and served hv'"r'h'l I '" bouquet. Mrs. Dan Daltoso and Mrs. Bill! Following a trip by Jet from liinton of Ukiah, aunt of theirr,land ,0 Minneapolis, Minn., bride. At the coffee table were tIien 10 ban rrancisco, tne coup- j at the Los Angeles Internation al Airport for Northwest Orient Airlines as transportation agent. For going away the bride wore a navy blue polyester knit lrc-s with red, white and blue, hind their backs and their feet of Judy Hinton's wedding in n shoe toxes. A Cass of eight 'owVdT couples was graduated at the cUldcd something about the annual innstmas aance uec.: bridegroom's apparel. The pic 17. The five couples who werejture shows his jacquard Jacket present for fun, provided hll- of a weave that really looks arious entertainment during handsome. Just curious about their Initiation into the Grand what color it was: Squares. The new members are Mrs. George Hinton of Ukiah. grandmother of the bride, and great-aunt of the bride. Serving punch were Mrs. Jim Hogeland, Dillard, cousin in the bride, and Mrs. Dean Nickles of Winston. Shirley Hinton, cousin of the bride, and Aria Barber of Pen dleton had the guest book, and at the gift table were Mrs. Bob Nickles of Roseburg, and Mrs. Rex Lyon of Hillsboro, both aunts of the bride. Mothers Wear Aqua & Apricot For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Hinton wore a street length dress of aqua blue silk shan tung with overcoat of blue lace and white accessories. The le will live at 207 N. Locust Street, Apt. 9, Inglewood, Calif. 90200. Bob Lowe's Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lowe en tertained Sunday evening at a Holiday supper at their home. Conservation and "magic tricks" provided hilarious entertain ment. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thompson and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gilman, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kolkhorst, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heard and his mother, Mrs. Thomas Young, of Milton -Freewater. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jepsen and Tom j Wolfe. New members not pre ! ent were Mr. and Mrs. Art War : ren and two of their children and Lisa Collins. Willows Grange Hall, festive ly decorated, was packed for the party. Guests came from Pen dleton, Hermiston, Wyeast and Canyon City. A grand march around the Christmas tree, gift exchange and homemade ice cream were part of the eve ning's fun. The regular dance set for Jan. 1 has been postponed to Jan. 8. Members of the Grand Squares will be dancing at the Rocket Squares New Year's Eve party in Pendleton. Every twice In awhile a good subscriber answers our renew al reminders with a bit of rhyme himself. A cute one came this week from an lone sub scriber. He says It's "good senti ment but rotten verse". We loved It! I done forgot, so here is the five. Sorry you had to prod to bring us alive. We like to sit with the paper and rest from our labors And read all the news of our friends and neighbors. John Hoppers Hove Guests on 3 Days Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper on Water Street kept very busy en Joying three days of family vis its Christmas week. Their son and daughter In law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hop mt and grandsons Cody and Robbie, from Hermiston, were Thursday evening visitors. On Christmas Eve their grand daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Potter and daughters Zoricta and Shlrl, Hermiston, came visiting. Christmas Day guests were their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brltt of Spray, who brought Zoricta and Shlrl Potter with them, and their granddaughter Raelene Gentry, husband Burke, and Mrs. Malda Brltt, all of Heppner. The Elks No. 353 is recogniz- Weatherfords Ask Friends for Tea Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weather ford asked a few friends to stop in for Sunday afternoon tea or coffee and to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Weatherford, Ar llngton, and their Japanese guest, Massa, from Tokyo. About 20 stopped to meet Bill's brother and sLster in-law, and their Interesting guest. Massa Is a graduate of Tokyo University who has been attending Whit worth College, Spokane, this year. Maron Weatherford be came acquainted with his fath er, a member of the Diet (Jap an's Parliament) when he visit ed Japan some years ago. The father has Just recently been elevated to cabinet rank; he Is Japan's first Minister of Envir onment. Linda Dokcr Rules Rainbow Donee The Heppner Rainbow Am bly held it annual Holiday Dance on Wednesday night, lee, 23, in the Heppner llijjh Cafetorium. The deeoiation combined moment.! of an old fashioned Christmas, and of to) land. The high spot of the evening was the crowning of the queen during the lntermllon. Linda liaker. Worthy Associate Advls or, was clowned queen: the prlncekM were, Cyd AlUtott Faith, and Juanita Wilson, the Assembly Treasurer. The seventy-some couples danced to the mulc of Fern Valley and Co. from Pendleton. Chaperon Masons, Eastern Stars, ami patent served as rhaerone during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Abrams. Mr. Dick Wil kinson, Mr. and Mrs. I.yle Coxi Mrs. Omer Huston, Mr. Don Gil liam, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Raymond Joined Mrs. Hubert Wilson, Mrs. Barbara Devlne. Mrs. John Hyde, Camas, Wn., as cha pennies. Christmas Dinner At Judge Jones' Judije and Mm. l'ul J r.. hutted a family C'hruim din mr at Jhrtr home, All f their children wei home: Mr ant Mrs. Gary Junes, Il,.ily n. ;u of II.mhI River, Mr, and Mr Jon Blake, Shawn and Sluit of Rent. in. Wn.. and lty of Vn dleton. They were home for the weekend except for the tilakea who stayed on for this week Holly remained alto and lit Makes will take her l) II ! River when they return hmv next weekend. Other guests were Ju.ltf Jones' sUter and brothcr-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman W,ilt burn of Aidoiia and their and family, Mr. snd Mrs Jim Washburn. Chris and lil Mr and Mrs. Floyd Jones and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel J.tne and their daughter. Judy, who live In Albany, Mr. ami Mrs. Unit Jones, Mr. ami Mr Robeif Jones, Mark, Steve and Bot.beite, Alba Jones and mother of th Jones' bovs. Mrs. C, N. Jone Soroptimists Have busy December lleppner's Soroptimlsl had a giving, singing Decern All Ten Evcrharts Celebrate Together I'.istor and Mrs. Floyd Ever hart and their three younger children and older son Dan were very pleased to lie with Pnm ati.t Sam and Jim and Club! narv for Die first llmo In luinw vciir that all eli'ht children ber. The group gave toward the navp jolni,j ,nlr porenli (, Christmas at Tendleton's East- Christmas celebrating, ern Oregon Hospital; gave gro- ram and Sam came home cc-ies and gifts to a Morrow from Nampa where they attend County Family, and gave hair- Nampa christian High School, do's at the hospital. tlm aml Carv came from CaUf. Special. Joyful events includ ed honoring Mrs. Marlene Bergs trom, bride-elect of Randall Pe terson. Marlene was presented with a money lei and cheered fornla where they have been looking for employment In the construction Industry. The 2 older boys have returned south, and I' am and Sam will and congratulated at the Dec. be taken back to Nampa by luncheon. The lei was con structed by Mrs. Garry Tullis, and was selected as the medium for a club gift because It has become known that Marlene nd Randall expect to be Ha waii bound this spring. On Dec. 16, the attendance officer, Mrs. Etta Parker, called roll to Christmas greeting re sponses. Mrs. Emile Groshens d the group in the singing of Christmas Carols to her ac companiment on a borrowed, portable, toy, electric organ hich had a problem key or two that seemed to stick or something. However, skillful Mrs. Groshens managed to coax music out of the balky Instru ment, and all the Soroptimists present enjoyed her vocal lead ership and their own partici pation. their family on Jan. 2. Clara Gertson Flies to Medford Clara Gertson flew to Med ford to spend Christmas with her family. They all got togeth- er at the home of Irene Anhorn won is Mrs. uerisons daugh ter. Another son-in-law and daughter coming from Portland were Mr. and Mrs. Claire Go heen of Portland. Mrs. Anhorn's children were also home for the festivities. They were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anhorn, Chuck, Lynn and Kim of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff An horn, Timmy and Kristen of Campbell, Ca. Mike Anhorn and Cathy Anhorn both of Oregon State and Jim Anhorn who Is in Real Estate in Medford. Golden Age Club Golden Age Club will meet Jan. 4 at the Elks Dining Room for potluek dinner at 7:00 p.m., barring a severe weather change. 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