Invited
Mr. am) Mrs. Donald E.
Peterson of lone cordially
Invite friends and relatives
to tlx) marriage of their duu
Kht.r, Kristin Ellutath lo
Richard Wynn Lldner of Her
nilstun mi June 17 at 2 p.m.
Ml Valby LutlraiiCliurtliaiid
to the reception which fol
lows. IONE VACATION
III III. E SCHOOL
CANCELLED
The lone Church of Christ
Blhle school was lo nave
started June 12. However,
this lias Ix'en cancelled due
to swimming lessons.
DINNER GUESTS for Mem
orlal Day at Mrs. Scott Fur
longs were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stark of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Long and daughter
of Gaston, Mr. and Mrs. Har
lan Gentry, Scott and Steve
from Vancouver, Wa., Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Nichols. Mark
and Sherl from Lake Oswe
go, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Mc
Leod of Pendleton, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Grelner from La
Grande, Mr. and Mrs. La
Vern Winter from Tacoma,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moyer
and Mr. and Mrs. Verlln
Mathews the two last coup
les from Heppner.
Daisies accent
MR. AND MRS. DONALD BURNS
A late afternoon ceremony
was chosen by Michelle Ann
Miller for her marriage to
Donald Guy Burns May 6
at St. Patricks Catholic
Church in Heppner. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Miller ofLexlng
ton and the groom is the son
of Mr. Thornton Maklnsonof
Baker.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a long
white dress of heavy white
lace over peau de sole, styl
ed in the traditional man
ner. The dress had long
sleeves, high collar, with a
fitted waist. The bodice of
the dress was encrusted with
seed pearls, and the skirt
flowed into a chapel length
train. She wore a finger
tip veil held by a seed-pearl
headpiece, and carriea a
nosegay of white daisies and
baby breath.
Mrs Buschke receives certificate
A Certificate of Recognition
for completing 10 years of
service with the Agricultural
Stabilization and Conserva
tion Service (ASCS) was pre
sented to Rose Marie Buschke
by Roy Martin, Chairman of
the ASC Committee for Mor
row County. The certificate
was accompanied by the USDA
10 year pin.
Two others received Cer
tificates of Service for com
pleting 10 years of service
as employees and committee
men. Paul W. Tews and
rri
ROSE MARIE BUSCHKE receives 10 year USDA pin and
certificate from Roy Martin, chairman of the ASC Com
mittee for Morrow County.
DOTS JOTS
Who should win the door
prise of five sheep skin scrip
donated by the Heppner Mer
chants committee at the Pio
neer Memorial Picnic hut our
long-time friend Irene Tucker
Athertim. Wa first knew her
at the old Normal fchool In
La Grande. Later taught
together In Ontario. She had
a first grade and I had a
second until Charlie and I
were married.
Site stoped by to see me
Tuesday and we bad a coke
visit. It was really won
derful to see her. She grew
up in llepimer and has lots
of relatives around so we
should get to see her again
next Memorial Day.
Met Eric Johnson at the
Monday Chamber ofCommer
ce meeting. He Is filling Ui
as assistant manager of the
Columbia Basin Cooperative.
Went up to his office to get
his picture.
On my way back I stop(ied
at Bill' s new Laundrymat to
get some pictures.
Got a picture of a woman
I didn't know putting clothes
in the washer. None other
than Mrs. Eric Johnson. They
have moved their mobile
home in on Elaine George's
lot for an Instant-home. A
good thing because they would
have had a struggle to find
something to live in here
in Hepjiner.
Michelle Miller Wedding
(NEE MICHELLE MILLER)
Maid of honor was Vicki
Steagall. Bridesmaids were
Jeannine Hunt, Lexington;
Mrs. Ron Cecil, Pendleton;
and Nancy Miller, sister of
the bride. The attendants
wore floor-length, lime gre
en yellow daisy print dress
es. They had empire waist
and long, ruffled sleeves.
Each carried a nosegay of
yellow daisies and baby
breath.
Best man was Burke 0'
Brien, Echo. Ushers were
Larry Geils, Baker; Monte
Evans, and Mark Miller, bro
ther of the bride.
Flower girl was Kristl Mil
ler, Pendleton, cousin of the
bride. Ring bearer was Ste
ven Miller brother of the
bride. Soloist was Mr. Joe
Doherty, Pilot Hock, accom
panied by Mrs. Paul Tews
lone.
A reception was held in the
Parish Hall in honor of the
William H. Padberg each re
ceived a certificate and a
USDA 10 year pin. These
are the first 10 year awards
to ever be earned by com
mitteemen in Morrow County.
No other county farmer, of
record, ever served that
many years as a committee
man and employee.
The Morrow County ASC
Committee, which Mr. Martin
is Chairman, congratulated
these people for their dedi
cation and service.
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MEMORIAL DAY weekend
guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Verlln Mathews
were Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Gentry, Scott and Steve from
Vancouver, Wa. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Nichols, Mark and
Sherl of Lake Oswego, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill McLeod of Pen
dleton and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Grelner of La Grande.
Mayor Dewey W. West Jr.
was in the Hawaiian Islands
last week vactloning with his
father, Dewey W. West of
Woodburn.
Jerry Rietmann
has b'day
weiner roast
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rietmann
entertained after school last
Wednesday for their son Jer
ry Rietmann on his birth
day. The boys from his
class played baseball and then
enjoyed a weiner roast.
Guests were Glen Krebs,
Tim Holtz, Tod Sherer,
John Piening, Alan Roberts,
Frank Engelman, Dennis Ste
fani, Bruce Mill man, Larry
Snider.
Greg Rietmann, Brian Riet
mann, Robin LaRue and his
brothers John and Joe Riet
mann, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rietmann and Mark.
newlyweds. Arrangements of
yellow daisies and green can
dles accented the room.
Pouring coffee and tea were
Mrs. Vern Crawford, Helix,
aunt of the bride; and Mrs.
Don Pointer, Lexington, cou
sin of the bride. Jan Sch
lichting attended the gift
table, and Dovie Alderman
the guest book.
The three-tierred wedding
cake, decorated with yellow
roses, was made by Mrs. Ro
bert Davidson, Lexington.
Serving it were aunts of the
bride: Mrs. Milton Morgan,
lone; Mrs. James Miller,
Pendleton; Mrs. Harlan
Crawford, La Grande; and
Mrs. Delmer Crawford, Her
miston. Serving punch were Jeanne
Daly, Heppner, and Jeri Snow,
lone.
Passing out wheat bags
were Tammi Crawford, La
Grande, and Natalie Peck
Portland, cousins of the
bride.
The bride chose a green
pantsuit with white accesor
ies for going away. After
a wedding trip to the coast,
the couple will be living in
Baker.
Both are graduates of
BMCC: Michelle this year,
Associate in Science and Sec
retarial Science, and Don,
1971, A.S. degree In Law
Enforcement and an AA de
gree this year In Liberal
Arts. Mr. Burns will work
for the U.S. Forest Service
in Baker this summer, and
will attend EOC in the fall.
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Margarei Ann Mams carr-
ied her Mother's white bible
when she became the bride
of William C. Jacobs at an
afternoon ceremony in the
United Methodist Church In
llene Wyman
entertains
family graduates
On May 30, llene Wyman
entertained at a buffet sup
per honoring the 1972 gra
duates in her family. These
include TamiBrannon, grand
daughter, and Marianne
Greenup niece from Heppner
Grade School; Greg Greenup,
nephew from Heppner High
School, Sue Ellen Green
up niece from Eman
uel School of Nursing, Rus
sell Kilkenny, nephew from
the University of Oregon and
Edward Tarnasky, son-in-law
from Mt. Hood Community
College. There were 36 pre
sent for the dinner.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY onJune
5 to David Hall who was 22
years old. A student at
Oregon State, he took some
time off to attend to his du
ties as a state FFA offi
cer. He was elected presi
dent of the Oregon State
studentbody for his Junior
year and that same year he
was married.
His grandmother, Mrs.
C.F. Hall subscribed to the
Gazette-Times for Dave and
Nancy for Dave's birthday on
the Buddy special. With her
renewal she got the subscrip
tion for Dave at half-price
only $2.50.
The little bit of thought
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married in Hermiston
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She was escorted to the al
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with train and her veil was
a rose-lace Mantilla she
brought from Spain. Wide
lace trimmed her gown and
she carried a bouquet of white
roses and sti'plionttls.
Mrs. Toby Easley was Ma
tron of honor and the other
attendants were Mrs. Reglna
Marks, sister-in-law of the
bride, Barbara duckley, Jane
Pattnn ami Naomi Schwartz.
Brian Jacobs was be.stman
for his brother and the gro
omsmen included David
Marks, brother of the bride,
Tom Marks, cousin of the
bride and Robert Schwartz.
The attendants wore long
multicolored floral printed
skirts with contrasting bo
dices in light pink, deep pink
and purple. Each carried a
long stemmed carnation
matching the color of the bo
dice of her dress.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J.
Marks, Hermiston, are pa
rents of the bride who is a
graduate of Heppner High
School, Oregon State Univer
sity and also studied at the
University of the A mericas
in Mexico City and the Uni
versity of Madrid In Spain.
The groom studied at Alma
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The bride's Mother wore a
silk and wool pink embroid
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Fresh pink roses top)ed the
four tierred wedding cake
which was served by Mrs.
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Marks, both aunts of the
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Mrs. Nancy Andregg was
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Elizabeth Abrams was in
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Alice Abrams passed the gro
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The couple are both employ
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poration of White Plains, New
York in the Post Division.
Mr. Jacibs is an Associate
Produce Manager for Tang
and his bride is a Person
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After a short honeymoon In
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ton the couple will be at home
in Mt. Kisco, New York. The
bride chose a white dress with
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STUDY GROUP officers for
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ty. Those who will serve are:
Pine City: chairman, Mrs.
Carl Rhea; vice-chairman,
Mrs. John Madison; sec
treas., Mrs. Jerald Rea.
Rhea Creek: chairman,
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