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Cindy Barnett Chose Gold Tones for her Wedding to Dean Wright Ayres, Bremerton, Wa., sister Ushers and candlelighters were nvlon Sne of the bride. Bridesmaids were John Currin' Pendleton and : accessories and wore a white Mrs. John Currin, sister of the Rick Barne". Ione- The men carnation corsage .amnm. m-. n..u ur.n wore sold iackets with orano Lutheran Women Bwm, inn, vaolU' TTaiiuuc, J - " o- Portland; Monty Kinder, Hills- ruffled h,rU "nd black boro, sister of the bride; and tie; . , '' Mrs. Bill Greenup, Pendleton. F,ower irl was Nicki Ayres The bridesmaids wore floor- niec of bride- Kin Bearef length gold gowns with over- was Scott Barnett, lone, brother aprons of chiffon print, edged in of th bride- Ju,ie Zinter san8 lace. The Maid of Honor's gown "The Wedding Song" and "Love was orange, also with the Can Make You Happy," accom chiffon over-apron edged in Pnl Mrs. Lucia Cutsforth lace. All the attendants carried organ. eold soider mums. r or ner "ugnieri weaaing, An evening ceremoney Nov. 24 In Hope Lutheran Church in Heppner united in marriage andy Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barnett, lone, and Dean Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright, Heppner. The church wis decorated in fall colors of orange and gold. Rev. Johnson officiated at the double ring ceremoney. , The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white taffeta with an over-apron of lace in the front and back. Her floor length veil was ruffled at the crown and she carried a white orchid on a Bible. r , Maid of Honor was Mrs. Phil Rpf man u r. wti. Mrs. Barnett wore a floor - - nt V. . T ww Hlllin, . . Host Reception The women of the Lutheran Church hosted the reception following the ceremoney. Orange and gold flowers carri ed out the brides colors on the five tier wedding cake. Orange candles in a silver candelabra decorated the table. Mrs. Darrell Vinson, Heppner and Mrs. Johnny Jackson, grandmother of the bride, cut and served the cake. Mrs. Ray ,.FFf.. uiwiiiuuen were u,,k ... " . R.rn-ft fh hrW... ureg Greenup, Heppner; Mark XT? 7 -,ZaZXZZZ l"1- To Marry Nina Case and Howard Denton plan to marry sometime this weekend in evada. They will honcvmoon in California The Heppner Barber Shop will be closed until about Jan 17th. THE JOHN HOPPERS VISIT Mrs. Lylt Potter and daugh ters, Zorieta and Shirl were in Hepner on Saturday before Christmas. They took her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper to Spray to spend a few days with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. HXlm totoniAun. She had .n orange lint cor8e. molhM-, poured coffee. .ndMri. i -L- J Phil Ayres, Bremerton. Wa. " i"'", "T, ! , , crusnea veiour, irimmea in grandmother, served the tea. The punch bowl was attended by Mrs. Vernon Aune. D-Ann Barnett had the guest book. Mrs. Frank Halvorson, Cheri Carlson and Linda Clough took care of the gift table. Going Away ' For going away, the bride wore a brown knit pant suit with a gold ruffled blouse. She used brown accessories and an orchid corsage topped cff the outfit. After a wedding trip to Lake Chelan, the couple is at home in Heppner. Cindy is a 1972 graduate of lone High School and was employed at the Frances Shop in Pendleton before her mar riage. Dean is a '72 graduate of Heppner High School and is employed on his father's ranch.. Other guests at the Britt Ranch on Christmas day were their daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Potter and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Burke Gentry and Dawna and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Troxell. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Coffman and Russel could not be there for Christmas but visited her parents a few days at New Years. At Lai race's i - Ed LaTrace and Mrs. Aclele LaTrace entertained at Christ mas dinner at Mr. LaTrace's home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Buschke, Brian and Marty of Heppner and Ed's step daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buchanan of Hermiston and their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beauchamp, Billy, Jeff and small daughter. The Bob Lowes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lowe entertained Saturday evening at a pre New Years supper. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krebs, Clinton home from Oregon State, Skye and Glenn of lone, Fr. and Mrs. David Blackaller and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heard. Mrs. Betty Parkhurst and son and daughter flew out from Chicago to visit her parents over the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howell. IIKPPNER (ORE.) GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, January 4, 1973 3 MANY lENTEIlTAIN OVER HOLIDAYS Weatherfords Peterson, Condon, and Howard Mr. and Mrs. W.W.Weather- Denton and Melvin Ashbeck of ford entertained at open house Heppner. for all of Lexington on the Christmas at Judge Jones Wednesday evening before Jones' filled the house of Christmas. Home for the holi- judge and Mrs. Paul Jones at days was Karla Weatherford Christmas time. Their three who helped with the serving, children were home. Mr. and At Jerry Braces Mrs. Jon Blake, Shawn and Mr. and Mrs r.inn Trinn Shane of Renton and Mr. and Eureka, Ca. visited for several Mrs- Gary Jones Ho,Iv and days at the home of their Gary of Hood River arrived on son-in-law and daughter, Mr Saturday and Ray Jones, On and Mrs. Jerry Brace. The tario- arrived Sunday ni6ht Tripps enjoyed their visit to Following gifts Christmas Heppner and thought "it is a mornin8. tne Gaiy Jones' left to very interesting town". They have Christmas dinner with her especially enjoyed the old Court fka' Mr- and Mrs- Carles rciiumu bi nuvu iviver. nay left Tuesday morning and the Blakes stayed all week. ' Additional Jones' in for Christmas dinner were Mrs. C.N.Jones, Mrs. Floyd Jones and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Jones, Judy Jones of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnson and Candy, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones, Bobbette, Steve and Mike and Alvie Jones. House. CHRISTMAS DAY Mr. and Mrs. Raymond French had lots of family and friends at their home to enjoy Christmas dinner. Those visit ing were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood and Verina and Susie of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Rourk and family from Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holiday Time Chcsen By D-Ann Ocrnctt for Wedding to J!ai Dloodswcrth The lone United Church of Christ was the setting of a Christmas wedding uniting D-Ann Barnett and James R. Bloodsworth in marriage. The Rev. William Arthur officiated Mr. and Mrs. James R. Barnett, Pendleton. The groom's parents are Lavonne Bloodsworth, Corvallis and James E. Bloods worth, Heppner. Given in marriage by her Ceramics Class Begins Monday MR. AND MRS. DEAN WRIGHT (CINDY BARNETT). Party Given fcr Rodeo Court Mr. and Mrs. Raymond French and daughter, Susie, gave a Christmas party for last year's Rodeo Court and their parents on Dec. 29. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Warren McCoy and Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoskins and Ann; Mr. and Mrs. George Luciani and Patty; Patty's guest, David Matheny; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Coppock and Kerry; Kerry's guest, Larry Pettyjohn ; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gardner; the girls' chaperones, Mrs. Clista Venard and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peterson; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hisler and Paul, Jr.; Ann Hoskins' sister, Micke; Melvin Ashbeck. The main objective of the evening was to show movies taken during the 1972 rodeo weekend. LANDES CHRISTMAS AT KENNEWICK Kimberly Susan, infant daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lande had her first Christmas with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lande at Kcnnewick. There to see the new baby for the first time was Bill's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Elias of Spokane. Bill's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Lande of Kennewick were also there. QOTS JOT5 The first meeting of the Slap & Shape Ceramics class will be held next Monday. The class Grace Drake Has Hign bui,din8 n Art Tm a p.m. roiiowing registration, questions will be answered and class members will get acquainted. Mr. Shear will introduce working areas of the Look Alikes: The Christmas wreath on the Don Coles front door and the one on the front page of the December Family Circle. Small World: Peggy Connor and Betty Rugg came from Pilot Rock Thursday and we went to the Drive In for coffee. Like long lost friends Reita Harris and Betty Rugg had lived next door neighbors in .Pilot Rock when Reita was Reita Jean Peterson and was a very little girl. She is a sister of Dr. Kenneth Peterson, dentist we went to at John Day. Does she go to her brother? "Oh no I won't let his hands in my mouth. He remembers too many childhood grievances." Well. ..it was fun. . Christmas is come and gone and Phil hasn't had time to print my Christmas letter. I wonder if my friends will care if they get a Ground Hogs Day letter this year. It's just like the Shoe maker's children has no shoes. Two weeks late but Merry Christmas and a Happy 1973! To all of us. FCR 849.95 GEMOOEFN GORESTfWG. GAflAVELIFby BILDVA Christmas at the Ranch Grace Drake, here from Berkeley for the holidays, stayed out at the Sandhollow ranch. Gwen, BMCC student and Rick, Heppner High senior and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fergu son of Corvallis were also at the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeSpain Jr. are living at the ranch with Rick while the Drakes are scattered to their several educational endeavors. All the Drakes enjoyed Christmas day with Mrs. Emma Drake. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren and Joan and Steve Warren from Provo, Utah also spent the day with -Mrs. Drake. , Mr. and Mrs. Claude Drake of Midway Sub-Station, Wn. were here to spend New Years weekend with Mrs. Emma Drake. Grace left Saturday to drive back to Berkeley where she is attending Seminary. Friends have received word that she arrived safely. Dob Ct Sue Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones flew to Hawaii lastJuesday for a week. PHIL STRAND VOLD, printer at the Gazette-Times, went to Portland to have Christmas with his mother, Evelyn Strandvold and her sister Myrtle Rogers. Knitting Clinic Dorothy Klock, Troutdale, well-known around Oregon for her skills in hand knitting, and as a judge, will be presenting a knitting clinic in Morrow county at the Lexington Schoolhouse, Monday evening, January 8, 7:30 p.m. The clinic was scheduled for 4-H leaders and members, but is open to the public as Extension wishes to share the skills and techniques of this talented individual with all interested in hand knitting. , Those attending are asked to bring some yarn, knitting needles, and any questions they may have. Hedth Insurance Topic for Extension Have you looked at your health insurance policy lately? Did you real all the small print, and did you really understand all the terms in the policy? Did your policy cover you and your family in each case of illness or accident, and to what extent? How does Medicare work for you? Have you been reading or hearing about proposed na tional health programs? Exten sion women asked for more information and help in under standing health insurance as costs of health care and hospitalization rise nationwide. Marilyn Lunner, Family Fi at the event that took place on father, the bride wore a white December 16 at 2:00 p.m. full length empire style gown of The bride is the daughter of chiffon over taffeta. The accent was pink ribbon lacing through the bodice and skirt.- The Cathedral length veil was held in place by a matching juliet cap. She carried a cascade of white roses and babies breath. Attend the Bride Attending the bride as Matron of Honor was Mrs. Frank Halvorson lone. Bridesmaids were Denise Bloodsworth, sister of the groom, Mrs. Dean Wright, cousin of the bride both of Heppner, Melissa McEUigott and Chris Lindstrom both of lone, and Junior bridesmaid Kim Cofinas cousin of the bride, Aurora. The Matron of Honor wore a floor length gown of pink velvet. The bridesmaids wore similar gowns of red velvet. They all carried white fur muffs accent ed with holly. The Best man was Mark Tullis of lone. Groomsmen were Rick Barnett, brother of the bride, Pendleton, Vernon Frederickson, Irrigon; Earl Pettyjohn, Tom McEUigott and Junior Groomsman Dan Akers all of lone. Acting as usher was Gary Kemp of Heppner. The men in the wedding party wore gray dinner jackets with red ' rose bud boutonnieres. The Flower girl was Delynn Barnett, cousin of the bride. She wore a pink velvet dress identical to that of the Matron of Honor. The Ring bearer was Shannon Barnett, cousin of the bride, who's outfit matched that of the bridegroom. Mothers Attend The mother of the bride wore a pastel green street length dress with matching green accessories, and the mother of the groom wore a red and white street length suit with matching accessories. The organist was Mrs. Paul Tews. John Maatta sang, "One Hand, One Heart", "The Lord's Prayer", and "Where Thou Goest". room and the equipment that will be used. . This class will have two sections one for beginners and one for persons who have had experience in ceramics. Anyone interested is asked to attend the first meeting or leave word at the Grade School office. A minimum of 10 will be required to hold the class. The Thursday night Adult General Education class will resume tonight at the Neigh borhood Center from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m . Another General Education class meets on Wed. mornings from 9:00 to 11:00. Any persons interested in working on adult high school diploma or GED are encourag ed to attend. For further information, contact Mrs. Dennis Doherty, instructor, at 676-5050. h .. 'nance specialist from OSU came thru with many answers and ideas on health insurance for all age groups. Leader teachers will carry this infor mation to friends and neighbors as they give the lesson to their study groups in January. Lead ers are: Mrs. Larry Prock, lone; Mrs. Joe Bartlett, Board man and Mrs. Garry Tullis, Heppner. It you are interested in learning all about health insur ance, call 676-9642, Morrow County Extension office for the date and place of a study group meeting in your area. All persons interested are welcome! Extension member ship is not a requirement. "Those new in our communities will find Extension study group members offer a warm wel come to guests 1 ; ; v. ; " i MR. AND MRS. JIM BLOODSWORTH (D-ANN BARNETT). Reception Followed Following the ceremony, the reception was held in the social rooms of the Church. The three tiered cake of white and pink centered the serving table. Serving the cake were Mrs, E.J. 'Akers, grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Eula Bloods worth grandmother of the groom. Pouring coffee was Mrs. Esther Barnett grandmother of the bride. Punch was poured by Mrs. David Anderson, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Jim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmii uiwuianagngwew i Heppner Berber Shop Closed for Honeymoon 03 WEEK Will Rcc?cn Abcut Jen. 17 iIiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiin!iiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiituitiiiuu!iiiiiHiniiiiiiiii Donaldson. Miss Jeri Snow had the guest book. Katherine and Annisa Anderson, nieces of the groom, presented the guests with the grooms cake and rice. Going Away The bride chose a white pants suit featuring a pink and blue vest with black accessories for a going away ensemble. Following their wedding trip to Kah-Nee-Ta the couple is at . home in lone. a 3 i ran kmBJ rows.. FCR HER... FCR HIM... For $49.95 you can giv Carvll Electronic by Bulov. Tha watch wai navar neaoa winoing. Todays baat buy in tranaiatorlzad tima. You can dapand on a Caravalla Elactronlo bacauta It dapanda on iwwuia mum uannsiur, an inganioua Dll 01 aiacVOMC Circuitry and uny toriBHiia onry. oacftag ay ouiova. caravalla Electronic . an axpenaiva watch at an Inaxpanaiva price. BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE WINTER - ADULT EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICE - HEPPNER 1973 "Something boa the j.w.Un ia always (omethina special- JEWELERS Store Meuri: f AM. to P.M. 177 MAIN ST.. HEPFNEI PH. C7S-9200 r 1 iMlUHMCMti C3, STAMPS I SURVEY OF VISUAL ARTS AA 201 3 Cr. Starrs Jan. 10 - Wed. 7-10 p.m. H.S. Instructor: Hempel. Tuition: $15.00. Course is designed to develop insight into the actual work of art, architecture, painting, and the arts of practical utility; to develop breadth for cultivating general appreciation and application. Emphasis is on slide presentations by the instructor to demonstrate the various points of discussion. AUTO TIPS FOR WOMEN Starts Jan. 9 - Tues. 7-9:30 p.m. Ag Shop Instructor: Goss. Tuition: $10.00. The course will help the ladies understand the basic operating principles of the automobile. The student will learn how to determine and explain the malfunctions of the automobile, how to determine when emergency repairs should be attempted and how to make emergency repairs. Laboratory demonstrations with student participation will be encouraged. CERAMICS Starts Jan. 8 - Mon. 7-10 p.m. Jr. High Instructor: Shear. Tuition: $15.00. Course is introduction to ceramic techniques; designed for beginner as well as the more experienced ceramist; begins with various properties of clay and working processes which are facilitated by preliminary exercises stressing form, decoration, glazing, kilns, and firings. FIGURE CONTROL FOR WOMEN Starts Jan. 9 - Tues. & Thurs. 7:30-9 p.m. Jr. High Instructor: Doherty. Tuition: $15.00, This course is a personal improvement and body conditioning program for women wherein students will learn to exercise properly and get their body In physical condition and how to maintain that condition through exercise and proper diet. Studenrs may enroll, pay fees, and purchase books at the first class meeting. A minimum of ten students is required for each class. For additional Information, call Earnest Teal, Lexington School District Office, 989-8123. ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, GED, and ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER Wednesday 9-1 1 am; Thursday 7:30-9:30 pm. For additional information call Anne Doherty 676-5050. i t
