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MR. AND MRS. DAMEL RK'HRDSON Richardson-Carlson vows exchanged : I:: a small family wedding. u L u Carlson, daughter i V- d A Mrs Louis A ( n - " ! me. became '.he ,, Dauel Paul Richard- "i ".he la e Mr. and V ke ie'h Richardson. V v tic' 26. .. Tne ceremony was read by Iv Mark Johnson of Yalby 1 u ' d Cnurck. lone, a' rt t-.-. Lu heran Church, r ut Tne crurtr. was deo.ira'ed . t baske's of daisies ,v. id or. "he al'ar. The bride, giver, in rr.ar i t parer.'s. wore a - a ' wi'h an ecru j e bodice and silk a s;!k sa' ir sk'.r "it f j1" ss was 'made from r jt- c ts and babybreath. , t j r -c tier great grand- Cc sor 's Bible wi'fc a jjje' of daisies and Vj ' nonor was Mrs E M e t send of 'he couple i e a long skin of biue c w piaid Imen with a ,r , p, blouse, and .- ed a h'ue and whre datsy Ciii, Carivm. bro'her of 'he rv i a 'he candieSigh'er. " - "a was Biii More. 'it cmpte from Bir'e f Phil Carisor. i ' .e bride, was rhe 7 Mr. B..D Daniel, cousin of " t j" d- ui2 "The I2'r. of V". er. accompanied by " fa ' s:s-er of the ') 13' i F ne- do jgh'er's wedding. . V s Cj . r wore a brown. i a k a- H be ie kr.i- cuat-sui? U '- , v . I -x .. ... 'ft-.? ' I A" "ending tne guts- book wa Elaine Bolan. niece of the groom per her going away en semhie. "ne bnde wore and .ra"-i!e pantsut'. Af-er a wedding mp k the eas' . 'ne couple will reside a' 24 Siskiyou. Ashiand. Ore Tue bnde amended Eas'ern irez-m S'a'e Coiieee. and is n.iw a"endir, Sou-hern rear. Colieae The gnrn is a gradua'eof Sou'hem Oregtm Ciik'2e and Museum An c.'. Portland Wheat league to meet The annual mee'ins of tne M rrw Courry Whea League will be neld Tuesday, Nov. 12. a' "!ie Wiliows Grange ir. lone. The omnise mee'sngs vili begin a' I p.m. a' the Grange Had and rhe dinner will be served a- T p.m. The dinner program will fea'ure a discussion on the p-.-!-ed one-half cenf per busnel whea' 'as: increase by Larry Cppick sta'e cfcair tr.ar of 'he Tax 0.rr.mi"ee. A:. on 'he program will he C'in.rr.;"ee repors and eiec ' !',' i iff;cers Ttie dinner will cos' S2 per pia'e Everyone is welcome u aend. VVheat growers are especial! urged to at'end the C"mmree mee'ings m the at e said Keith Rea. coujvy president. Winter arrives Bruer Cutting vows Rev. Edwin Cutting of rhe Heppiier Inited Methodist Church will perform the marriage ceremony for his diiugh'er, Vanessa Jean. Sat urday a! 1 p.m.. in the Corvalhs First United Metho dist Church. "Hie bridegroom. Kevin Bruer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruer. Portland, and Vanessa are both students at Oregon S'a'e Iniverei'y. Vanessa completed her baccalaureate requirements in home econo mics las: June and is continu ing with graduate s'udies in children "s services this fall. Kevin is a senior m business administration. Corvalhs will be their first home. Rev and Mrs Cutting will be joined by members of their families and by many of the bridal couple's friends at this ceremony in the main sancuary of the Corvallis church The bride's parents will re'urn to Heppner Satur day evening Ol I) MOVIE ENJOYED BY MORROW COl PI.ES Las week Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones, Lexington, and Mr and Mrs Bill Weathtr firct. Heppner. joined a group if Gilliam County people a! 'he firs' meeting of the Gilham County Historical Socie'v a' the fairgrounds in Condor. The program was built around a showing of a 1920 rrsmse 'hat was filmed at Co'idon and the nearby Sid Seaie Ranch Mrs. Ehzabe'h Buhier of the Oregon Sta'e His-orica! Socie'y brought the film from Por'iand. She spoke briefly on the importance of preserving his'oricaUy signi fican' films. Mire than 3iX char'er members have paid dues to 'he Gilliam Society, which makes r bo'h the newest and 'he iarses: of the s?a'e's cun' historical groups. HEPPNER THESPIAN PERFORMS AT SOC - Craig Cubing performed in a major drama'ic production a Southern Oregon College. Ashland, last week. The play, "Nude with Violin." was not his firs- appearance there Craig, a gradua'e of Heppner H.gh Schoul. is remembered f.r his roles in plays here and for several performances at Blue Mountain Community CiJiege He will comple'e his undergradua'e work in fine ans a- Southern Oregon this vear. MR. AND MRS. GARY KEMP Kemp-Bedortha vows exchanged Yellow and orange gladiolus graced the altar of the Christian Church of Redmond on Oct lt w hen Marcia Mane Bedorha was united in mar riage o Gary Lee Kemp Pas ttr Martin Love officiaied for 'he 4 p.m. wedding Paren's of the coupie are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bedor 'ha of Terrebonne and S'ar, Kemp of Lexington and Biilie Kemp of Heppner. Cousin of ;he bride. Mrs James Peake. sane "More" and "The Lord's Prayer," accompanied bv Mrs. Nina Chase. The bnde. given in mar naee by her fa'her. wore a gown fashioned wrh chantilly lace bodice and tiered lace full skir wrh organza lace trim med chapei 'rain A seed pear! headpiece held her illusion veil and a long ma ching veil She carried yellow rosebuds or, a whi'e Bible Nancy Falk was maid of honor, wearing a blue empire crepe pohesser gown trim med wrh lace Other a'fend an's in similar yellow . brown, orange and green gowns were Sherry Kemp. Mrs. Thomas Bedorha. Mrs Michael Bed orha and Chris'y Smith. They earned baske's of straw , flowers. Candieiigh'ers were Gail Man in and Bruce Bedortha. Cousins of the bnde Gma Taylor was flower girl. S-.;r.iiiiti,.. -im ' i in 1U l Seve Kemp was his hro'her's best man t'shers were Michael Bedortha. Thomas Bedor'ha. Tim Bed o! -ha and John McCabe Miss Jennie Lee Fiedortha preeii'td the guest bKik and Miss Barbara Battles passed i'U' 'he marriage service scrolls Mrs S'eve Bedortha in charge of gii's. A wep'ioti and bufie' was hold a' 'he Jumper Golf Course following the cere mony Serv ing were the aim's .f -in- bride and groom. Mrs Ted Marin. Mrs Evereii Harsh'i.an. Mrs Frank Bed or ha and Mrs Kerb Bed or'!. a Cousins also assisting were Kerry Bedoriha and Toresa Harshman Jill Taylor passed 'U' she rice Eolttiwiiig a wedding frip 10 NC;idii 'he couple a?e "a? home a' Heppner where 'he grBiin is engaged in farming Tde gnmm is a gradua'e of Hi'ppnei High Schiml and served in the 15. Army in Geniianv. . The bnde is a I9 gradti.re of Tburs'on High Scti'xil a'id a HO graduate of Oneiioii S'a'e I'linersity. POTl.K K SET FOR si v no. i; Members and friends of the L'ni'ed Me'hudis! Church have scheduled a "welcome every body" poilui'k for Sunday af'ernoon. Nov. IT. in the church basement It is plann ed 'hat dinner w ill begin about 12:3(1 p.m. The gathering is being arranged lo promote friendship among older church friends and newer pervms in the community. WHIRLPOOL -fBATH .Specialty Diitribntors Phone 395-2553 Box 305 Manpia, Oregon 97037 School Lunch Menu Heppner Elementary School and Heppner High School Thurs.. Nov. 7 No SchuuL Elementary. High SchooFs choice. Fri.,-Nov. R-No School. Elementary. High School's choice. Mon., Nov. 11 No schoul. Tues., Nov. 12 Macaroni & cheese, spinach, apricots, rolls, butter, milk. Wed, Nov. 13 Tacos, shredded lettuce, apricots, sweet rolls, milk. Thurs., Nov. 14 Beef stew, vegetables, cottage cheese, pear halves, longhorn bread, butter, milk. VCM like to grp get to know l HEPPNER BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL SANK OT OREGON MW Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Nov, 7, 1974 RSVP ivorhers ore needed June Wagner, director of the Retired Senior Volunteer Pro gram (RSVP), was in Hepp ner last week lo enlist community support for the program designed to let per sons over 60 fill necessary jobs here. The Child Development Cen ter needs volunteers to spend time with children, especially on a one-lo-one basis. Pioneer -Memorial Hospital needs people to make friendly visits David Crook will be here Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 11-12, 7:30 p.m.. at Heppner Elementary multipurpose room for a teaching session on "The Chrislian Familv." Church Directory METHODIST SS 9 45 a m. Worship 11 a.m. EITHER AN SS 9:45 a.m. Worship U a.m. Children Choir. 9:30 a.m. CHRISTIAN SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Even. Serv. . 7:30 p.m. NAZARENE SS 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m Even. Serv 6 p.m. EPISCOPAL Communion . Bam. SS 9 45 a.m. Worship 11 am Adult Ed. . 10 a.m ASSEMBLY OF GOD SS 9.45 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7p.m. SEVENTH I) Y ADVENTIST Sabba'h School 9 30 a.m. 11 a.m Worship CATHOLIC i Ca'echisin , . Worship: Heppner, Sun. Sa'urday lone Sun Mon & Wed 11 a.m. 6 30p.m 9a.m. CHIKCH OF CHRIST. Lex ington SS 10:45am. Worship "p m Worship 9 45 a.m. INTFRFAITII FELLOWSHIP Bible Studv, Wed . 10 a m 340 Baran Blvd Sponsored as a community service bv LEBUSH SHOP Light Bulb And Broom Sale Scout around for more clues.' MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION to palients; mending gar ments, reading, letter writing, conducting games and crafts. The NeightKirhood Center needs office help, people to make quilts, engage in craft programs and help deliver hot meals. The Extension Service needs people to help 4-H Club leaders with projects in sew ing, knitting, cooking and livestock. The Morrow County Muse um needs an attendant, and the Morrow County Mental Health Services need people to help in day treatment pro grams, work in the office and in crafts Any of these places would be glad to receive even one hour We have the watch you Bulova f.t Give f Accutron For everyone who appreciates the precise time, Bulova guarantees the accuracy of every Accutron watch to within a minute a month." And the precise time to see our selection ot Accutron watches is right now. From S95 to $1800. Wt mill tdmst to tltll toltrinct. K Mccuar). tujraniM ti lor on pur. Smokey was Store Hcun: 9 A.M. to S P M 177 MAIN ST HEPPNEIt PH. 676 9200 Hum. nifcMBnHrriHftTjfrnl lfellfcl(rrr1l - iHJ - ill. Tues., Nov. 12 Ml T r r 1 " m WM JEWELERS The lone Lions Club will conduct a house to house light bulb and broom sale in an effort to raise money for the blind. Residents of lone are asked to leave their porch lights on Tuesday, Nov. 12, starting at 7 p.m., to participate in this worthwhile cause. This is a public service advertisement sponsored by ANK OF astern Oreqori a week in help from local volunteers. Although RSVP. workers receive no pay for their work, they are paid IS N cents a mile for the use of their cars and are covered by accident insurance while working, or going to and from work. RSVP volunteers in Morrow County include Ila Albert. Iva" Booker, John Canaday, Em-, ma Hager, Freda Majeske, Old Ruggles, Edna Hopper, Alia Stevens, Pearl Wright, Maymie Winslow, Velva Bechdolt, Irene Swanson, Sue Gulick Mr. and Mrs. Howard House, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howell. L,V. McMahon and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sanders. precisely want to give . "Something from tt jeweWn once one. loo. - illJ - - .ll - ll.ltM,iiuifiti,ll - J I i """y 111 V'lViWiAilnjUUUUUUUUl
