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Page 3. THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR. Thursday. Aug. 28. 1975 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MITCIIAM '. I awn t ? I 'I Engaged Mr. and Mrs Donald Lin nell. Hoardman. recently an nounced (he engagement o( their daughter Marria lo Mr Michael Lundell. Pendleton lie is the son of Mr and Mrs Huhard Lundell. Pendleton. He is presently employed by FOR THE BACK TO TTop quality nylon TV and suede uppers it Cushioned ankle collar and tongue "A" Wrap around heel "jfrwedge sole construction "jAr Converse Branded on tongue TTMade in South Korea exclusively for Converse to our exact specifications "jfc Coach Jogger embossed on side quarter. pi r '1 , ' '. W ViilHiUm rr ii i iJ the Key Equipment Co., Millon Kreewater. Marcia li employed by the Fitzgerald Corp Hoardman. The couple plan to be married Nov i. 1975 at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Pen dleton, at 2 pm. SCHOOL LOOK Jogger Nylon Coach Portland's Old Church scene of wedding The Old Church, Portland, Oregon historical landmark, was the setting for the recent wedding of Sari Lynn Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Miller, Heppner, OR to Joseph F. Mitcham, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Mitcham, Beaverton, OR. The Reverend Melvin Dixon of Milton-Freewater, OR presid ed at the ceremony. The church was decorated with three large baskets of multi-colored pastel flowers and candelabra set with white candles. Given In marriage by her parents, the bride wore a white empire styled gown with re-embroidered organza bod Ice and short puffed sleeves. The full organza skirt was fashioned with two deep flounces which ended in a self train. She wore a picture hat of re-embroidered organza with picot edging. Her bouquet of stefanotis, baby pink car nations, pink tea roses and baby's breath was carried in a white organza parasol. For "something old" she wore a silver brooch which had been worn by the great grandmother for whom she was named. Her diamond earrings, a gift from the groom, were especially de signed to match a necklace which he had presented as an engagement gift. Mrs. Larry Stewart, Port land, sorority sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Mrs. John Mitcham. Napa, CA. also a sorority sister, Mrs. Jim Lasky and Mrs. Jim Kimball, Portland, both mas ter's degree candidates with the bride served as brides maids. Their pink dresses were styled with empire waists, puffed sleeves and ruffled necklines. They wore hand made ribbon headpieces and carried white garden baskets. Both headpieces and baskets were accented with multi-colored pastel flowers. John Mitcham, Napa, CA. the groom's twin, was best man for his brother. Grooms men were Kevin Sherwood. Corvallis, OR, Kerry Viestenz and Jim Hansen, Portland. The bride's mother chose a rose pink jersey gown with draped bodice and long sle eves. The groom's mother wore pale green jersey with mandarin collar and long sleeves. Both mothers' flow ers were white gardenias. A reception was held follow ing the ceremony at the Aero Club of Oregon in Portland The parents of the groom hosted the rehearsal dinner at the Sheraton Portland the evening preceding the cere mony. Showers honoring the bride were given by Mrs. Jim Lasky and Mrs Jim Kimball. Port yOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Create a Gift Mtn'iTutuk frOfWhiVS What better way to say '1 Love You" than with a few personal words. Something just the two of you understand. We make them really beautiful. You make them beautifully real Speidet Idents. i from $5.95. bjt .i u i i land, and by the United Methodist Women, Heppner, OR. The bride is a graduate of Heppner High School and the University of Oregon. In August, 1975 she received a master's degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology from Portland State University. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Lamda Delta and Mortar Board. The groom graduated from high school in Beaverton, OR and is a senior at Portland State University studying Ad ministration of Justice. Following a wedding trip to Victoria, BC, the couple is at home in Hillsboro, OR where the bride is employed by the Hillsboro Elementary School District as a speech correc tions! and the groom is employed by the City of Portland. Bicentennial king and queen Roy Edwin Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ball was born Nov. 22. 18 in lone, OR. He lived in the lone area until 1931 (except for 3 years spent in Waitsburg, WA. as a young child ), when he and his family moved to Boardman. He farmed all his active life, retiring in 1967. He was active in the Christian Church in lone and is now in the Community Church at Boardman where he is also active in the Greenfield Grange and the golf club. Flossie (Barlow) Ball was bom Feb. 14. 1900 to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Barlow in Colby, KS. She came to Eight mile with her parents in 1902 and has lived in Oregon since then. She worked for the Pacific Telephone Company for many years, beginning her service in Heppner. In 1927 she moved to Boardman where she has since resided. There she began working for the U.S. Post Office Department as a substitute postal clerk in 1945, continuing until Jan. 1, 1954 when she became Postmaster. She retired from this position Jan. 9. 19. She has been active in the Boardman Community Chur ch since coming to Boardman. being Sunday School Supt.. teacher and choir leader. She has held many offices in the Greenfield Grange, was a charter member of the Board man Garden Club, and is just retiring as its president. Roy and Flossie have five children; Mrs. Glenn (Echo) Mallery. Seattle; Roy Ball Jr., Mesa. AZ; Albert Ball. Lin coln City; Franklin Ball. Pendleton; and Delbert Ball, , Boardman. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCK if LL Local 4-H'ers exhibit at state fair Two Morrow 4 H style revue champions will be participat ing in State Fair Style revue this week. They earned the honor of representing their county at state level In style revue contests at Morrow County Fair. Erin Evans, Irrigon, and Debora Palmer, lone will model garments exhibited as their projects in the state revue on Thursday, Aug. 28. Debora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer, lone will model her three piece polyes er outfit. Erin will be wearing her red corduroy outfit. Erin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Evans, Irrigon. Many Morrow County exhi bits will be evident at the State Fair. Every exhibit from the Tole Painting club led by Phyllis Piper and Eileen Padberg was sent to State Fair. Those exhibiting Tole were Susan Gray, Alice Ab rams, Janette Piper, Linda Keithley, Sharon McCarl and Anita Davidson. An outstanding food prep aration given by Jan Peter son, lone will be presented again for state fair audiences. Food exhibitors who will be showing their products at the state fair are: Christy Russel, Jeanne Row, Becky Hobbs, Julie Grieb, Kim Pettyjohn, Martha McElligott, Michelle, McElligott, Joan Doherty, Janet McElligott. Natalie Tews, Jan Peterson and Grace McElligott. Clothing and knitting exhi bits at state fair will be by Lisa Wilson, Anita Palmer, Jyl Hobbs. Paula Palmer, Christy Key, Lori Rhea, Debra Klaus, Kristi Edmund son, Julie Grieb. Cindy Dou gherty. Shelley Thompson, Jan Peterson. Joan Warren, Grace McElligott, Joan Do herty, Kate Evans. Cathy Palmer, Lori Bergstrom. Kay Bergstrom, Sandra Ward. Su zanne Keithley. Ruth Ann Keithley. Ann Van Schoiack. Kathleen Van Schoiack. Carol Holtz and Linda Keithley. Photography exhibit: Anita Davidson. Leathercraft exhi bits: Cliff Dougherty and Wendy Myers. Those visiting State Fair who wish to view the Morrow County exhibits will find them in the 4H building, each marked with a bright red "Morrow". I 1 l - J J -f V k V VJ FOR SATISFYING SUMMER MEALS Fresh Fryers Cut Up Pan Ready V (-1 h OV'ib. A Hill's Wieners L I. m GARDEN FRESH fl Large Cantaloupes 3M Slicing Tom aloes Celery Prices effective Aug. Anita Davidson will be working with the state fair photography team, and will repeat the presentation given at county fair in the activity booth there. Engaged Mrs. Kathlene Healy an nounces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Alene Kay Boyajian, to Dr. Gerald Barton Rich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rich, Portland. Miss Boyajian is a graduate of Heppner High School and the Good Samaritan School of Nursing, Portland, OR. Dr. Rich is a graduate of the University of Oregon and the University of Oregon Medical School. The couple plan to be married Sept. 27 in Portland. RECEIVES PROMOTION Larry A. Devine, son of retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Ray E. Devine of Heppner, OR., has received his first promotion in the U.S. Air Force. Devine, promoted to air man, recently completed bas ic training at Lackland AFB. TX. and is now assigned at Myrtle Beach AFB. SC. where he serves with a unit of the Tactical Air Command. The airman is a 1973 graduate of Bend. OR Senior High School. His wife. Teresa, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Dyson of 3811 Pine Lakes Dr. Mvrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. James E. McGill would like to extend an invitation to all friends and relatives to attend the wedd ing of Teresa Diane Taylor and Thomas Andrew McGill. September 6. 3:00 p.m.. at the First Assembly of God Chur ch. SE Court. Pendleton. OR. Fresh Ground Beef 3 box $2 29',b. 4 stalks 51 29-30 IP? 7K ".. Ot L-Ji DOMTA GRIFFITH ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Griffith. Spray, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Donita Jo to Brian Mark Adams. Prineville. Mr. Adams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O.L. Adams. Heppner. Miss Griffith is a 1975 Pacific Trail Winter Coals Sizes 2-46 for the youngster who returns to school Sept. 2 Wealsohatea large arietv of coats for dad. G PRICES GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY MARJCET Nabisco Snack Crackers Franz dozen pak Hamburger Buns Coney Buns Miracle Whip Salad Dressing qt. Zee Towels Lady Elberta Peaches 2v2 tin Van Camp Poik & Beans French's Muslard 24oz. 28 oz. 1 UP plus dep. Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 graduate of Spray High School. Mr. Adams is a 1973 graduate of Wheeler County High School in Fossil, and is presently employed with Les Schwab Tires in Prineville. The wedding will be Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. at Saint Patrick's Catholic Church in Heppner. EN'S UIEflR HEPPNER, OREGON 59' 60' 40' 99' 49' 59' H-I'K. mm 49' 57' 451 1 Stan ItMi I AM. W I M. in main st. atrmi ml r BOS 3M
