FOIR-THE GAZETTE-TIMES.
Memorial weekend saw the
parks of our area overflowing.
Bull Prairie and Anson Wright
Park trailer pads were almost
all taken by Thursday even
ing. Cutsforth Park was not
completely full. The rain, hail
and snow gave the campers a
cool feeling, that summer was
yet to come. Fishing was good
and limits were not hard to
reach.
Heppner High School teach
ers and families held their
end-of-the-year picnic at Bull
Prairie with a fun time enjoy
ed by all. Also if anything else
should be added, big sighs of
relief were heard. "Schools
out."
There are two women in our
area who would like to form a
woman's baseball team. Di
ane Ball, 676-5306 and Ruby
Shear, 676-9921 would like to
hear from anyone who are
interested in playing. They
need lots of players, at this
time, there would not be any
bench warmers. Think of all
the exercise and of that fresh
air girls . . .
Wedding plans
; Mrs. Leata Paddock, Pen
dleton, announces the forth
coming marriage of her dau
ghter, Patti, to Mr. Robert
Dobbs, son of Mrs. Jeanne
Dobbs, Pendleton.
' .1 The wedding will be at 3
p.m., Sunday, June 6, at First
Baptist Church, 3202 S.W.
Nye, Pendleton. The reception
following the ceremony will be
held at the Church Hall.
All friends and relatives are
cordially invited to attend.
Chaplain (LCT) and Mrs.
Charles M. Maness Jr. of
Redstone Arsenal Alabama
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Ann Lisa to Charles A. Nelson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Nelson, Lexington, Oregon.
The wedding will take place at
the lone United Church of
Christ June 19. 2 p.m. Friends
and relatives are invited to
attend.
Heppner
FOR ELKS ONLY
Thursday, June 3
No Lodge
Friday, June
Dinner by Jim
6 8:30
Live Music
Saturday, Junes
Live Music
Depot II
Thuri., June 10
Lodge
Hag Day Observance
Ladies Night
Saturday June 12
Crab Fred
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A small dinner party was
given for Mike Sweeney last
Friday evening. Mike is mov
ing to Portland to attend
Lewis and Clark College for
the summer months.
The W.W. Weatherfords ce
lebrated their 10th wedding
anniversary with a small
dinner party last Friday
evening. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Cutsforth and
Mel and Anita Boyer.
Vern Batty wants to know
just how many high school
classes of the Hardman School
she can get together for the
Hardman reunion. The first
class to graduate was May 10,
1917 and the last was in 1941 or
42. Everyone who lives here
are asked to remind or get
word to all the Hardman
classmates for one fabulous
reunion. Pictures will betaken
of the separate classes. Also
please start looking for any
memoribilia to bring to the
reunion. With Blanche Wise,
Verna Howell and Vern Batty
coordinating this Hardman
Bicentennial Reunion, success
is assured.
House guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Peck during the
Memorial Day weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crump
and Shirley, Cottage Grove;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langis Sr.;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langis Jr.,
and children Kenneth, Toni
and Diana; Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Langis and children Chad and
Teri and Mrs. Woody Groom
and children Cindi and Den
nis, all of Walla Walla; WA.
Herbert Crump and Elsie
Langis are brother and sister
to Edna Peck and were born
and raised in Heppner.
BIKTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Tullis are
the parents of a son, Dalton
Quinn, born April 26 in Her
miston. . t
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Sid McMurphy, Union
and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tullis,
lone.
Piss
With Our
OREGON NATURALS
INTRODUCING TO
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RAIL & LADDER.
SOLD BY SETS ONLY CAN BE USED
AS 2 REGULAR FULL SIZE BEDS
OREGON NATURALS INDOOROUTDOOR DINNING
SET RUSTIC TABLE - 2 CENCHES -
2 BENCH CHAIRS 199,00
CUSTOM ORDERS
230
Pendleton,
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Brown
Graduates
Chris Edward Brown, Hep
pner, was among the 706
seniors and graduate students
granted degrees at Pacific
Lutheran University, Taco
ma, WA, Sunday, May 23.
During the afternoon com
mencement exercises in Olson
Auditorium a total of 529
bachelor's degree candidates
and 177 graduate students
were honored.
McElligotts
on honor roll
Spring semester honor roll
from the University of Port
land includes 580 students.
Perfect 4.0 grade point aver
ages were earned by 162 stu
dents. Kathleen Marie McElligott
and Mary Margaret McElli
gott, both of lone, are listed on
the honor roll.
Kathleen is enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences
and Mary received her bache
lor of science degree in
nursing from the University
on May 9.
Healy-Eckman married in evening ceremony
Judy Michelle Healy, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Healy, Heppner became the
bride of Kenneth Dean Eck
man, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Eckman, Heppner on
May 28.
The ceremony was read by
Father John O'Brien assisted
by Father Brian McKenna at
St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
The bride's gown, made by
her mother, was candlelight
ivory chiffon fashioned with a
flounce bottom and trimmed
with lace and pink rosebuds.
Her wide brimmed hat was
ANGLERS TAKE NOTE
Willow Creek, Rhea Creek
and Cutsforth Pond were
planted again Wednesday,
June 2 with 1,000 legal sized
trout each.
rx
up
Line
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rimmed with matching lace
and attached veil. She carried
a bouquet of pink rosebuds,
while daisies and wore a
cross, a wedding gift from the
groom.
Maid of honor for her sister
was Joan Healy. Portland.
Bridesmaids were Mary Hea
ly and Kay Aldrilh. Anita
Davidson and Judy Bennett,
friends of the bride were
candle lighlers. Attendants
gowns were pastel colored
empire styled gowns. They
carried baskets of spring
flowers.
Best man was Mike Berg
strom. Groomsmen were
Dave and Rob Eckman, bro
thers of the groom and Jerry
Gentry.
Wedding music was provid
ed by Jim Ackley, Shannon
Kellv and Bill Kenny.
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The bride's mother, Mrs.
Jack Healy wore a three-piece
long dress. Mrs. Dave Eck
man, mother of the groom
wore a two-piece light green
gown. Both mothers wore
corsages of white rosebuds
and carnations. Mrs. Ida
Coleman, grandmother of the
bride wore a two-piece green
dress; Mrs. Kenneth Burgess,
grandmother of the groom
wore a blue print dress, both
had orchid corsages.
The wedding receipt ion was
held at St. Patrick's Parish
Hall. The tiered cake was
flanked by candelabra woven
with flowers through the
center and the tables were
decorated with pastel cloths
with candles and flower rings.
Thv centerpiece was pink ""
pennies and snowballs. Cutt
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Healy. Mrs. Jim Burgess,
Mrs. LcRoy Gardner and Mrs.
Ted Palmateer. Mrs. Harry
O Donnel and Mrs. Len Ray
Schwarz poured coffee. Rhon
da Sargent and Teresa Hughes
poured punch. Passing out
wheat bags and scrolls were
Kerry Burgess and Trisha
Mahoney. Maureen Healy at
tended the gift table with
Janice Healy in charge of the
guest book.
For their wedding trip to
Central Oregon and the Ore
gon coast the bride wore a
blue pants suit.
The bride and groom are
graduates of Heppner High
School. The bride attended Mt.
Hood Community College and
is now employed at Court
Street Market. Heppner. The
groom is employed by HM
Ranches, Heppner.
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Cutsforth Coopissfoaod
Thomas W. Cutsforth will
graduate with a B.S. Degree In
Political Science on Sunday,
June 6, from Oregon State
University, Corvallis.
Cutsforth will be commis
sioned as an Ensign in the U.S.
Navy on that day. He will be
stationed in Pensacola, Flori
da for seven weeks and then in
Denver, CO, for 20 weeks for
intense training in the Air
Intelligence field.
His wife Cathy will be
moving to Denver where she
will be employed by the C1I2M
Hill Engineering Corp.
Tom is the son of Mrs. Lucia
Barrett, Lexington
Grand Squares
The Grand Squares dance
club of lone held election for
new officers at their dance
Friday night, May 21, at
Willows Grange Hall, lone.
Officers for the next square
dance season starting in Sep
tember are: President, Mar
vin Eplcy. Olex; Vice-presi-
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Darigold Butter
Niblets Corn
Oberti Pitted Olives 490
Van Camp
Pork & Beans
Western Family
Mayonnaise
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Pot Boasts
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elect officers
dent, Jerry Holloman, Hepp
ner; Secretary, Joyce Hollo
man, Heppner; and Treasur
er, Jack Osterlund, Condon.
The club will hold their last
dance of the season Saturday
night, June 5, 8 p.m., at
Willows firarute, llall.
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