Page . THE G A 7 K TT E-TI M E S. Heppner. OR. Thursday. Aug. 7fi
Mother's gown
Hughes-Sisk
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wedding here
Tricia Lynn Prock became
the bride of David Martin
Gunderson at an afternoon
ceremony at All Saints Epis
copal Church on August 7,
1976.
The Rev. Kenneth Miller
officiated at the 1 p.m.
service.
The bride, given in mar-
riage by her parents wore her
mother's wedding gown. The
'gown was fashioned of white
Uace, nylon tulle with a train of
1 white lace. She wore a picture
hat with a finger-tipped veil.
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" Tricia is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Prock, Heppner.
,The groom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Gunderson
-Jr., of Heppner.
I Maid of Honor was Shanny
Farley, friend of the bride.
' Bridesmaids were Tami Pro
ck, sister of the bride; Marie
Lane, Debbie Feller, cousin of
the bride and Jana Dick,
friend of the bride. The honor
attendants were attired in
jyellow crepe empire-styled
dresses with short bell sle
eves. They carried bouquets of
yellow and white daisies with
peach baby's breath.
- Flower girl was Anjie Hal
'vorsen. John Kenny was the
ring bearer.
Scott and Mark Healy,
cousins of the bride were
candlelighters.
,- Ron Sherman, friend of the
Open-house slated
The Reverend and Mrs.
Steve Tollefson have invited
members of the United Meth
odist congregation and friends
to an open-house at the
parsonage on Church St.
?Last week the date was
announced as August 29;
however, because that date
conflicted with the ceremonies
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groom was best man. Gro
omsmen were Doug Gun
derson, brother of the groom;
Terry Hughes, Mike and Jon
Prock, brothers of the bride.
Patricia Prock, mother of
the bride chose a mint green
polyester crepe dress with
matching jacket. Beverly Gu
nderson, mother of the groom
chose an aqua print dress with
matching accessories.
A reception followed the
ceremony in the Parish Hall of
the church.
Pouring were Feme Healy,
Colleen Ployhar, Eileen Pro
ck, Janice Cutsforth, Barbara
Peterson and Gayle Feller,
aunts of the bride.
Attending the gift table were
Hilda Yocum, aunt of the
groom; Mille Yocom, Joan
Ployhar and Jan Peterson.
Sharon Heuberger was in
charge of the guest book.
A brunch was served at the
Elks Club following the recep
tion. Serving were Nadine
O'Brien, Joyce Ward, Marge
Kenny and Lorraine Ball.
For their wedding trip to
Portland, the bride wore an
off-white pants uit with brown
accessories.
Following their wedding trip
the couple will reside in
Roseburg, OR. The groom is a
teacher at Eastwood School
and Mrs. Gunderson is em
ployed as a receptionist for
Dr. Michalek in Roseburg.
planned at the Episcopal
Church the afternoon of the
29th, the Tollefsons have
changed their date to Sept. 12.
Hours for the viewing and
social time are right after
church, which will be returned
to 11 a.m. to 12. The
open -house will be from noon
on.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Gunderson
AAUW sets meeting
The Heppner Branch of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women has scheduled
a special meeting for prospec
tive members and local wo
men interested in learning
more about the organization.
This will be held at the club
president, Linda Johnson's,
home on September 2, 7:30
p.m.
The Johnson home is located
on Alfalfa Street next to the
Hope Lutheran Church.
The central focus of this
meeting will be to explain the
AAUW program and goals.
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particularly those of the local
group. A slide show has been
put together by some of the
members to illustrate some of
the group's activities as well
as some of the individual
interests of the members.
Area women who are inter
ested in learning more about
the club are encouraged to call
Mary Pat Lande, 676-9752 or
Linda Johnson, 676-5069 or to
sign up at the club's booth at
the Morrow County Fair.
College graduation is not a
requirement for local mem
bership. I
Teresa Hughes became the
bride of Duane Sisk, July 10 in
a double-ring ceremony at the
Episcopal Church of the
Redeemer.
The bride is the daughter of
Joan Hughes and Matt Hugh-
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son of Mr. and Mrs. Carba
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The bride wore a white floor
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med, in lace with a daisy
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finger tip veil fell from a band
of matching peach inserts to
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green daisies and white car
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Heppner; Mary Ann Proctor,
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