Pag 18, THE GAZETTE-TIMES.
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Carley Bergstrom and Doug Drake
Party Line
Dorothy Zita &
Justine Weatherford
It looks like much of the world, and particularly our
county, is about ready for the biggest birthday party ever.
Do you have your gifts all made or bought and wrapped and
tagged? How is your cooky baking coming? Stopping each
day to read those once-a-year greetings from old friends is
such a pleasant break.
Presents Til never wrap and deliver, but do think about,
include bundles of appreciation to Max Harris who brings
Portland newspapers to our town so faithfully; a big box to
the post off ce crew who takes our best wishes to people
scattered everywhere; cheers to the city workman and
county road crews who make it possible for our family and
friends to visit us. Extra blessings to our firemen and
nolicemen for their care.
When we could our many community blessings, let's not
forget those un sung good citizens who serve on many
necessary boards and committees. We know they have the
satisfaction of contributing their talents to the well-being of
others but an occa-Uonal pat on the back and special thanks
for their many hours of efforts is always over due.
Home from the hospital and also home for the
holidays is Ron Palmer. Aithought Ron will be confined to
bed most of the time.
Tom and Cathy Cutsforth are home from Denver,
Colorado, where Tom is stationed in the Navy. They are
visiting Tom's mother Lucia Barrett and Cathy's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartlett, Boardman.
Doug Goaty is home for the Christmas holidays visiting
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gonty and brother Tom.
Doug is stationed with the Air Force in North Dakota.
Guests of the Frank Andersons in Palm Beach, Calif
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farley for a week, enjoying the
sunny weather of southern California.
Open house Jan. 1
There will be an Open House
to celebrate the 40th wedding
anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Halvorsen and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Crabtree at the
Pioneer Memorial
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
notes as of Dec. 21.
Mary Bailey. Judy Jepsen,
lone; Stewart Armstrong,
Condon; Elvina Padberg,
lone; all dismissed. Not dis
missed are Hazel Vaughn,
Judy Buschke. Lori Pettyjohn
and Rosana Marlitt.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Homer Brown, Hermiston, a
son, Wade William, born Dec.
17. weighing 7 lbs. and 6 oi.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Brown, Redmond;
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hunt,
Fossil; William Nixon, Quin
cey, Calif.
To Mr. and Mrs. James Ray
, flollis, a daughter. April Ann,
burn Dec. 17. weighing 7 lbs ,
"Grandparents are Judith A
Rarritk. Chewelah, Wash ;
Wayne Rollis, Heppner
Great grandparents and
great great grandparents are
Florence Rollis, Chewelah,
Wash.; Mn. Ada Danes.
Tempa. Aril ; Mrs. A. Ray
mond. Chewelah, Wash ; F.d
na Stevens, Chewelah, Wash.;
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rollis,
Pwt Falls. Ida.
To Mr. and Mrs Phillip
Brian Montgomery, n.
Heppner, OR. TfcuraUy, Dw. 23.
Willows Grange Hall, lone,
between the hours of 2-5 p.m.
The honored guests request
no gifts.
Aaron Michael, born Dec. 15.
weighing 8 lbs., 6 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin W. Montgomery.
Newport. Ore.; Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Mullins, Salem, Ore.
Great grandparents are Or
ville Montgomery, Independ
ence. Ore.; Mrs. Spencer,
Salem, Ore.
To Mr and Mrs. Lawrence
Jerome McF.lligott. lone, a
daughter. Bridget Mary,
weighing 6 lbs , born on Dec.
13
Grandparent is Mr. Thomas
J Foley. Portland.
A son was bom to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Duane Steers of
170 S.K. Byers, Pendleton, on
Nov. 26. Samuel Monroe
ueighed in al 7 pounds, 'i
ounce, and was born at
Pendleton Community Hos
pital Maternal grandpartnt
are Jack La Fountain of
O'Brien, Ore., and Shirley
Sellers of Harbor City. Calif,
paternal grandparents are
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Steers of
Heppner.
Great grandparent! are
Lydia Wilson of Heppner,
pearl Steers of Hermiston,
Mrs Fmma Faith of Somlta
City. Calif., and Mr. Jack La
Fountain. Sr., of Rodondo
Ileach, Calif.
1976
Valby setting
Carley Ellen Bergstrom,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rol
and Bergstrom, lone, became
tfe bride of Douglas A. Drake
of Heppner on Nov. 26, 1976, at
Valby Lutheran Church.
Drake is the son of Mrs. Grace
Drake, Union, Ore.
Officiating at the double
ring ceremony were Rev.
Grace Drake. Pastor of Union
Methodist Church, and Rev.
Mark Johnson, pastor of
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Grain Manager
Jerry Anderson
Parts Manager
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Archie Hall
Shop Foreman
Valby Lutheran Church.
Vocal music was provided
by Rick Drake, brother of the
groom, and Jeff Bergstrom,
cousin of the bride. Organist
was Mrs. Paul Tews. Lighting
candles were Kay and Lori
Bergstrom.
The bride was escorted to
the altar by her father and
given away by her family. She
wore an ivory satin and lace
gown trimmed with pearls and
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a standing lace collar. The
floor length gown extended
into a train. Her four tiered
illusion veil was trimmed with
matching lace. She carried
flowers of white spider mums,
bahy's breath, and wheat
centered around a white or
chid. The bride's attendants were
her three sisters. Shauna was
maid of honor and Kay and
Lori were bridesmaids. They
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wore tangerine colored floor
length gowns trimmed In ecru
lace similar to the bride's
dress. They carried baskets of
yellow daisies, baby's breath,
and wheat. All flowers for the
wedding were done by Mrs.
Fern Marcum, grandmother
of the bride and Mrs. Frances
Rothery.
The groom was given away
by his brother-in-law and sis
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groom's attendants were his
brother, Rick Drake, as best
man, and LeRoy Horton,
Dundee, Ore., and Paul Lim
meroth, The Dalles, Ore., as
groomsmen. The men were
dressed in brown and beige
tur.edos.
A reception and buffet sup
per followed at the Valby
Parish Hall. Serving for the
reception were Jean Bennett,
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Heppner, and Dorothy Stefanl,
lone, cutting cuke. Pouring
coffee was Susan Ferguson,
sister of the groom, and pour
ing punch were Cheri Carlson
and Sandy Bennett. Mrs. Joe
McKlligott attended the guest
book and Andrea Bergstrom,
cousin of the bride, handed out
bugs of rice.
The couple Is making their
home at the Sand Hollow
Drake Ranch, Heppner.
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