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Susie French-Jim Ward
Ward, French
exchange vows
Susie French and Jim Ward
were united in marriage by
Reverend Raymond Hopp on
May 14, at 3 p.m., at St.
Mary's Catholic Church in
Pendleton.
Susie is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond French of
Heppner, and Jim is the .son of
Mrs. Joy Ward of Athena and
Mrs. Bill Ward of Pendleton.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
floor -length, empire-style
gown of organza over taffeta
with a chapel train and a
pinafore ruffle over the shoul
der. She wore a hat trimmed
in lace, ribbon, and ruffled
organza. She carried a bou
quet of blue and white daisies
with ivy and baby's breath
i arranged over the prayer book
her mother carried at her
wedding.
Matron of Honor for her
sister was Karen Wood of
Beaverton. Bridesmaids were
Verina Schiller, Heppner, sis
ter of the bride, and Kate
Evans, Irrigon, cousin of the
bride. Candlelighters were
Carolyn O'Rourke, Pendleton,
and Pebbles Moore, Sandy,
both cousins of the bride. The
lone pool
The lone swimming pool
will open Tuesday, June 14.
The lone City Council has
agreed to operate the pool
under limited conditions of
water usage and with the
understanding that a severe
water crisis will result in
closure.
The first series of swimming
lessons will be as follows:
June 14-17, June 21-24. Ad
vanced beginners from 10 to 11
a.m.; beginners from 11 a.m.
to noon. Charges are $2 per
swimmer per session. Young
sters should sign up at the first
session.
Regular pool hours are
Tuesday through Sunday from
2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
Fee schedules are as fol
lows: Daily use: pre-school
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bridesmaids were dressed in
empire-style blue and white
gingham dresses trimmed in
white eyelet lace, white hats
with gingham bands and
spray of flowers matching
their bouquets, and carried
gingham-trimmed bouquets of
blue, white, and yellow flow
ers. Candlelighters wore white
jumpers, with pinafore ruffle,
over gingham blouses.
Frank Ward was Best Man
for his brother and grooms
men were Dan Baker, Athena,
and Chris Sheard, Athena,
both friends of the groom.
Ushers were Mark Perkins,
Athena, Doug McEwen,
Athena, and Paul Rice, Pen
dleton, all friends of the
groom; "'
Music was provided by
soloist Joe Doherty, Pilot
Rock, and organist Marilyn
Muller, Pendleton.
A reception followed the
ceremony at the Pendleton
Elks' Lodge.
After a wedding trip to
Disneyland, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward are at home on the
French ranch on Butter
Creek.
to open
free; grades 1-6, 25 cents;
grades 7-12, 50 cents; adults,
75 cents. Season ticket prices
are: grades 1-6, $5; grades
7-12, $7; adults, $12. A family
season ticket is $25.
Theater group
to meet
Marsha Matthewson, presi
dent of the Heppner Com
munity Theatre, has called a
meeting of directors for Mon
day, June 6, at 6:30 p.m. at the
West of Willow restaurant.
"The purpose of the meeting
is to discuss play readings,
establish by-laws for the or
ganization and set perform
ance dates for the coming
season," Matthewson said.
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About
with Justine Weatherford
Time certainly moves rapidly. It's first grade, eighth
grade, high school graduation and then a tenth-year reunion.
A nice invitation was received from the Heppner H.S. class
of 1967 to join them at their reunion on June 18 and 19.
Secretary Mrs. Roger Leonnig (Teensie Moore) lists the
schedule for the two days' events which begin with a class
golf tournament at 10 a.m. Saturday and conclude after the
noon picnic on Sunday. The reunion banquet will be at the
Elks' Club from 7:30 until 9:00 Saturday evening and will be
followed by a dance.
It's back to the driver's seat for Leonard Munkers on June
15. The "greatest" school bus driver is set to chauffeur a
group of senior citizens on a planned outing to historic
Shaniko. Several Soroptimists will accompany the group to
help in any way they can.
One of the most attractive sights in the community just
now is the city property beside the E.E. Gonty home and
below Johann Wood's mobile dwelling. The Gontys
contribute hours of muscle work to keep that curved beauty
spot in shape. The wide selection of iris are at their best about
now.
A funny thing happened last Wednesday evening when the
public librarian walked to the library and thus the green
Datsun she drives was not parked out in front. All the board
members decided she had left town or something and went to
the Columbia Basin's conference room to hold the May
meeting instead of coming into the library, where she waited.
Chairman Struthers' wife Marie revealed the situation and
the ex-officio member caught up with the meeting. In just
less than one month, she will no longer be ex-officio or the
struggling secretary to the board, but will become an
ex -librarian as the Heppner Public Library goes to an all
volunteer system.
If try lone United Church of Christ folks are at all worried
about the weather for their big June 4 auction, they could
enlist help from Rev. Steve Tollefson, who saw that the rains
stopped before the Methodist sale and resumed again the
evening of the following day.
We have been slow in discovering that the county park boss
is now Robert Lowe. Wonder if he can somehow get a
railroad motif incorporated into Cutsforth Park?
By Sunday afternoon. May 29, Darla Cooper, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cooper, Heppner, and a 1977 graduate
here was at Yellowstone Park ready to get working for the
summer with the National Park Service. Darla 'phoned home
to say she had arrived safely and found there was still snow
on the ground at the big park.
Sandra Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Palmer,
Eight Mile area, a Heppner graduate of several years back
who has gained an associate degree in biological sciences
from BMCC this spring, is also being employed by the
National Park Service. Sandra will work at John Day, Ore.,
for the months of June, July and August. She plans to attend
Southern Oregon State College at Ashland, beginning next
September.
Comely court
keeps busy pace
On Saturday, May 28, they
were at the Spray Rodeo,
appearing in the parade and
riding in the grand entry. The
next day, Sunday, May 29,
they were introduced to the
crowd at the Pioneer Picnic in
Heppner. On Saturday, June 4,
they will attend the Umatilla
Sage Riders' luncheon and
festivities at Umatilla.
Maybe you aren't yet famil
iar with this busy "they." This
year's Morrow County Court
includes Queen Mary Anne
Proctor, daughter of Nita and
Rocky Proctor, Irrigon, and
her sister, Princess Teresa
Proctor; the twin Princesses
Donna and Debora Palmer,
daughters of Lee and Mary
Ann Palmer, lone, and Krynn
Robinson, Heppner, daughter
of Merlyn and Don Robinson.
This year's official chaper
one is Mary Ann Palmer, lone,
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mother of the twin princesses.
When she talks of the court,
she emphasizes the unique
ness of the group, since this is
the first year ever with two
sets of sisters on the court. She
also says that the parents of
all the girls involved are great
helpers as they usually ac
company their daughters and
their horses to the special
events where the girls appear.
Whenever the court is to
appear in a parade, as they
did at Spray, their pennant
bearers also appear. These
horsewomen include: Lori
Edwards and Marie Yocom,
Lexington, daughters of John
and Dorothy Edwards and
Hilda and Joe Yocom; Bobbie
Schiller, daughter of Marilyn
and Bob Schiller of Butter
Creek; and Shauna Seitz,
Heppner, whose parents are
Faye and Tony Seitz.
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Calling all
volunteers
Volunteers are being solicit
ed to keep the Heppner Li
brary operating. Anyone who
is willing to come to the
library to help is asked to
telephone 676-9752 (Mrs.
'Lande) or 676-9964 (the li
brary) and leave his or her
name and the hours willing to
work.
At its May 25 meeting, the
board members unanimously
approved the motion, "The li
brary board continue library
service as possible with volun
teer help and donations until
such a time as a permanent
long-term system can be
established."
Mary Pat Lande offered to
coordinate the enlisting of
volunteers for this summer.
Junior Angus
day Sunday
The Oregon Junior Angus
Field Day will be held Sunday,
June 5, at the ranch of Gary
and Virginia Grieb.
Included will be 4-H, FFA
and adult judging with tro
phies awarded to first place
teams and individuals.
Registration for judging
begins at 8:30 a.m. There will
be a Junior Heifer show at
12:30 with Junior Angus mem
bers from Washington, Idaho
and Oregon bringing their
heifers to compete for prize
money and trophies.
Junior Angus members be
tween the ages of 13 and 21 will
compete in a showmanship
contest where the two top
winners will be eligible to go to
Lexington, Kty., to compete in
the national contest.
Lunch will be provided by
the Griebs. All friends are
invited to the activities.
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Eva
A larger crowd than usual
attended the American Legion
Memorial Day Program, held
at the lone High School field.
Jerry McElligott was in
charge of the program. The
invocation was given by the
Post Chaplain, Don Peterson.
Rev. William Graham, Min
ister of the United Church of
Christ, gave the address, fol
lowed by "The Star Spangled
Banner," played by Gene
Rietmann. Gene Crowell
placed the Memorial wreath
in front of the flagpole,
followed by taps, played by
Gene Rietmann. Charles Do
herty and Paul Tews took care
of the flag at Wells Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer
and daughter Anita, Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Palmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Bryce Keene, Richard
Keene and Loretta Pinney at
tended the annual concert of
"Music In May" at Forest
Grove on Saturday evening,
May 21. Donna Palmer and
Stuart Keene both partici
pated in the concert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bristow,
Mrs. Ida Grabill, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Ellis, and Mrs. Everett
Keithly of Heppner, attended
the graduation exercises at
Arlington High School on
Monday evening, May 23.
Marie Schultz, granddaughter
of Mrs. Ellis, was among the
graduates and was also vale
dictorian of her class.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis was honor
ed with a dinner on her birth
day, May 24. Others attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bris
tow, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Keithly of Heppner, Mrs. Ida
Grabill, Don Bristow, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Warmuth of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Martin
of Moses Lake, are the parents
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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, June 2, 1977 FIVE
Uamlett
of a 7 lb., 7 oz. girl, born
Saturday evening. May 28, at
Richland. She has been named
Heather Jean, and joins two
sisters and two brothers.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Royce Halloway of Al
bany, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Martin of lone. Great-grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. R.A.
Horton of Dallas.
Those from this area going
to Portland on Friday to at
tend the Swanson-Huston wed
ding on Friday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Arends of
Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Roy Lindstrom, and Mr. and
Mrs. Adon Hamlett of lone.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turner
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swan
son drove to Auburn, Wash.,
on Saturday to spend the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Swanson and family.
Visiting from Wednesday to
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Doherty and
family were Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Bradshaw, and Mr. and
Mrs. L.W. Vearrier and fam
ily of Albany. They came for
Joan Doherty's graduation.
Joining them on Saturday
evening were Mr. and Mrs.
John Doherty and son, Mary
Doherty from Pendleton, Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Doherty and
family from Irrigon, Mr. and
Mrs. J.K. Doherty from Her
miston, Mrs. Ann Brandon
and son from Beaverton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLaughlin
from Salem. After graduation,
they all gathered at the Do
herty home and were joined
by Mr. and Mrs. David Baker,
and on Sunday they had a
family dinner before leaving
for their homes.
In April, Linda LaRue, Julie
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Nelson, Cathi Petersen and
Robin Baker attended the
E.S.A. State Convention in
North Bend. Linda, who was
State Parliamentarian, was
elected to a new office of State
Treasurer. She was installed
on a Saturday evening at the
annual installation banquet.
She was also surprised with
being chosen outstanding
chapter member for the year.
Husbands Del LaRue and Ken
Nelson attended the conven
tion, also.
Beta Omega sorority held
their last meeting for the year
at the home of Judy Osmin.
President Julie Nelson opened
the business meeting and
more discussion took place
concerning the bike ride. Six
members will be helping the
Heppner sorority with the
June 4 event. The barbeque
for all members and their
husbands will be at Frank and
Judy Osmin's on Sunday, June
26.
Under new business, a jewel
pin ceremony for Kristy
Crowell and the installation of
officers took place. New of
ficers are: president, Robin
Baker; vice president, Sue
Proudfoot; secretary, Kristy
Crowell ; treasurer, Barb Stef
ani ; and educational director,
Monica Swanson. Robin an
nounced her committees, an
educational program was vot
ed on and the meeting was
adjourned.
Following the meeting, a
scrapbook of past years'
events and a gift was pre
sented to outgoing president
Julie Nelson. In honor of Linda
LaRue 's new state office
(treasurer), a decorated cake
done by Judy Osmin was given
to her and everyone toasted
Linda for a successful year.
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