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FOUR The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday. May 24, 1979 Girl's State delegates O lone news "'"sil Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Irflgrabam marry in Sally R. Matheny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Matheny, Heppner and Mich ael C. Ingraham, Eugene, son of Capt. and Mrs. William F. Ingraham, U.S.N. (Retired), Milwaukie were married Sat urday, April 21 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Hermis ton. Rev. John Maas of Hope Lutheran, Heppner, officia ted. Special music was provided by Sandy Matheny, sister of the bride. She sang "The Wedding Song", "Irish Bless ing", and a song that she wrote especially for the occa sion. The organist was Doris Pitzer, Hermiston, and pian ist, Judy Maas, Heppner. Members of the wedding party were Lori Turner, maid of honor; Laurie Johnson, Patty Matheny and Sandy Matheny, bridesmaids; Pam Lankford and Patty Saling, candlelighters and Shannon Ingraham and Nicole Cozard, flower girls. Best man was Harry Ingraham, grooms men, Bill Ingraham; Dave Call project child find If you suspect your child or a child you know has a problem, a phone call could change yours and his life. Child find is trying to locate Oregon children, birth to 21 years of age, with physical, mental or emotional problems or chronic illness. This state wide campaign is sponsored by the State Dept. of Education and mandated by the federal government. 16th Annual IONE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST AUCTION Sat., June 2 lO a.m. ADULTS $5 6-12......$2.50 PRE-SCHOOLERS FREE Antiques Silent .fish Pnd AuCtion Kiddie Korner Snack Shack Homemade Foods Arts & Crafts Message Sponsored By BA&IKOF JZ astern Urea on Heppner-tone-Artington v Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Matheny-Ingraham Hermiston Matheny and Jeff Pitzer; ushers, Rob Eckman and Jim Lankford and the ring bearer was Billy Ingraham. The bride's gown was white Quiana Knot of empire design with a long train. The dress was accented with Alencon lace trim on hem and sleeves. Lace appliques with seed pearls, set off with a three tiered fingertip length with matching Alencon lace trim. The bride carried a bouquet of blue and white roses, daisies and baby's breath. Following an eight day wedding trip to Hawaii, the couple is living in Eugene, awaiting the groom's transfer to Pacific Northwest Bell to the Hermiston area. Story corrected In last week's story on six candidates applying for the commissioner's job on the Morrow County Court, there were two errors caused in advertently through the edit ing process. One of the names of the candidates, Ralph Crum was incorrectly spelled. And in another portion of the story, Dorris Graves said she would decline the position because she didn't want to run for election a year from this November. She was not asked by Clifford Green whether her family operations outside the county might jeopardize her position as commissioner. The question was directed to Dorothy Krebs, an announced candidate for the vacancy. Two lone High School jun iors will be going to Girl's State at Willamette University in Salem this summer spon sored by the lone American Legion Auxiliary. Receiving the honor based on leadership and scholastic achievement are Kathy Gut ierrez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gutierrez and Martha McElligott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick McElli gott, according to Mrs. Helen Drake. The pair will spend a week in Salem learning about gov ernment and the legislative process. Nuptials here Charles Paul Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lovgren, Hardman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler, Pendleton and Kathleen Marie Reeves, daughter of Bernice Lind holm, The Dalles, were wed April 15 in Heppner. The marriage was officiated by Heppner City Administra tor Marshall Lovgren at the Jim Lovgren home in Hard man. Vicki Millard, the groom's sister, was the maid of honor and Verne Beito, a fellow policeman of Charles at The Dalles as best man. The newlyweds are residing at 616 E. 11th Street, The Dalles where he is a city policeman. There were several out of town guests attending the ceremony. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harris, Pendleton, the groom's grandparents, a great aunt, Edna Keil, Joseph and "guests from Pendleton, Hermiston and locally. Boy born Mr. and Mrs. Bob Worden of Heppner are the parents of a boy, Richard Robert, born April 29 in Portland. The bay weighed 2 lbs., 9 oz., and is under care at a Portland hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Worden of Hep pner and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morin of Portland. Great-grandmothers are Mrs. Marjorie Worden of Heppner, Mrs. Heidi Afis of Portland, and Mrs. Mary Vaughn of Portland. May 25-26 9p.m.-2a.m. Friday Si Saturday Thc omhoms r;s Sunday Specials Country Pan Fried Chicken $ioo 1 : Martha McElligott (left) and kathy Gutierrez (right), have been selected by the lone American Legion Auxiliary to attend Girl's State at Willamette University in Salem this slimmer. Both girls are juniors at lone High School. i 7 iUif J Bike-A-Thon winners Tina davidson and Ted Schwarz received a camera each from the Alpha Beta Omega Sorority for collecting the most money in pledges Tina collected $220 and Ted, $110 for St. Jude's Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. Bike-a-THon A boy and girl from Heppner Elementary School have re ceived a camera each from the Alpha Theta Beta Omega Sorority for raising the most pledges in the Ruggs to lone Bike-A-Thon, held April 28. Honored were Ted Schwarts, who raised $110 and Tina Davidson, who secured $220 for the St. Jude's Hospi tal, Memphis, Tennessee. The money is used to fight catastrophic children's diseases. -rr7 tf i 'jfetdmffor BeecM ifnoFSBl Day Dance Virginia Style Baked Ham With Candied Sweet Potatoes & V'alf Come! BEECHER'S ' ... , -y V ; - "" -f . . , t iv' K. "'-'. " V j I 1" J J 77 . winners told Thirty-nine children parti cipated in the 22 mile, raising $1,300 in pledges. Named to honor roll Michael McElligott, Box 261, lone, is listed on the 1979 spring semester honor roll at the University of Portland. McElligott is a senior in the School of Business Adminis tration. Raisin sauce. 75 Eva A baby shower was held May 2 at the St. Williams Catholic Church in honor of Mrs. Jim Swanson and baby. Assisting at the gift table were Mrs. Kenneth Turner and daughters, Missy and Sandra of Heppner. Refreshments were served from a tea table with Mrs. Garland Swanson serving tea and coffee and Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom and Mrs. Adon Hamlett presiding at the punch bowl. Hostesses were members of the Altar Society. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Lind strom spent the weekend of May 5 at the home of Mrs. June Haugen at Lake Oswego. Joining them were their children, Christina Lindstrom of Tacoma, Wash., Steve Lind strom of Hermiston and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wiper and son of Kelseyville, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree, Kevin McCabe and Ashley McCabe of The Dalles spent the May 5 weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hall at Moscow, Idaho. Thursday, May 3, Doris Gollyhorn and Mrs. Pat Golly horn of Salem, flew to Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. to visit their grandson and son, Mich ael, who is stationed there. They returned home on Tue day. Doris's other grandson, Wayne Jr . , is staying with her. The lone T.V. Co-op held Cemetery Decorations Available Open Sat. May 26 . Closed Memorial Day PLANT SELLER 250 W Baltimore 676-5837 15 Battery marge With 100 250 AMP Dnrtfihla Welder Runs AC or DC 70 AMP Portable Welder 100 AMP Battery Charger Hamlett their annual meeting on May 7. The officers elected this year were Edith Matthews, sec-treas., June Crowell and J i m Swanson, directors. Drawing for six months free TV went to Conrad Tworek; four months Berl Akers, two months Gladys Drake. The members of the lone High School senior class served pie and coffee following the meet ing. Bunchgrass Rebekah Lodge held a luncheon ai Willows Grange Hall on Thursday, May 10 honoring members of other lodges in the area. Thirty-ight members were present with guests from Heppner, Lexington and Her miston attending. Bingo was played following the luncheon. There have been numerous complaints of persons break ing beer bottles at the High View Cemetery. Since it is getting so close to Memorial Day and the caretakers are busy getting the cemeterv I(E0M1JIMII mm Timex Luminous Mini Alarm Clock With Travel Case 21 AMP T Reg. - amp Booster I Peterson's y7i Jewelers .(. Heppner f) 676-9200 Reg. $388.45 Reg. IBS) teg. $179.00 nrm Ln aJ 989-8221 LEXINGTON 422-7557 cleaned and mowed, not only this one but five or six others in the area, please put your bottles back in the care and dispose of them somewhere else. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated not only by the caretakers but also by those who have family buried up there. Food which will be available at the lone barbeque, June 2, will be bread, rhubarb jelly, gooseberry jam, pie, cakes and non-food items for sale will include baby bibs and quilts. Lodge luncheon Bunchgrass Rebekah Lodge No. 91, lone, entertained the following lodges, Stanfield, Heppner and Lexington at a luncheon at 12:30 p.m., May ' 10. There were 34 present. Readings were given and games played. Available In Black & Beige 95 $73.60 $63.95 oo I
