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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 6, 1954 Page 3 aiian Paradise" Theme of lone -Senior Prom and Banquet Echo Palmateer an Paradise'' was the the Junior-Senior Prom ening April 30 at the he banquet was held in rium and served by the the P-TA. Uowin.s program was ing the banquet: invo Rev. Alfred Shirley, the by Dennis Swanson, the by Duane Baker, a Francis Ely of Salem, will by Tom White, a )y Ernest Drake and Loy id the class prophecy by wton. The tables were I with small cocoanut iade of chenille, leis and l nut cups and red car the class flower, nap place cards also, carried theme. Sophomore boys s waited on the tables, were served. om was held in the old ich was decorated with ;es, a large painting at of the room of the island sea; the words Hawaiian on the background of e trunks on the other end om; the streamers from ling were in colors of yellow, green and blue, jests were presented with arlene Madden and Roy m were crowned queen g of the prom, by Dennis l. Leslie Madden and Lindslrom were the iearers. Dorothy Dobyns, If of the Junior class, pre David Raskin, their ad vith a gift. He gave .a thanking them for the iey had done. Orton's or from Pendleton furnished sic. Ann Belle Coleman ry Emert served punch at Tl. seniors are Janet Howton, : Peterson. Richard Rea, Inier, Virginia Jepsen, Ar ndstrom, Darlene Madden, Baker, Jerry Bristow, Tom Helen Salter,' Roy Lind Kenneth Brenner, and v'ilson. The advisor is Rus-tondt. iOATS Outboard Motors loat Trailers lardwarc and Paints BANK'S BOAT SHOP Route One, Box 206-2D srmiston, Oregon fonal Road Phone 6232 The Juniors are Dorothy Dob yns, Malcolm McKinney, Law rence Jones, Robert Hubbard, Wayne Gollyhorn. Dennis Swan son, Helen Sanders, Sam Barnett. Richard Ekstrom, Jerald Rea and Larry Rietmann. Their advisor is Mr. Raskin. Around 125 attended the Moth ers and Daughters tea at the com munity church Saturday after noon. The program consisted of violin solos Whispering Serenade, Little Old Lady, and Alice Blue Gown by Mrs. Kenneth Smouse accompanied by Mrs. Cleo Drake; a reading, Dirty Dishes, by Mrs. Merle Baker; a piano duet, Que Vivi by Mrs. Algott Lundell and her granddaughter, Karen Lun dell; a vocal solo, Mother, by Linda Halvorsen, accompanied by Mrs: Lloyd Howton; reading, What Matters, by Mardine Baker; a tribute to Mothers by Janet and Judy Howton, Carolyn Crabtree, Sharon Cutsforth, Judy and Alice Mason, Bonnie Crum and Dorothy Dobyns. Mrs. Claude Riley had charge of the program. Cookies were served from a table decor ated with red carnations and red candles. Mrs. E. R. Lundell and Mrs. Wate Crawford poured. They were assisted by Mrs. Verner Troedson and Mrs. Dale Ray. Grace McCabe and Ann Belle Coleman served the punch. Mrs. Wallace Matthews had charge of the refreshments. Fourth, fifth and sixth grade girls assisted about the rooms. Mrs. Grace Ware had charge of the guest book. The tea was sponsored by the Mar anatha club. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen gave a very interesting report on the state P-TA convention in Salem at the regular P-TA meeting Wed nesday evening April 28. The theme of the convention was the Three Keys better homes, better schools and better communities. Mrs. Halvorsen and Mrs. Leo Crabtree were delegates to the convention. Another highlight of the local P-TA meeting was a panel dis cussion led by Supt. Chester L. Ward. The discussion was on guidance and evaluation. Supt, Ward defined guidance and spoke on spiritual guidance. Supt. Les lie Grant spoke on community guidance. Mrs. Franklin Ely told of the guidance in the school; Lloyd Howton discussed the adult and parent guidance and Mrs. Alfred Nelson on the guidance of the organizations in the com munity particularly the P-TA. Many of these questions were also discussed by the audience. Mrs. Earl McKinney played two solos on the accordion. Mrs. Nel son had charge of the program. At the business meeting con ducted by Fredrick Martin, presi dent, the flag salute was given followed by a prayer by Rev. Alfred Shirley. The Seniors received the room count prize. Refreshments of open faced sandwiches and cookies were ser ved from a table decorated with tulips and tapers. Mrs. Ward poured the coffee and Mrs. Mar tin served the punch. The hostes ses were Mrs. Milton Morgan, Mrs. L. A. McCabe, Mrs. Lloyd Howton, Mrs. E. W. Bristow and You'll WANT to show off THIS -E RANGE with PUSH BUTTONS! AAA AAA A A A, T a v- n 1 1 "ft Z Tl4 wdWwv 3 -3 ifiFf''. i k X..- , his General Electric Space- tiLv.-r , . ,aker range features all g&t'i ' ilrod oven, pushbutton mtrols. built-in surface imps and automatic oven ' nier. It is only 36 inches Ide . . . saves inches where iches count, yet you get all ie features of the finest r inges. Look at the price tat saves too! yyy SPACEMAKER 36 INCH RANGE ONLY $259.90 Heppner Hardware & Electric PHONE 6-925S Mrs. Henry Peterson. 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