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Page 10 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 19, 1955 Ray Heimbigner Named New lone P-TA President By Echo Palmateer The following officers were in stalled at the P-TA meeting Wednesday evening, May 11 at the school cafetorium: with Fred rick Martin the outgoing presi dent as installing officer: Ray Heimbigner, president; Mrs. Del bert Emert, vice president; and Mrs. Loren Leathers, secretary treasurer. Mrs. Noel Dobyns was fhe outgoing secretary-treasurer. They were all presented with corsages and boutonnieres made by Mrs. Edith Nichoson and Mrs. Cecil Thome, members of the Garden club. Mr. Martin and Mr. Heimbigner each gave talks on the P-TA work. Mrs. Omar Rietmann and Mr. Heimbigner, delegates to the state P-TA convention in Port land in April, gave very interest ing reports on the convention. Mrs. Rietmann spoke on the work shops, programs and juvenile problems and Mr. Heimbigner told of the convention in general and the speakers. One of the speakers was Roy Lieuallen, president of the Oregon College of Education. Other members on the program conducted by Mrs. L. A. McCabe were a piano duet by Karen Lun dell and Linda Heimbigner and a style show by the Home Living class with their teacher, Mrs. Jack Miller. Those in the show were: Kay Sherer, Bonnie Crum, Louise Botts and Grace McCabe. They modeled aprons, skirts and blouses. Julie Rietmann was the pianist. The business meeting was open ed by Mr. Martin by the singing of the Star Spangled Banner led by Joe Hausler, the flag salute and the P-TA prayer by Mr. Mar tin. Mr, Heimbigner gave the lunch room report, Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen stated that she is col lecting Queen Bess coupons for silver for the lunch oom.. Gar land Swanson told of the new law that requires five members on the school board. Three new mem bers will be elecled at the annual Long Distance Nation-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans Penland Bros. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 338 school meeting June 20. Mrs. Halvorsen, Mrs. Del bert Emert and Wallace Matthews were elec ted to circulate petitions for the nominations of board members. These petitions will require at least ten signatures. Refreshments were served after the meeting by Mrs. E. M. Baker, Mrs. Lloyd Howton, Mrs". L. A. McCabe, Mrs. Bryce Keene and Mrs. Milton Morgan. The tables were decorated with spring flowers. Dates to remember: ) May 20 II. E. C. of Willows grange at the Earl McCabe home with a potluck dinner at noon. May 21 Cleanup at the I. O. O. F. cemetery and potluck din ner at the Rebekah hall at noon. This is a community project. May 21 Willows grange meet ing at 8 p. m. with a program at 9 p. m. An IFYE from Argen tina will give a talk and show pictures, The public is invited. May 22 Baccalaureate sermon at the Community church at 7.30 p. m. i May 23 Commencement at the 'school cafetorium at 8 p. m. May 20 School picnic for the public at the school cafetorium and athletic field beginning at 10 a. m. with potluck dinner at noon. May 27 The last day of school. May 28 Social meeting of the Topic club at the home of Mrs. Roland Bergstrom at 2:15 p. m. May 30 Memorial Day pro gram at the athletic field at 10:30 a. m. June 1 Eastern Star social club. May 28 Food, pie and coffee sale at Rebekah hall sponsored by OES Social club. Donald Springer, music in structor in the lone schools and his students, Jean Swanson, Larry Rietmann, Dennis Swanson, Gorry White, Garry Brenner at tended the Music in the May festival in P'orest Grove three days last week. They played in a 200 piece band there led by Mr. Loney of Klamath Falls. This is an annual event that is looked forward to each year. Mr. Sprin ger states that it is rich in know ledge and music experience. The 4-H club Cooking I and II classes gave a tea in honor of their mothers May 14 at the Lloyd Howton home. Mothers present were Mrs. Olive Engle man, Mrs. Wat? Crawford, Mrs. Fredrick Martin, Mrs. Paul Pet tyjohn, Mrs. Milton Morgan, Mrs. Lloyd Morgan, Mrs. Franklin Ely, Mrs. Jody Morrison, Mrs, John Eubanks, Mrs. Rolard Bergstrom, Mrs. Howton and their leader, Mrs. E. M. Baker. Judy Howton and Mardine Baker are their Jun ior leaders and planned and ser ved the tea. Marilyn Morgan had charge of the following pro gram; a reading on mothers by Cheryl Morrison, a song Wonder ful Mother of Mine by Jean Mar tin and Linda Hams, accompani ed by Mrs. Fredrick Martin, a summary of the 4-H work by Marilyn Morgan, tumbling and dancing by Sandra Eubanks and a talk to the club members on work to be done before fair time this fall by Mrs. Baker. The extension Unit met at the Legion hall Thursday May 12 and demonstrations were given on making sweet breads by Mrs. Merle Baker and Mrs. Roger Kin caid. Several different kinds of rolls were made from the sweet dough. The new officers were in stalled by Mrs. Omar Rietmann. They were Mrs. Merle Baker, president; Mrs. Harold Dobyns, vice president and Mrs. Delmar Crawford, secretary treasurer. This will be the last meeting un til October. Mrs. Noel Dobyns entertained the Maranatha club at her home Wednesday afternoon May 11 with Mrs. Grace Ware as co- hos tess. The-club discussed the church lawn, and the possibility of putting in a sprinkling system. Refreshments were served after the meeting. Mrs. Fannie Grif fith received the door prize. Henry Osibov, superintendent of the Colton schools and former superintendent here, was elected president of the Clackamas coun ty Oregon Education association. The 4-H clubs had charge of the church services at the Com munity church Sunday May 15. Ronald Baker, student at Wash ington State college was the main speaker and his subject was I Dare You. Other numbers on the program with Judy Howton presiding were: a candle lighting by Michele and Cheryl Morrison; welcome by Judy Howton; 4-H club work in Japan by Mardine Baker; scripture reading by Brenda Kay Townsend; prayer by Linda Heimbigner; special music "I Would Be True" by the 4-H choir; offertory assisted by Phil Emert, Jr. and Kenneth Nelson; the invocation and benediction by Rev. Alfred Shirley, Karen Lun dell was the pianist. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker and daughter, Mardine spent last weekend in Pullman, Wash., where they attended the Senior 0 VALUE f OR PLEASURE! Go union PACIFIC D0ML1NIR "CITY OF PORTLAND" For vacation thrill . , . the most in travel pleat ure . . . the Domeliner "CITY OF PORTLAND" with in new Astra-Dome cars Is topi! And topi too, fur enjoying sienic western America! 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Mrs. Edmond McElligott of California and Mrs. Cecilia Mc Elligott of Portland are visiting at the Richard and Donald Mc Elligott homes. Milton Morgan showed films on Arizona and the cable cars in San Francisco at the study meet ing of the Topic club May 13 at the Community church parlor. After the business meeting re freshments were served from a table decorated with apple blos soms and pink tulips and pink candles. Mrs. Dixon Smith and Mrs. William Rawlins poured. The hostesses were Mrs. Milton Morgan, Mrs. Norman Nelson and Mrs. Roland Bergstrom. The vote on the school budget Friday, May 13, was 10 for to 8 against. Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Shirley are attending the annual meet ing of the Congregational confer ence in Portland this week. Mrs. Wilfred McKay left for Kansas City last week where she will attend the graduation exer cises of her son, Duane, from the Seminary there. Rev. McKay and son, Niel, accompanied her as far as Nampa, Idaho. Rev. Wilford McKay left Mon day morning for a district assem bly meeting of the Nazarene church in Yakima. Ernest Drake and Gerry White were elected as delegates to the Beaver State at Corvallis in June by the American Legion. They are juniors in the lone high school. Ralph Crum reported .77 inches of rain Monday morning and Leonard Carlson reported 1.20 inches in the Gooseberry com munity up to Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett gave a party Saturday afternoon in honor of th e birthdays of Mrs. Mary Swanson and O. L. Lun dell. Others present were Mrs. Lundell, Mr. and Mrs. Algott Lun dell, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lundell, Mrs. Anna Lindstrom, Garland Swanson and son Jimmy, and Mrs. Rena Jenkins. The fireplace that the Garden club voted to build in the city park is now under construction. At the Garden club meeting in the park Tuesday, May 10 Mrs. Monetta Aldrich gave a report on the litter project and stated that stickers were placed in the local filling stations. Mrs. Omar Riet mann gave a talk .on flowers for fragrance and named flowers and shrubs adapted to this commun ity. Mrs. O. L. Lundell spoke on safety cautioning about burn ing trash and leaving tools lying about. Mrs. Phil Emert was elected secretary-treasurer replacing Mrs. Fredrick Martin who resigned. Mrs. Etta Huston and Mrs. Edith Nichoson were chosen to go as delegates to the state convention in Portland in June. The members worked in the park in the morning and potluck lunch was served at noon. O. L. Lundell and Henry Koebernick also helped with the work. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Haugen and daughter Kathleen, of Port-l land spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Fanny Griffith and other relatives. They left for a two weeks trip into California Sunday, leaving their daughter with Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. Gordon White is visiting her mother, Mrs. Oscar Shiffer of Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wick lander of Portland were visitors at the O. L. Lundell home Satur day of last week. Mrs. Blanche Scheeler of Salem is visiting her daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree. Her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scheeler of Salem brought her here and spent the weekend. Arthur Dalzell is a' patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital in Heppner following surgery. His daughter and family Pfc. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford and son of Richland, Wash, are here to visit him. Mrs. Garland Swanson visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hedling in Oswego last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Henderson celebrated their 50th wedding an niversary at their home in Her miston Monday evening May 16. All their children and their fam ilies planned to be present They are Mrs. E. M. Baker of lone, Mrs. Charles Hoover of Pendleton and Earl and Donald Henderson of Seattle. A reception will be given in their honor June 18 in Seattle. 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