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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1956)
Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 29, 1956 Page 3 pner High School SCOOP I By Jan Beamer ilincement was made that s party for high school L$ will be held December I Heppner students look 1 to this evening of fun. 'annual Sadie Hawkins Was held Wednesday, No 1 20. It was sponsored by nior class. Students not g proper Sadie and Li'l Ab tumes were fined 50c each. ulted in a number of very jus costumes which added to the gaiety of the dance S are many colorful basket- Ins appearing around the ihool in recent days as the I are sponsoring the sale of tins in order to enrich their teasury. The pins consist ) and gold ribbons with a gold basketball attached t which has the word Mus ? These pins are proving pular. ers in the National Educa eek competition, based on irnber of visiting parents, he juniors. The sopho von second place. All of idents were very pleased ie interest shown by par .visiting the actual classes, ntly all of the trophies at Sr High got a thorough Og. This clean-up job was ect of the local National Society. He recent student council g, it was decided to invite 4,, PENNEY'S wide selection of gift merchandise has already attracted a great number of early shoppers. Here Mrs. John Hartman is show ing Mrs. Ray Smith one of the many lovely lingerie items in the store's big stock. Toys and men's gifts are also being featured. the people from the town to at tend our student body meetings. It is the hope of the council mem bers that such open meetings will tend to develop more interest in the actual student government and the projects which it spon sors. A student body meeting was held Tuesday, November 27. Ed Groshens gave a report on the meeting he had attended at Stan field. The meeting had been called to discuss the awarding of trophies for basketball season and particularly the award for good sportsmanship. Additional information will be given re garding this award in a future f! DOME DINER , The only Astra Dome Dining Car V, A V 1 1 lyV between the Northwest and Chicago. PpA Also a smartly modern lower level v" ! n dining room and an intimate private Ia dining room. Plus the glamorous As rVil Ui Dm 0bservat'on Loun8e Car! u CITY OF PORTLAND TO CHICAGO r wrltei ON PACIFIC il Union Pacific Agent or J. M. LANDAU General Agent 1st National Bank Building. 2nd and Alder Streets t Phone 30 Walla Walla, Washington issue of the Scoop. Annual re ports were also given at this meeting. It was decided to give half of the gate receipts from the lone game to Dick Kononen. Football letters were awarded by Mr. Mallon. After the student body meet ing, student council members were proudly displaying their new official pins, which were is sued at the meeting. PONY KICKS By Shirlee Upton Students from Mrs. Boulden's room visiting out of town for Thanksgiving were Geraldine Portland; Norma Corvallis; Marion Milton-Freewater; Ron nie Pendleton; Billy Arling ton; Dennis lone. These students entertained guests from out of town: Sharon received relatives from Condon, Boardman, and Washington; Lib by relatives from the ranch; William aunt from Elgin; and Eddie an uncle. Cheerleaders To Be Chosen Cheerleaders for the grade school will be chosen at an as sembly to be held Friday, Nov ember 30. A large number of girls are trying out for the four cheer leader positions. Constitution Completed Completion of the grade school constitution was verified by the constitution commttee and a constitutional assembly will be held very soon in order to collect votes from the studentbody. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fergu son returned the end of the week from Everett, Washington where they spent Thanksgiving with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly. 1 " I Cjl (JOIN the many thousands or itll OREGON PEOPLE WHO ARE TAKING THESE STEPS 0i00tt T A FUN"FILLED CHR,STMAS SEAS0NI JL Go Winy branch of J teller know how much Y ilV First NationsBank. 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