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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursdoy, May 23. 1963 Monument Church Scene of Wedding 0 lone Class of '63 to Get Diplomas GoodWjZueJc seWoks um-A-Lum Lumber Co. HEPPNER I W l Measure of to our GRADUATES We Join with you ia your pride of accomplishment and wish you every successful achievement. HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUGS HBPPNER 11 An A 7 n nun And you've proved itl Throughout your entire scholastic career, you have consistently aimed at the highest goals. Because you have teen willing to pay the price in hours and effort, you have successfully won these goals. This year, at Commencement, we will watch the graduating Seniors with a special pride ... a deep pride ... for all who, through their willing effort have earned the honor of wearing the cap and gown. Our very Lest wishes to all the graduates! COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP MONUMENT Miss Catherine Gunness of Hamilton became the bride of William Clifford Howell on Friday, May 10, at 10 a.m. in the Monument Com munity church with Rev. Ken neth Thomas officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Verna Arlt of Hamilton and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howell of Monu ment and a high school graduate here in 1962. Best man was Samuel Howell, brother of the groom, and Miss Judy Davis was bridesmaid. They took a wedding trip to Kennewick, Wn., and now make their home on the Kerns Ranch where he is employed. Ralph Hawk has been a pat ient at St. Anthony hospital in Pendleton where he underwent surgery. Donald Mclnnes is now em ployed in Salem with the Vo cation Rehabilitation office. He expects to move his family there after school is out. He was home over the week-end. Mrs. L. D. Vinson drove to Heppner last Wednesday to get her husband, L. D. Vinson, when he was released from Pioneer Memorial hospital where he had surgery. While there she also attended the Home Extension Festival. Mrs. Vera Gardner, Mrs. Ellen Stubblefield and Mrs. Murd Stubblefield drove to Portland last Wednesday where Vera will attend REA classes. They re turned home' Sunday evening and Vera's mother, Mrs. Vicky Drury came back with them. Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Mrs. Francis Noland and two sons drove to Prineville Friday on business. Mrs. Cloe Page of Nelscott spent a few days here on busi ness. Mr. Duffy, high school teacher here, and his family will reside at Burns next fall where he will be teaching the coming year. Ray A. Farrar spent the week end at Brownsville visiting his mother. A bridal shower was held last Wednesday evening at the Ray Davis home in honor of Mrs. William Howell. There were 38 guests present and presented her with many lovely presents. Hos tesses were Mrs. Ray Davis, Mrs. Nestle Ejhardt and Miss Peggy Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin and family of Prineville spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin. The Ladies Aid met Tuesday afternoon at the Henry Cupper home. They presented Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomas a quilt they had made for them. They expect to leave the community in June. Gary Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Martin of Prineville, is spending the week here with his grandparents. A bridal shower was held Sat urday afternoon in the school Home Ec. room for Miss La Vonne Bleakman. There were 32 present. Hostesses were Mrs. Cora Stubblefield, Mrs. Oletta Farrens, Mrs. Darlene Forrest and Mrs. Lora Ann Vaughan. IS '" ' . M4 i vH D mm 5 .v tJ if 1 I "wSM; J-.J I-'. if : i i V THIRTEEN seniors will graduate with the class of 1963 at com mencement exercises in the lone gymnasium Tuesday night, May 28, at 8 p.m. Five girls and eight boys are included. They are as follows (from left), top row Cheryl Anne (Tass) Morrison, Sandra Eubanks, Louise Pointer. Second row Bill Akers, Kathy Rea, Evelyn Marick. Third row Ron Crabtree, Jim Martin, Ralph Martin. Fourth row Les Madden, Roland Ekstrom. Marvin Pad berg. Bottom Gary Morgan. to all the Seniors Because we value yefur good wilt and friendship, because we enjoy the asso ciations of the fine people of this community, and because it is our home, we pledge our untiring efforts to serve the Graduates of this year and every year. GOOD LUCK GONTY'S TO OUR IRilblboJo. eniors i iU hi if!'. HV T- BEST OF LUCK FOR THE FUTURE FARLEY MOTOR CO. HEPPNER , Recent guests Huston wpre Mr. of Mrs. Clive and Mrs. J. H. Parker, Lois Springer and Evelyn Ruzick, all of Pasco, Wn., who came to spend a day with Mrs. Huston. Coming for two days of visiting recently were Mr. and Mrs. Silva Huston of Chico, Calif. They had made the trip north to attend the Wasco coun ty pioneer picnic and then came over to Heppner to visit with Mrs. Huston. The Californianls formerly lived in Morrow county and were residents oi the hignt mile district. ttNSRATULATlONS YOU HAVE MADE FINE ACHIEVEMENTS IN YOUR SCHOOL CAREERS, AND WE KNOW THAT YOU WILL ACHIEVE EVEN GREATER THINGS IN THE FUTURE. Mi Ladies ALICE and GRACE KNOWLEDGE s mMfER To you, who are Seniors, may we say we're happy and proud of your accomplishments. May you continue to seek knowledge that you may more ably make your contribution to this world. CASE FURNITURE CO. HEPPNER ARNIE HEDMAN GIL LUJAN 2 4 I ) TDAY G"RAD(JATIONJ 'T'HIS is it! That wonderful day you've been waiting for; a day that signals your hard-earned achievement. But in a larger sense, it is only a be ginning! For now you will be applying the things you've learned... in the more complex school of life. May every passing year continue to be fruitful for you, with achievements and honors to make you as proud tomorrow as we know you are today; Our sincere congratulations and best wishes to you, Seniors! KNZUA
