Teachers Greeted At PTA Reception in lone
If IATHCHSNC UNOSTROH
OM. l ai utty rttrmlx-i .f thr
m llnuriiury al Ml, ii
m . ! Ii.r, m
II.mi illmii llii lirit 1 1
rf AalttM Mirrlllig In IK
I all I..J1U1JI al VV-1 -I rs--Iwf
1Ti li'Hlly riniimltlr1,
Mi Hill :t. liimwi nl Mr jr
I'Alhui, i;irttl t Mir urU
attU ott'lu 1- a iitii I" lp
Ihr lai?t rt Imiumii" l-tur
anHMli.lr.l t aii'l MUUf. !
rM til. r'tiluirl lh nrlln
Hi Ifir al.M li.v il the Ht sKlri i
Mi llmy Knl. Him nll
al ll lr imiiiiiu l Idmiii hi Itiowit
lutf. Morilan.
Inulm IIik im-HIng M.!li
M.ifch. iiH-mUf ! Utf nun'y
t km IkmmI. IiiIi.-Iu til lu.lt
i;i luiatiii. lMii M i:uii:i. w.l
J.nr. anl UmiI ( allMill, Hum
tfi .f !!. I.x al alvi' Iki-I
Jaik llwt.l. Vkli.t U Imi a tin in-
Iwr unill' l ! i"m'
l4sl'l lMi-r. Mm iiity al
mlriMrslor. wn Inlfdm ! ami
mitt a f Irmafk ftvrlrll u
lrin, lilk'h nhil uttilljl. II
Irtxluiftl 1. 1 alalf an'l tnil
llrrrkk. fliHil f erxle
mIhi. inrari.lnl Ihr faculty f
th KiaiA-a
Mr Taul Trw. hralili ltalr
man, tll 'rrnl f H ! tlh
itit'ram rati U 1 on In lh fnl
l.y ihr munly l.raHh rtVitmcnl
arwi hat I r)'trl of ttir vat
mt In krlnit Ma hllcl hralitiy
an t wi ll ami for during
mIkhI )rar,
(iurst krr .f the rvrnlng
wti lr. Hd NhaffiU H Tln '.
mIiu aixikc on car of Ihr c.
II lirMl Ihi lmTtaiwv of
ITimmI luri a v.-ll lwlrrl
dirt, f.lrnly of rrst. hrt iIhU
i rl when rradlnK ovrr uin!
wrlol of tim aiumu at Irasj
trn U-i-t from trlrvlslun w. nd
Mha lo d whrn Injuria t trie
ryr urur, a will many
othi-r iN.lnla ImiHirtanl lo uxl
rart- U the ryra.
Inti-ri-Mlnjt munlral numrr
wrir furnUhwd with violin and
pi j no TlifM Kuit wi-re Mr
ium AndiTnon. Mr. BuM-r
Clouyh. Mm JW tarotiiiM.n.
arul Mr. ln Wi-th.-fU Tin;
Mirlal mmmlllfi' rtmMslinir i
Mr. .Norman NrlMn. Mr, t. t'
Jonc. Mr. A. A. Sti-fanl. n-l
Mr. Jimo ivtlyjohn. arranjrt'd
a lovrly l bl witti -rnii-r-i.lnf
of r"d and whlti gladioli
nnl Ivy. Mr. U-onard ll-rrlk
lmuntl unh and Mr. Kvi-rrlt
llolkti ln uri'd odfi-r.
A lH-autlful KuKlish china li-.i
i ui ami naui rr wa won by Mrx.
Am!i ron. Thl w furnWifd by
thf n-ld nt. A drawing will b
held at ra-h nx-i tlni:. with the
winner nivlvlnn a ru and aau-
Ijnvvty rfmak' wrrf furnUh
d by tho loni (Jardon club.
Tam rroudfoot -ilind St.
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Hcppner, Oregon, Thursday. September 17, 196-1 Sec. 2 - 1 poges
IVul a S.h.-. f :iil In WallalJ.d.n lfu.lf.-.l l.t
Walla on hunday fr lirr o'' jlHiilnf lh fw.-iif.fc tl.a M-rary
OM.it iar Mm wa laurn on
by In r airiil. Mr and Mi
J. Jin toodbiot and I'aul
AUi bavin fr mIh'I irrri.r
ly wa Nun Hahfr, daui-btf-r i4
Mr and Mr liavbl luki-r. who
will aUriid M Miv of !. al
b- at lifjvirton l-i bir mh-oiki
i i of blti Mhd
Ci-taldUM M4en nit for I'oM
I I it .ii.iii u.i.-f. tl f will (m
imj.loyrd. I In f4thr. I.b.d M.r
jjan. to.k firf In Ihr nty
Ml and Mi Mrl Wllwin of
Itnehtwool nt tbr wnK rnd
wlt hr brothi-r In law ami
iii r Mr and Mr, lull Unu'
Mr and Mr. K.b it Kii-tri.ann
aril Itoy inoid Into !!
It y lUrmtt liorni on Snmd
Slriil, rwrntlv arati-d by Mr
and Mm Jai k In. whlli tbrir
country b.n' I n-rnlrl.-d
ri-nIv-ly.
Wn k rnd turt of Mr and
Mr Tom Wbltn wi-rr hi-r iar
rnti. Mr. and Mr Inland Mr
of Portland and hff grandrnoih
rr. Mr, liay t"rrin of Hkk
Uivrr. TTiry brvii;ht hornr tin lr
CrandauirhtiT. Yvonrif. who lia
lirrn vlkltlni! rrlatlvr In I'ort-
land for a wblli.
Mr. and Mr. Airn'i M-ion.
Kr il (lak Crovf arilvrd at thrlr
numirv hum ni'ir loni on Mon
day. Tliry ari tu-rr to attend
It.iun.l I'n ami rniov a viu wmi
rrlatlvr and frli-nd.
Itii-rnt vai-atloni-r ai alrno
Uk In Brltl-di 1'olumbla were
Mr. and Mr ln Ball. Ihry rr-
xrt wonderful fUlilnj:. wnin
thi-y wir thir".
Mr and Mr, iuvih Mimm aim
, ... Hi V ITlll.IHl III I'lHIl IWM K Oil
Saturday, wlu rc Mr. McHath will
work In tni lurnnir nun.
Frank MarUk ha twn au
harirfd frorn VHi-ran" hoxnltal
In Walla Walla, whin le hau
rrn-rd urKT)'. and I at norm
Topic Club Mom $pokt
tJui'M i.H-akiT at th Si-Jdcrn-Im-i
inii-tlng of thf Tolc (lut
wa Mr. Uta Ttujina of Hp
i.rur, who howi-d tx-autiful
lidi-i. of Iho St-andlnavlan
roui.trli ai-tfimpanh-d by a mot
Inti-n-Mln ixmmcnlar'- Thlrircn
mrmben annwcrcd roll H by
tcllinu thi number of atatM and
ctjuntrli-a they had visited. The
met ting wai held at the home of
Mt. Ky W. Llndhtrom lth Mm.
la. ni aiiinMiix t l that Ihi libiary
had in-li-d a I'll! of from
M' Harry Yn!l and a gift of
a iiuml-r of liildien'a tok
from Mr and Mr l:-l Murray
of uri..l r. Inug Mof, Ii
t.iaiy e-k. wbi-n Ihr hd
i h. burn are furU of tbr II
lirary. wat iU u-d and a i-in-n.ltli.
wa a ioli to pri jiare
ttie T'-I'ltlub tidry In the liar
ib n t lob Show
Mr and Mr ln Crabiiee
Hri,l the weik end at (olfa
lMtlrig their tkon In-law and
.(,,.. I. i.-r Mr and Mr Alvln
Mi- alie, and family. WhlU? there
Ihey attended the diamond Jo
bllie of the TalouM- tounly fair,
where Mt. Mt abe role lii ti e
jiaiade on a Trnwuf Walker.
An Hitetetl!ig roim hb me 1-1 or
ed at the fair, when Mi t iab.
trie aii i'h rilly nu t rouOn of
hei- he had not nth for .11
'" . . -
C harle Kirk wa rune 10 ioe
hi'ital In IVndleton on Friday
mornlnL'. when he uddenly be
came very III. Mr. Kirk ha been
lowly rectJiM-ratlng irom a
Mroke auffeied early thl year
Mr. and Mr Itaynmnd l.undell
driAe to Portland on Saturday to
attend the weddlntr of Mr. Lun
ilell nephew. Jack M'abe of
Koiel ;rove t heryle Lundell
wav a guent at the t"harle ()'
Connor home over the week-end.
Ali golni: bi Portland for the
wedding were Mr. and Mr Karl
McCatw and Arleta. who atayed
down to do Mime ahopning.
Mr. ami Mr !!' W. Llndtrom
tik their on. Stephen, to Ta
coma. Waoh.. on Surnbiy. where
he enrolled a a Frehman it
Pacific Lutheran University.
They No visited In Seattle at
the home of Mr. Llndstrom"J
br ther In law and IMer. Mr.
ami Mrs. Frank llelina, and fam-
"XMr and Mr Ja k Hynd t"'k
then son. Di'k to CorvallW thl
wiik-end. where he will enter
Oregon State University for his
first year.
Mr. Goltfried Hermann has
taken a small apartment in
Walla Walla, where she can be
war her husband, who U a pa
tient In the Veteran s hospital
there. He Is NhowlnR some im
provement following aurgery.
Mr. Kdna Yarnell of Portland
fe-nlly arrived In loe f.rf an
eklrnde.1 VlH With her daughter
and family, Mr, and Mr t harlra
O'Connor
Vilw Ht If Clwb
Hrjv Vortl roll tiant
Ihi llme FimtiisU' t!ub of
Willow CJranr met at the run.
trw honw ol Mr Marion palm, r
last Thurwlay aftrri,...n with
Mr lee Palmer ainri her
licesta were Mr lliali.e hJw
Mis Walla' Matthew of ..ne.
an M' 'la Boggle, t4 Hep
pnei Mr RiH'sle It ihauir.an
of litil1 No 4. eonsLtlhg of
Harney, Baker, t'nlon. Malheur,
I'matilla, Wallowa, lirant. ami
Morrow eountie After tnirig In
tn tuied by Mr K C Ibbker.
Morrow pornona chairman. Mr
ltu;g!ea spike on Mime of fo r
loii. ami asked for the sulfrtt
of the subordinate Grange ilubs.
Tlie club plan to lake pan in
th- Uarden Club Hower Shw
on Nept. Zl.
Mn Herl Akers. orrsident. m
tiliaantlv urirlsi''l by card
gifta and a lovely rake commeni.
orttlng her birthday.
A traveling food le wa
planned for Oct. H The net
club meeting will be an all day
meeting at me home of Mr. hrl
Aki r on Motr 16.
The next Grange mei tlng will
be held at the h-II on Sat. S p
19. A review of floor w4 will
comprise the program during the
lecture hour.
Sharrlll Cbriatepheraoa la Wad
la Salt Lak City Tempi
Mr. and Mr. Krnest Christoph
erson. Jr.. and family left last
Monday for Salt Lake City. Utah,
and returned on Friday after
atbndlng the wedding of their
daughter. Sherrill Ann. to Ted
Bonn of Ogden. Clan. In the Salt
jkkr City Temple. Connie Chris
tri hi-rtum eowned In a floor-
length dre of kelly grin. wa
maid or honor ror ner m.sier .-sen
nH Itonnle Kerved a usher for
ihi.ir nUter'a weddlnir and Gree
pasMti out groom' rake. Flower
girl wa wenuy I nrisiopnerion.
im-pifttr fclut.T iA lh hrtde. A
weilding breakfast followed the
rrfrmoey at the I't ah A
ten t4U wat re I J f7 friend
and iclatwr at tr Tl rrjAJ 1 In
f k'tlen
Mr, anil Mr. TbeV IkJin
i4 ('g Un, jrrni , tt.a gna-m.
M an.f M l.ntjj m. Jr.
ant family, and Mhef rinrr
if t.r we.ll. eg party drwe ta
Tie fialtf-i f.f Eatuiday la at
tend amHIirf reerM-.-n at the
f.jtiorr hte t4 l.e he Mr
hohn The party wa hell at
lite Latter !ay MaiM rf.unh
Ttie )imrsg o.ujilc will maae
tbr if rew bme In pros, t'taH
l liln Tu her had the mifr
tur.e lo l.reak Mi left wrist, when
he h ll from li e bat k i f a n k
up llu. k. while at woik on the
c.iy trrt 1 ui morning
Mia Anne C, Smouse .f Hep
pnef wa visiting old frien.t in
lone on Sunday. Me h been
pamlir-.g Kimeiime In Portland
lntly and plana to return In
ttiorr ami rae an apartment
al Trrwilliger Plaa fi aesen
month Mr, .Sinoow will hae
her daughter, Mr, lib hard liakcf
m! family of tivai!l. a
gu str during Itnund L'p week.
Mr and Mr. Ibmald BUlwp
ai.d Barbara were ahoppera in
llie Dalle on Saturday
Mr. Emet Return Prom
Month' Trip ta Ireland
1r Ib-llw-ri I rni-rt returned
frn a wonderful month'a trip to
Ireland thl week. She made the
trip In company with her aunt.
Mr. Margaret Seott of Oakland
Ttu-v left San Francisco by )e' on
the German Air Line, the Luf
thansa, bv way of Montreal to
U-ndon They pent a day and
two nights touring the tradition
al place In London. Including
Westminster Abbey. No. 19
Itownlng street. St. Paula
tthedral. Buklnt-ham Palace.
the buslne diatrlrt. and the fish
market. She found it Interesting
lo ee the old bulnce and
home and the new. which have
partially been built up as the re
sult of World War II air raids.
From London they went via
Iri.sh Air Line to Shannon, and
from there they traveled by car
to nearly all the counties of Ire
lard, visiting relatives and see
in the aichu. One of their out
standing adventure was to be
entertained at a medieval ban-aui-i
in an old castle. They were
given only daggers to eat with.
liarpisU, KOIoi.Ms. and violinists
were- part of the entertainment
provided during the dinner. They
returned via Chicago to San
Kanclsco where Mr. Lmert visit
ed for while before returning
to lone.
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BLOC RIBBON eisiM U tha H
aealoe sryla reewa art the 1M1
Oreaon Stale fait wa Arlela
McCab. loce. wb anadaUd
tbu trim two-piece dart
brown wool suit with brown
occoaaoele. MUa McCoba was
ooa of 27 blue ribbon winner
amona; the mora than St) 4-H
club member parUcipatlaa la
tb aeeaL
Drake Graduates
Al Army College
As If. Colonel
U C.d H K. Iskr rf
M kton. and of Mr, and
Mr. Ray Drake, lbppnef. wa
mently graduated from the
Arm Pur-srrve Command and
ineral Maff Odle-e I oorw at
Fort lenw.rth. Kan, accord
ln tw recent word to hi pr
rnta.
He currently 1 employed at
Mtuklon'i public information f-fi.-er.
and I erin a a mem
trr 4 the Saitamentrt Army l
rnt Shool. with promotion to
hit presenl rank last ear.
T course, which take five
vear to comtilete. wa created
iin IVJ. enabling a reserve of-
-. . . -.iv a Irtktrurilona In
command leadership, prtnrlple
of war and logistic, lie recelv.
el hu commission as a second
lieutenant In the Army Reserve
in 1X1, fnllowing completion of
the pjiTt: program at Oregon
State l'nlverity. Iurlng World
War II he served both In the
Pacific and Kuropean theater.
Following the war. he served
with the Ore on Washington
.National Guard Division until
VfA. He was transferred to the
active list In 19VJ and wa as
signed as a student to the Com
mand and General Staff Col
lege. CoL and Mrs. Drake and their
three children reside at 115 L.
Robinhood In Stockton. He wa
born and raised In tha Heppner
community.
Morrow County's
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RECEPTION Wm
t ;iuu K Ms:. w Sin ,i..i.ahA n B
your
PTA
IN THE NEW
HEPPNER
HIGH SCHOOL
MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM
Wednesday, September 23, 8 p.m.
COME- Extend A Welcome
To Our Teachers
Football Pep Assembly Harlan McCurdy, M.C.
Program Refreshments
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TeaoTt
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