THE
HEFFNEI2
GAZETTE-TIMES
Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 21, 1961 Sec. 2-8 poges
School Groups Choose Officers;
Girls League Initiates New Members
if KAHritNC UNOSTHOH
tNj; - nnit t liruiclirr4n
Man. trial alinl rrilnh( ,f ih
I. ww Cirla Lracur by Mrs Ann,
ttrll )atti4l, aihlMtf fur I ho
Kfoup. at a Monday rvrnintf
wrung In ihr ii rafrtutlu'Ti.
'nili then lntall- Hut other
ffirrrs: l OCmmiK, vi ir-
ifUtit; ihmnie ynl, sivrriary;
karrri .Nrlxin, irrurr. ati.j
IbinUir Mjtin. tuilinl
Ct.nrt rrttrrsrntailv.
Al an lmirrlvi rantlrgnf
vrtmny rl;M girls Im imr new
imtnlwri of in lagu. Tiny
rrr Janrt ralmir-r, Trril
OVonnor, Janln Snydrr. HHty
HauiiJrr, Maurnrn i-i:ilfoi,
Katny Krrnr. IXle I'nk, and
.Sandra HuUtrln.
Ihf gUU, ihrlr m.lhT, and
the (acuity wlvrs wrri niter
taiM'd by tila no ami violin
lu-t layr. by Mr. Kcrinrth
Smouii" an.f hvt daughter, ("her
ilyn A Rlrla trio. rurnHed of
IW.nnle llynd, Susan Llndstrom,
and t'onnle CnrUlophrrson, sang
acromanlil by Chrryle Lundcll.
fVurlnc from a tea table at
tractively centered with a lovely
arrangement of yellow anl white
dahlia made by Mrs. William
lis Una were Mm. Otarle
O'Connor and Mn. II W. C'hri
tophermm. Jr.
CMher ele-tlotia at the high
trhool nnvntly resulted In Robert
Kmert beln elected prenldent of
the aenlor tla. His asaUiIni;
offlcera are: Jne Halv-own. vice-f-reldent;
Sandra llolsti-ln. act-re-tary
treasurer, and Kenny June,
sluum! council rcrrM-ntatlve.
Th Ir clao advlikora are Mr. J lot -Mcln
and Mrs. Damon.
The junior rlas vhan4 Mark i
ItiKofu-n aa reldcnt; Stan
Hol.-W In, vlcr-prnddent; Kuren
ilarn. M--rctary-treasurer, ami
M ti. I It-tj.l n a? hlin do the H
mil In I'atld C at-nli r,
fxckideril; Kathy Kccne, srrre
lary-trraurrr; TVrrl OConmrf.
kludcnl council rereM-ntaive,
and fra Chrlto4itMin a
rrjj4tr. Thrlr alvlM.i u Mr
lv-iiry.
Muicnt ooity urriceta in rnarue
of atudent affair Ihla )ear are
Sid ZJntcr, ireldi'til ; with i
llalvornen aa vl e pfrHil.-nt
MiMley Inch, aecfetary tn aur
er. and Karen llartis
tary-trranurer.
Mr, nl Mm John Jim an
xip Jlmrni returned on Monda
from a vacation at the Oregon
Coast. It wa quite wet and tl
while they were there. Tliey alvj
i k r.veiyn irim-tx to Kugeri,
where she will enter North
er n C'rirUtlan College for her sn
lor year.
iMa Omega Sorority member
are rrmlndi-d of the weiner r
to be held at the mountain cabin
of Mr. and Mr. Ion llcliker thl
rTlday. Niober 23.
Mra. Charle M(Klllgtt at
Portland and her slatrr-ln law,
Mr. Kllen McKJIIgittt of I'alo
Alto. Calif, arrival Sunday for
a vikii at me borne of Mr
M Klllgott'B intnu and families,
Mr. and Mr. Ion McKllicmt. and
Mr and Mr RU-tiard Mc Klllgtt
iuet of Mr. and Mr. Ted
ralmatccr are her niece. Janice
an! Maur-en llcaly from Butter
tnek
Mr. and Mr Terry II. Honda!!
t'l Monterey, I alif . and Mr
(;h.iHh alntt-r, Mra Daniel
Ik-aver of I'arker, Ariz., were
true! thl week end of Mr.
Klmer Hrlffith and th Roy W.
ljndtrom. Mr. ;kmI and
Mr- Crirnth are couiln. and thin
I the IlrM time thev had met.
At-.oiher gue.tt wa Mr. Ilnrold
( herilyn Srnouc. atudent ii.un- J Cngg of Oria Island. Wash . a
til representative. Advlor are
Mr Miller and Mr. I.uj.in
Wea llobdcln wa electtd pres
ident of th sophomore class;
( j.tliy llausler, vice preKldent;
Karen Nelson. ne-retary-treasurer,
and IU-r niece Matthew a.
atudent ctiuncll repreentallve,
AuvUIng thi clnt la Mr. Meyer.
CliMa lxvgren wa elected
preaident to guldo his cUsa
through their first year vl high
niece of Mr. Crlffith's. They all
attended the parade and Kuund
I'p and were much Impressed by
the M-rfor:iince.
Sn. Lee llarni left on Sunday
after upending a five day leave
hen visiting hi parents, Mr. and
Mr. Vi-tcr II imt. He 1 asulgnrtl
to the U.S.S. Hornet at San Krnn-ilc.
Week end (ursfs of
Mr lion lljtr of 0leM. Wafl
Mr Hale ami Mr Mteret cr
hifh m ho lauoiate Tl.ry a
aiti mil l the iCi.und tp a n
lll iy Canyon on Saturday
Mi and Mr, fay lloMeln i4
Kirk. olo, pent M eral ilav
lat week V Kiting their Mn and
ilaufMer m law, Mr. and Mra
Kvrtl HoUteln and family
Mi and Mr. lUy lleimblgner
( nt Saturday at Mi Nary Vai ht
dub riotlng ten young eple
aM. were-I o,i uiun un on
an outing. The young wpe en
l water kling and wtm
ming
llaptlnrnal service for Anita
Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mr
I.re rlrn-r, and Rhonda Marie
arid Janelle Kay, daughter of
Mr. and Mr, (ill Uilan, were
held during the wiirhlp service
01 me united Cburch or ChrUt
on Sunday morning by Itev,
waiter a. (roweii. MMruors for
the Palmer baby were her irrand
parent. Mr. and Mr. Marion
I aimer and Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln
Nah. The stioruMir for the Lulan
children w-re Mr. and Mrs.
Kutene Io-kter and Mr. and
Mrs. Carol Miller. Special muxlc
wa sung by the choir. "Lrjrd I
Want to be a Christian", an old
negro spiritual.
Gran? Has B(rhr Work
Willows (.range began fa, I
meeting on Saturday night.
Sept. is. Mot of the oflli-er were
iresent and It I honed thi fore
tells an active winter attendance.
Thr lecture's program was a re
fresher in balloting, flag salute.
nesting drill, and other floor
work Members were notified of
change In date of the (Xtoner
'oniona meeting. It will be held
t the Ithca Creek Grange on
Vtobcr 2 with olf ic r exempli
fying the 5th. or I'amona, legreo.
Home hxonomlcs club wi.l
meet at the home of Mrs. Borl
Akcrs on Thursday, Oct. 15, for
n all day meeting. The next
regular Grange meeting will be
fk-t. 17 preceded by a pancake
Rupper. All (.rangers and ism
llles are Invited.
Mrs. Lee Palmateer entertained
ast Wednesday with a party
onoring ner twin aaugnters.
Debora and Donna on their fifth I
Mr. and I birthday. Little guests present!
and Href Miller, Ailene Ca hiwm.
itrlin Ktetmsrtn. Vt. T' t. snl
Utr rUiete. Harvey Oiiidrr,
and fiarbara lalnwr AUo pr.
er.t were Mrs Harold .-irf and
Jody. Mm. Malfl I'alriwr. Ms
l.lroer palmer. Mr I'aul rtty
Mm .Sr. Mrs Clro Cr.ll.ters. Mr
lut. Mterer. Mrs. Vl0 Hy, Him,
t'rtr anikuff. Mrs. jntu Jli4-M-n
and Mra l.arry Twill
t;mr were la)rd and e b
H firnhiiirr.t t j t lll,.Jy rsse,
e rrrarn and pumh wrr srv
e-l
Tlii Sunday w ill be a bg.y one
II Sunday it1p,
In lone with 4
oOM-rvrd at the lofse I'M te
( burrh of ?uut at II (si a rt
followed by the llth at riiul
flower Show sponfired by the
lone Garden Club at 2 p m In
the rafrtorlum Ala on Sunday
will h the auitlon f the entire
Inventory t4 Hie huiMir Supply
beginning at 10 ft a rn
Mr and Mis. W. K Melrna h-turn-d
on Saturday evening fn.iti ;
a three weeks trip through Ihej
mldweittern slates. They traveled ,
to (tnha. Ncbr, where it wa
very warm, and then wrr.t ;
through Iowa to Mlnneaiviiin !
and South Center. Minn, where j
they llte relatives They came,'
borne through S-obie, Montan4 1
and al vlxlted In Bllllnc, ar.d,
Missoula. Thry traveled throurh '
Lrdo r to Lt-wuton and Pull
man before arriving back In I
Katern Oregon.
ifiriav ffum Mt in tnn .r '
Mr. and Mr. Arnold Crow-ell
were her nephew. Mr. and Mr
John Cool a m! their daughter in-
aw, Mrs. Roger Cool of Neai.
Wash., who were enroute home
from a trip to Vancouver, Wash.
Mher guests of the trowells on
TucmI ay were long time friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Merrill of
The Dalles and Mrs. Jane De
Vore of Salem. They had been
called to Canyon City by the
death of Lon Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grablll.
Sr.. of Phoenix. Ariz., and Mr
nd Mrs. Robert Grablll. Jr.. and
aughter of Pendleton spent
Sunday In lone visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Stefan! and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Stef-
anl and other friends. Mr. Grab
ill was a resident of lone several
years ago before moving to Pend
leton and then to Arizona.
Rebckah President Visit
Bunchgravs Rebckah Lodge tiy
was honored ty ih olfkisl
vitit of Mrs I lvrMv Uall. 4
Jun.ll. (tiy, pTTi.tr ft (4 Vt
Krtkrt ArUy of tntm at
their tlMretlef vrprotT II. Tf '
elif, Wim rl Vkepfrat-
dent Mrs Hr Wainsrvtl t4
Prridlrt.; pal Pirailrel. lira.
Uela fow-rMjn 4 l'.sr.W:
.fu rr fu-arrr tf LA CM, Mrs
Aitba, Kirs of -rmiion; and
Mr Ada I!.. t4 tefedt;
i... m it Mii lnrrlrl rirta
ffn the l1ge
ll-e let.-e fu.fna tarre a pd
prlatrly drcorstrd WUh lolS
rrnllrrn Ihe jri IrM a rtwm
arti ee.d 4 I be Vm Buuquets
of mUed f;ef were piacwt
sruwnd th0 hall. Mrs. (tall s fkear.
er being ail flrrs an4 rvrr
gfens, tirttrhnt.tt were served In
the dining nmmm fnrn braui..'ul: jr
drcste tastes The sorts! rn-
mitt was Mr paw! IV?1) .
i , Mrs, Davl t :inmhn. Mi
Ma lutrntrn. and Mrs t iell K-
kiral mtn.brrs aiui.-l.d tr.
Itrlt t ? prtkah r.vrn
li4i at Lr gtn on Saturday,
Mr and Mrs Hay Hrirr btfr er
tSk tbetr son. Tn. t L"u(een
tn Thuradsy lu er.n.ll as a fier-
waa at the I'rvieersity of Ctp
Tbetr daughter. iJnJa Bse. will
ala aiuvd I be I nJrrity tnts
leaf M her fifth year ef study.
Tf.y rt ned o It i. lay
(irtttng ta LaCrande en Sunday
to enroll thrtr dauhters al C(.
er Or-sSi CoJUj-e of liueatujit
seer Mr. and Mi lr MOM
and Aikta. Mr. iM Mrs llarvl I
NJreer and Jody, and Mr. and
Mrs, tuwiskl hip and Ur s
ara. The girts will b freshmen
More lone News
on poge 4
Morrow County Flowers - in All Their
Beauty - Will Be On Display At The
13th Annual
Public Flower Show
and Silver Tea
Sponsored By lone Cordon Club
Sunday, September 27
lone High School Cafetorium
From 2:00 to 6:00 P.M.
EVERYONE WELCOME!
"BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS"
Awards in Horticulture and Arrangements
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