tor KAMI, luuiu
fry
Com it J; ttfnfj
rmoAT. ottf
Hmkibm Ml ah HaaMcaaiM IMt
laU fame, lppr vt. Giant
lBloa. Cram tlm 7IJ0 mi,
MONDAY. Octal. 12
QiamUf el Com mart. Wo go a
WLmI noon.
OrUt ! tastoia ttai, Maoal
hall, p.m.
HnMH Eatansloa Unit. 10:30
un. 01 In Joa Wrlcjht bom.
ft luck oinnci ai noon.
WEDNESDAY. Odobtf 14
BMcial IT A mMtina et Iom
hlqh school 7130
044 fellows. OOr
hlqh school. 7t30 pja.
I fallow. lOOr halt. I pan.
THURSDAY. October i
Wavea
WbHl
Paul
ftoroptunlsta.
noon.
Ithoa Crk KtC et lh
Watroa homo. Ii30 pan.
rillDAT and SATUHDAY
October II and 27
Civic La?u ummoj Sat.
Trt-Ca Equipment building, I
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O)
4
L
Final Plans Underway
For Civic League
Rummage Sale
MM. AVERT STEINMET2
Joint PTA Meet Bills
Mrs. Avery Stein metz
Ion and Heppner unit of received a citation from the War
ITA annouruf that Mr. Avery Department.
StelnmlU will be guest speaker
t the Joint meeting Wednesday.
tK-totMT H. in ine ion caieiur
turn.
Because of her educational
t ac kentund and broad exper
ience In child development and
family life. Mr. Stelnmeli U an
extremely interesting and en
lightening apeaker. ITA leader
Mate.
She ha studied at the Uni
versity of ItJiret Sound, Oregon
State University, and Colorado
State College, with additional
work for television at Michigan
Sta'e, and workshop at the. Uni
versity of Chicago, under the
Ford Foundation, on parenthood
In a free nation and at Iowa
Slate In child development.
At OSU he taught clasac In
family relation, waa an tx
tcn.'ilon specialist In child de
veljpmcn; and i.tmlly life, and
served as dejn of women for
eight years. Inning World War
II, iihe was givti. a year leuvo
for a wartime atonic project at
I lanor d under the Dul'ont Com
pany, where she held the high
rut woman's Job, "A sort of dean
of women." For this worlt he
Mn KfrlnmetZ worked on the
staff at Iowa Stale University for
seven yean a the extension
specialist In child development
and family life. Punng these
year she devcled a program
of parent teenager understand
ing, speaking to high school a,
semblies first, followed by par
ents' meeting. She spoke to
more than 17.) youth in one
v-nr In this urogram and dl-
Mivt nurstlons the students
wrote at the end of lectures.
i tft iofft Mr.Stelnmet2 attend-
A iha Intnrnnllnrtal k'l'drrat Ion
of Home Economic In Paris. She
I a national honorary member
of Future llomemaker of Amer
ica. Is president oi ine uregon
Home Kconomlcs Association,
and I the area representative
of education In the Portland
branch of AAUW.
Mr Clnlnmolt will SOOBK On
"Parenthood Banc or Blessing."
All are welcome.
IF YOU need a rubber stamp for
any purpose, cau si ine o--re
tie -Time office. All atylea of
type, all size of atampa avail
able promptly.
Pass the butter, please...
in an elegant
Silver Butter Dish
by
GORHAM
A butter dish to give and use with pride. Sen
sible, functional, beautiful. A quarter pound fits
perfectly in the removable glass liner. See how
the swirling scroll design, unmistakably Gorham,
styled in the finest silverplate, perfectly priced at
transforms any table. Why not nrr
tn rive, another to tpM.7cJ
use yourself?
f T.I.
plan are rapidly materializ
ing for the Civic league fall
Kummage sale to be held Friday
and Saturday, October 26 and 17,
at the Trl-Cu Equipment build
ing, beginning at 8 am.
From the large variety of Item
fel,..lu rt,inata-t Iha dale lironi.
Use to be even better than av-
rrage inn tne civic m-kuj i
hoping for a gixxl refcJ)nlt from
community minded IndlvlduaLl
during the coming week. Any.
one wishing to donate rummage
may bring it to the Trl-Co. build
ing between the hour of 9 and
11 a m. on Tuesdays and Thurs
day or take advantage of the
pick -up service offered by call
ing Mr. Forrest Burkenblne, ph.
.!). Mr. Elmer Berry, ph.
676 5Ni6. and in the Lexington
vicinity, Mr. Pat CuUforth at
9WIM72. , t ,
Sorting of rummage Is being
done for the first time on a
volunteer basl on Tuesdays and
Thursdays between the hours of
9 and 11 a m. Additional assis
tance Is needed for this Job and
mother of kindergarten pupils
are asked to lend a helping
hand.
i Irocecds from the rummage
sale, held twice yearly, tday an
important role toward the sup
port or the local Kinucrgarxen
program.
Fall Meetings Resume
For Mother's Club
At Robinson Home
Qj.vnm! Il-m rt huslnes oc
cupied the meeting of the Hcpp-
ner MOiners ciud Aionnay even
ing at the home of Mrs. Ken-
n.,fh Pnhlnann AsKiKtinir th
hostess wa Mrs. Everett Struck-
meter.
Thanks were extended mem
bers bv Mrs. Harold Laird, presi
dent, for their work on prepar
ing the club's booth for the coun
ty fair and Its float In the fair
nrl rruli nn ratio fTincliierahle
discussion was directed toward
whether to continue the float
entry In the future, as so many
members are involved in iair
work during the same week.
Mnra fttit4v ua tr Ko mArtf be
fore reaching a definite decision.
Mnmhora vnffvt tn subscribe
for one year to the Reader's Di
gest magazine to be sent In the
club's name for use of patients
in I'ioneer memorial nospuai.
Hostesses and program com
mlttees were named for the re
matnder of the year.
Mrs. Laird presented seme
Ideas on crafts which she had
observed during the summer,
making Christmas decorations of
used egg cartons.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. Robert Todd and Mrs. Loren
I .n-nri
A strawberry dessert salad was
served by the nosiesses at me
close of the evening.
PTA Business Meeting
To Precede Program
The October meeting of the
Heppner PTA will begin at 7:30
p.m. at the lone nigh scnooi,
Wednesday, October 14, in or
der that members and any other
interested ncrsons may hear
Gnnrini truest sneaker. Mrs
Bertha Steinmetz of Oregon State
Oollcpe, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Steinmetz
has chosen as her topic. "Parent
hood Bane or Blessing?"
PTA President Forrest Burk-
enblne announces that anyone
deslrlncr transportation to lone
fnr tho snerifll meetlni? mav con
tact him, Mrs. Ed Dick or Mrs.
Clyde Allstott.
Connie Hynd Seated
New Worthy Advisor
Of lone Assembly
fionnl Hynd, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jatk Hynd. waa In
stalled as Worthy Advlr f
forta Aaacmbly No. W. Order of
Itainhow fr flliU, In a M-tting
of lavrtidrf fd White at tin
Vf at av ti I- hall on Kunilav f-vnn
lni. Seitemter 77. Inataillng ff
furr was Karen llama, junior
pat worthy advlaor. Ilrr iuii
lant were Manna SrhafflU of
Ituth Aaembty In Heppner. a
Installing chaplain; .Hun IJnd
trin. grand crioir director, a
Inntalllritr marshal; Terrl O'Con
nor, iriKtalltng munimn, and
Lee O'Connor inntalling re-cordcr.
The officer Installed, carrying
White IUInbow Bible toppt-cj
with artificial lavender orchid,
were Mary Nlthol. aucxlate
u.-,,rf hu a,tvlif! Khirlv 111, Wa
charily; Cherllyn SmouM. hie;
Joyce Peck, faith; U-e O'Oinnur,
rTorder; Pixie ihk, chaplain;
and Terrl O'Connor, drill leader.
Tho appointed to the color
Mat Ion were i.ina Mcnou,
ove: Connie trnert. religion:
lumnle Alters, nature: Linda
William. Immortality; Jerl
Kreb. fidelity: Teresa Tucker,
oatrlotUm. and Judy Eubank.
service. Outer observer I Bonnie
Morgan and Inside observer is
a Rowcll. Chosen musician
wa Susan Jane Jepsen, and
J, 1
I
HtttntM CAItTTX TIMtt. Ta4TT. OrSaaW a. 1H4
Members of the choir Installed
were Susan Llndstrom. Karen
Hams, and Ludnda Smith.
Taking part In the crowning
ceremony for the new Vonhy
Advisor were member or Blue
Mountain Chatter of the De-
Molay from Hermtston, who
u.t. art fimnanli A hv Mr. Har
riet Shaw and Pst Dad Advisor,
lo.tu-rt S'l-innir Maaler f'mincllor
Bret Young placed the crown on
Bonnie' bead and other par
ticipating were Eddie Champion,
waa iuiuii anr- i-(M-n, anci i manuaru uearer mna inaiaiii,
choir director wa Teresa Stefan!. J Mike Humble Sr.. councilor; Jim
r
I - if VtJL -
v
.1
MISS BOftNIC HYND
Card Party, District Meeting on Agenda
jtfu.n bail still ! tha mrn of
a district a rtjrrtir tnat I
Tti Amrftcan Lrtlatk and
Autlllary puMie rsrl iny, or
iginally slated fe ! in Hep-irmt-r.
s ill b he-1 J Monday.
tktotjrr 1?. beginnm- at S p in
at lh l-rlon hall An frfiW.V.
ablo evening of bridge. plrvorhW
fd reifesimrnta la pf urniarrj
Shw. 5 r: ftlcl.srd Peterson.
I S. and Stephen Nhmldt. H. S
Teresa Tucker aang "I Hrlioe
during the crowning.
Serving at the recep'l"" frm
a losrly tea iaoi cenirreu vun
an arrangement of lavender arvl
is hue with lavender tarr wrr
Mr. Jame lvtti)"hn and Mr.
Ilert-ri Hvrvl. aunts of the w
tacrthv advlaor. other decor
ation atruut the room featured
the color Khrme.
rvil t.t tman ruest ITrsrlit
were Mr. Ed Schaffn. Mr Kay
Ferguson and Mr. Hyde petty.
John, all of llcppner.
acheduted to Urm at 6Wpra.
ssiih a putluck dnrier, Mritibrr
and their pusir r tir;rj io
attrnd.
Rainbow Officer
Installed Monday
Jean Siewert. ssorthv a Jv !,.
In.tslled Kitty OlUrra a her
asaiMtate wurthy advlwir Mon
day evenln at a frular meet
ing of Ituth Assrrnbly Hk 3sX
Order of Kalnt-iw f.jf Cnls.
In attendant e at the meting,
besides the assembly mrmt-er.
er Mr. Charle Mnut. ssortny
matron of Kuth t haptt-r.Order
of Eaatern Star; Mr. l-an Hunt.
Ifalnlrtmr hoafrl member, and
.Mrs, Lowell Griobie. mother ad-
sior pro tem.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I am a candidate for the office of City Recorder of
Heppner and would sincerely apprecUte your vote cm
November A My training and experience have bren In
office procedure and management and I will. If elected,
conscientiously perform the dutle of the office to the best
of my ability.
Elaine S. George
tPd. Ad By Elaine S. George. Heppnerl
Elect
"Something from the
I always omthing
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peclal."
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JUDGE
RALPH M.
IIOLMAN
JUDGE OF OREGON
SUPREME
COURT
Position, No. 7
Preferred by
overwhelming vote In
Oregon Mar Association
poll
Pd. Adv. HoJman lor Swprtmf Cowrl Comm.
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