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! I Public Ceremony Installs Rainbow Girls Officers y KATllCRINt LIND3TKOM lONE The new Worthy Ad situ of Rainbow Assembly No, m Is Mary NUhols. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William NU tioU of Inn, wlm was limlalled at public Installation ceremonies on .Sun- day afternoon al (lie Mawmte nail. Innalllng officer wu lion nli Jo llvml. Junior paat worthy advisor, aaaUted liy lrj ( Con nor, recorder; Cheryl Cor ley, chaplain; Karen llama, marshal; anil Kuan Llndntrom, musician. Other newly elected officers Inalalled were Shirley lllcka, worthy aaaotiate alvlor; t her llvn Simu, rharlty; Unda Howell, faith; Trrma Stefani. rvcordcr, and ifc.nnle Akera. trca.urer. Apolntlve offices were filled by the following: Trr. ca Turkrr aa chaplain: Kathy llaualer. drill loader; J'hatU-ne r llamlril. love; Cindy Smith, re ligion; f KrrM, nature; Linda Mrhula, Immortality; Iknnl Murgan. fidelity; Martha Hall, patloliam; .Suun Jrnwn, fter vice; Connie Ijmrt, confidential observer; Linda Williams, outer ot'Mrvr; 'IVrrl O'Connor, mui U lan; Mariano Wllliama. rholr director. Members of the choir are Bonnie llynd, Susan Und at ram, Ie O'Connor, Karrn llama, Hetty Circenup, Tanya Tucker and Hetty Kaualcr. Aim Installed waa the advla ory board for They are Mra. Lrwls llalvorscn, motner advisor, and Mra. Omar Uletmann, Mra. Adon llamhtt. Mra. K. It. Schaf fer. Ik-rl Akcra. Uwla llalvor- irn, and Mra. lloy w. unoiirom, board mcmbera. Mary rhoe white and gold for hrr colore and "Youll Never Walk Alone" for her theme. The THE 4tt HEPPNEH GAZETTE-TIMES Heppncr, Oregon, Thursdoy, February A, 1965 10 cents Club Schedules Coming Evenls ly MA IT LtZ MAXLOW i "New wrinkle In Ironing" waa the aubjact I the merlin f UlelJ over from Ut week) hue Horn intension Unit lat WMI5UMA.1 Mra. Rollin werk at the home of Mra. Arn- Heppner Cleaners 1 OFFERS YOU SERVICE: THE FOLLOWING Complete Dry Cleaning Service Here HOST Rug Clcaning-We will rent you the equipment for you to do it your self or will do the complete job for you. You can be back on your rug in a half-hour . Upholstery Cleaning Coin-Op Type Cleaning Weekly Laundry Service Sent Out Re-weaving Dyeing HEPPNER CLEANERS Ph. 676-9441 crownlnir ceremony waa per. City rire noae were uvj to Chervl MorriiOn formed by Miry'a lirothrr-ln pumt water In and help wah ''J .J JI " law, David Mrltath. assisted by out the mud. WDlrn had aelllra fjj UdU rODCr MOtf Karrn llama, purine the crown- In the bottom. I r Ing. Tcra Tucker aanir -You ll . Mr. and Mra. Alton Yarnell of ' Cheryl Mrrton of lone hai Never Walk Alone." accompan- lwMon. Idaho were rueata of been appointed to the poaltlon led toy Trrrl O'Connor at the hla mother. Mra Kathryn Yar-'of staff writer on the Oregon piano. rirll the first of the week. Mate University atudent news- t'idlowlnr a talk by the new Tool Club will mert at the paper. Dally Barometer. worthy advlaor. he Introduced home of Mra, Elmer Griffith on I Mla Mrton la a aophomore the rnembera of her family and t-ridav afternoon, February 12. fin the School of Humanities and I Mr and Mil , .... . . ... . t;..,-i.i c . I i . .7- ml. a riationai AaJM-moiira win pre- her erandoarenta, I'rx.L AHklna .f llrtilinor mmi ' mu"lim, pit. any jw. nun Iiuhop wa hoateaa for the lurd man (harden rluh at her liMit lt VM-rh, wHh Mn Flor ence Root aa co hoatraa. lUill rail waa antwrred by giving the aue of rerdena punned for thla prtn. The annual family dinner waa planned tt February 'i at the granpe hall. It will be a planrwd Miiluk. I'lannlnir committee la Mra. Walter Ww Mra. Carpen ter and Mra. Karl Bnirea. Iec. oratinir rommlttee la Mra. Buh op. Mra. Itoot and Mrs. Arthur Sabln. In a tame played, "Know your I'adlM-rf of lleppner. ree 01 uie ifo i,.,.,,. i. rrama and Linda Mchola twik - " Miirlev Nichola and Jan K"k- atrom were In charge of the ro mat'lral ahow of enter talnment by Midy. the magUian. at the act tool on Monday morn Init. February R. at H M am. .Social SHencra. nurmerv rhv-mea. Mra. Sabtn The Barometer. Hhkh ha won, won the vtm. Mra. Walter Hayes attend. The Junior high school band charge of the Kuet book. , m . Miai ww u preaentlne a movie on Sunday. UndHtrom. urand choir director , Vvltll.PV 7 . v r m re.tur rtrnitfoi i - -. :. . the lull lengtri color inrn ;Miret V-n to Hawaii. All proceed will be uvd for new band unlforma. of (irand and Cherv memtx-r I honored with an addendum by the officers. They each pre- wnted her with a long stemmed artificial flower and the AftM-m blv jtave her an enpraved charm. At the reception following the meeting. Mra. Mchola p,ured M,-rh- .iurn numerous honor in collegiate newpaiH-r cfimretltion In recent ear. Is puMuhed four time a week. It la written and edited by journalUm etudenta on campus. lone PTA to Hear 'Modern Math' Talk Aembly In Oregon.1 f ' ,1 Cor ley, prand choir,. .v., n r.a.t. Chervl was J,1' Mr. and irs. ia (.raoueei " . ' , . " drove to rendliton Sunday to urln,''?',,nt ' ,h Cr meet their son In law ,j pubi c ichot .. will I ( daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln at ,t'Jon 7 Mc-Cal and family of Coif a. niY 10 at won the d'jr pru. Winners of the baOtet auction were Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Wyss. Tley are to bring the baskets neat meeting, which will be at the home of Mr. Loulae Far wood February 15, with Mrs. Algy Taylor as co hostess. nl.i l.A1nAt Mra Waller Haves waa co hoateaa. IT"ect leaders wrr Mn. John rts!:-P r.4 Mrs. Claud Worden The meeting tarted at 10:3(1 a m. A noon luncheon waa served. Mrs, Ronald Black and Mrs. Dewey Weat were appointed to serve aa the rnrmbrrhlp com mittee fr the ret cf the year. Mr. W. U. Seehafer. Mra. II. M. Walker. Mrs. Koilin Buhop and Mr. Hoffman were appoint ed on a committee fW a cooked food sale to be held at the grange hall March 12, Subject of the neat meeting will be "Farly Marrtage" which will be February 18 at the home of Mr. Worden. Project leaders will t Mrs. Seeharer and Mrs. Glen Carpenter. ort n Yes. the Can-tle-Tlmea print the form you net-d for bui nea or ranch ue. ?hone 67-9Z& P" l1 ed w,h trJr ndpVrents- loured coffee from a white linen covered table, centered with a gold and white cake and gold tapera. to assistant Crande gueat ' meet- the lone High achool. starting at 8 P m Mr. Millerfng will present his' concepts of "Modem Math" and lone for a vlalt. Alio visiting the , i mAlk., A1m Innnla Ill iraiMIMK lOBWl .' '.sTlw girls" and hU n the public school.. .. t umAm i.i n..s ' grandmot her. Mrs. Arthur Keene. . ??:They called on Arthur Keene, I p, Heppner to watch the lone who Is hospitalized in that city. 'town basketball team In actloa Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stack. To Study Youth Materials of Taeoma were guests of her Women's Fellowship of the Carent. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond United Church of Christ will undcll. this week end. meet Thursday. February 11, at i 2 p m. Mrs. Bob Rletmann will High School Students present a study of materials used Named on Honor Roll in the church achool curriculum lone high achool honor roll for older youth. Materials will boasts two students with straight) be on display and there will be A's for the second nine weeks discussion on audio visual aids period. They were Berniece and .that are available. Parents of Do niece Matthews, twin daugh- this age youth are urged to at ters of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace tend. Matthews. Others on the honor ' roll were Cherllyn Smouse, Kar- Election of officer waa held at Arnica club on Wednesday afternoon with Mra. John Jep sen elected president, Mrs. Ed I'atton. vice president, and Mrs. Gene Rletmann. secretary-treaa- urer. Names for secret pals for the coming year were also drawn. After the meeting, which waa held at the home of Mrs. Jcpften with Mrs. Dick Krebs as kittling, the members played court whist. Winning prizes were Mr. Bill Rletmann. high; Mrs. Ralph Kincald. low; and Mrs. Carol Miller, the door prize. Mr. and Mrs. John Turner of Raker were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rletmann on Tues day evening. Mrs. Rletmann went home with her sister for a visit. They also visited from Wednesday to Friday at the home of Mrs, Rletmann's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Den Rhode at Kennewick. They returned to lone on Tuesday of this week. Rollo Crawford and John Jep sen have been spending several days pumping out the swimming pool, which was completely fill ed with mud and debris during the December 22 flood. Much trouble was encountered with everything from bits of wood to flower bulbs clogging up the pump, as the Job progressed. Bring Your Hobby Collections And Crafts to PTA-Sponsored Cttlbies onc3 Cdleetws SHOW WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10 8 P.M. HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL MULTIPURPOSE ROOM en Nelson. Cheryb Lundell, Sid Zlnter. Kathy . Keene. Janice Snider, Maureen McElllgott. Karen Hams, Janet Palmateer. and Lee O'Connor. These stu dents all made 3.40 or better. Honorable mention list In cludes those making a 3.0 or bet ter. Sandra Holstein. Terr! O'Con nor. Stanley Holstein. Pat Mc Elllgott. Cathy Hausler. Shirley Hicks. Charles Nelson, Bonnie Hvnd, Robert Emcrt, and Susan Llndstrom. Those students making the semester honor roll are: Cheryl Lundell. Cherllyn Smouse, Ber niece and Denlece Matthews, Karen Nelson. Sid Zlnter. Kathy Keene. Janice Snider, Lee O'Con nor, Janet Palmateer, Karen Hams. Pat McElllgott, and Maureen McElllgott Nine students were on the honorable mention list for the semester: Terrl O'Connor. San dra Holstein. Stanley Holstein, Mary Nichols. Cathy Hausler, Bonnie Hvnd. Shirley Hicks, Charles Nelson, and Robert Emcrt. Get restaurant guest checlu. and salesbooks. both carbonized and non-carbonized, at the Gazette-Time. For Smooth Performance 1 Let Us Prepare Your Car For The Remaining Bad Weather. PROMPT EFFICIENT SEHVICE We Sell ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES JACK'S CHEVRON STATION Ph. 678-8M5 IUvmx Please Bring Articles From 3 to 5 P.M. Pick Up After the Show BOTH ADULTS AND YOUTH Are Urged To Bring CRAFTS ART DISPLAYS HISTORICAL ITEMS o COLLECTIONS OF ALL KINDS COINS. SALT & PEPPERS. HORSE COLLECTIONS PHOTOGRAPHY OR WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY? THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME-OWNE D BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE Avory Millerlng. who is assis tant superintendent of the La Grande public schools, will be guest speaker at the lone PTA meeting on Wednesday even ing. February 10, at 8:00 p.m. Founder's Day will also be ob served with Mrs. Wallace Matthews as choirman of the committee. Extension meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Le land McKinney on Monday, February 8. at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Louis Carlson and Mrs. Her bert Peterson leading the pro gram on "Early Marriage." John Swanson, of the Univer sity of Portland, and his friend Miss Kathy McMahan, of Maryl hurst College, spent the semes ter break visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swanson. Paul Tews left on Tuesday for Seattle, where he will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tews, and his wife, Mrs. Tews, who has been staying up there for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney and Alan of llermiston spent Sunday at the home of their son. 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