MOIETY
New Officers Chosen
For Legion Auxiliary,
Plans Coming Events
Nrw fifncm for thu Amrrhan
IKlon Aualllary wrr rlr-ctMl at
rnrrtltitf follrtUtf A romWwtl
politick rtlniwr with IvTL'lon
mrmbrra Monday evrnlnjr, May
The lat of n-w offlrrra In
rlul.a: Mm. In Munhrra, prra
Idrnl: Mra. .Sylvia Wella. vlr
lealiiint; Mra. Smxla Make, 2nd
vlf-r (.(ruliUnt; Mra. r'rank
Hamlin. arcrrlary. and Mra. Or
aid I(hh. trraaurrr. 1 Iwmi of
fltvra will Im InntaUcd at a
rwrtlnji In Juw,
DlM-upnion and prcparatlona
wrr mad for the Memorial
IVn'I'V 1-V I'lannod for Inn
wrrk-f-nd it May ami 29. A
f.xnl aU wnt lannrd fur Sat
urday. May 22.
Arnwxuiwmriit waa made i
the atale convention, to be hM
In July at S"aiile. and f the
national cunvrntlon planned for
IVrtlarut In Auuat. lrrtnration
are ttrlnc made to aend dole
Katra. Church to Observe
50th Anniversary
At Sunday Functions
The lxlnctnn Churrh of
ChrUt will olmerv It .Mill an-rilv-rry
thla romlnir Sunday,
May H'. with C'erll Warner f
Snli-m aa tin-st iH-akrr.
The Ix-xlnfton t'liurrh wn or
ganized nn Jununrv lO, 1 H 1 .. A
l- tul effort la being made to
contact aa many of the former
1'iistor nd memVera aa tftaible.
Following the morning wort-hip.
there will he a fellowship
dinner at the I(X.)K lode hall
with the women of the church
furnishing the turkey and dreaa
I nn. Thoe fil-innlng to attend
are ak-d to tiring other cilahea
for Die dinner.
The public la Invited to attend
the II. fa) am. worship arlcc
and the dinner at !: m.
MUD AT. Mar U
Carnation Club. pjn.
Jibea Cmk Grange
IATUBDAT. Mav IS
Clk'a Mot IXT aworyoabord
(7 B.m-1 nd done (I pja.)
SUNDAY. May II
fubll Rainbow Inatallatloa. I
p.m, Maaonte HalL
MONDAY. Mar 17
Chamber el Com mars a, Wagon
Wheat noon.
Order c4 Rainbow for GtrU. Ma
aonte holL 7iM am.
CWIc League, klnoarqartan room.
iv m.
WEDNESDAY. Mat l
Junior Chamber of Commote.
Jaycee balL tv.m.
Odd rUowa, lOOT balL I p-m.
THURSDAY. May M
SoroptlmUU. Hotal Grill. Dooa.
Rhea Croak Crong It EC. Har
old Wright homo, potluck.
Elka Brldgo leaaooa. I
Coming from Portland for tbo
Motrx-r'a Dv week-rnd were Mr.
and Mra. I'uul Doolittlo and
their aona. DennW and Ronald,
wh visited Saturday ami Sun
day with Mr. IfcNdlttle'M mother.
Mm. Millie Doolittle.
Shower of Dahlias
Helps Replace Loss
Mr. and Mra. William Kawllna
were denaantly aurfrlvd with
a "dahlia root ahower" at their
home In the Klfc'htmlle area on
Sunday. May 2. wh,.n
rroup of frlnda eathered. The
i.artv waa idanned by the lono
Cunlen rluh with the MUnce
Mr ami Mra. Tom llualon.
The dahlias were to replace the
prize collection or over u. an
Icrent varlctli-a. which the Raw
Una loxt In Ihe U-cemtT freze.
Since May 1 waa also Mr. Haw
Un a birthday. Mr. and Mra. Hus
ton preaented them with a gar
den cart. Into which K"eit had
plated their dahlias. Mrs. F. T.
.Martin also presented them with
a money tree with which to pur
chase more dahlias.
A lace covered tea table was
attractive with a centerpiece of
yellow tulips. Illuca, and daffo
dils arranged bv Mrs. Omar Ku-t-mann.
Several (iarden Club
memlM-ra brought cakes and
Mrs. Halph I'rum bnuRht one
aieclallv decorated for the oc
casion. Mrs. Martin poured rf
fc. tea. and punch, and Mrs.
( rum ercd the cake.
Seclal Ruests present were
Mrs. Kawlin's uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben I. Phillip of
Vancouver. Wn.. and another
aunt. Mrs. Kula Kix of Orch
ards. Wn. fMher RUits were
present from Heppner and lone.
c
inderella Fairyland Setting
For Junior-Senior Events
a rova!
t n Ifc'n
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STERLING
F0I THE
JUNE
GRADUATE
.1 4 I I I
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Graduating is the end of a chapter in a girl s life, she
is on the verge of a new undertaking the first look
ahead toward her future home. To one who cares for a
graduate, a start toward that home is important.
A start on a service of famous Gorham Sterling is a
perfect gift to say you care. Why not do this for your
favorite graduate?
Prli iHown or tor 4 p! place tlin(j
end inctud F.'Jcial lo.
"Something from tbo lowoler'a.
la always something special.'
Th tnybok splendor t-t
"I'lndcfrlU" was evbhrnt with
I ha lavlah rerailona tor the
annual banquet and prom, hon
orlnff tho llijipner Utah arnd
claa of I'-XkV. In tle whml'
rnultlporoe room April 1H4 and
May I- Th same them was
carried out In decorations at
both banquet and prom.
Sophomore glila, serving a
waitresses, lrijd fnin pagea
of the OnderelU atory, dre-d
In brown Jumpers with pink
blouses, to serve their aubjitta.
Urj;e foil -linderella' ailpjera,
filled with flowera and greenery,
surrounded by pink and while
anjje hair, centered the attract
Ive tables, link ond white cand
le, entwined with flowera and
anh'rl hair, centered with attract
amall jjold slipper nut cups
placed lor each jjuest. Mothers
of the Junior clas atudenta pre
pared tho roast beef dinner.
With Mark Brown serving as
toastmaater. Introductions In
cluded Uremia Young. Junior
class president, who gave an
addreaa of welciiine to the sen
iors. Ijouj; Anderson responded
to the welcome with a brief talk.
Humorous after dinner aeeihes
were given by Judy Jortcs and
Sheridan Wyman, and a special
musical numtx-r was presented
bv Carol Miller, band Instructor
of lone, playing a trumpet solo.
N-onard Toll entertained with
si. me vocal numbers, accompan
ied by bis electric guitar.
Chairman of the banquet dec
orating committee was Brend.i
Young .assisted by Karen
French. l.ct-lle Meador. Karla
lAKlanl. Theresa Munkera and
Diutie Schafdtz. Jean llealy
M-rved as chairman of the food
committee, with Susan lrake.
Maureen Ioherty and David
Clark, assisting. With Sheridan
Wyman as chairman, the enter
tainment committee consisted of
;ayle Batty, Barbara Grlbhlc
and Tncrcsa Monahan, and in
charge of waltresv-s was Karla
Luclanl, hiliH-d by hrna Win
chester, Theresa Munkera. Gin
ger MaJeske, Shirley hrwin and
handy MclXnald..
Ine seniors were again letea
ty the junior class Jaiuruay,
May 1 , at the formal prom.
Couples danced to the music ol
The Shantellea of Kennewick. In
the magical ballroom atmos
phere tit the Cinderella story
Lavish figures of the famous
characters, Cinderella, her
prince, mother and sisters, com
plete with coach and horses,
were placed before laree outdoor
mural backgrounds of colonial
colonnades and windows.
Altar Society Starts
Applegate Memorial
Scholarship Fund
The May meeting of St. Pat
rick's Altar Society was held at
the home of Mrs. Harry O'Don
nell, Jr., on Tuesday evening.
May 1.
After some discussion, It was
decided to hold a food sale on
Friday, May 28, with proceeds
to go toward the Gertrude
Applegate Memorial Scholarship
fund. This fund has been set up
by the society and a $50 schol
arship will be awarded each
year to a deserving .senior boy
or girl of St. Patrick's parish.
It Is the hope that the fund will
grow through the years, and
any donations by interested
persons will be appreciated.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. O'Donnell
and Mrs. Tim Moore.
Rainbow Assembly
To Install Sunday
Miss Shirley Erwln, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold FIrwIn,
will be installed worthy advisor
of Ruth Assembly No. 50, Order
of Rainbow for Girls, on Sunday
afternoon, May 16. The Instal
lation, open to the public, will
start at 1:30 p.m. In the Hepp
ner Masonic hall, with special
invitation to friends and rela
tives to attend. Shirley also
holds the office of grand rep
resentative to the State of
Maryland, and has been active
in many other offices of the
organization.
At the regular assembly meet
Ins Mondnv eveninc. several of
the state officers are expected to
be present, with special activ
ities planned In their honor.
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At
curt was announced
mi-r the feativitlea. t rowneii aa
queen waa Barbara Blake, dau
ghter of Mr. and Ma. UU BUke,
now of Monm'rtith, and i hoaen
aa king waa la-e iJaggett, .n
of Mr. and Mra. Jerry ftoreH!
Comptetinjr the court were I'rin
ceaa Tamara Smith arid I'rline
Doug Anderson.
Tho hours of art work were
under the direction of Krna
l.ynn Wtncliester. She was aa
alted by Maureen Ixtierty.
Mlko I'lerte, Mark Murray.
Gayle Batty, Jean llealy and
Shirley Krwln.
R-freahmenU of punch and
fancy cookies were served under
the direction of Susan Drake,
chairman, along with J -an
Sttrkard. Diane Sk tiaff itx. Judy
Jones. Janice Baker and Karen
French.
Chairman of tbi music com
mittee waa One lleliker, and
obtaining chapcrone were Mark
Murray and Tim Drlseoll.
After the prom. Mr- and Mrs.
Dave McLeod opened their home
to seniors and their dates and
acrved an early morning breakfast.
Program Features
Founding of Lodge
The 14-.th anniversary of the
ftmndlng of tM fellowship in
America on April 20 was com
memorated by Sana Smjc lie
bekah lU'e No. 31 at l'a last
meeting on May 7. A special
rrt f the program, led by Mrs.
M N. Kirk, waa a riuestton and
anawrr aaslon on laws and rit
ualistic l.HAtilut of Old rriiuw
htp. Mother's Day was observed
with ctlc readings by Mra.
Larry Cook, Mra. U na Kelly and
Mr. Frank Avert.
Noblo Grand Lucille parrUh
presented a gift to all members
present and to mcmoera in at
the hospital or at home, and to
the ! year members.
Mra. Ola Kugglea, serving as
hostewt, allowed alidea of her
I'sJol trip to Canada and
Wasiiington. D. C, which orovei
of lnteret to alL
June Wedding Date
Set by Miss Slocum
Mist Nancy Jane Slocum and
Stanley DeWayne Nclwon have
M-t their weuoing date lor june
The pair plana an 8 pm
ceremony In the Westminster
Presbyterian church In Salem.
The bride-elect Is tne ttaugmer
of .Sirs. Lawrence Klmer Slocum
of Heppner. parents of the bride-groom-to
be are Mr. and Mrs.
hdward Svend-scn of Salem.
RZPPNCI GAZETTt TIMES, TburadoT. Mr 11. IHS
Reception to Honor Susan Lindstrom
Susan Kay Lindstrom, grand
choir director of the grand as
aembly. International toiler of
Kainpow t Gtrla. will be hon
ored Hh a program and rep
lion at the Masonic Hall In lm
on Wednealay evening. May I'J.
a I 7 pm All Hfftnrriw Girls.
lUstern Star memrnrs. Masona,
and friends In the area are cor
dially Invited to attend.
A fecial guest will be Jane
Shroeder of Myrtle Point, grand
worthy advisor of Oregon. Mra.
Harold Uecket, grand deputy of
the International Order ol Batn-
bow for Glrla will alw be present.
gpoadlaa aether'a tHrf week.
end at the home of Mr. and Mra.
F.rvln Anderson were their wn
In law and daughter, Mr and
Mra. Al Parrnt, and children.
Lisa, Jvhelly and Allison of Sa
lem. .
Mr. end Mrs. Harlan McCurdy.
Sr. relumed to their home tn
Heppner early thla month, after
vacationing during the winter
months with friend and tela
tlves In California and ArUona,
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