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nnr I I 1 1 y---""- MISS SHIRLEY KICKS World Friendship Theme Used by New lone Worthy Advisor Shirley Kicks U the nrw Worthy Advisor of lone Aa aembly No. W. International Order erf Rainbow for Glrla. fol lowing Installation rercmonlea at the Maaonlc hall on Sunday afternoon. Serving with her for the aum met term are: Cherllyn Smous. worthy associate advisor; Und Rowell. charity: Judy hope; Terrl O'Connor. faith. Teresa Strfanl. recorder: Bon rile Akera. treasurer; Bonn e Morgan, chaplain; " cn,n'e Kmrrt. drill leader. Mary Men oa. Junior past worthy advisor waa Installing officer and l a w Installed in the color stations were Jerl Krebs aa love; Mrri Hall, religion; Tanya Tucker, na lure; ShaHene lUmlHl. mmo ; tallty; Betty Greenup, fidelity. Susan Jepen. patriotism, .nd Iuclnda Smith, aervlce. Confi dential observer will be Und. Nichols; outer observer. Tcrea. Tucker; musician. Susan Und atrom. and choir director Cathy Hauslcr. Members of the cho.r are Unda Williams. Betty ll.ua. ler Lee O'Connor. Karen Ham. Ma'ry NlchoU. Bonnie llynd. nd Marianne Wllllama. Assisting the Installing of"- rem writ uunm- - h.l- Karen Ham, recorder, New Cutsforth Homo Has Houscwarming Gathering Saturday The newly cum (dried home of Mr. and Mra. Orvllle Culfrth. which overlook. Willow "rrk tjoif roure at the city limit, waa opened to rrlatlvea and friend Saturday aflernoon and evening for leaianl h-oe warming gatherings. About 100 persons calli-d during the day, louring the new home and en joying It many comforta and iH-auiy. An open house Ira rntrrtalnrd many between the hura of J.'JO and 5 (JO pin. Mra I'aul Juttra and Mr. Clarence Itoacwall pre aided at the lea and roffre aer vice, aaalaled by Mra. Marcel Jonea and mrmbrra of the fam ily. Rrlatlvea and cloae frlrn.U came from ronaldcrable dIM.n rea for the occaalon. Among I hem were Mr. and Mra. Verio Cochran. Sllverton; Mra. Maude ulntrr, t orvaiiia, ana in ira Broalua, Lakevlew, both aUtera of Mr. Culsforth; Kred Pointer, Corvallia; Mr. and Mra. Clarence Friend. Hubbard; Mr- and Mra. Mnnard Slmpklna, The Dalle; Mr. and Mra. Maurice Schmidt and Mra. Frank Marsh, all f Moaler; Mr. and Mra. Ron Ol on. Paaco, Wn.' Mra. Jim Gor man, Pinole. Calif., and Mr. and Mm. Jay Lahan Hood River. Many nice gift, were received for the new home from relative and frlenda. Garden Club Receives Award at National Council Convention lone Garden club waa the re. clplent of the coveted purple award at the National Council of State Garden Cluba. Inc. con. ventlon hrld at the Hilton Ho tel In Portland from May 23 27. The award waa Riven the club In recognition of the out. st.ndlng fall flower ihow "Beauty Is our Business." Only mhor u-ard In thla class pre- an Oregon club waa P'nle Aker!J ch.'pTain. '.Td Ee To Yh7 Tula latin rttK Mta Aim. Bonnie Altera, cn.pi"i, .... . , n.njuinn fx-rcrl- O'Connor, musician. I ere.. :how. d.. crams. . .. Shirley chone .a her theme -World Friendship through Rainbow" and her colors were blue .nd white. Her father Cecil Htcka crowned her at trie altar and Bonnie Ilynd and C.thv Haualcr eang "Ilea Got The Whole World In Ilia lands" a ahe knelt there. Following the crowning ceremony and apecch by the new worthy 'ad visor ahe presented M.ry Nlch ls her p.st worthy .dvlsora PAt the tea table decorated In blue and white. Mrs. Omar Rlctmann poured coffee .nd Mra. Evelyn Hicks. Shirley a mother, poured punch. Mra. Roy W. Unitetrom served the cake. Mrs. Rlctmann made the lovely coranRca of blue and white worn by the installing officers, Shir ley. and mother advisor, Mra. Lewis Halvoracn. Social Club to Meet With Church Group; OES Elects Officers Social Club of Ruth Chapter No. 32. Order of the Eastern Star, will not hold Us regular meet ing on Saturday afternoon. In order that members may attend the June birthday card pnrty at the Fplscopal parish hall, ac cording to Mrs. Charles Stout, worthy matron. The club will al ho disband for the summer montha of July and August. At the regular meeting of the Eastern Star Chapter on May 25, officers were elected to sorv? during the coming year. The slate of elective ofttccra Include Mrs. Howard Bryant, worthy matron; Marlon Green, worthy patron; Mrs. Tom Hughes, assoc. late worthy matron; lorn Hughes, associate worthy pa tron; Mrs. Marjorle Worden, sec retary; Mrs. Nina Snyder, trcas urer; Mrs. Don Turner, conduct ress; Mrs. Bill ox, associate con ductress. Past worthy matron Is Mrs. Charles Stout and past worthy patron Is Oliver Cres wick, Portland. , , m Installation is planned for Tuesday evening, June 29. Dance Students Seen In Public Recital The artistry of classical and modern dance was enjoyed by the audience Friday evening, May 26, when Yana Moore's School of Dance presented a public recital on the stage of the elementary gymnasium. The program centered around "The Satellite" which traveled In the first act to settings in Vienna, featuring the ballet, then to Broadway for a modern dance. The second act featured classical ballet at Ballet Monte Carlo, Moscow, and the conclud ing third act took the audience to Hawaii for tap and hula dances and to America for a closing medley of Irving Berlin numbers. Students of Mrs. Moore who appeared on the program were Molly Pierce, Laurie Chally. Lorl Dunlap, Kathy Moore, Taml Mt ador, Beverly Phegley, Tracio Norene, Judy and Terrl Pratt, Debbie Moore, Sara Miller, Becky Phegley, Wendy Phegley, Diane Wright, Susan and Kathy Mel by. ( ( ' ' MR. AND MRS. 10DWET ATtKS Couple at Home Here Following AAay 2 Wedding clared this fall show the best she had Judged In 15 years. Attending from the lone Gar den club were Mra. F. T. Mar tin, district director-elect of Blue Mountain District No. 10. who attended the full session and served aa . pace m the assembly, with Mra. Omar Rlet- i mh William Raw. Una attending the awards nlRht simulated on Wednesday. Mrs. miu was chairman of the winning flower ahow. Five other mem bers from the district attended. The theme of the national convention was "Gardening. Key to Public Betterment." Incoming national nresldent Mrs. Fred Mauntel. Washington, mo., rvv resented the national council at ? i t vn.inn H Johnson a I irniuriu . . White House conference on civic beautlflcatlon. Out-of-town Guests Visit Ray Taylors ti, knmn nt Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ills " - Taylor waa the scene of . fam- lly reunion during mc Day weekend, when two sons and their families visited here with parents and other relative.;. Coming from near Vancouver Wn, were Mr. and Mrs. kurmU B. Taylor ana mree tniiu-u, Harold, Susie and Tommy. An other son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and daughters Judy and Teresa, were also her! from Pilot Rock. Mra. Charles RuggUa Uft lor Portland Wednesday because of the serious illness of her brother. Cyril Searcy, who is being treat, ed in the Veterans' hospital. He suffered a stroke which was fol lowed by pneumonia and com plications. Mrs. Ruggles expect ed to stay to assist her sister-in-law. Mrs. Searcy, for an Indefi nite time. The marriage of MU Oieol, Anne McOhe and Rodney Thomas Ayera waa solemnized at an Impressive candlelight ceremony on Sunday afternoon. May 2. The bride l "ie a.unn ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Austin McGhee of Cave Junction ana parent of the groom are wr. and Mra. Ray Ayera of Heppner. Vows were exchanged at . 4:00 pm. double ring ceremony at the Immanuel Methodist church In Cave Junction, wnn the bride's father. . former min uter of the Heppner Metnoaist church, performing the cere mony. Chancel decorations consisted of . worship center formed by a picture of Sallman's "He.4 of Christ." an open Bible with a rose laying across It. ana wnnc tapers on either side. Candleabra were at each aide of the worship center, with baskets of white dogwood and cherry blossom. The bride, given In marriage by her brother. Larry McGhee of Eugene, appeared In a floor length gown of white pe.u de aole with ch.pel train. The fit ted bodice and long tapered sleeves were of lace, and styled with . sweetheart neckline. A ..... u-his-h u.-a accented with uunu, ..,.. . pearls ana ctvhii beads, held . fingertip veil oi silk illusion net. She carried . cascade bouquet of sweetheart roses. Mrs. Harold Hauser, sister of the bride. Pasco.. Wn.. served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Larry McGhee, sister In law of the bride, and Miss Dana McGhee. sister of the bride. t . The attendants wore street length dresses of embossed aqua peau de sole, and carried nose gays of spring garden flowers. Lighting the tapers before the ceremony were Kerry McGhee, sister of the bride; Janice Haus er, a niece of the bride, and Kathleen Musil. Another niece of the bride, Tammle Hauser. attended as flower girl. Serving as best man was the brother-in-law of the groom. Gale McCHntlock. rendleton, and Harold Hauser. brother-ln-law of the bride, served as ush- "'Selections of traditional wed ding music were played by Mrs. Don Gibbs. who also accom panied Larry McGhee when he sang the numbers, "VVe'llWalk With God," and "Wedding Prflvor For her daughter's wedding Mrs. McGhee wore a powder blue sheath of cotton lace with blue and white access 'orles. Mrs. Avers, mother of the groom. choJe' a two piece beige i suit Both wore corsages of garden flowers. The couDle greeted their .i.... i. n.4 rnlallvra at . wed ding reception Immediately fol lowing In the church social rooms. WWW tapers ami yum roars decorated the bride's tab i. fmm uhlrh wn served the tiered wedding cake. Pouring were Mr. Bruce wateer ana Mra. Duane Klngsley. ana cut- tir.9 ih -ake waa Mrs. ioren McGhee. aunt of the bride. Mrs. John Klh attenaea tne rucsi book. The couple left for . weaaing trip to the Oregon coast, tot going away the new Mra. Ayers wore . two-piece textured suit of plr.k rayon and wool in a noveltv weave, with wnne ac- rvvKirlpa Th ntwivweds are now at in iicnnner. where tne 1 employed at Jack's Chevron. Both attended Heppner High cs-tinni u.-here the eroom cradu nt-A In 19G3. and from wnere th hrirl transferred to Cave Junction, graduating In 13 at the Illlnol Valley utgn scnooi. She la also . graduate of the Modern Business scnooi in en- newlck. Wn. Public Card Party Set for Parish Hall A June birthday card party will be sponsored by the wo men's group of All Saints' Epis copal church on Saturday after noon. June 5, at the parish hall. Dessert will start the afternoon play at 1:15, followed by tables of bridge and pinochle. Something "very different" in prizes will add Interest. accord In? to Mrs. Herman Winter, pres ident. The public Is cordially invit ed to attend. Memorial to Honor Sans Souci Member A mtMle memorial service Is planned as part of the regular meeting or bans isouci Kewnan lodge, starting at 7:30 p.m., on Friday June 4. The service will be In memory of Mrs. Sadie Sigsbee, a 50-year member of the lodge. Friends are invited to attend. When you patronize Gazette Times advertisers, you help make a better paper Ten tnem you saw it in the Gazette-Times. Anderson Relatives .. Gather for Reunion; Farewell Honors Pair IVlatlvrs rathrred at the home of Mr and Mra. Nrla An lrtK.n and family over the Memorial Day week end ff a farewell reunion twfrr the An drraon family leavea lo accept an eatrrton "m'n In Mfrf, Alma, A son In law and daughter, Mr and Mr. Michael !(rcr, motored here from Provo. Utah. and another eon in law ana daughter, Mr. and Mm. Gary Union, and aman oaufnit-r l.orl, were here from Bandon. Mr. Union haa finuhed . year of teaching at Bandon and will tracli during tne tumour montha at Mdren fxr.i i Roja. with the family living at Hubbard. Other gueata included Mr. and if,, u'miam fHbt-n. brother-ln- law and alater of Mra. Andean, of Seattle. Wn; Mr. and Mr Calvin Yackley. her brother and autrr in law, oi m Funday gueata were Mr. and Mrs. Ry WIIH.maon and fam ily of Prairie my. Monday afternoon tne Anoer honored guest a at county agent farewell party at the ri J. Klrsch home In ion- don, county agent lor ounain rounty. Preent were tne iam- tile or Iee .Maraa. " m. , . county agent and Tom Thom son. Sherman rounty agent; .la i Mr. and Mra. Ron Davia of O lex and Mr. .nd Mr. David Child of Arlington. A monetary fare- I, ... MntKl the An- Wni K"l wmm j'.. 7 dervma which they will use for camera film wnne on meir u m to and Africa. during their nay in HlTtM CAltTTt TIMM. Tauradarf. ium 1 IMS 7 ChoU With Youf Homo Agent Summer School Delegates Called for Orientation Marv Evelyn Rosi To Receive Degree Mary Evelyn Tucker Rosa, jt k... ,.t iin Archie Pad- UdUKIIlt v. - ----- berg of Heppner. will graduate at commencement exercisea at Oregon College. Monmouth, at 2 p.m. Friday, June u. -bachelor of science degree J.n .duration and an academic minor In acience ma t hematics- She attended Oregon College i... t.irt and interned this vear In Salem as a fourth year of training. In the fall. Mrs. Ross will . u in tka nrimarv school in "T'rrTrr-rrn-nt time 8P v, ch extended thanks to the Heppner PTA and to the Band Parents' ciuo lor u-t: -ancial help through scholarships that helped make her college training possible. She graduated from Heppner High school m 1C61. To Get Degrees Among those scheduled to re ceive degrees at commencemei ' of Eastern Oregon College, La Grande, on Saturday, June 5. are John Howton, lone, bachelor of science In general studies, and Ralph Younce of Spray, bachelor of science In education. Exer cises are scheduled at 10 a.m. in the EOC coliseum with Charles R. Holloway, Jr., presi dent of the State Board of High er education, delivering the ad dress. There will be 152 candi dates for degrees. Sharon Dixon Home cKomn ntvnn riauehter of the Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Dixon, ar rived home from AsDury wneKc, u',r after eomoletins Jier junior year there. She made the trip Dy auio, ivuuuc "" two other students and a pro fessor who were bound for Seat ,i tiar cicfnr Martha Dixon, ajjaf - - - who attended Asbury this year as a freshman, is aue nome m about two weeks. Gazette-Times ads pay ly DONNA CtORCC firlentatlon meetings will be held for 4 II summer school i.n t'riilav June 4. It la Imiwirtant that each delegate attend one of the meetings.! either the 2 pm. meeting at Ir rlgnn school or the 8 pm. meet- In at the Heppner fair nne. Aliernatea and parenta of the delegates are welcome to come lao. The purto of these orwn tatlim meetlnga la to give in formation about what win oe needed for Summer School, transportation arran ge m n I a. etc.. and to give aeiegaiea op portunity to aK any queauona relating to thla. Newa Bulla tin Available TV rJ vnii aha haven t in ih fviuntv eatenalon of fice recently may be Intereated in aome of tne new ouiieina which have Just come In. (The office ia located upstair In the Gilliam and Biabee building. Heppner.) Here la . partial listing: "peatlddea Kill People. Too" "Getting Enough Milk." and "Houaehold Equipment Its Care and Rep.lr." 4 H Camp Work Da-r To Be Hld JaM XI (imrfiv June 2T haa been selected for setting up camp in preparation lor Morrow county 411 camp at Herrln Park June XI. lulu 7 Parent of the CmD- era re asked to help prepare the c.mp for their youngsters. The 4 II le.dera permanent summer c.mp committee win head the various Job. which tviii irwinrt. Krttin? uo tents. beds and tables .nd cleaning the cookshack. An earlier work day will also be scheduled for making certain improvements in tne camp. TJm of New Instant flour Brings Problems to Some The new instant flour gets raves from most experienced cooks but is panned by some others. Wny? We asked Vlr ginla Welser, extension nutrition specialist at OSU. She explained that th nmhlems women have with Instant flour seem to show up when it la used in a iavonte cor.kle recipe or pie crut. B"h of these produrta depend on the light dough co na latency for good reaulta. Doughs made with the new flours dont lxk and feel like thoae made with regular flour. At this atage. you might get dta couraged and be tempted t add more water or try to roll out the dough while It la attll crumb. iy. Don't add more water, aaya Ml Welaer. until after you ve patted the dough together wnn your hands. It may look crumb- iu hut nrwtalnir It tneethrr ua. ually make it the right conaU- tency for rolling out, Trecoutiena Naceaaorv While Awoy oa Vocation VLfnr vnn lrave on . V.C. tlon. check your refrigerator and freer plugs tj be sure they cannot accidentally get pulled out while you're aw.y, suggests Bernlee Strawn. extension home management specialist. we orten receive raiia at our county extension offices .bout thla unfortunate circumstance. Food spoils, money Is wasted. And It's a messy clean up Job, to aay tne least. Be aafe. install a twlatlock receptacle and plug. This can't get knocked out. Then you may be assured thla accident won't happen. Prott Hospitalized Gordon Pratt was dismissed from Pioneer Memorial hospital Tuesday after undergoing treat, ment there since Sunday. He was bothered with chest pains and haa been taking testa in an effort to determine cause of the ailment If You Don't Wont To Enjoy Peace of Mind ... DON'T THIS READ AD! FOR REAL PEACE OF MIND STOP IN AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR COMPREHENSIVE LIABILITY PROTECTION TODAY C A. Haggles Insurance Agency Ph. 676-9625 Heppner When Good Gardeners Get Together Chances are they're talking about the way money., "planted" here keeps on the growl Get into the happy habit of saving systematically. Open an account here where savings now pay at the rate of EDUCATION ATS BIG DIVIDENDS Complete high school edu cation at home spare time. $6 monthly includes all books. Instructions, dip 1 o m a, etc. Send for free lesson and de tails. No obligation. American School. P. O. 1287, Pendleton, Ore. 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