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HEPPNEH GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday. Mot M. Mike Monahan. ton of Kt. and Mrs. James Monahan. U visiting his parents this week end. He will be returning to Portland on Monday, Memorial J Day. i Wdl Done! Class of 1966 TOO HAVE A GOOD STAKTI KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK I C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE Incoming Freshmen Girls Feted at Tea By Girls' League Junior "hie sisters", assoign ed to each incoming freshman cirl. mot their guests at the annual Girls' League Tea on Friday afternoon at the high school and entertained them during the party. Mothers of girls In eighth grade, as well as high school, were also guests for the after ! noon. In a short program. President Theresa Munkers introduced her follow Girls League officers. Karla Luoiani, vice-president; ' Carol Rawlins, secretary, and Kav Paeeott. treasurer. Mrs. Violet Lanhm. advisor for the past year, was present ed an orchid corsage hv the of ficers. Nonda Clark entertained the group of nearly 2tX) persons by reading several poems. Judy Jones. Joan Stockard and Janis ; B:kor. accompanied by Shirley Krwin. sang two numbers. The League officers served tea and cookies from an at ; tractive tea table centered with ; an arrangement of rod peonies. ! Nonda Clark and Carol Rawlins j had designed the centerpiece. Fancv cookies were made tor the partv bv Home -Eeonomics classes, "under the supervision of Miss Virginia Buch, instructor. Soroptimists Host Annual Senior Tea For Girls, Mothers Senior girls and their mothers were guests of the Soropttmlst Club of Heppner at its annual Senior Girls" Tea. held at the home of Mrs. Wavol Wilkinson on Sundav afternoon. May 22. Decorations on the attractive refreshment table carried out the senior class colors of vol 'ow ami white. An arrangement of vellow roses, the class flow er, flanked hv vellow taHrs, centered the table. Mrs. Bill Johnson presided at the punch bowl, and Mrs. Kd Gor.ty. a charter member, pour ed coffee. Special favors for the irirls included small "worry birds" made of teasel, and col ored polaroid pictures of girU with their mothers. Tom Raw lins, a Heppner senior, took care of the photography. Piano background music by Mrs. Ola Mae Groshens provid ed entertainment during the afternoon. Also attending wore some of the high school faculty women and wives of men faculty members. GIVE A GIFT certificate sub scription to Gazette-Times for birthdays, anniversaries or any occasion; $450 anywhere. 4 Jr CLASS OF 1965 iHPOMORROW r LEADERS X fat community salutes yon. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Summer Activities Planned at Meeting The Rhea Creek Grange Home , K.oonormcs Club met last Thurs day at the home of Mrs. Ray ! Drake for a politick IunchtHn and a business meeting in the I afternoon. Mrs. Ben Anderson presided over the meeting as members answered roll call by ! telling their favorite flower. ! Many activities for the coming j months were discussed. I Those present were Mrs. Wal- ter Wright. Mrs. Barton Clark, I Mrs. Ron Haguewood. Mrs. Wll I liam Bergstrom. Mrs. Harold Wright, Mrs. Cecil Lutkins. Mrs. Doc Babb, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright. Mrs. Orian Wright, Mrs. Paul Warren. Mrs. Olive Hus ton. Mrs. Ben Anderson, Mary Wright. Evelyn Farrens, Mrs. Earl Gilliam and Mrs. Drake. The June 15 meeting will be held at the Anson Wright park. CoOQ n Housewarming Party Given for Bergstroms Manv Rhea Creek Grangers and friends gave Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bergstrom a housewarm ing party. Sundav evening in their new trailer home. Ice cream, cake mid coffee were served to Mr. and Mrs. Bergstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Orian Wright. Mr. and Mrs. John Berg trom. Mr. and Mrs. Civil Lut kins, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Akin Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Barton Clark. M. and Mrs. Doc Babb. Mr. and Mrs. Rav Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rill, Mrs. Ben Anderson, Helen Barney. Mrs. Rose Bergevln and Gerald Bergstrom. Need scratch pads? Get them at the Gazette Times. Hastings Return From Trip South Mr. and Mrs. Carey Hastings rerturned last Wednesday from a two week vacation trip to San Antonio, Texas, where they were guests of their son In law and daughter, Mr- and Mrs. H b. Henry and children. Hank and Joyce. They traveled by Jet plane. Some of their sight seeing plans were interrupted when complications of a bad coM forc ed Mr. Hastings to visit the doc tor for medication. They were, However, able to travel In the vicinity and view part of the big LBJ Ranch of President Johnson, as well as to other scenic attractions in the area. Over The Tee Cup r Una! Jk. m. U . .was. WUtc C liMiirrwrti ' im i i3 Lww iA c&v fih fori sz ci) The future is in your hands... Good Luck '66 Grads. Gardner's Men's Wear NICE GOING Congratulations to all of you. PETTYJOHN'S Farm and Builders Supply By DEE CRIBBLE While this oP reporter was ; busy counting ballots, nine golf ing gals played in the gorgeous i Tuesday sunshine. Golf balls were awarrded to ' Kay Burchell, closest to the pin on number 9, and to Faye Pierce : for the most strokes on number 7 Marie McQ. was in charge of the day's play. Thursday, June 2, starting at o'clock is CLEANING DAY for jthe clubhouse. Many hands I make light work, so donate some of your valuable time, jgals. ' Lessons are still progressing satisfactorily. Keep your eyes on the golf course there's going to be two "broken down, but not out, golfers" puttering about in their new golf carts. (I hope Grib will let me ride in his. How about you, Juanlta?) Don't forget the golf date this Sunday, May 30. at Kinua! I'm glad ifi over I fel I know all there li to know don't you?" CHART 4 YOUR Ml COURS'E ! jfenjjfl Best of luck in the future and Congratulations on a job well done... CENTRAL MARKET IONE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS Or 1968 Includes nine aenlot graduate. They will receWe diplom at Friday eveninq, June 3. Top row, left to rtcjht Bodney UnnelL Stanley HoUteln, Eaten Hama. Mark HaWonon. Bottom row Heib Davidson, Mike Palmer, Jay BalL Bob Baker. Not pictured U William Johnson. Graduation Set For Class of '66 By MART LEE MARLOW BOARDMAN Graduation ex ercises for the senior class of Riverside High school will he held Wednesday, June 1. at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. The speaker will bo Wallace McCrae. presl dent of Blue Mountain Community College In Pendleton. Members of the class arc Ron ald Bacon, Donna L'ppenbach. I'ennv Kosscy. salutatorlan. Bill Knox, Sharon Locker, DeeAnn McKlroy, Alan Moore. Tonl Ol in, Larry Peterson. Glenn Schmeder. Michael Smith, vale dictorian, Mike Snvder, Dave Stiefel, Ella Sutton. Jim Wilson. Doe Wear and Douglas King. Baccalaureate services will be held Sunday. Mav 29, at 8 p.m. In the gymnasium. The stx-aker will be the Rev. Jack Naff, pas tor of the First Christian church in HermLston. Graduation exrcl.ses for mem bers of the eighth grade will be held In Irr I g o n at the A. C. Houghton school the evening of June 2. Members of the class from Boardman are Luann Burg. Jerry Downey, Gary Hligel. Judy Hlnton, Ken Irwin. Pamela Kuhn, Glenda Moore, Alrxrt Phillips, Richard Shocmake. Sally Sutton. Jody Tatone and Ron Zlellnskl. There will be no school Mav 30, Memorial Day. The final day of school is June 3. Students Receive Awards The following awards were Riven out at a recent assembly at Riverside High school: Les ter Iroux presented the chem istry award to Mike Smith: Mrs. Leroux presented the mathematics award or the high est score In math achievement to Mike Part low; Ron Daniels presented nlns to the student rnxly president. Glenn Schmed er; the valedictorian. Michael Smith; and the satutatorlun, Penny Kossey. Ronald Black gave the Kr'A chapter a speech award won In a contest the past year. Max Jones, Irrlgon, presented the soli conservation sHTch award to Chester Phil lips. Glenn Schmeder received the Hltchin' Post trophy for the outstanding athletic achieve ment from Dan Da I lotto. Mrs. Ruth Coy gave the scholastic award for outstanding achieve ment In Journalism to Kranell Walker. G.A.A. awards were presented bv Mrs. Phil La Combe to the following: first year Theresa Ball, Karen Irwin, Tonl Zleltn ski. Terrv Senn. Anita Pummel Laurie Peterson. Ruth Nords trom. Second year Julie Ale Milan. Linda Tatone. Kalhy Ilinton. Renett McNeill. Joyov Jackson, Carolyn Burg, AnnUi Obermeier. Darlene Gollyhurn, Sonja Lafterqulst. Betty fcppcn bach, Brenda Barnhart. Third year Shirley Dixon, IVatina Bellinger, Chrystal MoGinnes, Carol Anne Harper, Mardee Chllders. Kranell Walker. Pat Davis, fourth year lVeAnn McKlroy. Penny Kosim'Y. Tonl Olln, Donna Kppcnbach. Greenfield Grange met Satur day night at the hall. tartln with potluck supper at 6:30 Hosts were Mr, and Mrs. Ber nard Donovan and Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Hufl, Kva l.aChance trom Blue Mountain Grange in La Grande was a guest. l-eonnrd Bedord. chairman of the building committee, report ed on plans for the new grange hall, and It was voted to ac cept the plans with the addit ion of four feet on one side of the hall. Mrs. Arthur Allen reported that a new community bulletin board would be put on the out side of the new Hicks Market. Announce m e n t was made that the Oregon State Grange session will be held June 13 1H In Sllverton. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen plan to attend. atulations! CLASS OF 1966 We salute each of you. Morrow County Grain Growers
