Returned Peace Corps
Volunteer Tells Club
Of Service in India
Minn lU.nnU" Zlirimermiin tif
lliTiiiUtun, rvoontly returned
IVncr (Vih volunteer from two
yenrs mtv ire In Indln, wm nwc
lul i-ui'M f I lu- SoruptliniMt iuo
I It lumheoi) meeting IuhI
Tliurnilny noon. Mix Zimmer
man m nri't!tnlimlo by hiT
Krniidmuilicr, Mm. Oflun Wrli;lil
( llriinT.
Otln KUmU of the day wire?
Mm. Wuildri. Wolfl and three
H''lmiT Hitch whool wnlor
KlrU, ilak' Mulcom, TcenNle
Moore ai d Marly lioyajlnn.
MIm Zlrtmiermnn rhvo a very
lnforiniitlvf ulk of her Ptnre
Corp work with the middle
claim of Indian puoiilo, uceom
luinylfiK licr talk with dewrlp
live colored allilea of the people,
ihelr eunioinn, and way of life.
Her flrxt year wad dpent living
in the village, helping the com
mon clu!'.i of people learn more
ol the modern ways of poultry
rullnj5. 'I found that IliU was
not no well aeeepled at first,
however," fhe remarked, "lie
uuise I wu n woman working
with men, and women there are
shunned and Utile re.speeted,
except jis coinmon liitmrem."
Her m eond year wun devoted
lo ten.hintf tin? newer Ideas cf
food premrvatlon. finding the
dehydrnttor or xun drying ef
hLh of Hpeelal Interest and
uppllenhle to ihelr way of life.
Maehlnes are atlll very lack
inn In India, with all work
done hy Imnd. and mostly lv
i he women, Kveryono him hl
own Job, arroritlng to which of
the four caste he belonui, xhf
Iolnled out. Animal are still
aacred, and the Brahma bulls
are allowed lo roam freely
throughout the countryside. Dis
eases are prevalent becauNp of
their cru l? way of life, and with
nc newune Kystema, and the
only pasteurization plant In
Kant India Is found In Calcutta.
Shortage of firewood throughout
the country presents serious
problems, also, and transudat
ion Is found difficult esM'llly
In the huge towns Miss Zlm
mcrmm found railroads, how
ever, qulirf well developed.
Mks Zimmerman went to In
din, afl'-r three months Pence
Corps training, alone w-lth three
ount uiiirried couples. 3D boy
and four alngle girls. They
found thelt experience there
v ry challi nylnK.
Bonnie has applied for work
lit the South American countries
as a representative with Hie ball
Tannine Company, working in
the field of demonstrating new
prm-esHe In food preservation.
She expert to receive definite
word on the application later
I his month.
WMH
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. Dinner to Precede
Next Legion Meeting
Several Items of important
business will be under discus
Klcn at the March meeting of
the American Legion and Auxil
iary on Monday evening, March
fi. Klembt-is will meet for a pot
luck dinner at 7 p.m. Drawings
for door prizes at the dinner ad I
extra excitement. All members
no urjvd to be present.
Following the dinner, Legion
member will make further
plans for their (lance, schedul
ed for Saturday, March 11.
Plans of the Auxiliary are to
have Hie linen chest filled by
the nl;;ht of the dance, so that
It can b , given away that night.
Those st 1 1 1 desiring tickets muy
Set them at Case Furniture store,
or from Auxiliary members.
Plans for an Faster bake sale
will also be discussed, according
to Mrs. Frank Hamlin, president.
MISS CINNYLOrj TURNER
Turners Announce
Daughter's Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs, Don Turner are
announcing the engagement of
Ihelr daughter, Virginia Lou, to
Douulas Burpee of Bloomfleld
Hills, Mich., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kobcrt I Burpee.
Miss Turner la a Junior In ed
ucation at the University of
Oregon, and a member of Kan
pa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr.
Burpee was graduated last June
from the University, majoring
In business administration, and
Is a member of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity. He Is presently em
ployed with General Motors In
Detroit, Mich., and Is scheduled
to complete Marino Officers'
flight training In June.
The couple is planning a June
wedding.
Queen and King Rule
Over Gay Festivities
Of Sweetheart's Ball
Verlna French and Bob Har
ris were crowned Queen and
King of the Sweetheart's Ball
Saturday, February 27. Each re
ceived flfts, presented by Al
fred Drake and Teresa Harsh
man. Others on the court were
Carol Rawlins, Jill Schmidt,
Donna Potter, Kay Daggett, Al
Ivn Wltherrite, Stan Rauch,
Steve Wagenblast and Mike Al
"up.. A good-sized crowd attended
the ball which was held in the
high sch(K)l rafetorlum. Invita
tions were extenned to lone,
lilverslde and Condon High
schools. Most of the out-of-town
puests present came from lone
IIlRh.
Members of the FHA and
FFA had decorated the room
with red, pink and white dec
orations. A fountain at the back
of the room was surrounded by
Individual tables covered with
red, white and pink paper. Oth
er decorations consisted of a
sweetheart's tree, red hearts,
and a false partition of crepe
paer at the far end of the
room.
Music was provided by the
Morning Reign of Salem, who
played as many slow songs as
fast numbers for the semi-formal
dance.
FHA p esldent Jill Schmidt
expressed thanks to the chap
crones for their help, and to all
the students who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Struck
meler visited their son Dick nt
Northwest Christian College In
Kugene during Parents' week
end, February 18 and 19. They
stopped en route to visit their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mm. Lee Welher and fam
ily, In McMlnnvllle. The Struck
melers rcturncd home by way
of the Clear Lake cutoff and
the McKen.le highway and rec
ommend the trip for Its scenic
beauty.
Assembly Initiates
Two New Members;
Plans 'Dark Night'
Ruth Assembly No. 50, Order
of Rainbow for Girls met Mon
day, February 20, In the Ma
sonic Hall. Members had the
pleasure of Initiating two new
girls Marie Van Marter and Mi
chelle Laikin. Present for the
occasion were Marie's mother,
aunt and grandmother all mem
bers of Ruth Chapter, No. 32,
Order of the Eastern Star
Next regular meeting date of
Ruth Assembly, March 6, will be
a "Dark Mght" at which time
all members who re able to do
v will tiavel to Condon to be
quests of girls of the Condon
Assembly
Mr. and Mrs, : Doug Cribble
were in Salem last week-end
from Friday until Sunday vis
iting with his uncle, Stubby
Mills and family.
Lowell Cribble attended a
weed control meeting on Mon
day, February 27, in Salem.
Visitors at the home of Rev.
and Mm. Dirk Rinehart over the
past week-end were Mr. and
Mm. Tom Stern of Moses Lake.
Wash. The Sterns and Rlnoharts
became friends when both men
were In the armed forces in
Texas.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. March 2. 1967
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Civic League Seeks
Kindergarten Teacher
Hcppncr Civic League met In
a regular session Monday, Feb
ruary 20 in the kindergarten
room at Heppner Elementary
Lexington and was a 1965 grad
uate of the University of Port
land. He Is presently employed
in Salem.
A June wedding Is being
planned by the couple.
school.
Main Item under discussion
was the hiring of a new kinder
garten teacher for next fall to
replace Mm. Elmer Schmidt who
is moving to Hermlston. It was
agreed to try to find a certified
elementary teacher who would
be willing to teach both class
es of kindergarten.
Mm. Lylc Jensen and Mm. Roy
Davis will be co-chairmen of
the spring rummage sale with
the date and place still undecided.
MISS KATffl HTSKELL
Miss Hyskell to Wed
Hank Pointer in June
Mm. Margaret Hyskell of
Hood River has recently an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Kathl, to Hank Point
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Pointer of Lexington.
Miss Hyskell attended Hood
River High school and Oregon
.Mate University. She is present
ly employed In Portland by Hor
ace Mann Insurance Group.
Mr. Pointer attended school in
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FRI.-SAT.-SUN.
March 3, 4 & 5
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ADMISSION SI per person. Children 12 & under free with
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Three Are Honored
At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Richard Clark, Mrs. Bob
Hager and Mn. Harold Erwln
were honored at a family birth
day dinner on Sunday, February
19, In the Wagon Wheel banq
uet room. Mrs. Hager and Mrs.
Erwln served special birthday
cakes for the occasion.
Those gathered for the occas
ion were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ha
ger and Jan, Mrs. Emma Hager,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hager, Mr.
Hurt Mm Ifnrrilrl Vru-ln atirl Mi-a
1 Richard Clark.
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