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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1967)
Student Gives Talk On U. N. Objectives To Soroptimist Club Object I vm nt (ho UnlUvi Na tion ii nil It Importune for the rut urn nil a "kwM'r of prnrn" wi-ri tin miliHliiiico of ii n Inter "ting tulk hy MTrlli-i Jnrolm, Hi'lM'iiiT MlKh mhool Junior, prtMnlMl on ihr promm of the SoropllmlHl rlub nt It lum hmm miTtlng lunt Thurmluy noon, Th mwwh wan onn prr-priml bv Mlw Jiirolm for rompi'tttlon In the DlNtrUt United Niitlon I'Hk'rlmmnj'O contrnt held nt the KK K hull In Pendleton on Marrlt 5. Other KiiesU Introduced were Mnrnlee Murrnv and Nonda Clark, hlch Ki hmil nenlom, Mimv amunpllNhmenta of the United NntlotiK, glnce In orgnn bullion In 19-in. were Included In the tit Ik by MIhk Jacob. She told how meiiibewhlp hnd In rrniscil from M nntloim nt Hit rwelnnlnK In l!J5 to the r--'nt 121 member nntlonn nnl how It Is looklttK forward In helplnit to tirliiR about nmotiK niiiloim a "better future with out hunger, ilitterney, dim-imp and war." She pointed out one of the U.N.' moM linportnnt nmntii. llNhtueiiiM In PMifi wn the bur rltiK of use of micleur weapon In Kpm-e by nation. AIho It role In lirlriK'Inu ld to the un derdeveloped rountrle of the world through "WHO", the World Health Oryiinlatlim, wan emphasized, nit well an Km pro molliiK kocIiiI program and bet ter Htandardit of life In bale freedom In educutlon through UNKSCO. Mina Terrv Llncecum, art In Ktruetor In the Heppner hcIkxiLh, wn well-timed Into the club na a new member at the club's bUMlncHX meeting on March 2. AinoitK committee report kIv en wan annoum-ement bv Mr. Conlev I.anluim, youth commit tee chatrmnn, that Marnlee Murray had been announced a winner of thl year' citizen hl) evoiv content, and her en try ha been placed In dint r let competition. SOCIETY Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Cook and Son Several Chrl t I a n Church friend of Mr. Adrian Cook hon ored her and their Infant son, Mathcw Trov, with a baby shower on Wednesday evening, March 8, nt the home of Mr. Harlcv Sneer In l.exlnu'on. Host eases for the nnrtv were Mrs. Saer. Mr. Carl Maniunrdt nnd Mrs. Kvcrctt Struckmeler. In ndldtion to many lovely K'fts. Mrs. Cook received n beau tiful corsaKP formed from a single flower grown by Mrs. Knri Koward. Paffoillls and n small foot ball were combined to make un appropriate ii-nterjilece for the mother of n son nnd the wife of llcppner High's assistant football coach, Couch Cook. Mrs. Virginia Turner and Mrs. Anita Stis-kard won prize In the even Ing's game. All present enjoyed a delic ious cherry dessert. Guests Included Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Stinkard, Mrs. Sownrd. Mrs. Al Hoschce, Mrs, Bob Hergstrom, Mrs. Vernon Munkers, Mrs. Hill Mnrqunrdt, Mrs. Paul Arhognst. Mrs, Jim Wlshart and Mrs. Mnrrol Jones. 1 VICKY BARHATT Barratts Announce Daughter's Betrothal Mr. and Mr. Wllllum F. Bar ratt of Spokane, Wn., nnd for mer resident of llcppner, re cently announced the engage ment of their daughter, Victor la l,ee, to Kenneth Vernon Mo land, also of Spokane. Announcement of the engage ment was made ut o birthday party at the home of the bride elect' parent. Both Mis Bar ratt and her fiance, whose birth days are one day apart, were honored ut the family party. Plan are being made for a summer wedding at St. Steph en' church In Sixikane. Mis Burratt attended llcpp ner High school before the fam ily moved to Sixikune, where she graduated from Lewis and Clark High school. She attend ed Washington State University and wa graduated from Weav er Airline School In Kansas City, Mo. In I'.MJS she served as queen of the all glil rodeo In Spokane and as a princes o ft he Moran fair. Moland Is a graduate of Cen tral Valley High school, attend ed Columbia Basin college, and Is presently enrolled in Wash ington State University. He is the son of Mrs. Kvelyn Moland and Vernon Moland, both of Grand Cross of Colors To Go to Heppner Girl In recognition for hnvlng been nn outtnndlng member of Kuth Assembly No. ,V), Order of Rain bow for Girls, Mrs. Klchard Clark, the former Shlrlee Krwln. has been awarded the Grand Cross of Colors by the Supreme Kainbow Assembly, according to word received by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwln. The high award Is given only to those wnu have shown outstand Ing service and devotion In work for Rainbow Girls. During her high school years, Shlrlee held ninny of the offices of Ruth Assembly and was wor thy advisor In the fall of 15, her senior year at Heppner High school. Also, In that year, she held the office of Grand Repre sentative to the State of Mary land, International Order of Rainbow for Girls. Grand Assembly in Corval lis In June will be the occas ion for pifKcntation of the hon orary degree. Among other hold ers of the Grand Cross of Col ors In Heppner are Mrs. Harold Bccket and Rogenia Wilson. McKinnons Surprised With Farewell Party Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKinnon surprised them at their home Friday even ing, March 10. with a farewell party. The McKinnons are ttiov Ing to John Day where they plan to operate a service sta tion. The unexpected guests brought refresh menta of coffee and cake and the crouo of friends enjoyed an evening of cards and Yahtzee. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon, Debbie and Dorothy; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest liurkenblne, Alan and Lisa; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Alstott and Dav id; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Culp and Mr. and Mrs. Don Munk ers, Steve, Dale and Donna. All children should be immu nized against- measles, along with other "baby shots", soon nfter the first birthday. Sjwikane. The couple will live In Pull man while Moland completes his studies at WSU. Ireland Theme Used On Sorority Program Program of the March meeting of Beta Omega Chapter of F.psl- lin hlgmu Alpha Sorority of lone -entered around the theme of Ireland. Members met at the home of Mrs. Charles Doherly, vth Mr.i, Don McKlllgott as co hostess. Mrs. Doherty showed slides on Ireland and Scotland, which were taken by Mrs. Doherty's sister whil traveling there. A Scottish lemon butter tart was w rved by the hostesses, In keep ing with the theme. In an election of officers, Mrs. Roy A. Llndstrom was chosen president; Mrs. Ralph Klncaid, vice president; Mrs. Lindsay Klncaid, recording secretary; Mrs. Eugene Dockter, correspon ding secretary, and Mrs. Art Llndstrom, treasurer. The sr;rority is sponsoring a door-to-door traveling food sale In lone on Friday, March 24. Meeting Advanced March meeting of the Morrow County Gem and Mineral Soc iety has been advanced from March 25 to Saturday evening. March IS, It Is announced by of ficers of the club. The change in meeting nights was made be cause of conflicts with thp Ecas ter week-end activities. It will ho held in the former city li brary building at 8:00 p.m. Prizes Given Away At Saturday Dance A good crowd turned out Sat urday evening to enjoy a lively evening of dancing at the Hepp ner l-eelon hall, sponsored by he local Legion and Auxiliary. Music was furnished by the Quarkenbush orchestra. During Intermission, a com pletely filled linen chest was given away. Winner of the chest was Glenn Smith. Two lamps, given as door prizes, went to Mrs. Clifford Stephen son and Franklin Ely of lone. Proceeds from the chest proj ect will help toward expenses of sending delegates to Girls' and Boys' State conventions this summer. The public Is invited to pur chase home baked foods for Easter at the Auxiliary's bake sale on Good Friday, March 24, next door to Gardner's Men's Wear. HEPPNEB GAZETTE-TIMES. Tnundor, March IS. 1967 Church to See Movie An inspirational Easter film will be shown on Psalm Sun day at the lone United Church of Christ, at the 9:45 church school hour In the church so cial rooms, according to Mrs. Bob Jepsen. The 16 mm color movie is entitled "Christianity In Communist China", and ev eryone in the community is In vited to attend. Wmmm lL iM feV' It Eff '? B i & WlTT 3 gi My'i ilfef I W .ill ) it's fabulous . . . Easter in all its fashion glory! Ensembled, suited, shaped, accessorized In the ulti mate feminine way ... the looks that are true to every woman. And we have them all! MiLadies APPAREL Norman Ruhl is Wed To Pendleton Girl Mrs. Klva Ruhl announces the marriage oi her son Norman to Ann Marie Keller of Pendleton on February 27 at St. Mary's Catholic church. After a short wedding trip to Portland the couple is now at home on the Ruhl ranch near Lexington. Polio Is a striking example of how a fatal and crippling -disease can be reduced by Immunization. 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