Students Dine, Dance
In Roman Holiday
Atmosphere in lone
Tin- hi imnl Junior Sen lor
I'HHi) mill lmniUi-l witu lii'lil nl
I Iii Imu' Mich wIhmiI on Kill Hi
ilny, May 20. The fi-xllve even
ln lii-unn with n tnniirt In
Die culi'lKilum lit ti.'lo pm, The
Junior rliiwi' "A ltoninii Hull,
day" im the theme for the no
rnpilnn nnil tlu rmiin dmiriitlciim
elivcrly curried out the. Iheme '
III I he ttliiiiU)'t,
Junior -iim ir'nilciil Knihy
Krehe (jni the welcome follow
ed by tin- roiponne from the
w nlor i'Iumm preitldeni I'm Mc
Ellison. Hon ninl Ncul Chris
toiiliiTiioti pluycd two lniniM't
ni'liM-tionK, "More" inn "Dear
Heart" uiitl the Junior cliiwi
hiiU "Vuii'll Never Wulk Alone",
whlrh they dedicated to tint
M'hlor i-ltiKM. Father ftiiymonij
Heard nnd Itev. thin Pederson
Bv thi) invocation and bene
diction. A corsage of orchids
was prrnciitcd to Mrs. Hubert
Adams, the Junior cliiM advisor.
The ileliclouM ham dinner was
prepare! by tlx mother of Jun
ior fluHK member with Mm.
ilryee Kcene nnil Mr. Norman
Nelson am co chairman. Serving
were frenhmen and Nophoinore
KtudentH, lion fhrlHlopherHon,
Jo nnd Turn MeKlllKolt, Charity
Ht'liil. Sharlene lliimlett, JimII
.Snow, Ttreiia Stefani, Jim Swnn
mm, nnd Tererni Tucker. They
were dressed In traditional Ro
limn ifnrl) with tonus, uiuliiinl.s
for their head, lve brucclctK,
and were barefoot.
Honored kucnU were the men
tent and their parents. Members
of the rUni are Montle Crum,
Ilonnle llynd, Lcluud and Utin
MiiKlll. Hcmlcve and Denleee
Matthew, Tat McKllliiott. Uls
Meiuieiiuer, Vlrfll Moruan, Kar
en NeNon. Mury Nichols, and
Linda Hi.well.
The but.(Uet wan followed at
9:(K) p.m. by the prum. The itym
win beautifully decorated an a
Unman Harden with the muln
cH lor mhi-me helni; purple and
lavender. Ilutje gold jjra clus
lew aecenled the lavender walla
and llk'lited pillar lined both
hi. Irs of the floor. Small table
nnd ehahh were behind these.
Refreshment of punch and
rookies were nerved durinn; the
evening by eighth graders
Kathy Itollz, Jane Krehs. Dar
li ne Warren, and Christine Me
Cabe. At 11:00 p.m. the arnlnrs and
1'ielr date were Introduced and
Bonnie Hyiul and Lclund Ma
gill were crowni'd KlnR and
tjueen of the Prom In an Im
plesslve ceremony. Crown bear
err were Dehra and Donna
Palmer, twin daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee fainter.
Music for the evening was
provided by the Talsmen of
wenatehee. Wash,
JunlorN. who planned the
evening were Neal Chrlstophcr
Mon. Wllla Johnson, Kathy
Keene, Chris IxvRren. Maureen
and Jim McKltlRott, Chuck Nel
aon, and Terr! O'Connor, Janet
Palmateer, Kerry 1'eterson, and
Janice Snider.
Club Hears Report
On Regional Meeting;
Elect New Officers
Some of the highlights of the
t)t h annual Northwestern Keg
tonal Conference of the Soroptl
rrlst association were reported
at the luncheon meeting of the
Heppner club May IS by
Mrs. Hill Johnson. Attending the
thrce-dav conference at Helling
bam. Wn , the week-end of Ap
ril 'i 'l'S were Mrs. Johnson, lo
cal vice-president, and Mrs.
Lmlle Critf hens, regional repre
sentative. Regional Governor Itrnadlne
Hnttcrs of Vancouver, Wn., pre
sided over the sessions, with In
teresting reHirts heard from reg
ional and dlsUict officers. Dele
gates iitli'tided afternoon work
shops on Saturday, related to
Internatlcnal goodwill and un
derstanding, to service objec
tives and memberships. An In
vitation from the Coos Hay club
was atvepted for place of tho
lilliS conference.
Three senlttr girls, Marsha
Sowcll, Marthn Pwk and San
din Hiysoii were guests of the
day. Also, Miss Kvelyn Funk,
state extension ngent of Corval
lis was a guest of Mrs. Marj
oi le Wilcoxen, Morrow county
agent.
The following slnte of new
officers was presented by Mrs.
Sadie Currish, nominating com
mittee chnlrmnn: Mrs. Bill John
son, president; Mrs. Elnino
Oeorge, vice-president; Mrs.
Glenn Smith, treasurer; Mrs.
Matt Hughes, recording secre
tary; Mrs. Groshens, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. John ffcif
fei, 3-year board member; Mrs.
l'arrlsh, 2 year hoard member;
Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn, 1-year
hoard member; Mrs. Wes Sher
man, regional representative.
The Heppner club will enter
ts in all senior girls, their moth
ers, wive? of the men faculty
and administrators at its annual
Senior Girls' Ten on Sunday af
ternoon, May 2H, at the home of
Mrs. Wuvel Wilkinson. Recep
tion hours will bo from three to
five o'clock.
Amonq those arriving too lato
for the Pioneer Memorial picnic
Sunday were Mrs. Edith Thor
ley Bowling "nil Mr. nnd Mrs.
Imogeno Slocum Snider, nil of
Boise, Idaho, und Mrs. Odile
Groshens Luper of Portland.
Mrs. Bowling, who graduated
with the Heppner High class of
1!)ir, nnd Mrs. Snider thought
the picnic was to be on Mem
orial Day. Mrs. Luper realized
It was on Sunday but was un
nble to get here at thnt time.
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JUDY CAROL FULLEB
John Mohon to Wed
Idoho Girl June 16
The engagement of Mis Judy
Carol Fuller to John T. Mahon,
aon of Mri. Maxlnc Mahon of
Kluln, was recently announced
by her parents, Mr. Mildred
Puller of Council, Idaho, and
(Jeorne Fuller of Madras.
Mahon In also the grandson
of Mrs. Nellie Mahon of IIcpp
l er, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDan
ld of lliirdinun, and John T.
n:ntton.
The brlde eliHl Is a senior at
Cduiwil f I ikN school. Her fiance
Is a l'.Hil Kraduate of Klgln hlh
school ami served four years in
the tt. S Navy.
A June 1(5 wedding date has
I Ten set at Council, Idaho, with
their friends and relatives Invlt
ec to attend.
Comlnq Sunday from Portland
to enjoy the liorii-cr Memorial
picnic and visits with Mrs. Mat
tie Green and other relatives
here wore Mr. and Mrs. Otner
MeCaleb and daughters, Barbara
and Beverly, and Mr. Mildred
Lumthlad. Mrs. MeCaleb and
Mrs. Lundblad are daughters of
Mrs. Green. Also, Mrs. Green
welcomed a visit from Mr. and
Mrs. Glee Buyer, who were here
from Beaverton, and stayed ov
ernight with her, returning
home Wednesday morning.
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S01OETY
Lance Gilman Weds
Texas Girl Saturday
In Sedona, Arizona
Mis Maiparet Alice Blllups
of Houston, Texas, and Lance
Gllinan til Uing Beach, Calif.,
were married In a ceremony at
Wayside Chapel, Oak Creek Can
yon, near Sedona, Ariz., Satur
day, May 23.
Miss Illllups Is tho daughter of
I)r and Mrs. J. T. Blllups of
Houston, and the groom Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gil
man of Lone Beach.
Maternal grandparents of the
groom are Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
McCurdy, Sr., and pater n a 1
grandmother Is Mrs. Viola Gil
man, all of Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan McCurdy,
Sr., and Harlan McCurdy,
Ji., who Is a brother of the gro
om's mother (the formpr Maxlne
McCurdy), drove to Sedona to
attend the ceremony. They left
lust Wednesday and arrived
back In Heppner Monday.
Dean Oilman, brother of the
gloom's father, made the trip to
the wedding by airplane, leav
ing Friday and returning Sun
day.
Lance Gilman Is the oldi-st son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Oilman.
His futhei Is with the Depart
ment of Immigration and Nat
uralization The groom Is a stu
dent at Sul Ross State College
at Alpine, Texas.
Couple Announces
Plans for Wedding
The engagement and forth
coming marriage of two well
known Heppner people, Theta
Stratton and Bob Lowe was an
nounced Thursday epenlng, May
23, at a gathering of close
friends and relatives.
The ceuple will be married In
Coquillc, Wednesday, June 7, by
Father Bruce Spencer and will
have a wedding trip along the
Oregon coast before returning
to Heppner. They plan to be at
home by Monday, June 10.
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Extended by Grahams
Mr. and Mm. Claude R. Gra
ham are extending a cordial In
vitation to their many friend In
the area to attend the wedding
of their daughter, Helen Ann, to
Michael Patrick Walsh, on Sat
urday, June 10. Vows will be
exchanged at a two o'clock cec
emony at All Saints' h'plscopal
church In Heppner.
The couple will be "gneted at
a reception In the parish hall
Immediately after the ceremony,
and all guests are Invited to at
tend. The prospective bridegroom l.i
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
VValnh of Wyckoff, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crismoa,
Beaverton, visited here with his
mother. Mrs. Sara Adklns over
last week-end. Friends here will
be Interested to learn that the
( rlnmon's youngest son Ron is
now with the Army In Germa
ny. Mr. and Mrs. Crismon re
turned to Beaverton for Mon
day but planned to visit the
erave of J-rank Adklns, his step
father In Sllvcrton on Memorial
Day.
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Mrs. Healy Greeted
On 84th Birthday
Several relatives of Mrs. Mary
(Hughesl Healy gathered Sun
day, May 28, to honor her In the
observance of her 84th birthday.
A picnic pntio dinner was enjoy
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hughes, complete with
birthday cakes and other special
remembrances. Mrs. Healy re
sides in the nursing home of
Pioneer Memorial hospital.
Coming from Portland for the
occasion were her son and fami
ly. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Healy,
Michelle, Marda and Megan.
Also a son in law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gronquist, and
daughter Karen of Pendleton;
another daughter, Mrs. R. B.
Rand of Boardman; a grand
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Gronquist of Pendleton;
a granddaughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Renessler and
daughtei Linda of The Dalles.
Also present was her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Olive Hughes, Heppner,
and the hoKts, Mr. and Mrs. Hug
hes, and family.
John F. Pfeiffer is enjoying a
two-week leave at home from
duties with the U. S. Coast
Guard. Following leave, he will
return to Seattle to reboard the
Coast Guard Cutter htaten is
land, which is scheduled to ship
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Couples are Honored
At Farewell Dinner
By Forest Service
Forest service couples from
Heppner Joined those from other
districts in the Umatilla Forest
area to honor Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Reason and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Krieger with a going away din
ner pary Friday evening, May
2l, at the Tapadcra Restaurant
in Pendleton.
The group presented each
couple with a gift of a beauti
ful set of steak knives and wish
ed them well in their new
homes.
Bob and Shirley Benson and
family moved Monday, May 29,
to Entlat Wash., where he will
be District Ranger for the En
tiat Distrk-t of the Wenatchee
National Forest.
Jack and Ellen Krieger and
family will move next week to
the Verlot Ranger Station of the
Monte Crlsto District of Mt. Ba
ker National Forest where Jack
will be District Ranger. The
family will live in Granite Falls,
wn.
The Bob Abrams family went
to Fossil Tuesday, May 30, to
attend a silver wedding anni
versary reception given in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Marks.
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Invitation Extended
To Turner Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Turn
er are announcing the coming
marriage of their daughter, Vir
ginia Lou. to Douglas Bruce
Burpee, son of Mr. and Mra.
Robert L. Burpee of Bloomfield
Hills, Mich.
Vows will be exchanged at
a two o'clock ceremony on Sun
day, June 11, at All Saints' Epis
copal church in Heppner.
The couple extends a cordial
Invitation to friends and rela
tives to attend the ceremony
and reception which will follow
in the parish hall.
Both young people attended
the University of Oregon, where
the groom-elect graduated last
June. He has been employed by
General Motors Co. in Detroit
end will complete Marine offi
cers flight training in June.
Golden Age Club
To Meet June 6
Final meeting of the Golden
Age club for the season will be
Tuesday, June 6, at the Epis
copal Parish hall.
The meeting will start with a
pot luck at 7 pjn. AH members
and guests are invited. Meetings
will resume in the fall after the
summer adjournment
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