49 Eventful Years
Reviewed at Reunion
With Class Advisor
A great deal of reminiscing
was the order of the day on
Sunday. September 6, when
several members of the Heppner
High Class of 1920 gathered in
Portland for a reunion.
The occasion also was in hon
or of a favorite class advisor,
during the years 1917-12)19, Mrs.
Martha (Struck) Brunqubst, and
in celebration of her 81st birth
day. She now makes her home
in Parkdale and continues to be
a very active citizen and influ
ence in the community.
Following a dinner at Ire
land's Restaurant in Portland,
the group traveled to the home
of one of the class members,
Mrs. Alma (Devin) Cousten.
Many recollections were made of
the "good ol' days" for the class
of 15 graduates, and each was
brought up-to-date on their life's
history during the past 49
years.
Members of the reunion class
who attended were Mrs. Cyrene
(Lieuallen) Miller and Mrs.
Odile (Groshens) Luper, both of
Portland: Mrs. Neva (Chldsey)
McCord of Baker, Mrs. Eva
(Whlttington) Steele of St. Hel
ens, Mrs. Etta (Devin) ParKer
of Heppner, Mrs. Erda (Frad)
Pieper of Lexington, Mrs. Ruth
(Huddleston) Fletcher of Ukiah
Herb Hynd of Cecil, Mrs. Alma
(Devin) Clousten or Portland,
and their advisor, Mrs. Erun
quist of Parkdale.
Others present were Harvey
Miller, Mrs. Beth Hynd, Carol
Hynd. R. A. (Bob) Fletcher. John
Clousten, and Mrs. Elea nor
(Bronquist) Dallas of Beaverton
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Club Projects Occupy
September Meeting
The lone Garden Club held
its September 10 meeting at the
home of Mrs. Annette Klinger
in Lexington.
Sixteen members answered
roll call with a history of a
flower they had chosen for their
years' theme.
Mrs. John Eubanks, Mrs. Ho
mer Hughes and Miss Emma Pe
terson were guests.
Members discussed their Gar
den Club Casserole Cook Book
which will be offered for sale
in the near future. These reel
pes are submitted and tested by
Garden Club members.
Club members also planned
their 20th anniversary flower
show which will be held at the
lone Cafetorium on Sunday,
September 21, from 2:00 to 5:00
p.m.
Special exhibits will be on
disDlav of dahlias bv Bill Raw
lins and mums by Mrs. Harold
Huber.
Community citizens are invit
ed to enter along with junior
exhibitors which will include en
tries 12 years and younger.
Members will accept entries
on Saturday evening between
the hours 7:00-9:00 p.m. and
Sunday, 8:00-10:30 a.m. The
cafetorium will be closed dur
ing judging hours of 11:00-2:00.
Exhibitors rules and regula
tions may be had by calling any
of the Garden Club members or
Mrs. Fredrick Martin.
The flower show will be the
next regular meeting for the
club.
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Eangagement Told
Of Sheila Luciani
Mr. and Mrs. George Lucia nl
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Sheila Kay, to
Robert Dyvkes Cozad, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip D. Cozad of i
Huntington Beach, Calif.
MIm Luciani. a 10fi8 crrnriiintn
of Heppner High school, will be
a sophomore ai uregon Slate
University this fall, where she
majors in secretarial science. She
was this year's queen of the
Morrow County Fair and Rodeo.
At OSU she is affiliated with
sirrmn Kanna sororitv.
Hir fiance, a 1966 erariuata nf
Sunset High scnool in Portland,
Is preparing to graduate from
Oregon State University next
spring with a degree in mathe
matics. He is a member of Acacia
fraternity.
A March wedding is planned.
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Officers Lay Plans For Coming Meetings
Two officers of Iota Chapter
of Delta Kappa Gamma, honor
ary teachers' society, traveled to
Bend last week end to attend a
state planning meeting for Al
pha Rho State.
Attending were Mrs. Velva
Bechdolt of Heppner, president
of the Iota chapter, and Mrs.
Edna Skold of Milton-Freewa-ter,
first vice-president.
First fall meeting of the
chapter wlll.be Saturday, Sept
ember 20. at the Vert club room
in Pendleton. Two new mem
bers will be initiated in formal
ceremonies, Mrs. Jane Rawlins
of Heppner, and Mrs. Alyce
Zerba of Mllton-Freewater. Des-j
sert will be served at 7:00 p.m.,;
followed by the meeting and(
formal initiation. '
Teachers Welcomed
At lone PTA Meeting
The lone PTA held its first
meeting of the school year on
Thursday, September 11, in con
Junction with their Teachers
Welcome Tea.
Harold Beggs Introduced the
teachers and extended the wel
come. Darrel James presented the
Town and Country Gentlemen
who entertained the audience
with several selections.
Mrs. James Pettyjohn, PTA
chairman, Mrs. Don Peterson,
vice-chaliiiian, and Mrs. Ernest
Christopherson served the cof
fee, tea and cake at the tea
table.
During the regular PTA meet
ing Chairman Lola Ann Petty
john announced various com
mittee chairmen for the ensu
ing year. Completed committees
will be announced at a later
date. The following were sel
ected as chairmen of the var
ious committees: Mrs. Lee Pet
tyjohn, secretary; Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Christopherson, ways &
means; Mrs. Harold Beggs and
Mrs. Darrel Wilson, programs;
Mrs. Jim West, magazine; Mrs.
L. A. McCabe. historian; Mrs.
Herb Peterson, room mother and
membership; Mrs. George Grif
fith, music; Mrs. Harold Holtz
and Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom, so
cial committees; Mrs. Henry
Krebs, legislature; and Mrs.
Norman Nelson, publicity.
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Thura September 18, 19G9 3
Art Course Scheduled
By BMCC Extension
To Begin Sept. 25
Evening division of blue
Mountain Community college
will offer a painting class to
adults of the Heppner-Ione ar
eas starting Thursday, Septem
ber 25.
Dr. Margaret McDevitt will in
struct the course.
Classes will be held in the
Lexington school.
An afternoon and an evening
session of the classes will be
held if 20 students are enroll
ed. The afternoon session would
be held from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.,
and the evening session from
7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Fee for the
course is $12.50.
Bee nners who plan to take
the class may obtain a list of
needed supplies bv phoning
Mrs. Paul Brown, 676-5389.
BMCC offered the first art
classes in the area in 1964, and
has sponsored seven art classes
since that time. An outgrowm
of the Instruction has been a
number of artists of the month
showings in Heppner and Pen
dleton, and two successful art
shows. Dr. McDevitt, well known
art Instructor at the college, has
worked In art education at Ore-
eon State University and for the
Salem Public School systems.
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MRS. DARREL L. EACRET (Maria C Hughes)
New Bride Honored
At Shower Party
Mrs. Tom White (formerly
Teresa Tucker) was honored
guest at a bridal shower on
Tuesday, September 9, at the
Masonic Hall in lone.
Tanya Tucker, sister of Mrs.
White, and a former classmate,
Charlene Hamlett, assisted Ter
esa with her many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Archie Padberg or Hepp
ner, paternal grandmotner or
Mrs. White, served the coffee
and her maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Cleo Drake, served tea from
lovely table complimented
with a variagated floral arrange-ment.
Mrs. Eldon Tucker served the
cake which was decorated in
yellow, white and green and
flanked with green tapers-.
Several graduation classmates
assisted about the room, includ
ing Teresa Stefani, Bonnie
Morgan, Jodie Snow, Bonnie Kay
Akers. and Charity Beggs.
Several mothers of the 19t9
graduating class were hostesses,
assisted by the girls of the class.
lav Ball, another son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Ball, has moved
to Portland where he has em
ployment. His wife, Sharon, will
join him as soon as housing
plans are completed. "
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Portland Ceremony
Unites Maria Hughes
And Darrel L. Eacret
The marriage of Miss Maria
C. Hughes and Darrel L. Jacret,
both of Portland, was solemnized
at Kern Park Christian Church
in Portland on Saturday, Septem
ber 13.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Charles (Lola) Pritchett and
the late Marvin Hughes, and
granddaughter of the late Grace
Hughes and Ada Cannon, all
former Heppner residents. Par
ents of the groom are Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Eachret of Portland.
The marriage ceremony was
performed at 7:30 p.m. by the
Kev. Kenneth Johnston. Arrange
ments or. white gladioli were
used at the altar of the sanc-
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Given in marriage by Charles
rritchett, the bride wore a lioor
length A-line gown, fashioned
of lace over peau de soi, with
full lace train, all edges finish
ed with a tatted lace. Her elbow
length veil was held by a floral
headpiece. She carried a nose
gay bouquet of pink and white
roses with trailing pink stream
ers. . .
Maid of honor was Mrs. Barb
ara Tindall, and bridesmaids
were Miss Judith Potzien. Miss
Linda ixigerton, and Mrs. Bettv
Bishop. The attendants wore
empire-styled gowns of cherry
pinK, and carried nosegay bou
ques of carnations in shades of
pink.
Joe Bowers served as ring
bearer and Teresa O'Connor as
flower girl.
Charles Starr attended as best
man. Ushers were Kirby Eacret,
Kooert Lade and Robert Herzog.
The couple greeted their
guests at a wedding reception
in the fellowship rooms.
The bride attended Jefferson
High school and Portland State
University, and is employed at
the American Savings and Loan.
The groom was a graduate ol
Scappoose Union High school.
has attended Portland Commun
ity College and Portland State,
and has been a student em
ployee of Fred Meyer in Port
land.
Following the wedding trip to
Banff and Alberta, Canada, they
are at home at 2310 S. E. 22nd.
Aptm. 4, in Portland.
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Saturday Meeting
Planned by Grange
Willows Grange will meet at
its hall in lone Saturday eve
ning, September 20, for a pan
cake feed, starting at 6:00 p.m.
Grange families and friends are
welcome to attend. Regular
Grange meeting will follow.
Omitted from the list of those
participating on the program of
the Grange Booster program
September 7 was Ernie Chris
topherson, who accompanied
himself on the guitar and sang
I Went to Switzerland to Learn
to Yodel" and "Silver Haired
Daddy". Also, among the group
of square dancers were the
George Griffiths, and not the
George Griffins, as reported.
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