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DEBBIE BARNETT
Parents Announce Couple's Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barnett of
lone are pleased to announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Debbie to PFC James Hams.
Miss Barnett, formerly of
Heppner, was a 1969 Gresham
Stroke Claims
Ray Dolven in Texas
Raymond M. Dolven, 61, long
time resident of Lexington pass
ed away in an El Paso, Texas set.
hospital on Jan. 11. He was on
vacation touring the southwest
when he was stricken In Las
Cruces, New Mexico and hospit
alized there following a stroke.
He. was transferred to Provi
dence Hospital in El Paso two
days later for specialized care,
unerai arrangements are
pending with Sweeney Mortu
ary, Heppner in charge.
Mr. Dolven is survived by one
son, Ray of Dillon, Mont.
High School graduate. She cur
rently resides in Gresham and
is employed at I. T. E. in Port
land. PFC Hams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Darold Hams, Heppner, is
with the U. S. Marine Corps and
is stationed at Camp Pendleton,
Calif. His recent overseas as
Sandy Mathews
Installed as
Worthy Advisor
With the theme "Once In
Life Time", colors pink and or
ange and her flower the rose,
Sandy Mathews was Installed as
worthy advisor of Ruth Assemb
ly No. 150 of the Order or Rain
bow for Girls Sunday afternoon
at the Heppner Masonic Lodge
Hall.
Her installing officers were
Karen Cox, worthy advisor; Sue
Melby, marshal; Karla Weather
ford, chaplain; Cindy Harstn.
recorder and Mrs. Kathryn Hos
kins, musician. Mrs. Hoskina al
so accompanied a school mate
of Sandy s, Colleen Dickenson,
as she sang the theme song,
Once In A Lifetime".
Installed
The following officers will
serve under Sandy for the next
term. Line officers are Mary K.
Hughes, Worthy Associate Advls
or; Diane Mills, Charity; Eliza
beth Stephens, Hope and Lynda
Baker, Faith
Other officers Cyde Allstott,
recorder; Sally Winter, treasur
er; Delvlna Turner, chaplain;
Carol Hughes, drill loader,
Rainbow Color stations: Love,
Cheryl Massey; Religion, Terry
Rogers; Nature, Diane McLach-
lan; Immortality, Karen Winter;
Fidelity, Cindy Rogers; Patriot
Lisa Cutsforth; service, Jeanette
Stone.
Confidential observer, Bob
bette Jones; outer observer, Lisa
Collins; musician, Juanita Wil
son. Mother Advisor
Barbara Devine was Installed
as Mother Advisor and working
with her as assistant is Faye
Wilson.
Board members introduced
were Faye Wilson, Mary Bryant,
Hubert Wilson, Don Gilliam
and Mrs. Clarence Baker.
Crowning Ceremony
DeMolay Boys of Blue Mount
ain Chapter Order of DeMolay
came over to put on the crown-
it
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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thunder. January 14. 1371
IFYE Returnee Talks To Morrow County
WORTHY ADVISOR Sandy pose with members of her family fol
lowing we nainoow installation Sunday afternoon. From left:
Mrs. Fred Stark. Mrs. Jessie Furlong, Fred Stark. Mrs. Bill Me
Leod, Mrs. Verlin Mathews and Mr. Mathews.
By BIRDINE TULLIS
Larry Larwood, IFYE return
ee from Japan reported to all
schools In the county, Soroptl
mlsts and Rhea Creek Grange
while here.
Larry, 23, of Independence,
Oregon, had Just returned from
Japan on Dec. 5. Morrow Coun
ty was first on his reporting
schedule.
An enthusiastic booster of the
IFYE program, and better world
relations, he gave many Insights
on life In Japan today. In Tok
yo, Larry met Midori (the Japa
nese IFYE who was here In
Morrow County last summer) on
her return to Japan.
While Larry was In Morrow
County he was guest of the Jack
Sumner family.
Bill Heaths
n Colorado for
50th Anniversary
in
Heppner Legion To
Host District Meet
Bible Club Today
The Bible Club will meet at
the Assembly of God Church on
Thursday, Jan. 14 at 3:30 p.m.
until 4:30 p.m.
All children, kindergarten age
through the 4th grade are in
vited. There will be a special pup
pet peformance you won't want
to miss and refreshments will
be served.
The Heppner American Leg
ion and Auxiliary will host a
district meeting here Jan. 29 at
8 p.m. Guest speakers will be
the Department Commander of
the Legion and Department
president of the Auxiliary. Oth
er posts and units coming will
be lone, Milton-Freewater, Mis
sion, Hermiston, Athena and
Pendleton.
Plans for the Jan. 29 evening
were made at Heppner's meet
ing Jan. 4 which was preceded ,
by a potluck supper at the Leg
ion Hall. Mrs. C. J. D. Bauman
has been appointed Poppy Pos
ter and Poppy chairman. It was
reported that a family of seven
was provided with Christmas by
the Auxiliary. The group voted
to adopt a local veteran with
two children as 'their family."
INSULATED
LACED 000TS
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signment will include a six mg ceremony. Master Counsel
month tour of duty in Okinawa lor Ed Snyder; Senior Counsel
and six months In Vietnam. lor, Tim Gettman; Junior Coun
No wedding date has been sellor, Rick Doherty; Chaplain,
jeii jenKins ana ftiarsnaii, Jim
Gollyhorn were accompanied by
their DeMolay advisor, Boyd
Thomas.
Mr. Thomas was asked to say
a few words about DeMolay. He
said that any boy interested
and eligible could go over to
Hermiston to Join their chapter
or if five boys with ope Mason
advisor were interested a De
Molay Club could be formed
here. Such a club would belong
to the Hermiston chapter.
Worthy Advisor Sandy Intro
duced her family. They were her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin
Mathews; her sister, Mrs. Bill
McLeod over from Pendleton;
her grandmother, Mrs. Jessie
Furlong of Heppner and her unc
le and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stark of Gresham.
Mr. Stark the Worshipful Mas
ter of the- Gresham lodge and
proud of his granddaughter who
is queen of Jobs Daughters at
Gresham and Rainbow Worthy
Advisor Sandy his grandniece.
Other dignitaries were intro
duced who said a few words.
Karen Cox was given an ad
dendum In which the Coo-Coo
clock Just kept going and going
and installation day did arrive
She was presented her Past
Worthy Advisor's pin.
Sandy's addendum started
with "her slaves" bowing down
and down and down to her. To
keep them from breaking their
resolutions of loyalty a feathery
whip was presented to her.
Ruth Assembly and guests
were invited to the Rainbow In
stallation on Jan. 24 at lone,
Reception
A reception was held In the
social room with Mrs. Stark cut
ting the cake lettered with
"Once In A Life Time" in or
ange frosting. Barbara Allstott
served the cake and Libby Ab
rams the orange punch.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heath were
Colorado recently for the
50th wedding anniversary of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc
Laughlin at Montrose. All of
their sons and daughters were
present except one son, Bernard
who lives in Pennsylvania. Oth
ers were Robert at Aztec, N. M.,
Edgar of Pueblo, Colo, and Mrs.
Heath from Heppner. All of
their six grandchildren were al
so present.
Close to 100 friends and rela
tives called during the Open
House. Mr. and Mrs. McLaugh
lin were married at Ouray, Colo,
and have lived in the area al
ways. They are farmers and
still live on the home ranch,
now owned by their son, Ed
gar. They both enjoyed hunting
and fishing through their 50
years.
They have visited here on
numerous occasions. They last
were here in 1968 when their
granddaughter, Linda Heath
graduated. Linda and her hus
band, Reese Schultz from Wil
liamsburg, Va., came for the
festivities and Larry Heath flew
in from Heppner for the occas
ion.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath visited for
three weeks before returning
home. They encountered snow
on several places as they drove
home but it wasn't bad.
Move Into
Vesta Kilkenny Home
Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeSpaln
have moved Into town and have
leased the Vesta Kilkenny home.
Mrs. DoSpain will be working
in their newly purchased busi
ness, Heppner Auto Parts. Their
family includes Chris and Merry
at home, Robert at Oregon State
and their niece, Kathi Lindi at
BMCC.
Fashion Show
Simplicity Wardrobe to be
presented at lone Cafetorium,
Jan. 16. Feminine thoughts turn
to spring fashions at this time
of year!
All girls and women are In
vited to attend the showing of
spring fashions at the lone
School Cafetorium, Saturday,
Jan. 16 at 2:00 p.m.
Simplicity Pattern Company
supplies complete outfits for the
style show! Models will be 411
girls and boys.
Leaders are encouraged to
bring their 4-H clubs to see new
spring stylos for girls. Casuals,
school clothes, and formals are
included In the collection.
The young and young at heart
will enjoy the Spring Fashion
Explosion! Will the youn
spring look be mid!, mini or
max!? Attend and nih for you,-,
self. (No charge.
Leaders Conference
There's fun, excitement mil
change ahead for Oregon 4 11
program and they nil involve
the volunteer louder. Morrow
County 4-H leaders are encour
aged to attend the Oregon 4 H
Leaders Conference at OSU, Cor
vallls, Jan. 20-22 and net first
hand knowledge of all I hat's
new In 411 for the 70's.
At the conference loaders
have a chance to trade ideas
with others, lenrn new tech
niques for working with todays'
youngsters, and get a better
Idea of the exciting scope of
todays 4-H program.
Register now, nt the County
Extension Office, to attend. Call
676-9642.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gardnsr
spent early this week up at Se
attle at market and will have
a now lino of men's slacks soon.
Marge and LeRoy nearly got
pneumonia on the trip. It was
stormy and snowy up in the
Puget Sound city.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mallory are
moving to the Mrs. Algott Lun
dell place on Gooseberry. Mr.
Mallory will be working on the
Elmer Palmer ranch.
Dale Smith
Aboard D. E.
Navy Fireman Apprentice
Dale O. Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard O. Smith of Monu
ment, is serving aboard the des
troyer escort USS Davidson in;
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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Ron Benson
Aboard D.E.
Navy Petty Officer Third Class I
Ronald D. Benson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence J. Benson of:
Kinzua, Is serving aboard the
destroyer escort USS Davidson I
in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stark came
up from Gresham to attend
Sandy Mathews Rainbow Instal
lation Sunday afternoon. They
stayed with Mrs. Stark's mother,
Mrs. Jessie Furlong.
Pastor and Mrs. Floyd Ever-
hart and family returned to
Heppner Jan. 5, from a trip to
California over the holidays.
They visited Mrs. Everhart's
parents, three of her brothers
and a sister in the Los Angeles
area and her maternal Grand
mother, 90 years of age who was
able to be with the family on
Christmas Day. They saw their
son, Jim, at Vallejo where he
is stationed. The children es
pecially enjoyed their trip to
Disneyland. The worst road con
ditions were between Baker I
and Pendleton on the return
trip.
Lr. Heimbiqner
Visits Parents
Lt. Tom R, Helmbigner has re
turned to his base in Texas fol
lowing several weeks leave,
spent at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heim-
bigner of lone. Lt. Helmbigner
is in pilot training, stationed at
Reese Air Force Base, Texas. His
parents took him to Portland
where he got his flight back to
Texas.
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