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Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Jan. 2, 1975: Page 4 Ron Currins overrun What's in handwriting? 1 JKRIDAYI.ESNOW Summer wedding for Jeri Dayle Snow Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, lone have announced the engagement of their grand daughter. Jeri Dayle Snow, to Joseph Paul McElligott. son of Mr and Mrs. C. R. McElligott of lone. Miss Snow is the daughter of Bill Snow, also of lone, and Virginia Snow of Federal Wav. Wa. MISS VAN if Miss VanMarter to wed in September Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne VanMarter Jr., Heppner. have announced the engagement of their daughter. Cassandra Marie, to Marvin Leroy Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lane. Condon. Miss VanMarter is a gra duate of Heppner High School and is currently attending the flfljih h -4f f I " I COATS 1 1 1 0 Dip I 1 "28 I I lF Br.. Girdles 1 "C SgSJSLn, iVU urasticany g -4 fj p sizes 32A to 42D DiRiaoRs of Portland ) Reduced! I "THE company with a enmnturt Queen-size I V-- - """"' I DRESSES I i PflfJTS 1 -5 Abmn-mkte, Jnc. ""n IS sizes5to24'2 Reduced to I 1 I !10 OFF II 7.95 UJ vw of fafettm d I . . ' , .t , L- W3 567-2260 ROUTE 3 BOX 386 HERMISTON 02EG0N 971 2S V LebushShoppe TT 1 1 M- mmm ' i . J Both are graduates of lone High School. She is currently attending the University of Oregon here she will receive a BS degree in elementary education in June. This March Mr. McElligott will graduate from Oregon State University in agricultural economics. A summer wedding is planned- MARTER University of Oregon. Mr. Lane is a graduate of Condon High School, and attended Lane Community College. Eugene. He is pre sently employed by Columbia Basin Electric Co-op, Hepp ner. The couple plan to be married on Sept. 6. Ry MARGARET McNVIR (iraphoanalysl DEAR MARGARET: Would like to know about what my writing reveals. M.W. DEAR M.W.: Your handwriting reveals that you are a very warm, impulsively expressive, social individual. You feel life's ups and downs and no one doubts how they affect you. At times you say and do things you BMCC honor students from area Several Morrow County stu dents at Blue Mountain Com munity College have been placed on the Honor Roll and Deans' List for the fall term of 1974. The Honor Roll includes all full-time students with a grade point average of 3.5 or above. The Deans' List includes all full-time students with a grade point average of 3 0 to 3.5. On the Honor Roll are Aloha M. Despain. John E. Myers and Rodney K. Rill, all of Heppner. The Deans' List includes Robert S. Adams. Irrigon; Douglas Barak. Lexington; Judith J Bennett, Heppner: Susan A. Healy. Heppner: Rotiert L. Nichols. Heppner; Randy West. Olex; and Rob anai C, Riddle, Heppner. Sewing class offered Blue Mountain Community College is offering a sewing class for the winter semester designed for beginners or anyone wishing to brush-up on basic sewing methods. The class will meejjn the Heppner High School, Wed nesday. Jan. 8. at 7 p.m. Instructor will be Jeanne Howell, a graduate of the University of Idaho School of Home Economics. During the semester pattern and fabric selection, facing and zipper application, grad ing and pressing methods, hemming, set-in sleeves, waistbands and cuffs, along with other finish techniques, will be taught. Instruction will begin with the construction of a simple cotton garment and progress into more difficult sewing, incorporating appropriate techniques. Some knit sewing will be included. To enroll, persons may come to the Wednesday class or contact Jeanne Howell, 676-5002. yy don't really mean, and don't expect others to take them seriously after you have had time to think them over. You are creative and logi cal minded. Further, you have , the ability to sense through intuition what is happening around you because of your hunches or premonitions. ' You react automatically when you hear music because you have a fondness for anything rhythmical. A pessimistic slant on life often gives you a negative approach. Watch this ten dency. Chase gloom away by using your sense of humor and cheerfulness to lighten a situation, to stimulate genuine fun. or to bring out a smile or hearty laugh. This will com bine sympathy and kindness in the happiest way. Vr FEATURING: RALPH WILLIAMS AND THE WRIGHT BROTHERS I ''- IN j) I Thy hov been sppeorlng Playing live Sat., Jan. 4th from 11 AM to 3 PM Recording Artists for HOUR GLASS ! ! ! V - FREE HOT DOGS r 1 Christinas was delayed a few hours for Pastor and Mrs, Robert Schmoll when their 2-year-old son Daniel acciden tally got his finger smashed in a door. He whs taken to St. Anthony's Hospital in Pendle ton on Christmas Eve, where his finger was sewed up after losing the fingernail on a little finger. He was kept over night at the hospital. The family finally arrived af grandmother's house in Port land at 5 p.m. Christmas Day with Daniel a little pal and with a very sore finger. A New Year's Eve service was held at the Assembly of God in Irrigon. The women of the church brought their favorite cake or a batch of cookies for refreshments. The 4 II Pebble Pups had a field trip Dec. 28. They visited the Little Gem Shop operated by Mr. and Mrs. Zachery Brown in Stnnfield. Mr. Brown demonstrated how rocks are sliced and shaped to make jewelry. The group of 7 boys and girls ages 10 to 14 were ac- mini i Ik ! ALL PRICES REDUCED HI! A riAVC - k t VHIJ V- LOW COST, HIGH QUALITY HOUSING ElfED CEEII All AtlE I ATI I 1 TWO LIVE RADIO REMOTES WW ALL HOMES WILL BE LIGHTED AND HEATED FOR FREE DRAWING (must register to win) EVERYONE IS INVITED TO COME ON OUT AND JOIN IN 4 DAYS OF FUN -V OVER 24 FLOOR PLANS coi!iinnied by co-leaders, Mrs. Rose Wilson and Mrs. Margie Shade, A graveside funeral was held Tor Mrs. Lola Jar.curra of Seattle, Dec. 30, 2 p.m., al the Desert Lawn Memorial Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Clarence Jancurra of Seattle; daughters, Sharon Cassady, Seattle, Barbara Sue Carlson, Hellvue, Wa.; a son Douglas Jancurra, Seattle; and her father, Jay Berry of Portland. She was preceded in death by her mother, Carrie Berry, and her sister, Barbara Rosencrants. She was a former Irrigon resident and leaves many friends, a number of cousins and other relatives in Irrigon. Robert Rurker, Irrigon, was taken to Good Shepherd Hos pital, llermiston, Dec, 28, by ambulance for a possible coronary. Select your wedding invita tions at the Gazette-Times wnxuua wiicbt nontM I , f p f i In such pkic I AC THE MACT DD A"Tlr A I Vr I lib HIV J I rilMVIIVML, BANDS PLAYING FLAGS WAVING SAT. & SUN. One of the larger family gatherings along Butter Creek on Christmas Day look place at the Ron Currin home. Members of the George and Hob Currin families and the Hill Ilealys Joined Hon and Judy and their five children for dinner and festivities. An interesting visitor was Telia Currin, Hob's daughter, who had just come from New York City where she has been on the staff of Forbes Maga zine for several years. Celia resigned her position with Forbes and took a $W 2 Big Days FABRICS, NOTIONS, PATTERNS 25 per cent Off Reg. Price Storewide Clearance Store Hours: 8:30a tn, to6p m. Fabric Shop On Huttercreik Highway nmswiiih RENO I US VEGAS COSMO-ANGUS: EN ROUTE TO "TOP OF THE HIIT0N" IN SEATTIE YOUR VIEWING COMFORT PRIZES 1. Down payment on the lot of your choice In McNary Townsite 2. Freezer 3. A 4. Half beef "hippie" bus Irip from New York to the West Coast. She amused everyone by describ Ing this experience and the 34 Z. other persons on the bus. Celia will visit in Pendleton, Portland, Pilot Rock and on ' Butler Creek before she seriously looks for further ? employment. Celia Is remembered here1 through her writing for the S East Oregonian. She Is a graduate of the School of i Journalism of the University of Oregon. Only Friday & Saturday, Jan. 3-1 llermiston J FREE V A coxe r
