Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Jan. 2, 1975:
Page 4
Ron Currins overrun
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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
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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.
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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.
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Playing live
Sat., Jan. 4th
from 11 AM to 3 PM
Recording Artists
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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-
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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.
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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
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Storewide Clearance
Store Hours: 8:30a tn, to6p m.
Fabric Shop
On Huttercreik Highway
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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
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