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1'ane 3. THK GAZKTTE TIMES. Heppner, OR.. Thursday. June 19. I!7.1 7 v- (icltiiiK last nilnulc Instructions from Pastor Mark Johnson, these young me miters of the Hope and Valby Lutheran Churches are getting ready for a trip to the San Jii.iii Islands. Youths bicycle through San Juan Islands Sunday afternoon. June IS, l-t (njfli school students (nun Hope and Vnlhy Lutheran Churches set out on a five -day hicule trip in the San Juan Island in I'ujjel Sound This is the third summer trip which the Lutheran high school students have taken. Two ears un, they went hackpackini; in the Wallowa Mountains, and last summer they took a canoe trip on the Willamette Hiver. Sunday, they drove to Ana fortes. Wa . where they stay eil overnight at a church and Mnndav morning they took a ferry hoal to the islands During the fiv e day trip they Mill visit aii, Orcas. and San Juan Island Most of the davs will lie spent hiking throughout the islands, hiking to some ol the shi i,iI points of interest, and sight seeing Each morning, they spent some time studying Matthew 5 7. which centers around "The Sermon On The Mount", Students on the trip are: ON lKSs I 1st A lnr.it ol 1. 2:11 undt-rgrad uale students at the I'nnersi ty ol Idaho have liccn named to the I Van's List lor second semester in the t'nuersily s lilx-ral arts and professional colleges The students h.ne ;i--liieved a grade point inn.,,, and taken a minimum numher ol credit hours as set by the individual college Hcppner students include (ieneral Studies Mark T. Miller. College of Letters and Science. Kle H Kennison Church Directory MKTIIODIST SS DiS im Worship llam l.t'TIIKK SS M5 am Worship II am. Children Choir, 9 30 am (IIKISTIW SS 9 45 a m. Worship llam. Even Serv 7:30 pm. YVZUIENK SS 10 am Worship II am Even Serv 6pm t.TISCOIML Communion 8 am. SS 9 4S a m. Worship II am. Adult Ed 10 a m, ASSEMBLY OK (iOO SS 9 43 a m Worship II a m. Sun Eve service . ... 7:00 Bible Study Wed , 7pra KM LATH l)AVAf)U:TIST Sabbath School. ... 9 30am Worship llam rATiioi.it' Catechism ... Mon I Wed. Worship: Hcppner. Sun llam. Saturday 1:30pm. lone Sun 8 45 a m. Saturday worship, 8.30 p m , St. Patricks ( III 11(11 OF WHIST, lex SS 9:4S Church 1100 Sun. Eve 7.30 Bible Study. Wed. ... 7 30 INTERFAITII FELLOWSHIP Bible Studv, Wed., 10 am. 940 Paratt Blvd. Sponsored ai a community service by LEBUSHSHOP r . Sally Matheny, Krynn Hob inson. Dawn Peterson, Natalie Tews. Jan Peterson. Kristi Edmuttdson. Grace McKlli gott. Hill Tews. JiM-l Peterson, John Ekslrom. Paul Peterson, Chris Itauch. Todd Peterson and Ashley McCabe, Pastor and Mrs Mark Johnson went with the students on their outing The group will return to Hcppner. Friday evening. June 20 Shower honors Sara Miller Sara Miller was honored at a bridal shower last Friday night at the Methodist Church. Sara .will be married to Joseph F. Mitchani. Heaver Ion, on June 2D. in Portland's "Old Church". After finishing public schools here. Sara earned her baccalaureate de gree at the t'niversily of Oregon and her master's degiee in speech pathology at Portland Slate, Mr Milchain also attended Portland Slate and is now employed by the Port I. mil Police Hureau. Sara will be wen king with the public schools ol HillsUiro Sara was assisted with the unwrapping and name re cording by former lleppncr High classmates Sberyl Unit. Pendleton, and Sue Ellen Greenup. Alter the gilts were circu lated. Mrs Warren S Miller and Mrs J Harold Milcham. Ileaverlon. presided at the pink and while relreshinenl table Ollm LOW KM U'linv All Oddlcllnws and Hebe kalis are cordially united to attend the reception lor Grand Master Jack Sumner in Port land. June 2H. at the Oddfel lows Huilduig. loi'i, S W KM h Avenue Keceplion starts at A p in Sunnier is a member of Willow Lodge No Mi and will be visiting 1 19 lodges through out Oicgon this year. A bus will be available for those wishing to attend lies ci v at inns may be made by contacting It. ti. Mc.Murtry or H. iikI. ill Peterson. The bus w til leave alxml I 30 p m . June 28. and will return the same das. Local graduates receive degrees A graduating class of 2,185. including baccalaureate, pro fessional, and advanced de gree candidates, was present ed at the University of Oregon's 9Hlh annual June commencement, Sunday, June 15, The 2:30 pm. exercises were held at Hayward Field with University President Ro bert D. Clark presiding. Pre sident (lark also gave the commencement address, at the request of students, to climax his retirement year. Included in the class were I.4H0 candidates for baccalau reate degrees: 114 candidates for Doctor of Jurisprudence degrees; 484 candidates for master's degrees, and 137 candidates for doctoral de grees Candidates received their official degrees when they had fulfilled all requirements for degrees at the close of the 1975 Spring Term Friday. June 13 Among the candidates for the degrees are: ftehefca Lou Doherty. BS. Broadcast Communications. Hcppner; Jeri Davie Snow. B S . Ele mentary Education. lone. Hubert Lee DeSiain. M Mus.. Music. Hcppner and Sarah Elizabeth Fussner. J D , Spray . Mil I. TEACH IN AUSTRALIA Gwen Drake, LaGrande, Or. graduated cum laude from Eastern Oregon State College and received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Secondary Education. In late August she will travel to Victoria. Australia, to lullill a P E teaching contract Graduates with high honors Maralee Trotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Murray, Hcppner, graduated with hon or! from Oregon State Uni versity June 8, 1975, with a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy. She was a 1967 Hcppner High School grad uate. While attending college, Mrs. Trotter was a member of the following organizations: Sigma Kappa sorority: the American Pharmaceutical Association; Alpha Lambda Delta, a freshman women'a honorary: Lambda Kappa Sigma, an honorary for wo men in pharmacy: lota Sigma Pi. an honorary for women in chemistry; Rho Chi, an all pharmacy honorary and; Phi Kappa Phi, a national schol astic honorary. She was the recipient of a National Health Professions Scholarship; a National Foun dation of Pharmaceutical Ed ucation Scholarship: the John W. Dargavel Foundation Scholarship; and the Ethel J. Heath Key. an award by Lambda Kappa Sigma for women in the top ten per cent ' of the graduating class. Mrs. Trotter is now employ ed in Springfield where she and her husband Dean, a 1972 OSU graduate in chemical engineering, have been resid ing lor the past three years. Mr. and Mrs. Murray tra veled to Corvallis to attend the' commencement exercises with their son-in-law and granddaughter Kimberly. A celebration picnic was held at the Trotter's Spring field home with many friends and relatives attending. PK NIC PLANNED Members of the Carnation Club of the Degree of Honor Protective Society and their families are having a picnic on Sunday. June 22. at 1 :.(0 p m. The picnic will be held at the John Bergstrom ranch home in the Eightnule district. Members are asked to bring their own table service, silver and their goodies. Indies will discuss activi ties for the sidewalk sale. Memlters needing a ride should call Until Cox. trans portation chairman FILM TO BE SHOWN The film strip. "The Capita list Conspiracy." will Ik shown at the Ix-xinglon Grange Hall on Tuesday . June 24. 8 pm by the Sheriffs Possce Comitalus The film showing will tie followed by a panel discussion on increased crime and solutions Three subjects will Ik- discussed. I what increased crime is doing to you-'; 2 why crime is increasing, and 3 what can be done1 Anyone wishing to attend is welcome. Opal Cook served as direc tor of the Heppner Christian and Church of The Nazarene Bible School last week On Friday evenings parents were invited to a concluding pro gram and social time. They saw some of the work the children had done during the week and visited with the teachers and one another while enjoying refreshments. The daily attendance at the morning school averaged 40 youngsters. The four teachers this year were Carol Godin and Nancy McElhaney of the Nazarene Church and Laura Lee Stotts and Frances Mit chell of the Christian Church. VISITS IIEHE Mrs J. R. Huffman. Canby. a former Heppner resident, recently spent two weeks in Heppner visiting friends. While here she was a house guest of the C. C. Carmi chaels. On her return to Canby she was accompanied by Mrs. Carmichael for a weeks stay. Couple plans August wedding Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daley. Pendleton. Oregon, announce the forthcoming marriage of Iheir daughter. Jana. to Mr. Kevin Dick, son of Mr. and Mrs. L E. Dick. Hcppner The wedding will take place on Saturday, August 2, 1975 at 7 p.m. af (he Peace Lutheran Church in Pendleton. Miss Daley is a 1973 graduate of Pendleton Senior High Sc hool and attended Blue Mountain Community College lor one year. Mr. Dick is a 1971 graduate of Heppner High School and also attended Blue Mountain Community College He is employ ed by Kinua Corpora lion VISITOHS FROM .MISSOURI Mr. and Mrs Pete Kbneline. Gainesville. Mo . were visitors last week at the home of her parents. Mr, and Mrs Ray mond Pettyjohn. Arlington. Mrs Klinelme will be remem bered as the former Virginia Petty john They also visited her brother and family. Mr. and Mrs Howard Petty john in Heppner. Thursday evening the Klinelines were guests of honor at a family dinner at the home of her parents in Arlington other family mem bers attending were Mr and Mrs Hill petty johu and fami ly . The Dalles. Mr Hervcl Petty uhn. Arlington: Mr and Mrs How, nd Pettyjohn. Hep pner and Mrs Jack Colpitis I d.iiiiibter. Corvallis. Mrs Colpitis i Hie former Hetty Petty (olin Pledge ceremony Bible school hosts parents given for new sorority member A pledge ceremony was held at the home of Rita Harris last Tuesday night for Verna Brinda. Mrs. Harris, assisted by Ellen Kennedy, read the candlelight ceremony. Betty Heath received her first Pearl Award. This award is given to first year members only who participate in all three of her Chapter's pur poses: philanthropic, educa tional and social along with sponsoring a new ESA mem ber. The educational theme "Salt and Pepper", local, state and international phil anthropic projects and social activities for the forthcoming year were discussed. Assisting hostess Rita Har ris for the occasion w ere Betty Heath and Romona Marshall. A "fun night" social was held recently at the grade school baseball field for Alpha Theta members and their guests. After all had a chance al bat. the ladies enjoyed hot dogs and home-made ice cream at K&VV Drive-In. Special Savings at Peterson's "Somefhinf Horn m rmttr n always Mmemmg tpectai" VISITS PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Dean Robin son and daughters Jacklyn and Natalie, of Morrow, were visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Creston Robinson, over the weekend. 1 Mrs Joe Sharp (Marianne Petty john i. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lee Pettyjohn of lone, was a recent graduate of osu Mrs Sharp receiv ed her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Education She is a graduate of lone High School. 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