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TIIE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner, OR. Thursday, Nov. 25. 17. Page 1 i . ,.. t f , .-.s ' v tftyiffa: i :; y it I 1$K I) 'ffp 1 . ft i j 1 . .'l 11 Jim Ackley, Deb Holland, Bryce Powell entertain. HHS musicians shine Bryce Powell lopped off an excellent choral and band concert Monday night at the Heppner High School gym. Powell, tinging with the high school rock ensemble, belted an America hit, "Slter Golden Hair," io highlight and end the hour long concert. The night aUo featured the high school band and choir. Band director Jim Ackley didn't top at directing the high school band through four numbers, but hit the note himself as a member of the rock ensemble, tinging and playing the piano and guitar. John Dawson, new high school choir director. Instructed bit choir through four songs. Including contemporary, "Close To You," sung by the Carpenters; and "Let Me Be There," recently recorded by Olivia Newton-John. The band was the first group to perform, playing a John Phillip Sousa tune to start the evening and finishing strongly with hitfhliffhta of "Exodus." Midway through the performance, Ackley handed over bis baton to student director. Bill Kenny. Kenny commandeered the group through two selections from Deep River Suite. Dawson and the choir followed, starting and finishing their performance with two slower songs, "How Bright Shines the Morning Star." by Nlcotal and "Trumpet Voluntary," by Pollack. Between those two were the recent hits by singing stars. The rock ensemble out everyone back on the edge of their seats as Ackley sang "Desperado" with Powell and Deb Holland, slneinff background. An Ackley written song. "Till the End of Time," was sung by Holland, and Powell finished the night with the Impressive "America" tune. Bill Kenny directs band. !': ; ' j VfaWhrffcT TX 'TV- p v 'fur 4 Jf ml ' John Dawson directs choir. r- If .lm. t. I I r i 1 v jrr'7 I ' ' Easy-Eye Books Twelve large-type books are now available to patrons of the Heppner Public Library. They are called Easy-Eye books and are printed in large type on non-glare paper. Persons who have trouble reading regular type oi slick paper will find these books much more pleasing. In the dozen, paperback, large-type books now ready for readers, there is a pretty good selection, including ro mance, several science fic tion, some historical fiction and several adventure stories. Jones-Hoge Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R.r Jones announce the marriage of their daughter, Marcia, tp Ronald Hage, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Robert O. Hage. ., , The wedding took place on Nov. 20 at the home of the groom's parents in Portland., A reception was held at t Saint Mary's of the Valley,; Academy in Beaverton. United Methodist Church members busy Community Preview Sat Heppner High s ?:3pm A new group for young adults will hold a first mating on Twaday evening, Nov, 30. at the home of Jeanne and Mike Howell on the Heppner Condon highway. Any young adults are invited If inter ested, telephone Jeanne How ¬ ell at 676 5002. Wednesday. Dec. 1. the United Methodist Women have their December meeting in the church basement at 7:30 p m. Sylvia McDaniel will be the evening's hostess. Thursday. Dec. 2, those interested in singing will meet to begin working on Christmas music in the church sanctu ary. That same evening. Garden Club will have a greens for the Artifactory work party in the church basement. (The public's Greens Workshop is coming there on Monday, Dec. 13, at 7 p.m.) Friday, Dec. 3. the con gregation will gather at a 8:30 p.m. potluck dinner preceding the annual Charge Confer ence. Central District Super intendent Askew Crumbley from Bend will come to join in the dinner and to preside at the Charge Conference. Sunday evening, Dec. 5. the High School Methodist Youth Fellowship under the leader ship of Vicki Tollefson is presenting a public Chili Sup- k per in the basement between 4-7 p.m. They will feed adults for $1.50 and small children for 75 cents. The youth are anxious to have a good attendance at this, their first, public event. ? v lntrasquad game Donations to go to the Lion's Eye Clinic HHS Gym 7:30pm, Saturday Ad sponsored by:"-" Columbia Basin Electric Coop. V Servno 3.010 so. ml. In 5 counties. l A A A - Engagement Mrs. Betty Parkhurd. lone, announce the en gagement of her daugh ter. Mh hc le I.. Randall, to Mr. Datld I.. Stand ley. on of Mr. and Mrs. Mnrd H. Standiey. Pendleton, A tpring redding U planned. TOPS meeting held A joint meeting of Lexington and lone TOPS Club was held Monday evening. Nov. 22, at the home of Mrs. Larry Prock. Twelve members nd one guest met with Mrs. Betty Kirby. area captain from Fos sil, who spoke on the philoso phy and rules of TOPS. She also showed pictures and laid of her experiences w ith weigh! loss. She announced the district recognition day will be March 19. 1977 at Kimua. The state recognition days will be Aprd 15 and 16 in Kugene. The group also exchanged ideas for weight loss contest and incen tive programs. Children present program Hope Lutheran Church children presented a program and gave gifts lo patients al lloneer Memorial Hospital Sunday The church presents these programs each year at Kasler and Thanksgiving time. 1 hiring the worship service, the children's choir sang a Undo George. Ray Jones to wed. Engagement variety of songs for the pa tients and later went around to each room and presented pa tients with a 'Thanksgiving Banner." The children made the banners during Sunday School Mrs. F.lmer Holti. super intendent of the Sunday School, was In charge of this project. She wat assisted by Sunday School leachert and Mrs, Lii Curtis, director of the children's choir. Holidays Call, for Something S rSTls Slnonist Dale Arrinqton h kat joined tur staff af peralers and wha will take pt appointmeau for rutting fellows hair m Wednesday .Q, feAjvai fljl PLl'SGE HEAD FIRST lU the holidays with a new tvhalr style just right for y. I'booe h for the aperalor l4joi your choice. fi ( Carol if Linda V Lois's Beauty Shop( m im Heppner Mr and Mrs Hlnd tge if linker, OH. are plriiMnt ann iHHf the en gagement rtf Uieir daughter, Umla. lo Mr Hav Jme, son of Jt-tie Paul W Jimr f riner. Umla. a 17 graduate of FUSC, la presently leaching 2nd grade In Baker. Hay Is sales representative fof radio KHKR in Baker. Tli cmile plan a Feb. t wedding In lUker. Donee to the Music of "The Bill Nelson Duo" (' Friday & Saturday Night Mr-It 26&27 Heppner Elks Club B.P.O.E. 358 Elks and out-of-town guott only Dinner Steak & Seafood Friday 6:30 to 8:00 Plan Now! v "V. i an V", 4 . . . 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