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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, May 5, 1977 FIVE
Kenny, Allstott
reign over prom
Queen Kathleen (Guy) Ken
ney and King Dave Allstott
reigned over the Junior-Senior
Prom in Heppner Saturday,
April 30.
The court was also com
prised of Sally Matheny, Steve
McLaughlin, Carl Christman
and Deb Holland, who were
introduced by Junior Class
officers Sally Sumner, Bruce
Young and Cathy Palmer as
they presided over the crown
ing ceremonies.
, Approximately 200 students,
parents, faculty and friends
attended the coronation amid
Square, Round dancers meet in
The Eastern Oregon Area
Council of Square and Round
Dance Clubs meet every fifth
Saturday of the month, and
Saturday, April 30, was the
Grand Squares club's turn to
host it.
The evening began at 6:00
p.m. with a potluck supper in
the basement of Willows
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Eva Hamlett
Mothers attend OSU function
Mothers from lone attend
ing Mothers' Weekend at
Oregon State University were
Mrs. Darrel Wilson, Mrs.
Henry Krebs, Mrs. Roland
Bergstrom and Mrs. David
Cheney.
Mrs. Krebs and Mrs. Wilson
attended functions at the
Alpha Gamma Rho Fratern
ity. Fraternity members from
lone are Greg Wilson, Skye
Krebs, Joe Rietmann, Dick
Snider and Charlie McElli
gott. Joe Rietmann, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Rietmann, was
voted Outstanding Pledge for
the A.G.R. house this year.
Charlie McElligott won this
same award last year. Greg,
Dick and Charlie all have
served as house officers.
The Alpha Gamma Rho
Fraternity has been outstand
ing in campus leadership this
year. Five members will
serve as campus officers next
year, one of them as Oregon
State University Student Body
President.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree
spent the weekend of April 22
at the home of Mrs. Sharon
Gelinas at Caldwell, Ida. They
also attended the 4-H Horse
manship at New Plymouth,
Ida.
The Junior-Senior Banquet
was held at the cafeteria on
Friday night, April 29. The
theme of the banquet was the
"Roaring Twenties." The
prom was held on Saturday
night at the grade school gym
Bike
rodeo set
A bicycle rodeo will be
sponsored in lone, Tuesday,
May 10, according to Carolyn
Holt, Morrow County juvenile
director.
The rodeo will get underway
at 3:45 p.m. at the lone High
School parking lot.
Sponsors of the event are the
Morrow County Peace Offic
ers' Association and the Mor
row County Juvenile Advisory
Committee.
Participants will be cyclists
from grades one through
eight. Police will check all
bikes before the contests to
make sure they are safe.
There will be different skill
test courses laid out for the
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have been donated by local
businesses and interested pri
vate citizens.
A similar bike rodeo pro
gram is scheduled for Hep
pner on May 22.
attractive decorations. The
ceremony followed the theme,
"An Evening in Paradise."
Music was provided by
"Captain Jack" from Spo
kane. The prom was preceded by
the Junior-Senior Banquet
held at the Heppner Elks' Club
and prepared by Junior Class
mothers.
Sally Sumner, Junior Class
president, served as Mistress
of Ceremonies at the banquet.
Entertainment at the banquet
was provided by Jim Ackley
and his band.
Grange Hall, lone, with the
host club providing the main
dishes.
Members from all four clubs
in the area were present at the
meeting, which followed the
supper. One of the more
important items of business
discussed was tentative plans
to hold a benefit dance for
lone news
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and the theme was "Opening
Night on Broadway." Ashley
McCabe and Joan Doherty
were crowned King and Queen
of the prom. On Monday
afternoon, May 2, the mem
bers of the G.A.A. held their
annual Mothers' Tea, honor
ing all high school mothers.
This was held in the gym and
the program consisted of the
girls modeling the dresses
they wore to the prom.
Miss Linda Lee Swanson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Swanson of Portland,
will become the bride of Mr.
Robert Lee Huston, son of
Mrs. Robert J. Huston of
Portland, on Friday, May 27,
at seven o'clock in the evening
at the All Saints' Catholic
Church in Portland. Linda is a
niece of Mrs. Irene Swanson of
Heppner, and Mrs. Adon
Hamlett of lone.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crabtree
and Miss Barbara Fritchy of
Tacoma, Wash., spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Crabtree.
Regular Grange meeting
will be held Friday, May 13, at
the hall, with a potluck supper
at 6:30 p.m., followed by the
meeting. On May 21, there will
be Visitation Night, with
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The Heppner Junior-Senior Prom Court takes time out for a photo. Seniors, from left, Dave
Allstott, king; Sally Matheny, princess; Steve McLaughlin, prince; Kathleen (Guy) Kenney,
queen; Carl Christman, prince, and Deb Holland, princess. Photo by Sandy Bennett
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After the meeting, the group
moved upstairs, where they
enjoyed dancing to Grand
Squares' caller Darrel Wilson
as well as Don Wood, guest
caller Clarence Johnson,
Country Cousins, and Ervin
Williams, Square Knots.
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Club plant sale at the Legion
Hall on Thursday, May 5, from
10:00 a.m. to 4 :00p.m. Pie and
coffee will be served all day.
Homemade candy will be sold
at the Country Store, along
with many other attractive
and useful items.
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At 10:30, it was back to the
basement for refreshments of
leftover goodies from the pot
luck. The group then returned
upstairs for installation of
next year's council officers in
a candle lighting ceremony.
Area Council President Er
vin Williams called incoming
officers and area delegates
from all four clubs to form two
squares. As President Wil
liams read each couple their
duties of office and they
promised to uphold these du
ties, their candles were lit by
Bill and Daisy Collins, rep
resenting Public Relations
officers. The ceremony con
cluded with every member
present from the four area
Food sale
Saturday
The Heppner Degree of
Honor's Carnation Club has
arranged a sale of home-made
foods for this Saturday, May 7.
The sale will begin at 10
a.m. at the Degree of Honor
Hall on Main St., according to
the organization's president,
Mary Bryant.
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clubs, as well as a guest
couple from Montana, lighting
their candles from those of the
two squares, gathering around
them in a circle, and pledging
to uphold the square dancing
policy of fun, friends, and
fellowship, so that no one who
enters the world of square
dance will be a stranger.
Officers
installed
Wednesday, May 3, a joint
installation of Post Officers
and dinner was held at the
Heppner Elks' Club.
On Saturday, May 14, a
Girls' State Tea for the district
is set for the Heppner Legion
Hall at 2 p.m.
On Monday, May 16, the last
post meeting for the spring,
along with a potluck dinner,
will take place at the hall on
Chase Street.
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Chamber tour
Thirty-two persons from
Heppner, Lexington and lone
toured developments near
Boardman Monday as part of
a Heppner Chamber of Com
merce sponsored tour.
The tour included more than
an hour at the Portland
General Electric coal plant
near Boardman. PGE spokes
man Bus Clough told the
Lawn
The ladies who are working
at pricing the incoming items
for the annual Methodist Lawn
Sale Day, May 21, report that
several unusual donations
have come in recently.
Old fishing poles, a like-new
four-drawer chest, an old
hand-embroidered bedspread
and a table model electric
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growing collection. Already
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Friday, May 6,-12-6 p.m.
Free electronic hearing tests will be given at The Beltone
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May 6, 12-6 p.m. .
Factory -trained hearing aid specialists will be at the office
listed above to perform the tests.
Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding is
welcome to have a test using the latest electronic equipment
to determine his or her particular loss. Diagrams showing
how the ear works and some of the causes of hearing loss will
be available. Everyone should have a hearing test at least
once a year if there is any trouble at all hearing clearly. Even
people now wearing a hearing aid or those who have been told
nothing could be done for them should have a hearing test
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chamber that 400 men were at
work on the generating plant
this week.
Simtag Farms was also on
the tour. The farm operation
was explained by Sam Martin,
general manager.
At the Boardman lunch stop,
Rupert Kennedy, head of the
Port of Morrow, briefed
chamber members on port
Sale set
priced are an electric mini
clothes dryer, a vacuum
cleaner, typewriter and stereo
table.
Several people are starting
a big variety of house plants
for the sale. There will be
some outdoor plants, too.
Other women are working at
craft items they will con
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activity. Ray Boyce presided
at the noon program.
The tour was put together by
Kennedy, Herman Winter and
Harold Kerr, county agent. ;
Other stops on the tour
included Gourmet Foods and
Oregon Potato.
Final stop of the day was the
180 cow milking operation of
Gantenbein Dairy.
May 21
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This annual fund-raising
effort by the Methodist women
will begin at 10 a.m. on
Saturday, May 21. The baked
goods sale will also start at 10
and go on until everything is
sold. The luncheon in the
church basement will be from
11:30 until 1:30.
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