Heppner Gazette Times, November 29, 1945 5
Baridon Girl Draws
KOG Essay Award
First prize of a $50 war bond in
the annual state-wide Keep Oregon
Green achievement and essay con
test was awarded to 17-year- old
Meleese Young from Bandon ac
cording to Charles Ogle, executive
secretary of the association. Judges
decided the young Coos County
high school student had written the
best essay in competition with 23,
000 Green Guard and in addition
had one of the outstanding records
of cooperation in Green Guard fire
prevention work during the year.
Two second place winners, Rob
ert Davis, Salem and Marceline
Moore, Roseburg, will receive $25
war bonds for their outstanding
work in helping keep Oregon green
in war bonds and stamps of $350
as Green Guards. Total cash prizes
from many contestants from every
will go to 38 winners, selected
Oregon county.
YOUNG ENSIGN WEDS
IN CALIFORNIA CHTY
Ensign Alvin E. Hendricson,
USNR of San Leandro, Calif, and
Miss Margret Burnham of Cotato,
Calir. were united in marriage
Nov. 18 at a white wedding in the
Church of Incarnation, Santa Rosa,
Calif.
Ensign Hendricson is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. E.. .0. Hendricson,
former residents of Heppner and a
grandson of Mrs. Emma Jones.
While attending the University
of California at Berkeley he was
called into active duty in the na
val reserve and after graduation
was sent to Midshipmen's school in
New York. He was commissioned
as an Ensign in June 1944 and af'
ter additional training at naval sta
tions in Miami. Syracuse, Philadel
phiaNorfolk and New Orleans, he
was assigned to a new navy vessel
proceeding to the far western Paci
fic area. His vessel recently return
ed to San Francisco from Japan for
repairs. Alvin was born in Heppner
and has visited relatives here many
times during vacations.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Burnham, retired
mining engineer residing in Cotati.
She also attended the University
of Calfornia graduating in October
this year. The bride and groom first
met while students in the univer
sity.
Alvin does not expect to be re
leased from active duty for some
time
RETURN HOME ILL
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Isom and
daughter Harriet returned Sunday
evening from Portland where they
spent Thanksgiving. Mr. Isom and
Harriet have been ill since and have
both been ia bed.
EAT WASHINGTON TURKEY
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barlow and
dauhgter, Mrs. Robert Walker,
spent Thanksgiving at Goldendale
with Robert's parents. Miss Marie
Barlow spent the day with friends
in The Dalles.
Mrs. Anna Bayless returneJ to
her home Tuesday after spending
several weeks with her son at
Monument. Mrs. Bayless will return
to Grant county next week.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our apprec
iation for the kindness shown us
during the illness and death of Mrs.
LundelPs mother, Mrs. Dora Wag
ner of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Algott Lundell
and family.
STOCKMEN!
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only a short time by airplane.
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BE SURE TO HEAR
Earle C. Miller
Evangelist
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Heppner Church of Christ
Beginning
DECEMBER 2
A Revival That Is Different
Challenging Inspirational
Gospel Messages
For the Present Hour
in Sermon and Song
Accompanied by GUITAR and SILVER STEEL SAW
BOYS and GIRLS MEETINGS 7-8 P. M. DAILY
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O. WENDELL HERBISON, Minister
No Services Monday Night
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