Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 29, 1951
Page 4
4-H CLUB NEWS
LENA COOKERETTES
By Marilyn Monagle
A new cooking club was organ
ized by Marie Martin and Mar
ion Brosnan, leader and assist
ant, at the Martin home on But
ter Creek Nov. 27. Six children
were present including Joann
Brosnan, Janice Martin, Christine
Quacrtart Marilyn Monagle,
Francine Francis and Rose Ann
Ayers. .
Christine swaggan was
ed president, Rose Ann Ayers,
vice-president, Joann Brosnan,
secretary and Marilyn Monagle,
reporter. It was decided what
classes to be in. Following the
meeting games were played and
refreshments were served by
Marie Martin. The next meeting
is planned for Dec. 8 at the Mar
ian Brosnan home.
STITCH-IN-TIME CLUB
By Francine Francis
The Butter Creek Stitch-In-Time
club was organized this
week with Mrs. Marian Brosnan,
leader and Mrs. Ranaau jviarun
assistant. They met at the Mar
tin home.
Present were Joann Brosnan,
iwariivn Mnnai?le. Janice Martin,
Francine Francis, Christine Swag-
gart, Roseann Ayers ana lour
mothers. Joann Brosnan was
elected president, Marilyn Mon
agle, vice psesiaeiu, jaiuue
tin, secretary, and Francine Fran
cis, reporter. Table tennis and
other names were played and re
freshments were served.
I Thf npxt meeting will be Satur
day, Dec. 8, 1:30 at Mrs. Marian
Brosnan's home.-
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EXTENSION UNIT TO MEET
The Hpnnner Home Extension
Unit will meet at 1:00 p. m. on
Tuesday December 4 ai ine nome
of Mrs. Loyd BurKenmne.
Mrs. Bonnie Vincent and helper
will demonstrate the use of ready
mixes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruggles
and Connie spent Thanksgiving
in Moro.
County
School News Notes
The executive council of Mor
row County teachers association
under the direction of James van.
over, president of the, county unit
of the Oregon Educational asso
ciation held a meeting in the
lone Public School on Monday
evening for the purpose of in
structing Mrs. Lavern Partlow
an elementary teacher in the
Boardman schools and the county
teachers delegate to the State O.
E. A. delegate assembly to be
held in Portland at Reed college
on December 7 and 8. This will
hp Mrs. Partlow's second succes
sive year to represent the Morrow
County teachers. Several import
ant issues nertenant to educa
tion will be discussed by the
state group and recommendations
that will better the educational
nrotrram will be made.
Others Dresent at the meeting
were Leslie E. Grant, county
superintendent; Henry Osibov,
lone Supt., Carl Schwab, Lexlng
ton Supt.; Frank Ellis, lone teach
er; Floribel McCoy, Irrigon tea
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The lone schools were host to
the committee of teachers of
Morrow County that are respon
sible for the arrangements and
plans for the speech Festival. The
rules and regulations governing
the festival were discussed and
decided upon. It was decided
that the county festival would be
held in lone on the 12th of March.
This would eive the winners
about three weeks to attend the
district meeting to be held in La
firanrle and the State meet to be
held in Salem on April 4 and
The speech committee mem
hers Dresent at the meeting were
Mrs. Gladys Ely, chairman; Mrs.
Joyce Smith, Cyrus Balser and
Leslie E. Grant.
The Morrow County School Di
rectorv has iust been completed
and is available at the County
school offices for anyone that will
have need for teacher and school
Information.
Comins Events Junior Class
play, lone, Friday Nov. 30 at lone
c-vm. Junior Class play, Hepp
ner, Wed. Dec. 5, Heppner gym;
Basketball Jamboree at Ariing
ton's new gym Sat. Dec. 1, 7:00
p. m.; Semi-finals State football
playoff, Pendleton, Sat. Dec. 1,
1:30 p. m.
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RHEA CREEK GRANGE NEWS
Bookworms Meet at
McMurdo Home
Miss Lulu Haeer entertained
thA Rookworn Club at the home
of her sister. Mrs. A. D. McMurdo,
Tuesday evening. The book, "The
Harvest Years," was reviewed Dy
Mrs. Sara E. McNamer. This deals
with social reforms and other de
velopments of the New Deal era
in our government. Twelve mem
bers were present. Mrs. McMurdo
was a guest of the club.
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PARTY HELD
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van Mar-
ter. Jr. entertained with a buffet
supper Wednesday evening in
their apartment in the Lane
building. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Phillin Cohn of Echo: Mr.
and Mrs. Don Hatfield, Lexington;
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gammel, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Thomson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hartman, George
Combs. Condon: Misses Cecelia
Carty, Mary Gunderson, Katie
Carthy, Tom Burns, and Bob Wil
liamson.
Coming Events
Saturday Dec. 1 All Saint's Epis
copal Auxiliary annual bazaar
and tea, 2 p. m. in Parish bouse.
O. E. S. Social club at 8 p. m.
Sunday Dec. 2 Elks memorial
service, 2 p. m.
Monday Dec. 3 Chamber of com
merce, noon at O Donnell s.
Rainbow for Girls.
Tuesday Dec. 4 Home extension
unit, 1 p. m. with Mrs. Loyd
Burkenbine.
Mistletoe Rebekah (Hardman)
will he Flov Privett. Emma White
and Edna Peck. The subject win
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HEPPNER
By Eleanor Rice and Don Blake
Last week we said that every
nue was making plans for a big
Thankseivinc holiday and -this
Monday you could surely tell
that they had it, but by Tuesday
everyone was back to normal.
Thp student council has started
on an improvement campaign of
the school activities. They made
a schedule for the different club
and class meetings, the student
council and the student body
meetings. It was decided that
the student body secretary would
post the minutes of each student
council meeting and a weekly
calendar of events. on the bulletin
board so that everyone will know
about new rules or other things
which may come up.
Mr, Lyons was over from Her
miston again and individual pic
tures were taken, of the juniors,
seniors and faculty for the an
nual. He also retook several pic
tures. 'The Night of January 12th",
the Junior Class play will be pre
sented on December 5th and 6th.
The play has a large cast which
was picked from the whole stu
dent body. Mr. Knight, the direc
tor, has been having rehearsals
every evening.
Heppncr's basketball season
will open with a jamboree at
Arlincton Saturday. December 1st
at 7:30. Arlington, Condon, anoM
Fossil will also be there. The
first game will be Heppner vs.
Arlington and each team will
play every other team for one
quarter.
The Heppner band has also
been invited and is planning to
go.
Mrs. Ben Anderson, chairman
for the coming year of the H. E. C.
of Pomona and Rhea Creek
grange, went to Pendleton on
November 15 to attend the dis
trict H. E. C. conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Clive Huston spent
Thanksgiving at the home of the
Huston's daughter and son-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Parker
in Pasco. Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drake spent
Thanksgiving at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bull of Free
water.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Lovgren went
to the home of her sister Mrs,
Lewis LaTrace for Thanksgiving
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Becket are their
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Johnson and daughter
of Dufur.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Becket
spent Thanksgiving with their
son Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Becket.
Mrs. Marv Wright had as her
guests for Thanksgiving Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wright and son, Mr
and Mrs. Ray Wright and Mr. and
Mrs. Bart Clark and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Wright,
Master elect of Rhea Creek grange
took a load of cattle to Portland
on Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Wright is ill and in
the Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner.
There will be an Extension
meeting at the Rhea Creek grange
hall Wednesday, December 5
starting at 10:00 a. m. Leaders
2:00 p. m.
Wednesday Dec- 5 WSCS of the
Methodist church at 8 p. m. in
parsonage, Mrs. Sorlien hostess.
Thursday Dec. 6 Soroptimlst
noon at O'Donnell s.
Elks ladies night
Friday Dec. 7 San Soucl He-bekah.
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