Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 28, 1953
Pegs 3
A. Shirley; presentation of 8th
grade diplomas by Garnet Bar
ratt; salutatory address by
Michael Reininger; Triumphant
by school band; Valedictory ad
dress by Donald Bristow; pre
senting of class of 1953 and the
awards by Henry Osibov; presen
Graduation
I Friday
By Echo Palmateer
iation exercises were held tation of diplomas by Berl Akers,
: at the school with the fol- Those receiving awards were:
program: Processional Citizenship cup by sophomore
ind circumstance by the c lass; Citizenship Plaque, Wilda
Dana; invocation by Rev.Dalzell and Donald Bristow; band1
award, Dennis Swanson; type
writing, Dorothy Dobyns; coaches
trophy, Duane Baker; activities
Ernest Drake; history, Lawrence
Jones; American Legion essay,
Dorothy Dobyns, Dennis Swanson
in 1st division and Ernest Drake
and Alvin McCabe in the 2nd.
The commencement address
was given by Wallace McCiea
superintendent of schools in Pen
dleton. A reception followed the
program.
Lloyd Morgan is in Portland
Mrs. Golda Eubanks left Mon
day for The Dalles and Portland.
George Ely returned home last
week from Salem where he visit
ed his son Francis Ely, and from
Coos Bay where he visited his
brother Charles Ely.
Mrs. Lana Padborg spent the
weekend in Condon with her
daughter, Mrs. Harlan Devine.
Mrs. Omar Rietmann is home
from the hospital in Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corley and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaars-
land and family.'and Mr. and Mrs.
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OREGON STATE COLLEGE Automobile engine wear Will be
studied at Oregon State college with the use of radioactive piston
rings. This study should contribute to improving engine life. R. W.
Peterson, graduate student from Portland, and Milosh Popovich, OSC
mechanical engineer, are shown inspecting research equipment. The
lead shield around the equipment Is for the protection of workers in
tiloHntT r, n fro nr ri efrtn onH fViA mlrtAi ff rtlteartH 1 rr Anororlnna Pta t
uavid McLeoti ond family spent j ect ls uncIer tne supervision of the OSC engineering experiment station.
sunuay wun ivir. arm mis. w. u.
Seehafer near Bickleton. Wash.
Mrs. Ray Heimbigner enter- -Mr- and Mrs. Harlan Crawford,
tained the Arnica Club at her' Mr. and Mrs. Tad Miller, Mr. and
home Wednesday May 20, With
Mrs. Lloyd Rice as co-hostess.
The club celebrated their 10th an
niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ball and
two daughters of Yakima, Wash,
are visiting relative shere.
Mrs. Ernest Heliker and Mrs.
Echo Palmateer returned home!
Mrs. Pete Cannon. Mr. and Mrs,
Wate Crawford and sons Arthur
and Sam, Miss Wilda Dalzell and
Clyde Crawford.
Mrs. Carl Feldman of Sunny
vale, Calif., is visiting here.
Ellis Ball is a patient in the
hospital in Heppner.
Rollo Crawford and Robert Riet-
charge of the program.
Those graduating from the 8th
grade are Sue Coleman, Judy
Howton, Carol McCoy Virginia
Griffin, Paul Miller, Loy Keene,
Peggy Allen, Wayne Ball, Bill
Brannon, Leland McKinney, Julie
Rietmann, Bill Salter, Richard
Sherer. Clarence Weitmeier is
their teacher.
Plans for the teachers in the
lone schools for the summer are:
the 20th of June and will then
attend summersdiool in Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osibov
will move to Colton June 10 and
jinen go to Talo Alto, where he
will attend the Stanford Univer
sity. They will live at 579 Lausen
Palo Alto ot the Alpha Delta Phi
house around June 20 and cor
dially invite any one going there
to stop and visit them.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Weite
meir will build a new home at
Milton and will also take a trip
to Ohio to visit a son.
Mrs. Vomer Troedson enter
tained a group of friends Monday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Carl
Feldman of Sunnyvale, Calif. She
served tea, coffee and cookies.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matthews
and daughters are spending a
few days in Portland where he
went for treatment on his foot.
Mrs. Vomer Troedson attended
the show Guys and Dolls in Port
land last week. She was accom
panied by Mrs. Emile Grosjiens
of Heppner.
James Mallon will teach the
7th and 8th grades here next year
and his wife Shirley will teach
the 1st and 2nd grades. They
taught at the Mt. Hood school
this year.
Guests at the Wm. Bergstrom
home last week were Mrs. E. T.
Land and daughter Mrs. Ray Hall
and her daughter Janet of Port
Orchard, Wash., and Mrs. O. G.
Bergstrom of Portland. They
came for Rudy Bergstrom's grad
uation.
Mr .and Mrs. Berl Akers and
daughter, Bonnie, were in The
Dalles one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
were recent visitors in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmateer
and children made a trip to Yak
ima Sunday.
irom l'ortiana monctay wnere mann auenaeu tne stage snow rs Maureen Nelson will attend
they attended the Rebekah As- Guys and Dolls in Portland last Greeley Teachers college at
sembly as delegates from Bunch- week. 'Greeley, Colorao and visit at her
grass Rebekah lodge. They also I Mrs. Edith Nichoson, Mrs. Earl home in N. D.; Mr. and Mrs.
saw the stage show Guys and McCabe, Mrs. Robert Jepsen, Mrs. 'Eugene Gelirke and son will visit
Dolls. Mrs. Heliker visited with Cecil Thome and Mrs. Gordon jn jowa an(i he will attend the
relatives and friends in Portland .White attended an auxiliary i!nivritv nf nmmin- the naviri
Monument Legion
Auxiliary Elects
New Officers
By Millie Wilson
At the last meeting of the Le-
honoring Bill Hubbard, Gene
Doherty, Harlan Crawford and
Billy Joe Rietmann who are leav
ing May 21st for the army. Music
was furnished by Gene Rietmann
and his orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Crawford
returned from Timberline and
Portland last Thursday. They are
now living in Heppner.
gion Auxiliary unit in Monument
the following officers were elect
ted: President, Martha Matte
son; vice president, Irene For-
rest; sec-treasury, Clinta Mellor;
I corresponding secretary, Fayr
jSweek; historian, Floss Gilman;
: sergeant at arms, Pearl Stubble
j field. Installation was held at the
j Jessie 'R. Unit 85 at Mt Vernon
;May 20th. Those from Monument
attending were Martha Matteson,
Fayr Sweek, Chrystle Enright,
Jovan Enright, Goldie Round and
Clinta Mellor. There were rep
resentatives from four Units at
the installation; Mt. Vernon,
Monument, Dayville, and Kin
zua. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lesley and
children are moving to Arcada,
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Continued from Last Week
The Maranatha club met at the
Community church basement on
Wednesday May 13. Projects for
the church was discussed. It was
decided to wait until this fall and
help the church board with the
new flooring for the church build
ing. Alter the business meeting
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Noel Dobyns and Mrs. Walter
and Tillamook and Mrs. Palma-1 meeting at Mission one evening Raskjns wjn visit in Minn., and ! Dobyns. Mrs. E. M. Baker received
teer visited her sister, Mrs. Hazel . last week.
Beers in Eagle Creek. Others
from here who attended the con
vention were Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Lundell, Mrs. Lundell received
day of last week.
the degree of Chivalry there, Mrs. Dates to remember:
i return to Portland for summer
Billy Joe Rietmann, Harlan scrlool; Hubert Thoreson will visit
Crawford, Gene Doherty and Bill at his hime in 0riska, N. D., and
Hubbard left for the Army Thurs-;attend tne North Dakota Univer-
Cleo Drake, Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn
Mrs. Wallace Matthews, Mrs. Ida
Coleman and Fred Ely. Other
members of Bunchgrass lodge at
tending were Mrs. Verda Ritchie
May 30 Memorial services at
the athletic field at 10:30 a. m.
June 2 Auxiliary meeting at 2
p. m. at the Legion hall.
June 5 Garden club tour with
of Portland and W. B. Rice of The pot luck dinner at the Valby
Dalles
N. A. Leech of Portland was
presented with a 50 year button
Lutheran church in Gooseberry.
Installation for the officers
was held at a P-TA meeting Wed-
at the Masonic meeting last nesday evening of last week with
week. He was accompanied by Mrs. E. M. Baker as installing of
his brother, John Leech, who waslficer. Those installed were Fred-
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Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsay
were Union visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yarnell and
rick Martin, president; Mrs. Al
fred Nelson, vice president; and
Mrs .Herbert Ekstrom, secretary
treasurer. Harlan McCurdy and
Elton were guests at the home of i Mrs. E. M. Baker were presented
their son and family, Mr. and, with past president pins. Other
Mrs. Clifford Yarnell of Vancou- numbers on the program were:
ver, Wash, last week
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ward of
Prairie City, were here last week.
He has been elected as superin
tendent of the schools here.
Around fifteen men of the com
munity worked at the cemetery
Monday making repairs and
cleaning up. A pot luck dinner
was served at noon at the Re
bekah hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Crawford
entertained the following at a
dinner at their home Tuesday
evening of last week in honor of
Circus Day skit by 1st and 2nd
grade room; accordion solo by
Mrs. Earl McKinney. Plans were
made for the school picnic Wed
nesday May 27.
Around 32 people attended the
Mothers Tea at the Legion hall
Tuesday afternoon May 18. An
Auxiliary film was shown, Mrs.
L. L. Howton and Mrs. Claude
Riley sang a duet and Mrs. Omar
Rietman gave a reading. Mrs.
Arvilla Swanson and Mrs. Sam
Esteb poured. Mrs. Walter Corley
and Mrs. Corliss McLeod had
sity; Mrs. Franklin Ely will be
at her home on the ranch until
the door prize
Mrs. Henry Peterson is visiting
at the home o fher daughter Mrs.
John Skugeski of Portland.
A farewell dance was given at
the Legion hall Saturday night
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