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NE' FLOWER SHOW SWEEPSTAKES
fON BY MRS RALPH THOMPSON
By ECHO PALMATEER
Irs Ralph Thompson of Hepp
won the sweepstakes at the
iver show Sunday, Sept 14 at
lone Legion hall which was
imsored by the lone Garden
b. The theme of the show was
Irvest Splendor. Mrs Fredrick
rtin was runner up; Mrs Etta
jston had the outstanding hort-
Iture exhibit on cactus danila;
Mrs Elbe Akers the out-
Inding arrangement.
Ribbons were received by the
flowing: Mrs Victor Rietmann,
lue, 4 red and 1 white ribbon;
s Echo Palmateer, l red rib-
Mrs Louis Carlson 1 blue,
red and 1 white; Mrs Omar
tmann 1 blue, 3 red and 2
ite; Mrs Etta Huston 7 blue,
red and 6 white; Mrs Cecil
orne 1 blue, 2 red and 2 white;
s Ralph Thompson 8 blue, 4
ip and 4 white; Mrs O L Lun
ill 1 blue, 9 red and 3 white;
Js William Rawlins 7 blue, 2
tl and 3 white; Mrs Harold
fbyns 1 blue; Mrs Fredrick
irtin 7 blue, 9 red and 5 white;
s Paul Pettyjohn 3 blue, 2 red
Hd 1 white; Mrs Earl McKin
fciy 1 blue and 2 white; Mrs Dale
Sty 1 blue and 1 white; 'Mrs
Ljna Lindstrom 1 red; William
iwlins 3 blue, 1 red ana 2
Aite.
llalph Martin 1 blue, 3 red and
i white; Mrs Walter Dobyns 1
le; Mrs Fannie Griffith 1 red
d 2 white; Mrs Wate Crawford
lue and 2 white; anonymous
lue; Mrs A W McLeod 1 white;
s Elbe Akers 3 blue, 2 red and
hite; Noel Dobyns 1 blue rlb-
n. Mrs W E Melena 3 red and
s Garland Swanson 1 blue and
white ribbons..
n the children's division Ste
en Linastrom l Diue ana l
Carol Rawlins 2 red. and
white; Connie Emert 1 blue
oustanding arrang e m e n t
arles Nelson 1 red; Susan
ndstrom 1 blue; Tom Rawlins
hite; Bob Dobbs 1 white; Tom
wlins 1 blue and John Raw
lins 1 white. In the children sun
flower division were Russian sun
flower, first grade, Teresa Tuck
er, 1st; Anita Crawford 2nd and
Kristin Nelson 3rd; red sunflow
er, 2nd and 3rd grades, John
Rawlins 1st, Carol Rawlins 2nd
and John Gaarsland 3rd; mari
golds, the 4th and 5th grades,
Tom Rawlins 1st; zinias 6th and
7th grades, Ralph Martin 1st.
The program conducted by Mrs
Ernest Heliker consisted of piano
solos by Karen Lundell; songs
by Dianna Pettyjohn, Jean Mar
tin, Linda Halvorsen, Lona White
and Dalene McDonald accom
panied by Karen Lundell; piano
solos were played by Arleta Me
Cabe, Susan Lindstro mand Mari
lyn Morgan.
Refreshments were served from
a table decorated with wheat,
fruit and vegetables. Mrs Walter
Roberts and Mrs Cecil Thorne
poured.
Mrs O L Lundell had charge
of the guest book. There were
131 registered. The judges were
Mrs Tellefson and Mrs Myers of
Hermiston. They were luncheon
guests of Mrs Carl Bergstrom.
Mrs William Rawlins, presi
dent of the Garden club gave a
talk and presented prizes. Mrs
Hnrold Dobyns was the general
chairman.
The exhibits consisted of hor
ticulture, garden bouquets, junior
gardeners, arrangements and
table settings..
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P
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specifically designed for
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State Rebekah
President Visits
lone Lodge. Thursday
Mrs Edna Oster of Markham,
president of the Rebekah Assem
bly of Oregon, paid her official
visit of Bunchgrash Rebekah
lodge Thursday evening, Sept 11
at a special meeting. Visitors
were there from Hermiston, Hep
pner and Lexington.
At the meetin'g, Mrs Oster gave
a talk, an adenda was given
in her honor by members of the
lodge and she was presented
with a gift from the lodge by
Mrs Ernest Heliker, Noble Grand.
Mrs Paul Pettyjohn and daugh
ter, Dianna, sang "Invisible
Hands," accompanied by Mrs
Cleo Drake; a skit was given by
Mrs Althea Kirk and Mrs Lillian
Smith of Hermiston. The hall was
decorated with oak branches and
imitation blue birds, the presi
dent's emblems.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs Milton Morgan, Mrs Berl
Akers, Mrs L A McCabe, Mrs
Lloyd Morgan and Mrs Ida Coleman.
A potluck supper preceded the
meeting in honor of the presi
dent at the Omar Rietmann home.
Those assisting rs Rietmann were
Mrs Charles O'Connor and Mrs
Harvey Ring. Mrs Oster was a
guest at the Ernest Heliker home
while here.
I Several members of Bunch
I grass lodge attended Holly lodge
Ill tlCAUllUH ih.uih.puuj
California Girl
Tells Engagement to
Richard Kononen
Mr and Mrs George R Barkhorn
of Stockton, Calif are announcing
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Barbara Ann, to Mr Richard
LaVerne Kononen of Heppner,
Oregon.
The young couple met in the
fall of 1956 while attending Ore
gon State college. Mr Kononen
"pinned" his future bride at
Christmas of that year.
Miss Barkhorn is now a junior
on the Corvallis campus, enrolled
in child development and nursery
school work, while her fiance is
a senior in the school of phar
macy. She now belongs to the Assoc
iated Women Students and As
sociated Independent Students
at Oregon State, is social chair
man of the living group, and
participated in freshman orien
tation. Her future husband, son of Mrs
C W Cox of Heppner, is a grad
uate of Heppner high school
where he was active in athletics,
served as student body president
and yearbook editor.
He belongs to Theta Xi frater
nity, in which he has held sev
oral posts, and is a member of
Phi Kappa Psi, national phar
macy honorary. He also served as
"senator" representing the school
of pharmacy in the Associate
Students senate.
His sister, Shirley Carol, is
Miss Barkhorn's roommate at the
college. He is the grandson of
Mr and Mrs William Cunning
ham of Heppner.
Wedding plans are indefinite
at the present time.
Sorority Hears of
Educational Program
The Beta Omega Chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Sept
3 at the home of Mrs Eileen
Hudson with Mrs Eulenna Corley
president, presiding.
Mrs Donna Peterson gave a
report on the educational pro
gram for the year and passed
handbooks for the year.
The social chairman, Mrs Mari
lyn Rietmann, presented her pro
gra mfor the year.
The Eastern Oregon district
council is meeting in Arlington
on Sept 14and the state council
meeting is in The Dalles on Sept
27 and 28. ..
For the educational program,
Joan Wright gave a report on
"What s New in Medicine. j
Mrs Mary McLeod and Mrs
Virginia George were co-hostess.
Jasper Myers to
Note Anniversary
A silver wedding anniversary
reception will be held Sunday,
Sept 21 in honor of Mr and Mrs
Jasper Myers of Butter Creek.
An open house will be held at
their home from 2 to 5 oclock
with friends and neighbors invited.
Arlington Site of
District Sorority
Meeting Sunday
Eastern Oregon District Coun
cil meeting of Epsilon Sigma Al
pha was held in Arlington at the
home of Mrs Margaret Marsten
Sunday, Sept14. Forty nine mem
bers were served luncheon
around Mrs Marstens swimming
pool. '
Those attending from Beta Om
ega Chapter of lone were Mrs
Peck Leathers, Eastern Oregon
District council president; Mrs
Eldon Padberg, corresponding
secretary; Mrs Walter Corley, Mrs
Joe Hausler, Mrs David McLeod,
Mrs Delmer Crawford, Mrs Robert
Hoskins, Mrs Robert Rietmann,
and Mrs Art Warren.
ing, Sept 10 also the convention
at Hardman, Sept 15.
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helping you select the
plan that's best for you.
And, if he recommends
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, Guild Hears Report
!On Plate Sale
i
St Monica Guild met at the
home of Mrs James Norene Tues
1 day night, Sept 16, at 8:00 p m.
Those present were Mrs P W Ma
honey, Mrs John Pfeiffer, Mrs
iH?rold Wright, Mrs Frank An
i derson, Mrs James J Farley, Mrs
Merritt Gray, Mrs Bob Jones, Mrs
Floyd Jones, Mrs LaVerne Van
Marter and president, Mrs Nor
ene. A favorable report was made
on the sale of the court house
souvenir plates.
' It was decided that the dolls
for the drawing at the annual
'( hiistmas bazaar would be on
: display by Oct 15, at the Wes
tern Auto Store.
I Refreshments were served.
Bridal Shower Held
For Miss Anderson
Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs Roger
Palmer, and Mrs Elmer Palmer
entertained Saturday evening at
the Becket home with a bridal
shower honoring Miss Dee Ander
son, v
Guests were Mrs Ron Hague
wood, Mrs Ben Anderson, Mrs
Dick Wilkinson, Mrs E E Gonty,
Mrs James Thomson, Mrs C H
Frlvett, Mrs Archie Padberg, Mrs
Fred Parrish, Mrs F E Parker,
Mrs D E Husdon, Mrs Al Parent,
Miss Carol Anderson, and Mrs
Frvin Anderson. Refreshments
were served and games were
played. Prizes were won by Mrs
Padberg, Mrs Parent, Mrs Parker,
Mrs Privett, and the honoree.
Mrs Marshall
Entertains Club
Msr Bernard Marshall enter
tained her bridge club last Fri
day evening.
Those attending were Mrs
Marshall Lovgren, Mrs Fred Gim
bel, Mrs Glen Ward, Mrs Ned
Sweek, Mrs Creston Robinson,
Mrs Pat O'Brien, Mrs Bill Heath.
Mrs Robinson won high for the
evening, Mrs Sweek second, and
Mrs O'Brien low.
lone News
Students attending and plan
ning to attend college this fall
are: University of Orecon Shar
on Cutsforth and Mardine Baker,
Oregon State Ldrry Rietmann
and Dick Ekstrom. EOCE Bill
Salter, Dick Sherer, Robert Hub
bard and Kay Sherer. Pacific Uni
versity Judy Mason, Ernest
Drake and Berl Akers. OTI at
Klamath Falls Wavne Riet
mann, Paul Millar, Leland Mc
Kinney, Keith Rea. Lov Keene
and Ann Belle Coleman. Willam
ette University Garry White.
Whitman College Julie Riet
mann. Stanford University
Duane Baker. University of Port
landDennis Swanson.
Mrs Ldna Turner and Mrs
Nora Turner of Heppner showed
slides on their trip to Central
America at the Topic club meet
ing at the Roy Lindstrom home
Saturday Sept 13. The pictures
jwere taken on their trip there
! a year ago. At the business meet
ing conducted by Mrs Dixon
Smith, president, plans were
made for Know Your Library
Week at the public library. The
roll call was answered by giving
a current event. Mrs Lindstrom
and Mrs Smith were the hos
tesses. Marilyn Morgan, assisted by
Da lone McDonald, conducted the
church school at the community
church Sunday morning. The fol
lowing children gave reports on
their church camps this summer, '
Linda Halvorsen, Roland Ek-!
stroni and Stephen Lindstrom
went to Camp Adams near Mol
alia; Ralph Martin to Camp Mc
gruder near Rockaway; and Jean
and Melvin Martin to Suttle Lake
near Sisters.
The members of the public li
brary board entertained the fac
ulty of the lone school at a
coffee hour at the library Wed
nesday afternoon, Sept 10. Re
freshments were served from a
table with a center piece of pink
mums. Several books have been
purchased for the library and
new island shelves have been
installed. The library will be
open each Wednesday morning
10 A M to 11:30 A M beginning
Sept 24. Oilier days open are
Mondays and Thursdays from 3
to 5 P M.
Robert and Susan Baker, child
ren of Mr and Mrs David Baker
underwent tonsillectomy operat
ions in Portland last week.
Mi' end Mrs Stuert Aldrich of
112 lo;th 51 Street, Seattle, Wash
are the parents of a son, Darrell
Lee, born Sept 11. Weight 6 lb
and 9 oz. Mrs Monetta Aldrich
of lone and Mrs Clara Tomkins
of Seattle are the grandparents.
Fred Ely visited his brother
Charles Ely in Pendleton last
week. Charles Ely, who is a resi
dent of the Odd Fellows home in
Portland came to Pendleton with
ihe group to attend the Round-
Up. , I
HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday, September 18, 1958 5
Boardman Notes
By MARY LEE MARLOW
The Boardman Garden club
met Monday evening at the home
of Mrs Claud Coats, with Mrs
Russell Miller as co-hostess. Roll
call was answered by giving the
name of an herb. A report was
given that the club won second
on its booth at the fair. The club
voted to cooperate with the Till!
cum club in plans to put a rail
ing on the east side of the city
park, but was not in favor of a
fence around the park. Mrs Flor
ence Root was appointed to con
tact Ronald Black, FFA Instructor
at the high school, to see if his
class would be interested in mak
ing some benches for the park,
material to be furnished by the
Garden club. A discussion was
held on how to prepare gardens
for whiter.
The Tillicum club met Tuesday
evening of last week at the home
of Mrs Joe Tatone, with 11 mem
bers present. Mrs Ray Gronquist
read the "Collect", Mrs Tatone,
who is third vice-president of
the Oregon Federation of Wo
men's clubs, presented the club
with an award for one hundred
percent participation and out
standing work in all projects and
deportment. The award was sign
ed by Mrs Genevieve Burnaf of
Corvallis, second vice-president
of the Federation.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs Dewey West,
Sept 23.
Mr and Mrs O H Street of
Tualatin were visitors at the
home of Mr and Mrs Earl Briggs
over the weekend.
' Mrs Kent Campbell and daugh
ter Joanie of Roseburg visited
at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr and Mrs Elvin Ely,
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Warren Dillon and
children Debbie and Jimmie of
Bonneville were weekend visitors
nt the home of Dillon's parents,
Mr and Mrs Charlie Dillon, and
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr
and Mrs Jack Getz.
Mr and Mrs Russell DeMauro
and daughters Anna Marie and
Donna of Hood Rver visited Mrs
DeMauro's brothers and sisters-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Ralph Skou
bo and Mr and Mrs Ed Skoubo,
Saturday.
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The club voted to contribute
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high school football games.
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