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School Guidance Session Planned At Boardman
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A gulvUnc K-ln covering
I tr'a ration fur collrfe or other
training beyond in high schoul
rVr Hill b Mi for th. tU-
1mti t4 Riverside high school.
01 T tt I 1 m. Prtncijl Jack
Flue announced that vltittng
team from the state system f
hither education has bc-n in
vited to conduct the meeting,
Itrprewntatlvet from the state
at hoola will explain their respec
live academic offerings and point
up each Institution' specific re
quirements, Opportunity for
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qurtiiun by student U given
10 rrmtde individual guidance.
Th Irr.putianc of education Ue
)ord hli'h arhoul and the ur
gry tl adequate prestation
early in the hfrh rhl r
lll te enflained. A description
of what that -adequate prepar
atiun" entail, career pppurtunl
tie. ctMia, scholarships, and
mechanics of school application
and entrance will be strewed.
Thee Informative sciudona are
conducted annually In the high
school a part of the regular
guidance program. They repre
sent a combined effort by the
ktate system of higher education
and the high school to better
prepare high echool atudenta for
their future careers. The program
preaenta complete Information
on the educational opportunities
provided at public expense with
in the state.
rias officers have been elec
ted at Riverside high achool as
follows: Seniors president. Jim
Miller; vice president. Linda
Warner; aecretarytreaaurer.
Carolvn Baker: student body rep
resentative. Rodney Flug; class
advi. r. lU-urrt Strut and Jack
Flug Junior president. Keith
CrunouUt: h president. Ray
Makln; secretary. Ann
Sthmedcr: treaurer. Sandra
Creamer; representative. UU
Ahervromhle; advisers. Lester
Lavern raniow
Sophomors pre sldent. Lynn
11. .!,. i .uresldent. Jim Hoff
man; secretary treasurer. Janice
Parker; representative, jonnn
raniow; adviser. Ruth Coy and
Ronald Black. Freshman pres
Sandra Thorpe; vice-presi
dent. Allyn Hobbs; secretary.
Sharon Inavan; treasurer.
Marie Woolen; representative.
pat Miller; advisers. Dells una
n.t niias Haverlsnd.
Band council of the Riverside
high achool band aw as follows:
president. Carolyn Baker; vice
president. Keith Cronqulst; sec
retary treasurer, Linda Warner;
publicity manager. Sandl Davis.
Other officers are: band librar
ian. Chloe McQuaw; assistant
librarian. Janice Farkcr; cus-
todlan. Barbara Davis.
The Riverside high acnooi
band has played at two foot-
Lexington News
By DCLFHA JOSES
Mr and Mrs Gar Lea !
PurterMile. California at
1 1 .... a i ft ih.-v attrfulid
heir aun'a wedding.
Lakexlew, were visitors In Lex
ington last we.-k with their
grandsons Hugo and Creg Leva.
Mrs Chapman of lloluruok.
California also visited in Lexing
ton over the weekend where she
attended the wedding of her
grandson Gregory Leyvs.
Mr and Mrs Kmery Burnide
of Spray attended the wedding
of her granddaughter. Barbara
Steagall In Heppner.
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Rich-
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ball games, presenting the half
time program, at the Riverside
lone game, and the Riverside.
rkUh came. They will go to
v i.i tilav Sent 30.
A Riverside high school choir
u-ni be organized in tne near
future, and will practice during
activity period.
Mr and Mrs Bill Callff and
children Matt. Stevle. Vickie and
Rene of Estacada were week
end visitors at the homes of Mrs
Ci.liff's mother. Mrs Louise Ear
wood, and her brother-in-law
and sister. Mr and Mrs Don
Downey.
The county extension unit held
Its first meeting of the year
Tuesday of last week at the
home of Mrs Earl Brlgk's. Co
hostesses were Mrs Nathan
Thorpe. Mrs Everett Daniels and
Mrs G C Delta. Subject was
"Rally Round the Barbecue." The
ladies served "Hunter's GuMon",
with graham crackers and
toasted marshmallow filling, cel
ery sticks and coffee. There were
12 members present. Mrs Jennie
McQuaw, Portland, was a guest
Mrs Ronald Black opened the
meeting with an "eye opener",
subject of which was 'The Art
of Conversation." Each monthly
meeting in the future will be
started with one of these openers.
Project leaders were selected
for this year. Leaders of next
month's meeting will be Mrs
Dewey West and Mrs Walter
Hayes. Subject will be "Food
labels tell the Inside story". The
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs West, and will start at
10:30 a m, with the demonstra
tion In the afternoon.
Boardman residents were sur
nrtspft to find the first fog of
the season Sunday morning. The
sun soon drove it away, now-
ever, and the rest of the day
was clear.
rl.lerfer art family t.f The
lUlles spent the wc-kind with
her mthr, Mr tlmm Br
shear and attended the wcdling
f hi-r l Uve m i iner.
Mr and Mr O W Cutsforih
jei.tciUined on Wednesday nk'ht
iWIih a dinner hntiini Mr
jCutf, nh tn her birthday. Those
lnwi;t were Mr and Mrs Armin
Uil.liifi. Mr and Mt 4. ml Jin-,
and thildren and Mr and Mr
HU.'o Leyv4 if Likeiew. One
lleiiker, Pat and Russell KU-'
ersr.y and Hugo Leva. John KU-j
kenny. small n of Mr and Mr
Bob Kilkenny I a pstlent In '
Pioneer Memorial hospital fol-j
loulng a serious avident at hi
ranch hme. Dr Donald Smith,
of Pendleton was called In for,
consultation on the case. i
Ramona Smith, small tlaugh- j
ter of Mr and Mr Walter Smith.'
underwent a tonslleetomy at
TUiurr Memorial hospital one
day last week.
Civile Jackson of Hermlston ,
was a Lexington visitor one day
last week. j
rvanna Steacail and Butch
Hatch of Portland were weekend
Wtor In U-xington.
Sunday was promotion Sunday!
at the Christian Church Sunday
school. Also present for the
morning services wa Dowell
Callls. a student of Northwest
Christian College.
The kindergarten classea are
eettlm? well underway with 10
children enrolled. These classes
are held In the church parlors
and are open to anyone who
wishes to enroll. At the present
time the classes start at 9 a m
and are dismissed at 11:30 a m.
On Wednesday nlcht of last
week. Mrs Harry Green was en
tertained with a stork shower at
the church parlors. The hostesses
were Rena and Betty Marquarai
nnd Mitzle reck and assisting
that evening was Shirley Mc
Carl. Games were played, and
after she opened her many fine
gifts refreshments or puncn, cot
fee and a verv orettv stork dec
orated cake, were served. Mr and
Mrs Green have adopted a Kor
ean baby and expecting It to
be In the plane arriving the
last of October. There were 21
quests present.
Mr and Mrs Walter Beck of
Stockton, California have been
recent guests of Mr and Mrs Oris
Padberg. Mrs Beck Is a sister of
Mrs Padberg. One day while
here they were guests of Mr and
Mrs L D Vinson, daughter and
family of Mr and Mrs Oris Pad
berg at Monument. Also they
all visited at the Charlie Pad
berg and Eldon Padberg homes.
On Sunday, Mr and Mrs Oris
Padberg entertained also Mr and
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PudtH-rg nd daughter. Maty Mr and Mr Wm UU and
lrlyi Tu.Ur of lleppnrr. B-vHy DaMd. were Grand-
Mr and Mr. IVlbcrt Hutt .f,lrw. Washington WHora Sun-
itUnd were vl.ltors at tneiil.ty.
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the latest editions of the f
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