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Program Features Russia Pictures
if Mil clmci currrm
lONr At the iruultf meellni
of the lone 1TA la( Wnirwaday
evening, taped lMiur bv
Strwart Bletlaoe was preaented
alonif ih iilrturea whUh ha
had -Kn during a tour of Hu
aia 1hec Mdufri rre eie
tally lntrrailnir to thla farming
community aa they show ihe au
MlUn rffrrte of communlam
on agriculture.
Election of officers waa held
Mra. t.rnrat Chrlaloph a r a o n,
i.rrtl.lrnt: Mra. James IVttyJohn,
vice irraldfM. and Mra. liryre
Krrni, arm-tary. The fifth and
aUlh grade mothers had charge
of the rrfrrahments.
Mra. Clara Klnralri. Mho rnt
aevrrat months at the himpltal
In lli'PNtrr durlnit the winter,
hat returned to hr ranch home
wulh of lone. Mra. Jrffeoat of
lirpimrr la ataylnir with her
Mrs. Char Ira O'Connor, worthy
matron of Locuat Chapter.
and Mra. liny W. Llndatrom.
chairman of the credentials
committee, attended a reception
at the llella O K.S. Chapter Frl
day evenlntf.
The Garden club mH Tuadav
at the home of Mr W. II. Wolff
at Heppner. Mra. Herman Win
ter wna co hmteas. Mra. Freder
Irk Martin, DlatrM Director of
the Blue Mountain IMatrlct, re
ported on her actlviilea in tie
half of the dlatrlrt. The program
waa bawd on the theme, "Hirda"
and Mra. Wm. Kawllna Rave the
program. Member a were urged
to attend the district meeting at
Umatilla on April 14. A Plant
ale la planned for April 2A at
the Bulldera' Supply building1 In
lone. Pie and coffee will alao
be served. Cuest were Mra.
Jamea Drlaooll and Mra. One
Winter.
Mr. and Mm Thill Ernert are
enlovlnif a vlalt from their dau
abler Ix-lorea. who la employed
at a day numery In Halem. fih
aim) doea volunteer work at tha
blind achool where her brother,
I'hll Jr.. la employed ami
brought three of the pupils from
there home with her for a vtalt.
They are Tatty Charpontlcr of
Portland. Mary Aleile of Alaaka.
and Danny Kalkkala of Aatorla
Carl Troedaon haa been quite
111 at hla farm home, Buffering
an attack of flu.
Mr. and Mra. Norman Nclaon
and family made a trip thla
week to .Salem and Oak Orove
to vtalt relative.
Mr. and Mra. Robert h-u-n
en toyed weekend vtalt from
Mra. Jeparna parenta, Mr. ana
Mra. C. L. Lleuallrn. of IVndle-
ton.
Club Studiee foflqn Policies
luoif ( luh met Kridav at the
borne of Mra. M. II Cotter, wit
Mra. Norman Nelaon and Mra,
Roy W. Llndatrom aa rohoateaa
ea. Mra. Konani manop, lone u
brarian. re I ted on the work
khou for librarians which ahe
attended on the ampin of Kaat
ern flreiron t ollcife. Ine aiaien
that thoae attending received 12
houra of Instruction from MLm
Klliabeth Krldly of the Oregon
State Library ataff. Mra. Nor
man Nelaon gave a very Inter
eatlna- urogram. "Making our
forelsn policy In a nuciea
aire. Thla waa baaed on the
"Creat ivclalons" and tnone
DN-aent were atked to mark
oDlnlon ballot. The next meet
nir of the club will oe me urai
Friday In April at the Paul Tews
home.
The Topic Club will have
aoclal meeting In the afternoon
of Aorll 16.
Mra. Milton Morgan returned
home Saturday evening from
few day atay at The Dalle
hospital. Her daughter, Mra
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Keith Teck, of Portland, aceom
panled her home and will re
main fr a ahort time.
Congregation of the United
Church of Chrtat enloyed an II
luatrated lecture on India at the
church Sunday evening It Wa
given by Mlaa Ruth Bailey, dlr
ector of Chrlatlan Education for
the Oregon Conference. The lee
lure wa preceded by a pot luck
upper.
MMt'lai Ienten aorvlrea are
being held thla week on Mon-
day, Tueaday and Thursday at
wa mainour church.
Mr. and Mra. Eugene Dockter
and daughter are spending tha
cnooi vacation at Rupert, Ida
bo, vlaiting Mr. Dockter'a fain
lly.
Mr. and Mra. Rod Murrav hav
aiao oeen visiting In Idaho.
Terry O'Connor, who attenda
St. Helena Hall In Tort land, la
pending aprlng vacation with
her parenta. Mr. and Mra
Char lea O'Connor.
Mr. and Mra. Hugh Salter are
enjoying a vlalt from their aon,
Wm. Salter, who la an Instruc
tor In hlaturv In thr Foreut
tirove.lllgh achool.
Mra. Howard Adama and aev
en children of Tortland arc the
gueata of her brother In law and
lter, Mr. and Mra. Robert Hoa
Klna. Mra. Rav Turner and uina
Mike and Monte of Eugene, are
viaiung ner parenta, Mr. and
un. him Drake.
Mr. and Mra. Don Laraon nf
wenatchee, wn., are the gueata
or ner parenta. Mr. and Aim K
M. Baker.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Lunrfoll
oi AiiiwauKee made a brief vbv
li here Sunday to visit Mr. I nn.
aeiia lather. E. R. Lundell and
ira. Lunueire mother, Mra. C.
w. awanaon. who la a patient
in inr noaDitai ai iiennner. Thov
found her aomewhat improved.
Air. Hoy w. Llnd.itcom and
aaugntera. Suaan and Christ in.
drove to Tacoma Saturday.
where Suaan vlaited her broth
er, Stephen, a aophomore at
'Lu., and Mra. Llndatrom and
hrlatlna vlaited her aister ln
aw, Mra. Frank Hellna in Se.
altle.
Mr. and Mra. Kenneth KUnger
nd aon Michael of Tasco. vis
ited over the week-end with
his parents. Mr. and Mra. Ken-1
neth Kltnger of Lexington and
her parenta, Mr. and Mra. Earl
MrCabe of lone.
The following euest.i came to
lone to help Mra. Edith White
lebrate her birthday: her bro
ther and wife, Mr. and Mra. Fred
Anderson of Trosser, and their
auchters. Kathv and Ina Blake
ly, her alater, Miaa Imogene
Moony of Heppner. and her dau
ghter-ln-law, Mrs. Gordon White
of Portland.
THE lc5r
HEPPNER
GAZETTE-TIMES
Heppner, Oregon 9783G, Thursday, March 17, 1966
See. 2
Boardman City Council Business
Includes Plan to Move to New Hall
Br MART LIE MARLOW
BOARDMAN At apeclal
meeting of the City Council laat
week. Mayor Dewey Weat waa
given the go ahead for purch
asing furniahlnga for the new
city hall. Tlana are for the move
to the new hall to be made
thla week.
Franchlaea for underground
telephone and electric facilities
were dlscuanod. and Mayor Weat
and M. D. Van Valkenburgh,
city attorney, were appointed to
meet with the utility companies
and work up the franchise ordi
nances. Mayor Weat gave reports on
the move-out date and report
ed that the clearing contract for
the old town of Boardman would
be let by June, TJ67. All people
planning to be moved ahould be
gone by then unless their time
ta extended.
Mrs. W. G. Seehafer was host
eaa for tho Home Economics
Club of Greenfield Grange Wed
nesday of last week at her
home, with Mrs. Don Baker co
boaters. Luncheon was served at
12:30 p.m.
the home of Mrs. Dante Daltoao.
Announcement waa made that
the Adoration of the Bleated
Sacrament will take place
March 27 In St. Mary's Church
Immediately following mass.
and will close with benediction
at 3 p.m.
All CCD. teachers and Inter
ested parenta were asked to at
tend a workshop to be held
April 16 In Hermlaton at the
Tarl.th hall.
Mrs. Shirley Zlellnskl will be
in charge of the church during
March, and Mrs. Delmer Hug
for the month of April. The
Easter cleaning committee will
be posted In the church by
March 27.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Tom Hilling,
with Mra. Hug co hostess.
Virginia Cook returned to her
home in Grants Tasa last week
after visiting a week at the
home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Harrv Cook. Guests last
week at the Cook home were
Mrs. Cook's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Gaines of Yachats.
i The Cook's took them to Monu
are spending the spring vara
Hon visiting thetr parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. L. Daniels in Cald
well. Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Tcierson In Farraa, Idaho,
Mr. and Mra. Larry Carpen
ter and children Larry, Lyle and
Cindy of Renton. Wash, were
week-end vtsltora at the home
of Carpenter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Allen
made a business trip to Port
land during the week-end and
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Lehman In Weat
Linn.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and
daughter Jane, of Wasco, and
Mrs. Root's brother in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tross
er f Salem, wer Sunday visit
ors at the home of Root s moth
er, Mra. Leo Root.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Family Attends
Matfeson Rites
By MA1THA HATTCSON
MONCMFNT Mr and Mrs,
Timer Maltcaon. Mr. and Mrs.
V.. t. Maitcaon. Jraie Scott and
Dale U Matteaon drove t Hepp
ner Sunday for the funeral
services of Elmer's brother, liar
ley Matteaon. at Sweeney Mor
tuary Chapel.
Franrea Noland and four
children, also friend from Mil
ton -Fretwater, apent the week
end at Trlneville with her brother-in-law
and sUter, Mr. and
Mrs. Anstl Martin and children.
Kay Harris was seen in Hepp
ner Friday on buslneaa.
Oasis Engl and daughter
Judy and Tatty Enrtght were In
Pendleton Friday on bualnea.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Glenger
of Pendleton were here fur the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hunt and
two daughters were guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Matteaon Saturday evening.
D. L. Matteson came In Sat
urday night for the week-end
from Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKln-
non and daughters or Heppner
spent the week-end here with
her parents, the Boyd Hintons.
A donation of $12
Committee appointed for the'cox
u'aa meni wceit-ena 10 me nome
I of Gaines' brother-in-law and
Mr. and Mrs. Kicnard
18 card party at the, M'. Winifred McClendon of
March
grange hall was Mrs. Seehafer i Eugene visited last week at the
mi n . uini wiprmti. ",nome of her son-in-law and
will be the last party this sea-: daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
n- Kihs. The Kins' took her home
Mrs. Rollin Bishop was a over the week-end.
guest at the meeting. Mrs. Ronald Black and Mrs.
Dewey West went to The Dal-
us TnC
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The Mothera Club of Board-
man tirade scnooi met inure-
day afternoon of last week at
the school, with Mrs. Carroll
Donovan in charge.
Report waa made on the
baked food sale which netted
$30 85.
Nominating committee was
appointed consisting of Mrs.
Ron Daniels and Mrs. Donovan.
Committee appointed to con
tact County Supt. David Potter
about buses to haul children to
the swimming classes in Herm
lston this summer is Mrs. Har
old Baker. Mrs. -Vernon Russell
and Mrs. Donovan.
Mrs. LaVern Partlow announc
ed that achievement tests would
be elven in the school the last
week in March, and conferences
with parents would be held the
first week In April.
les last Thursday to attend the
Oregon 6th district meeting of
the American Cancer Society.
Mrs. Russell Miller and dau
ghter Pat went to Payette, Ida
ho Friday to spend the week
end at the home of Mrs. Miller's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Carpenter.
A total of 84 immunization
shots for polio, diptheria and
tetanus were given to Riverside
High school and Boardman
Grade school students last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Daniels and
children Pam. Vickie and Scott
daughters Tarina. Cindy and
Robin of Wasco were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Rash.
Mr. and Mrs. Darold La
Chance and daughter Tammy
of Coos Bay spent the week
end at the home of La Chance's
aunt. Mrs. Glen Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lilly and
children Jimmie. Janet. Jay, Jer
ry and Joyce of La Grande spent
rlpal Ron Daniels reports that
the biggest absence In Riverside
High school so far was 9 from
the 91 students In the school,
and the Boardman Grade school
i iMfnr raio u idoui normal.
Lowe and ; Several adults In the area have
been quite ill with colds and
flu.
Cafeteria menus for Riverside
High school and Boardman
Grade school for the week of
March 21-25 are as follows: Mon
day potato-wiener casserole,
mixed vegetables, biscuits and
Jelly and pudding; Tuesday
chill con come, salad, corn
bread and fruit; Wednesday
beef and noodles, corn, Jello
Dart of the vacation here at the 'salad, rolls and cookies; Thurs
aay namDurgers. picnics, ici
tuce, carrots, graham crackers
and apple sauce; Friday pota
to soup, egg sandwiches, green
beans and berry cobbler. Bread,
butter and milk are served with
all meals.
home of Mrs. Lilly's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely.
Mrs. Roy Partlow and child
ren Rick and Joan went to Port
land during the week-end to
take Mrs. Partlow's mother, Mrs.
Marie Golden, home after visit
ing here for a week.
Anna Mae McQuaw, student
at Pacific University Is spend
ing spring vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl McQuaw.
The Boardman Garden club
will meet March 21 at the home
of Mrs. Leo Root at 8 p.m.
Mrs. James F. Davis was In
St Mary's hospital in Walla
Walla. Wash, last week for mi
nor surgery.
So far the flu bue hasnt hit
the schools too hard here. Prin-
Rudi Thrau, globe trotter, lec
turer and folk singer in 11 lang
uages, will present an aii coior
film, Thre Men on a Raff,
In a National School Assembly
program March 23 at 10:40 a.m.
in the cvmnasiurru It is the
story of an 1800 mile trip down
tha Amazon River by an Amer
ican, a German and a Scots
man, who built their own open
raft for a seven month excur
sion. from Pucallpa to Iqultos,
Peru.
Parents and friends are in
vited to- attend -the assembly.
1
t
St. Mary's Altar Society met
Tuesday night of last week at
Caprirt Cutlom Coupe.
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