4 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. NoTmbr 17. 1966
Riverside Names
Honor Students
For Nine Weeks
by mart lee marlow
BOA RDM AN Honor roll for
the first nine weeks of school
l-.as been announced as follows
for Riverside Hich school: A
roll 3 5 to 4:00: seniors Dean
r.a Bellincer, Mike Partlow, Car
ol Anne Harper, Linda Scnn;
juniors Brenda Earnhart, Linda
Tatone, Harrol V.ear, Anne Ob
crmeier. Betty Kpponbach, Re-
Kae McNeil; sophomores Mike
lossey. Jana Kverrtt: irishmen
--Tammy Snydpr, Jody Tatone,
Tom Stewart, Kicki Snyder.
B roll 3.00 to 3.40: seniors
Shirley Dixon. Bob McJRae, Pat
Tavis: juniors Kathy Hinton,
George Kenncy, Darlene Golly
horn; sophomores Bob Skoubo.
Toni Zielinski, Lorrie IVterson;
f-eshmen Randall Ryan. Bruce
Kuchanan. lynda Early, Pam
Kuhn, Sally Sutton.
Greenfield HEC Elects
Mrs. Chub V.'arren was elect
ed chairman ol the Home Bco
romics Club cf Greenfield
Grange at the meeting Wednes
day of last vec-k at the grange
lalL Mrs. CU.n Carpenter is
ice-chairman; I,r.-s. Frank Mar
low, secretary, pnd Mrs. Walter
Hayes, treasurer. The meeting
started at 12 30 with luncheon,
hostesses were Mrs, Carpenter
and Mrs. V. G. Seehafer. Mrs.
Tallin Bishop was a visitor.
The first card party of the
season will be held at the hall
f.ovember IS at S p.m. Mrs. Car
penter and Mrs. Bernard Dono
an will be hostesses.
A donation was given to the
Eastern Oregon State hospital
at Pendleton instead of sending
gifts for Ch-is-tmas.
The club voted to assist with
t:-.e city public auction, if held,
in the way cf M-rving food.
There will te no meeting in
recember, as t::c- flub will be
fcjests December 1! of the Mys
tery Sister (hribtmas party,
hasted by tie Ladies Aid Socie
ty of Community church.
Refreshment committee ap
pointed for the evening of the
("odication cf the new grange
I all Decmeber 3 is Mrs. Walter
Hayes, Mrs. Arthur Allen and
f.rs. Joe Tatone.
The next meeting will be held
January 11 with Mrs. Warren
ar.d Mrs. C-rpentc-r hostesses.
Mrs. Carroll Donovan was
hostess for the Eoardman Til
licum club e.t her home Wed
nesday night cf last week. Mar
dee Childers. who was Morrow
C ounty Fair and Rodeo princess
from Boardman this year, was
present and reported on her
summer's activities.
. Decision was made to buy
hats and jackets for the volun
teer firemen In town as part
cf the club's community im
provement program. The city
public auction was discussed,
hut no decision was made.
Final plans were made for the
rummage sale set for November
16-17 at the grange hall at 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Anyone having
t-ummage to tfonate was to
rring it to the hall Tuesday.
There will he l.o other meet
ing this month, and only one
in December, which will be the
annual Christmas party to be
at the home cf Mrs. Ilonald
Black Decern br 13.
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CCXSECUTtVi YEARS
The Mothers Club of Board
man Grade school met last
Thursday at the school. Mrs.
Stan Henkle was hostess, assist
ed by Mrs. Bob Sicard.
Mrs. Stan Henkle and Mrs.
Carroll Donovan were appointed
as a committee to investigate
about donating things accumu
lated by the club in recent years
to tne new vnooi.
Mrs. Vernon Kussell was aD
pointed to plan a field trip for
me scnool children.
The program included songs
tiy the tirst and :-cconu grade;
a Thanksgiving poem ty the
third grade, and a skit, "Thank-
.;giv i n g Day in Boardman
town , the fourth find".
The next meeting will be De
cember 8.
It was a nre occurrence when
a new baby is blessed with live
st-ts of grandparents, . ut that
is the case with little .Stacy Al
an LaCombe, new son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phil LaConbe, horn
November 7, at the Good Shep
herd hospital in Hermiston.
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Grandparents include Mr. and
Mrs. Phil LaCombe, Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Edwards; great
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lis Hinton, all of Jerome, Idaho.
The baby weighed 7 lb., 5H oz.
Mrs. Alan Edwards is visiting
here for the next couple weeks.
Week-end visitors at the home
cf Mr. and Mrs. George Sicard
were Mrs. Sicard's nephew and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Parks,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Parks
and daughter Tandy Lynn of
Coos Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely spent
Friday and Saturday visiting at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Newell
Vaught, in Whitscran, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Getz of Hood
River were week-end visitors at
the home of Mrs. Getz parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash.
Mrs. Bob Miller of Gresham is
visiting this week at the home
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Rus
sell Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kress
spent the week-end at the home
of their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kress
in La Grande. Monday visitors
at the Kress home were their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Del Robertson and son
Kevin of Walla Walla, Wash,
and Mrs. Franklin Ball of Herm
iston. Jerry and Wayne Downey
spent the holiday weekend in
Estacada visiting at the home
of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Califf.
There will be a baby shower
at the pranPA hall Nnvomhu.
22 in honor of Mrs. Phil La
Combe and her new son, Stacy
rtian, ai o p.m. rrienas are in
vited to attend.
Cafeteria menus for Riverside
High school and Boardman
Grade school for the week of
November 21-25 are as follows:
Monday beef and noodles, but
tered corn, bread and butter;
Tuesday turkey and dressing,
mashed potatoes and gravy
cranberry sauce, rolls and pum
pkin pie; Wednesday Creamed
meat on biscuits, vegetable sal
ad, cookies and fruit; Thursday
and Friday Thanksgiving va
cation, no school. Bread, butter
and milk are served with all
the above meals.
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Airlift to Speed
Mail to Military
Now in Vietnam
Postmaster James II. Drlscoll
of lleppner. todav announced
that henceforth all first class
mail, personal sound recordings
ivottv letters), and parcels
weighing 5 pounds or less and
measuring not more than t!0
Inches in length and girth com
bined, will be airlifted on a
space available basis between
the United States and all mil
itary post offices overseas.
Also, under Public Law 89
r.V The Dulskl Militarv Mall
Act which was signed by Pres
ident Johnson on November 2,
VMki, second class tuibllcations
i.-uch as newspapers and maga
zines punusncii weekly or more
often, and featuring current
news of interest to the militarv,
will be airlifted from San Fran
cisco to the armed forces serv
ing in Viet Nam.
Postmaster Drlscoll explained
that parcels weighing 5 pounds
or less and not exceeding 00
inches in length and girth com
bined, paid at surface rates, will
be moved by surface transpor
tation within the United States
till rMllnta nl .t
I the port of embarkation.
To speed up separation and
delivery of these smaller par
cels falling within this category,
Postmaster General Lawrence V.
O'Brien directed that all parcels
be clearly marked upon accept
ance at the post office with the
letters SAM (surface airlift
malh.
This will eliminate the task
of reweighing and measuring
the parcels at the San Francis
co Concentration Center prior to
dispatch to Viet Nam or other
overseas military post offices.
Postmaster Drlscoll also re
minded mailers that Christmas
parcels weighing 5 pounds and
under, though they are given
airlift priority from San Fran
cisco to Viet Nam on a space
available basis, should be mail
ed no later than December 1.
Airmail, he said, should be sent
no later than December 10.
The deadline for Christmas
packages weighing more than 5
pounds going to Viet Nam and
other overseas military post of
fices means was November 10.
SEAMAN DOUG DUBUQUE
Dubuque is Named
Outstanding Recruit;
To Study Engineering
Seaman apprentice Doug Du
buque Is home on leave visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tous
sent Dubuque, after finishing
boot camp at the U. S. Naval
Training Center, San Diego,
Calif. He arrived Tuesday, No
vember 8.
Seaman Dubuque was second
in command of his company
during boot camp and was
named outstanding recruit at
graduation for his qualities of
"initiative, perseverance and de
votion to duty."
He will leave November 25
for Great Lakes, 111., where he
will be in Basic Engineering
School for three months. He
was graduated from Heppner
High school with the class of
1964.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Booth and
family, former Heppner resi
dents, were visiting friends here
over the week-end. After being
transferred in his work with the
Forest Service here two years
ago, they lived for some time
In Estacada, and are now lo
cated in Prairie City.
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birthdays, anniversaries or
any occasion; $-1.50 anywhere.
Irrigon Lions To Hold Feed
Br DONNA EPPENBACH
IURIGON The Irrigon Lions
Club will hold its annual Pan
cake Feed on Saturday, Novem
ber l!, at the A. C. Houghton
school. There will b a Thanks
riving turkey as a door prize.
Time of serving will be from
3 to 8 p.m. Admission will be
adults, $1.00, children 50c.
Lion Coy Reed Is chairman,
with the assistance of Lion
t hrts Christiansen.
The Irrigon Community Bap
tist church held a pot luck din
ner In honor of the first anni
versary of the coming to the Ir
rigon church of their pastor and
wife. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert
Vaughn.
Fred Houdley and Mr. and Mrs.
Rees Morgan attended the All
Veterans parade and pot lin k
dinner, honoring all Veterans,
in Pendleton on November 11.
More than 30 Grangers and
friends enloyed an evening of
cards nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Dillon. Mens high
score prize went to Ernest J.
Jorgensen and low to Ivan
Acock. Ladles high to Mrs. Mar
guerite Houghton, low to Mrs.
Itol Rucker, and traveling prize
to James Dobbins.
Rev. and Mrs. John Kenney
traveled to John Dav to the
monthly Fellowship meeting of
the Assembly of God churches.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gallo vis
Ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rov Davis, over the week-end.
Duke Lathrop of Lostlne was
the overnight visitor of his
brother and -sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jlggs Lathrop. Mr. La
throp stopped on his way home
from Canada.
A union Thanksgiving service
will be held Wednesday. No
vember 23. at the Irrigon Com
munity Baptist church. The As
sembly of God church and the
Baptist church will each present
a musical special and Rev. Ken
ney will be the speaker.
Mrs. Nellie Gasser of The
Dalles arrived last Thursday at
the home of her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Boh
Gasser, and family. She also
visited with her son Bud Gas
ser who is confined in the Good
Shepherd hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William r'rnv-
heal traveled to Walla Walla,
Wn Sunday to see their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale ShlmMedecker and i
family.
Mitchell Reed was honored on
his 10th birthday by a party t
at his home. Attending were
his friends and classmates. I
Mrs. Gene Berg and Ronald I
of Vancouver. Wn.. were visit
ors at her sisters, Mrs. Al Part- I
low and Sheryl. Thev arrived
Thursday and left Sunday. I
Mr. and Mrs. Weslev Cronk ol
Southern Oregon will be at the I
Assembly of God church Sun '
I dav morning lo present a nuts-
icm program.
Funeral service were held
Saturday for Oniric II lues who
passed awav at Valle Vista rent
home at Hermiston, Interment
was at the Irrigon cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary David, for
merly Shirley Jackson, were
honored Friday night bv a wed
ding shower given by Mr. Karl
Sanders and Mrs. Kenneth Kp
penbach. It was held at the
Community Baptist church base
ment Mrs. Kenneth F.ppenbaeh
save a musical novelty num
ber. Cake, Ice cream and punch
were served the guests.
The Country Critters 4 11 live
sliH'k club Is holding a Box So
cial on Friday. November 1H,
at ti;30 p.m. at the A. C. Hough
ton school. Everyone Is wel
come. Mr. and Mrs, Duane Reedcr
mid two children of Portland
ure week-end visitors of his
mother, Mrs. Vernon Stewart.
Mrs. Richard Price of Ord
nance has been teaching flow
er making to a group of wom
en of the Baptist church. They
have made Iris, dahlia, and this
Tuesday will make rose corsag
es. Thev meet at 12:00 o'clock
and have a pot luck dinner.
Sr us ror envelopes of
kinds. The Gazette-Times.
all
BMCC Sponsors
Reading Class
Blue Mountain Community
College Is sponsoring an adult
reading class at lleppner High
beginning with an organization
al meeting the first week in
January.
Mrs. Dick. lleppner High
school reading teacher, will be
In charge of Instructions.
Lessons will be twice weekly
for a alx-week period or a total
of 12 meetings.
There will be a small fee as
Is customary with the Illutt
Mountain College extension pro.
gram. This will cover materials.
The college requents that
around 10 member sign up for
the class. People who are inter
ested should rail Mr. Carpenter
nt the high school.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Conty and
Doug, accompanied by Pvt. l.ar
ry Monagle, traveled to Yaki
ma, Wn., on Sunday, where they
met their on. Tom. and enjov
fd dinner and tew hours of via
Itlng. Tom has been employed
In airplane construction work
for the Boeing Company In Se
attle the past two months. Pvt.
Monngle will leave soon for ser
vice In Viet Nam, after com
pleting a month's leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Monagle.
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clerks 1or the exact item that you are looking for, and so
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