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County OEA Elects
Officers at Session
Preceding Dinner
Al.ni.t M tPm horn nn.1 ndmln
IMntlt.r from lloiinlitmn, Irrl
Km, tot,.. IU ii,.,,,,,,,.,. w,.ro
Kin-sin i n Mrr.iW County ()r.
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mvllMK nn.l .Umikt nt ll.-ppn.T
MlKh mliixil Mmiriiiy, April J7.
liuii DniilflM, prlnilpnl f my.
TMiU- II lull mhool, InMnll.-d
iirw iirfiivm for the coming yi-itr
"lurliiH it Ki-iiiTiil rnivtlnu at 5
1'in Clifford Wlllinmi., .-IkIiIIi
Kriid i.hi,t at lli-ppucr Kit.
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lllKh HrUmA vli'o prliit lpnl, vice
liroHl.l.Mit; Mm. J-.iiiIIp ;roMi'im.
imihlc IciuIht nl lli'ppniT Klc
miMiiary, wirrtnry, unci Mm.
r.lemior S4ru'rit. Nlxth Rruilo
tmi'liiT at lrrlim, treaaurrr.
SM-ukfr M the miffing wre
Hiui'f llurnn und Jin I)(-y,
tciii'hcrH who donaln tholr time
to Hie oHrtliin of tin' UiiiMliltu.
Morrow Trflrhrr' Credit Union.
I hey (I. Hcrtlird tUt m-rvlri-s
nvultaltlr to trnrhpm through
llii rri-dit union.
MrmtHTS mi't More tin Rt'n
rnl M-hKlon In t-onimlt t- rnwl
nt 4;X) Mini K'ttlHTcd for
n iHiffi-o hour ut Following
tin Kcni-ral meeting the group
Adjournal to the school cufVtor
Iwn for a tmnqurl
Hi'iipiiiT 1TA ludliHi cooked
the dinner nnd planned Its m-rv-lev.
Kulure lliiinemiikvrn of
Anirrlnt, under tlu guidance of
Mm. Ono Winter, home eco
noinlcit teuehvr, prepared coffee
and nppolior und later nerved
table ut the dinner.
Arcorditig to Mm. Gnwhotm
th OKA member woro nioul
grutrful for n diliciouN meul
mid good mtvUo.
MOIETY
Jayceettes Discuss
Summer Concessions
l'op. randy, gum and the
ervliig thereof formed a large
pari nf the cliwuHKlon material
for Jnvwtto when Ihey met
April 20. The group In (dunning
lo opiTdle u refreshment facil
ity for l.lttle league, gnmen
when league play beglnn and
alio plan to help the Jaytw
provide food ronc-slon nt the
Morrow futility KimIco.
Member, mooting nt the
home of Mm. l.yle Jensen with
Mm. Jerrv Samples an co hont
en, aeleeted Mm. Korrest Bur
kenlilno to he ihulrmnn of ar.
ranKementn for the Little
League concessions. At the pres
ent "mo they plnn to have pop
corn, pop, candy and gum for
mile at all game.
Mrs. Clyde All.stott and Mm
Jerry Sample will b co-chairmen
for the Jayceettes for the
rodeo conooKslona and will as
sist Jerry Samples, chairman for
the Jaycooa.
Members present for the meet
ing were Mm. Tom Wilson. Mm.
Oliver I)evln, Mm. Verne Nolan,
Mm. Darrol McLachlan, Mrs,
Burkenblne. Mm. llollomon.
Mm. AlLstott and Mm. Jensen.
Next mooting will be Thurs
day. May IS. nt the home of
Mm. Dartell McUichlen at H
p.m.
Tour of Holy Land
Basis of Religious
Program by WSCS
Mm. Ralph Crum and won,
Monty, preHeiitod an Intending
program with Kaxter emphasla
"t the regular meeting of the
MethodlM WSCS on April 5. Tho
life of Joniis was traced, using
Nlldes of tho ( rum's recent trip
i uio iioiy i.ana. hxplanutlon
and serlptual pannage were
narrated on tape by Key. Don
ninariy with mimical back
ground by Mm. McCarty.
Mrs. Molvln Dixon assisted
with the devotional hour and
led tho group In singing "I
Walked Today Where Jesus
Walked." Mm. Sum Miller ac
companied them.
Mrs. James llllderbrand pre
nlded at the business meeting.
Mm. lllll Karra and Mm Doug
Drake were hostesses during the
social hour. About 25 members
and guests were present.
At the next regular WSCS
meeting on Wednesday evening,
May 3. Mm. Bill Weatherford
will provide the program, show
ing slides of her travels to the
Orient, accompanied bv discus
sion. Mrs. Carl McDanlel will
anslst.
New Members Added
To Soroptimist Club;
Initiated Last Week
Four new memtiors were In
itiated Into the Soroptlmlt club
of Jieppiu'r during the program
of the luncheon meeting lust
Thursday noon.
Welcomed Into membership
were Mm. Clenn Smith, of the
Morrow County Kalr Hoard; Mm.
Maine Oorge, city recorder;
Miss Terry Llncecum. school art
Instructor, and Mm. Marjorle
Wllcoxcn, county extension ag
ent. Conducting the special cer
emonies were Mm. Dill Johnson,
vice president, and Mm. Wavel
Wilkinson, president.
Two U-;i gates, Mm. Johnson
and Mrs. Kmlle Groshens. will
travel to Bclllngham. Wn., to
represent the club at the North
west lieg tonal Conference on
Friday and Saturday, April 28
and 20.
Mm. Matt Hughes announced
plans for assisting the Klks
uslge In entertaining the sev
enth and eighth grade students
at the annual dance Friday
night. Soroptilmst members will
prepare and serve the refresh
ments for those attending the
dance.
Club Meets Tuesday
Heppnor Golden Age club will
hold Its regular mooting Tues
day evening, May 2, at the
F.pl.scopal parish hall. Members
and guests will gather at 7:00
p.m. for potluck dinner and en
joy entertainment following.
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THE DESIGN 19 PATFNTEQ
U. M'lnlNi),
Is Mother's Day
the only appropriate time to give her
The Mother's Ring?
Not really. Christmas, Valentines Day, Easter, her wed
ding anniversary, her birthday, the day her first child
arrives may be equally significant days for her. But since
Mother's Day Is so close, why wait?
"Something from the Jeweler's,
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Ph. 676-9200
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MRS. FREDERICK MARTIN
District Clubs Name
Director to 2nd Term
At Spring Convention
Mm. F. T. Martin of lone was
reelected for a second two-year
term as dlstrid director of Blue
Mountain District No. 10, Ore
gon Federation of Garden Clubs,
at the annual spring meeting
at tho Klks Lodge In Pendleton
on Wednesday, April 19. Host
esses for tho meeting were
members of throe clubs, the
I'enilleton Garden Club, the
Dirt Dabblers and Total Push
em. Mm. Charles Dallas served
as general chairman.
Mm. Harold S. Huber, Hepp.
nor, was chosen for tho office
of secretary-treasurer for the
district. By laws for the district
were adopted.
About R5 members and guests
registered during the day from
garden clubs throughout tho
district. Hoi! call was taken by
clubs with annual reports giv
en by tho presidents. A coffee
hour at 9:00 a.m. owned the
day's activities. Displays of
spring flowers attracted Interest,
as well as a plant exchange
and white elephant sale.
With an arrangement of pink
stock and white tulips from her
yard, Mrs Martin won first prize
in the fresh flower show. A bou
quet of deep red roses made
from velour paper won for
Mm. Alma Rohrman the first
prize In the artificial flower ar
ranging contest.
Mm. Martin called the meet
ing to order, with Roger Atkin
son giving the Invocation. Mrs.
Charles Dallas, general chair
man, gave the speech of wel
come. The following state officers
were Introduced. Mm. Marvin
Ambuhl. president, and Mrs. .1
K. Olson, recording secretary,
both of Lake Oswego; Mm.
Richard Westorfleld, second vice
president, Ashland; Mm. Claude
Mills, visiting gardens chair
man. Lake Grove.
Also present was Claude Mills,
state horticulture workshop
chairman. He showed slides of
the new Japanese garden In
Washington Park, Portland, and
pictures of landscape designs,
various spcles of flowers and
trees.
Attention was called to work
of garden clubs In supporting
the "litterbug" campaign to
keep tho nation's highways
clean, and also the roadside
beautification drive.
An invitation was extended
by tho Kcho Garden Club to
hold the next spring meeting,
ami was accepted by the mem
bers. Door prizes brought by Mr.
Mills and Mr and Mrs. Yancey
of Blue Mountain Nursery In
MlltonFreewater, were drawn
for nnd distributed.
The Hound-Up motif was used
by the hostess clubs In decor
ting the dining room and on
tho tables for the noon lunch-con.
Pine City Extension
Unit Elects Officers;
Supports 4-H Club
Mrs. Tom Ashbeck presided at
the regular meeting of the Pine
City extension unit at her own
home Wednesday, April 12. It
was nn all day mooting with
a potluck luncheon at noon.
Mrs. Jerry Meyers, 4-H chair
man of the unit, reported on
the nmcpow nf thn Plrm Pltu
Community 4-H club. Mrs. Bill
tieniy is the leader. Eighteen
members are carrying horse and
livestock nroloots. Thov meet
the third Thursday of the month
ana are presently planning a
trail ride.
Mrs. John Madison ;ne oloet.
ed president of the unit for the
year iyu-o; jirs. wiliara
French, vlce-oresident nnd Mrs.
Jerry Meyers, secretary.
Utner business included plans
for the Homemnkers' Festival
May 17, at the Lexington
Grange Hall. The next regular
mooting will be May 10 at the
home of Mrs. Burl Wattenburg
er with Mrs. Bob McCarty and
Mrs. Mike McCarty as project
loader.
Mrs. Ashbeck and Mrs. Wei
den Witherrito presented the
discussion of the day emphasiz
ing the common sense items to
check before calling a service
man to repair a major appli
ance. During the social hour the 16
members honored Mrs. Bob Mc
Carty with a pink and blue
shower.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Abrams,
Everett. Wash., visited at the
homo of their son and family,
tho Bob Abrams, over the weekend.
Couple Announces
Recent Marriage
Miss Susan Ann Vale, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Moll L.
Vale of Portland, became the
bride of James Austin Morris,
son of Mrs. FJdgar Morris, Hepp
nor, on Friday, April 14. Vows
were exchanged at the Trinity
Lutheran church In Vanvouver,
Wn., In the prov-nce of rela
tives and close friends.
Attending the couple were the
bride's sister and the groom's
brother, Clifford (Kip) Morris,
Pendleton.
Following the reception, the
newlyweds loft for a short wed
ding trip to the const, and are
now at home near Beaverton.
Both bride and groom are em
ployed by insurance companies
In Portland.
Among those attending the
wedding were the groom's bro
thers In-law and sisters, Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Nolan and Mr
and Mrs. Dan Brosnan, and
Dean Lovgren.
Visitors of the home of Mr.
and Mrs. BUI Farra on Wed
nesday and Thursday, April 19
and 20. were Mm. Farra's unc
les and aunts, Mr. and Mrs.
F.manuel Hochhalter and Mr
and Mm. Jack Wlest, all of
Wlshlk, N. D. The two couples
were visiting relatives In Wash
ington, Oregon, Idaho and Mon
tana. CWMMMIMMMM
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KATHLEEN RAT
Couple Announces
June Wedding Plans
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard CHarra
announce the engagement and
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Kathleen Ray, to
James H. Banks, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Banks, Pendleton.
A 1965 graduate of Heppner
High school, Kathy was a cheer
leader and honor student. She
attended Blue Mountain Com
munity College and Is now em
ployed as a technician at East
ern Oregon State hospital and
Training Center In Pendleton.
Banks, who was graduated
fiom Pendleton High school In
1961, served for four years In
the U. S. Navy. He is present-
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thundery. April 27. 1967
ly employed by the Pendleton
Police Department
The young coucle will be
married Saturday, June 17, at
2 p.m. at All Saints' Episcopal
Church, Heppner.
Diane Schaffltx, a student In
Portland at Pacific School of
Beauty, was home April 15, 16
and 17 visiting her parents, Dr.
and Mm. Edward Schaffitz.
For Weed Spraying
Call on
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