Club Hears Report
Of Year at College
By Sheridan Wyman
A year of Interesting college
experiences were recalled by
Khcrldsn Wymnn In talk to
member of tbe Soropllmlst rlub
at It luncheon meeting last
Thursday nion. Miss Wyman,
dauKbter of Mra, llenn Wyman,
rrcelved the club's sends
girl' scholarship In liMiO
and during tbe pant year
attended Marylbumt College
near Lake Oawego. She
plana to enroll for tho coming
year at the University of Port
land and prepare tor nume'a
training.
Although experiencing home
sickness at time during her
flnit eollrge year, Sheridan felt
that he ha J grown up, nptrlt
uallv and academically, during
the year. Participation In atu
di'nt council matter aa a wing
reprenenlatlve In Marlon Hall,
playing a leading part In her
Itrst college play, and an op
portunity to take part In a live
television program were aome of
the highlight of the year. She
exprcMcd appreciation to the
club for helping make her year
at Mnrylhursl possible.
Welcomed a a new member
at the club'a huslmiM meeting
June 1. waa Mr. Wilbur Van
Hloklatut, co-owner of Van'
Varlrty More.
lite date of Saturday. June
24. hn been act for the annual t
Installation dinner, to be held
In the KpUcopat church parish L
hall. A planned potluck dinner .
will be nerved at 7:00 p.m., fol-
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MOIETY
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Piano Students Heard
In Recital June 4
IMano students of Mr. Dirk
Rlnehart presented a reitl
Sunday, June 4, at 4 p m. In
the KplKfopnl parish hall for
thrlr parent and friend.
Mm. Rlnehart ha been teach
ing piano In Heppner alnce last
fall, and her musical training
Include eight year of piano
Instruction In Nevada and
Washington before attending
the Unlveralty of Washington
and another two years of piano
Instruction at the unlveralty.
She received her Bachelor's De
gree In music majoring In chor
al work. Mm. Rlnehart 1 cur
rently studylnjj piano with Mr.
Ucrt McDonald In Pendleton.
Those performing at the re
cital were Karen Winter. Ellis
bcth Abram. Mary Abrams,
Alan Boschrc. Bruce Bcrgstrom
and Mm. Herman Winter, all
Heppner; Kathleen Bortlctt,
Lexington; Christina Llndstrom,
lone, and Glen Griffith. Cecil.
I.uclnda Huber, Lexington, and
Taml Boachce, Heppner, were 111
and unable to attend the recit
al. Another pupil, Dougla
Krleger, wa In the process of
moving with hi family. Re
freahmenta of coffee, punch and
cookie were aerved following
the musical performances.
Auxiliary Installs
Incoming Officers;
Bake Sale Planned
Main bulnea of the evening
at the Monday meeting on June
3 of the American Legion Auxil
iary waa the installation of new
officer. Mr. BUI Heath wag In
mailed a new president of the
Heppner unit, succeeding Mr.
Frank Hamlin. Mrs. Clayton
Sweek will aerve as flrt vice
president; Mr. Joe Yocom, sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Riley
Munkers, secretary; Mrs. Gerry
Rood, treasurer, and Mrs. Ham
lin, chaplain.
Plans were made for sponsor
ing a baked food sale on Sat
urday, June 24, with proceeds
to be used in sending delegates
to the State Auxiliary Conven
tion In Eugene from July 11-14.
Three auxiliary member from
this area attended the District
6 Caucus In Athena on Sunday,
June 4. Going from Heppner
were Mrs. Munkers and Mrs.
Hamlin, and from the lone aux
lllary was Mrs. Herman Blet
telL Installed as new District
6 president was Mrs. Ora Coe
of Milton -Freewater.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes
nnd family and Mrs. Olive
Hughes were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Soward at a farewell
dinner at the Soward home on
Saturday, June 10.
Starkweather Girl
Announces Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stark
weather, now of Portland and
former residents of Stanrieia,
are announcing the engagement
and coming marriage of their
daughter. Carol A. Starkweath
er, to Dennla H. Greer, son of
Mr. and Mm. Frederick A. Greer,
also of Portland.
The couple will be married
September 9, at Mount Tabor
Presbyterian church in Portland.
During their residence in
Stanfield, the Starkweathers
made many friends in the Hepp
ner and Condon areas.
The bride-elect attended Ore
eon State University and Port
land State and Is presently the
elementary library assistant for
the Portland Public scnoois. Mr.
Greer attended Oregon State and
Washington State Universities
and is now studying for his doc
torate in veterinary medicine.
Leathers Reunion
Planned for Sunday
The annual reunion of the
iiaihpni familv has been an
nounced for Sunday, June 18,
at the Hardman IOOF hall.
Relatives and friends are In
vited to meet at the Hardman
hall at 10:00 a.m. The families
will Join in a potluck dinner
at noon, with the afternoon de
voted to visiting and an infor
mal type of entertainment
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. June 15. 1967
Reception Planned For Phi 1 1 Emerts
Relatives of Mr. and Mrs.
Phlll Emert will be hosts to
an open house reception honor
ing the couple on their 25th
wedding anniversary on Sun
day, June 18, at the Dan Follett
home on the McNary highway
near Hermlston.
The couple's children, Deloris,
Phil, Robert and Connie, and
their grandmother, Mrs. Faith
Follett, extend a cordial invi
tation to their many friends and
their other relatives, to come to
the Follett home between the
hours of 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. for
the reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Emert have liv
ed most of their married years
at their present home near lone.
Metsker maps of Morrow, Gil
liam. Umatilla. Wheeler counties
on sale at the Gazette-Times,
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Wed. fir Thurs., June 14 & 15
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FRIDAY THROUGH MOKDAT. JUNE 16-19
VENETIAN AFFAIR
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THUNDER ALLEY
MRS.
OSCAR (MART) LUNDELL Is presented cm appreciation
plaque from tbe Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs by Mrs.
Cecil Jones for htr yean of distinguished set-rice through the
lone Garden club since becoming a member In 1950. Mrs. tun
dell was unable to receive the award at the district meeting,
due to an Illness which has kept her confined during the past
several weeks.
Family Visits Here
On Trip From East
A reunion with many of the
family relatives was a highlight
of the visit last week of Mr.
and Mra. Pete Kllnellne and
three children, who had been
visiting In the area from their
home In Gninsvlllc, Mo., after
an nbsence of 11 years.
During the week they visited
Mrs. Kllnellne' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Pettyjohn In
Arlington; with her brother and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Pettyjohn, and with her sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hay
Avers.
On Sunday, the families Join
ed together for a reunion pic
nic at Rooster Rock State Park
on tho Columbia. The visitors
left for their return trip east on
Monday.
Garden Club Member
Given Special Award
For Faithful Service
An appreciation plaque "for
years of faithful service render
ed to Oregon Federation of Gar
den Clubs" was presented to
Mrs. Oscar (Mary! Lundell last
week by Mrs. Cecil Jones,
who had accepted it In her
behalf nt the Blue Moun
tain District meeting In Pen
dleton In April. The dlstin
Cushed award was edged
with a gold scroll design and
signed by Mrs. Marvin Ambuhl.
uregon reaeraiion prcsiueni, oi
Luke Oswego.
Mrs. Lundell has been a mem
ber of the lone Garden Club
since the spring of 1950, shortly
after the club was chartered in
October. 1919. She has served
as president of the club four
different years, has held offices
of vice-president and secretary,
served as a delegate to state
convention In 1952, has edited
six scrapbooks, has served as
flower show chairman, and has
been faithful In preparing re
ports for a horticulture paper.
During the years she has serv
ed on nearly every club com-
Pad berg Descendants
Plan Reunion Picnic
Father's Day, June 18, will
again be the date of the annual
Padberg family reunion. De
Rcendants of the Henry Pad
bergs, early pioneers, nnd their
families and friends are asked
to gather at the lone City Park
for the noon potluck dinner, and
various forms of entertainment
following. Coffee and punch will
be furnished. Visitors are wel
come to Join them.
The birthday anniversary of
Lewis Padberg of lone will also
be remembered at the reunion,
See us for envelopes of
Kinds. The Gazette-Times.
We Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meat
Of Charge
J$Ll
1 Heppner,
rLwfi H lone,
Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULE l
MONDAY AFTERNOON
ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY MORNING
Follett Meat Co.
Ph. 567-6651
Hermlston, Oregon
On Hermlston-McNary
Highway
mtttee, as chairman of most of
them, and the club has appre
ciated her hospitality In open
ing her home for meetings
through the years.
Mrs. Lundell was presented
the planue last week at Pioneer
Memorial hospital where she Is
recuperating from a recent Hi
ness. She was to have been
awarded the honor at the dis
trict meeting, but due to illness.
was unable to attend. She Is one
of very few club members In
this district to have received the
distinguished service award.
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