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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. February I. 1969 Honor Students Named At Riverside Br MART LEE MAHLOW BOARDMAN The honor roll for Riverside High school for the past nine works has been an nounced as follows: A roll 35 to 4.0: seniors Betty Eppenbach, Linda Tatone, ueorge nenney, Kathy Hlnton; Juniors Jana Ev erett, Mike Kossey, Ton! Zlelin ski. Bob Skoubo, Lorrie Peter son; sophomores Randy Ryan, Tammy Snyder, Tom Stewart, Jody Tatone, Bruce Buchanan, Pam Kuhn, Sally Sutton; fresh men Diane Black, Dennis Lamb, Wendy Wilson. B roll 3.0 to 3.4: seniors Anna Obermeler. Gary Baird; sophomores Kick! Snvder, Frances McDonald. The A honor roll for the sem ester Is: seniors Betty Eppen bach, George Kenney, Anna Obermeler, Linda Tatone: jun iors Jana Everett, Tonl Zlelin skl, Mike Kossey, Lorrle Peter son, Bob Skoubo; sophomores Jody Tatone, Tom Stewart, Sal ly Sutton, Pam Kuhn, Randy Ryan, Bruce Buchanan, Tammy Snyder; freshmen Diane Black, Dennis Lamb, Wendy Wilson. B roll: seniors Kathy Hinton, Gary Baird, Darlene Gollyhorn; sophomores Rickl Snyder, Frances McDonald, Vicky Hobbs. Mrs. Joe Tatone was hostess for the Boardman Tllllcum Club Tuesday night of last week at tier home. Guests Included Mrs. Dennis Gronqulst, Mrs. Frank Bates, Mrs. LaVern Peterson and Mrs. O. A. Childers. Plans were made for the annual Sweetheart Dinner to be February 11 in the form of a Progressive dinner. It will start at the home of Mrs. Ron Daniels, then to the home of Mrs. Zoe Billings for the sal ad course, to Mrs. Dewey Wests home for the main course, and to Mrs. Ralph Skoubo's for des sort Mrs. Roy Partlow, Mrs. Ber nard Donovan and Mrs. West were appointed on a committee to interview candidates for prin cess for the Morrow County Fair court. A discussion was held on the possible purchase of a re suscitator for the fire depart ment Mrs. Konaia mac arm Mrs. Partlow were appointed to investigate getting a demonstra tion of one. Mrs. Black and Mrs. Childers were appointed on a committee to see about getting commemor ative plates with pictures of the Riverside High school on them to sell. . Lexington HEC Officers Named By DELPHA JONES LEXINGTON Lexington Grange meeting Saturday even ing started with a pancake sup per cooked and served by the men of the grange. Preceding the meeting Ed Hunt was in stalled as steward and Alfred Nelson, Jr., as a member of the executive board. During the meeting Mrs. Charles C. Jones, District 6 HEC chairman, installed the follow ing officers: Mrs. .riorence Millan, chairman; Mrs. A. F. Maleske, vice-chairman; Mrs. Wiibur Steagall, secretary, and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, treasurer. Following the meeting, a mo vie on the interesting and beau tiful vacation spots for Oregon was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jenson of Waitsburg, Wash., were call ers in Lexington at the home of her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Way and oth er relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Way of Hillsboro were recent visitors in Lexington. . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lacey of Milton-Freewater were recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin and daughters, recently from Klam ath Falls, have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rov Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson have been recent Portland call crs Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van Winkle and Miss Leora Van, iinnbia trauAlnri in Pendleton on Monday, from where VanWinkle left by plane ior aan x ruiicisi.-u on his way to Vietnam where he will see duty with the U. S. a m w. . via nomntc Mr Ann1 Mrs. .nilliy. ilia p - - " " Win. J. VanWinkle, reside in Lexington. , . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith have returned home after sev eral days spent in Glide with ml ntivoe Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones spent Sunday at tne uienn rayion home at Keating and Mrs. Flor ence McMillan visited at the Bessie Francis home in Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Morris McCarl and children motored to Harris burg where they visited with Mrs. McCarl's mother and friends. Flatt's Truck Service PHONE 989-8420 For Fast and Dependable FREIGHT TRUCK SERVICE Dally Overnight Service From Portland Including Saturdays MOVING? CALL US GENE OHWICX High School Thoro will hA tin meeting in February except the Sweetheart Dinner, and the next one will be a brunch at me nome or wire. LaVern Partlow for the scholar ship fund. There were three tables of pi nochle in play at the card party held at tne grange nan week, sponsored by the Home Economics Club of the grange. High prize went to Mrs. Leon ard Bedord and low was won ku Mm Pnlh Stevenson. Mrs. Ed Kuhn and Mrs. Don Downey won ihn Dlnochle prizes. Mrs. uonaia Baker was hostess. nnH Mrs flvH Rnhlnsnn went to Condon Wednesday of last week to attend the funeral D.hlnsnn'e mnthpi Mrs. MaV Warren, 87. who died in a Red mond nursing home January a after a year's illness. Survivors besides Robinson are a daugh ter, Mrs. Grace Harrison of Red mond, eight granucnuaren ana 25 great-grandchildren. Burial was at Condon. vt wi n Soohnfer. lecturer i'i i . ... - of Greenfield Grange, and Mrs. Glen Carpenter, master or me grange, went to Pendleton Tues- Hair nnrt WpilnPSliaV of last week to attend the state lectur er's school held at the Vert au ditorium. Mr nH Mrs Dale Fades have received word that Mark Willi ams, 15, son of Mr. ana Mrs. Vic Williams, former residents here, drowned at Moses Lake, Wash., January 22. No details of the accident are Known ex cept he was ice skating alone at the time. pw nnrf Mrs Arthur Brown of Grass Valley were visitors one day last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely. Mr. and Mrs. Arnin Hug wem to Mount Shasta, Calif., last week to visit at the home of in. law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wirt. Mrs. Frank Marlow was in Pendleton from Wednesday till Co,,rHav vieitinp her sisters. Mrs. Lafe Smith and Mrs. Clar ence Thomas. Deadline Hearing On Student Contest Less than three weeks remain for students to enter Pacific Northwest Bell's "What will it be like bv 1976?" planning con test. Deadline for contest entries is February 15. The planning contest is open to Oregon students in grades 9 through 12. Judges have been previously announced for each of the five geographical districts in which prizes will be award ed. First through fourth prizes are $500, $250, $150 and $100, respectively, in each district. In addition, 16 finalists in each district will receive a $25 U. S. Savings Bond. Governor Tom McCall will make formal award presenta tions to the first four winners of each district at ceremonies in Salem on April 25. Winning entries will be com piled into booklet form for use by planning agencies and indi viduals engaged m planning ei forts throughout the state. The hrtrtb-lot- will h nresentpd also to Governor McCall's planning stair. Meeting Date Set For Group Therapy An firtynnlatinnal meetinif has been called for all adults interested in forming a Group Themnu riiseiiKsinn prout). first IIieeuilK ima uccii oci iui Tuesday evening, February 6, in the fireplace room of the Hepp ner Christian church, from 7:30 to :uo p.m. . Personnel from Eastern ure-1 . . . . . i i gon State hospital will be pres ent to lead the first meeting, s i j!. rtauiomori f nr nnfn. informal dis cussion on any kind of personal .. .1 i . . i i . to proDiem, or muse reiaieu n i -i j ! neguitti uiaL-e onu tunc ui meetings will be decided. Those interested or wno nave ques- roruanu wneic nc j--tlons are invited to contact Rev. for his base at Fort Dix, K. J. or Mrs. Al Boschee. 676-9209. Mrs. Herschel Murdock and PAY YOUR BILLS WHEN and KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD Pioneer Service Credit information is most valuable No commissions charged on collections All money is paid direct to creditors Pioneer SERVICE CO., INC. SINCE 1926 The Merchants' and Professional Men's Organization HANDBILLS WITH ACCOUNTS FOR SALE OREGON IDAHO UTAH NEVADA DIVISION Division Office: Eugene, Oregon WATCH FOR THE GREEN AND BLACK : : .- . If W k m r l? ' ! I I .. " n f i SECRETARY OF STATE Clay Myers has announced that he will Social Evening Enjoyed by Club By VIRGINIA KELSO (Held over from last week) KINZUA A Couples Club card party was held at the romn rnmmnnltv hall Satur day with five tables of pinoch le in play, me evening wa a no-host affair starting with a potluck dinner. Hieh was won oy Denzu wnne and Dolores Wimer. Pinochle was won by Ruth Jordan and Richard Mortimore. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil White of Fossil, Mr. and m-o Tnm inrrtan. Mr. and Mrs. .111 .1. a - " - ' - Guy Van Arsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wimer, Mr. ana Mrs. n schel Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. niViarri Mnrtimnre. Mr. and Mrs. Slim Rhoton, Mr. and Mrs. C J. Benson, and Mr. ana Mrs. wn Norris. Returning to Kinzua areMr. and Mrs. James Nyseth. They until about two years ago when Jim left to serve his time with the Army. Mr. and Mrs. James layior were business vlstors to Bend on Wednesday. Mrs. Jiggs Bowman was uik hostess Saturday to a birthday party for her daughter Cindy on her fifth birthday. The young sters played games and then watched Cindy open her gifts, after which they were served ; nroom nnH hirthdav cake. Those helping Cindy celebrate were Jeannette Bell, Andrea Campbell, Robbie Reid, Robbie u,,iott rhprvl Railev. Cheri Mc- Minn, 'Mike' Rice, Travis Hyatt. Also present were vi annual u, Sharon Bell, Pat Hyatt, and Ro berta (Joniee. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rice were in Bend Saturday on busi ness. x nTro Rnhprt Kelso went to Portland Wednesday to bring home Mr. Kelso who had been in Portland about tnree weens having medical care. hi Vmr lfollfr nnn Mrs. James Taylor were in Madras Saturday on Dusiness. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Conlee went to Portland Saturday on business. .. . Ralph Elliott or ossn, oui fxmuriv nf 1cin7.na. underwent major surgery recently in Bend. iiiuju. a.hv., - .. He will be there for some time from his friends. ttJIU will ajjicviui- Mrs. Frank DeMeritt and Mrs. " Yr" i,ot tan ixorris were m nrei I m 1 n kitmnacc fin Sin 1111- Tuesday on business. On Satur- day both Mr. and Mrs. DeMer I 14.- nnlt In TlDnnnor J IAJ wa It iirara q era In in TTPTinnPr. Mrs. Raloh James and son David were in Portland last Tuesday on business, un &un fln,nr nnri Mrs. James and i " ----- - .. Don Nickelsen took David to DUE Mrs. Earl Norris were in Spray last Wednesday to attend a Leader Training Session in Up holstery under the Home Exten sion Service. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norris of Spanaway, Wash., arrived Saturday to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norris and with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cul ver at Service Creek. While here they picked up their new Plym outh. Homer Grogan of Weston vis ited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry were In Heppner Friday on business. PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW TELEPHONE West Assigned By MARY LEE MARLOW BOARDMAN Lt. Larry West left January 14 for Ran Francis- co, Calif., after a 20-day leave L. n ttnmck r9 Itlu nnrritU I li hump nf his Darents Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West, Jr. He has been stationed at Fort Ben ning. Ga., and prior to coming home had two week's Jungle training at the Panama Canal Zone. He has been assigned to the 9th Division of the 47th Infan try, 3rd Battalion, and leaves from San Francisco for a year's duty in Vietnam. HEC Committee Named The Home Economics Club of Greenfield Grange met recently at the grange hall at 1:30. Mrs. Chub Warren and Mrs. Leonard Bedord were hostesses. Visitors Included Mrs. Guy Ferguson, Mrs. Eugene Rlsley and Mrs. Rollin Bishop. A thank you letter from the State Hospital in Pendleton was read for the Christmas donation by the club. The following committees for the year were appointed by Mrs. Warren, chairman: program and finance Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Ronald Black, Mrs. Hazel Jenkins, Mrs. Don Baker, Mrs. Bernard Donovan; hospitality, mmmnnltv servire and defense Mrs. W. G. Seehafer, Mrs. Ar thur Allen, Mrs. jonn rniiups and Mrs. Bedord: relief Mrs. Roll fir hUtnrlan Mrs. IWJ Aua ' - Leo Root; decoration Mrs. Glen Carpenter; publicity Mrs. Frank Marlow. Hfnnov hna been donated for a bulletin board, and Mrs. See hafer and Mrs. pnmips were ap pointed to purchase the board. It was voted to start having the Dutch auctions again, the hostesses to furnish the article to auction. The next meeting will be Feb ruary 14, with Mrs. Donovan and Mrs. Phillips, hostesses. Mrs. Vernon Russell was host ess for the Boardman Tillicum Club at her home recently with Mrs. Ralph Skoubo co-hostess, vicitnrc wrp Mrs. O. A. Child ers and Mrs. LaVern Peterson. Mrs. Ronald BlacK reporiea on the community improvement project, ana piaygrounu equin r t r""1' '.J f i J C I f v qo ninifri PREDICTED More people, more homes, more Industry, more business, more parks, more recreation. REQUIRED Planning, initiative, work and a ready, dependable supply of electric power. PREPARED Your local rural electric. For more information, stop by, call or write 676-9146 Serving Morrow, Wheeler Overseas Duty miint usoa rtiwJMlUKPfl. KfrH. Bcr nard Donovan was apponm-u i represent the tlub on the Board man city park Commission, Tentative plans were discuss 1 M I C L. T 1 nnn nard Donovan was appointed to ed for the Sweetheart Dinner to be held In j-voruary. Mrs. Roy Partlow presented a film on Brazil. The next meeting was to be at the home of Mrs. Joe Tatone January 23 with Mrs. Karen Hutchings as co-hostess. Four tables of pinochle were In play at the card party at the grange hall recently. Mrs. W. G. Seehafer was hostess. High prize went to Mrs. Walter Wyss, and Mrs. Ruth Stevenson won low. The pinochle prizes were won by Mrs. Verne Min nlch and Mrs. LaVern Peterson. Hostess for the next party was to be Mrs. Leonard Bedord. Peterson Works On Rural Committee A talk on the significance of recreation in the Oregon econ omy and others related to the future development of rural areas of the state were on the program at a meeting of the Rural Area Development Com mittee in Corvallis on January 19. Oscar Peterson of lone and Mrs. Marion Weatherford of Ar Hnsinn nro tho nnlv members of the committee from Eastern Oregon. Nine serve on tne com mittee, and Peterson invited the group to come to the eastern part of the state for its next meeting in order to become bet ter acquainted with this part of the state. Among the speakers were Dr. H. H. Stoevener, assistant pro fessor of agricultural economics at OSU, who talked on the sig nificance of recreation; Dr. Don ald A. Watson, director of the Bureau of Business and Econom ic Research, University of Ore gon; and Dr. Emerty Castle, head of agricultural economics and director of the Water Re sources Institute, OSU. Need spare cash? Advertise unused items on the classified page of The Gazette-1 lmes. NUMBERS AT OUR and 676-9147 and Gilliam Counties op Kinzua Corporation Scholarship Given The Kinzua Corporation of Heppner presented $250 to the Oregon State University scholar ship fund, the Oregon btate Board of Higher Education an nounced at iu recent meeting in Portland. . ... A wide range of Rifts and scholarship grants to Oregon public colleges and universities regularly come from indiyldui; firms and organizations in all parts of the state. The latest group totaled 200 from 84 com- ""Chancellor R. E. Lleuallen and the executives of the nine pub ic higher education institutions have stressed that such gifts and grants, while not the larg ?st source of such funds, p ay a significant role in opening the door of educational opportunity to Oregon's young people. Gifts and grants "-ported at each meeting of the State Board of Higher by the Board s Academic Affairs Committee, headed by Mrs. Elizabeth John son of Redmond. Completes Basic Marine Private Simon B. Winters. Jr., son of Mrs. Millie Winters of Heppner, has com pleted two weeks of training under simulated combat condit ions in the fundamentals of day and night patrollng, employ ment of infantry weapons, sur vival methods and assault tac-, tics at the Marine Corps base at Camp Pendleton, Calif. POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE WE REPAIR: Electric Motors Power Tools Hydraulic Jacks Alemlto Equipment 421 S.E. 4th Pendleton Phone 276-5862 HEPPNER OFFICE:
