HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, T1.ur.day, Hatch 23. 19GJ
High School Sponsors
Carnival Activity Night
By MART LEE HARLOW
BOARDMAN Wendy Wilson,
Riverside High school freshman,
was crowned oueen or the car
nival Saturday night held In tha
Greenfield Grant halL Gene
(killvhorn. student body presi
dent, crowned the queen. Her
escort was Clarence 1 'root or.
Princesses and escorts were
sophomores Judy Ilinton and
Bruce Buchanan, juniors Jana
Everett and Dunne Lamb, and
seniors Betty Eppcnbsch and
Cary Baird.
The carnival, which was soon
sored by the high school and
the itrange. was attended by a
large crowd, and was a big suc
cess financially.
Mrs. Leo Root was hostess for
the Boardman Garden Uub the
first of lust week at her home
Roll call was answered by tell
Ing of a bird seen this spring,
It was voted to hire someone
to set out a row of locust trees
at the Boardman Community
church. Mrs. Rollln Bishop pre
scnted Information and showed
pictures of humming birds.
In a game played prizes were
won bv Mrs. Zeari unisepie ana
Mrs. Walter Hayes. Mrs. Frank
Mnrlow received the door prize.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Marlow April
15. At that time there will be
election of officers.
I Bud Mlchels and Mrs. Wetherell
won the pinochle prizes.
Mr. asd Mrs. Chub Warren
have returned home from an 11
day trip to several point In
California. They went to Los
Oatos to meet Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Mat-key, Macked and
Warren being war buddies in
World War I, and also went to
Oakland to visit other friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Dermadcy.
Warren and Dermadey had
worked In the oil fields togeth
er in California in lUitf. iney
then visited at the home of Mrs.
Warren's niece, Mr. and Mrs.
L'mll Senna at I'ctaluma. and
on their way home visited her
son and duughter-ln-luw, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Skoubo, In Corval-lis.
Visitors the past two weeks at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Baker have been their son-
in-law and daughter, MSgt.
and Mrs. Richard Mulholand
and children Josie, Gerl, Don
and Susan, who have returned
from Lybla, Africa. Other guests
included Mrs. Steve Highley and
son Matt of Arlington, wash.
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Five tables of pinochle were
In play at the card party at the
Greenfield Grange hall Tuesday
of last week, sponsored by the
Home Economics Club of the
grange. Hostesses were Mrs.
Sam Beeks, Mrs. Jessie Hartfleld.
Mrs. Maybelle Wetherell and
Mrs. Carmelita Bergnese 01 Ar
lington. High prize was won by
Mrs. Dewey West, Jr., and low
went to Mrs. Vcrn Minnick. Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Klein an
children Bonnie and John of Es
tarada, and Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vln Fox and son Dwayne
Hermlston.
Mrs. Pearl Rune a and Mrs,
Goldie Campbell of Baker, for
mcr residents here over 20 years
ago, visited three days last week
at the home oi Mrs. Maxine
Crowder. Thev also visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emlle
Ash. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alien ana
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skoubo
went to Hillsboro over the week
end where Skoubo participated
In the VFW bowling tournament
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Rod Flub was a patient
in the Good Shepherd hospital
with the flu last Friday and
Saturday.
Sunday visitors at the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Shannon
were Mr. and Mrs. Kay Gron
quist of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Renschler and daughter
Linda of The Dalles and Mrs. R.
B. Rands.
Mrs. Earl Downey of Prosser,
Wash., was an overnight visitor
last week at the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Downey. Mrs. Guy
Ferguson returned home with
her after visiting her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Zunker, in Kennewick, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Chipper Bedord
of La Grande spent two days
last week here at the home of
Bedord's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
10 Morrow Students
On BMCC Honor Rol
Ten students from Morrow
county are on the winter term
honor rolls for Blue Mountain
Cnmmunilv Colleee for the win
ter term, Truman A. Baily, dir.
ector of admissions, announces.
Klvo are on the honor roll
with grade point averages of
3.50 or above. They Include
Marsha Sowell, 3X1. Michael
Bunch, 3.75 and Leslie Daggett
3.0!), all of Jleppner; Larry I'e
terson, 4.00. and Richard Skou
hn. 4 no. both of Boardman.
On tho dean's list With grade
Doint averages of 300 to 3.50
are Peggy Snyder, 3.4-1, Marjorle
Peck. 3.13. and Erin Dick. 3.00,
all of Heppner; Paltl Pettyjohn,
3.07, lone; and Ella Sutton, 3.47,
Boardman.
Winter Chairman
Of Myers Committee
Herman Winter, attorney, has
been named chairman in this
area of Citizens to Retain Clay
Mvers as Secretary of State, ac
cording to Lamar Tooze, state
chairman.
"Wo believe Clav Mvers has
the experience, training and in
tegrity required for this high of
fice and that he is the best qual
ified candidate," Winter declar
ed.
Winter, who has been active
in manv Republican activities,
was state chairman of the Col
lege Young Republicans.
He completed his undergrad
uate work at Lewis and Clark
College and was graduated from
the University of Oregon Law
School.
Leonard Bedord.
Mrs. Bea Scoggins of Arling
ton was a Sunday visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball,
Sr. Friday visitors at the Ball
home and at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Zearl Gillespie were
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messen
eer of Lexineton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonara Beaora
and son Billie visited over the
week-end at the home of Mrs.
Bedord's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Moe, at
Brush Prairie, Wash., and In
Portland at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Van Hovgaard.
Mrs. Vernon Root and daugh
ter Jane of Wasco were over
nicht visitors last Friday at the
home of her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Leo Root. They all went to Pen
dleton to attend the Miss Uma
tilla Countv contest, one of the
contestants, Gail Pickard, being
Mrs. Vernon Roots niece.
Mrs. Frank Marlow accompa
nied her brother, Harold Hartle
of Pendleton, to Salem over the
week-end where they visited
Mrs. Marlow's son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dar
rell Marlow. They also visited
Mrs. Marlow's niece, Mrs. Don
Satchell, in Portland. In Salem
Hartle participated in the state
bowling tournament.
Empire Builders 4-H Club
Instructs Group In Offices
BT FRANCES ROSE WILSON
IRRIGON The Empire Build
era 4 11 Club, a high school age
group of young people from
Heppner. accompanied bv Coun
tv Extension Acent Gall Mct'ar
ty, presented an interesting and
informative program to a group
of 4-H orricers and leaders from
North Morrow county Saturday
afternoon. The meeting was held
In the cufetorlum of the A. C
Houghton school.
John Rawlins aptly presented
Parliamentary procedure to the
young people as the pest way
to conduct the business or
meeting. Sandl Carlson led the
singing and demonstrated by
her ability how singing can en
liven an otherwise dull meet
Ing. Sherrl O'Brien outlined the
duties of the -vice-president,
among which Is the availability
for filling the office of the pres
Ident when needed.
Secretarial methods were ex
plained by Merri Lee Jacobs and
Nancy Doherty who stressed the
Importance of keeping accurate
records.
The first five words of the
news report are the most im
portant," according to Steve
Pettyjohn, who presented the
subject of news reporting.
The group then joined in fun
and games as Debbie Warren
directed recreation.
The Irrigon Assembly of God
Youth choir presented a Can
tata entitled "No Greater Love"
at the Boardman Community
church, pastored bv the Kcver
end Neeley, Sunday morning.
The cantata was narrated by
Bruce Buchanan, and soloists
were Mrs. Perry Pummel, Mrs.
Harvey Warner and David Ken
ney. The choir was accompa
nied by Mrs. Albert Patrlow.
Serviceman Tom Blunk and
his wife, the former Jeannie Ev
ans, recently returned from Scot
land where he has been sta
tioned. Thev have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Acock
while he is on leave. Mrs. Blank
is Mrs. Acock's sister and a for
mer Irrigon resident.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown-
lee from Jamlcson, Oregon, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brownlce of
Portland were recent visitors of
the Leonard Abercrombics.
Clara Fay Coy of Portland has
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Coy, and her
brother, Glenn, and his family.
College students home for
spring vacation Include Terry
McCoy attending Eastern Ore
gon College In La Grande, Su
san McCoy from Oregon State,
John Lnthrop and Mike Smith
from University of Oregon, and
Sheryl Withcrspoon who Is at
tending a nurses training school
in Portland. Also visiting were
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eppenbach.
He Is attending Eastern Oregon
College.
Mrs. Gladys Hobbs had a sur
prise visit from her cousin, Wil
liam Hughes of Wichita, Kan.
He was on his way to Seattle
where he is moving and will be
employed by the Boeing Company.
Reverend and Mrs. jonn nen-
ney returned home last Thurs
day from Portland where they
had attended the annual meet
ing of the Oregon District Coun
cil of the Assemblies of God.
While there the Kenneys attend
ed a banquet for the district
presbyters and their wives. Rev.
Kenney has been a presbyter of
his district for several years and
was replaced by Kev. Wesley
Bransford of the Hermlston As
sembly this year.
One of the special speakers at
the conference was Rev. Dave
Wilkerson, well known youth
evangelist and author, who
spoke to overflow crowds at sev
eral services. Among other
speakers were Mr. and Mrs.
Walton who have recently re
turned from a world tour of mis
sion stations. Mrs. Walton has
been president of the women's
missionary council of the dis
trict for many years.
Telephone Pioneer
Days Set April 4-5
Teleuhano Pioneers In
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this
area will loin wltn over iwou
other "Pioneers" throughout
Oregon In celebrating Telephone
Pioneer Days 1 r 18 on April
4 and 3.
Pioneers In Heppner are mem
bers of the OreRon Trail Coun
cil groups In the state, accord
ing to Dale Slusher, local man
ager for Pacific Northwest Bell.
Highlighting the two-day ob
servance in this area will be
Visitation Day on April 4, and
Kxpression Day on April 5. Vis
itation Day Is a day when ac
tive Pioneers visit Life Mem
bers (retirees) who are 111 or
elderly. Expression Day is a day
on which all employees can
come to work dressed In a cos
tume of their own choosing.
The telephone pioneer organ
ization Is composed of men and
women who have worked at
least 21 years In the telephone
industry. The organization is
made up of both active and life
Club Plans for Trip
The Stitch and Knit 4 II club
met at the Elden I'adberg home
on March 18. Anita Davidson
called the meeting to order.
June Lcdbetter led the Amer
lean flag salute and Jill Pad
berg led the 411 salute. Under
old business, we talked about
where to go for a trip after the
end of the school year. There
was no new business. Dlano
Cutsforth gave a demonstration
on the proper techniques of giv
ing a demonstration. After the
meeting was adjourned, Kathy
Crum served refreshments. Our
next meeting will be on April
1.
Karen Crowell. reporter
members, with the latter being
those who have now retired
from their telephone careers.
This vear's festivities will be
the fourth full-scale state-wide
observance bv Orecon Chapter
31 of the Telephone Pioneers of
America.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Chitty
and son Mark spent two weeks
in Albuquerque, N. M. last
month, where they went to at
tend a Range Society annual
meeting.
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