HEFFNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday. Mar i. K
Local Teachers Hold Honor Society Offices
Mrs. Adrian Bechdolt wu In
st h I led president (or the com
Inn year of the lota Chapter of
the Delta Kappa Gamma Soci
ety, an international honor so
ciety for women educators, at
the monthly luncheon meeting
of the chapter in Hermhtton on
Saturday. April 20. Mrs. Been
dolt is a third grade teacher In
the Ueppner Elementary school.
Installed as correspond inn
secretary was Mrs. L. L. Dick,
English and Journalism teacher
at iieppner High school.
Dr. Margaret McDevitt of Ten
dleton, well known In this area
for her art instruction, was the
guest speaker following the din
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Others from this area who at
tended the meeting were Mrs,
Franklin Ely of lone. MIhs Alice
Rilev of Iieppner. ana Mrs. fcv
erett Struckmeler of Arlington.
and formerly of Iieppner.
Lodge Represented
At State Convention
Ten local lodge members rep.
resenting Kate J. Young, Lodge
No. 2 attended the Degree of
Honor convention held April 24
25 in Portland at the Cosmopol
itan Motor Hotel.
Lodge members participated
In the banquet and business
session bv escorting and intro
ducing state and national offi
cers. Those attending from this
area Included Mrs. Ed Hunt,
resident; Mrs. Clnra Gertson.
Mrs. Earl Soward, Mrs. Adolph
Maleske. Mrs. Alice Met a be,
Mrs. lion Haguewnod. Mrs. Alice
Luttrell, Mrs. Ed La Trace, Airs.
Bill Karra. and Mrs. Pete Mc
Murtrv. Mrs. Gertson serves as
state director and national De
gree of Honor treasurer and Mrs.
Karra is a past state officer.
Preparations are being made
for inspection on May 14, at
which time Mrs. Bertha Chisolm,
state president; Mrs. Grace Hy
att, past state president; and
Mrs. Rita Rose, recently elected
second vice president, will at
tend. Entertainment will feature
the lone ktchen band and a
western theme will be used
throughout the meeting.
Several Observe Merit Mothers Receive Awards
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IONE Mrs. Lewis llaivorsen,
accompanied by her husband
and son. Frank, traveled to Sa
lem on April 23 for ceremonies
that honored her as an Oregun
Merit Mother of l'.Ha. Attending
the morning brunch at the Mar
Ion Hotel were Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Lindstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. John Eu
banks. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crab
tree. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Munk
ers, Mrs. Larry Prock and Lori,
Mrs. llershal Townend and Mrs.
Omar Rietmann. Rainbow girls
attending the morning activities
were Kuthy Cannon, I limy Em
trom, and Nancy Ashurst.
The afternoon presentations
were made bv Gov. Tom Mc-
Call at 2:00 in the State Capi
tol building to Mrs. llaivorsen
and seven other women, Other
relatives and friends who were
able to attend in the afternoon
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry llaivor
sen. Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Slender. Mrs. Raymond Hoffman.
Mrs. Max Muller, Mrs. Blanche
Scheelar and Mrs. Don Scheelar,
all of Salem. Mrs. Jim Johnson
also took the following Rain
bow girls to Salem: Willa John
son. i'erri O'Connor, Connie Em
ert, Churlene Ilamlelt, Tanya
Tucker, and Debbie warren.
Mrs. Gene Rietmann was sur
prised with a baby shower on
Wednesday evening, April 24,
held at the home of Mrs. Bill
Rietmann. Two tables of bridge
and one table of pinochle were
in plav with prizes won given
to the honoree. Mrs. Ray Boyce
served refreshments, following
cards, to the following guests:
Mrs. Bob Jepsen, Mrs. Herb Eks
trom, Mrs. Gene Hall, Mrs. Bob
Rietmann, Mrs. Pete Cannon,
Mrs. Arnie Hedman, Mrs. Art
Lindstrom, and Mrs. Larry
Fetsth.
Two lone girls, Janet Palma
teer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Palmateer, and Jodi Snow,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Snow, will be princesses on the
Arlington Rodeo court serving
with Queen Donna Mikkalo this
week-end, May 4 and 5. Prin
cess Janet will ride her quar
terhorse, "Flicka," as she rep
resents the lone 4-H Horse club.
Princess Jodi represents the Gil
liam county 4-H Horseflies and
will ride her quarte r h o r s e,
"Fawn."
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Shaw of
Junction City were week-end
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Crabtree.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson
and family were recent visitors
in Portland at the home of Mrs.
Peterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Hanson.
Members of the lone Junior
High Baseball team surprised
Dick Snider with a birthday
cake on his 13th birthday last
Thursday after their ball game
with Echo which they won 5
to 3. Other members of the ball
team this year ore Herb Eks-
from, Richard llamlett, Clint
Krebs, John Rietmann. Jerry
Pettyjohn, Eddie Wlnkleman,
Stewart Ke&sler, Mark Rietmann,
Freddie Sherman and Paul Ash
urst. Jerry Martin is the coach
of the team.
Lee O'Connor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles O'Connor, fiew
to Tucson, Ariz., this week a
a delegate from the University
of Oregon to the Model United
Nations held on the University
of Arizona campus. Universities
from el:ht western states par
ticlpnted in the event. Miss O'.
Connor was also able to do
some sightseeing In Mexico be
fore she returned home on Sun
day.
Bob Jepsen has been chosen
to represent the Oregon Wheat
Growers League as a member
of the Board of Directors of the
Wheat and Wheat Foods foun
dation. Jepsen is in Chicago this
week attending meetings of the
Foundation. He also will visit
with his brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood
in cnicago.
Mrs. Amanda Warfield Is cur
rently receiving treatment at the
Pendleton Community hospital.
Susan Baker arrived home by
airplane on April 14 from
Kaneahe, Oahu, for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Baker. Susan, who has been
working as a secretary there for
the past year, plans to enter
the University of Hawaii In the
fall. Traveling with Miss Baker
was Lcianna Hapu who greatly
enjoyed her first visit to the
mainland.
Mrs. Alice A. Stockard, moth
er of James Stockard of Butter
Creek and Mrs. Patricia Klncaid,
died Sunday evening at St. An
thony hospital in Pendleton,
following a long illness. She is
survived by her husband, Vic; j
two brothers. Edward Maurus. i
The Dalles, and Leonard Maur-1
us, Jr., Wasco; stepfather, Leon
ard Maurus, Wasco; and eight 1
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leadership at the top. We believe that this leader
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Nixon. He has the needed abilities and the com
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rightful place on the American scene. We are now
organizing the Oregon Nixon agricultural commit
tee to support Richard M. Nixon for President in
the May 28th primary. We invite you folks in farming
and in related agricultural fields to join us.
Clackamas
Barry Brownell, Oregon City
John J. Inskeep, Oregon City
Carlos P. Johnson, Oregon City
Lydon Scheeff, Oregon City
John Derninger, Oregon City
Earl Stoller, Aurora
Paul E. Scheeff, Oregon City
George Elvers, Milwaukie
Charles T. Dletz, Canby
R. C. Kuehner, Milwaukie
John I. Gale, Canby
Lola E. Gale, Canby
Edward Schwedler, Oregon City
C. A. Chapman, Oregon City
Clatsop
H. B. Howell, Astoria
Howard B. Johnson, Astoria
Melvln Hastill, Astoria
J. Richard Gerttula, Brownsmead
Hugh A. Seppa, Astoria
Danforth Matteson, Astoria
Richard H. Lee, Astoria
Coos
Dell Brunell, Coos Bay
Douglas
Don Kruse, Roseburg
Robert Stritzke, Roseburg
L. R. Ocumpaugh, Oakland
Webster Brlggs, Myrtle Creek
Gilliam
Franklin 0. Dyer, Mayvllle
Richard Reed, Mikkalo
Ernest J. Barnett, Mikkalo
E. R. Fatland, Condon
Harney
Mr. and Mrs. Tachman, Burns
C. M. Otley, Diamond
Robert Fulton, Burns
Mrs. Frank Davis White, Burns
Hood River
Leroy K. Webster, Hood River
Bob Thomson, Hood River
Alan C. Blckford, Hood River
Rob W. Hukari
Richard F. Duckwall, Hood River
Ralph Smiley, Hood River
Jefferson
Jim Brooks, Madras
Paul Jasa, Madras
Rex T. Barber, Culver
Eugene V. Smith, Culver
Dwight 0. Macy, Culver
S. A. Pettibone, Culver
Johnnie W. Richardson, Madras
Herschel Read, Culver
John Krieger, Madras
Jack A. Raburn, Madras
Klamath
Dick Henzel, Klamath Falls
Lake
H. E. Bergstrom, Lakeview
Myron Buswell, Lakeview
Mrs. Eva Arthur, Lakeview
Linn
George N. Chandler, Albany
Steve Glaser, Tangent
Malheur
Ray Larson, Nyssa
Gene Stunz, Nyssa
Bert W. Hawkins, Ontario
Roy Hirai, Nyssa
Joe Hobson, Ontario
Marion
David E. Turnidge, Jefferson
Eddie Ahrens, Salem
E. B. Henningsen, Jefferson
Rex Hartley, Jefferson
John Flnley, Jefferson
Louis Hennles, Turner
E. T. Prade, Turner
Robert B. Sears, Salem -Loren
Hoven, Jefferson
Dale L. Turnidge, Jefferson
Robert J. Mallorie, Silverton
Multnomah
Frank Windust, Portland
Howell Appling, Jr., Portland
Polk
Jacob DeJong, Sheridan
Robert Lorence, Monmouth
Keith B. Tow, Monmouth
A. F. Qulrin, Dallas
L. R. Andrew, Dallas
Gordon Walker, Salem
A. H. Harland, Dallas
M. M. Gilles, Dallas
Neal Edwards, Monmouth
Louis E. Hamilton, Monmouth
James S. Smart, Salem
H. B. Hildebrand, Dallas
Tillamook
Karl J. Zweifel, Tillamook
Umatilla
Glen E. Brogoittl, Helix
S. E. Brogoitti, Helix
Union
Bob Brogoitti, La Grande
Ralph Robinson, La Grande
Phillip T. Cuthbert, La Grande
Al Miller, La Grande
Wallowa
Wayne McFetridge, Enterprise
Robert C. Hammond, Enterprise
C. Raymond Johnson, Enterprise
Chris Wyokoff, Wallowa
Washington
Clarence Vander Zanden, Hillsboro
John D. Hare, Hillsboro
Robert Schlegel, Banks
Glen P. Ireland, Forest Grove
L. D. Pursell, Beaverton
Roger J. Madsen, Hillsboro
Dave Eischen, Cornelius
Robert H. Jones, Hillsboro
Russell A. Hays, Portland
Wasco
BSrt Keith, The Dalles
Malcolm Fargher, Dufur
Edwin R. Merrell, Tygh Valley
Marshall McElheran, Maupin
Yamhill
Milton Keck, Newberg
Lawrence W. Baker, Newberg
Fred Herring, Jr., Newberg
Harley S. Belt, Yamhill
Stanford Laughlin, Carlton
Robert C. Johnson, Carlton
Ernest Jernstedt, Carlton
Waldron A. Johnson, Yamhill
Benson C. Mitchell, Jr., Newberg
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AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE FOR NIXON
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grandchildren. Funeral services
were held in llermision on wea
nesdny with Interment In Stan
field.
The first Little league game
of the season for the lone In'
dlaiis will be played In llepp
ner on Saturday afternoon. On
the team muter are 1'hil carl
son, Fred Sherman, John Boyer.
Gregg Christophcrson. Aaron
Klinger. Mark Rietmann, Joe
Itietrnann, Charles McEUigntt,
Danny Akers, Tom llamlett,
Gregg Wilson, Paul Peterson.
Joel Peterson, Jim Bovce. and
LeRoy Rea. Lindsay Klncaid Is
manager of the Morrow County
Grain Growers team again this
year.
Installation of officers and
special awards were presented
at the April social of Bets
Omega, held at the home of
Mrs. Bill Rietmann with Mrs.
Clyde Pettyjohn as assisting
hostess. Presented with the
badges of their new offices In
an impressive candlelight cer
emony were Mrs. Ralph Klncaid,
president; Airs. Art Lindstrom,
vice-president; Mrs. Don Peter
son, corresiHindlntf secretary;
Mrs. Clyde Pettyjohn, recording
secretary; Mrs, Charles Doherty,
treasurer, and Mrs. Lindsay Kln
caid, educational director. A 15
vear service award was present
ed to Mrs. Peterson, and Pallas
Athene certificates were present
ed to Mrs. Ralph Klncaid and
Mrs, Roy Lindstrom. Following
the presentations the group
played bridge and pinochle with
refreshments served later In the
evening bv the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eubanks,
Mrs. Sandra Rodriguez, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis llaivorsen at
tended the Friday evening mar
riage In Portland of Miss Susan
Kay Ilummell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Errett ilummell, to
John Killbey. The Hummels
were former lone residents.
Mrs. Rar Drake and her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Drake of Kenne
wick, Wash., recently returned
from Stockton. Calif., where they
visited Donald Drake and turn-
ilv. A niece. Mrs. Chuck Ingram,
and family of New Almaden Air
Force Base drove to Stockton to
visit them. Mrs. Drake and sons
drove to Oakland to visit two
aunts, one 94 and one 06 years
of age. On the way home the
trio were overnight visitors In
Corvaliui with Raymond Drake
and family.
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