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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1971)
New Officers Head Boardman Garden Club It mast lee marlow BOARDMAN Mrs. Roy Ball was elected president of the Boardman Garden Club at the meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Frank Marlow. Mrs. Walter Hayes was elected vice-president; Mrs. Marlow, secretary; and Mrs. Ralph Ear wood, treasurer. Mrs. M. L Ove son was taken In as a new member. Roll call was answered by naming a flower mentioned In the Bible. It was voted to purchase a tree and plant It In the yard at Boardman Community Church on Arbor Day, April 30. Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. Walter Wyss were appointed as a com mittee to get the tree. Mrs. Arthur Allen read "Ar bor Day", "Green Survival" and "Give Your Garden a Bath", all from the Oregon Newsletter. Mrs. Hazel Miller presented a program on the "Origin of Ap ril Fool's Day." Mrs. Rollln Bishop read an article on what kind of trees to plant to attract birds. The club will meet next month May 24 instead of the 17, the regular date. It will be potluck at the home of Mrs. Charles An deregg in Pendleton at noon. Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Oveson and Mrs. Hayes received the prizes in games, and Mrs. Hazel Car penter received the door prize. Mrs. Marlow honored Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Wyss by serv ing a cake for their birthdays, which both fell during the month of April. Grange Pinochle There were three tables of pi HHS Counsellor Told Mrs. Conley Lanham's recent trip to Annapolis for the Navy Blue and Gold program for Ed ucators held a double bonus for her. She not only received in struction on the possibilities of careers In the Navy and Mar ine Corps available to Heppner High School students but also gave her a chance to visit Mick Lanham. In company with 40 educat ors from the Northwest which Included six from Eastern Ore gon towns of Hermiston, Uma tilla, Stanfield, Milton-Freewa-ter and Nyssa, Mrs. Lanham took a flight out of the Mt. Home AFB on an Air Force plane for Andrews AFB at Washing ton, D. C. The group went by bus to Annapolis. They were housed in a How ard Johnson Motel 10 miles from the Naval Academy and were picked up every morning. They toured the entire facil ity inside the walls. Mrs. Lan ham sat In on a chemistry class and visited many other class rooms. Every facility that's needed is made available. There are several new buildings going up. The math and science build ings are new and the library is new. Having been on a similar pro cram' to West Point, she noted that West Point has much more room aritaopnt to their nresent facilities for expansion than there is within tne waiis ar. An napolis. She said that she could feel that the candidates eligible for entrance to either West Point or Annapolis would have to be a particular top notch brand of man to withstand the rigors of even the first year's program. It Is an uncompromising and exacting period within the con fines of the grounds. Bancroft Hall, said to have the largest dining room in the Unit ed States is open only a few times during the year to wom en. The women in the party squired by midshipmen ate elsewhere. Mrs. Lanham was es corted by a 3rd classman from Bellingham. They were given a tour of the Harbor by the Harbor Patrol. They heard and saw many of the Naval traditions. For Weed Call on jVieS Boyer Spraying-Dusting-Fertilizing Seeding DHT OR LIQUID FEBTTLXZEB APPLICATION Weed Spraying $1.00 Per Acre You Can Find Us All Year Around AT THE LEXINGTON AIRPORT Phone 989-8422 nochle in play at the card par ty held Tuesday at the Green field Grange hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Commit tee of the grange. Mrs. Walter Hayes was hostess. High prize was won by May belle Wetherell of Arlington, and low went to Goldle Wolpern of Arlington. Mrs. Albert War nock and Mrs. I. L. Docken re ceived the travelng pinochle prizes. Mrs. James Harding of Sacra mento, Calif., was an overnight visitor Tuesday at tne nome oi her slstcr-ln-law, Mrs. Hazel Miller. Mrs. Miller accompanied her home to visit and will visit her mother-in-law, Mrs. Eirie Miller, who Is In a nursing home In Sacramento. Xfm T.nVern Partlow went to Salem Thursday to attend tne Representatives Council of the Oroirnn Education Association. Mrs. Zoe Billings accompanied her and will visit at tne nome of her daughter, Mrs. Brenda Parker. Mr nd Mrs. Ernest Tyler and son Randy of Portland were ov ernight visitors Tuesday at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. Anay Jones. Mr nnrl Mrs. RoV Ball. Mrs Hazel Carpenter and Mrs. Frank Mnrimu attended Columbia Grange in Hermiston Friday night. Guest at Tllllcum Brunch Mir. Vernon Russell was host ess for the Boardman Tillicum Club scholarship brunch batur day morning at her home. Co hostesses were Mrs. Pete Peter son, Mrs. Stan Henkle, Mrs. Roy Partlow and Mrs. uene i rum bull. Annapolis Tale One pveninp Lt. and Mrs. Mi chael Lanham and three of the children, Jim, Cindy and Gail, who live at Fairfax, Va., joined her for dinner. Michael known to his family and friends as Mick recently received a promo tion to Lt. Col. A graduate of Heppner Hign scnooi, ne is urn lev Lanham's son. On Friday morning the group came back througn wasningion, D. C, for a partial tour of the Capitol and visited with Ore gon's Senators Hatfield and Packwood and Idaho's Senators Church and Jordan. This was the first trip to the Nation's Capital for some of the educators, n was raining that morning but hripf Ktnns were made at the Lincoln Memorial and other noteworthy Washington spots. Many of the educators were from Idaho. Mrs. Lanham heard much adverse comment and dis cussion on the recent RailPax. While it gives Oregon no west Fast route Orecon does have a North-South service. Southern Idaho has been left with neith er service. MRS. WILMA GAEDE RETIREMENT DUE Mrs Wilma Gaede will be re tiring soon after thirty-one years of teaching. From 1928 to 1929 she taught at Hail Ridge School in Morrow County., grades 1, 2, 4 and 7. From 1929 to 1931 she taught at Pleasant Vale school in Mor row County, grades 1, 3, 5 and 6. From 1943 to 1952 she taught at Powell Valley No. 26 Mult Co. grades 1 and 2. From 1952 to 1971 she has been at West Powellhurst School in the David Douglas Dist, grade 1. A retirement program and party is being planned and all of Mrs. Gaede's past students ata asked to DarticiDate. If you are a previous student please contact Mrs. Bill Sixkiller, 2909 S. E. 115, Portland, Oregon 97266 or call 760-3083. HONOR ROLL KVrrv CoDnock. soDhomore al Heppner High, is also on the Honor Roll tor tne weexs wnn a GPA of 3.33. Spraying Owner-Gar Aviation Cuests Included Jan Schlkh ting, Morrow County rodeo prin cess sponsored by the club, and her' mother, Mrs. Richard Schllchtlng of Heppner; Juanlta Nelson of Portland, Mrs. Gary Herauf. Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. Carl Wick lander, Mrs. Everett Struck meler, Mrs. M. I. Oveson, and Verna Gouthler. Others present Included Mrs. Frank Bates, Mrs. Ronald Black, Mrs. Ron Daniels, Mrs. L M. Docken, Mrs. Carroll Donovan, Mrs. Rod Flug, Mrs. John Har vey, Mrs. Cleve Hlnton, Mrs. Rupe Kennedy, Mrs. Jerry Mey er, Mrs. Bill Nelson, Mrs. Ralph Skoubo, Mrs. Dewey West, Jr., Mrs. Jim Barrlck and Mrs. Den nis Gronqulst of Arlington. The next meeting of the club will be May 11, the place to be announced later. Mrs. Gary Herauf, who moved here last week from Bcaverton, was hostess for a party at her home Saturday afternoon In hon or of her daughter Heidi's sec ond birthday. Guests Included Mrs. Dennis Gronquist and Kel ly and Megan of Arlington. Mrs. Rod Flug and Troy, Mrs. Danny Cox and Darren and Doug, Mrs. Stan Rauch and Jeff, Mrs. Frank Bates and Shauna, Heidi's grandmother, Mrs. Bill Nelson, and her great-grandmother, Juanita Nelson of Portland. Card Winners at WAC Party There were six tables of pi nochle in play at the card par ty Saturday night at the Green field Grange hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Commit tee of the grange. Mrs. Frank Marlow was hostess. Men's high prize was won by Verne Min nich and the women's high by Nina Bailey of Arlington. The low prizes went to Bill Bates and Shirley Earwood. Mrs. Walter Hayes and Miss Earwood receiv ed the traveling pinochle prizes. Frizes were awarded to the highest scorers for the winter series of parties, and the men's was won by Verne Minnich and the women's by Mrs. Ed Kuhn. Mrs. Glenn Mallery of Seat tle, Wash., is visiting this week at the home of her stepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. Sunday afternoon they went to Pendleton to visit at the home of Ball's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McQuaw went to Hillsboro last week to I I NT Er'nat'i'o N A L I SELF-PROPELLED HDR0WEI1 Consider it as one Cuts closer and faster than any other, in any crop. Balanced head knife drive fastest on the market with 1 600 strokes per minute. Patented "gentle handling" dual augers let crops float over the top. Optional single auger model. Low-profile positive sweep feed reel is standard. Big, fluffy windrows. Be sure and come in Monday, May 3 at 7 :30 P.M. for a meeting on Hay Equipment. Factory Representatives will be here to answer your questions. REMEMBER pa visit two days at the horn of Mr. McQuaw' .tepfalher and mother, Mr. and Mrs, Jay Frost Mm. Juanita Nelson of Port land was a weekend visitor at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nel son. Sunday visitors at the Nel son home were their ton and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson II and daughter Jeannlne of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dono van spent the weekend In Im bier visiting at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill White. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Graham of Hermiston were visitors last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Ely. Mon day visitors at the Ely home were Mrs. Ely's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Chandler of Lebanon, and her sister, Mrs. Dean Ekklebcrry of Wasco. Attend Pomona Grange) Members of Greenfield Grange who attended the Morrow Coun tv Pomona Crantre at Rhea Creek Grange at Heppner last Saturday inciuaea Air. ana jvus. Roy Ball, Mrs. Leo Root, Mrs. Hazel Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe and Andrew Skiles. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hieruera of Kennewlck, Wash., were Mon day visitors at the home or Hig- ueras Drotner-in-iaw ana sisier, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bedord. Mrs. Ed Kuhn has been back in the Umatilla HosDltal again the past week, suffering with pleurisy. Mr. and Mrs. Jonn rugn ana daughter Lisa of Seattle, Wash., visitpd Pastor and Mrs. Neil King over the weekend and at tended Boardman Community Church Sunday. Riverside Menus Cafeteria menus for Riverside Junior-Senior High School for the week of May 3-7 are as fol lows: Mondav Pizza, green beans, pickled beets and ice cream. Tnesrlav Hamburgers, let tuce, pickles, potato salad and pudding. Wednesday Turkey gravy with biscuits, tossed salad, fill ed graham crackers and fruit. Thursday Bologna ana pea nut butter sandwiches, buttered corn cheese slices and cobbler. Friday Fish sticks with Tar tar sauce, buttered peas, pear and cheese salad and sweet rolls. Milk is served with all meals. MEET THE MEW for your money. Variable speed control, with high road speed. "Snap-click" final drive disconnect fast and easy highway transport. Outstanding control and comfort wide operator's deck with access from either side. The best conditioning available. Big 24-inch tires for greater traction. Cam actuated "infinite steering" lever. Come In and arrange an introduction FREE DOOR PRIZES REFRESHMENTS in (&FxrjQFOM Imu Lexington M-F Pea Festival Activities Start Saturday, May 1 The red "welcome" carpet will be out In Milton -Freewater be ginning Saturday, May 1 dur ing the week-long annual Pea FesUval. Parades, pretty girls. carnl val, an exciting gymkhana and the ever-growing Junior Live stock Show and Sale are only a few events during the annual Pea Festival The big day of the eight day celebration is Saturday, May 8, which is crammed with activi ties. The Grand Parade will op en Saturday's action at 10:30 a.m. Afternoon events include the mounted gymkhana at 1:00, the English Motor Bike Trials at 2:00, a chicken brollercuc begin ning at 3:00, the annual awards program at 6:30 and culminat ing with the big annual Junior Livestock Sale starting at 7:00 p.m. Friday's activities will be kicked off with the annual Kid dles' Parade, with school child ren from throughout the area participating. A Teen Dance will conclude the day at 9 p.m. at the Armory, with music by the "Mass Media" of Portland. The coronation of Pea Festival Queen Jody Edlngcr and Prin cesses Susan Patton and Mlndy Harper open the entertainment on Monday evening, May 3, at the huge Jaycee-sponsored Tal ent Show at the Mac-Hi Audi torium. This year's Queen Moth er Is Mrs. Wayne Trumbull. Tuesday and Wednesday, May 4 and 5, will see the exhibition and judging of the home ec. en tries. Thursday and Friday, May 6 and 7, will see the 4-H and fha Stvle Revue Thursday eve ning and the Livestock Judging Friday morning. Saturday morning's grand pa rade will swing into line at 10:30 and promises to be bigger and better than ever. The Milton -Freewater float, will be unveil ed in the parade that will fea ture bands, floats, riding clubs, Bruce Thomson Home on Leave Bruce Thomson who is in the U. S. Army arrived home for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomson. Bruce is on a 30-day leave prior to shipping out for Vietnam. KITTMZM CAIETTETm tl. TbuiedaT. April tX Iff I and drum and bugle corps. 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