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Riverside Class of 71 Activities By MARY LEE MARLOW Also, vanity cheerleaders fur BOARDMAN Baccalaureate n,.hhi ioCnv K.ihv Hvn.Rmir i .1 i -i jt-j i. j ... u . u ... u Ba "inton and Linda Frederick jvjveraiuc iiii ot-uuiu w in "'- I son, neia May ib ai uie tsoaruman Pninmilnllu Phi.rr-h At 7 n m Thn nkr uin h iho Ifev. mere were iour laoics 01 pi Wesley Bransford, pastor of the nVhllIn ?,ay at the lard p,?r ft Assembly of God Church In J,eM Tuesday at the Greenfield Ilermliiton. Grange hall, sponsored by the The Invocation will be elven women a Acuviiy wommmee 01 bv Pastor Neil Kino of Board. lne enge. jure, frins muriuw man. and the benediction hv W" hostess, assisted by Mrs, the Rev. Herbert Vaunhan. Das- """" "nop, tor of the BaDtlst Communltv High Prize was won by Mrs, Church In Irrigon. Walter Wyss and low went to The high school choir will Mrs. w. u. beenaier. Airs, vcw sine. Mrs. Albert Part low will ey West, Jr. and Mrs. Wyss re be organist, and Mrs. La Vern wived the traveling pinochle Partlow will be pianist. prizes, Mrs. Willard Baker was host rv,,.. viD .. ess lor the Ladles Aid Society the graduating class of Rlver. 0'Boardman Community Church side High School will be held Wednesday afternoon at her ..u.i.c Alia. iwi nua charge of the devotional pro gram, taking as her topic, "Med itation." The ladies discussed making laprobes to be given to nurs May 21 at the school, starting at o p.m. speaker will be Jul lus Blalostosky, assistant super Intendent of Multnomah County &cnoois, Portland. Dennis Lamb will give the sa lutatorian address, and Diane ing homes. Black will be the valedictorian. The group has purchased Jonl Tiller will sing a solo. Dip- new punch bowl for the church lomas will be given out by Max to be used for social functions, Jones, school board member. In vocation will be by Pastor Neil Mr. and Mrs. Leo Potts spent King, and the .benediction by the weekend at La Grande visit- ev. Herbert Vaughan. ing at the home of their son-in Members of the graduating law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. class are Diana Abercrombie, Delbert Houston, Kevrok Alexanian, Kenneth Mrs. Hazel Carpenter was tak Beal, Diana Black, Lynel Braat, en to the Good Shephard Hos Cathy Byerly, Generva Camp- pltal In Hermiston May 4' and bell, Judy Franke, Dewey Har- had an appendectomy May 6 vey, Blaine Johnson, Dennis She was to be hospitalized sev Lamb, Jerry Mesteth, Douglas eral days. Prichard, Rrenda Proctor. Clar- Mrs. Ed Kuhn returned home ence Proctor, Patricia Proctor. May 4 from the Umatilla Hos Donna Pummel, Dennis Robins, pital where she has been for Jon Stake, John Stoneman, and two weeks, Frances Wyley. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Phillips spent the weekend in Salem StuHpnfo ,,f th D.-. wnere rnuiips aiienaea a lire Junior-Senior High School band raining .fsch2l1 at Chemcketa hiju ciiorus presented an en joyable spring concert at the scnool May 6, directed by Den nis Faletti, music instructor. An art show was also held, show- Community College. They also SPRAY NEWS SPRAY Ted Tnll and friend ing students' work. Art instduc- Mrs. Trisha Van Winkle and tors are Don Hendnx and Kathv daughter nf Hennnpr wpw visit JUVe. ine- Mr. Toll's narents. the Rill ine junior nign Dana played: Richards on Sunday, May 2. wnat The World Needs Now Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richards Is Love", 'Try A Little Kind- and Ted Hall were in Portland ness , "Lost City", "Moon Riv- on May 3 for a medical check er' and "Spanish Eves." .in fnr Mrs RirVinrris The high school band played: Mr. and Mrs. Art SteDhens everything: Is Beautiful". Loren Delanev. Mr. and Mrs. Rhythm Of The Winds", "Li'l Gene Russell and Mike were in Abner", "In The Summertime" The Dalles May 1 to attend the and "Selections From Briga- wedding of their niece, Miss doon. Barhara Wantulok and Doue ine Junior high chorus sane: Tumlinson. "I'll Never Fall In Love Again", Miss Sheila Cooper was host Cherish", "Leaving, On A Jet ess for the annual Mother's Plane" and "They Long To Be Day Dinner held In the school ciose io you." cafeteria. Sheila is the candi The high school choir sane: date from Spray for Queen of come Saturday Mornine". "Let the annual rodeo to be held It Be", "A Message To Michael" May 15-16. and "Bridge Over Troubled Wa- ADril 28. the Awards Nicht ter. Potluck was held in the evm Mrs. Albert Partlow was ac- A large crowd gathered for the companist for the high school supper which was followed by ana Jody Noble for the junior presentation of awards earned high chorus. scholastically and In sports Daniel Petit won the EAGLE Joe Tatone was appointed as Award; Linda Ashmead receiv representative of the Boardman ed the student body president City Council to attend the Nu- award; Donna Britt received the clear Power hearing held here citizenship award. Friday night, May 7, at the reg- On May 19 at the graduation ular meeting of the council exercises, the Art class of Spray Tuesday night. High School will have a dis- Other business included dis- play of oil paintings and rock cusfiion of a name for the new tables made by this class, addition to Boardman with the We are glad to welcome to purchase of the Behrens proper- our community the Dan Fittler ty west of town. Each member family of Portland. Mr. Fittler of the council will submit a is the pastor of the Missionary name at the next meeting and Baptist Church in Spray. one will be chosen at that time. A baby shower was given The council approved an au- Mrs. Sid Britt April 29 at the dit contract with Earl Glidewell Assembly of God Church in of Hermiston. Spray. Sharon Simmons and Student body officers of Riv- Jo Ann Grififth were co-hostess- erside High School have been es. elected for the 1971-72 year as I Miss Lillian Bergerson and follows: Jerry Hascall, presi- Mrs. Grace Younce were recipi- dent; Dodi Hilling, vice-presi- ents of friendship auilts made dent; Kathy Ryan, secretary; by their friends in the Spray and Debbie McCoy, treasurer. community. visited at the home of Phllllpa' nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Cliet Thillips in Monument. John Harvey was called to Anchorage, Alaska, Monday, May 3, by the death of his fa ther, Lawrence Harvey, who died Sunday night in his sleep. Mrs. Roy Partlow and sons Mike and Rick, and daughter Joan went to Portland Friday to spend the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Marie Golden, and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson. Cafeteria menus for Riverside Junior-Senior High School for the week of May 17-21 are as follows: Monday Hamburgers, pickles, lettuce, cheese slices, buttered corn and cobbler. Tuesday Beef with noodles, tossed salad, hot biscuits, and Ice cream. Wednesday Steamed wieners, whipped potatoes, homemade rolls, celery sticks and fruit. Thursday Pizza, pickled beets, cottage cheese and fruit salad and pudding. Friday Egg salad sandwich es, and peanut butter and hon ey sandwiches, buttered green beans, pickles and pineapple upside down cake. Milk is served with all meals. F-Z" lP "'"'I' flPw"Wl '""''vg,. . .... rr KEPPNER GAZETTE. TIMES. Tbunday. May 13. 1971 WRONG IDENTIFICATION last week is corrected this week with these two track pictures taken at the Heppner meet last Mon day. Kathy Barlett on tha last lea of tho 44a relay. Susan Healy on the 4th leg of the same relay. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skoubo were Mrs. Skoubos sister, Mrs. A. E. McDuffee of Billings, Mont., her mother, Mrs. B. E. Getchell of Hermiston, and the Skoubo's son and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Skoubo and daughter Shannon of Pen dleton. Sunday guests were Skoubo's stepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Chub Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeMauro and daughters Billie Jo and Barbara of The Dalles visited at the home of Mrs. DeMauro's tepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Chub Warren, Sunday on their way to Hermiston to visit DeMauro's mother, Mrs. Paul DeMauro. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Carpenter and sons Russell and Tommy of La Grande were Sunday vis itors at the home of Mrs. Car penter's mother, Mrs. Hazel Miller. Mrs. Esther Emmons and Eva LaChance of La Grande are here at the home of their sister, Ha zel Carpenter, while Mrs. Car penter is in Good Shepherd Hos pital in Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and daughter Jane of Wasco were Sunday guests at the home of Root's mother, Mrs. Leo Root. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash and daughter Diane went to Milton- Freewater Sunday to visit at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and, Mrs. Bill Getz. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely spent Mother's Day in Pendleton visit ing at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lilly. Another son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Vaught and daughters Gail and Kelly of Whitstran, Wash., were also there. Mrs. Pete Peterson went to Snokane. Wash., over the week end to visit at the home of her ft k 1.1 - - - a brother and sister-in-law, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Richard Gronberg. Peterson, who is employed at Eureka, Mont, joined her there. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen went to Sunnyside, Wash., Sun day and met their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clay ton Allen of Selah, Wash., for dinner. 'In-Town' 4-H Livestock Cfub To Organize By BIRDINE TUIXIS Extension Aide A meeting will be held at the Conference Room of the fcxten slon Olflee in Heppner, May 13 at 7:30 p m. to dicuKg the poa nihility of forming a 4-H live stock club for "in-town" boys and clrU of 4 11 age (9-19). All interested youth and their parents are Invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sargent have volunteered to lead the club, Members will be welcomed for sheep, swine, beef, dairy or rab bit projects. The Sareents are former Wheeler County 4-H leaders with many years experience, They have many good Ideas to present on how a club can be developed for youth who live in town but desire to be active in a livestock club. With summer vacation ap proachlng a 4-H short term pro lect could be very worthwhile! Livestock must be owned 90 days prior to fair. If this idea is appealing at tend the meeting on possibili ties to form an "in-town" live stock club! Bob Baker Due Home Mr. and Mrs. David Baker of lone expect their son, Bob home from Vietnam approximately May 20. Bob will be on leave for 30 days and return to active duty in Vietnam for another six months. The Jim Driscolls returned home Sunday after a month long trailering trip covering thousands of miles. They saw many interesting things, enjoy ed the wonderful colorful Grand Canyon In Arizona. Marsha Lovgren has mored; and has a new address: 2548 Chain Bridge Road; Apt. 101; Vienna. Virginia 22180. Spray Marathon Comes Saturday On Saturday, May 15, the Spray Recreation and Amuse ment Club will hold the Sixth Annual Open Half-Marathon Run, distance of 13 miles, com mencing at Service Creek and proceeding along Highway 19 to the finish line In front of the Spray Rimrock Cafe. Trophies will be awarded to the first three fink hers in three age divisions: Div. 1 18 and under; Div. 2- 19-25; Div. 3 20 and over. All who finish the run will receive a certificate of accomplishment Accommodations for dressing will be provided at Spray High School. All runners must report there before 7:30 a.m. to com plete registration. Transporta tlon will be provided for par- Iclpanls from Spray to Serv ice Creek at 7:30 a.m. if need ed. The town of Spray has lit tle overnight accommodations and runners should plan ac-' cordlngly, (sleeping bag, camp er, etc.!!) Starting time for the run is 8:00 a.m. in front of the Serv ice Creek Cafe. Eligibility The run is open to: Any amateur; any physical ly fit man or woman 18 years of age and older; youngsters nder 18 years with parents or guardian's written consent. Rules Runners must complete regis tration forms prior to starting time. All entries must be ac- companled by a doctor's certifi cate of health. 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