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Boardman News T MART LEE MARLOW School at Boardman Community rnurvn came to a close Satur day with a party held follow- Ing the morning session. Aver- age auenaance an weeK was about 75. Theme of the school was "Hidden Treasures." Each were weekend visitors at the home cf Lyon'a brother-in-law and lister, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Hinton. BOARDMAN -Vacation Bible UK-:rZ"uZXZ"v"" wetk at the home of Mrs. Hazel Carpenter. Mrs. Johnson is the sister of Louis Hamilton, former resident here. Mrs. Vernon Root and dough- ter Jane of Wasco were over dav dudIIs heard Bible ttnri. '"" - "lumsuay learned verses, and had a craf V Mr, TlL,f lesson. After the song session at Mr"JLeo Root each opening of the day the Mr- and Mr Bernard Dono children were treated with the v?n' ccnipanied by their dau appearance of "Zappy" the gntcr' Mrs- BiU VVn,t nd child down, who also had a leRson ,ren Trace ond MoSnr ' hnt story for them. ler' nave returned from a ten day's trip visiting relatives in Mrs. Rollin Bishop was host- th I!Leyth" 10 ess for the Ladles Aid Society rS".".? ZVl? . n.m. r.,.,.., Donovans mother, Mrs. Anne r.TT- " '.v-..'1" Dunn, and her sister. Mrs. Viv ItZ: !" Kushln; then to Farmington . u "t 10 vlslt at tne nome anoth- . V . . er brother-in-law and sister. Mr. Mrs. Leo Root was in charge and Mrs. Arch Moran. They al of the devotional hour, taking so visited Donovan's sister, Mrs. as her topic, "Church Bones." Jeanne Kent at Stockton. Their Plans were made to have a last stop was at San Pnblo picnic at Hat Rock Park on the where their daughter, Mrs. Jim next meeting date, July 7. The Barrick, a teacher at Riverside ladles will leave Boardman at High School the past year, has li a.m. joined her husband, who is Eta- There were four tables of pi- tloned t Treasure Island, rrochle in play at the card par- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Woolley ty held last Tuesday at the of Cottage Grove were recent Greenfield Grange hall, spons- weekend visitors at the home ored by the Women's Activity of Mrs. Woolley8 sister-in-law, Committee of the grange. Mrs. Mrs. Dale Eades. Other visitors Carl Wlcklander was hostess, were Mrs. Woolley's niece and High prize was won by Mrs husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lath Verne Mlnnlch and low went to im of Kennewick, Wash., and Maybelle Wetherell of Arling- Mrs- Eades' son and daughter ton. Mrs. Rupe Kennedy and in law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mrs. Walter Wyss received the Edes and daughter Stacey of traveling pinochle prizes. Hermiston. 1 Brenda Parker and son Vince Rev. and Mrs. George Neeley ' Salem were weekend visitors and children Rocky, Ivy June, at the nome of her mother, Mrs. Nathan and Melvln of Howard, 206 Billings. Vince remained Colo., visited several days at nere t0 vUlt a wcek wltn his the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- grandmother, old Rash and other friends. Rev. Allen Ely and children Renee, Neeley was former pastor of the Ricky and Rena of Seattle, Wn., Boardman Community Church, were recent weekend visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black the nome of h,s parents, Mr. aftd daughter Diane went to and Mrs- Elvin Elv- her Bountiful, Utah the past week guests were the Ely's son-in-where they were called bv th law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. death of Black's sister-in-law, Marc McGowan and daughter! Mrs. Merrill Black. Miichelle of Salem, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Board- Grace TUt ot Portland man of San Mateo, Calif., were Weekend visitors at the home overnight visitors in Boardman Mr- and Mrs- Andv Jones and attended Boardman Commu- wre Mr- and Mre- Ernest Ty nlty Church Wednesday night ler and 6008 Rick and Randy Boardman is the son of Sam and Mark Ashley, and Mr. and Boardman, the founder of the Mrs- Verl Hopper and sons Les city of Boardman. ter, Tim and Randy, all of Port- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball went land' td Lincoln City to attend the Mr- and Mrs- Jimmy piePr graduation exercises Friday at oi Portland were weekend vis which their granddaughter, Jan- itore at the home of neper's et Ball, daughter of Mr. and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Ball, was one of Walter Wyss. tbfe graduates. Mr. and' Mrs. arroll Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lyon and and children Jerry, Jack and daughter Susan of HiUsboro Carol Ann left Saturday for a trip to California. They will vis It Donovan's sister-in-law, Mrs. Richard Donovan, at Santa Ana also Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stempel at Redding; next to San Pablo, Calif., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barrick and their final atop will be at Carson City, Nev., to visit Donovans brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kusah. A reception was held at Boardman Community Church Sunday evening at 6 p.m. in honor of Rev. and Mrs. George Neeley and children Rocky, Ivy June, Nathan and Melvln of Howard, Colo., who are here vis iting friends. Following the re ception Rev. Neeley sang a solo, "He The Pearly Gates Will Open." Russell Belshee of Moro pre sented a film, "Man of Steel", at the Boardman Community Church Sunday evening. Mrs. Belshee accompanied him here. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harper and son Donald went to La Grande Saturday to attend the gradua tlon exerdses at Eastern Ore gon College, at which their daughter, Carol Anne, was one of the graduates. Mrs. Hazel Miller went to La Grande Sunday to visit at the home of her son-in-law and dau ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Car penter. Mrs. Roy Partlow, librarian at Riverside High School, announc es that the children's library hour will be open each Tues day and Friday from 10-11 a.m. all out fight for all iw. m is its.- V.-ir'--.l HCPPNER CAZrnX-TTMES. TburMkrf. Jun 10. 1971 -J More Flooding rirs. Maurice t.uwr reels so lucky that their house on the corner of Center and Chase did not get any water in the house. She put on her boots to go out to the car to go to her daugh ters, Colleen Ployhar. As she waded out to the car, the wa ter came up over her boots but she got the car out ok. Bill Cox called the creamery and told them to board un the doors. They used heavy boards and only at one of the corn ers where they couldn't get It up close did me water come in. After suffering a $5000 loss the last time they feel they were very lucky this time. Mr. and Mrs. Les Robinson feel very fortunate that they were out at tneir ranch near Hardman when the flood hit They were living In one of the Buschke Apartments on Chase St. They found their car which had been parked in the street, a block down the street with a flat tire and mud and water inside. Princess Jerl Krebs of the Pendleton Round-Up Court was in to tell about the Court's visit to Portland Meadows last week end. She says "we got VIP treat ment". This was a real fun trip with Portland's mayor giving them the keys to the City. They toured the new Georgia Pacific building and had lunch there. The stories told about Keith Curnutt'8 car are something else. His car was parked in the area in front of the bath house by the creek. "Someone" said they saw it go through the bath house, turn twice in the swimming pool and go on. Anyway it was lodged on the fire hydrant down by Dr. Tib bies' house. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Jm R1199. Josle Butter field and Mrs. Thomas Young, all of Milton-Freewater came over to spend the Memorial Day weekend in Heppner. They vis ited with Mr. and Mrs. Heard. Mrs. Rucg and Joste also went to visit Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Batty. Mrs. Rugg lived with the Batty's when she taught at Hardman. Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Ward and granddaugh ter, Clara Tengue of Kuna, Idaho visited Memorial Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn at lone. , Mr. and Mrs. Don MaUorv, Shawn and Shane spent a week visiting his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mallory at Troy. Don helped his dad with the brand ing. While they were there, Don's sister and family came from Portland and his brother from Pendleton. Enroute home they stopped in Pendleton to visit Mrs. George Zenger, former ly ot lone. Put your dollars to work at home trade in Morrow county. When Do They Meet? Following is a list of civic and service organizations of Morrow County showing their regular meeting times. This list will be updated and published periodically. Organiza tions wishing to be included in this listing should contact the Gazette-Times office. Only those organizations with reg ular meeting dates will be listed. Special occasions will not be Included. Only one listing per organization. MORROW COUNTY Heppner Soil and Water Conservation District First Tuesday .ravuTuw oumy uem ana Mineral Society Fourth Katnrriau Morrow County Court First Wednesday Morrow County School Board Third Monday Morrow County Juvenile Advisory Council .... Third Monday jrioneer memorial nospirai jjoara Third Thursday Morrow County Jaycees Every Wednesday juumiw county jaycee wives Third Thursday Morrow County Planning Commission Meets on call Morrow county Rifle and TV 1 .V . ... . . irjaiui 1Uu f irst weanesaay, a:oo p.m. NFO Last Thursday run vi iviorrow second Thursday HEPPNER Morrow County Gem and Mineral Society Third Saturday Carnation Club Third Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. DegTee of Honor Protective Assoc. Second and Fourth Tuesdays, 8:00 p.m. Bookworms Second & Fourth Tuesday Golden Age Club First Tuesday Hello Heppner Second Tuesday Heppner Arm of the National Assn. To Keep and Bear Arms Third Monday Heppner-Morrow Co. Chamber fo Commerce .. Every Monday Heppner City Council First Monday Heppner Civic League Third Monday Heppner Elks Lodge Every Thursday Heppner Extension Unit Second Monday Heppner Garden Club Second Monday Heppner Legion & Auxiliary Heppner Lodge No. 69 AF & AM Heppner Mini-mize Tops Club Heppner Ruth Assembly No. 50 Rainbow Girls .. Mother's Club Order of Eastern Star . Rhea Creek Grange . : Royal Arch Masons Soroptimists ZONE Altar Society of St Williams American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Beta Omega of ESA lone City Council lone Garden Club lone Lion's Club lone PTA First Monday First & Third Tuesday Every Tuesday First & Third Monday First Monday Second Monday Second Friday Fourth Wednesday Every Thursday First Thursday Third Tuesday, 8:00 First Tuesday, 2:00 Second & Fourth Tuesday First Tuesday lone Willows Grange lone Women's Fellowship LXZUfCTON Lexington City Council Second Wednesday Second & Fourth Monday Second Thursday Sunday after Third Sat at 12:30 p.m. (Feb. 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