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Boardman Has Christmas Fele y WAIT ttt MA BLOW BOARDMAN The Boardman PMAN - TO poaruman ,ity Sunday School Pr.) "The Three Gift oil Osnmun ttf-nftvt Christmas" Sunday night l the mutual program with Pastor Neil King In chares The Three Gift rr The Father's Gift, The Son's Gift and My Gift. The program opened with the choir directed by Mm. Harry No. bkt singing "Joy To Tito World", with the congregation Joining In the last two ven.es. The Father's Gift" was nar led by Pam Daniels, with Bi ble reading by Jerry Donovan. Christmas Ee waa welted by the beginners class. God'a Gold Star waa wad by Bruce Russell. Next was an organplano duet. "There's A Song In The Air", by Mrs. Everett Struekmcler and Mrs. Frank Marlow. The Mess, age of the Christmas Star by the Junior class and sung "For Cod So Loved The World." The choir then sang "Oh Come. All Ye Faithful." The Son's Gift", narrated by Pitm Daniels, and another Bible Reading by Jerry' Donovan was followed by 'The Cwt Of Ills Girt" by the Junior class, and a song, "Jesus, Wonderful Lord", by Mrs. Stan Rauch and Mrs. Noble. The Value Of His Gift was given by the primary class, and song "He Gave Himself", by Jody and Jerita Noble. The third part of the program, "My Gift", was again narrated by Tarn Daniels, and Bible God Knows, He Loves, He Cares Nothing this truth can dim. He Gives the very best to those Who leave the choice to Him. AKERS MOTOR SERVICE ft.ry MARGARET DAN ..u - H...vv,..K:w:MK - .e.K :wRJwtje'ir:M -s" a-- - Gardner's flfien's LeROY and MABJ GARDNEH thp slEwfr HEFPNEIl GAZETTE- Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, December Reading by Jerry' Donovan, The Dream" waa given by the Jun ior class, and a olo "What Shall I Give Thee, Master" by I'am Kuhn. The final number waa "Silent Night" by the choir, with aolo on the second vere by Mra, Wayne Kuhn. The audience Join ed in the final two verses. Following the program treat! were given to the children. Grange Holiday Greenfield Grange met Satur day afternoon at the hall and. held their annual Christmas party following the meeting Hostesses were Mrs. Donald Ba ker and Mrs. Chub Warren. Doe in the resignation of Mrs Roy Ball as secretary. M- B'11 Bates was elected to that office after resigning as lady assist ant steward. Mrs. Nathan Thorpe was lected lauy assistant stew ard. Master Nathan Thorpe In stalled them, as well as the fol lowinir officers: Mrs. Arthur All en, treasurer; Arthur Allen, and Anna Warren to the executive committee. Mrs. Warren, Allen and Hazel Miller were apKInted on the au ditinc committee. Due to the state dues being raised and other expenses it was voted to raise the annual dues to 510 a year per member. - jrc v . Flection of Mate officer wai held. The pancake feed which the men were to host was postpon ed until the February meeting. At the Christmas party Hazel Carpenter was In charge of the eift exchange. Gruuo tinclne of I Christmas carols was part of the tro?rnm. Ttie annual Carnation Sister r'hrUlmna nam of the BUird- man Tilllcum Club was held Tuesday night of last week at the home ot Mrs. itune ivennc dy. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Cleve Hinton, Mrs. Carl Wtcklander. Mrs. I. M. IVs'ken and Mrs. Pete IVU-rson. There were 32 present. Guests other than members In cluded Mrs. Tim Haugen, La Vern Partlow. Zoe Billings. Su san Campttell, Mrs. Dennis Fa lettl, Connie Clough and Mrs. Dennis Gronqulst. the latter of Arlington. A cocktail hour was held from 6:30 to 7:30. then a planned (H)tluck dinner. Carnation Sisters were revealed with exchange of gifts and new names drawn for next year. The balance of the evening was sjH-nt playing bingo. Farewell Party Mrs. Jerry Meyer was honor ed with an open house Wrcwcin party Wednesday of last eck Church. Thirty two friends call ed during the afternoon. Out of town guests Included Mrs. Mel Rayner of Umatilla and Carla Leighton of Irrlgon. Committee in charge was Mrs. Dan Daltoso, Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. John Harvey, Mrs. Jerry' Teck, Mrs. I. M. Docken, Mrs. Larry Bila deau, Mrs. Ron Daniels, Mrs. Ftank Marlow and Mrs. Vic Marchek. Mrs. Marlow served the punch and pouring coffee were Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Dock en. Mrs. Biladeau had the guest book. Mrs. Mever and children Jack, Jeff and Tina left Saturday for Kncramento. CallL. wnere mc will spend the holidays at the, home or ner Darenis. ir. ou Mrs. John Mahoney, then they will leave for the Philippines to join Meyer, who is stationed there at the U. S. Naval Air Station, Cubi Point, - which Is near Manila. They expect to be ihero from two to three years. The Meyer's have been residents at Boardman for the past lour years while he was stationed at the Boardman Bombing Kange. There were three tables of pi nochle in play at the card par ty held Tuesday of last weeK at the Greenfield Grange hail, nonsored bv the Women's Ac tivity Committee of the grange. Hostesses were Mrs. Donald Ba- ker and Mrs. Chub Warren DRAWN BY TAMMIE BBANNON Wear TIMES 23, 1971 Section 7 High prize was won by Mrs. Walter Wyss and second high went to Mrs, Cleve Hinton. Mrs. Wh and Mrs. Ben Donovan re ceived the traveling pinochle prizes. December Arrival Word has been received here of the birth of an 8 lb., 2 . son born Dec. U to Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Riggs. fotmer residents here. In San Diego, Calif. The baby has been named Michael Eugene. He Joins a sister, Su san. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wlcklander were hosts for a pre-l hrlstmas onen house at their home re cently. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen. Mr. ana Mrs Carroll Donovan. Mr. and Mrs Dclmcr Hue. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harper. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Docken, Mr. and Mrs. Rupe Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tatone and verna oau thler. Mrs. Arnold Hoffman returned hums Sundav from San Fran Cisco. Calif., where she visited for ten davs at the home of her son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. John Paradise and son Brent of Little Rock, Calif., are here for two weeks , , ,ne homps of Mrs . parents. Mr. and Mrs John Phillips, and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Larry' rmi lips. Mrs. Vera Pcttit of Portland is here to spend the holidays at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ev erett Struckmeler. LaVern Partlow spent the weekend In Walla Walla, VVn., visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Partlow. Weekend visitors at the home of Hazel Miller were her son, Jim Miller of Auburn, Wash., and her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Carpen ter and sons Russell and Tom my of La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Flug were hosts at their home Sunday for a family din ner for all of the Miller's. Oth er guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker arjd children Ron, Randy, Karen --and-KrUitie. " Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wlckland er have received word of the death of Mrs. Wlcklander's fa ther, C. L. Squire, 95, who died Dec. 18 in Oroville, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Phillips and son Dean are here to spend the holidays at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson, and Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips. WE rilMKMWM"'"'M' w Riverside Junior-Senior High School will be dismissed Dee. 23 fur the Christmas holidays and will reconvene Jan. 3. Christmas Coacert A Christmas choral concert di rected by ivnnls Falettl w as pre sented last Thursday rtljrht by the choirs of Riverside Junior Senior High School. Songs by the Junior high choir Included: "Joy To The Woild", What Child U This?". 'The Stocking of Jimmy-John Joe", -Angels We Have Heard On High" and "Oh Come Alt Ye Faithful." The senior choir sang: "Do You Hear What I Hear", "Mary Had A Baby", "Building A Snowman With You". "The Lit tle Drummer Boy", "Written In De Holy Book" and "Oh. What A Wonder." Final number on the program kas "Silent Night" with the au dience Joining In singing the first verse. Accompanists were Jody No ble and Joni Tiller. Turner, Van Marter - -HijJW- ; ...--.r;,.-v I'l' tCOTl I I 1 i i i O r. i i WILL BE CLOSED AT NOON ON DEC. 24 FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS v. - Programs Draw Many to Churches Special program on Sunday, Dee, 19, brought many Into cburvh.es. The lleppner and Lex ington Christian Churches' com bined choirs, about 25 voices, presented John IVWriKiii's lHe ly cantata "The Night the Ang els Sang." Andrew Johnson rend the narration, Mrs. Betty Marquatdt accompanied the choirs which were directed by Per Walthln sen. Soloists were Mrs. Kathryn Ho Wins, CarliU Marquardt and Mrs. Nora Bellamy. A rather small audience heard the cantata at 3:00 at Lexing ton, and a larger group had that delightful experience at 7:30 at the lleppner Church. Children Perform ot Methodist At the Methodist Church the Sunday School students and members of the children's chor us were supported and abetted by organist Mrs. Pauline Miller and the regular choir under the DRAWN BY RITA w - witxt - vxdrixwwtww& direction of Mrs. Ruth MaatU. The narration of the program was written by Rev. Edwin Cut ting. The children speaking and singing were trained by Mrs, Ann Griffith. A very special feature was the manger scene which featur ed Molly Pierce as Mary and Kelwayne lUguewuod as Joseph being very loving and protect Ivo to a real live baby In It first "stage" appearance-. The baby waa the Cutting's newest grandchild. Sarah Aahton, dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Tsui Ash ton t Rebecca Cutting) ot Port land. After the program the audi ence and performers regroucd In the church basement where children sang by continued en circling a lighted tree. Mm. Ed Cutting and Mrs. Herman Green presided at a refreshment ta ble which promoted fellowship and pood cheer. DRAWN BY MARTIN SMITH and Bryant McHOEERTS
