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It's Hdmemakers Day at Boardman
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Till.' UUHDMAN Til l.l
("I'M Cl.l'H Is sixmsoringthe
annual Cancer Drive with
Mrs. Carroll Donovan an lo
cal chairman, Mrs. Honald
Mack Is Morrow County
chairmin. All meniWrs of
tlio cluh are assisting with
(tie drive. which will conti
nue through April.
Congratulations and Welcome
to the
CHATTING AT Tilt" Homeiiukers Festival are Mrs. ixinny
Cox or Hutter Creek, Mayor Dewey West of Hoardman ami
Dr. Arm Litchfield, extension assistant director.
Boardman Garden Club Elects
Kenewals of friendships ami
alnnst "old home week"
seemed to be (he highiifhts
of the day at the Extension
Homeiiukers Day In Hoard
man. April 21st.
The wonderful hospitality of
tne Hiurdnun Extension wo
men, the variety of speakers
and the excitement of learn
ing of events developing in
the area added the special
touches to mike for a very
successful and pleasant day.
Esther Taskerud. formjr
director of Extension Home
Economics, just happend to
be in the area and came by
to greet old friends, nuch
to the delight of the many
who had known her. Retired
now, Miss Taskerud has many
interests including work with
handicapped children.
Andy Landiorce. guest
speaker renewed freindships
with many present. One well
remembered acquaintance,
Barb Witherrite. confessed
she had been in Andy's first
4-H club when he was a young
agent in Wallowa County.
Speaking of "Family recrea
tion" Andy revealed an un
derstanding of youth and fam
ily today that touched the
hearts of all.
Mr. and M.S. Otto Steinke
of Arlington visited Sun. af
ternoon at the home of Stein
ke s sister, Mrs. Ralph Ear-wood.
R-Cfub
sponsors
fashion show
About 100 guests were pre
sent at the Mother and Daugh
ter Tea held Wed. of last
week at the Riverside High
School commons. The affair
was sponsored by the "R"
Club, whose members are a
combination of the Pep Club
and the GAA. Linda Fre
derickson, president, and
Joni Tiller, secretary, were
in charge. Theme of the even
ing was "Little Girl Memor
ies." Gracie Hixson was de
corations chairman.
Entertainment included dif
ferent short skits by club
members and a fashion show
of clothes made in the scho
ol's Home Economics class.
Kitty Hixson poured cof
fee, Debbie Christiansen
served the tea, and Vickie
Gayrnan was at the punch
bowl.
OregonSmall
Schools Meet
at Boardman
The Oregon Small Schools
Program sponsored a work
shop at Riverside High Scho
ol Mon. with 190 teachers
attending from Umatilla,
Morrow, Gilliam and Wheel
er counties. The workshop
was directed toward indivi
dualized instruction.
Don Miller of the Oregon
State Board of Education, Sa
lern, is director of the Small
Schools Program and during
the afternoon session he pre
sented a slide tape on instruc
tion. The program itself was a vi
deo tape on individual instruc
tions by Jim Hargis of Ore
gon Stae University, who is
consultant with the Stae
Board of Education.
A panel of administrators
fielded questions from the
teachers and a pre-assess-ment
questionnaire was con
ducted by each school staff
present.
Later in the afternoon scho
ol groups met to discuss and
to document goals for their
own individual schools.
Mr. ami Mrs. Alex John
son represented the many In
dian friends of Extension at
the event. Mrs. Johnson
will be working with Vista on
the Umatilla Reservation.
She is a gentle and beau
tiful person, very concerned
that the ImiianCulture tie pre
served and appreciated.
Dr. Ann Litchfield, Assis
tant Director of Extension,
speaking on the services ami
helps available at state level
to counties told the women
that she wanted sincerely to
know them, their needs and
interests in order to develop
a dynamic educational pro
gram. She mentioned the ex
citement and challenge of liv
ing in Morrow County at the
time of many new develop
ments. Denver Grigshy, Boeing,
shared development plans ami
progress with the group,
bringing chuckles from the
group at the mention of the
test plot using Portland gar
bage. Approximately 93 wonnn
attended the event. Molly
Saul, area extension agent
called It "a beautiful and
successful da'
A FORMER Heppnerite,
John Cole, now of the U.S.
Navy, noted he had been de
tached from the USS Enter
prise. He wili be assigned
to NPTU' for a 40 month
tour of shore duty as an in
structor for Surface designat
ed nuclear personnel. He will
not have an address in Idaho
Falls until after May 31st
as he has a little vacation
time coming. He planned to
stop in Heppner to see his
friends.
Mrs. Roy lull was elect
ed president of the Kurd
mm Garden Club at their
iiueting Mon. night of last
week at the homo of Mrs.
Frank Marlow, Mrs. Walter
Haves Is vice-president, Mrs.
Marlow, secretary; and Mrs.
Ralph Earwood. treasurer.
Mrs. lull opened the meet
ing by reading "Just To
Please Father ", taken from
Our Daily Bread. Roll call
was answered by naming a
favorite bulb.
The club has purchased a
Crimson King maple tree to
be planted in the yard at
the Biardman Community
Church Arbor Day. Apr. 28.
More plans were discussed
to put a memorial to Sam
Boardman in the city park.
Menus
Cafeteria menus for River
side Junior-Senior High
School for the week of May
1-3 are as follows;
MONDAY-Fish sticks with
tartar sauce, pickles, potato
chips, buttered peas and fruit.
TUESDAY-Creannd chick
en over potatoes, corn and
cookies.
W E DNESDA Y -Span ish rice,
green salad, hot buttered
rolls and apricot crisp.
THURSDAY -Baked pota
toes, cheese sauce and but
ter, lunch meat slices and
pudding.
FRIDAY - Tomato soup,
toasted cheese sandwiches,
pickles and cake.
Milk is served with all
m ?als.
Mrs. Kill and Mrs. Far
wood won the prUes in
a game, and Hazel Carpenter
received the door prize.
The next meeting will bo
a day meeting at the home of
Mrs. diaries Anderegg In
Pendleton Miy 15, starting
with luncheon at noon.
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HEAlflNG ON
STATE PREDATOR
CONTROL APRIL 20-21
MVDHAS-Pave Green, Re
publican House Candidate
from Madras, said today Hut
the legislatures Interim
Committee on Natural Re
sources will hold a public
hearing in Salem April 20-21
to discuss the problem of
predator control.
The morning of the 21st
will be devoted to testimony
b the State Game Com
mission. The hearing will
be tn Room 103 of the State
Capitol at 9:00 a.m.
Green has been In contact
with Rep. Martin on the pro
blem due to the numerous
complaints he has received
caused by a federal order
banning the use of poison in
predator control.
Green said that John Mc
Kean, Direc'.jr of the Game
Commission, will review his
department's proposal on a
State Predator Program
to replace the program wnicn
for me rely had been operated
b the U.S. Department of
the Interior.
Green is advocating a state
wide program to help relieve
cattle and sheep ranchers of
heavy losses due to preda
tors. Green said he will prepare
a full report on the Game
Commission's proposal fol
lowing the April 21 hearing
for those interested.
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