IJEPPNKK fORE.l CmE TIMFS. Thuwdav. AuRiut 3. 1973
Wilkinson guests enjoy Park s
Ttw Heppiwr area via tlx
teem ot two List Star
KMoiitlrs Unl knd,
one at lh Dick Wilkinson
ranch, Ht-pr-wr, ndtrKolhr
ai Cuisforth Park.
Saturday the Wilkinson
W ifjwr Grand Family met at
th ranch (or a aocial hour
preceding a ateak dinner
at Call Cafe. This a fol
lowed l an organizational
mot-ting at which officers
were elected and the name
"Star Treasures" chosen,
which will identify the group
in the future with the recent
"Treasures of the Star"
session of Grand Chapter at
which they served as Grand
Officers.
Chamber Meeting
At Monday's Chamber lun
cheon at the Wagon Wheel,
Joyce Bergstrom announced
new features with the Queen's
Coronation, Aug. i;. There is
to be an old fashioned style
show, possibly an antique car
show and the Jaycee beird
contest. The big show will
start at 7.30 p.m. on Aug. 12
at the Fair Pavilion.
Randall Peterson displayed
a fine trophy won for first
place by thelieppner-Morrow
County Chamber's float In the
recent parade at the Ft.
Dalles Days.
Dr. Tibbies announced he
had 50 good tickets for sale
for the annual Shrine game in
Pendleton Aug. 19.
Frank Turner drew ap
plause when he announced he
was the oldest member pre
sent. Harold Kerr, county exten
sion agent, said early wheat
harvest was somewhat disap
pointing, perhaps due tosome
frosts. It is hoped wheat
from higher altitudes will
show improvements.
The potato crop is re
ported very good and prices
are the best since 1964. The
D.O. Nelson s Norgolds are
making 30 tons to the acre
in one field and price was
reported last week at about
$120 a ton.
Tnere's a good price and
crop In dry beans.
Mr. Kerr said it was hop
ed they could invite people,
particularly from the North
End, for a tour of the south
end this year. President Dick
said it would be a good idea
to include a tour of the Lake
Penland recreation area. The
Forest Service is working on
facilities up there. Discus
sion indicated it might be af
ter the middle of September.
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Sunday morning the Wilkin
sons hosted an informal cot
fe hour for them before they
all went to Cutsforth Park (o
Join Ginger's group of Worthy
Matrons and Patrons, the
Double W"s." (WUklnson
W ipper), for their annual pic
nic. Altogether there were
80 people enjoying the pot
luck picnic, many of horn had
brought campers and trailers
and had arrived Friday and
Saturday to take advantage of
the camping facilities at the
park. Special features of the
afternoon were singing by the
newly-formed choral group,
the "Sundowners," and a
treasure bunt on which Gin
ger was taken finally lead
ing to a large treasure chest
with a birthday gift from the
group nestled among the
"jewels". Many complement
ary remarks were nude by
the first-time visitors to
Cutsforth Park about the fine
camping and park facilities,
with many expressions of
plans to return in the future.
House guests at the Wilkin
son's for the weekend w-jre
Karl Wipper, Jr. Past Grand
Patron, and his wife, Ber
nlee, from Turner, Or.
Other Jr. Past Grand Of
ficers attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Erne Jones, Redmond;
Mr. and Mrs. Hon Rossner,
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. George
Ward, Ashland, Mr.andMrs.
Art Treman. Roseburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom,
lone; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cox, Tigard; and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Eastman, Port
land. MRS? RACHEL HARNETT
returned toHeppner this week
after spending five weeks
in Boise with her son and
family.
Overnight visitors last
week were Mrs.A.C. Piepers
granddaughter Miss Diane
Dick and a college friend,
Debbie Short. On their return
trip, the girls took Mrs. Pie-
per to Portland on the way
to the coast. She stayed
overnight at the home of Dar
ryl Dick and saw all her
grandchildren and great
grandchildren before proce
eding to Newport. n
At Newport, she spent 4
days with her daughter, Mrs.
Lavelle Nelson, who is the
florist there and assisted her
in her shop. Mrs. Nelson
and Miss Dick brought Mrs.
Pieper home, visiting rela
tives all the way along to
Portland.
product of mastercraftsmnn
wnetner me memuu .cMu..
LITTLE LEAGUh
The Little League All Stars
who attended the Sub district
5 LL Tournament at Madras
from the Columbia LL. Inclu
ded B 4 I Cubs. (Koardman
Irrtgon) Billy Griffin, Wayne
Huw, Donny Letghton. Jay
Sullivan. LVeno l.eightou.
Echo team, Steve Beam, Tim
Terrln, Claries Berry, Lar
ry Holnun. Donald Sampson.
SUnfield team Mark Lemon,
Jeff Correa, Richard Cam
puto, John Markham.. Al
ternate Gordon lloffiugle.
They came m 8th place
better next time!
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Grlf
fin of Irrlgon and Mrs. Coy
Reed acconiunied the B
I Cubs. Hood River won 1st
place.
T) CHIEF JOSEPH DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mc
Coy of Irngon. accompanied
their daughter Debbie, to the
Chief Joseph Days celebra
tion in Joseph, Ore. Detf
bie is a princess with the
Morrow County Court, group
who have been winning priz
es in parados and rodeo ap
pearances of the area. They
took first at the Elgin Stam
pede Days and second in Mil-ton-Freewater,
as a riding
group in the parades.
It falls the lot of parents
to haul the princesses horse
around, and care for it.
Debbies' horse was accide-n-tly
shot just above the hoof
and she had to borrow a
horse one week, but he has
recovered now and she was
able to ride him in the Chief
Joseph Days parade. One of
the exciting parts of the trip
to Joseph, was a ride on the
Gondola lift of over 8,000
feet up the Mountain side, for
the princesses of the Morrow
County Fair Court. The Gon
dola lift was new last year.
Later the group had lunch in
Enterprise.
Judy Berger, of Portland
is at the home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Berger in Irrigon, for a 3
week visit while she recu
perates from recent surgery.
Miss Berger is a switch boa
rd operator for Lipman and
Wolfe in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Jancura
of Seattle, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Partlow,
and attended the Umatilla
School reunion, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom of
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Irrigon, vacationed for 10
days with their camper trail
er, In the Tollgate country.
They were Joined by their
daughter ami son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Don KniUicti for
the week-end.
MR. AND MRS. NORMAN
MASK A of Prosser were Sun
day afternoon dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Al Parti. w.
MRS. AL PARTLOW and
Sherry Partlow traveled to
the Living Sound, imisie.il
group. Tr
group. They also visited
relatives in Portland ami Van
couver, Wa.
Mr. ami Mrs. K.A. Step
hens were dinner guests at
the home of their son, Mr.
and Mrs .Curtis Stephens and
family, who live on Coouey
Lane inllermiMon. Thi inva
sion was to honor Curti.ss
Stephens on his birthday,
Tuesday, Jtth 23.
Boardman
LITTLE LEAGl'F.
TOl'UNEY
Mr. and Mrs. Ton l.i'ij-li-ton
and Donald, I) eno and
Daniel of Bturdman.aml Way
ne lluwe and Jay Sullivan of
Irrigon went to Madras
recently to the sub-district
5 Little League tournament.
Host parents for Donald 1 ei
ghton and W.nne Huwe were
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Weiand
of Madras, and for Deeno
Leighton and Jay Sullivan pa
rents were Mr. and Mrs. .tin;
Waldorf of Madras.
Folowing are the scores:
July 20, Columbia 3. The
Dalles American 20.
July 21, Columbia 6, Mou
ntain Home, Idaho 7.
July, 22. Columbia 2,
Redmond 8.
All the team members re
ceived All Star pins to wear
on their caps. Donald Leigh
ton came home with a home
run ball which he hit to
bring the three runs inagainst
The Dalles American Team.
The ball was autographed by
the district director, the coa
ches anil team members. The
Columbia team is composed
of boys from Boardman. Ir
rigon, Lin itilla, Stanfieldand
Echo eleven and twelve year
olds. Donald Leighton pit
ched, and played third base
and left field. Deeno Lei
ghton plaved center field and
left field.
Following the last game
the group went to White Sal
mon, Wash, to the Pee Wee
Rodeo where they joined the
rodeo group of 20 from ir
rigon. Hermiston and B ard
man. Donald Leighton won
second place in calf riding.
Several trophies and ribbons
were brought home.
HANDLE IT!
The next rodeo they will
attend will split the group
with some attending the one at
Battle Ground, Wash, and the
others will go to Tumalo.Or.
MU. I MRS. IX)N LEIGH
TON ami win Daniel visited
his lather, Mr. and Mrs. Ha
rold Leighton In Redmond,
ami his brother ami sister-In-law,
Mr. and Mrs. II. E.
Leighton In Terrebonne.
Mrs. LaVern Partlow Is
a patient in the Good Slit
herd Hospital In Hermiston
where she had ma jor surgery
last week. Mrs. Klviii Ely
has returned home from the
Pendleton Community Hospi
tal after surgery.
BOARDMAN BRIEFS
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy lull one day
last week were Mrs. Ball'
cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Barlow of Washougal. Wash.,
and Mrs. Jim Lindsay and
Mrs. Earl McCain- of lone.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Wit
ters and granddaughter Patty
Sue Flint went to Maple Val
ley, Wash. Saturday to visit
Witters' mother, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Witters.
Mrs. Zoo Billings spent
the weekend in Salem visit
ing her daughter, Brawla Pa
rker. Vince Parker return
ed home after visiting here
the past two weeks, and Mrs.
Billings took her granddaugh
ter, Deaniu Sullivan to Port
land to take the plant' to her
home In Santa Rose, Calif.
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MRS. EMMA DRAKE ami
sister Mrs. Vera Given of
Silverloii, Mr. 4 Mrs, Paul
Warren and daughter Joan
have just returned from a
trip to California. Thev visi
ted Mr, and Mrs. Donald
Drake of Stm-Mim.
They all attended a rece
tiou in Berkley for an Aunts
100th birthday. Letters from
the President and Governor
were read. A trip up the
Ciust was enjoyed. They vi
sited Paul's folks in W inches
ter Hay, where Paul had good
luck salmon fishing.
after visiting here the pasi
two weeks also.
Mrs. Steven lleurle and dau
ghters Lida. Stacy. Amy and
Angela of Las Vegas, Nev.
are here for a two weeks
visit at the home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Shannon.
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