Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 25, 1974, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextBoard man is the most exciting area for agriculture and industry in Oregon Hundreds of millions of dollars are being committed to a brand new style of agribusiness that should prove a model for Oregon and the nation. Boardman Beacon is published every Thursday. Address: P. O. Box 295, Boardman. James C, Havnaer and Myrl Havnaer; Publishers; Jim Havnaer, Editor. OARDMAN ACOW Thursday, April 25, 1974 Q) Riverside presents a classic comedy "When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet," a one-act comedy, was presented by students of Riverside High School last week at the school auditorium. The list of characters in cluded Juliet, from "Romeo and Juliet.' Gracie Hixson; Portia, from "The Merchant of Venice." Ann Gasser: Desdemona. from "Othello." Greta LeBlanc: Cleopatra, from "Anthony and Cleo patra." Roberta Sicard; Ophelia, from "Hamlet." Maggie Bozarth: Katharine, from "The Taming of the Shrew." Neta Phillips. The scene of the play was in the garden of Juliet's home. Juleit has just fallen in love with Romeo and the other five visit her to instruct her in the art of successfully carrying out her romance. Portia's advice is very legal. Katha rine is present to inform Juliet 4-H The Dandy Dessert Cookers welcomed a new member. Annie Lindsay, during their April 13 meeting at the home of their leader. President Geri Gneb presided. Julie Grieb discussed ways to re-use spaghetti leftovers, and Lori Rhea demonstrated table setting. Members then ate the spa ghetti they prepared during the meeting. -JULIE GRIEB. Reporter. Umatilla SELF SERVICE Speed Wash Laundry 20-12-lb. Automatic Washers 10 - Dryers 2 -Dry Cleaners -PARKING AREA 9th & I St. across from Drug Store Umatilla, Ore. ft:':'::':':- ZENITH SERVICE I COLOR SPECIALIST All makes and models repaired. TOM'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Tom Milligan, Owner 449-3267 1 155 W. Coe Stanfield. Ore. 97875 1 SERVICE AVAILABLE TO BOARD- 1 MAN AREA. CaLunUa UpMoLtetof Auto Furniture Boat J:: Kelvinatob .ppliances - Custom Upmdlbtery S: Qwner-Operatoh. S Bus. S67-5Z3I ffi HEUIX'STON. OotCON if g: Free pickup and delivery to all Morrow County residents Quality Mobile Homes from Oregon's oldest and most reliable dealer. See the beautiful Golden West double-wide homes. Regular house siding, roofs, gutters and down spouts. Built like homes should be. HAGGS' Home Center HERMISTON-McNARY Crafty UyHs Now open HI U CSr Handmade Crafts . . "Handmade is best made" We Take Consignments Located Downtown, Umatilla 323 Sixth Strppt that the ways of the shrew bring results. Desdemona has her tale of how Othello just "smothers her with affec tion." Ophelia is as mad and dithery as a March hare, and the siren, Cleopatra, imparts her method with the stalwart Antony. But in the end they find that the youthful Juliet gave all of them some lessons. Before presentation of the play, two musical groups presented numbers. The "Midnight Riders," Jack Donovan. Brian DeChand, Randy Lorenz and Mark Gollyhorn. sang "Me and Bobby McGee" and "Never Been to Spain." A quartet. Denise Henkle, Peggy Brandt. Lori Schnell and Donna Ziemer. sang "Thou Art Groovy" and "A Time For Us." Tunc SCHOOL Lunck Menaj Cafeteria menus for River side Junior -Senior High School for the week of April 29-May 3 are as follows: Monday - Beanie Wieners, salad, rolls and fruit. Tuesday - Hamburger gravy and mashed potatoes, but tered carrots, pickled beets, bread and butter and cake. Wednesday - Fried chicken, potatoes and gravy, buttered peas, bread and butter and fruit. Thursday - Spaghetti and rolls, vegetables and fruit. Friday - Sandwiches, potato salad, vegetable sticks and pudding. Milk is served with all meals. KJOORE'S TEXACO 24 HOUR SERVICE Except Friday & Saturday Evenings Phone481-243o Boardman, OREGON I John Dyer 1IDS.W. 1 I TM f HWY. 922-3752 Coyofee & Co. S i I :: n H Expanded budget proposed The Boardman City Council proposed a city budget that reflects a 50 per cent increase in general fund expenditures, and it got preliminary ap proval in a session of the city's budget committee last week. Final action on the proposal is expected in a special session May 29 following the new tax base election. May 28. At the May 29 session the committee may hear a report on a possible contract for police patrol in Boardman on a contract basis with the Morrow County Sheriff's Of fice. Budget committee chair man Jack McFadden is inves tigating the possible arrange ment with the county agency. This patrol proposal also depends on the outcome of the new tax base election. Increased valuation is a factor in the upcoming budget with a local tax effort of $14,548 proposed in the $52,540 budget. In the current budget the tax levy totals $14,178 on a $35,358 budget . Honor roll announced The honor roll for Riverside High School for the past nine weeks has been announced as follows: A roil-3.5 to 4.0, seniors: Karen Richards 4.0. Jerry Donovan. Daryl Frede rickson. Ann Gasser, Jim Graham, Debbie Huwe. Susan Schnell, Jim Trudeau. Jun iors: Gracie Hixson 4.0. Greta LeBlanc 4.0. Edie Brasel. Mickie Graham. Denise Henkle. Pam Hug. Cynthia Matthews, Pam Schmeder. Sophomores : Peggy Brandt 4.0, Terry Crowder. Susan Hulse. Mary Ann Proctor. Lori Schnell. Kathy Skoubo, Donna Ziemer. Freshman: Linda Skoubo 4.0. Linda Jones. Karen Baker. Ondy King. B roll-3.0 to 3.4. seniors: Barbara Hilling. Martha King. Bud McKenzie. Lola Smith. Chris Snyder. Juniors: Mary Dixon. Beck Kauffman. Kelly Kenney. Don Russell. Roberta Sicard. Keith White. Sophomores: Pam Daniels, Kieron Haney. Robert Rich ards. Dan Shoemake. Vickie Sullivan. Jerry Zielinski. Freshman: Jan Doubledee. Vickie Keith. Cecil Rock. Zearl Gillespie and Mrs. Hazel Carpenter visited last week at Tacoma at the home of Mrs. Carpenter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester LaChance. They also went to Seattle to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mallerv. ABC Service Chwran Rt.2, Box 275, Ph. 922-39 AL POLLOC - BOB LORENCE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Walla Walla Hwy. Umatilla AVLE'S FARMER'S MARKET -Open 7 days a week--HERMISTON-STANFIELD HWY. Deep in the heart of beautiful downtown Irrigon It's Clarks! Spring style show to be held St. Patrick's Altar Society Style Show and card party will be held April 30 in the River side High School commons at 7:30 p.m. Theme for this year's show is "Take a Holiday." Women's and men's fashions will be shown from J.C. Penneys in Columbia Center, Kennewick. Wn. General chairmen are Mrs. Dan Daltoso of Boardman and Mrs. Vern Evans of Irrigon. Models will be Phoebe Hayes, Jeanne King. Shirley Dono van. Jeanne Franklin, Ruth Water system on April 30 agenda A public meeting to discuss water system improvements and financing is scheduled at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 30, at A.C. Houghton Cafetorium. A date for the bond election may be set at this special Council meeting. Engineer Val Toronto and City Attorney Joseph Hersh berger have been asked to attend, as well as representa tives from Farmers Home Administration which fi nanced the initial water pro ject. The council has asked the engineer to present proposals for improvements that would relate specifically to fire protection, and which would hopefully reduce fire insur Granges hold visitation It was visitation night for granges of Morrow County at Greenfield Grange Hall Sat urday night, starting with pot luck supper at 6:30. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker. The program was put on by Willows Grange at lone, with Mrs. Louis Halvorsen in charge. Delcie Chepel presented a "Dirty Sally" skit, complete with little donkey cart. Seven Rainbow Gills presented the Bunny Hop dance. Sherry Bahr sang "Leaving on a Jet Plane" and "It Never Rains in Southern California," accom panying herself on the guitar. The visitation count was Lex ington Grange 4. Rhea Creek 4, Willows 9. and Greenfield 14. Special guests included Morton Wolverton of Hermi slon. Umatilla County deputy; Berl Akers of lone, state grange gatekeeper; and Mrs. Akers, District 6 CW'A chair man. All grangers are to attend the session of Morrow County Pomona Grange at Rhea Creek Grange April 27 start ing at 10:30 a.m. There seven tables of pi nochle in play at the card Shrubs Fruit Trees Shade Trees Bedding Plants Tuesday Mudder, Helen Busch, Lee Marlow, Pam Hug Mary Amy Hilling, and Jerry Donovan from Boardman, and Mar garet Jorgensen, Carol Stea gall, Betty Schmeder, Grace McKinney, Jan Frazier, Vicki Mesteth, Gay Endicott, Joni Christiansen, Susan Schnell and Daryl Frederickson of Irrigon. LaVern Partlow will be accompanist. There will be refreshments and special prizes awarded. Both bridge and pinochle will be played. The public is invited. ance rates in the city. Insur ance ratings are not based entirely on a water system or its efficiency but adequate storage is one item that would carry much weight in lower ratings. Mayor Chester A. Wilson said. "I would caution those using city water to exercise an added amount of care as we approach the growing season when sprinklers and hoses come more into use and can easily be left running beyond the lime needed for the job being done. Carelessness in this area can reduce the efficiency of the system and tends to make big water bills." party last week at the Green field Grange Hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Committee of the grange. Mrs. Chub Warren was host ess. High prize was won by Mrs. Arthur Allen, and second high went to Mrs. Sam Beeks of Arlington. Mrs. Walter Hayes and Goidie Woelpern of Arlington received the travel ing pinochle prizes. The "New Life Singers." a group of 15 young adults from Beaverton, will present an evening of musical ministry at the Boardman Community Church May 4 at 7:30 p.m. They represent the First Church of the Nazarene in Portland. They are in their seventh year of singing to gether, and the theme of this season's package is "Heav en." The public is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wil son attended the funeral of his sister, Edna V. Walbridge, at the Little Chapel of the Chimes, Portland, on Satur day. The Rev. J. Arthur Stevenson of the Eastminister Presbyterian Church officiated. I ui J D Tavern Z Formerly Verla's Tavern X ftPf I tut A f M . & o - m cr. p . - . ... .. ' a& i fi iry our tsroasiea uniCKen 8 rw. 835 N S new owners, Gini and Doyle 8 mmimmmMmmmammtmmmmmmmmmmmmmm O Open II a.m. to I a.m. Jf lOOOCKQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCrPOOOOQl ! BOARDMAN 481-4835 8 II Tll 1 OOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUUOUOOOUOOOOOCW II ,11 ! iul , , 3 !! Sherrell Chevrolet ; : We re at your disposal: jj hermiston j i rAr rAne4rnetiAn I fi - X I : public gatherings. ; jj (ffiTOff :j ",f vou go'la go. ! j I i' go with us" I'll II :- , ! ii let us help you with your n I ii Chick Sales Co. " ii tru"- !: oica ww. ,, ,, SALES SERVICE LEASING I :603 Ainsworth Pasco, Wn.;: '! r , J ! 547-5112 ! PH.567-6487 ,j wxv t ... i i 7. r ! . : - Irrigon gels recorder Mrs. Robert Byrd was appointed to the position of city recorder at a special council meeting, April 16. She will replace Mary Wil son, who presently holds the job but who will be leaving in the near future for the summer. Mrs. Byrd will be assuming the recorder duties May 15. Water bills may be paid after that date at the location of the old post office. After July 1 il is hoped regular office hours can be set for four hours a day at this location, Monday through Friday, for convenience of city related business and payment of water bills. Water payments can still be made by mail. The city is looking for a part-time utility man and is advertising for one, perfer ably a local person. The budget summaries and hearing notice for May 14 council chambers is posted at C & B Market, post office, Complete Food Store and City Hall. n. WEST END Mobile Homes Featuring Broadmore Glenbrook Princeton 12-14-ft. double-wide "Let your search end at West End' 567-5388 Hermiston Hermiston-McNary lliway ml 1 i ' 1 . ' . U.1 il LI . II 11 A tractor and trailer loaded with potatoes stops long enough to fill up with fertilizer before continuing planting, four rows at a time, on Eastern Oregon Farms. The trailer is chain driven and the spuds fall into rows at a rate determined by the speed of the tractor. Before the spuds drop, a worm repellent is placed in the rows, then the fertilizer, and finally the spuds. Then all is covered with the sandy soil. On buying mobile homes The many new develop ments in Morrow County create demand for housing, and many individuals are considering the purchase of mobile homes. Because decisions on mobile home purchases are major decisions in a family's life, Oregon State University Ex tension Service has prepared a consumer portfolio on "Buy .. ing a Mobile Home." The portfolio was assembled by Dorothy Brown, OSU Extension housing and home furnishing specialist. Mrs. Brown stresses the time spent prior to purchase investigat- J '4$' '(W tO; It- V. Sale Starts Sunday at The Caravan Broiler your choice 2 Hot Entrees Choice of Salads 3.95 Senior Citizens-$2.95 Serving from 1 to 8 p.m. First ; u-uz fa -; TV" """V urn it COLLItK ing all possibilities will mean better decisions at the time of purchase. How the mobile home is built, where it will be located, the many designs and floor plans, and how can it be financed and insured are a few of the items to be considered. The portfolio lists questions consumers should ask before purchases, as well as infor mation on selecting and fi nancing, consumer protec tions, responsibilities of var ious state agencies and mobile home dealers' associations. The portfolios are available at no cost at the Morrow County Extension Office. 41 VJ-fcX' Jrjj.i at 12:30 sharp Buffets Relish Tray Desserts Hermiston.