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'--Hi t I , tt, t ft I HOHIV Sl'K SKVEHIXSKN js Severinsen to marry in Texas Mr and Mr. Carl H c Doc") Severinsert o( Bran chville. N J .and Lot Angeles. Ca . have announced the engagemenl of their daughter, Kohin Sue, to Frank Cerber Merrill of Purcell. Ok. The wedding will be wlern ni;ed In Saint David's Epis copal Church. Denton, Tx.. June 28 Miss Severinsen graduated from High Point Regional Hih School in Sussex. N J . in 1971. and went on to study under several well known horse Intiners and breeders aciovs the country She tra veled across the nation com ix'tmg ith her "show " horses and lor the pusi two yean has heen actively managing Har mom Farms in Aubrey. Tx Hohm is the granddaughter of Uia Kvjins. now residing in Tcviv and the late Harold Fa an u( lleppuer. tir. Mr Merrill is the son of Mr and Mis H.ilpli Merrill, of Ficemunt. Mi . and the itrandson of Mrs Dan tiertier of the same city . He graduated from St John's Military Academy in Del.ifu ld. Wi . and attended Michigan Slate Pioneer Picnic date scheduled people are beginning to wonder "uil when is Mem orial D.iv this year?" A check with the calendar shows thai the official holiday falls on M.md.iv. May 2 and thus pi nude families with a long prim! weekend. ln-alK a big concern is the date of the annual Morrow Cnimtv Pioneer Picnic This annual occasion has been set lor Sunday. May 25 this year Plan accordingly. D1S on all Items In our store during the moonlight sale. Sale hours, 6 to 9 pjn. April 11 PJIuMaM Diiug wrPPNn! I njlll'il 1 University. He then loured the nation snowing horses, and now owns and operates "Windward Stud" in Purcell. Ok , where the couple will make their home. Career education program studied Members of the Morrow Cnuntv School Board, school administrator and student representatives from Morrow Count y High Schools met in Hermisionon Thursday, April I with representatives from I'matilla. Stanfield. Hcrmis ton and Echo lo hear details of a Mud which is soon to he mwluctert in the Iwo county a ca The focus of the studs is lo determine the feasibility of mieidisiricl cflnits in the ilfvi-lopmetll of caieer educa tion programs The siiid. which has Ih-cii ,iiniii (t b boaids ol each of ihr si hool distrii is. has lieen planned under a giant from llie Slate Department of EdiM at ion The group heard l.eo Mey eis a former Sidle Depart-iiii-iiI of Education employee, explain how he will approach l he studv Mr Meyers will he conduct-. iiil' personal interviews ihiouuhoiil the area during the next two weeks He plans lo interview hoard members, school administrators, par ents teachers and students The studv is designed lo lav the groundwork for a future program which may prov ide a broader ottering of career opMirtunilies lo students in small high schools where enrollment is limited Try a Gtetle-Tlmes Classified Ad 10 COUNT ! I I 11 OREGON 5 Honor students atBMCC Students listed on the honor roll and Deans' list for the winter term at Blue Mountain Community College include many area youth. To make the honor roll a grade point average of 3 50 must be maintained by a full-time student and 3 00 to 3 50 grade point for the Dean's list. Area students on the honor roll include: Heppner Aloha Despain (4.00) Sherry Kemp Rodney Rill Echo Diane L. Berry Eva Pursel Mary Simpson (4.00) Ernest Eckerson Denise Snow Phillip Bondurant Boardman Bruce Russell lone Kathy Gilbert Deans' list included: Heppner Linda Cooper Robert Nichols Patricia Van Schoiack Tom Cleveland Lexington Linda While Irrigon Kathleen Beal Boardman Jerrv Donovan Echo Teresa Fisher Mark Madison Sherman Reese Jeffrey Spike Condon Henee' Encksen I.ranne Shannon lone Mark Hieimann Mary Hoskms Monument Ture Peterson Couple plan June wedding Mis Roma Widhalm and Mr Richard Widhalm. both of KlMinin Nebraska, announce tin- eni'.igeiiieni of their dau .liii i Vuia Piail. lo Capl Kenneth Mien Daggett, son ol l Hid Mrs . Daggell. of lipiiici' Oregon Miss Widhalm is a M7n .".idu.ilc of Creighlon I'm viisiu and is leaching with iheO'i sea School Svsiein m tii ioi.niv ller dance is a I'M I'l.nlti.ite ol Oregon Stale l iiiveisily and is presently serviiH1 vviih the I S Air Km i c at li.iinslein Air Rase in i lei many June ;'H wedding m Elkhorn is planned Friday, April 11,7-9 p.m. 14 Ol mMIKASA D INN .. .1 i Ijpicvc service for K Ml Regular $84 to $104 Moonlite Special $45.00 each ONEIDA STAINLESS Niinlii rmui Miinirl Modern ntiipif (hcile ( upislinno ( hiitrau .Ml piece sen Ire for K Itegi'lnr$si.!i5 Sale $6750 ffl P I m im iff ,1 '4mirthmlf.ml.l' '' j m - r v ,1 R 177 MAIN IT. HtfHE ' I J rit in oo f V t M 1 . f College students plan summer wedding The Rev and Mrs Austin Mcdhce of Route I. Mulino. (it . announce the engagement ol iheir daughter. Kerry Lynn, to John Robert Rielmann. son ol Mr and Mrs V, It. Rielmann of lone Keirv is a graduate of Moltala I'nion High School will) the class of HCt She lieiNin her schooling in Hepp ner where the Rev MeGhce was pastor ol the foiled MeilwMlisl Church from )Wi to John is a graduate of lone lliL-h School, wilh the class ol ( XIIIMWI ( I I It MU Ts The Cardinal Club will meet pril in H p in . at the lone School C.ilcionum The topic will be "social prnhlenis in South Morrow Co ." ' youth emphasized i. The panel will he narrated In Terrv Minn. Director of Menial Health Panel mem hers are Cllal he Mi Klllgoll. 'fotn i. ili s. Skve Kiet.v, ("null , n nil (I. id McNary and Tei i v Mi KHu'iil! The Swing Choir will pre sent ihiee mimlicis directed bv Slnrlev Burlon st7 ERW ARE SETS b !..- t....u m I Oranges carrots 390 - "1 ;;'PRICES EFFECTIVE APR. 1M2 Phones; (Croc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288" r '71. and has spent his life on a ranch near lone. Roth young people are sophomores at Pacific Uni i isit. Koresl Grove, where John is a pro-ministerial sitiden! and Kerry an elemen i.uv education major. The wedding w ill take place tins, summer, on August 16. "A half-a-pound of cool cuts!" I XTf PRCES G00D FR,DAY SATURDAY ;; f( Pflllli&l Central Market will not give Green !! I LiiKET Stamps after April 30 A : - . . fEMiJK : Hill Meat Co. V ; : ZfiS Pork Steak 990 , i, I 99C.b DCC1 v tea w " ? k i . Glade solid ; ci i ct v iu 'jii j vine m i I :: WUI llcUlia I 283 39( S lnnu,nhv we have a supply of canning I - 100 bag box ; jars and a complete lineof 1 !! f.UB Tea il.. 93rdenseeds' I ttl OO :: No-110 I Potatoes 590 I ; sun Ripe Pears ib. 230 1 : Wandarin - : Ih ;! i a q :: Tomatoes ib. 390 Page r.lental Health Clinic has heavy case load When I first started work ing as director of the Mental Health Clinic, in Heppner last October. I had some reserva tions about the number of people that would come into the office for consultation. Today, six months later the case load is staggering and I could use the services of another professional man. said Terri Hirni. director of the Mental Health program in Morrow County. His present workload con sists of a 10-12 hour day. six day s a week, or about one full week of overtime for every four weeks worked. He is spending 26 hours per month in various schools throughout the county wilh the exception of Heppner High School, for consultations. At Heppner High School he has an answering service and makes appointments from the ser vice provided him. In most counties in Oregon, there is one professional man for every 2.000 people: how ever, in Morrow County with a population exceeding 5.000 people he is working alone. Hirni would like lo have another professional man BEEF eorSCIL HOME ECONOMIST FEATI KED Linda Baker. Beef Council Home Economist will be special guest speaker at the Gilliam County Homemaker's D.-iv. April 22. al the Condon Fairgrounds. Ms. Baker will demonstrate beef cookery using both baby beef and veal, according to Birdine Tullis. Morrow County Extension Ass isiant. Consumer informa tion, a well as beef cookery will be included in her presentation on the subject of young iM-ef. More and more young beef is appearing in incal markets and home makers are requesting help on how to best utilize the beef in tamilv meals. Gilliam County Homemak er's Day is planned to spot light women's involvement in agriculture, with many exhi bits and demonstrations by women's clubs and groups in Gilliam County. Kathy Jamie son. Gilliam County extension agent extends an invitation lo Morrow County homemakers io attend the event. ..a n 1 Air Frpcliner 3. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thursday, Apr. 10, 1975 helping him. and would also like lo set up a rehabilitation center on alcohol and the problems il presents to the residents of the county. There would be a program for persons arrested for driving while under the influence of liquor, along with a program for the education and the rehabilitation lo help the offender gel an occupational drivers license returned. Alcohol presents a serious problem lo the community and should not be treated lightly." said Hirni. I.IK'M. STl'DENTS MAKE HONOR ROI L AT OSC Names of local students who made the scholastic honor roll winter term al Oregon Slate I'niversity include: l'wis D. Barnhart. Board man: Deborah K. Warren. Heppner: Debra L. McCoy. Irrigon. and Kristin S. Nelson. !.exmg!on. Select your wedding invita. tions at the Gazette-Times uuuuutinnn 7 to 9 22 long rifle box of 50 (limit 2 boxes) Boys 3 speed bike il only) 34" riding mower 2,, bik Cttoooooooei ($10off) I girls $54.99. Reg. 14.99 Utile Chief Elec. smoker SM.95. Reg. $33.95 CHECK OUR lA PRICE TABLE "Try some delicious Lions popcorn" leader Spring sale ends Saturday. April 12 CPU? IVAJE Hennner XKJOOOQOf w ) 1 1 n n HOOKWORMS ( II ANCE PRII. MEETINGS The Bookworms have changed Iheir April meeting nights lo Ihe third and fifth Tuesday instead of Iheir regular second and fourth Tucsdavs. The first meeting. April IS will be al Ihe Butter Creek home of Pauline Hughes. The hostess will also present the evening's book review. on April 29. Ihe ladies will again gather along Buller Creek in Ihe home of Marian Rrosnnn Madge Thomson w ill he the reviewer that evening. The cltih will have its final meeting in the home of Club President. Lucy Peterson, at her Heppner home on Gale SI reel. garage sali April l? 9 a.m. td 5 p.m. 690 Alfalfa St. Bruce Bothwfcll nr---- T mnnnnr p.m. .... 69c. Reg. 95c. . $59.95. Reg. 185.99 1529.95. Reg. $629.95 f 1 boys. $63.99. Reg. '3.99 Tl CPU! ITOItl e, nuiinnnfi' 8 OPOOw
