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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
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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
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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.
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Ijpicvc service for K
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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
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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"
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'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!"
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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
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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
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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
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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
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