Page 4, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday, April 8, 1976
Party
Ruth-Locust Cramillees Meets
Engaged
Line
Somewhere in town (will not
reveal the exact location)
there is a boy's club house,
built with borrowed wood,
nai'S and hard work. Their
rules to join are not strict, just
ten cents a week dues. A seven
year old came into his house
where I was visiting, wishing
he had fifteen cents. We asked
him why, his reply was "I
need a water pistol permit."
Thi-re must be a mayor's,
policeman's or councilman's
son in the club.
Birdine Tullis spoke to the
Newcommers Luncheon me
eting held Monday, describing
the interesting and fun trip
taken by a group of Morrow
County women last week. Suz
anne Jepsen announced that
Ladies golf day will be held on
Tuesdays. It was also announ
ced that day-time bridge
players are needed. Mary
Kennison will be the Newcom
ers unofficial hostess greeting
all the ladies who attend the
May luncheon.
Orville and Barbara Cuts
fort h have returned from a
six-week motor home trip.
They traveled to the south
eastern states returning Lisa
and Rick Watson, (daughter
and son-in-law t to New Liana.
LA. They met son Gene
Heliker in Memphis. TX and
were entertained by his band
for an evening's entertain
ment . Gene will be performing
in Seattle in May. It was then
ofl (o the southwestern states
and Mexico, where they met
, George and Virginia Stillman.
All in all they can keep you
entertained for hours on the
eve nts of their trip and tell of
all the devotion that the smoky
bears gave Orville.
The Morrow County Cow
Belles will be holding a
luncheon at the Elks Lodge
Tuesday. April 13. at noon.
Oregon CowBelle President.
Liz Hyde will be the guest
speaker. Jean Bennett hopes
for a large turn-out for Liz.
We have received many
inquiries as to how the fishing
boats were launched at Lake
Penland. Our photographer
has advised us to ask Glen
Ward, as our photographer
takes them as he sees them.
Attending their school re
union at Mosier last weekend
were Anita Boyer and Coetta
Debraal.
Are you ready for this one?
Before I even start to explain
the rules, I think Judge Paul
Jones and Mayor Jerry Swe
eney should lead this deserv
ing group. The National Honor
Society of lone and Heppner
High Schools are organizing a
Walkathon. There are sponsor
sheets that can be picked up at
any of the schools or at the
Bank of Eastern Oregon. Find
a person or organization that
will pay you so much a mile to
walk from here to Lexington
and back. There will be prizes
for the oldest, youngest, who
walks the most miles, etc. etc.
The March of Dimes will
receive all the proceeds. But
of course, there will be cars
and two-mile check points for
those who fall out or need
attention along the way. The
money donated for the Judge
and Mayor walk can be
deposited at the Bank of
Eastern Oregon starting now.
So we will see them Saturday,
April 17. 9 a.m. at the Old Ford
Garage parking lot to lead the
group.
From April 4 through this
weekend is National Library
Week. Librarian Justine Wea
thcrford has invited us for a
visit, especially to those who
have not visited our library
yet. The library hours are:
12:30-5 p.m.. Monday and
Wednesday; 2-4 Saturday and
Sunday, and Thursday even
ing 7:30-9:30.
Golden Age Club, Elks Lodge,
Potluck dinner 1st Tues of mo., 6:30
Chamber of Commerce,
Elks Lodge Mon. noon
Heppner Lions Club,
1st & 3rd Tues., Wagon Wheel 6:45 a.m.
Boardman Lions Club,
1st & 3rd Thurs., Grange Hall a p.m.
Senior Citizens Dinner,
Elks Lodge, Tues & Wed 4:30 p.m.
San Souci Rebekah Lodge,
Heppner 1st & 3rd Fridays
Social Sec. Rep., Neighborhood
Center 2nd Fri. of mo, 10-noon
Newcomers Club, Wagon Wheel 1st Mon., noon
Legal Aid. Bank of EO
Board Rm 2nd & 4th Tues., 1:30-5 p.m.
City Council, City Hall 1st Mon., 8 p.m.
Boy Scouts, Elks Wed., 7:30 p.m.
lone Lions Club,
Beechers Cafe Tues., April 13-27, 7 p.m.
County Fair Board,
Fair Dorm Bldg 2nd Mon., 7:30 p.m.
Library Board, Columbia
Basin Conf. Rm. 4th Thurs., 8 p.m.
Old Fashion Box Social
& Dance, Hardman Sat., April 10
Heppner Wranglers Cow Cutting,
MC Fairgrounds Sat 4 Sun April 10-11
CowBelles Luncheon,
Elks Lodge Tuesday, April 13, noon
Chapter
Visiting Kal Healy over the
weekend were her daughter
iind son-in-law. Jim and Marty
l.ieuallen and daughter. Mary
Kav. Adams.
Brian and Vivian Maxwell
have returned from a four -day
stay in Salt Lake City where
Vivian visited with her broth
er Jean Tefan and friends.
Tahiti. They were attending
the National Conference of the
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints held in Salt
Lake.
The Extension Service is
holding a Homemakers Day.
April 20. 12:30 at the Elks
Lodge. Everyone is invited.
The program will include the
sheep, beef, wheat and potato
industries. There will be door
prizes and all sorts of infor
mation on recipes and demon
strations will be underway.
There is no charge. Burdine
Tullis is excited about this day
as the potato industry who is
new in this area, has gone all
out to welcome the homemakers.
OLD FASHION BOX SOCIAL
and
DANCE
Hardman Community Center
April 10
Featuring
Gene Vaughn
and his steel guitar
Admission $2 Der person
All girls and women are asked to
prepare a supper basket to be
auctioned off at midnight.
March of dimes
WALK ATOM
Saturday April 17 8-9 a.m.
Prizes for 1st and 2nd
youngest, oldest, most miles
walked.
Walk to Lexington, walk to
Heppner
Meet at the Old Ford Garage
Building
Sponsor sheets can be picked
up at the Heppner-lone
schools or at the Bank of
Eastern Oregon
Organized by:
The National Honor Society
Ttii 14 Marr4 ai a public rr Ire br
DANK OF
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You're Invited
The children of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Childers are hold
ing an open house in honor of
their parents fiftieth wedding
anniversary Saturday, April
10. 2-5 p.m., at the United
Church of Christ, lone.
All friends are cordially
invited to attend.
The honor guests request no
gifts.
KNGINKMAN I.OVGRKN IX
ANTARCTIC
Navy Engineman Second
Class Frank L. Lovgren. 25.
son of Mr. James C. Lovgren
and Mrs. Jeannie Hansen,
Heppner. OR. is one of 60 U.S.
Navy men spending four
months isolated in the Antar
ctic during the continent's
winter season.
This detachment of the U.S.
Naval Support Force will
maintain McMurdo Station
the continent's largest town
and staging base for most U.S.
scientific research programs
in Antarctica.
A major task facing the men
is the construction of an ice
pier, a large floating cube of
ice that will be used as an
unloading platform when sup
ply ships return to McMurdo
in the spring.
A graduate of Heppner
High School, he joined the
Navy in August 1969.
Soil ball tryouls
Sign-up for the Willow Creek
Girls Softball League begins
this week at the grade school.
Girls w ho have completed the
5th through 8th grades are
eligible to play. The clinic to
organize the teams will be
held April 24.1 p m. Play will
begin in May. Girls who are
interested shouldact the office
at the Heppner Elementary
School.
Honor Roll
Names of local students who
made the scholastic honor roll
winter term have been an
nounced by Oregon State Uni
versity. Local students on the honor
roll included: Charles W.
Acock. Boardman, and Debra
L. McCoy. Irrigon.
Swen Team
meeting
The parents of the Heppner
Swim Team members will
hold a meeting Thursday,
April 15. 7:30 p.m. in the
conference room at Columbia
Basin Electric Co-op. Any
parents whose children would
be interested in joining Swim
Team are welcome to attend.
Rhea Creek
Grange
Ruth-Locust Chapter No. 32
O.E.S. will have a Friendship
Night and reception honoring
Beth Bryant, W.M., a member
of the Cancer Research Fund
Committee of the Grand
Chapter of Oregon at the
Heppner Masonic Temple on
Monday evening, April 12, 8
p.m.
All members of the Chapter
who have belonged 50 years or
more will be specially honored
at this meeting. Among those
to be presented their 50 year
pins will be George C. Krebs,
Portland; Mrs. Fay Ferguson,
' Hermiston; Mrs. Bernice Ba
uman, Dizney, Nampa, ID;
Mrs. Edna Turner and Mrs.
Coramae Ferguson, Heppner;
Mrs. Lovell Lees, Ontario and
Mrs. Alma Clouston, Port
land. Members of the Order are
urged to come and enjoy the
evening and honor these
devoted sisters and brother.
FY Meeting
District 12, Area Agency on
Aging will hold a hearing on
budget and plans for the FY
1976-77 program year.
The meting will be held
Tuesday, April 13. 1 p.m., at
the Columbia Basin Electric
Co-op. in Heppner.
Mrs. Rho Bleakman, chair
man of Area Agency on Aging
Advisory Council will offici
ate. The Area Agency on Aging
is a program of the East
Central Oregon Association of
Counties.
Additional information can
be obtained by calling 276
6732 or writing to Mary Davis.
Human Resource Planner.
E.C.O.A.C., P.O. Box 339.
Pendleton, OR.
Little
Trvouts
League
Rhea Creek Grange will
meet April 9 for its regular
meeting, beginning with a
potluck supper at 6:30 p m.
Election of State Officers will
be the order of business.
Anyone with a number for the
Lecturers hour is asked to
contact Frieda Slocum, lec
turer. A miscellaneous shower is
to be held at the Grange Hall
Sunday afternoon. April II. 3
p.m. for the Kenneth Wright
family, whose home was
destroyed by fire this past
week. All friends are invited to
attend.
Mrs. Harold Wright will be
hostess for the Womens Acti
vity Committee for an after
noon meeting April 15. where
plans will be completed for a
dinner lo be served at Pomona
Grange lo be held at the Rhea
Creek Hall. April 24.
Tryouls for the Willow
Creek Little League will be
held April 10 and April 17 at 10
a m., at the Little League
Field. Heppner.
Little Leaguers should be 9
years of age by Aug. 1. and
lley cannot be 13 years of age
' by Aug. I. Youngsters 8 and 9
years old will be placed on a
farm team. Little League
competition is open to both
boys and girls.
Al the April meeting, March
31. the United Methodist
Women learned of their assign
ments for thi year's Lawn
Sale. They are all working al
implementing a Bicentennial
theme.
U.M.W. President Barbara
James asked Sylvia McDaniel
to organize the day's lunch
eon. Beth Bryant will super
vise the baked food sale. Ed
Cutting will present plants for
sale. Arranging and super
vising the main sale of goods
on the church and parsonage
lawns will be Amanda Duvall,
Mildred Padberg, Elsie Lea
thers, Ida Farra, Justine
Weatherford, Lesley Patching
and Linda Breidenbach. Shir
ley Connor will work with
music, and Barbara James
will arrange decorations. Jus
tine Weatherford was assign
ed posters and publicity.
Mrs. Farra announced a
committee will soon be at
work on wreaths and ceme
tery decorations for Memorial
Day use. She stated that the
committee will take orders for
special arrangements before
the May 15 sale. These special
requests may be phoned in to
676-9446 or by contacting Mrs.
Farra at her shop.
Soroptimists
A baked food sale is planned
for April 16. Good Friday,
from 2-5 p.m. at Peterson's
Jewelry. Funds raised will be
used to send delegates lo the
International Convention in
Boston in early July.
President Evelyn Sweek an
nounced a work day Saturday
cleaning up and putting flow
ers in the planter at the
entrance lo Heppner al the
north end of town.
The club donated $25 to
Soroptimist Foundation in
memory of member Clara
Gertson.
Plans are underway for
assisting with the 8th grade
parly: with date lo be announ
'ced: sponsoring Open House
during National Hospital We
ek. May 15 at both Pioneer
Memorial Hospital and the
new Heppner Clinic; decorat
ing a float recently construct
ed for the club for entrance in
parades this summer; and
sponsoring activities for Coro
nation of Morrow County Fair
and Rodeo Queen Patricia
Van Schoiatk. June 19.
President Evelyn and Ela
ine George reported on a visit
lo the Goldendale. WA club
thev made last Saturday.
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DENISE FLACK
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Zimmer
man announce the engage
ment of their daughter Denise
Rene Flack to Kent Anthony
Gutierrez, son of Mrs. Bob
Drake and Mr. George Guti
errez, both of lone.
Miss Flack is a senior al
Hermiston High School. Gut
ierrez is a 1973 graduate of
lone High School and is
presently employed by the
Union Pacific Railroad.
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