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many entries in its various
divisions so that it will qualify
for a national federation
award.
Helen Martin, lone, and
Jane Rawlins, Heppner, are
co-chairmen for the event.
The Schedule Committee
members include chairman,
Delta Huber, Pat Pettyjohn,
Helen Martin, Loree Hubbard
from lone and Jane Rawlins,
Alberta Johannes, Irene
Swanson, Justine Weatherford
from Heppenr.
Publicity persons are Jus
tine Weatherford, Jean Nelson
and Joyce and Charles Bucha
nan. The Staging Committee
Chairman Pat Pettyjohn will
be assisted by Nancy Miller,
Loree Hubbard, Joyce Bucha
nan, Barbara James and Jane
and Bill Rawlins.
Helen Martin and Loree
Hubbard will make arrange
ments for judges. Delta Huber
and Eva Griffith will handle
awards. The Junior Division
of the show will be chaired by
Delta Huber and her commit
tee members are Pat Petty
john, Jean Nelson, Alberta
Johannes and Eva Griffith.
The entries and classifica
tion committee includes:
Chairman Jean Nelson and
Delpha Jones, Babe Haris,
Alberta Johannes, Adele La
Trace and Bill Rawlins. Place
ment will be directed by
Loraine Ladd assisted by
Norma Rea, Ruth McCabe
and Ellen Campbell. Clerks
for the show are Barbara
James, Loraine Ladd, Pat
Pettyjohn and Jane Rawlins.
Recommended Division
(Exhibits) will be under the
direction of Jean Nelson.
Loraine Ladd and Barbara
James will work with com
mercial exhibits; Theta Lowe
will supervise educational
exhibits and exhibits by other
community organizations. A
special exhibit of lone Garden
Club History will be prepared
by Delta Huber, Helen Martin
and Pat Pettyjohn. Jean
Nelson will arrange photos of
former members of the lone
Club. Helen Martin will pre
sent a series of colored slides
about the club.
The show's Hospitality Com
mittee will include the-Silver
Tea committee of Theta Lowe,
Norma Rea and Leila Palmer,
and the Guest Book and
Greeting Committee of Edith
Nichoson, Eleanor Gonty,
Irene Padberg, Jean Nelson
and Bill Rawlins.
The Clean-Up committee
will include everyone from the
two clubs working under the
direction of the members of
the Staging Committee.
Bellamy
named to
committee
State Rep. Billy Bellamy,
R-Culver, has been appointed
to the House of Representa
tives Interim Committee on
Education and will be vice
chairman of the Committee on
Environment and Energy.
"Billy served on both of
these committees during the
regular session of the Legisla
ture and did an outstanding
job," said Rep. Gary Wil
helms, the Republican leader
in the House who made the
appointments. "His know
ledge and expertise will be
important in directing the
activities of these two com
mittees." Bellamy is one of only three
freshmen legislators who will
serve in a leadership capacity
on the Legislature's interim
committees.
"I think the fact that Billy is
one of a very few freshmen
chosen to be a vice-chairman
shows a great deal of the
respect he earned during his
first session in the House,"
Wilhelms said.
Hip interim committees will
study possible legislation to be
introduced in the 1981 session
of the Oregon Legislature.