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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, March 27, 1952 Page 3 onetta Aldrich of Seattle ig at the Ernest Heliker id is visiting her mother Mrs. Esther Wilson, who is a patient in the hospital in Hepp ner following a major operation. T W Electric service to all customers in Lexington and Hepp- i her and those between lone and Heppner will again be i off between 4 A. M. and 7 A. M. Sunday morning, March t 30. This is the final of two Interruptions necessary to re locate a portion of the transmission line between lone i i and Heppner. ! We wish to thdnk you for your kind cooperation. Pacific Power & Light Company Over 400 Attend lone Smorgasbord By Echo Palmateer ADDroximately 400 people were served at the annual Smorgas bord at the Legion hall Sunday afternoon sponsored by the Wo- men's Topic Club. Arouna $tw was takpn in which will go to wards the lone Public Library. Over 70 varieties of food was ser ved both American and Swedish. Amnntr th Swedish dishes were Kort Lutfisk, ragdrod, Inlagd sill, bruna banar, kott bullar, Drys selkax and rokt lax. The room was decorated with Scandinavian flags, plaques, and a Swedish costume. The dining tables were deco rated in blue and yellow with Scandinavian dolls with napkins for their skirts. High school girls waited on the tables. These Smorgasbords are annual affairs of the Topic Club. In recent years they have been given for the lone Memorial Improvement Association and last year helped buy the band uniforms for the school and also helped with the library fund. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dobyns were Pendleton visitors Monday. Paul O'Meara returned from the hospital in Heppner Sunday. He is recovering from a major operation. Head colds have been prevalent in the schools the past week. A stork shower was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jep sen at the Noel Dobyns home on Rhea Creek Saturday evening. There were 42 present and they spent the evening in playing STAR THEATER, Heppner Sunday shows continuous from 1 p. m. All shows except Sunday start at 7:30 p. m. Ticket office open every evening until 9 o'clock. Phone 1472. Thursday-Friday-Sertuxday, March 27-28-29. . . SADDLE LEGION On,e of popular Tim Holt's action films. Plus CROSSWINDS Color by Techicolor. John Payne. Bhonda Fleming, Forrest Tucker, Robert Lowery, Alan Mowbray. Solid-gold actiorf entertainment ... based on the Thomson Burtis novel "New Guinea Gold." Sunday-Monday, March 30-31. MY FAVORITE SPY Bob Hope, Hedy Lamarr. They're tanglin in Tangier ... and rockin' Morocco with laughter! A very, very funny comedy. ' Tuesday -Wednesday, April 1-2. OLIVER TWIST Charles Dickens' cherished classic is given the skilful production that -the same oreanization gave the memorable Great Expectations. All the excitement and suspense of the novel are transferred to the screen in a highly meritorious manner. j Thursdcry-Friday-Saturday. April 3-4-5 HONEYCHILE Judy Canova and ten top funsters purveying corn -fed comedy and songs in the hillbilly style. Plus WESTERN (Title to be announced later) cards. Mrs. Louis Carlson, Mrs. Delmar Crawford and Mrs. Tom my Bristow were the hostesses. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lieuallen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lieuallen and Jack Schef fer of Pendleton Mrs. Clifford took the Rabbit 4- H rluh bovs to Walla waua oni Saturday to purchase some rab bits but were unable to buy any as the rabbitery there was closed. They spent the day taking in the sights there. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marcum of Portland were recent visitors of their daughter, Mrs. Roland Berg strom. w nnH Mrs. Wm. Bergstrom and son, Rudy returned last week from a trip to Portland, Seattle and Port Orchard where they visited relatives. Eric Bergstrom was a Portland visitor last week. He returned home with his son, Oscar Berg strom. Thd lonp center of the arm ni.ronn mpt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lundell March it:n 18. The reappointment uiu was discussed at tne meeuiig. re freshments were served by Mrs. Lundell. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Baker and family and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn and family attended the auto show in Portland last week. The Pettyjohns saw the show, The Greatest Show on Earth and with it was the minature circus of Tad Hadesty. Mr. Hardcsty is a son- in-law of Mr. and Mrs. wauer Dobyns. Mr. and Mrs. I. R. KODinson oi Portland were visitors here last week. They were former residents here. Mrs. Carl Bergstrom was a pa tient in the Pioneer Memorial in Heppner last week. Ellis Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball is back in school again after undergoing an appendec tomy at the hospital in Heppner. Mrs Marv Swanson returned from Portland last week where she visited her son, Garland at the Providence hospital. He is re ported to be improving. Mrs. Gordon White returned from Portland Saturday evening, where she went through the Port land clinic. She came home with her sons Charles and Tommy who attended the auto show there. Mr .and Mrs. Clem Marchant of Wilton, Arizona, spent the week end at the home of her twin sister Mrs. Ariel Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crum and family recently visited at the home of her brother Vern Strahm near Cecil. Twpntv fivp vear iewels were presented to Mrs. Martin Bauern feind, Mrs. David Rietmann, and Mrs. Clell Rea at the meeting or Bunch Grass Rebekah lodge on Thursday evening March 20th. Mrs. Echo Palmateer, Mrs. Ernest McCabe and Mrs. C. W. Swanson presented the jewels to them, re spectively. Mrs. Mary Swanson presented Martin Bauernfiend with a Bible in honor of his 25 year membership. Mrs. Ernest Heliker, Vice-grand gave a pre sentation speech. The Noble Grand, Mrs. Donald Ball and the secretary, Mrs. E. R. Lundell, also, gave talks. After the meeting a birthday party was enjoyed. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served from a table decorated in the St. Patrick motif. Those having birthdays were Mrs. Cecil Rea, Mrs. Lewis Ball, Mrs. Lana'Pad berg, Mrs. Ella Davidson, Mrs. Ernest MeCabe, Mrs. Fannie Grif fith, Fred Ely, E. R. Lundell and Martin Baucrfeind. The hostes ses were Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn. Mrs. Sam Esteb, Mrs. Donald Ball, Mrs. Harvey Ring and Mrs. Wallace Matthews. Mrs. Larry Fletcher and child ren left for their home in Port land Friday of last week after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ring. Mrs. Ring accom panied them to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allgier of Moro were visitors here last week. They took her daughter, Judy Eubanks back with them. The H. E. C. of Willows grange met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Heliker Friday afternoon March 21 with Mrs? Harvey Ring and Mrs. Sam Esteb as co-hostesses. Committees were appointed for the Legion banquet to be served by the H. E. C. Saturday evening.' stated that mens clothing was Refreshments were served after, needed at Camp White at Med- the meeting. The American Legion and its Auxiliary met at the hall March 18. At the business meeting of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Victor Riet mann, rehabilitation chairman, ford. Mrs. Earl McCabe, Child Welfare, chairman, reported that $13.18 worth of clothing was sent to Portland and Mrs. Walter Cor ley, membership chairman, stat (Continued on Page Four) NOTICE Dr. Richard J. 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