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Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, June 14, 1956
lone Auxiliary Installs Officers
By Echo Palmateer
The following officers were in
stalled at a meeting of the Amerl.
can Legion auxiliary Tuesday
afternoon June 5 with Mrs. Eldon
Fadberg as installing officer and
mn. waiter coney as sergeant-at-arms:
Mrs. Victor Rietmann,
president; Mrs. Eldon Tucker, 1st
vice president; Mrs. G. Hermann
na vice president; Mrs. Cecil
Thorne, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
r.uun iNicnoson, chaplain; Mrs
tcno Palmateer, historian and
Mrs. Robert Jepsen, sereeant-at
arms. The Unit gave $2 to the
Mental Health Association. Miss
Anna Jepsen was awarded a $150
nurses scholarship from the
Auxiliary department. Mrs. John
tuDanks, outgoing president was
presented with a past presidents'
pin by Mrs. Padberg and Mrs.
Delmar Crawford, a past presi
dent, was presented with a pin
by Mrs. Victor Rietmann.
Mrs. Rietmann named the fol
lowing committees to assist her
for the coming year: Mrs. Delmer
crawiord and Mrs. Elmer Holtz,
color bearers; Mrs. G. Hermann
and Mrs. Harold Dobyns, child
welfare; Mrs. Earl McCabe, junior
activities; Mrs. C. E. Brenner,
Girl's State; Mrs. Eldon Tucker,
membership; Mrs. Cle0 Drake,
music and Pan-American; Mrs.
Pete Cannon, national security;
Mrs. Edith Niehoson, American
ism; airs, waiter Lorley, com
munity service; Mrs. Robert De
Spain, poppy and poppy poster;
Mrs. Echo Palmateer, publicity;
Mrs. John Eubanks, rehabilita
tion; Mrs. Corliss McLeod, con
stitution and by-laws; Mrs. Gor
don White, public relations.
Pinochle was played after the
meeting. Those receiving prizes
were: Mrs. Cleo Drake, high and
Mrs. Eubanks. 2nd hieh
Drake also recPived the door
prize. Refreshments were served
by the losing side of a contest
that had been held during the
year. Mrs. McLeod and "Mrs.
Rietmann were the hostesses.
Mrs. McLeod was chairman of
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the losing side and Mrs. G. Her
mann the winning side.
Mrs. William Rawlins was
elected president of the ToDic
club at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. Mabel Cotter. Fridav
afternoon June 8. Other officers
elected were Mrs. Norman Nel
son, vice president; and Mrs. John
Proudfoot. secretary and treas
urer. The club decided to hold
a picnic at Hat Rock Sunday June
17 with a potluck dinner at 12:30
p. m. The picnic was formerly
scneduied to be held at Sacajawea
park but due to high water was
changed to Hat Rock. A contest
will be worked out to encouraee
children to read more books from
the public librarv this summer
The library board will meet on
luesoay june 12 at the nbrary
with Mrs. Roy Lindstrom and
Mrs. Nerman Nelson to decide on
this project.
After the business meetine
slides were shown by Mrs. Nelson
on ner trip to the Hawaiian Is
lands in April. She also gave a
very interesting talk on her trip
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Cotter and Mrs. Echo Pal
mateer. A book shower was given
to tne public library.
Those from lone who reeeivprt
honors in the Junior Olympics in
Portland Saturday were: Mardine
Baker, 3rd in the running high
jump tor eirls 14 to lfi vears nnl
K.ay bherer 1st in running high
jump ror girls 16 to 17 years old
for boys 16 to 17 years, Berl
Akers, quarter of a mile race. 3rd
Dick Sherer, running broad jump
1st and Bill Salter shot put, 1st
Other contestants from here
were: Sandra Eubanks. Jim How
ton, Bill Akers, Mancil Townsend
Lee Hams, Bruce Riebv. Jean
Martin, Judy Morean. Sh arnn
Crabtree, Karen Lundell. Linda
Heimbigner, Mary Emert, Louise
bous, snaron Cutsforth.
Among parents and others at
tending from here were: Mr. and
Mrs. lierl Akers and family. Mr
;nd Mrs. Raymond Lundell and
iamuy, Mrs. Delbert Emert. Mr
and Mrs. Donald Heliker, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and family
Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Townsend
and tamily, Mrs. Leo Crabtree
Oram Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. John
Eubanks, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
bherer and family, Lloyd How
ton, Duane Baker. Mrs. Stenprt
Aldrich, Donald Eubanks, Wayne
rierce, mil flewitt and Loy
tveene.
Miss Margaret Bristow, daugh
ter of Mr. ad Mrs. Ray Warmuth
dim 1 nomas K. West 1ptp mar
iieu m i-ortianci June 8. A re
ception followed at the Norse
Han there.
Mrs. Etta Huston and Mrs.
Edith Niehoson attended the state
Garden Club convention at On
tario Sunday and Monday of this
wee:?.
Mi", and Mrs. ErnesL Helikpr
Mrs. Olive Engleman and Mrs
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Arvilla Swanson attended the
Billy Graham movie at Lexington
church Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Bristow
and children of Portland visited
relatives here and in Heppner
over the weekend.
Alecia Swales of Hermistnn
spent a few days last week with
her grandfather. Henry Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crowell
have purchased the Jessie Griffin
house on Second street. They
plan to remodel it before moving
in. Mr. Crowell and Clifford Aid
rich the now doing some carpen
ter work in Pasco, Wash.
Dates to remember:
.June 15 Members of the II. E.
C. of Willows grange will have
a cleanup of the grange hall.
June It) Willows grange meet
ing at S p. m. $
June 17 Topic club picnic at
Hat Rock with potluck dinner at
12:30 p. m.
June IS Annual school meet
ing at the cafetorium Polls open
from 2 to 8 p. m. Directors run
nhis are Milton Mnro.in anil
Bryee Keene are running for the
o-year term. Nominations will be
open from the floor for the di
rector for 2-year term.
June 10 The Garden club will
meet in the city park at!):4" a. m.
with a potluck dinner at noon.
A tour of gardens will be held be
fore noon.
June 20 The Arnica club at
the Noel Dobyns home in the
afternoon.
June 20 The president of the
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