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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 29, 1956
lone News
Guests at the Victor Rietmann
home Thanksgiving were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Rietmann and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rietmann and
son of lone, and Miss Ruby Ann
Rietmann of Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heimbigner
and children spent the holidays
at Athol, Idaho where they visi
ted her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Fink. Another sis
ter, Mrs Tony Nichols of Odessa,
Wash., returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Llndstrom re.
turned home Tuesday of last
week from the Hawaiian Islands
where they went on the KUMA
tour of 8 days. They toured the
island of Oahu and Hawaii. The
trip was made by plane both
ways. Roy went deep sea fish
ing and caught a dolphin while
there.
ADR3 Wayne Gollyhorn flew
from Oak Harbor in his pllhe to
lone Wednesday of last week to
visit his mother, Mrs. Doris Golly
horn. He was accompanied by
Chief Petty officer, Fred Levy.
Guests last week at the Verner
Troedson home were their daugh
ter, Shirlee McGreer of Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs. George Brewster of
Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Troedson of Hermiston and Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Mahoney of Heppner.
Pinochle was played at the The Gay Little Cookers held
Auxiliary meeting at the Legion their first meeting November 17.
hall Tuesday evening Nov. 20
Those receiving prizes were Mrs,
Cecil Thorne, high; Mrs. Eldon
Tucker, 2nd high and Mrs. G
Hermann, low. The hostesses
were Mrs.C. E. Brenner and Mrs.
Victor Rietmann.
Wins Grid Honors
Duane Baker, student-at Pacific
University, has been named the
football player of the week In
the Northwest conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer spent
Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Nash in
Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Allgeiers and
son Leonard, of Monmouth stop
ped at theC. E. Brenner home last
week. They took their daughter,
Judy who has been staying at
the Brenner home, back with
them. The Allgeiers spent fheir
Thanksgiving with her mother,
Mrs. Ada Cannon in Heppner.
Karen Nelson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Nelson Is ill with
pneumonia at her home.
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PHIL'S PHARMACY saleswoman Mrs. John Williams, left, is show
ing Mrs. Bob Grabill one of the many smart Prince MatehebelH
perfume gift sets that are being featured for the Christmas sea
son. Phil's selection of gifts for men, women and children Is more
complete than ever.
Olympia ...
with pleasure !
A good place to know ... a good
placs to go: the tavern in your
neighborhood featuring
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ELECTRONIC SERVICE is showing their new Speed Queen "pair"
automatic washer and dryer as ideal for Christmas giving. Here
Mrs. Glenn Way is showing Will O'Harra how simple it is to
operate the pair. Electronic Service also features a complete line of
Admilar appliances.
"It's the Water" that makes the difference
VOIVMPIA IRIWINO OOMPANV. OLYMPIA. WA1H., U. . A.
It was held at Mrs. N. C. Ander
son's home. She is our loader.
The .members of the club are
Carole Ann Anderson, president
Connie Anderson, vice president
Shirley Nash, refreshment chair
man; Carol K. Anderson, secre
tary; Janice Martin, song leader
and Wilma Bothwell, news re
porter.
We organized our group. We
decided that our next meeting
would be December 15 at 1 o'clock
at our leader's home. Carole Ann
will furnish refreshments.
Wilma Bothwell, reporter
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BUTTER CREEK JUNCTION CLUB
The Butter Creek Junction 4-II
club met Sunday afternoon, Nov.
25 at the home of Phyllis Nelson.
We met for the purpose of elect
ing officers and organizing for
the coming year.
4re elected Sandra Rhea, presi
dent; Carlene Rhea, vice presi
dent; Billy Doherty, secretary
treasurer; Phyllis Nelson, news
reporter.
Mr. Anderson, county agent,
talked to us about our new record
books. Refreshments were ser
ved by Mis. Delwin Nelson to the
club members and our parents.
Our, new club member is Mitch
Ashbeck.
Phyllis Nelson, reporter
Lexington News
The Lexington Garden club met
at the home of Mrs. Mervin Leon
ard with Mrs. Ray Johnson as co
hostess on Tuesday. Mrs. Francis
McMillan gave a most instruc
tive report on dahlia and canna
bulb care. Bernice Lott gave a
personality test on what kind of
a crazy mixed up tree are you?
Drawing from the birthday box
was Mrs. Francis McMillan anH
Mrs. Mae McCall. There were 16
members and one guest, Mrs.
Van Schoiack, present. Refresh- AMP FI RE Gl RLS
menis were servea.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barak were
hosts on Friday evening for a
salmon barbacue. Those attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hat
field, and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
Lott.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gonty had
as their guests over the Thanks
giving holidays his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mas Gonty and family of Seattle.
O-KI-ZU CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Our meeting this week was to
elect officers, the officers were as
follows: president, Libby Van
Schoiack; vice president, Cheryl
Crist; secretary, Darleyn Turner;
treasurer, Sandra Campbell and
reporter, Shirlee Gaines.
We adjourned our meeting and
went ahead with the program for
the day. This meeting it was
correcting our Campfire honor
notebooks.
Shirlee Gaines, reporter
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School Notes
The teachers who sDent Thanks.
giving away were: Mrs. Harriet
Hall went to Eugene: Mr. and
Mrs. Don Erostrom and son and
Gary Stephenson went to Salem;
Miss Zoe Porfilv to her home in
Prineville and Mrs. Gladys Elv
to Portland and Forest Grove.
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