HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. October . ldS8
lone News
By FRANCINE CRAWFORD
A pink and blue shower was
held In honor of Mrs Kenneth
Turner (Jean Ann Swanson)
Tuesday evening at the lone
American Legion hall. Those
helping Mrs Turner with the gifts
were Mrs Clint Agee and Mary
Emert. There were many lovely
gifts received. Mrs Adon Ham
lett and Mrs Gertrude Applegate
cut and served the cake and Mrs
Nora Turner and Mrs Garland
Swanson poured. Mrs Kenneth
Smouse played a violin selection
and Karen Lundell played a
piano solo. Hostesses were the
Ladies of the Alter . Society.
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Frank Wink & Sons, Owners
Mr and Mrs David Baker and
family were In Pendleton Mon
day on business.
Mr and Mrs Donald McElllgott
and family spent the weekend In
Portland visiting Mrs Cecilia McElllgott.
The Brldee club met at the
home of Mrs Pete Cannon Fri
day evening. Those winning
H7ps were Mrs Walter Jacobs
high, Mrs Oscar George, second
high and Mrs Charles Hudson
traveling prize. Others present
wpre. Mrs Rav Boyce, Mrs Robert
DeSpain, Mrs Ernest McCabe,
and Mrs David McLeoa.
Mr and Mrs Noel Dobyns spent
the weekend at their home here.
Mr Dobyns went to the moun
tains hunting.
Mr and Mrs Louis Carlson and
family spent the weekend at her
parents, Mr and Mrs John Graves.
Mr and Mrs Keith Rea and son
spent the weekend in lone visit
ing Mr and Mrs Loyd Howton
and Mr and Mrs Clel Rea and
other relatives. Mr Rea Is a stu
dent at OTI in Klamath Falls.
Mr and Mrs W C Crawford and
Rollo Crawford visited Mr and
Mrs Vernice Crawford of Helix
Sunday.
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TONIGHT!
Mr and Mrs Richard Ekstrom
and daughter were visiting rela
tives and hunting In the lone
area over the weekend.
Mr Herb Well and sons Ron
nie and Stanley of Portland
were visiting at the home of
Mr and Mrs C E Brenner Sunday.
The teachers of lone school at
tended teachers workshop in La
Grande Monday.
Mrs Mary Swanson and Mrs
Adon Hamlett and children spent
the weekend In Salem visiting Mr
and Mrs Elmo McMillan.
Norma n Swanson of Portland
was here and hunting in the
mountains over the weenena.
Mrs Rnv Lindstrom and child
ren and Mrs Fannie Griffith left
Friday to visit Mr and Mrs
Dwight Haugen and family of
Portland for a few days.
Guest of Mr and Mrs Earl Mc
Kinney over the weekend were,
Mr and Mrs Malcolm McKinney
and Bryan of Wasco, and Mr
and Mrs Leland McKinney of
Klamath Falls. Mr and Mrs Le
land McKinney also visited at
the home of her parents, Mr and
Mrs L A McCabe.
The Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge
held their regular meeting Thurs
day evening. After the lodge
meeting refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs Milton Morgan and
Mrs Adon Hamlett.
Mrs Ernest Heliker is spend
ing a short time in Seattle with
her daughter, Mrs Jerry Bolman.
Mrs Bolman has just had major
surgery.
Mr am! Mrs Arnold Ekstrom
and family of Warrenton, are
visiting his brother and family,
Mr and Mrs Herbert Ekstrom, for
a few days.
Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan and
family spent the weekend in
Portland.
Mrs Oscar George, Jody Snow,
and Mrs Harvey Smith were in
The Dalles Monday.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Morgan and
family were in Portland over the
weekend.
Many from lone were hunting
in tho mountains over the week
end, And many were bringing
deer back.
The Home Extension Unti met
at the home of Mrs L A McCabe
Thursday. Esther Kirmis was the
leader of the lesson on coior.
Mrc FrPflrirk Martin won the
door prize. The next meeting will
be Nov 6 which is an an aay
meeting at the home of Mrs
Oscar Peterson. The lesson will
be "Holiday Happiness.
Mr and Mrs E M Baker attend
ed a family reunion at Hatrock
Sunday. Others present were, Mr
and Mrs Kedrick Baker from
Walla Walla, Mr and Mrs Amil
Van Buren and family of Walla
Walla, and Mr and Mrs Pete
Jensen and family of Vancouver,
and Mr and Mrs Ronald Baker
of Stanfield.
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Catalina sport coupe. Reflecting ultra-modern design from every
angle, it is destined to win wide popularity in the lower-priced,
high-volume Catalina series. A wheel track nearly five inches
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brand new features.
Weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Patricia of St Helens,
Ray Heimbigner were his par
ents, Mr and Mrs H G Heimbig
ner. Mr and Mrs Wallace Matt
hews and daughters and Mr and
Mrs Berl Akers and family visit
ed George and Charlie Ely who
are living in the Oddfellows
Home in Portland.
Dates To Remember:
Oct 12 Dedication service for all
church school teachers, sub
stitute teachers, and officers.
All ol them should be in
church for this service.
Oct 152:30 Mid Columbia As
sociation meeting in this
church. Business meeting at
3:00 at 4:15 will be an ad
dress by Dr Bhasker Hivale
of India He will speak
again at the evening service
which will be held at 7:00
o'clock. Dinner will be ser
ved at 5:30 at $1.25 per plate.
Oct 15 Arnica club at Mrs Ray
Heimbigner' s. .
LADIES NIGHT THURSDAY
Tonight (Thursday, Oct 9)
the Heppner Elks lodge will have
ladies night at the IOOF hall.
LEXINGTON
Mr and Mrs O G Breeding and
son Max returned Wednesday
from several days In Portland.
While there Mr Breeding receiv
ed a check up at the vet's hospital.
A E Stefani were
Bousha of Portland
TOO MANY KIDS
and
OTHER LIVESTOCK
Ray Smith
Wightman Bros. Ranch
Kendall of Portland.
A coffee hour was held Thurs
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs G Hermann. Those present
were Mrs Victor Rietmann, Mrs
Edith Nicholson, Mrs Cecil
Thorne, Mrs Dale Rae, Mrs Gary
Tullis, Mrs Lee Palmer, Mrs Mar
ion Palmer, Mrs Harold Dobyns,
Mrs Clel Rea, Mrs Harold Sherer,
Mrs Wate Crawford.
The Valby Lutheran church
llssionary Society held a gen-
eial meeting Sunday at the home
of Mr and .".Irs Henry Esker,
Mr and Mrs Bill Rietmann and
Mark were guests Sunday of Mr
and Mrs Ron Anderson of Bla
lock.
Mr and Mrs Rolland Wade and
daughters of Walla Walla were
guest of Mr and Mrs David Riet
mann Sunday.
Mr and Mrs David Rietmann
and sons were in Walla Walla
Saturday visiting Julie Rietmann
who is a student at Whitman
college.
Mrs Hazel Devyi and son
Ralph Benge visited her mother,
Mrs Lana Padberg Sunday. Ralph
Benge then went on to La Grande
where he is a student at Eastern
Oregon college.
Guest of Mr and Mrs Gordon
White are, Mr and Mrs Delbert
Foote of Canby, Mrs Sylvia
Quinten of Lyle, Wash. Mrs Hazel
Richardson and Linda and Donna
of Portland, and Mr and Mrs
William Walters of Portland
Mrs Hale Hubbard and daugh
ters are visiting her sister in
Camas. Washington this week
end.
Mr and Mrs Leo Crabtree and
family are spending a few days
in Salem.
Guests at the Marion Palmer
cabin in the mountains Sunday
was Mr and Mrs Paul Pettyjohn
and Paul and Dianne, Mr and
Mrs Lincoln Nash and Rose of
! Heppner, Mrs Mike Baseel and
Mr and
Barbara,
and Frank and Montee Robinson of Heppner.
Mrs Merle; Mrs Lee Palmer and
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Mrs Sarah Aldrich is a patient
in the Pioneer Memorial hospit
al after a fall which she received
at her home one day last week.
Mr and Mrs Verner Troedson
spent a few days in Portland
last week.
New books in the lone public
library are Cappy and the Jet
Engine by Duane Bradley; Henry
and the Paper Route by Beverly
Cleary; March Wind by Inez
Rice; Who Lives In The House
by Glenn Blough; Magic Fingers
by Lucille Mulcahy; Meet North
Miica by John Gunther; This
Dear Bought Land by Jean Lee j
Latham; Cherokee Boy by Jean
Bailey.
Several from lone attended the
tea Sunday in Heppner for Mr
and Mrs Mark Hatfield.
Guest at the Peterson moun
tain ranch over the weekend
were Mr ana Mrs ari iwisiao.
of Astoria and Earl Anderson and
Norman Logan, cousins of Mrs
Donald Peterson who are from
Portland.
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs
Tom White were Mr Ray Crea
son of Hood River, and Mr and
Mrs Michael Moretz of Portland.
Mr and Mr Leo Crabtree and
Sharon and Mrs Alvin McCabe
attended a birthday party Sun
day for Mrs Crabtree's mother,
Mrs Blanche Sheelar's 60th birth
day. Mr and Mrs Ray Heimbigner
and family were in Portland over
the weekend.
Recent guests of Mr and Mrs
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