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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1960)
6 KEENER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. January tl. l60 lone News By ECHO PALMATEEI The Willows grange meeting wai held Sunday afternoon. A potlutk dinner wai held at noon with Mra Mabel Cotter and Mrs Jsmes Lindsay In charge. At the business mwting conducted by Leo Crabtree, master, Alvln Mc C.i he was given the obligation In the 1st and 4th degrees. It wan reported that Herbert Ekstrom and sons received the title of Cattleman of the Year, 19G0. He hi a member of Willows grange. Jan 20 was set to paint the kitchen and dining room of the hall. It was also decided to see about siding for part of the outside of the hall. Resolutions will be sent to State grange fa vorlng the turning back the bombing range to the county. Mrs Ernest Heliker and Mr and Mrs O L Lundell are on the resolutions committee. The char ter was draped In memory of the late Peter Timm. For the program with Mrs Alvln McCabe, lecturer In charge, Mrs Echo Palmatecr showed slides Alaska. given to the Friendly Service: table rlotht and dut cloths to the Rotky Mountain college In Billing, Mnt; Bibles to Jrin; two layettes to Korea and child ren's clothing and toys to the migrant workers near Forest Grove. A card of thanks was ent to Mn Omar Rletmann for making layettes to be sent to Lebanon In Asia. For the pro gram conducted by Mrs Alfred Nelson, a film on Personal Mis sions to Africa was shown by Mrs Fredrick Martin. Mrs Nel son also read an article on Africa. Guests present were, Mrs i Martin. Mrs A K StefanI and Mrs Alfred Nelson, Sr. Mrs Rod Mac Kenzle and Mrs StefanI received the door prizes. Teachers having perfect atten dance In the lone Community church Sunday school for the past 3 months are Fredrick Mar tin. Mrs David Rletmann, Mrs Phil Emert, Mrs Delmer Craw ford, and Rev Rod MacKcnzle perfect attendance In the classes were adults, Mra Delia Corson and Mrs Echo Palmateer; High school Linda Halvorsen, Ralph Martin, and Melvin Martin: on I Intermediates Joe HalvorBen, I Robert Emert and Tom Molina; IE rrrr Aff't-l f f rt 1 ITTJTV Jil r J i 1 1T- Tl7i iwm NEW j&2 Meltamins Jr. M-E-L'Tin your mouth The Maranatha club met at 'juniors Frank Halvorsen and the home of Mrs Garry Tullls Connie Emert; In the downstairs Wednesday afternoon, Jan U department Patty, Jimmy and with Mrs Clell Rea as co-hos-1 Allan Hudson, Jeanette and tesses at the business meeting Meg Lujan, Cyndee Crawford conducted by Mrs E Markham and Cathy Cannon. Those ab Baker, president. It was decided just one Sunday were Mrs that the following donations be Fredrick Martin, Mrs Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs Earl McCabe, Paula Barak, Mrs Robert Rlet mann, Marilyn Morgan, Jean Martin, Bonnie Akers, Delores Emert, Mark Halvorsen, Steve and Mike Hedman, Herby Ek strom and Christine Llndstrom. Pfc Blllle J Seehafer, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs W G See- hafer of Boardman and formerly ,of lone, was recently named W I A C of the month for the U S Army Dental Department at Eus Itls, Virginia. She was selected for soldierly appearance, know ledge and performance of duties and military courtesy. She Join 'ed the WAC in 1957 and took her basic training In Fort Mc Clellan Alabama. She Is a grad uate of the lone high school Word has been received of the announcement of the engage ment of Miss Arleta Rae Blake, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Blake of Portland to John G White, son of Mrs Nina White of Portland. The wedding will take place Aug. 13. The Blakes were former residents of lone. Wednesday evening, Jan 13 was Men's Night at the P-TA meeting. They presented the pantomime, "The Lamp Went Out" with Rov Lindstrom In charge. Dallas Shockley was the narrator. The cast consisted of Walter Jacobs as Widow Throck morton; Robert Jepsen as Pru dence Throckmorton; Roy Llnd strom as Slick Sharp; Delmer Crawford as Rodney Dangerfleld Garry Tullls, Pete Cannon and Don Olmscheld were the stage iaate like ', candy ! Now U'l a pltatur to give your children vifamini. 60 TABLETS 3.29 Ash for FREE sample! HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG The Prescription Store S&H Green Stamps Heppner, Oregon Battery Down? Car Won't Start? Ford Mercury - Lincoln VOLTAGE REGULATOR $35 EXCHANGE Ford - Mercury - Lincoln GENERATOR BRUSH SET 52' Ford - Mercury - Lincoln STARTERS $1640 EXCHANGE Heppner Auto Sales,!- Ford Thunderbird Falcon PHONE 6-91S2 HEPPNER. OREGON PHONE 6-9153 managers. At the business meeting con ducted by Mrs Norman Nelson, president, the Invocation was given by Rev Rod MacKenzle; the flag salute by all: the 4th and 10th grades received the hlchest percentage In room count. Refreshments were served by Alfred Nelson, John Proudfoot. Orvtlle Cutsforth. Roy Martin, Kenneth Smouse. Ray Boyce, Da vld Baker and David McLeod. The II E C of Willows grange met at the home of Mrs James Llndtay Friday, Jan 15 with a dinner at noon. Mrs Mabel Cot ter was co-hostess. At the busi ness meeting. Mrs Harvey Ring, chairman, appointed the follow ing on her committees for the year: fancy work Mrs Ernest Heliker, Mrs Stella O'Meara. Mrs Sam Esteb, and Mrs Wate Craw ford; aprons Mrs Lewis Ilalvor sen, Mrs Mabel Cotter. Mrs Hat tie Crabtree and Mrs Harold Do' byns; baby gifts Mrs Lee Pal- mer; welfare Mrs Marlon Pal mer and Mrs nersneii lown- send; courtesy Mrs Berl Akers, Mrs Wate Crawford and Mrs Art Da bell; cards Mrs Halvorsen; dish clothes Mrs Ring. It was decided to paint the kitchen and dining room In the grange hall Jan 26. Mrs O L Lundell received the door prize. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Wate Crawford with a dinner at noon. Dates to remember:- Jon 22 Three Bunchgrass at the heme of Mrs Ados Hamlott at 2 p m. Ian 22 BaaketbaU amt at Echo to tho evening. Jan 30 Card parry at the Legion hall sponsored by Uie Amer ican Legion Auxiliary ot t M. Refreshments will also be served. fob 8 Cord party at tho Ma sonic hall at P M. Spon sored by the Social club of tho Eastern Star. TM was postponed from Jan 23. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lun dell entertained at a dinner Sun day in honor of Mrs Milton Mor gnn, the occasion being her birthday. Others present were Mr Morgan and Marilyn and Gary; Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rice and Bob; Mr und Mrs Ray Ilelmblgner and Linda and Tommy; Paula Bar ak and Karen and Cheryle Lun dell. Mr and Mrs James Pettyjohn and family entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday In honor of the birthdays of Mrs Leland McKlnney and Christine .Mc Cabe. Others present were Mr and Mrs L A McCabe and Doris; Mr and Mrs Bryce Keene and children; Mr and Mrs Alvln Mc Cabe and Ashley; Leland Mc Kinney and Kurt. Mr and Mrs Marlon Palmer and Mrs Cecil Thome were din ner guests at the G Hermann home Friday evening of last week. Mr and Mrs Pete Cannon en tertained at a bridge party at Links club of their home Friday evening of Rebekah lodge last week. Those receiving prizes were Delmer Crawford and Gene Hall. Mra Dal Ray entertained at a ciiffee hour Saturday afternoon In honor of the birthday of Mn Milton Morgan. Other present were Mrs Harold Sherer. Mrs Dick Sherer, Mr Marion Palmer, Mrs Lee Palmer and daughters, Mrs Rod MacKenzle, Mrs Wate Crawford and Mrs Frances Piper- I0NE School Notes Mrt4-H Cbb News THE MERRY TAILORS The Merry Tailors Judged their place mats, napkins and lunch eon cloths; and learned to sew on buttons, at the home of Joan Van Houte Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, January 9. Games were led by Gall Batty-Refreshments were served by Joan Van Houte and her mother. The refreshments were fresh doughnuts, maple bars and not cocoa. Carol Rawlins, reporter The lone Cardinals won the basketball game with Riverside at Boardman Friday evening of last week. They lost the Jayvee game. They also won from Con don here Saturday evening but the Jayvees lost The 5th and Cth grades won from Heppner here Saturday afternoon and the 7th and 8th grades lost. The freshmen were very suc cessful on the supper they serv ed at the school cafctorlum Sat urday evening. The grade school enjoyed a party after their games Satur day afternoon. Don Olmscheld assisted with the games. The tennis court has been flooded and made Into an Ice skating rink. It Is being enjoyed by children and adults. LATE. LATE SHOW. Friday. Jan 22nd. 10:45 p m. BIG CIRCUS only. Regular admissions. Get a crowd together and go to the Star Theater after the ball-game. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Bull Trading Day FRIDAY, JAN. 29, 1960 Hermisron Livestock Comm. Co. HERMISTOlf, OREGON Delbert Anson, Manager, Phono Jordon 7-2601 Special consignment In connection with regular weekly livestock sal .... 40 Service Age Range Bulls 35 Herefords 3 Angus 2 Shorthorn All 2's and Coming 2's, Oregon and Wash, bred and raised good growtby bulls that will do good for you. Bring In your old bull or other cattle you plan to market and take home a new young bull ready for heary service. i mmm Lump. mi I.,,... .i,..n.m, .ww.. ,,wp.)jtf' wmis fM- wy - 1 , , wr 1 ....... ,., , mm 1 rtm r i-miiiiTin in-Tiin w 1 ::.v v. " i JANUARY february march APRIL . MAY JUNE JUlT AUGUST U SEPTEMBER m NOVEMBER DECEMBER "; f 'f ill nv ' V'Vl " tD if i B i I s . . - . '. s . f : " 1 ' -.i My Smartest Resolution for 1960 . . . Let Reddy Kilowatt Do Still More Of My Work! (He Does So Much For Me Now At So Little Cost!) P.S. I'm going right down to my dealer's storo today to see the new electric appliances, EA.CIFTC POWER &c LIGHT C01AA.Trsr Electric Service Today's Biggest Value for Better Living I 1
