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Heppner, Oregon, thursdoy, Morch 3, 1960
ONE HEADLINES
9y ECHO FALNATCCR
Th Thre Link club tf
Buti hcT.i Rrbrkah lvt
held at th horn ul Mrs ALn
lUmlctt Frlitiy afiernuon if lat
erk uiih Mr Man- Sansn
at ro hmrtrti, At the bulnc
mmmj fin.lui-d by Mr l"W
Piake ttrcl!cnt. It ai tSi-cUtti
that ihf member tf thi flub
r a dinner election day May
M. The member a!w !'eiile to
purcha fancy work. Mr lie-ho
ralmat.vr, Mm Fannl firiffith
and Mm Mary Swanson were
appointed en a committee to de
cide on a card party. There were
17 member and one cuest. Mr
Bculah Lundi ll present Mr Ida
Coleman wa appointed mar
shal: Mr Arvilla Swanson.
guardian and Mr VVate Craw
ford, chaplain. Mra Palmatecr re
ceived the door prize.
Mrs Warren Crutcher of Grcsh
hiletr urre Mr VlUc
Cdartl mJ and Mm CJyd Craw
Vr.t. The hotese fur Mr :
meeting t:l be Mr Robert Kiet
mann and Mr fell Rietmann
Mr and Mr Jme UtnUay
.jv-i.t th weekend In The Dalle
with their datu-htrr and family.
Mr and Mr R -y lYttyhn.
Mr V G Svhafer vt Board
man was a visitor heie Friday of
last week.
patient In the Plneer Mem
uri.il hosnltal from here are Mr
Oilve Kncleman and Mr David
McLeod. Mr Harvey Smith and
Mr Arthur Warren were patient
there lat week,
Mr and Mr Paul Harnett and
Sam Barnett of Gresham spent
the weekend with their parent
Mr and Mr Kay liarnen.
Mr Fredrick Martin and son.
Ralph, and Kenneth Nelson at
rutcher of Grcsn- ,.,,, th rtierim r.iiowshin
am and Mr Beulah Lundell of MaJ n)nfertnf( ,n EuBcn. iast
Portland visited relatives here . . .none rvy,ni.
t.. L. j n "
jom tiv. (attended the conference held in
Miss Julie Rietmann. a Junior tn m,w Coni-reeatiunnl church
at Whitman College In Walla there. 31 Pilgrim Fellowship
Walla, was on the honor roll jjroup were represented. The
the last semester. She Is the (, heme of the conference was
daucntcr 01 ana .Mrs uiui christian youth-world kcvoiui
Rietmann. Jon. this theme was developed by
Mr and Mrs Frank Lundell of the speaker. Rev Mcholas riea
Milwaukle visited relatives here
over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Ernest McCabe
and children of Bay City spent
the weekend here with her par
ents. Mr and Mrs E W Brlstow
and other relatives.
Joan Healy of Butter Creek
visited at the home of her uncle
and aunt. Mr and Mrs Ted
Palmateer.
Mr and Mrs Dick Sherer moved
Into the Roland Bergstrom house
on Main Street.
The Naomi Circle of the Wo
men's Fellowship met at the
Community church Wednesday
evening. Feb 21. Toys were
brought to thtf meeting and were
mended to be sent to children
of migrant families near Forest
Grove. Mrs Walter Corley. presi
dent conducted the meeting. A
study program Is being prepared
for the year and the constitution
and by laws were adopted. Thej
Iscalvl, minister to students and
director of Plymouth House at
the University of California at
Berkeley. His first speech was
World Revolution. Christian
Faith and You; his second was
Christian Youth Responds to
World Revolution and his third
was Christian Faith and Your
Vocation. Discussion periods fol
lowed the speeches and also
how to help Fellowship groups.
Dr and Mrs A J Buttrey. superin
tendent of Oregon Congrega
tional churches of Portland was
also present. The groups were
entertained at a banquet and
dance Saturday evening. They
were also taken on a tour
through the University of Ore
gon campus and through Chase
Cnnlens.
Mr and Mrs Robert Rietmann
spent a week at the winter Olym
pics games at Squaw Valley,
California. They saw botn oi-
I; ' ' J!
Also long years of Study. Service and The Best of Drugs
go Into a Prescription you have filled Here!
fulal and rrcilo cam". A
nuirtf !-em were the Ud.e d wn
hl!l skitns. th speed raee. th
til n! HI meter ski Mcr and
ke katinc, They were alo In
Reno.
Mr and Mr RuII Miller and
J.mml and Patty vt Bvurdnv n
and Mr and Mr Lib Aker and
Lelie and Danny were guest
at the Bel Aker home hunday.
Mr R.tert Jep&en gave a
bridge party Sunday evening In
honor .f Mr Lrnest MCabe of
Bay City. Other present were
Mr Waller Jacob. Mr Pete
Cannon. Mr Robert IVSpaln.
Mr Ray Royc. Mr Gene Hall.
Mrs Delmer Crawford and Mr
Walter Corley. Those scoring
were Mr Cannon high; Mrs Ja
cob, 2nd high and Mr McCabe.
low.
Mr and Mr Norman Berg
strom and daughters. Donna and
Dlanne of Brookings were vis
itors at the home of his parents,
Mr and Mrs Carl Bergstrom for
a few davs. Mr Bergstrom. a
nrlnrinal In the Brookings school.
will attend the National Assoc-
latlon of secondary principals
convention In Portland this weeK.
Sunday guests at the Carl
Bergstrom home were Mr and
Mrs Norman Bergstrom and
daughters of Brookings, Mrs A
A Stefanl and children and Mr
and Mrs Roland Bergstrom and
daughters.
r.i!p O'Hara of Condon was
the pulpit guest at the Com
munity Church Sunday.
Miss Mardine Baker, student
at Eastern Oregon college oi
Education at LaGrande, spent
the weekend with her parents.
Mr and Mrs E Markham Baker.
Harold Holtz Is home from
Multnomah College In Portland.
Mr and Mrs Harold Dobyns
and John Jensen are attending
a pest control meeting tn Seattle,
and also visiting relatives.
Mrs Jo Gaarsland and Mrs
James Morgan recently gave a
pinochle party at the Joe Gaars
land home. Those receiving
arizes were Mrs Eldon Tucker.
hich: Leo Crabtree. low; W G
Seehafer 300 pinochle and Elmer
Peterson the door prize.
Mr and Mrs Fred Anuerson
of Prosser, Wash visited at the
Edvthe White home last week.
They brought Mrs White and Mrs
Imotrenc Mooney back from
Prosser with them where they
had been visiting.
Dates to remember:-
March 8 Garden club meeting
at the home of Mrs Echo
Palmateer at 2 p m.
March 9 Maranatha club meet
ing at the home of Mrs Al
fred Nelson Jr at 2 p m.
March 9 P-TA meeting at the
school cafetorlum at 8 p m.
The program is 4-H style
review and 4-H story. Miss
Esther Kirmis will be th
speaker. Evelyn Jepsen will
give her United Nations
speech.
March 11 Topic club meeting at
the home of Mrs Charles
Carlson at 2:15.
The Oregon Congrega 1 1 o n al
conference is having a meeting
on stewardship in The Dalles
March 15 from 7:30 to 10 p m.
Dianna Pettyjohn was honored
with a birthday party on her
16th birthday, at the home of
Mr and Mrs Lewis Halvorsen
Wednesday evening, Feb 24 with
Linda Halvorsen and Sharon
Crabtree as hostesses. Others
present were Wayne Hams, John
Swanson, Michelle Morrison,
Jack Crum, Kenneth Nelson, Joe
Palmer, Bruce Rigby, Tom Har
ris, Marilyn Morgan, Sherry Ben-
way of w'fklfij. It Thry wrf . v!csi a meat the
t!Hnt
.Hind l:k U wvuld b U n
Uwitfi iu4lr.S".
The m)r part if the mretinfi
Mtt prl In my rrUewim: th
material I had pfr-entvl ta the
program danrr on February
19 on th!ng the P"l home
economics Ingram. W hv
been taking a searching lk at
our home nvnomU program
under the extension unit tem
and fl that we are not reach
rg too many women. The ug
fectton ha hven made that p
nbly more of the agent' time
could be spont In public meet
Chals With Your
Home Agent
If ESTHER KIRMIS
Meetings prt-uy well occupied
my t!nu thl pat week. Meat. jnfc.a ar)d workshop rather than
amj national u ciun ' rrr wtmen are n-acneq a monin. . -, ,., ,r,i.-. i ,.,. r
.,opicsof..nve(M,n,n.,,WTnl. will d.eul by SS
meeting. tweram planners In the March i . ,.; ..,
The county committee fur the .unit meeting.
rrunnetrr fur their knoUslee vf
meat cut.
Mi tiri;e Rugi;. j.jeldent of
th Marrow County tVw twlle
who puivrcd Hi meat demon
ktistlun. ga away several cut
of nwt a d.r iUe. lOne wa
their own curej ham.
Coif. and cookie were red
at the cl. tf the meeilns by
memtet tf the ltoardmart and
trrlgon extetihlon unit.
B-.th Noith and Suth Marrow
county 4 11 coutuil met thi
pt week. The north group of
leader met at the lirlion
1
extension unit of the county
e.nhcred at the hMe of Mr
Richard Waymlw In Boardman
on February 23. Member at
tendino Included Mr Jhn Rerc
orom and Mrs Gn Fereuson
of Henrner: Mr Brjce Keene
lone; Mrs Wlllard Trench. Pine
City: and Mrs Warren McCoy.
irrlgon.
The women answered roll call
with the house-hold job that
teemed to take the longest. 1
wasn't too surprised when ser-
eral of them mentioned dusting.
That does seem to be a menial
task which most of us dislike.
The question came up because
of a project lesson suggested by
Bernlce Strawn. home manage
ment specialist from OSC, called
"How to Find time for the Things
you Enjoy." Miss Strawn brings
out that first you must choose
the thine, above all else you
want most, that Is worth working
for. Then you need a firm reali
zation that to accomplish this
you need to change some of your
IONE
School Notes
nlaee in the Americanism con
test sponsored by the American
Legion auxiliary and Melvln
Announcement wa made of
the following events that will
be coming up:
March H Preliminary
inniprim and eommltlee to belli
advance M work In the north
end. We have an all time high
of 19 clubs Involving 23 leaders
In north Morrow.
rug Joe Hay and I met with the
About 40 men and women at
tended our second presentation,
"Bon ne ud on Meat at the
Boardman Grange hall on Wed
nesday, February 24.
Thank heavens the meat dem
onstration went off better than
my "fire making"!
The Grance hall is heated by
two temperamental coal stoves.
I haven't built a coal fire for a
eood many years, so consequent-
. . , . lv the hall was plenty cool until
Charlene Jones received 1st Nafhnn Thome and John
Landers took over the chores af
ter lunch.
j jonn ianuers, aium.u
Martin 2nd place. This was In rtf cnnr ,11 kf Attn I fits.
the senior division and the sub- u d sucn tnncs as how to
ject was "Why My Education Is sopct mcat now to care toT
Important to the Future of Amer- moat anj now to cook meat by
lea." Mrs Earl McCabe Is Amer- varIous moist and dry heat
Icanism chairman. methods. I prepared a roast
The 6th irrade pupils spent eUn,, i,mh and beef Rtroc-
Cnlnnliv In the mountains at ii ... onmntlnn o rt1 KTi- T an.
.,m..v. artOU 4UI oaillj'll.ifi niiu ..
Cutsforth park where they went dors did the carvlng.
skiing and sleding. Those from Mr and Mrs M e Hadwlck,
here going with them were, Mr jrrgon( tied for first place In
and Mrs Donald Linnell, Mr and tn meat identification contest.
Mrs uarry luios uou
i inHsirom. The teacher Jack
Loyd and Mrs Loyd and son,
Tim and Mr and Mrs Orvllle
Cutsforth were also there.
Dallas Shockley, superinten
dent of the lone schools, is at
tending the National Association
of secondary principals conven
tion in Portland this week.
The lone Cardinals won the
basketball game with Heppner
Saturday evening.
Dalene McDonald attended the
Pacific Slope high school news
paper conference In Seattle re
cently. Evelyn Jepsen will give her
United Nations Pilgrimage
speech at the P-TA meeting
Wednesday evening, March 9.
msklnn lesson (braided and south Morrow council at the E
hooked I Pine City School 10:30
a m. (Sack lunch).
March 1 County committee'
visit to State Hospital In Pendle-ton.
March ISSecond prof ram
planning meeting Pine City;
10:30 a m.
March 22 23 and 29 30 Dress-
makinc I workshop at Heppner
fair pavilion for project leaders
and 4 If clothing leaders.
April 29 Homcmakers festival
in Heppner.
May 3 J State homcmakers
festival at Corvallls.
M lUWcf home. I-jne. on Thur.
February We
dwu-d yUm for National 4 If
ciuti week promotion In the
county, and an ai jn-al va made
for families U hot the six IFYE
(International Farm Youth Ex
change students that will be
Ultiiig Oregon thi summer.
J,e presented Ir.formatlon on
4 II Judging and I presented a
filmslrlp on "Demonstration the
1 II Way". I am planning to vUtt
each home economic 4 11 club
In the txunty during Manh and
Apill with ih Information on
dcmuni-tration.
Marjorte Baker, always Die
cr.teiou hostess, served u a
"Washlncton Siecial" cherry
pie and Ke cream! There went
my diet again!
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Dinner guests at the G Her
mann home Sunday were Mr and
Mrs Harlan Crawford and child
ren of Echo, Mrs Alec Hunt of
Heppner, Mr and Mrs Garry Tul
lis and sons and Mr and Mrs
Lee Palmer and daughters.
Trod FJv returned home last
week. He has been visiting his
daughter and family, Mr and
Mrs Lester Hoak in Seattle and
his son and family, Mr and Mrs
David Ely In Ordnance and also
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