lone Names Sharon Crablree Rodeo Princess
Tj ECHO f ALMATTCB W. W.tr i rM4 U.Ml h-r j Mrt UoJ ll1 n H-rrnU-
Shtrun Crabtree. daufiMrr tJ.onn4fmil.!rftn4MralUr-tt.i a a peurr.t lit IW
Mr ami Mrs lo Ciattrr. Kii.Un CrafM In IV ha last sveck. mlston hulUal last wcck.
-Wsl t,finr f the llTimrr Th Mirum Cirri rort at ihe Mr ami Mm IW'cr rniwnw
.1 u-Hl. . . . ' K-.m- ,,f Mr I'mI MjiKrlu: iWa!trt Stvtil fc '
J V" gB I IMV (Sl7ta v S ik ' - I '
mp-tlng Saturday evening. -"hr
on U a Junior In the lone high
school and an eserllent rlJer
Oiher business a! the mceitr.e
WSS. HII Vuttsl to lVf fio
tt the P-TA trhr tralnlni:
furnl and to alst the Rcbrkah
anJ. I0OF lixljje In the cemetery
clean up. These ar boih com
munity service project. E-freh-mer.t
were served by Mr Lewi
llalvorsen. Mrs llattle Crautrec
and Mm Hcrshl Townscnd.
Mrs Adon lUmlctt and child
ren spent last week In Ontario
where Mr llamlett In employed
They also (tiled at the home
of Mr and Mr John Ransler
In Vale where Tommy Hamlett
celebrated hi 3rd birthday. They
attended the Conjrec tl lo n a 1
church In WeUer. Idaho Sunday
inhere Rev Floyd Bailey 1 pastor
and had dinner with the Bailey.
Mr and Mis Lloyd Morgan and
family were Portland visitor
at wovk.
Mr Robert Jepsen and child
ren visited relatives In Pendle
ton last week.
Mr and Mr Walter Jacobs and
children spent last week at the
beaches In Washington.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kecne en
tertalned at a family dinner
Sunday at their home. Others
present were Mr and Mrs Bryce
Kcene and Loy, Kathy. Richard
and Stuart; Mr and Mrs L A
McCabe and Christine and Doris;
Mr and Mrs James Pettyjohn
and Linda, Jerry and Nancy; Mr
and Mrs Alvln McCabe and Ash
ley; Mr and Mrs Leland Mc
Kinney and Kurt, all of lone,
and Mr and Mrs Roy Campbell
bl Lexington.
Mr and Mrs Alvln McCabe
took their son, Ashley, to Pasco,
Wash one day last week for
eye treatment.
Tuesday fclir.'mwn t Ut w-k. erk uh her parent. Mr ana
Tl.e diM'UMion was on capital Mr Ralph Crum.
nurUhment. K.rh memoer W krmj uiur
he hum
.,..,.tti rit. i.- anl liKi lne un '..r Rev and Mr IU1 Maikerale
the subject. Refreshments we
trnr.1 by Mr MaiKeiuie,
The innUH Huh fV!kwhip
proup went to Hermlston bow
ling Sunday. Mr and Mm Pel
nier Crawford and Rev and Mr
Rod MaiKenile and daufihter
tuck them there.
The Junior Fellowship group
attended the show In Heppner
Sunday afternoon. Tho going
with them were Mrs Lewi llalv
orsen and Mr MeMn Melena.
Mr and Mm Robert PeSpaln
and son and Mr and Mr James
Barnett and children visited at
the Earnest McCabe home in
Bay City last week.
Mr and Mr Clifford Varnell
and daughter tf Madra were
visitor at the home of hi
mother and brother. Mr Kath-
ryn Yarnell and Alton last week.
Mr and Mr Lester w UKin 01
Albany are visiting at the home
of their daughter and family, Mr
were Loren raw son tf Portland
and student at Portland Mate
and Pick Kirtland. Scan),
and student at Lewi and Clark
College In Portland
The social meeting of Ihe
American Leg1n Auxiliary'
held at the home of Mr Cleo
Prake Tuesday evening of last
week with Mr Fldon Tucker
a co hm. let. The evening wa
pent In playing game.
The l!RC of Willow grange
meeting wa held at the home of
Mr Lewi llalvorsen Friday.
March IS with Mr Kattio Crab-
tree and Mra Hershal Townsond
a cohostesse. A dinner wa
served at noon. At the business
meeting In the afternoon con
ducted by Mr Harvey Ring.
chairman, Mr Halvorsen gave
report on the dinner that wa
served to the Elk annual; the
luncheon to be served to the
Garden club convention April 20
was discussed; S5 was given to
ana Mr ueroen tnsirew. ,,. nKrrv Th rhih ree.
Mr and Mrs Paul Pettyjohn J-" " iin Irt.
and daughter. Dianna. Mr E B . h i-.cher'a tralnlnir fund
Lundell and Sharon Crabtree
were Portland visitors last week,
They visited Norton Lundell who
Is a patient in the University
of Oregon Medical hospital and
also went to the coast.
Mrs Dale Ray is a patient in
the Good Samaritan hospital in
Portland following surgery on
her eye.
Mrs Ray Turner and sons
Pendleton spent last week at the
home of her parents, Mr ana
Mrs Cleo Drake.
Susan and Mary Healy
Butter Creek spent last weeK
with their uncle and aunt, Mr
and Mrs Ted Palmateer.
of
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sponsored by the P-TA. This will
be prefwnted to Willows (rrange
for approval. The club decided
to assist In cleaning the cem
etery with the members of the
IOOF and Rebekah lodges. The
next meeting of the club will
be April 15 at the grange hall
and members will clean the hall.
A potluck lunch will be held
at noon. Pomona grange will
be held here, April 30. Mri
Arthur Dalzell received the door
prize.
Mr and Mrs James Lindsay
recently attended the funeral
services of his brother-in-law,
James Kane In Eugene. Mr Kane
is survived by his widow, Eliz
abeth, the former Elizabeth
Lindsay, and one daughter.
Mrs Larry Fletcher and sons
and Mr and Mrs Robert Relre
nour of Portland spent a few
days last week at the Harvey
Ring home. Tom Harris returned
to Portland with them to apend
the spring vacation.
Mrs Jerry Bolman of Portland
spent a couple of days with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Ernest Hel-
Iker, last week. She was accom
panied by Mrs Richard Cunning
ham also of Portland.
Among the teachers and their
families going away last week
were Mr and Mrs Dalla Shock-
ley and children, Mr and Mrs
Charles Hudson and children,
Mrs Franklin Ely, Grant Rlgby,
Donald Olmscheld, Miss Ann
Reynolds, Miss Barbara DeKlotz,
Mrs Harriet Hall and Mrs Roxle
Moeck to Portland. Most of them
attended the OEA conv e n 1 1 o n
there. Mr Hudson attended the
Al basketball game in Eugene
Friday night of last week. Mr
and Mrs D G Lujan and daugh
ters went to Long-view, Wash to
visit relatives. Mr and Mrs
James Monroe and children went
to northern Idaho. Mr and Mrs
Arnie Hedman and children
spent Sunday in Athena. Frank
lin Ely and granddaughter, Mar
lene Crawford, went to Portland
Saturday to bring Mrs Ely home.
Melvin Martin and Phil Emert
Jr spent a few days at the Wil
lamette University in Salem. Mrs
Fredrick Martin accompanied
ry Tula, ponald BrUiow. Md
vm Melena and Rv Rid Mac
Kenzie. Mr Donald Peterson and
daughter. KrlsUne, Mr HoU-rt
rctrrn and son. Ricky, Mr
Loul Carlwn and children and
Mrs Roland Hergstrorn and
daughter. Carley. were Portland
visitor lat week.
Mr and Mr Dean Rotate if
Echo lsited her parent. Mr and
Mr Victor RU-tmann Sunday.
The Pinohle club met at the
Leo Crabtre home Sunday. A
supper was served In the even-!
Ing by the following men: Leo
Crabtree, Cleo Prake. Elmer Pet
erson. Lewi Ball. Jo Garasland
and Donald Ball. Tho receiving
prizes were Mr Leo Crabtree.
high; Cleo Drake. low; Joe
Gaarsland 300 pinochle and Mrs
Cleo Prake the door prize.
Mr Blanche Scheelar of
Salem who ha been visiting her
daughter and family. Mr and
Mr Leo Crabtree. I vUltlng her
son. Larry Scheelar In Spokane.
Mr Pelbert Emert and daugh
ter. Mary were Portland visitors;
last week.
Mr and Mrs David McLeod and :
children spent last week with
relatives In Junction City. I
Mr and Mrs Omar RIetmann
attended the Sherwin-Williams j
dinner and meeting In Pendle- j
HmXtR CAZETTC TlMgl Thursday:. Marth . 160 -4
them thr and h la vu:iJ t!e Stfrdi!t (Vncrt-iaUi'rul
Ut hlr.ts, Mr rl Mi. Klph'crtferrnc in The tulles Tur.
ii in r,,1 Atten.ti-d a'dav evrnlni; f lal vkrvk .-!
earden club meetirg while there. ; Mr and Mrs Alfred Nelson. Gar-!
Karen Lunaeii vunea at tne
I'nUerslty of IHeg.-n lt lt
She was accompanied by her
parent. Mr and Mr Ramond
Lundt-H and Chervil They also
llted In Portland
Dots to rvrntmb!
March IS True Unks club at
the home of Mr Cecil
Tnora at S r M.
March 26 Dance at the L?ioa
ball sponsored bf tb Amu
Icon tiea.
Clean up at the Community
church April 4 through the
tth.
OCA MeeU Al lone
The Morrow county OEA meet
Ing was held at the school cafe
torlum Monday evening. March
14. Teacher were present from
Heppner, Lexington. Boardman.
and lone. J W Forrester Jr. editor
of the East Oregonlan, was the
guest speaker. The banquet was
sponsored by the lone P-TA. Mrs
Elbe Aker w chairman of the
dinner committee and she was
assisted by Mrs Phil Emert. Mr
John Eubanks, Mrs Roy Lind
strom and Mrs Kenneth Palmer.
The table committee was Mrs
Raymond Lundell and Mrs Wal
lace Matthews. The clean up
committee consisted of Mrs Bcrl
Akers, Mr Delmer Crawford, Mrs
Paul Pettyjohn and Mrs Pete
Cannon.
Those from here who attended ton Saturday evening,
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