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Newspaper Page TextHtttXt CAICTTC TJMtl Tlwi. AUM. ia lone News (Continued l'o o ' Jme HUcy, .Mr PvJ &- rv th financial !$'; M' Itrymond 1-uixUU :e ' clal tutimiilr irit A tUnnvt wan unrl to the )V n,, lunch-on w rvii. KM n-mm. Iialla Sh.iU.-y rrt-rit -n WUlun rrl-rf.i tht the budirt nd -rUl lvy rarrll In " county nJ H .n, U,J h,vt added ti ft nhool In 1''1. iumy tkn ly the wnior iMrvnu I" "ti"1 hBUnB reception after rdutlcn. " ,i votH l.y thrm to have the reception. Al "" maj.-rity of p(,r,nt were In ttwr of the irhool I-lrnic. My 27 will I rlM nitr't when award and letter will I Wn- , , The irtcrm "Back to School MKhf "n1 rrcnU other Malted the c-larooma where the teacher hud the pupil work on display. r. ...... i. w.r,t ut-re aeived from table dented In the Easter theme. The iuie..' Hind. Mr Harold Sherer, Mm F M McCllntock. Mrs Stinky M.HI. Mra K'cnni Kreb and Mr Vern Strahm. The 4th grade and the senior received the highest number In the room count. Member of the Maranatha flub writ to ll.iii..n ,fr tl t.lUtwd fct lui.ile-n at the b'.me of Mi I '! -Ktiotey wiMt M U"d !.- t..n ..., mt.t to the M it"" "' ' ,f "'' ,Uk' fi.- mecllnii tondurlctl t Mr K Maikhain kt, pre-.iu-i. The foH.lr.jj i f fieri were Hee led lr 'he cmlfi! ear. .mi Marln !'lm-r. prti lent; Mr Milton Mfi!.n. pirM-iei.t ,., Mr O I. l.und.-il. amctaiy and treasurer. Mr lUU-t thank i Mil who h-tiM-l th-an H.e C.nmunlty rhurth. It was de tldeil to f.urvha w aalt and ij.jkt ahakt-t f'.r tJe cnunn kitchen. Mn were made for the Mother Da ut:h ten tea to k held it.u 7 in the baM-ment or nif Community rhurch 2 to 4 P M Thte on committee are: re freshment. Mr Milton .Morjrnn and Mr IW-rl Aker; iea raoir, Mr Wallare Mattnewi.; pro irram. Mr Omar Rletmann anu Mr Bree Kecne; CueM bk. Mr Walter libyn and Mr Klla Burgoyne; netting up the roim. Mr Kenneth Pmoue. Mr Arthur Crawfonl. Mr H! Mac Kon7le: clean up. Mr Carry Tulli and Mr Palmer. The Mid Columbia Women fellowship croup will meet at Milton -Frecwnter April 25. For the prot'ram. Mrs Alfred Nelson gave a reading on Our Christian World Mission ana RANCH AERO OWNED AND OPERATED BY PAUL N. HANSEN IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR WEED SPRAYING Contact at upatalr. opt at 110 Wt Church , 8U .. Phon (co Ford' Tlr SwtIc) 6 9481 or 6-5515 ftmi iflali i th HAIL is a SERIOUS HAZARD To Your Crops The hail season is fast approach ing. Your crops need protection. For absolute protection and peace of mind, buy Hail Insurance. When dark clouds appear over your rarm, us agrcdi feeling to know you are insured. You may not get hail often, but suppose this is your year! Hail will steal the money you have invested in growing your crops, and the income you expect to receive when you sell them. The moderate cost of Hail Insurance pays you big dividends when hail strikes. See or call us immediately for complete details. There is no cost or obligation. Play safe this year! Buy Hail Insurance early. ACT TODAY TO SAVE TOMORROW! TURNER. VAK MARTER and BRYANT INSURANCE & F.E'x ESTATE ntrrf i Mil Vj" e n t Mr Mf KrM' ti ls4 Mr M Kei tir the ! -r S.r. rfr -vr.z try the rr.rrr.hrri tl fr.-ned their plft Ujr it g.j t.i wi-rld inUiin Mr Snuu' i f.n.'.ll the U-!ln n t Mr Uakr on the !'!'" , , Itrtre-hmrnt were wrved In the hUvitvmm ly Mr II wton nd Mi MiKin-M-y M ArIIU SaiH-n n-ive. thf d.r prize. McCat Peunion Mr ;md Mi K rl M en-it-ttaimM at the M.-Tal. reunion at tht-ir h"Mi' Ka-ter Sunday The .I1uiiij were prewnt: Mr i,.,d Mr crff-rd M'Cahe and i,f lsr.-.kitH".; Mr and Mr Charlr ln;Ie f Adam; Mr and Mr In Haal and i. i.i.i.. unit I.lnd.i of P.rtlanii; Ml- Mil-'l WnU of Fr.ter- prlx-: Mr and Mr, llowara Kuhank and M.irlene. urry ml Inland of Arlington; (.ri..n I kin of ("ondiin; Mr and Mr Pi-itvtuhn anil l.inaa, Nrtney and Jerry; Mf Mrt I. A M.'ale nnd Christine and ru,m; Mr and Mr I-eland Mc k'i.inov unit Kurt: Mr and Mr Ah In McCahe and Ashley; Mr R.ivmond I.unUell anl Karen nnd theryle; and Arleta NfcCahe a" '"nP- Mrs Eubank made a birth day rake In honor of the birth day of Mr Intfles, Leland Kubanks niul Linda Harris. Mr mwl Mrs Lewis Halvorsen ilv. Mr and Mrs Leo Crublreo and family and Mr Hattle Crabtree of lone and Mrs Llamhe Srlundar of Salem spent Easter Sunday at the Archie Munkers home In LexinRton. Mr Stickley nnd son. Dale, of Irrlgon spent Sunday with his daughter and family. Mr and Mrs Edison Morgan. Mr and Mrs Reynolds and family of Portland visited their daughter. Miss Ann Reynolds over the weekend. Miss Barbara Deklotz spent the weekend in Portland. L A MiCabe and Milton Morgan made a business trip to Spokane last week. James Lindsay and Carl Troedson attended the funeral services for Dr Fast in Hormtston Monday. Dates to remember: April 22 Three Links club at the home of Mr David Rietmann at 2 P M. April 23 Social meeting of the Topic club at the home of Rietmann at 2 a w--- - P M. April 2G 7B and Heaitn group meeting at Steiani on. Foods in the evening. April 27 Plant, food ana pie and coftee sale ax ine Hebekah hall from 1 to 5 P M sponsored by the lone Garden club. April 27 Naomi Fellowship Circle meeting at o r n. April 29 Homemakers Festival In Heppner all day. April 30 Pomona Grange at Willows grange hail aii aay. April 30 Junior-Senior banquet and prom at ine scnooi m the evening. Rev nnd Mrs Robert Whybrew ami daughter moved to Heppner last week. Ho Is pastor of the Nazarene church in Heppner. Mi- and Mrs Roy Llndstrom and daughter. Christine, spent a few days in Pent land the first of the week. Miss Sharon Cutsforth, who is omplovod at the Fred English Juvenile school in Kennevvick, Wash, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs Donald Heliker r.nd Mr Heliker. Mr and Mrs Franklin Ely nnd granddaughter, Cyndl Crawford spent Sunday in Hermlston. Mrs IVlmer Crawford enter tained at bridge Friday evening at her home. Those receiving were Mrs waiter jacoos, Mrs Pete Cannon, 2nd Mrs Robert DeSpain, low Mrs Ray Boyce the door Mr and Mr Pavoi ' a"" dutmr. LoU. if HefmUton tprrA TAtlet with hi lhet. Fred Ely. John BrK.n and Franv P1ler erp teceiit hi"i In Beaverton where they uued hi .n nd ilauchti-f In law Mr a rut Mr Hunton Br)""- Mr an.l Mr Tel Palmaterr iii.l thildren ient Faster Sun day at the Ilarry O'Donnell home hi lleppiu-r. Dinner cuet at the Lewi Ball hm. i:ater Sunday were Mr and Mr Harry Fetorwn nl Cene and Ronnie of layllle; Mr and Mr Luther Oarner ana Stevle of Tendletun; Mr and Mr Vernon Chrt t o p h e r o n and Kathv ami IX'bble .f Olex; Mr and Mr Ilonald Ball and child ren and Elmer Petersen. Mr Gordon White and daugh ter Ljna. and Mrs Edythe White sjM-nt the weekend In rortiann Mr and Mr John Sander and children and Mr Mattle Morgan of Portland pent the weekend at the John Eubank home and also visited other relatives. Other cuest at the Eubank home Sunday were Mr and Mr Donald Eubank and children of Arlington. Easter puests at the home of Lewis Padbertr and Mr Ruby Nichols were Mr and Mrs Leslie Roundy and children of Kenne wick. Wash; Mr and Mrs Ralph Klncaid and daughter of Stan- field, Earl I'adberg of LaGrande and Roger Lindsay and Lyie Klncaid. Kay Boll am. a former resident of lone, and now director of Women's activities and art dir ector for the Oregonian recently was named "Home Economist of Achievement for 10' in Eucene. She has been a staff member of the Oregonian since 1925. She has received many awards and honors among them were in 1951 "Alumna of the Year", Sigma Phi; in 1953 she was named "Woman of Achieve ment" for the year. Mrs Bollam Is a eraduate of Oregon Mate College. She Is the daughter of the late Rev and Mrs J L Jones and lived in lone for many years. She taught school in this com munity and also in Portland. Rev Jones was one of the first ministers to locate In lone. Mrs Bollam Is a sister of Miss Gwen dolen Jones of Portland and Mrs Earl Blake of Heppner. Rov Means, gatekeeper of the State grange and district deputy fr.m rv.hutr ta vWitor at tlf Willow C'Ree meeting Saturday -ente.g, H Cve wry tr.tereninst talk on nm- r.. unity -rv.-e ! " of the wildlife ttmmlion tskir.if pM-efty fur eme re , i v Raymond Lundetl In- M.!!-d a one of the executive (..o.i!ii:tee. r.-f renhment were ii.rved after the mevting. III lll-V "I m.t at the hall Friday and d.aned the hail. At the bust in rne-!lnj! conducted by Mr Harvey Ring, chairman, plan ere complH.Hl for the luncheon lo t mt ed the Garden club convention memer. April 20 and for Pomona crange here April XI A pollock lunch wa ened at noon. The WMF f Hop Lutheran church meeting wa held at the home of Mr and Mr G Hermann Ihuntday evening rf lsttt week. Oth. r present were Rev and Mr Jhn 1'ydgren and children. Mr Elmer Schmidt. Mr Harlan MeCurdy Jr. and Mr Julia Schel of Heppner and Mr Irvln Rauch and Mr Gene Majeske of Lex ington. After the buslnew, miet Ing, Rev Rydgren hlumed slide on th B.bl nl rtei4eni a the Vnltrd State Gut t te Ch;i'!- Hi ir n home Sunday w I I parent. i. xt J I. HutUm of IVn- metun and Rev and Mr B'd VaiKenle and daughter. Bob Rii-e and Prnrl R were elected delegate t.J Beaver B" State at a meetln? t.f the Amer-i-.- i ..,.i.,n ncMt Tuedav even ing. April 12. B 'b 1 the ton f Mr and Mr Lloyd Rk and Francl 1 the n of Mr and Mr Hell Rea. Tley are both jonor In the lone high achool and they were chen for cour ai;e. honenty. phyUal flttne. 1,'mlenhlp. character and fine , The convention U held at Wtllanvette L'niveniity In Salem In June. it ih. hutlnewl meeting con- ductal by Robert Rietmann. commander, it wa decided to Install tiding on the Legion hall. The district 6 convention will be held here Wednesday, April 20. The department vice president and the district commander are expected to be present. New book received in the lone public library are; The Cross on the Drum, by Cave; Senator Mar!o" Daughter by Key; The Crat Tradition by Keye it;; J PU l Watrr by Curry. Mr Ruby DUkon ff H4 River vlHe4 her iter. Mr Sam F.teb and Mr Ftrb lat week. Mr Franklin FJy and Mr Delmer Crawford and daughter. Anita. rfr reent Portland vl. It.ir. They vlted at the Fayne Elv home. Guest Sunday at the Wallace Gaarlnd home were Mr and Mr Len Ray Swaa of Heppner. Mr Clyde Crawford and aon. Mr Ida Coleman and Unda. Maryann and Roberta William. FOLLETT MEAT CO. HennUton. Orgoa Ph. 10 T MSI On Hermlston McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS WE'RE SORRY- WE AIN'T GOT NO 2ND GRADE CUSTOMERS! irSTIM dUMttAimtstimt We use nothing but first or prem ium grade rubber in our Kraf tread retread plant. We don't have second or third grade materials, equipment or workmanship. SO YOU'RE ALWAYS A FIRST GRADE CUSTOMER AT Ford's Tire Service LaGrande Pendleton Heppner Walla Walla "We're Sorry We Want You Alive" SWIL Priced '33 to 181 below other leading-make -ton pickups. . . gives better gas mileage, too! You're dollars ahead on price . . . gallons ahead on gas! Ii. independent testa, '60 Ford Sixes beat every other leadinK half-ton pickup in gas economy. The Fords delivered up to 27 better gas mileage . . . 13 better than the average of them all! Come in . . . get the facts on Ford and you'll get the drop on costs! 'Ba,.d or, o compamon ol lof..l oraioblt moWodu' IH rf.llr.rW fK.l Si. .- -iMi&H.n prizes high; high; and TPTITVin, Slra.iihl Bourbon from Kentucky ' Tj -V "a VA M "W- " . esSMm if f - --- - - V i - - C.J ?i U JL X 1- , '. s f fry y . , Z -t ;r-( ' . hi- - II 'T c . . jsn.. ','! Nature's finest lourbon 1 There is none better rci"1 Zirr 2T? Ill W v-H f7rr- TT nanwini iiiiiii in w;?B ' I'. .-ifcT. A-,-XlM.i-mQO.v.MfialK.ju- r '.-ovv .'-...40. . l-v.uaaal) CASH J RLjN e?- ? ALL NEW Priced J89 to '210 below other leading-make pickups... gives up to 30 miles per gallon! Falcon Ranchero an all-new kind of truck with a new kind of savings! Up to 30 mpg in an all-new 90-horse-power Six ... big 6-foot box with low loading height . . . tighter, lor.gc-r-lasti.ng, single-unit construction! And there' the style, ride and comfort of a line car! Try it for a surprise! ORD TRUCKS COST LESS ,r m lur HiS TO UH...tWLT TO IAST lOGf. TOOI SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER the oto mt co . ic01s,ue. tmno er km rcs cevnst.