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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1960)
lone Three Links Plan Cemetery Cleanup Day The Thr" Link club if Bunchgra fifbrkah Mjje met at the home of Mr Davt4 Rit mann Friday afu-rnmm lih Mr Wallace Matthew a co hita. At the bustnra rmtMlni con ducted by Mrt Cleo Drake, ihalr man. It wa ditlihnl to hold the cleanup day for the lone and Morgan cvmetprle May 14 be ginning at 9 A M with a pot luck dinner at 12 noon at the Itt-bckah hall. Thl U for everyone In the community for a general clean up of the cemetertea. It la apon aurtnl by the Odd Fellow and Rctx'kah lodges and WUhmt grange. The Three Llnka club will get markers for the un marked crave. The election day dinner will be held May 20 at the Rebrknh hall at noon, alo aupper In the evening. Commit tees appointed were for the din ner. Mrs David Rletmann. Mrs Mary Swanson, Mr Harvey Ring. Mrs Wate Crawford and 'Mrs Drake; tables. Mra Taul Pettyjohn and Mrs Wallace Mat thews and Mrs Milton Morgan; advertising and posters, Mrs Cecil Thome. The club voted to give $3 to the cancer fund. Mrs Anna Llndstrom received the door prize. At the Bunchgrass Rebekah meeting Thursday evening, April 21, seals were given to Mrs Ernest Hellker, Mrs David Rlet mann and Mrs Cecil Thome for the unwritten work. Mrs Omar Rletmann, district deputy pres ident, presented the seals. After the meeting, refreshments were served at Stefani's Fine Foods In 'nonor of Mrs Anna Llndstrom's birthday. Harold Rietmann, Bob Akera and Greg Leyva attended the Pasco Junior College open house In Pasco Tuesday of last week. Guatemala was studied at the American Legion Auxiliary mpptinc at the home of Mrs Cecil Thome Tuesday evening, April 19 Mr Gordon White. Pan American chairman, read an artitle on Guatemala and Mr Harold pobyn inweU Mldea thl country and also other part of Central America and Mexico. She took the picture while on trip there lt winter. Refresh ment were kened after the meeting by Mr Thome and Mr White. A large magazine rack wa given to the lone Public Library by the Heppner library. Now bok In the Kne library are The Crowded Sky by Hank Searl and The Lincoln Lord l.v Cameron Haw ley. District 6 convention of the American Legion was held here Wednesday evening. April 20. State officer present were Mer rill Johnson, department vice commander of Oregon City and department sergeant at arm. George Vlanene of Portland. Herbert White, district 6 com mander of Pendleton also the vice district commander and child welfare chairman both of Pendleton were present. Repre sentatives were present from Heppner. There were 19 there. A no host dinner was served In Stefani's Fine Foods and the business meeting followed. Ro bert Rletmann Is the lone Post commander. A discussion was held on membership and other Important matters. The Veterans Housing bill that was defeated will be on the ballot again this fall. Mrs Vester Hams, chairman of the American Legion auxiliary junior activities, and the junior auxiliary girls made candy and sent to Susan Hams in the Shrine hospital In Portland. Girls as sisting with the candy were Frances McLeod, Elaine Gaars land, Teresa and Tanya Tucker, Marlcne and Anita Crawford and Karen and Cheryl Hams. Mr and Mrs S G Ransdell of Long Term Farm Loans SEE Federal Land Bank Association of Pendleton 103 So. Main St Phone Cr. 6-7361 Pendleton, Oregon tttmiimiitmts: . a . Portland are MUt mtt daughter and lamuy. " Mr Alfred NeUon, Sue Townrnd. daughter of Mr and Mr lleuhall Towi.end re eclved ome broken bone In her foot recently. Ronald Crabtree. wn of Mr and Mr Leo Crabtre. recently underwent an append.-ttomy at the Pioneer Memorial h"pital. Mr Norman Neln and Mr Lewi llalvuraen left thl we f.tr Medford where they will at tend the state P TA convention. Mr and Mr Donald Peterson and children were Portland vis itor last week. Mr and Mr John Louden and daughter. Candy, of Baltimore. Maryland are vUltlng her par ent. Mr and Mr Walter Jep sen and other relative. Mr and Mr Wte Crawford and Mr and Mr Milton Morgan t Th Dalle Sunday where they visited Mr and Mr Dale Ray at The uaue noimt. Among those from here who attended the Eastern Star dl trkt meeting In Heppner Friday .. .nin ,f last week were Mr Millard Nolan. Mr Omar Rlet mann. Mrs Robert Dehpain. Mrs E R Lundell. Mr and Mr Lewi Halvorsen, Mr and Mr Charle O'Connor. Mr and Mrs Roy Llnd- tr,.m Mrs Marv Swanson, Mr James Lindsay. Mrs James Bar- tin rleo Drake. Mrs iven- Mrs Walter Dobyns. Mrs William Smethurst, and Mrs Hattie craouee. ""Mrs Cleo Drake spent a few days this week with her daugh ter. Mrs Ray Turner and son in Pendleton. Mr Turner has been transferred to Eugene. Mrs Dorothy Ledbetter and Mrs Fleeta Miller of Hood River visited at the Harvey Ring home last week. Mrs Ledbetter Is a sister of Mrs Ring. Mrs Dale Ray Is a patient In The Dalles hospital where she underwent surgery for Internal Injuries caused from a car acci dent last week at Blalock. Mr pay was also Injured but Is now staying with his sons at Lyle, Wash. Mrs Donald Peterson and Mrs Robert Peterson attended the Womens Missionary Federation district meeting at the Peace Lutheran church in Pendleton Saturday evening. The Arnica club meeting was held at the home of Mrs Ray Heimblgner Wednesday after noon of last week with Mra F-arl MeCb " h- A going awy howr w given In honor uf Mr Adon llamlnt. Court wliUt wa pUed and tho recrlvtng lue wrre Mr Clyde Crawford. Mfh and Mr Garry" TulU. ' Mr lull Jhovkley received the door prlie Guet were Mr Paul PettJohn and Mr llamlett Mr William Rawltn u-el the film. "Ho to Arrange Flowrr" by Conway at the par Uh house a Valby Luiifran church Sund $ evening. She U .rd a buffet upprr to tho present The following guru helped Mr Anna L4ndtrom celebrate her birthday Thurday after n.n. April 21 at her home: Mr and Mr E R Lundell. Mr and Mr O L Lundell. Mr Mary Swanson. Mr Arvtlla Swanson. Mr and Mr Roy Llndurom and daughter. Susan and Christine. Mr Franklin unnsirom. i.i.,n iiamlett and children. Sharlene, Richard and Tommy. Mr Delia Coraon spent a few day In Portland. Mr and Mr Garland Swanson gave a urpnse mnmiay jinny In honor of the 9th birthday of their on, Jim Sunday afternoon. Anril 24. The Guests were the boy of the third grade. Mrt Warren Crutcher of Gret.il- am pent the weekend with her mother. Mi An Un'sm nd other rrUuve. Il-r n and faml'.y. Mr and Mr Lee CrutiHel if Pendleton mrt Sunday h Mr C uti her h Ihvii iramlet ted from the V S National bank . Portland to the V S National in IV' iilc iun. Mr and Mm lull itietmann and koim aitcndtsl the wedding of Mi Kcitha Kinky and U MatNi.nU'r at the MethodUt chutch in Arlington Sunday. Mi Kenneth Smoue and Mr FIU Ilurgoise entertained the toemU-r of the II E C t-f Le I ig;'i grange at the smouw home Thursday aflenwon of Iitrt wiH-k. There weie 14 member pr. M-nt. Mr Berth Hunt reeelv d the door pr ze. Baptismal service were held for Karen and Keith Nelson, (hildren 'f Mr and Mr Alfuil Nelson at the Community church Su-.dity morning. Rev Rod Mac Keiwle officiated, assisted by Ruben DcSpaln. The senior high choiI Pilgrim Fellowship group entertained the MethodM Fellowship group from Heppner Sunday evening. They discussed vocations. Mrs Velma Glass and Mrs Herman Green accompanied the group from Heppner. The Junior high scl ool Pilgrim Fellowship group wa entertain ed at the home of Mr and Mr nrrrxw gaictte tim ct. TiurdT. p" lH0 7 P...U M IcpM-n Sunday afternoon. Mr i. ml Mr E W BrtstoW and V.i M4 C.rabill went M Baker Saiu'-t.iy bv way ot Condon and J..I.H lay. The Brl"w returned hoin. Sunday but Mr Grablll remainiHl for a longer vUlt with icUllvr there. Cue! Fatrr Sunday at the Keniuth Turner home were Mr and Mr Garland Fwanon and s.m and Mr Mary Swanvon of lone and Father Heard and Mr Nora Turner of Heppner. Mr and Mr Kay Boce and t-hildrrn wrre recent lltr In Condon. The Nararene rhureh pur chaMtl a patwmage In Heppner and are purchasing a vacant M there and plan ti build a church later. Mr J (S Van Neo of The Dalle wa a recent visitor at tNe li iw of her dauphter ard family. Mr and Mr John Proud foot. " ( Continued m Po 10) SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED We're As Nor Ai Your Tltphon iOHl LEXINGTON DAY OR NIGHT S PHONE LEXINGTON 4 ft WWWtf I Moke Our Low Prices A Shopping Habit MARKET AND LOCKERS 178 W. WILLOW HOME OWNED MT. EMILY PICNICS MT. EMILY PORK LIVER MT. EMILY PORK CHOPS THOMAS S. HOWELL PHONE 6-9922 Ife. 3 lb. 29c lb. 69c SONNY BOY 2i CANS Peaches, Pears 4 cans $' , ...........-. .....H.-.....H., I SONNY BOY GRATED TUNA g CANS $joo ... 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