Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, May 05, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJar' - PrC ARTHUR LINDSTROM Pfc Lindstrom Tokcs Part in Maneuvers Tfc Arthur Limlstrom Irving In the 2ml Medium Tank Bat talion. 1st Cavalry at Gelssen. Germany, the sn of Mr and Mrs Franklin Limlstrom of lone, recently participated In man euvers of the Third Armored Div ision of the Seventh United States Army. This division known as th Spearhead Division has just completed their 19th year and their 4th year with NATO. More than 6,000 men. representing everv Spearhead Battalion par ticlpated In the mamouth review at Camp Pond, Hanau, Germany. The Spearhead Division ac quired It's name at Omaho Beach In 1941. "You Will Spear head the Attack" was a frequent mission given the division by MaJ Gen J Lawton Collins. VIII Corps commanding general. The nickname stuck. One of the major hifihllghts this year for the Division was it's participation in operation "Winter Shield" at Grafenwochr, Germany. This exercise was con ducted in bitter cold, snow and Ice over rugged terrain. During this maneuver Spearheads were visited by delegations of French, Italian and Turkish army offi cers, who observed the various field maneuvers. 3 State Officers Visit Morrow Pomona Grange By ECHO PALMATCCR The Mirruw County Pmon irr;ifi;:i iM. nie-iiiij wa rudd at Willv trance hall Saturday. Aiul 30 with AMn Wafenblatrt. iVpions mati'r In charge. Kep-tf-rstauv were present from Ilhfi Creek cranne. Crwnfleld prance. lrrlktm irrant'e. Lewj n and Willows crane. All the officer were urewnt except M Verrmn Munker. Flora and Ver r.m Munker. on the ekecutlv e.mmliiee. State officers there were Mr Minnie McKarlam chairman of the Mate crange committee on education. She U a memher of Lincoln grange and live at DejH Bay. She was former Pomona master or sior row rountv. Mr Olca Wilson secretary to the state master an member of the state grange legislative committee. Her home I tn Portland and she Is a mem ber of Friendly grange. Mr Wll son. master of Tillioum grange In I'matllla. county was an hon ored guest. Mrs Dewey Wagen blast of Wrsoo. Mrs Kill Jeage ami Mrs Alfa Lofton of Condon and members of the Mikkalo cranee and Clyde Tannehlll county deputy were also present Agriculture reports were given by Ralph Kichnrds of the NjII conservation: by Kenneth Smouse and bv Orville Cutsforth rntsfnrth explained the herd law. County ludee Oscar Peter son explained the transferring of the bombing range from the Navy to the state and talked on the planning and developing comittee work. Henry Baker gave a report on electricity. The members voted to give a 4 II scholarship of $25. For the program In the after noon In charge of Mrs W G See Mrs Frank Turner took the train for Portland Sunday to vis it her sister, Mrs Sophia Barr, for a week. Collins Home Scene .. Of Potluck Bridge Party Tuesday Night Mr and Mrs W C Collins en tertained their Duplicate bridge dub last Tuesday evening, with potluck dinner party. Those attending were Mr and Mrs LaVerne Van Marter, Mrs Wallace Wolff. Mrs James Drls- coll, Mr and Mrs Willard Blake, Mr and Mrs Gordon Pratt and Mr and Mrs Conley Lanham. Mr Pratt and Mrs Collins were high couple for the evening. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 iptiamtmttmmtmattmnmxtmm muuu in mutitmmtmtmtm Long Term Farm Loans SEE Federal Land Bank Association of Pendleton 103 So. Main St Phone Cr. 6-7361 Pendleton, Oregon .!-r is,mona lecturer. lennrih Larimer of TVrtUnd was the main aiH-akrr. He Introduced by HaroM fUkrr f Boardman. Mr Landuwr talked on Serve Our ftate. the school reorganisation act of whU-h he ry "Ul"n (..p,.Hl and on the tcM book use In Oregon- Mr WiUott and Mr MrFarUnd Mlk on the hool rfortanlation. Mr Wilson Mated that we keep wnai we have and make amendment a need."l. Orville Cu!fortn ug cesttsl that the county be de vided Into two whool diiitrlct and that we have a business manager. Other numhera on the pro gram were a aonf by all accom panied by Nathan Thorpe; a piano duet bv Sandra Harvhman and Shirley Nash of Khea Creek erange, "When You Wore a Tulip" and "When Its Spring Time In the Rockle". Mr Earl Btlggs of Boardman u .hos.n a alternate dele gate to state grange. Before the meeting closed resolutions were read. A dinner was served at noon hv the women of Willow grange and the refreshment were serv ed In the evening. Mr Harvey Ring was the general chairman. A cake walk was held ana brought In $21.75 which goes to Willows grange. The next Pomona grange meeting will be held In Lexing ton. County 4 H Council Holds Meeting Tie following 111 member a HEPfNtH GAZETTE -TIMES. ThttftdaT HT i- ItSO . .V., . . ... ., 4k... I. tf .K April - ; Ja Afin Turn,,fi Ll!lll;, lUmm ul are The 4 11 council meeting wkIi. held at the home of Mr and Mn,r M uii. r c.i!.-v Thurd.ty rvei.tng, I l..i and Mr Jme BliHUwoith, Mr and Mr N C Anderson. Mr and Mr B J Poherty, an.l Hay, lleppner: Weldon Wit h e r r 1 1 e. IVho: l.oy Martin. Mr I! II ? .. . i i.... riiiv tVih. nv mi.l . - . . m t ........ ... I Alfred cion jr 'i iMiifioii, Mr L A McCabe, Garry TuliK and Mr and Mr Corley. lone. The following topic were du fued: report of summer camp committee; report of f II sum mer school scholarship commit tee; reort of 1 11 Sunday com mittee; report of 411 field day; summer svhool selection report; and the permanent summer camp report I tiom the south end of the county .... . - eiifc'iuie tii aticna summer i .1 at Conalh Ronnie Re)ma, JiUt, Stephen Lundell. PATHnNDEBS i June 18 to; Tlt. p.ihjinder had their pin rid- U.miU investiture servi-e last Lin.tstroin. Wednesday, Arlct MiVatHM Kll.r A i KeUlg. who I in ch-irge of Missionary volunteer 1'hurtht-s came to M.tri!n Morgan of lon; Ken- S ll. k . It . I.. .11 nein wngni. ran nruru, . . ... . . VI. W-v IUr,,.l Jail.. Ifriffef. ,Ut !h -,d V"1 Ilt.by Van Schoiack. Martha) Invested were Pathfinder and iv.heny. Judy Smith and Ber-; school children; Busy Bw nl. e Thomson of II c p p n e r: ' U.is Ping. Gary HutHr; Sun .Me hen Pet k. Hilly iv.heny. and i b am das. P'Anne Wagner, Like v. l.ary uuuri. Beverly Davidson of la-lngton j Kathy and Kichard Willard of L ho. , puil.lc IIoL'er IXihertv of Ileitner U an alternate. There are 10 eligible to attend from the north end of the county. Mr C B Shatter ol Cecil was In lleppner Friday visiting with Dave Hynd and Mis Nellie Doney. rs. DavlJ llulcr. Meve King. David Likely; Friend. Ann I lager. Mara lee Murray. Linda Kay Clark. AMn Mahan; Trail Friend, Mary Ann Huber. David Clark. Linda Kay Clark; Com panian class. Bob llager, Mary Aim Huber; Frontier Coinpan Ian, Mary Ann Huber, Hob llager. HAML1NS HAVE CUESTS Mr and Mis Frank Hamlin ei'.tiitained a group of fiU-nd from (iresham. Mr and Mrs K Miller. Mr and Mrs F llowltt. Mr A V. Ilcngstler 'd Hester Thorje. Also Mr and Mr V. Schrant of Koosevelt. Wash. They all came to snnd the weekend at the H.imltn' cabin and enjoy ihe fishing. CSB CAZkTTK TLME3 CLASSIF1KD ADS GKF.AT StxyrT! Not a single In terior scene In Randolphs la test western, magnifl c e n 1 1 y filmed In CS and Color plu Jerry I-owl and Dean Mar tin In a reissue of one of their funniest! Star Theater. Ttiurs day Friday-Saturday. Hospital Auxiliary Board Meets Monday The Pioneer Memorial hospital auxiliary executive board met Monday afternoon at the Bank of Eastern Oregon. Work Is being done to have a civil defense workshop here In the fall. There will be a general auxtl- ary meeting in lone in juiy. Coffee Hour To Honor European Travelers A bon voyage coffee hour will 1 be held for Mr and Mrs Alfred j Nelson. Jr at the home of Rev and Mrs Rod MacKenzle at lone, following church on Sunday, Mav 29. Evervone is welcome, ine Nelsons are leaving for an ex-1 s tended trlD to Europe the first S part of June. Pllllll I Illlllllllllllillljjffl FOR FINEST Steaks life AND Seafoods MAKE IT A HABIT TO COME TO THE WAGON WHEEL CAFE OR ELLA'S GRILL We love to serve you fine lood the kind you enjoy when you 'Eat Out" Whether you choose Ella's or the Wagon Wheel, you can be certain of the best menu in town. Remember, too. the Wagon Wheel Lounge is available for your special dinner parties or banquets. Just choose your menu, and we'll do the restl Banquet Facilities AND DINNER PARTIES AT THE WAGON WHEEL LOUNGE Sewinq Club Meets At Ferguson Home Mrs Raymond Ferguson enter tained her sewing club last Wednesday. Those who came for the alter- noon were Mrs P w Manoney, Mrs Robert Penland, Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs John Pfeiffer, Mrs C E McQuarrle, Mrs Lowell Grlbble, Mrs Jack Bedford, Mrs Claude Graham and Mrs E K Schaffltz. Birthday Dinner Held At Thompson Home Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson entertained Sunday with a din ner party, in honor of their son, Alex Thompson, on his birthday. Guests were Mr and Mrs Gail Gronewald and five children of Walla Walla, Mr and Mrs Allen Case, Mr and Mrs Alex Thomp son and Linda and Brian. Mrs Gronewald, the former Jean Hayes, a niece of the Thompsons, is leaving soon with her family to make her home in Anchorage, Alaska. Judy Darnielle Feted At Bridal Shower Colleen Bailev, Barbara War ren and Mrs George Hermann hostesses at the home of Shirley Peck last Thursday pvpnin?. for a bridal shower honoring Miss Judy Darnielle. Guests were Mrs Gary Jones, Mrs Dale Baker. 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