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lone Garden Club
Gets New Yearbooks
The lie Garden Club mH
Monday, Nuv, 7. at 10:30 at the
home i.f Mr, 0car Lundell,
Thtflrrtl member Wrte pfe
rut. A sack lunth Mat Served
with the hot (luh and dewrt
Mr cd by the htcM and co
hote Mr. Dale Ray.
A thort meeting waa held and
new year iKMika wer passed to
rach mrmbr, The cuvrr of the
book wii designed by Cherilyn
Siiiuun, aeventh grade pupil In
the lone grade ikhool. Cover wai
a scene f a pair of flamingoes
wading In a pond. Mrs, Ernet
Helikcr displayed a finished cone
wreath for holiday use and alio
.wed materials.
Mr. Walter Dobyns received
the door prize.
After the membeni ftnUhed
their Junch they went to Hep
pner and attended the meeting
that Mrs. K. H. Telk-fson of Her
mlston held at the fair annex
building. Mrs. Tellefson demon
stratcd dried arrangements for
winter bouquets and holiday ar
rangementa.
Tlic next meeting of the Gar
den Club will be at the home
of Mrs. Fred Martin on Decern
ber 13 with Mrs. Ralph Crum
and Anna Ball eohostesses. The
program Madona'a In Arrange
menu will be given by Mrs. Wll
Ham Rawlins.
Auxiliary Plans
Food Sale
The American Legion Auxil
iary met at the home of Mrs.
Gene Fcrgeson with Mrs. Harry
Tamblyn as co-hostess.
After a business meeting the
members packed the gifts for
the gift shop at the Veterans
Hospital In Portland. Also plans
were completed for the food sale
to be held on Saturday, Nov. 12.
at the Heppner Hardware In Hep
pner. Right now they have a
membership drive on for old and
new members.
The next meeting will be Dec.
6 at the home of Mrs. Frank
Hamlin.
Mrs. Boker Honored
With Baby Shower
Mi. Judie h !.!."!. Mi tvl
U-tt pii-r and M. J-inU-o
tt-aiit(-r were h.!ir tr pink
and blue ahowrr fur Mr D-l
Kakrr of LrlWiiMt.n at the Car
Spauldine hme Mrs R.iker I
the fiifinrf Carol Grtdie i f Jhp
pink and blue decoration
were ud alut th room, elo
ulr.2 novelty i4nk and Hue
waxed dSajH-r nut cups a favor.
Agisting Mr. Raker wuh the
cprnlng i'f her gifts Mr
IvIIk-m Pij-rr. Stie reveUed many
hnely and useful gil!-
After the fining f the gilt,
the hotce served dessert with
coffee and punch to the follow
Ing guets: Mrs. Roy Quackcn
bush. Mrs. Claud Grahsm. Mr.
Ra!ph Reamer, Mrs. Victor Gro-
ahen and Judy, Mrs. James ue
vine. Mrs. Vic Groshen Jr.. Mrs
John Mollahan. Mrs. Bud Wll
son. Mrs. Vern Evans. Mrs. Dick
ttohlson. Mrs. Jim Valentine.
Mrs. Gry Jones. Mrs. t nance
Padberg. Mrs. Bob Steagall. Mrs.
Kleet Fox. and Miss Beulah
Davis.
Mrs. Bud Wilson won the door
prize.
Degree of Honor Will
Have Turkey Dinner
The Degree of Honor lodge met
on Tuesday evening at the Chris
tian church with Mrs. Farl Sow-
ard presiding.
Mrs. Rachel Harnet was initi
ated Into the lodge.
Plans were completed for the
annual Thanksgiving dinner to
be held Tuesday. Nov. 15. at the
Christian church. Mrs. Theta
Stratton Is chairman In charge
of the dinner.
All members are invited to at
tend and are asked to bring a
hot dish and either a salad or a
dessert. The lodge will furnish
the turkey, rolls and coffee.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Alice Luttrell and Mrs. Earlj
Soward. 1
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Local Pathfinder group attended Regional Pow-Wow at Colleg
Place. Wuhlnaton. Those attending trora left to rtgnt. lint rowi
Sbailene Likely. Morale Murray. Marianne Huber. Jan Hager. and
Linda Kay Clark. Second row. Bob Hager. Dana uneiy. curtu
Ross. AUln Mafcan. Back row. Elder Darxa Bauer, Mrs. . S
Huber. Mrs. C. M. Wogner. and Mi. Lao uxeiy.
Blackhorse Livestock
Club Has Meeting
The Blackhorse Livestock Club
met on Nov. 6 at the Jim Hioous
worth home at 1:30. Jimmle
Kloodsworth and Nancy Doherty
led the flag pladges.
Under old business the club
divided to fix a Christmas basket
fur a needy family.
Under new business a discus
sion was held on what to do with
the $7.50 we won in the record
book contest. It was decided to
huv a L-avel and put the remain
der in the bank. We discussed
buying 4 II jackets, all were In
;ivor tif this.
All members were present and
here were no visitors. The next
meeting will be held at the Do
herty home on Dec. 4 The meet
ing was adjourned and refresh
ments were served.
Nancy Doherty, reporter.
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The Beta Omega Chapter of
Fpsilon Sigma Alpha met at the
home of Mrs. Bill Rletmann,
Wednesday. Nov. 2. with 16
members present. Co-hostess for
the evening was Mrs. Art War
ren. The members decided to have
a Christmas tree cutting party
and sell Chrsltmas trees In Lex
ington and lone. Trees will be
on sale by Dec. 11.
Following the business meet
ing an educational program on
"Politics In An Election Year"
was presented. Topics were State
Issues by Mrs. Gordon White;
Wives of Presidential Candidates
by Mrs. Joe Hausler and Mrs.
Harold Snider; Vice Presidential
Candidates by Mrs. Don McElll
gott; The Case for the Demo
crats, Mrs. Don Teterson; The
Case for the Republicans by Mrs.
Robert Rletmann; Correct Vot
ing Procedure, by Mrs. Eldon
Padberg.
The members completed the
program by casting their ballots
for the presidential candidates.
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Pyles Honored v !
By Farewell Party
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Blake was the scene of a going-,
away party for Mr. and Mrs. Don J
Pyle who are leaving soon to ,
make their home in La Grande. .
Co-hosts with the Blakes were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Labhart and
Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Van Mar-
ter. The evening began with a
pot-luck supper and presenta
tion of a cut-glass crystal dish
to Mr. and Mrs. Pyle from the
group.
Later in the evening cards
were enjoyed by the following:
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dick, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Flatt, Dr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Wolff, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Brlndle, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell I
Gribble, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Lovgren, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Blak
ney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bong
ers, and Mrs. Don Bennett. Un
able to attend were Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Ward.
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Renegers Bridge Club
Meets At Webbs
Mrs. Paul Webb was hostess
to the Renegers bridge club on
Wednesday, Nov. 2, at her home.
There were three tables In,
play for the evening with Mrs.
Dick Meador winning high, Mrs.'
LaVern Van Marter second, and.
Mrs. Robert Jones low.
Refreshments were served byl
Mrs. Webb to Mrs. Terry Thomp
son, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Ned '
Sweek, Mrs. Creston Robinson, I
Mis. Elaine George, Mrs. LaVern
Van Marter, Mrs. Dick Meador,
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs. Eddie
Gunderson, Mrs. Bill Barratt,
Mrs. Jim Farley, and Mrs. Jim
Norene.
Heppner Trailbloxcrs
Attend Pow.wow
In Washington
The llcppiwr Trailblaren re
cently attended regional puw
ww at Rotters' Sh.o in Col
We I'Uiv. Wh., with Flder A
J Reiftig of Spokane In than'.
The kix rlut'i in attendance
comprint In utrlng -burning.
kntt)ng relay, dutance ball
throwing, flint and Met-1 fire
making, and a kl man running
relay.
Bob llaeer won fur the Trail-
blarr a fut place In the dis
tance ball throwing content
Other feature of the day were
a full uniform grand parade and
a display of Interesting craft
Ideas for future dub projects.
Member attending were: from
the Parakeet Unit. Jan Hager,
Linda Kay Clark. Maralee Mur
ray. Marianne Hufer. Sharlene
Likely, and their Unit Counsel
lor. Mrs. C. M. Wagner. From
the Panther unit, Bob Hager, Da
vid Likely. Alvin Mahan. Cur-
H-H Meeting Held
At Gronge Hall
Th l!tu-a Crerk Llvrt k 4 11
dub called their meeting la or
J.r at the Kf.ea Creek Grange
Hall.
We filled out enrollment card
and g"t our new Uv.K to fill
out fr our projivts, we aio oe
, i.i-.i i.Imiui our aitiUttes for
the turning year. We gut our lat
year s book back ami aiwutvvi
our project.
Mr. Wilbur Van Blockland
ami Mr. Harold Wright served
rrfrchment.
Bob Harris. Reporter
Mi. and Mi. L. E. Dick were
In Portland over the weekend
and touk In the Oregon and Stan
ford game.
tl Rom, and their unit coun
sellor. Mr. Leo Likely.
Als in attendance were Elder
Da Id Bauer, pastor of the Hep
pner Seventh-day Ad vent 1st
church which sponsor the club:
and Mrs. Harold Huber. local
club director.
McKinneys Honored
On Anniversary
OM:Mr. an I Mr. Mron
Palmer and Mr and Mra. Elmer
p..)- -r r- --r i.t a party
houoiliig U and Mi V.m Mc
Ksnnev at Ihr r home Saturday
exeniiij:. Nv. Thu a the
MiKimiey's twenty fifth
ding nnlerary.
A iiuintK-r of frien.t from lone
and Upper Rheu Creek were pres
ent. A beautiful white cake trim
med In silver and pink carna
tion Ma wrved by Mr. Lloyd
Howton of HermUton.
Pinmhle wa played during
the exerting. Prize were won by
Mr O Hermann, Mr. Omar
Kletmann, and Garland Swan
son. They received many pretty
cards, and a tlft consisting of
silver dollar was presented to
them
Recent visitors at the hone of
Mr and Mrs. James Monahan
were their son. Mike Monahan,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. Seeger.
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4-H Club Meets
The Spoon Llckers 4-H club
met at the Darlene Anderson
home on Oct. 25 with our vice
president, Pattl Collins, presid
ing at the meeting.
We discussed the program of
work and our goals. Officers'
handbooks were handed out
Also our project books and rec
ord sheets.
The next meeting will be Nov
8 at Cheryl Bellenbrock's home
The members present were:
Diane Warren, Susan Drake,
Kathy Rea, Kitty O'Harra, Dar
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Cheryl Bellenbrock, Jean Stock-
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