lone Legion Program Well Attended
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IOSE V.0 Vrrt"i Pay dueti i4 Ami Herman
f rim unk(4 by h American
lion rtat No, SO n'W '
iii ur. !rmort JVM on
U at 10 30 A.U.
Th American Lriun tt
cHkr euaul anJ l ln high
Mhiwl band inarvh4 10 th
memorial field. Marrow County
juJi; Oscar rriemm i ih
-Uft wiwskT. The invocation
4n4 the benediction wa given
l,y Rev. Ri4 MacKenii. Several
number rt tlaed by th
Ion h!h school band under h
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HOW TO
MAKE YOUR
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DOLLAR
GO FARTHER!
Be sure your door and
windows are weather
stripped and your house
is insulated. You'll be
pleased with the savings
you can make on your
heating bill.
Save heat by keeping
the thermostat at a com
fortable setting. It costs
considerably more to in
crease the temperature of
your home from 70 de
grees to 80 degrees than
it does to increase it from
GO to 70 degrees. You can
also save by setting the
thermostat lower at night.
When fireplace is not
in use, close the damper.
You'd be surprised how
much heat can escape
through an open flue.
Reddy Kilowatt hopes
these hints will help save
you heating dollars. And
remember, Reddy's al
ways at your service for
home comfort and con
venience. Live better
electrically.
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i-uikrtinj th tifCijram a l4
Ehc!i! f4 y lh
Ametcn UiU ml lN- A
UUry t the LeKn halt, P;
proximately I) i-rn myed
( dinner.
At 2:00 oVluik th ir Win
arhoel footba'.l team and the
Hereford football team Uy4
rmi final championship game
t th lone field. I n w thl
game 3 33 Slaen Mm In the
thamptonh!p game Hh TTt
angle Lake hch will l-lay-ed
on the lone field Saturday.
Nov. 19. at 13k) pm.
DATES TO REMEMBER
November II Tht
Links Club.
November II lone
TrtoBflla La. Cm
plooship I non obo
gam at loo 1114 et 1M
Nmbr 28 L9w
ThankaaWina Dane ot L
giea ball.
Nnimber 27 - Tb Or
9oa Council on Alcoholle
Problem, loo Commnltr
church bomnt
NoTmbi It CblU f4
be EpU Sigma Alpha,
DcV 7 - Eat..n Star
Christmas baiaar. Rbkan
ball.
LundU Srelea
Funeral services for
i irre held at
jtonon uiiv., -----
the lone Community cnun i
li.tiiji i hitimtmft. t-iute4 that
tU eLhins the TA ai sell
lrc hate anUed Ofler v.tll b
Ukrn for am-'her aider m.
I'NICEF chairman, Wl
ai Matthew, related 77 eh'.l
Orrn ffum l-ne and 40 children
and ueti t)f the Valby Sunday
ubu U'k 1'art In the I'NICEP
jt.fttn thl er.
Tte budget t i;00 6l a
j.re4-nted and the grup vuted to
ai-ept ttie budget.
Ttie ITA vutisl ta pt.nnc the
treat at the achol ChrUtmaa
program thla year,
Kmm count v.un by the
third grade mothers and the aev
nth grade father.
rll.lnii the meeting Mr.
Kennrlh SmUM played two vio
lin selection aerompanled by
Mr. Taul Tew.
The prugram "Freodom t4 the
Grade School Child" h an-noum-ed
by Mr. Howard Crow
ell. Mr. William Rwlln and
Don Clark gave Interesting re
ports on the freedom of the grade
whool child.
The next meeting will be Dec.
U. The program topic will be
"Are Shool Agera Social and
Athletics Happy?"
IMicfchmcnts were aerved by
Mr. Pete Canntn. Mr. AI Win
klemtn. Mrs. Donald Eubanks.
Mrs. Don Llnnell. Mrs. Thll
Emert and Mrs. Archie Esteb.
at
Young CoupU Club Ss Films
Th VnnniT rouDles Club of the
mThuSay The Rev. John hone Comunlty church sponsored
i p.m. Kvl. .n ohnnh nlchi dinner
m 1 1 ! ! I j v.. o
c.mi.-iv vninir. Nov. 13. Baked
,e kcv. Koti iirnUhp1 by Uam Brovtded bv the Thlr-
Mrs' Paul Tew a. Vocal solos were teeners. Desert and salad w ere
Mr Robert K etmann. wrs.
K.f ntivor Creswlck.
Pallbearers were Charles Do-
ir.nA I t finroi Xf ro Rill Klnfmflnn.
umrfv Arthur crawiora, H-mu iui aifv, -
TToedson, David Rietmann. Earl and Mrs. Charles O tonnor were
u,-rh. and Wallace waimewi
Honorary pallbearers were mem
bers of the Oddfellows lodge.
Interment was made at the
Valby' cemetery-
Relatives coming from a ais
tance were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Turner and sons of Eucene; Nor
man Swanson. Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lundell and Bill of
Mllwaukle; and Mrs. Norma Lou
Christensen of Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Lundell and fam
lly ot Pendleton; Mrs. Lester
Baker and Mrs. Leon Wayte of
Walla Walla.
PTA Meeting
The November meeting of the
lone PTA was held November 9
at the lone school cafetorlum.
The meeting was called to or
der by the President, Mrs. Nor
man Nelson. Mrs. Louis Carlson,
Stanfield Meat Co.
Hugh Smith. Owner & Mgr.
Stanfield. Ore,
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In charge of making plans for
the evening.
Recreation program was in
charge of the Rev. Rod Mac
Kenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nel
son Jr., showed slides of their
trip Ihrvwgh Furvp lu the gru
T Club Mt
Th .ine Big Toj Club i4
Ur.r tm Waitl Away Top
Club f-f MUwaukie. mrt in tb
,tal rtm 4 the f I'.D. build
ing In The palle Sunday. Nov.
l.T ,
A low calotte put luck dinner
erved at nwn. follower! by
x ll hour.
Tte occasion w the payoff
of a c.nte.t held by the two
Club.
Slide taken of the Mate rec
ognition day program In Port
land in July and of the Morrow-i-m,.!!!!
dittrlct m"etlngs this
year were shown by Mr. Omar
Ku-tmann of lone.
Twenty four member from the
two club enjoye" tne mrrnwn
Elect Officer
T)e Home Economic club of
the Willow Grange held a very
successful baiaar and food sale
at the Rebekah hall on Satur
rtny, November 12. The group
alto held a meeting preceding
the baiaar. OffUr for the
coming year were elected. Mrs.
Harvey King was re elected pres
ident. Mrs. Marlon Palmer, vice
president; Mrs. James Lindsay,
secretary: Mrs. Oscar Lundell,
treasurer.
The next meeting will be on
December 16 at the home of Mrs.
Harvey Ring. The group will re
veal their secret pals at this
meeting and have an exchange
of gifts.
Thanksgiving Church Service
The church council of the lone
Community church met recently
and appointed Mrs. Fred Martin
as superintendent of the Church
School
There will be a Thanksgiving
service at the church at 10:00
on Thanksgiving Day. An offer
ing will be taken for Share-Our-Surplus
Program which Is spon-
kr, i,y the I'hunh Wrld S-f
h i
Two battc committee f r
starting the CJwunan education
bu'.Miff? program wrre ap
iH'tnted. They a f-It-ws:
KeeKh c'mmittee, Mi Nor
man Nelnon. chairman. Carry
Tulll. Mr. Charle lludon. Mi
favld Rtetmann and Ja k Barak;
the th-r committee wa to en
amine the religious education
building In Oregon and contact
the arrhltec-t. Rotierl J-pen I
chairman. Fred Martin Mr. Far!
McCabe. John rroudfoot. and
Mr. Rt bert Rietmann. memtM-r.
On Vedneday. Nov. . the
member c-f the Iine Community
rhurrh are Invited to a leiiow.
ship at 6 30 at the Condon Com
munity Congregational Church.
J. Vincent Crane and Mr. John
Herod will te there. Mr. Herod
I a layman who ha traveled
throughout the world observing
the work of the mission of the
Congregational Churches. He w ill
te here to tell the work that I
being done In the mission field
and to show slide.
Grange Elects Ofitcers
The Willows Grange member
held a pot luck supper at the
Grange hall Saturday evening
at 6:30.
The regular meeting followed
the dinner at 8:00. Officers for
the year 1961 were elected. Mrs.
Cecil Hicks was elected master:
Alton Yarnell. overseer; Mrs. Al
vln McCabe lecturer; Wate Craw
ford, steward; Lee Talmer, assls.
tant steward; Mrs. Wate Craw
ford, chaplain; Mrs. James Lind
say, treasurer; Mrs. Lewis Hal
vorsen, treasurer; Alvln McCabe,
gate keeper; Mrs. Marlon Tal
mer, lady assistant steward; Mrs.
Harvey Ring. Ceres; Mrs. Oscar
Lundell, Pomona; Mrs. Art Dal-
zell. Flora.
The next Grange meeting will
be Sunday. Dec. 18, preceded by
a potluck dinner at 12:00. The
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