Will ows Grange, lone, Considering Rural Fire District
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Dole ta reraambart
March 14 Thi Links Club.
March JS 4 H Rlflamaiu dub.
March 28 P. T. Meeting at
church. 2:00 to 4:00 pan.
March 26 Topic Club dlnoar at
caiatorlum.
March 27 Lioni Club.
March 2 E a tern Star.
March 29 Naomi ClrcW t Mr.
CbarUa Hudaoa'a homo.
At thflr rrcular March merl
in.; for Willow grange. tha pro
gram was presented by Evelyn
JlMn on. Change the wouM
maka In a Tfin ir. Mr. AMn
M(Cab. lecturer, and a!o chair,
man of the Community Jwrvlc
IYi')i1, announced that on April
15 at th rt-uiar grant irwtlnir
Nel Andertn, county agent w 111
he on hand to dix-ut a rural
fir district and other Important
factor concerning thi very lm
instant matter. This U a matter
of concern to everyone, nut only
jut for grange member and
evenlne Interested U urged to
attend. The problem of Improv
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Humphreys Rexall Drugs
Phon 6-9610
Sr.g the rural f:re U i4
eMreme trntturianca and the pur
chasing of a surplus fir truck
will te dlM-utMsJ and the possi
bility of a better item. krr
Ing invuranre.
J.rald Kea spent a few day
In the hoffiul at Pendleton lt
e-k due to aurgery on hi fnot.
Palm Sunday Mat will be
held at St. WUiiama Church In
lone at 11 (XI am. Mam haa leen
held at 9:13 a. m. and the time
change l called to member at
tention.
Mike Rowrll. grandwn of Mr
and Mr. Cleo Drake, spent aev
era! da of hi tpring vacation
with hi grandparent.
Mr. Fannie Griffith I hav
Ing the ouulde of her house re
painted
Mr. Gordon White and Lona
visited over the week-end with
Jrk Crum and Fumi !a
were in the iee Ut wws to
vtwt at the l-ewu and Hark
College.
Mr, and Mr. Kcrninh Turner
and nn pen! Suniiay at the
home of her parent. Mr. and
Mi. Gar Jwanon. Jimmy Swan
on returned home with them
from iendlng hi prir.g va
cation v lulling at the hme of
hi Utrr. Mr. Turner
Mr. and Mr. Charle Hudson
and family spent their spring
vacation with her parent. Mr.
and Mr. C B. Senvney In Port
land. Mr. Hudson went to Eu
gene to attend the A 1 tourn
ament held there.
Mr. and Mr. WJe Young of
Portland, the former Phylli
Crutcher. vliited at the home of
her grandmother, Anna Und-
itrom It week.
Mr. Walter Cor ley and Sherry
Mr. and Mr. Nathan Newell In and John and Elaine GaarsUnd
Pendleton. Lona also vUlted In I accompanied Mr. Bill Seehafer
Athena. lot Roardman to Enterprise last
Mr. and Mr. Roy Undstrom, week to visit at the home of Mr
worthy matron and patron of and Mr. Ron Tye. Melvin Gaar
Locust Chapter 119 of Eastern land remained at the ranch with
that thla ia a very worthwhile
3jr.a?!rn m a Id'ee j-r ivut
of the bkxHl will may In our own
county for u heie. There it
alway a great need f.r durtor.
Mr. and Mr. Cecil lli.ks
jent Sunday at Yardman Unit
ing at the home of her parent.
Mr. and Mr. Clyde lEutumunt.
They brought their children Shir
ley and LcHoy home.
Mr. Donald Ball and Mr, lull
Mchol were luwiewe on Satur
day evening at the home of Mr.
Ball for five table of pinochle,
Highs were wm by Mr. Ijpq
Crabtree and IwU Ball, Ida
Coleman and Don PrUlow dmr
prle, Mr. Jim Morgan pin
ochle and Mr. Joe Gaarland re
celvel low1
Jerry IIaguwood vUlted with
hi grandmother. Mr. Sam E
teb on Friday. Jerry w-aa home
from EOC. for hi uprlng va
cation.
Frank Jepsen U pndlng hi
prlng vacation visiting at the
home of hi sister and family
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holt. Frank
Is working at the Taul Tew
Mr, and Mr J hn Eubank ha Sunday dinner guesta at Mr.
Star and Mr. Jame Barnett were hi grandfather In 8oardman for .ranch while here.
In Echo on Monday night for hi spring vacation.
Mr. and Mr. Joe Hausler and
family spent their spring va
cation visiting in Salem and
Newport w-lth Mr. and Mr. Ro
bert Laudahl and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rosa.
Mr. Gortlon White and Lona
Mr. and Mr. Henry Hellbush
of Sunnyslde, Washington were
week-end guest at the home of
Mr. and Mr. Clarence Holu.
Mrs. Garry Tulll and Mr.
Howard Bryant of Heppner spent
one day In Portland last week
The Junior auxiliary met at
Fran McLeod'a home on Satur
day, During the business meet
Ing the members decided to
make May baskets to present
to the hospital nursing home
patients at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital, for their next meet
Ing. After the meeting the group
took a hike and enjoyed a sack
lunch. On return the girls using
textile paints worked on dish
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Heppner Hotel
Heppner, Oregon
L..S:-..-a,-;
Friendship Night for the Oregon
Trail Chapter of Eastern btar,
Mrs. Barnett 1 associate matron
for Locust Chapter,
The Locust Chapter 119 of East
em star is nouung a aismn
meeting at their hall on March
23 with Ruth Chapter of Eastern spent Wednesday thru Friday vl
Star of Heppner as co-hosts. Thejltlng at the horn of Mrs. O. 8.
meeting will be preceded by a Shifter In vernonja
no-host dinner at the hall at Topic clun was held on Mon
:30 p. m. day at the home of Mrs. Verner
Mrs. Keith Rea was a patient Troedson with Mrs. tecu inorne
in the Pioneer Memorial hospital and Mrs. Walter Jacobs as co
for a few days last week. hostesses. A program on Fashions
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundell was presented by Mrs. Thorne.
Milwaukle spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mellna
end visiting with their parents, and Mrs. Victor RIetmann were
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lundell and Saturday evening dinner guest I towels,
Mrs. Bill Swanson and others at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brlstow,
Verner Troedson. Katrlna. Kevin and Shawn of
Mary Swanson returned homeportiand was week end visitors
on Friday nigni aner visiungiBt tne homes or their parents,
her daughter and family Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brlstow of
McMillan of Salem while Mr. ione and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
McMillan was In Chicago on busl- Hislcr of Heppner,
ness. 1 David Barnett of Walla Walla
Mrs. Gar Swanson and John was a week end visitor at the
and Michael Morrison were In home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
the vally a few days last ween Ray Barnett.
while John visited at Portland Miss june RIetmann of Whit-
University, Lewis and Clark and man Collece soent the week-end
Willamette University, iney aiso
visited in Salem with relatives.
Marv Swanson returned home
with them on Friday night
A blood drawing will be held
in Hcrpner at the Catholic Tar
lsh hall on March 27 from 1:00
to 5:00 p. m. Anyone who can
give, please contact Mrs. Gar
Swanson, Mrs. Delbcrt Emert or
Mrs. Ted Palmatecr for our com
munitv. Mrs. Swanson stresses
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and Mrs.
with her parents, Mr.
David RIetmann.
Sandra Eubanks, daughter
of
U-en rhinen rodeo prn-r to
rrpteaent Willow Grange, Miry
and let u re will apjarar In nev
werk paper
atr I.a rtne Partliiw, uaii
John and Sirve of fUirdman
were dinner guest of Mr, and
Mr. Leo Cratrre and family on
Sunday, Su4n U leaving for
Kana City where he U study
Ing to U an airline hMte.
Mr. John Vorhee and dauch
ter of !irt;ind i'nt their
spring vacation with hr parent.
Mr. and Mr. te Crawford, and
vUitlng other relative here.
Mr. and Mrs, Dick Sherer were
hoM for a potluck dinner at
their hom on Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea and Le
tt. -v. Mr. and Mr. Alvin MoCabe,
and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mi Kin
ney were guests. The couple en
joyed an evening of card.
Sara McNamer and Alice Wil
cox of Portland pent Saturday
and Sunday and Monday visit
ing at the home of Lana Padberg.
Padtx-rg" were An Ilia Sw anson
and Mr. and Mi. Omar V.'.cl
mar.n, SLara McNamer and Alice
Wilcox. The ladle also vUlted
in IVndleton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. Elbe Aker and
Danny jent a few days In Port
land lat week while Danny had
dental work attended to.
Mr and Mr. Mike Matthew
and daughter spent several
(Contlnuad ea pa?a I)
at
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