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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1961)
lone Teachers Honored At Reception Sunday lONKMr. and Mr, h Hau U-t Mire lnu lo a hotial gih rring on Sunday, S-lmtirr 17, at ifn r hum In honor of tht . It-acht-i til) !). tat( at Iorif lilfli nj yra I.h,1 Among Ihimtf ntlcitilliii; Mere, Mr. and Mr. CU-nn Birhl, Mr. and Mrs. l.ml i:-ih. Mr. ami Mr. UH LuJ.in. Mr. and Mr. tU-ii j:u- mutm, Mr. and Mi. Bill Sjjuhn, Mi.su Alrtha Crjiiifu, Mr. and Mr a. franklin Ely. Mr. and Mrs. Arnle Hetiman, Mr. Lyla Ah and Mrs. Ellen Caudle. Mrs. Myrtle Bouhc-r. second grade toai-fier. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark were unable lo attend. Mrs. Edith Klckerson la a pa tlrnt In l'lom-er Memorial hus jiiUl where khe has been con fined I he past two weeks. . The regular (all schedule of the Lions club commenced on last Monday evening at the meet ins hall. The club will meet on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at the hour of 7:00 p. m. A social night fur ladles will be held this coming ' Saturday, Sept. 23. at 7:30 p. m. at Stef ani's banquet room. Mrs. Dolores Turner and sons have returned to their home In Eugene after a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Drake and other relatives. Mrs. Drake returned home with her for a short vacation. Br LOISAINE BALL Dotes to t.m.mbii Kept II B.bckah. Sept 21 Dacetu and Dsaeoa mMtlna (potsoctags. i;00 p. m.) Sept 21 f.TJL Teacher's Itecep Sept 14 Annual church meet iaq. Fromtioa Sunday. Potluck dinner at church. Sept li Lion dab. Sept SS Start of Library Week. Sept 2& Eaatet a Star. Sept 27 Naomi Circle. I p. m. at the heme of Mrs. CU Lujan. Watch For The OREGON DOLLAR MAN at your grocery store Whtn Iran buy Whit, till an antwar tha Dollar Mtn'i aut.tl.it fV- aarractly, you win ahlny I JjJ llvtr Collar. Thea.andi I balna glvofl away. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pad.erg visited at the home of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker, on their way to Mon mouth, with their daughter Mary Evelyn, on Sunday. Mary Evely entered Monmouth college. Attend Keithly Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Kay Warmuth and daughter, Mrs. Marjorie West and two sons visited ni stives, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brtstow and Don. and with Mr nd Mrs. Sam Esteb during the week end. They were here for the wedding of Sharon Kelthly In Ileppner. Also attending the Keithly wedding in Ileppner on Satur day were Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Bristow, Mrs. Hazel Wiles and Mrs. Ida CrabilL Mr. and Mrs. Wate Crawford and Itollo visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Crawford nd family at Helix on Sunday Mrs. Sam Crawford and Mrs Tad Miller of Lexington were The Dalles visitors on Monday Mrs. Eulenna Corley was hos tess for the bridge club at her home on Friday evening. Those receiving prizes were, Mrs. Robert DeSpain, high; Mrs. Wal ter Jacobs, second high, and Mrs. Robert Jepsen, low. Miss Aletha Grytriess was a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thome of Newberg spent the week-end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thome. They visited at the lone Garden Club flower show. Has Grand Champion Lamb Jodie Snow, daughter of Mrs. Virginia George, received grand champion on her market lartib at the Gilliam County fair Ul wtrk nd. MK Snow rriv I a Uri-e troi'hv aluiii; w.th her rtbUm ami he rHived 55 cent a iHtund for her limb. She also reivUcI a second place award for howmsnhip. Mr. and Mr. Duane Bkrr and daughter. -Diana and Tamara of Sunnyvale, Calif., are ending their vacation Uma! ot the home tf hi narenta. Mr. and Mrs. Mirkham Baker, and will vUit with other relatives In Mil ton Free ater. Mardine Baker lias finished her summer Job l:t Portland and Is vUltlni! at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Markham Baker preceedlng her return to Washington State at Pullman on Wednesday where she will re sume her studies. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Baker and family of Ilcrmlston were Sun day guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Markham Baker, and to visit with his bro ther and family, the Duane Baker. Grange Schedules Clean-up Day There will be a clean up this Saturday. September 23. at 9:00 a. m. at the Willows grange hall Any grange member available is asked to assist, both men and women. A hot dinner will be served at noon. Frank, Mark and Joe lialvor sen and Tom Helmbifner per formed on the trampoline at the Pendleton Round-Up last Wed nesday at the family day per formance and barbecue. The boys were received with the same applause that they have received at the State Fair and other performances recently. Ernie McCabe and Laurie of Bay City are visiting with rel atives In the lone area this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Worten- byke of Vancouver, B. C. have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James LIndscy and other rela tives In this area for the past two weeks. They attended Pen dleton. Round-Up and visited other places of Interest. Travel To Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. David Rletmann, Harold and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Bristow and Don and Ernest McCabe and Laurie at -f i - I J , I I ' a a' NEW SCHOOL administrator at lone U Darrel Balaca. who with his wile and tout small eas. came to Marrew county from Kuna. Idaho, whtie he was high school and Junior blab principal. versary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Swrtuwn at Wall Walla on Sunday. Wayne Ball went to Portland on inursuiay io tane a pre service physclal. While there he visited at the home of his ulster j.nd family, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ley at Bcaverton. Mrs. Gary Tullls and Mrs. Rod MacKenzle were hostesses for the Marasiathas at the parson age on sept. u. Mrs. Martna Barak and Mrs. Katherlne Lind strom presented the program "Commitment to Christian Ser vice." 21 member and guests were present. II j neighbors UrvJ fir tended the 40th wedding anni- FREE! Ln3X APPLESAUCE WITH PURCHASE OF LEAN. TENDER PICNIC-STYXX PORK ROAST u. 39 "If you're hera about a broken window my parent are away on a year'a vaca tion." ... . H. - Garden Club Meets At Rawlins Home IOXE The regular meeting of the lune Garden rlub was held at the Bill Kawlin home lat week with ever) one touring the tx-nutlful dahlia garden. Mr. nd Mrs. Rawlins have appro- imntrly 115 diffrrrnt kliul colors of dahlia, whlt h at this time are In their height of bloom. The garden Is m lambx-aped to enable one to walk fit) to each dahlia fur better viewing. A very enjoyable potluek herb 1 dinner was served at noon. Eighteen different herbs were j umh! to flavor the various pre pared dishes. At the bualnea iteaalon, re ports were given by each chair. man of the committees for the flower show. Schedules for the flower show were given to the members and gueits. Guests were. Miss Chris Murphy, San Diego. Calif, Mrs. Tom lluiton, Hardman, Mrs. Arnle Hedman, Mrs. Louis Carlson, Mrs. Don Peterson, lone. HmNCJI GAXCTTC TIMCS. Thursday. Septetuher II. IM T lone 4-H Riflemen Invite New Members IONE The lone riflemen are f.tnln8 their 4 II rlub fur the coming year and ran lake tome new memhrr to moke a full memherahip of twelve. It there are any )oungkteia orr 11 year or age who would I ke to Join the 4 II iut plea rail Pete Cannon 8Tlfi3 or lm Bail 8 ttiwV If there Is anyone between the ases of 11 through 17 or older ho Would be Interfiled In taking the hunter safety cour without Joining a club, Mr. Can non and Mr. Ball will make themselves available to Inatruct them a! ka The above numbers may be called for thla Informs. Hon. It la noted here that January 1. 1!H3 the law goes Into effect that, "no penwn. 17 years of age or younger, shall hunt ex- cvpt on his own premlM-s or that of a parent or legal guardian with tirearmi without first ob taining from the Oregon state gme rommlsalun, and having en hi i-eiwn a vrt;fu-.te uf competency In the tafe handling of firearm HP aUXClROtl VEArON lOTN W BANOIIIOVS MVINT A rosin fists- f REMEMBER ai RED HAT DAYS .V. k ... , -r-in,,,,,,, n SEE fJOf?JlV rftO$ THE PICTURE WINDOW TRAILER! 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