Pfeans ffir Feslfivdl, Szr Start in lone
T LCMAiSt 8 ALL
Unit No. 95 of the
American Legion Auxiliary he!4
its Octobrr business meeting at
the Let Ion hll Tuesday after-
noon, October 3. with Beverly Do
hrrty as hostess. The miln buil
neaa discussed was that of the
eomlnf community bazaar to be
held Nov. 18. Alt members will
be contacted aoon about their
donations and will alto be re
minded that It la time for duel
no be paid. Mary llulu waa at
pointed as Clrla' State chairman.
Helen alrCabe and Eileen Pad
berg as Poppy chairmen, Lot.
ralne llama aa publicity chair
man and Cheryl Corley as Junior
leader. Other committee chair
men will be appointed In the
near future. The October social
meeting will be held at the hall
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news reporter and Cher) I llama
Um. IH tocarrf.
on uctoner 1. me junior au
Ulary will take a trip to the
show. It waa also aecuiea war
thfV would hold a food sale
on October 2. Entertainment by
each member at the meetings
and an activity each month waa
also voted on. Some of the pro
I Wis for the coming year will
at 8 p. m.. Tuesday evening. I Includo. gathering nylons for
October 17. with Gladys Drake Camp White veterans to make
. " B . k
and ratricla Tucker as hostesses. I rug; old thrutmas rarus ana
All members are urged to attend. I old Jewelry, selling poppys In
I May, making May banket ana
Recent guests from Valley I remembering the Walla Walla
Falls, Kansas, at the home of Veterans hospital at Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. George Snider wertltime.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Olden who Cheryl Corley Is the Junior
visited for two weeks In Sep. I Auxiliary leader for Unit No, 3.
tember. The Olden's also visited . . . t , ,,
with other relatives in this area - Ml
and a MoCabe, Snider and Olden I At the regular business meet
family get to gether was held t InflT of the Bunchgrasa Rebekah
the Snider ranch In their honor. Lodge on Thursday night. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Olden and the Sid-1 Donald Ball was Installed as vice
ders visited In Bay City and Can-1 grand to finish out the term of
non Beach with other relatives, office recently vacated by the
resignation of Mrs. Edison Mor-
Junior Auxiliary Elects I gan. After the meeting and In-
The American Legion Auxll- formal discussion was held to
lary, Unit No. 05, Junior Auxll. finish plans for the coming
lary met at the Legion hall at luncheon sponsored by the Three
2 p. m. on Saturday, October 7. Links Club.
Office rs for the coming year were
elected. Elaine Caarsland was The Executive Board of the
elected president. Jill Pad berg lone PTA met at the lone cafe
vice president, Karen Hams, sec- torlum on Thursday night with
retary-treasurer. Judy Eubanks, president oary tuiiis presiding.
The group, after much discussion,
I agreed upon a budget to present
to the PTA members for consld
eration for the coming year.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Baker was the scene of a fam
ily reunion on Sunday follow
Ing church services at the Valby
church. Around 40 guests from
Spokane. Walla Walla, Portland,
and others as well as local
guests attended the pot luck din
ner. Mrs. Cleo Drake returned home
on Wednesday after visiting for
two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Delores Turner and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Drake and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lun
dell and Mrs. Beulah Lundell In
the valley and at Tillamook.
Mr. and Mrsl John Pringle of
Portland visited over the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Ortober 2. with cilir cartoons
nn. refreshments to be served
following the neighborhood trtch
or treaiers.
II EC will meet at the Grange
hall on October 20 with a t
lurk dinner at noon.
Ernie Drake and several frl
low teachers from Tillamook
Charles Peterson. John Stewart
Tommy Thlmpson, and Al Gorrt
ten were In lone the first part
of deer season to enjoy some
hunting. They stayed with
Ernie's father. Cleo Drake,
farewell Honors Mrs, Dabyna
Mrs. G. Hermann was hostess
to a social coffee hour In honor
of Mrs. Harold Dobyns who Is
moving to Pendleton. Around 20
friend and neighbors were
present and Mrs. Dobyns was
presented with a money tree as
a departing gift
The table was In keeping with
fall flowers and color theme
HmNC GAIETTC TlMtl. Thursday. Octobsi It IMl
7
Funeral Rites
or E. Heliker
Held Tuesday
Holly Rebekah Plans
Initiation Meet Soon
y DCLTHA JONES
LEXINGTON Holly Rebekah
lodge met on Thursday fur their
regular meeting. It was announ
ced that Initiation would be held
toon for our new member. Mrs.
Darlene Padberg. An Invitation
to a Past Noble Grand's luncheon
st lone was read, and the lunch
eon meeting to be held at the
Earl EkkelMin home In liermla-
ton Wednesday was discussed.
The first nomination for VJC2
of fleets was held. Refreshments
were served later by the refresh
ment committee.
Donna Cutsforth, small dauch-
ter of Mr. and Mis. O. W. Cuts
forth, fell on Saturday evening
at the Cutsforth cabin and was
taken to Heppner to a physician
where medical aid was given to
her face.
Mrs. Joe Daniels of Salem
Is visiting her sisters. Mrs. Wm.
C. Van Winkle and Nellie Palmer.
Mrs. Joe Yocum entertained
with a birthday party honoring
her daughter Millie on her 5th
birthday Wednesday afternoon
at her home. The afternoon was
in Milton-Frerwater Tuesday.
The Rev. Dr. John amn of
New York, was a speaker at the
Ivlngtoa Cliiutlan church on
Monday night. Dr. Zaiwn has
been a house guest of Mr. am
Mr. Carl M-utjuardt.
Lle Allen who Is employed In
Oakland. Calif, visited his
mother. Mrs. Cora Alien and
brother Louis, over the week
end.
Mrs. Clarence Hays of Cor-
vsllis spent several days Ust
week at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warner. Mr.
Warner has been confined to
her home for the last few weeks.
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See Us For Licenses
And All Hunting Needs
GILLIAM and BISBEE
HDW.
PH. 8-9433
HEPPNER
invr r.n... rh.ri... iiMiu'sppnt in playing games. Refresh-
was born March 5. 1882 in Mont-imen,s of b,rthday ak a?d11,ce
,v, iiru ,, r,i oream were served to the follow-
and Harriett (Hilton) Heliker. He " children: Debbie and Carol
passed away at his home In lone "5! " A . . J"
on Kridav. October 6. 19C1. ?.m,"V CrllL'
Services were held at the lone 'mmle a"a Sn"rle Marquardt,
Community church on Tuesday. f,rna'wrUC'' Pf.nny,' 001,8 an
October 10. at 2:00 p. m., con- '"P BM"fuard .Larry and
ducted by Rev. Rod MacKenzie. D'b1blc Padbcr' Cttthy. "nd CeT'
c.nivnr. in,-!ii,i th uM "Idlne and Gerry Messenger.
vi,i . rv,niH or inn- nA Lola Oscar Smith, of Lex-
a daughter. Mrs. Jerry (Harriett) i,n-?to": T,ommle,: Tlmml.
Rnlmnn f Tltmro". Iwn crr.nH. Cossltt. Of Heppner. and the
children and one brother. Lowell I01'0?'1"? mth.e' Mrs' JWal,er
E. Grant of Flint, Michigan. P aru,5?uarf' Mrs'
Heliker came to Oregon In t-naney
100 uhnro hf liverf In lh "UW'K. Vjerry messenger,
Heppner. Monument. Long Creek Inrs: rioyg anuin, na Airs.
and Lexington areas until he ''""" ' nosiess,
moved to lone In 1914. On Oc- oc"m-
tnhr 1R h married Virta ZinW Mr- anl I-Ir8- A. F. Mtjeske
He farmed for many active years le" vla Unlted Airlines from
until in 1943 when he went Into Pendleton on Wednesday night
semi-retirement and his son Ior Wisconsin, wnere mey wiu
nnnairt took over th mnrh md attend the 50th wedding annl
Mr. and Mrs. Heliker moved into ycrsary celebration of Mrs. Ma
n,arinH Th t, rm,nt uth lone. He continued to be active jesKea awier, ana on 10 Micni
... .-j.. r-,r ', ..on the ranch even thouph he Uan Where they Will Visit
wr. aiiu mi n en, ciiju, - , hrothor r.t Mr. M.liwk Th.
naa more lime tor pleasure.
He was a member of the Lex- Wl're taken to Pendleton by their
ington Co op, the Elks B.P.O.E. son-
No. 358, Pomona, Oregon Wheat Mr- and Mrs- Joe Yocum and
Growers League, Morrow County children were Wasco visitors
Grain Growers and Morrow Sunday.
Countv Farm Bureau. Mr- ana Mr- c- c- Jones were
Von Houto Attends
OEA Meet Saturday
County School Aitmlnlstrator
Robert Van lloute attended the
monthly meeting of the board
of trustees of Oregon Education
association In Portland Saturday
morning. Van Houte la president
elect of the state organization.
IFYE Girl Guest In
Wor Escapee's Home
An eelally warm weleoiue
In Medford was CXlrnded MifS
Mad von noe4'en, on f this
summer's IFYE rthain;e stu
,lent, when she arrived In the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. fl
Nelon. Marie's family In Lus-
eminturg had In-friended Mr. Nel
son when he was shot down on
bombing minion oer Ger-
many during World War II. Her
amily hrled him rM-ape through
enemy territory bark to his own
outf.t after getting won! of his
plight to the undetground work-
ers.
When Mr. Nelwm learned that
Marie w as to spend severs! weeks
In the United States this summer,
he arranged for her to visit his
home In Medford.
She made many friends In this
rea when she wss a guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Martin In lone in August. She
isited In Corvallis before going
o Medford and will leave there
October 10 for Washington. D. C
here she will report on her
summer activities and later sail
from New York City for home.
some deer hunting with some
success.
Brenda Kay Townsend of Pen
dleton spent the week-end with
her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
shall Townsend.
Lawrence Jones and Ricky vis-
lted at the home of his parents
during the week end.
Mrs. Art Warren was hostess
for the Valby Sunday school
teachers last week. A Halloween
party was planned for Friday,
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