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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1962)
B Wildlife Slides Entertain Club In Meeting at Heliker Home 78th Year, Number 49 By LORRAINE BALL lUAb Mi-mbT of the lone i.artien nub and their eueM BltUltTl'il at lh- hnmi nf Mr Villa JU-llker on Friday. February 2, to the outstanding wtlJ flower, wild animal and wenlc coior MUies or K. L, Bently. mon ument Mlcsmtn from l'lfnevtlV Mr. Bently showed a few of the .j.uju wuu flowers that grow In the west between Mexico and Canada. He had shot of many white species which are unusual to una. He had pictures of both ine run plant and close up of an individual bloom. The wild animal pictures were excellent an were his scenic views. Ilia Kpecialtlcs were shots of various kinds of storms, rainbows and sunsets. Mr. Bently has as his main hobby the gathering of precious Kerns, rnotography 8 nla second Interest. A lew magnificent gems were on display. He has photographed many to bring out their Intense beauty on the screen. It Is possible that he will be able to show his slides to the public later In the year. Club Has Coffe Hour A coffee hour was held Wed nesday at the home of Mrs. Dale Kay. The Maranalha club Is sponsoring these social hours In connection with their fund-raising projects. Guest present at the home of Mrs. Ray Included Mrs. Oscar Lundell, Mrs. Anna Lindstrom, 1ru M'ji-Iam Pa ImoP KIn I OA Palmer, Mrs. Kenneth Smouse a.id Carl. Mrs. Ella Burgoyne, Mrs. Alfred ,Neln. Jr.. .Mr. Al fred Nelson Sr . Mn C Herman. Mrs. Milton Morgan. Mr. Wale Crawford. Mrs. Dald Hietmann, Mr. Ann Smouse of Heppner and Mrs. Francis riper. Claude Bresiierers of Lyle, Wn , and Mrs. June NeIon and Hithy of Goldendale. Wn.. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kay on Sunday. Plan Special Program At the Rebekah lodge meeting on Thursday night the members voted to have a public nuvting DatM to Remember! fab. Topic Club at Jus O'Connors. Feb. 12 Lion club. Feb. 1 J Eastern Star. Fab. 13 Cardan dub. Fab. 14 Maranatbaa, Fab. 14 FT A. ETaryont iatltod. Feb. IV Rebekah. Fab. 16 Homo Ec. friar' Bobbv. Cuest included tneir lounn crade classmates, Barbara Boyce, Marsha Ball. Kristin Nelson, HEPPNEtV G AZETTE-Tl H ES Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 8, 1962 Sec. 1 1 - 4 Pages Chats With Your Home Agent Letter from Marie Von Roesgen Praises IFYE Program, Recalls Experiences Here under their community service Kristlne I'eterson. Misan JP"'". tt project, to enlighten the com- Margaret Smulu. JV.J b.' 1k1 niunity about the new direct Linda Pettyjohn, and Nancy Ba- was dialing system which will soon ker, h In our mmmunitv. remlleton is scheduled to go direct dialing on March 1 and the lone, Lex Ington, Heppner areas on May X A team will come from the Pendleton office to bring film and Information vital to the pub lie on this lmixrtant matter. By ESTHER KIRMIS summer. seemed like 1 turned the, All this nostalgia came about backw ards lust week. 1! w hen 1 received a copy or a Marie August and I was sitting In ihe dining nooK oi tne rrcuncK Martin home. lone, visiting with Marie Von Roesgen. IriL from Luxembourg, who spent three weeks in Morrow county last Eastern Star will meet on Feb ruar 13, with a Valentine's party planned lor tne evening lesuv it ies. Kldon Madden ha teturned to lone from Walla. Walla wherei..,a . tmiSekeeDlne" was thp he has been Quite ill. He Is Still I .....i,, Hi.uMivltn. Fifteen truest runner woru win appear wnen connncu iu iiu numc unc lucre nresent tor tne aemoristra- the Kebekahs will hold this pub- further convalescence. lion and by Mrs. Holand lie mating. It Is hoped that Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morgan iook iierKStrom and Mrs. James Petty everyone imcresiea win come. ineir oaoy son, .lamt-a aiuiu, gn.itr.,i.n.HM.. to Portland to the Dornbecker . . , ... ... ...!, ,!., 1 1,, n A birthday party was held at nospiiai iur.u.i...-i .....-... e Louis Carlson ranch home Mr- and Mr- M'lton Morgan Sunday afternoon In honor iook tnem aown of Debbie Warren and Sandra Mrs. timer iioiiz ih.mcu a c u Carlson. I party ai ner nome w.-i. Tk Dr1a m..t at tha hnmo lit MS, Iancy LKSirom revrit-n tr n.w Rnv. ni were taken high and Mrs. June Crowell sec to the Carlson ranch where they fiid high. en loved a hambureer feed and Dinner Honors Newlrwad jurs. ueorge Miner was nosu-s hi' on games before motoring to nepp ner to see Walt Disncys Grey n Always on coll to aid you when illness strikes Day or night, we stand ready to serve you by filling all prescriptions promptly and precisely n HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG STORE MR. & MRS. ROD MURRAY 217 N. Main Ph. 6-9610 We arm at your service around the clockt for a Sunday dinner party at her home in honor or her son ana new daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Klncald Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Los Roundy of Kennewlck, Wn.. Lyle Klncald of Portland, Air. and Mrs. Ralph Kincaid and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kin. caid. Lewis Padberg and Paul Miller of lone. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Klncald wore recently married In Idaho and are making tneir nome in Heppner where Mrs. Kincaid, the former Diana Wright, is teach ing school. Bob Helena. Grandson of Mrs. Anna Lindstrom, of beattie, wn., visited at the home of his grand mother and with other relatives during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munkers and family of Heppner were din ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball on Friday night. Garden Club win meet ai tne home of Mrs. Kathryn Yarnell on Tuesday, teDruary a. Mrs. Eleanor Herman will talk on rose culture. Mrs. Joel Engleman brougnt her son Frankie home from the Heppner hospital on Saturday tifternoon. where he had been confined several days due to ill ness. Discuss Housekeeping Tips Extension meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Keith Rea on Thursday of last week. "Short- Penney's PENNEY'S For Valentine 6iffcs LAST 2 DAYS 13ElfflW(Q)li COME I SCOOP A CLOSETFUL AT BEGINNING-OF-SEASON SAVINGS On of our greatest collection! vr . . . pocked with foiMon nw . . . delightful trims, handy pocketi, collar Interest, skirt from slim to sweep. Ma- cotton blends. Sizes for oil. 2,?5 VALENTINE GIFTS IRONING BOARD PAD AND COVER 1 00 Silicone treated ironing cover with cotton waffle pad. - VALENTINE GIFTS - 56 PIECE MEL MAC DINNERWARE 19 99 Break resistant safe. 3 patterns. dishwasher WOMEN'S SEAMLESS HOSE 69' First Quality fashion sheers. Leg flattering. VALENTINE GIFTS GIRL'S KNIT POLO SHIRTS 77' Fancy stripe. Bright colors. Shop now and save Size 4 to 14. VALENTINE GIFTS WOMEN'S COTTON BLOUSES 1 66 Sanforized cotton. Latest styles. Sizes 32 to 38. John Lyco Tycksen of the telephone company, who nas neon Maying nt the home oi Air. and Mrs. Elmer lloltz, Is confined to the Heonner hospital due to Illness and infection. He has been under doctors care recently and was ad mitted to the hospital on Thurs day. Martin Jansen and son Cary of Vancouver, Wn., were here one day last weeK to see nis father, Gus Jansen. The Catholic parish has pur chased two new movie projectors and screens and slides to be used in their catechism classes both In lone and Heppner. Mrs. Garland Swanson reports that the slides are breathtaking and that the youngsters are enjoy ing them. Mrs. Stella O Meara is a pat ient in the HeDDner hospital again where she was admitted on Sunday ior runner surgery wagner came rn MnnrlilV I IP for her Sunday and admitted her 'ready have their Job. They are "diary-like" account of Impressions of the Uuiletl State. This was her reKrt back to her home people. I'd like to share some of it with you. It'a most refreshing. Her Arrival 21st of April. 1961. IFEYS, Ger many, Switzerland and Luxem bourg leave Europe In Rotter dam for a six-months-exchange in the United States ol America. Arriving In Washington D. C my friends and I are given a warm welcome In the 4-H Cen ter. After eight days, entirely fill ed out with preparations and In structlons concerning our future ti. program, I am sent to a farm In the state of Kansas. First Horn In Kansas On my arrival In my first home, I am expected by my first host-mother. She receives me as a daughter, telling me that she is glad to have me in her home, and hoping I should feel homely and comfortable. Already the first day I assist to a nice family-celebration. It's mother' day. I only learn It when my host father comes home with a lot of parcels and flowers he has himself chosen for his wife. Every day I learn something new In assisting my host-mother in house-keeping and cooking. My host-brothers and sisters are well-educated 4-H kids. Though they are very young, they al host parentu and ulster! are all very kind and open-hearted. On the occasion of my 25th birth day, they arranged a pretty fam ily Party. 1 have never Keen auch a big birthday cake In-fore, and though 1 am so tar away from home I am very happv and feci like the daughter of the house. With The Martina' In Ion At the University of CorvallU we are given a nice welcome and I meet there with my first Ore gon family. Before returninu home, we six-nd several days at the rsciric. Already on the way to my new home. I can remark an enonnoua difference between Kjna and Oregon. In the first state tht-rt are only endlt corn field, here In Oregon 1 lh firM vegetable garden and or chards, liut a hirel time 1 over, fanners make holiday and n-.y host family takes me wl ft hiking In the mountain. I ran t slop admiring the beautiful pine we dlMtiver there. I learn a lot about Ameiican Geography. One day, on our way home, w ee real Indian. They are oulet ly picking berries. 1 only knew Indiana from stories where they are painted a wild and adven turous creature, and I am really lurprined. 'w n disap pointed to find them peacefully picking berries. Leav Taking I leave with great regret, out not without hoiK! of turning aualn to America. First I want to thank the 4 II organization which made my trip to America possible, then all the frlemts and families 1 met with and who contributed so largely In making my May term In the Unltevt Slates such an enjoyable and forever unforgettable one. I find Ihe IFYK exchange program H an Institution In creating friend ship between countries and con- inents. It really deferves imi tation In the whole world, for friendship I the only cement that will ever hold the world together. to the hospital, Mr. and Mrs. hrea Lorenzen nnd family of Aberdeen. Wn., were guests over the week-end at the home of Mrs. Lorenzen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse War-field. charged to take care of the calves, and they are very proud of the ribbons they already got at several fairs for their well cared cattle. I have Indeed no time to get homesick or to feel lonely. My For Valentine's Day r POTTED TULIPS $2 and $4 PLANTERS $1.50 With Thro,. PUma M. M V I j . f I J j VWr ALSO u fay a ; 1 POTTED AZALEAS- AS :A MUMS - VIOLETS ' RON'S FLOWERS PH. 6-5532 22nd i-A emi-Annua I i Li 2 "EST SHOES The Price Of urn vMU Choose From Such Famous Names As VELVET STEP, AIR STEPS if No Mail or Phone Order Pleas No Layorwar. No Returns 45 R.P.M. RECORDS 6 F0R $1 Women's Dress Pumps, Straps, Ties, Sports and Flats Broken Sizes In Mens' And Children's Dress Oxfords and Work Shoes GONTY'
