Guest Minister of Tillamook
To Speak at Community Church
By LORRAINE BALL
lONE i:v. V. F. Deditlus of
St. Julius United Church of C hrist
in 'I illamook will le i'u.t Mx'uk-
it at a (Mitiui-k tliii hit planned
nr MuiKjay nicnt at 6:UU p. m.
at the lone Community church
tV. I)t,lif itltl !! IIMU lu ttt.
M.tnt-d director of camim for the
nrt.-un mniiTcnce ana ne win
Ik hero with lilns of Camp
Adams to show the congre
gation. Youth from the fifth grade
through the twelfth grade in the
aue uroup enrolled at Camp
AU.ims. Anyone Is invited to at
tend this dinner, but parents
and children in thin group are
eMHlalIy invited to hear Rev.
lkxlitius and to Me his pictures.
He will explain the purpose of
the camps and answer any questions.
Mr. and 7U. R.y Stwiuer of
Salem brought their r.iece shar-
un irautrei nome for the week
end from 1'orU.ind. They were
lun riii'sl unti M-n II ill!.
Craltree and Mr. and Mr. Leo
Craotree.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Munkers
of Lexington njn-nt Saturday
evening with Mr. Ilattie Crab
tree and Mr. and Mrs. Slender.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ilalvorsen
hosted a dinner parly at their
home with the following guests
present: Mrs. llatile Crabrtee.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Slender, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Munkers, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin MeCabe and
sons, Mr. and Mr. Lw Iran
tree. Larry Pmck. Linda, Mark,
Joe and Frank Ilalvorsen.
Mrs. Richard Rea was a week
end guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Ilea. Mr. Kea is
Dates to F nb':
February IS Maianathas
r.i ... 1 PTA
I rui uwa y
February 16 Horn Ec Grange
hall at lo:uu a. m
r.hi.mn lft Cranuo
Frbruanr 19 Potluck dinner at
church
February 20 Rainbow
February 20 Legion Auxiliary
February 21 Arnica club
February 21 Maaoni
February 23 3 Links
February 2i Elks annual
Mrs. L. A. (Ruth) McCain. Mor
row county 4-11 leader, will be
on hand at the Willows Grange
hall on Friday. February 16, to
demonstrate the making of
"smocked" pillows.
Kveryone is welcome to come
Starting time Is 10:(X) a. m.. con
tinning until 3:00 p. m. with
sack lunch at noon. Coffee will
Im furnished.
Material needed for this first
lesson includes two yards of ma
terlal, matching thread, a yard
stick, several pencils or tailor
chalk.
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than your drug store
about VITAMINS
fly -m
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Liquid for Children
with confidence
Vour pharmacist knows thai
McKesson Bexel Multiple Vitamin
Liquid provide! your child with 10
vitamin; including "C". Instead of
balking at taking vitamins, youi
children beg for delicious, orangi
flavored Bexel. Len than 3t a day
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JIM MYERS. R. Ph.
PH. HEPPNER 6-9962
i-miiloved here for the present
with Lewis ilalvorsen Mrs. Keith
i:en is carine for the two duuch
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ilea.
Elmer Peterson returned la;
week from a visitation with his
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Peterson of Dayville.
Itnlo Mattesnn of Milton Free
water visited on Sunday at the
Hen-' or Mr. ana jwrs. uewis nun
and Wayne.
Mr ami Mrs Rnv Stetulor of
Col.m rotnrriiNl In their home on
c,in,l-,v nftfr v siting tho week
end with relatives. Sharon Crab
tree and Mrs. Richard Kea ac
companied them as far as Port
land. ...
Mrs Oscar Lundell and Mrs
Anna I I ml ;t mm hosted a Mar-
anatha "Friendly Service" coffee
hour at the nome oi ws. iun-
dell on Thursday afternoon
Fourteen guests were present.
Ball Gets Promotion
Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Ball has received a pro
motion this month in tne Air
Force. He has been promoted to
a 9 Kail is stationed at
Burns AFB where they are assoc
iated with radar control and de
tection. inHii KTni-can of Phanens
Beauty College, Pendleton, spent
he week-enu wnn ner parents,
si, nnH Mrs I.lovd Morgan. Mr.
Morgan tiok her to Pendleton on
Monday. ...
Mr. and Mrs. iwnaia can anu
umilv attended a birthday party
.wi iiinnor nn Sundav at the
home of her brother and family
in Lexington in nonor oi men
nephews, Oldie and Freddie
Sherman. .
Mr. and Mrs. John box oi Spo
kane spent several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thome mis
past week.
A2 Ellis Ball spent a w
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Ball, this past week,
ii,. ritiirnpd to base on Sunday.
Attend Grange Degree Work
Willows Urange memueis anu
n.ii,i5inc nttenriln? the Board-
man l.ronrro 3rri and 4th degree
work at Boardman on Sunday in-
uded Mr. and Mrs. uscar Lun-
dell, Mr. and Mrs. Wate C raw-
ford. Mr. and Mrs. uen Aiders,
Mrs. Eulenna Corley, Mrs. Vida
Heliker, Mrs. TUda bwanson anu
Mrs. Evelyn Hicks.. Also going
nanHiHntps. Bill Akers.
Roger and Ralph Kincaid, Shir
ley HICKS and cneryi ioric-y.
Arnica CluD win De ai me
hnmp of Mrs. Lee Palmer on
Wednesday, February 21 with
Mrs. Marion Palmer as cohos
tow
Dinner guests on Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. ana
Mrs. Marion Palmer were Mr.
and Mrs. David Kietmann. Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Thorne and Mrs.
Fred Herman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pettyjohn
hosted a potluck supper at their
home on Saturday evening. In
vited guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Carlson, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Warren, Mr. and Mr. Ted
Palmateer, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Pettyjohn of Heppner, Mr. and
Mrs. Delmar Crawford of Her
miston and Pete Cannon.
Hnmnn In Veterans HosDltal
Mrs. Fred Herman motored to
Walla Walla on Sunday to visit
Tr Herman who is a Datient in
the Veterans hospital there. Mr.
Horman has been confined to
ihn hiwnital about two WW'kS.
Mr and Mrs. Marion maimer
were hosts to a dinner party on
Qun,i.'iv with puests. Air. and
ir I'.-iiii ivttviohn and Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Palmer and daughters
attending.
Mr Kreci Herman was an
overnight guest last week at the
home of Mr. ana Mrs. naroiu
Dobvns in Pendleton.
Mr nnH Mrs Harold S herer
and Judy were week-end guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Pierce at Redmond. They
attended the Maupin-Ione game.
Fred tiy returned to nis nome
n lone ori Saturday after spend
ng some time in a nursing home
n Portland.
To Give Trampoline Act
Mark, Joe and jranK naivor-
sen and Tom Heimoigner win
orform during the half time oi
he Stanfield-lone game here on
ridav night on the trampoline.
B sure to come see the boys
hey have performed in Bend
and In saiem anu nicy win
maze vou with the ability they
have perfected.
VnsttT Hams. Karen and
Cheryl accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Wate Ilothweii and Mrs. wimia
Marlatt to Maupin on Saturday
n see the lone-Maupin game.
hoy spent the week-end witn
ii, nn, I Mrs. O. D. Bothwell.
Then on Sunday they motored to
Madias to visit other relatives.
Anviliarv moetinET was held
last Tuesday at the grange hall
with Mrs. Elmer Holtz as hos
tess. A regular business meeting
as held. The next meeting will
February W at s:uu p. m.
the Legion hall with Mrs.
vector Hams as hostess. Crene
paper flowers will be made for
terans wheel cnair paraae.
Rf.h nrakP and Rollo Craw
ford went to Portland on Friday
n business and to auena ine
niversity of Portland vs Oregon
ate game. They returnea nome
e first of the weeK.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland bwan-
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son and Jimmy and Michael
u ent to Pott land ovi
ihn vi ... k end to S-e the I'nlvei
sitv of Portland and Dreuon
vii,ii.. Mr. and Mrs. Swan son
........ i, l.rilnoil over the u-iik
Mm Amiih Lindstrom kI ivim
I 1114, ,ui. - - -7 . '
at the Swanson nome witn jvLiry
Swanson wn "i i-onvnies-
cln there. Mary is reportedly
Improving eacn uay, oeeominu
stronger. ,
Mrs. liiaavs uraKe. Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Lundeii and Lciu
t.-ii visited with Anna Llnd
strom and Mary Swanson home
,.n ,tiir,l;iv afterniHin. Mrs
VI, .w.u - - . . .
Drake served cake and coiree to
the family.
Couple Honored o Party
1 1, u'Mtnniui iv. reiiruarv i
birthday party was held at the
Ernest Lundell nome in nonor
if Mr. Lundell and Mrs. Lloyd
Morgan. Those present to wish
ach a happy birtnoav were iwr.
n,t Mr. Oscar Lundell. Tuda
Swanson. Anna Linustrom, Mrs.
i,tnri Tucker. Mrs. raui i'-trv
lohn Jr.. Mrs. Cleo Drake. Mrs.
Ernest Lundell and the honored
guests.
The lone 4-H Rifleman Club
meeting scheduled for Saturday
Kehruarv 17 has been postponed
until Saturday, February 24, be
cause the 4-11 leaders must at
tend a leaders meeting in Ord
nance on that day.
Brenda Kay Townsend, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hershal
Townsend was chosen the out
standing student at Phagans
Beauty college at Pendleton re
cently and was awarded a trophy
and a prize of $3.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Kibe Akers
brought Danny home from St
Anthony hospital on Saturday
evening. His condition is improv
ing ot thit time.
Lions Hear Speaker
Bob Wllkins, oisirici governor i
of Lions at La Grande, was an
honored guest on Monday nignr
at the lone Lions club meeting.
Mr. Wilkins showed a color film
sponsored bv Lions International
dealing with Lions' functions
and their order. He gave lm-
..rnnt mmmpni!! to me mem
bers. Three new members were
received, Ray Erickson of Hepp
ner, Arnie Hedman and Parrel
ItelM-h of lone. Under bustnes
for the evening, the Llona do
nated Slut toward the kinder
marten which U starting class'
in March.
Mr. and Mr. Wade Young and
son itcgan of San Joo, Calif.,
granddaughter of Mrs. Anna
Lindstrom. visited here over the
weekend with Mrs. Lindstrom
and other relatives. Thev went
on to Pendleton to visit with
other relatives there the first of
the week.
M.'irllvn M.irnan t CrtPnn
sllllit Hi'nmnnnl.k.1 f yn m VVtiltrt
oi tne i niversity of Oregon Med
ical School home to lone for the
wtH-k end, niev were guests at
the home of Marilyn's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan.
Milton Morean It in Sookane
...... ... ....
frum for the wheat league. Mr,
Morgan has been traveling ex
tensively since the first of the
year In this work.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White.
Erivth White and Da to White
went to Santi Monica, Calif., last
week to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne White. Edvthe Is to re
main for a longer visit. Mrs.
White will return to her work In
Portland, while Gordon and Dale
returned to lone.
David Barnett Is aeain em-
nloved at the Ford earace In
Heppner. He Is staying In lone
at the present time with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rav Bar
nett.
Ronnie Crabtree, son of Mr.
ind Mrs. Leo Crabtree, was in
ured about his eye on Friday
light at the Umatilla eame
there. It has necessitated doc
tors care.
Rodney Llnnell. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Linnell. was lnlured
it school on Monday which re
uired three stitches above the
eye.
Mrs. Jim Barnett and Mrs.
Walter Jacobs hosted the East
ern Star social club at the hall
on Wednesday of last week.
Have Arts Crcfts Program.
Topic Club was held on Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Charles
O'Connor, with Mrs. Dorothy
Smith and Mrs. Jean Nelson as ir
eo-hostesses. Mrs. Smith gave a I Xt
lxok report on art and craft.
Slides were also uliown on arts
and cruris.
At their regular Rainbow meet
ing last week, the girls planned
a dinner party for their Masonic
Fathers on February 'AI.
Several of the Itainbow Girls
accompanied Mrs. Anne llynd
and Mrs. Ka'hertne Lindstrom
to Heppner on Sunday to attend
a school of instruction. Those
from here going were Bonnie
llynd. Susiin Lln'trom. Sue
Townsend. Elaine Gaarsland and
Cathy Hausler.
Oil Company Awards
Plaque to Farley
Jim t'llrlev ShU nil ..nlnr In
Heppner for 15 vears. was award
ed a nlanuo In r,w..rnlt i.,r tit
this service at a dinner meeting
riven hv Shell In IVi,,!l.t,,i. nn
Monday, January 29.
me Heppner dealer was
'to
Services In Spray
For Sarah W. Rulien
MONUM ENT Services wt r
held at Spray Community ehurcn
Friday afternoon. February X
Mrs. Sarah Wtlhelm Kulkn.
Sh was born November 30,
luL! t . n a.,,4 fjirlni ColIl'IS-
She was married to Henry W
helm In Ilennner, May 2 131.
and li children were born
. t . oi. u i r.wi in mar
riage t Vlm-ent Kullen In 1hj-
Survivors nciute a orvui-..
Foster Collins of Hardman; hus
band. Vincent Rulien of Port-
Wilhehn ot Heppner, Daltorj oi
Foshil; Alford of Elgin. WHIard
of Prlnevtlle; six daughters.
iinrii,it How
ell of Monument; Helen Kekkala
and iKiru Asnmeaa or ru.
Kfi.. I.l.t.,,,..iir of Irln,'Vllll. BIlU
Dllie Howell of Spray, three sis-
ters. Jessie neauan or iviao'"
Fall. Tiilie Van Blocklen of La
Grande. Pearl IUsson of Port-
hind. 55 prandchl dren ana u
great grandchildren.
Rev. Charles Knox of Heppner
una In rharoa rr M-rVICfS.
Interment was In Haystack cem-
tery in rpray.
mong several honored at the
meeting, one of whom has nau
years service with me com
pany.
We Are Pleased To
Announce That
RENE TOLL
Has Been Added To Our Staff
Of Operators
The Heppner Shop will be
open all day Monday
through Saturday. Evening
appointments on Thursdays.
THE IONE SHOP
IS OPEN
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
CALL FOR THE OPERATOR OF YOUR CHOICE:
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