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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1962)
Poster Winners Named; Enter District Contest T LORRAINE BALL Date to R em. ruber I Match 2 Kindergarten Regis March I '2-3 Basketball Touro ontDl March 4 4 H Sunday at I ana Community church. 11:00 a. m. Marcn yDDD meeting with Lexington at 7:30 p. m. March 6 Rainbow March 6 Lealon Auxiliary March ft City Council meeting. marcn 7 eastern Star Social ciuo, March ft Topic dub. March 13 Lions meeting. IO.NK Wlnnt-r of the local high school entries In the con nervation poster contest held re cently thruuch the Heppner and lone hlh schools were announ ced hire this wk. Taking first place was Ralph Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin, second was Marvin Padberg. son of Mr. and Mrs. Parrel Tadberg. and third was Diana Pettyjohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn. Honorable mention or fourth place went to Arlcta .McCabe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCabe. Posters of the four top win ners will be tent to the district contest for competition. The kiate content will have 17 dis tricts competing in the final Judging with each district allow ed one poster. The four posters from lone will be entered in the Blue Mountain district which ahk Includes Umatilla, Board- man. Pendleton and other near by towns. The topic for the posters was now our forests fcerve Ui Gazette-Time Heppner, Oregon, Thursdoy, March 1, 1962 Sec. II - 4 poges Coin with the Morgana was Kenneth Nelson. Other making the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Klce. . Mr. and Mrs. Garland swan son. Jim. and Mrs. Mary Swan son were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth r'len of the memb7 "of the I' l art class at lone competed in this contest, and was received with much Interest here Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan attended the annual meeting and banquet of the Federal Land bank at the new Pendleton High school on Tuesday of this week. Mr. Morgan Is the present dlrec tor of the Federal Land bank. Also attending was Mr. and Mrs. Itov Martin Among the parents attending Dad's Day at Oregon State over the week end at Corvallls were Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin and son Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan and son Gary. BEST BARGAIN Your doctor's prescription Is the best value In the long history of medicine froih tha standpoint of the results to be expected. Count on us to fill every prescription with precision. HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG STORE Mr. and Mrs. Rod Murray 217 N. Main Ph. 6-9610 We are At Your Service Around The Clock WllttllMHtntlllHlMIIHtllllllMMIIIIIMIMUMIIHIIIIHMIUIIMIIItMtltnittIK This was Mrs. Swsnson's first real outing since her recent in iurv. Mr. and Mrs. hod Kieimann and family visited with his father. Victor, In Pendleton on Sunday. Attend Arlington serrtces Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kletmann and family and Mrs. Delia Cor son attended the final services held in the Methodist church at Arlington on Sunday. This church la one of the buildings which will be burned over the week-end. Services next Sunday will be held In the new church building. Following the services. Mrs. Corson and Mr. and Mrs. Kietmann attended a community concert given by the combined choirs oi the local cnurcnes. A birthday party coffee hour was held at the home of Mrs Gary Tullia on Thursday. Feb ruary 22. In honor of Mrs. Fred Hermann. Mrs. Clell Rea and Mrs. Dick Sherer. Thirteen guests were present. Fred Hermann was home over the week-end for a visit with his family. Mr. Hermann is doc tortng at the Veteran's hospital In Walla Walla. Wn. He will return there soon. The Eastern Star Social will be held at the home of Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom on March 7. Bors Enlist In Mary Lee Hams, son or Mr. and Mrs. Vester Hams, and Gordon Nich ols, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols, enlisted In the Navy this week. The two boys left on Sunday from Hermlston for Portland where they underwent physicals and other tests on Monday. Both boys passed these tests and were flown with other enlistees to San Diego by jet on Tuesday morning to be in ducted into the Navy. Both boys have attended the lone High school. Mothers of the new kinder garten class sold pie and coffee during the election on Monday at the lone High school, with proceeds going into the kinder garten - fund. It is announced again for the benefit of parents p. m. at the school. Classes will begin on Monday, March 5. with hours act from 4" a. m. to 11:30 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ry Boyce and family attended a housewarm Ing on Sunday In Arlington in honor of his aunt. Mrs. Fern Van Winkle. Pete Cannon and Donald Bull announced that all members of their 4 11 Rifleman's club passed their exams on Saturday, en titling them to cards of com pletion. Mrs. Francis riper Is visiting with her son Norman In Spokane, Wn. While In Spokane, Mrs. Piper will consult further with her doc- ,or- -.. . Ladles Serve Elks Annual Ladies of the Willows Grange worked Friday and Saturday in Dreoaration of the dinner served. on Saturday night at the Flk's voung lady la at home and feel Ing fine, Danny Akers was returned to Pioneer Memorial hospital the first of last week. He l reHrUHl improving and will soon be home. Arnica tluh met at the home of Mrs. Lee Palmer on Wednes day of last week with Mrs. Mar ion Palmer as co hostess. Games were played, followed by refresh mentss. The party broke up rather suddenly when young Miss Ivmna Palmer was rushed to the doctor. Surgery was necessary later in mo evening Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettvjohn, daughter Diana, and Wayne llama attended senior week-end at Pacific University at Forest Grove the past week-end. While t!n-ie they took in some of the activities of the Forest Grove Festival and the Barber Shop Annual to over 400 guests. Over 'ballad contest. They reported two dozen ladles helped in the DrcDaration and serving and a number of the daughters waited tables and also helped to serve. At this writing- no ngures are available to determine the pro ceeds made by the Grange. The annual party tor itji-s that the roads to Portland were very slick and travel was slow. Enters The Dalles Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brlstow, Hazel Wiles and Mrs. Jean Grab il rushed their mother, Mrs. Ida Grahil. to The Dalles on Satur day. She suffered a slight stroke members was held last Thursday, while visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fehruarv 22. at the home of Mrs. Everett Keithlev In Hepner. She affair with each member helping with refreshments and with prizes. Bingo was played In the afternoon, following delicious refreshments. Seven members and their guests were present. Mr. and Mrs. Kuss McKnlght oi Vancouver, Wn., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Hershall Townsend and family. They at tended the Elks' Annual with the Townsends. To Perform At Tournament The trampoline artists or lone will perform this coming week end at the basketball tourna ment at Pendleton. Tom neim is in satisfactory condition and the doctor feels she will have no ill effects. She will remain at the hospital for a week or more. She Is In room 408 at The Dalles General hospital. Mrs. Fred Ross, mother of Mrs. Joe Hausler, returned to her home after seeing the Hausler family through three weeks of the mumps. Mrs. Hausler report ed even she too, had them and that her mother's visit came at a very opportune time. The Legion Auxiliary Social meeting was held on Tuesday, February 20, at the hall with Mrs. Hams as hostess. Crepe flowers were made. The next hiirner. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray, Hetmblener. and the three sons meeting will be held on March of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, ; 6 at the hall with Mrs. John Mark. Joe and KranK, will per-, tunanKs as nosiess. form on Thursday at halftlme Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gaars- of the second game. On Satur-, land were hosts to a dinner day night they will again per- j party on Sunday at their home form between halves of the first j In honor of Mrs. Garsland's game. father, Art Dalzell. Guests in- A reminder to parents and stu- eluded Mr. and Mrs. Dalzell, Mr. dents that Spring Vacation will and Mrs. Vern Dalzell and son, start on Wednesday, March 14. ; Mrs. Ida Coleman, Linda and No school on March 14, 15, ana Mary Ann wuiiams ana Judy 16. Lubanks. Donna Palmer, small aaugn-1 Mr. ana Mrs. raui rettyjonn ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palm- Sr., have recently had their home of kindergarten age youngsters er, underwent emergency sur- re-rooien wun tne new me rooi that registration will be held , gery for appendicitis on Wednes- ing which is becoming very pop this Friday, March 2, at 2:00 day evening of lastweek. The ular in our area. ft1 Battalion Seeks Men Company C, 37ilh Enfilnoer Battalion Amphibious, located at the Ordnance lvixt. Dermis ton, Is now rnluung young men Iir mo Army Keiwrve h to) month program, loung men from I" to '22 may enlit for a kix months mine lour of duty with the U. S. Army. I'pon com pletion of the six months tour of duty, they will return to the home town unit to complete their obligation In the U. S. Army Reserve. Interested young men may contact Larry Henderson, Lexington. Extension Course To Start March 23 General extension U offering a college accredited 3 hour course In Heppner on "Tht Mal adjusted Child' tK4 4631 begin ning March 'JX The course will k imietit un alternate week ends. Fridays. 7:00 to tM5 p. m., and Saturdays. 9:00 to 11. 43 a. m. Jimi'i J. Kearns. associate urnliuuir ,f xtiirntlun and psy chology, FOC, will Instruct the class at the high school. A fee of $33.00 Is charged. Mrs. Luther Garner and son Steve and Mary Brown of Pen dleton were Sunday guests at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball. Dinner guests Included Mrs. (.amor, Steve and Marv Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bd'l and family. Elmer Peterson, Wayne Ball and Marie Pettyjohn. Mrs. Dave Kietmann was hos tess to the Thru? Links Club at her home on Friday afternoon. Fight members were present. The dub donated to the Heart Fund. Discussion concer n t n g community service projects and Ideas was held. MacKeniies In California Rev. and Mrs. Hod MacKenzie, Cathy and Andy, leit on Sunday for Berkeley. Calif. Rev. Mac kenzie will be among 200 min sters attending Earl Lectures at he First Congregational church n Berkeley. These ministers will come from the Pacific Worth- west. Rev. MacKenzie will return on Saturday to lone but the family will remain In California to visit a 1th their parents in Scbastool. Calif. Mrs. Mackenzie and child ren will return to lone about the middle of March with an aunt and uncle of hers who live in LaPayctte. Caltf. The Mac Kenzies went as far as Bend on Sunday where they were over night guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hudson. Grand Master Visits Grand Master Eldreth Robin son of Central Point, accom panied bv Rav Tierney. Past Grand Master of Pendleton, paid an official visit to the Odd Fel lows lodge here on Thursday evening of last week. Odd Fel lows from Heppner and Ixlng ton were also guests. The lone Kebekahs were Invited to hear Mr. Robinson's address and fur nished refreshments following the meeting. Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Valentine this week-end were Carl Grief, Moscow, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Liesegang, Echo. I V ; 1 mfm z Headline Hair Styles Flattery goes to your head when our experienced stylists create a new, re freshingly imaginative hair style especially for you. We believe the magic charm for beauty starts with a dashing coiffure! Remember Thurs. Night Appointments JO JEAN RENE LOIS LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP 1 Heppner 6-9G03 lone 8-7234 0 WE INVITE EVERYONE TO FUN FOR ALL Register at 10 a. m. At Tri-County Equipment, Heppner Free Imuh cat 12 In Our Building tree Movies, H p. (am. FEATURING JOHN CARRADINE AND GEORGE GOBEL. Doir Prizes IFVir! FOR THE KIDS fH THE LATEST IN FARM EC MACHINERY AND TECHNIQUES Co) (0) ma If you like farming ... if you like people ... if you like fun . . . you'll like our John Deere Day show! From start to finish, it's got something for every member of the family to enjoy . . . useful, entertaining farm Snfnrmntinn frmtAv miiaif" . . tnn.fliffht - . w&a.a w , WT r? Hollywood performers. Television personality . v'-VftiVi'bV George Gobel brings to the screen his familiar, ' f,-(tAflJ' f home-spun brand of humor ... as star of the heart- ' ' ' warming story that ties the show together . . . as master-of-ceremonies on film for the whole pro gram. Gobel, veteran actor John Carradine, and young Billy Mumy take you to a wondrous car nival that has all the color, glamour, and excite ment of a county fair. You'll see "Lonesome George" in comedy sketches as hilarious as any thing he's ever done on TV. It promises to be a day you'll long remember! i mm -.7-vij f I 1 " ' - ' A , 'V 1 George GOBEL otKnif.swfit' -"- fKii TRYCO l" -l', :. CAi. rr- Tri-County Equipment Co. Heppner Ph. 6-9258 Come tee (hit new portable crop dryer and the whole tin of "What New" for 1962. v I You'll witness new John Deer equipment for 1962 . . . com bines actually being clocked In the field ... a labor-iaving way to make hay . . . how top quality tractors are built . . . amazing oddities in farming . . . the story of a dealer's business. Don't miss the greatest farm show of the year In this area!
