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National 4-H Week Observed In Sunday Church Service at lone 79th Year, Number I By LO MAINE BALL IONE Four 11 Sunday was nb served on March 4 by the com inutilly 4-11 members, their lead t t and parent by attending serv.itu at the lone Community hurch. The 411 member con ducted the service. Presiding was Stephen Llnd strum, with organist, Mrs. Fred Martin, and pianist, Arlcts Mc CiIh furnishing the music. Koland Ekstrom cave the wet tome; Hobby Lee UrSpaln cave the 4 II Invocation, followed Dy the Lord Prayer and the Gloria Pntrl. The 4 II choir, consisting of various memiHTs of the com munltlrs' 4 II club, and rnnduc ted bv Mrt Norman Nelson, sane "Lord I Want to Be a Christian." A prayer by Cheryl Corley was "iven, preceding the doxology. During the offering "Ava Maria" was played In the background. I'shers were Joe Hauslcr, Jim Jacobs, Virgil Morgan and Jay Hall. Mrs. Kenneth Smouse honored the congregation with a violin solo accompanied on the piano by her daughter, Cherolyn. Leaders and parents assem bled, gave the parent's 411 Pledge preceding a scripture re.Kiing rv Dick Hynd. Esther Klrmls. Morrow county w extension agent, gave the ser "monette. presenting an enllght ening view of 4-H achievement and the purposes it Is striving to do for our youngsters of to day. She told the assembly that over 4iK) Morrow county children are participating In 4-H work. She also expressed the fact that church work and activity also played a vital part In helping to mold our 4-H youngsters. It is the child that should strive to win a blue ribbon, not the project. She went on to say It is far better to see a blue rib bon youngster and a red ribbon project, than a blue ribbon pro ject and a red ribbon child. Bonnie Hynd presented the benediction followed by an or gan postlude. ' DaU to Bmtmbit Match S Topic Club March 12 Lion mtinj March 12 OES pcactic at Hepp- March 13 Eastern Star meeting March I J Caidao Club March 14 MA March 14 Spring vacation starts Match IS fUbckah-S o C I a I (Birthday fatty) March 16 Horn Economics Afternoon meeting at Vida HoUkert March 17 Grange fcndtng: Mr. and Mrs. Herb i Peterson and family, Mr. and Mrs, K"V A. Llmlntrom and Eilite, j Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kea and famllv, Mr. and Mrs. Elmr Holts I and daughters. Mr. and Mra.i Kalph Kineald and the voung ters of Mr. and Mrs. Ekstrom. Danny Akers returned home from Pioneer Memorial hospital! this last week. He is up In a wheel chair at intervals. HEPPNEfc Gazette-Time Heppner, Oregon, Thursdoy, March 8, 1962 Sec, il - 4 pages Cards Win 4fb in TGjr.iey lone High school'i basketball Program arrangements and the coffee hour held following the services were arranged by wo men of the church. Flower ar rangements for the altar were made by Mxs. James Llmlscy Students Spend Week-end Here ,eami w nlin for a time appeared College students who attend lo darkhorse threat to go the Northwest Nazarene church lne distance, won the consolation college at Nampa. Idaho, were l, amt fur,h pU.-, In the district 7 0 uasKeiDaii tourna ment at Pendleton Saturday. The Cardinals defeated Spray, Friday snd St. Joseph Saturday for the fourth place after losing t0 Me Kwen of Athena In the opening wt-ek-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Crum. Among the students were a girl's trio, consisting of Carol Murray, l'ona Walker and Leah Weav er. Sherry Bryant of nearby Stan- fit Itl. is their pianist, George wah Ralph Martin arranging d "' W round Thursday night ...i. .. i'.,.. ii.. .iJ,m..iUiwa" ""i CK irum were auto i n. th Car.u the other bouquets. He also made he arrangement for the cotiee able used for refreshments. Garden Club will be held on Tuesday, March 13 at the home of Mrs. Esther Bergstrom. A plant exchange will be held. Mr. and Mrs. Kay warmutn of Portland visited with relatives In the area over the week end. Among those visited were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kictmann, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brlstow and Ida Esteb. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brlstow and Jean Grabll visited with However, the lardlnnls tore Into Athena, a team that had defeated them quite badly In two games of the regular season, as if they Intended to waltt through the tournament. The record book testifies that thev might have done so If they had not been so cold on the free throw line In the oxnlng en counter, They rolled up a 16 4 ndvan here. The girls performed In Heppner at the Nararene church and also sang at the Assembly of God church services. On Saturday evening. Mrs. Halph Crum hosted a birthday dinner In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Strahm and family of Cecil were guests. Mrs. Lee Palmer was hostess for a dinner party on Saturday ki'inln(T At twr numa f,ir Kir and Mrs. Elmer Palmer. Mrs.,aCc over McEwen early In the Fred Hermann and Mr. and Mrs. came ana naa a -is margin Marion Palmer. Ia haiftime. out me Athena Mnv fmm th lon mm. rang shifted to high in the last their mother. Mrs. Ida Grabll, mnitv Attomi.vi ih hurnln? of half and came out on top, 03-54 at The Dalles hospital during ,h. hull.llnes in Arlington on lone made only eight of 24 shots . , . i r rr .. I " " I .. i. . . . u 1 1 j ine wet'K-enu. Air. ami jurs. ioiii Sunday. Among those going lrum ,,tr "- ana Brlstow of Portland also motored ,., fin. r u ni W famllv th many a number of these were to The Dalles to sec Mrs. Grabll p,..,, cannon familv. the Dick one and-one shots that might and the Br stows. I MrKiticiitt famllv nri th th have brought two points at Topic Club will meet on Frl- paimateers. clip with a little more accuracy. day. March 9, at the home of nrt Mectina Nioht. Set Mctwen, led by .-Hubert Me Mrs. Verner Troedson. Aii Eastern Star members are Mi'1"1' 22 points, couldn't hit Joe Mason of Prineville vis- ,, rcrl tn aitnnti a rmi1ifH in I 8 field STOfll Oil tlS 15 tflCS In Ited with his sister. Mrs. Clara ii. inir At K-(af) n m nn Mnn. I the first quarter but came roar Kincaid, and with Mrs. Mable Hav. March 12. Tuesday. March Mn8 back af,lr haiftime with 20 i oner mis lasi we-K. 113 he th0 recular Eastern I B,lu po "e nuru ana Charlotte Shuey of Seattle, sis- star mwtinw in i.n Thu lonp fourth quarters. terof Ralph Crum. recently spent Asst-mblv of Rainbow Girls will ,,m Crabtree, whose 54 points several days visiting at the home p.jnt an addendum at this in nc tournament made him of Mr. and Mrs. Crum. meeting. On Wednesday. March ihird highest in the meet, was Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ekstrom hd th,.r u-nt h on Faatam stnrl tops for lone In the McEwen Jr., held a no-host potluek din- district meeting at Heppner atamp wl,n 17- Larry Bryant of I ...I.I. . u 1 r evening with the following at- NOW IS THE TIME To Buy Your Porlc WE WILL CUT IT SMOKE IT CURE IT GRIND YOUR SAUSAGE ALSO RENDER THE LARD ALL FOR ONLY 4 LB. NO CHARGE FOR WRAPPING OR BRING IN YOUR OWN DRESSED PORK AND WE WILL PROCESS IT FOR YOU AS DESCRIBED ABOVE FOR 10c PER LB. Court Street Market Phone 6-9643 On Tuesday evening the mas- 'n?wl,h u-s. lr of tho mnritv crrnnirpa hold f it. VCmon, One 01 toe three a meeting at the Willows Grange southern subdistrict entrants, hall with Masters Berl Akers of hvon ,he tournament with its 53 Willows Grange, Walter Wright of Kea Creek. Nathan Thorpe of are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ring Boardman, who is also district of lone. At this writing Mrs. deputy, present for the meeting. RjnR had not received confir- Others attending were Ray mation of the baby's name. Moans of Redmond, state deputy, Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan Mrs. Akers, Mrs. Wright and Mrs. hmnpht their son Jim Jr . hnmi Thorpe. Mrs. Akers served cake the first of last week after he and coffee following the meet- underwent surgery and treating- . . ment in Portland at the Doern- Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers were Keeker hosnltal. Yountr Jim Is in Pasco on Monday on business suffering from hydrosyphillis. and to See their Son Bob Who is His conditions la mnrh Imnrnv. attending Columbia Basin uoi-jed, according to Urn. Morgan. lege. .las it was caught In its infancy. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne nerce 01 Although further visits are Redmond visited Saturday even-1 necessary, the doctors inform - JO. I- 7! ed f.iothall season, and they now will welcome a break until after spring vacation before they go lino oaseoau ann irai'K. IONE S4 Fg Ekstrom Martin Pointer Hams Cra bt ice Kllnger Davidson Shooting: 5 2 4 3 8 1 0 Ft 2 2 1 2 1 0 0 Pf 5 5 5 4 3 1 1 6 9 8 17 2 0 23 8 24 54 i m i WITH S4 points in 3 games. Ron Crabtree, lone, was third high scow la tha 7-B basketball tournament free throws. 8 of 21. McEWEN 63 Fg Ft Pf Tp Shlehls 4 13 9 You ncs 2 4 4 8 Wldener 12 2 4 Smith 3 0 3 6 McMiillan 9 4 2 22 Asheroft 4 2 10 Blackwell 12 0 4 21 15 18 C3 Shooting: Field goals. 24 of to; tree throws. 15 of 29. ine and Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. ana Airs. Haroia Sherer. Mrs. Fierce was an non ored guest on Sunday for a pink and blue shower. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sherer and sons visited over the week-end in Odessa, Wn., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bartalamay. Mrs. Bartalamay has just returned home from undergoing surgery recently. Another Eastern Mar reminaer, there will be only one Eastern Star meeting a month as of now complying with the revision of by-laws. This will be on tne sec ond Tuesday evening of each month. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowell and familv of John Day were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Crowell. They also visited with the Harvey Rings, the Al Winklemens and the Howard Crowells. Baby Born To Reitnours Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reitnour of Milwaukee are the parents of a new nanv dov Dorn on jviarcn 1 at Portland Sanitarium. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fletcher and great-grandparents SHOE SALE TABLES STARTS OF FRIDAY. MARCH 9 SHOES Priced $1.95 to $8.95 them that no permanent damage has been done. Rev. Rod MacKenzie returned home from his trip to California on Saturday, however he is con fined at home due to Illness. He was unable to assist in the 4-H Sunday services. On Sunday, March 18, there will be a film strip, "The Mean ing of Lent" at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rood of Heppner visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. uon Ban on Satur day evening. Attend Pendleton Tournament Many from the lone commun ity attended the basketball tournament in Pendleton during Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Congratulations to the lone Cardinals for winning fourth place. Also thanks to the tram Doline artists for representing our schools so well. Many com pliments were heard on the fine performances given. The lone community was wen represented at the telephone meeting held in Lexington on Monday evening. Several door prizes were won by Ionians. to 42 triumph over Weston in 1 the finals. Weston had downed its eastern division cohort. Me L'wen, In the second round. The Cardinals had little trouble with Spray in the Frl day afternoon game of the enn solation, winning 63-40. The lone five Jumped to a 13-6 lead. was ahead 25-20 at the half and was never threatened through out the balance of the game. Leonard Keller was the main thorn in the flesh for lone as he pumped In 24 points, more than equalling the rest of his team's output. Crabtree again was high for lone with 18, fol lowed by Rollie Ekstrom with 16. Two more, Wayne Hams with 13, and Tom Pointer with 10. were In double figures. In at. Joseph. Coach Glenn Biehl's squad found a much tougher team than the one they had defeated twice before this season. The Bluelays were a astly Improved ball club, and the Cards had to fight down to the wire to take it. They had only a two point lead with four minutes to play, but lone live stiffened and pulled away with a last minute spurt for the 55-46 victory. Haiftime score showed the Cards in front only by two, 24-22, and the fourth quarter started with them ahead 38 to 36. Crab tree topped the game with 19, and Dan Jordan led the Jays with 16. Close behind was his teammate, Maurice O'Gr a d y. with 15. Ekstrom had 14 for lone and Pointer 10. Although the lone team would like to have pulled off the big surprise by coming home with the first place hardware, they had a fine tournament. Coach Glenn Biehl said that his team scored the best and shot the best from the floor that It has all season. Their total field goal shooting average for the tourn ament was a rather phenomenal .466, as they made 69 field goals of 148 attempts. Rollie Ekstrom was a big cog in the Cardinals' tournament machine, scoring 42 points, fifth high in the tournament. Tom Pointer finished with 29, and Wayne Hams with 25. Bob Williams, superintendent at Helix, presented the fourth place trophy to the five lone starters. Weston won the sports manship trophy. It has been a long grind for lone athletes who moved right into basketball after an extend- Ione McEwen 16 4 9 15 7 20 2254 2163 IONE 63 Fg Ft Pf To Ekstrom 6 4 1 16 Martin 10 3 2 Pointer 4 2 2 10 Hams 6 1 1 13 Crabtree 8 2 1 18 Kllnger 2 0 2 4 Madden 0 0 10 27 9 11 18 Shooting: Field goals, 27 of 6-1; free throws, 9 of 15. SPRAY 40 Fg Ft Pf Tp Grisbols 1113 K. Murray 4 12 9 Keller 10 4 1 24 D. Murray 0 0 2 0 Ashmead 0 0 0 0 Russell 10 3 2 Warren 0 111 J. Keller 0 111 16 8 11 40 lone PTA Bills Junior College Speaker March 14 IONE The loe PTA has an Interesting program lined up for the Wednesday. March 14 meet ing that should I of great In- erest to all residents of Morrow ivunty, announces Kay Ueimblg. ner, program chairman. George P. Askecaanl uhn 1 the assistant dir-t bla Basin Junior College of Pas- co. Sn., will tx the featured speaker of the evening. He should be able to tell many of the experiences thev have en. countered In establishing their nigniy suocosMui. though rel atively young. Junior collet-e. H, will also speak about the ben efit which accrue to an area. and to Individual students who attend this tvtx of Institution of higher education. Walter Jacobs, who Is lone's representative on the Umatilla. Morrow county community col- lege committee, will report on the progress that has been made towards getting our own com munity college started. The lone PTA offers a sincere nvitation to all Morrow county parents to attend this timely meeting. Shooting: Field goals, 16 of do; free throws, 8 of 15. lone Spray 13 6 12 14 18 7 2063 13-40 IONE 55 Fg Ft Pf Tp Ekstrom 5 4 4 14 Martin 0 0 10 Pointer 5 0 1 10 Hams 2 0 5 4 Crabtree 6 7 2 19 Kllnger 14 16 Madden 0 2 12 19 17 15 55 Shooting: Field goals 19 of 41: free throws, 17 of 26. ST. JOSEPH 46 Fg Ft Pf Jordan 8 0 4 OGrady 6 3 1 Neyt 0 3 4 Nehl 2 14 Fix 0 3 2 James 12 2 a 15 3 5 3 4 17 12 17 46 Shooting: Field goals, 17 of 55; free throws, 12 of 16. lone 14 10 14 1755 St. Joseph 10 12 14 1046 llliaitlltllMIMMIIIMtHttllHMIIIIIIttlllHNIHIHHIUatlttllllHMIItlHMIIlllllittltlHIItMMIlttlllllimtltllllKIIMIMIIMtMl; 1 IT'S EASY! Shopping is easy, that Is, when you can find all your beauty "pets," bath products, favorite remedies, baby needs, vitamins . . . even fine candles ... all on one pleasant visit to our store! HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG STORE Mr. and Mrs. Rod Murray Ph. 6-9610 217 N. 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