Lenten Films Begin Meeting Series llHlEPPNER
79th Year, Number 2
Br LORRAINE BALL
Pkiti to Rmmbf!
Match 15 Sotxjkah (Birthday
party)
Match IS Horn Ec Vida Hel
ikft
Maich 17 Crango at 8:00 p. m.
Maicn iv turn at Church. 7;oo
p. m.
March 20 Rainbow
Legion Auxiliary. 8:00 p. m.
March 21 Fast NobU grand
luncheon at Heppner
A mica
Mason
March 23 3 Link
March 24 4 H Ritlemen. 2 p.m.
lent caieieria
March 26 Lion
IONE Lenlmi wrvlivs will
Mart on Sunday, Much IS. nt
uu I (immunity church of loin
u-iih on rvfiiini! program ul
7:(K) p. m.
The conference will furnish a
scries of colored films ta be
shown free of charge on con-
wcullve hundavs with the n"
film shown this Sundav. H1
title of this film is -Meaning
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i..i. ' ,,! MnrKrnle has
lvn confined to his home due
to Illness since his return from
attending n minister's conference
in California. It was necessary
fur him to be under medical
care at the Pioneer Memorial
hospital over the week end, but
he is home again now.
Mrs. John Voorhees and
daughters of Portland are spend
ing their spring vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wate
Crawford, and visiting with
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford
and family of Portland were
!;!! ii'ts at lh home of
her MMtr and family, Mr. ana
Mrs. Wallace Caitndand. They
lso visited with her parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Uazcli. Mr.
( i.iar-l.ind held a family dinner
in their honor while they were
I) ere.
.Mr. and Mrs. fieorge Stender
and daughters, Mrs. IUy Stender
of xuem and Miaron irabtree
of Portland, motored to lone on
Thursday to visit with their
erandmother and mother, Mm.
llattie Crabtree. Mrs. Koy Men-
!er and Sharon remained until
Sunday. Ia'o Crabtree took them
I l l, l...-tttt.4
, reminder to P iY"T
i . ...t tne invi-
.a. Ion to attend hjMJA1
lleppner is announced for March
Vr ,niV ,a,!l Bennett of
. ..t.illr..n ii-,r. u-Mtlr.fknn
flri'i iMM'uiii . . . v. ...... -
quests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Kav Barnett. Mrs. Joel Bar-
net t and children also visited in
lleppner with relatives.
Dobyru Return From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Walter uoDyna
returned home Sunday after
nendinsr several weeks visiting
n Arizona and Texas. They lelt
lone on January 25 for Eugene
where they spent the week-end
ith their daughter and lamuy,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hardesty, be-
re going to Phoenix. Alter
pending some time in Arizona
the Dobvns traveled to Austin,
Texas to visit with relatives
there. Returning to Oregon, they
visited a week with Mr. and
Mrs. lUrdety before returning
to lone.
Mrs. Ray Turner and sons are
visiting this wee with her tar
ents, Mr. and rs. Cleo Drake,
during sprint? vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Crawford
and family of Portland Usited
with her mother. Airs. Ida Cole
man during spring vacation, and
with other area relative.
Hnvi Pnri 1 nrA riutl
Three Links club will meet on
Fridav. March 23. at the home
of Mrs. Wte Crawford.
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Bristow and
pun Kevin of IHtrtland visited
over tne wn cim wun meir
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond
Bristow.
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Distinctive
hair-styling
Long or short, set
back or fluffed forward
... a new hairdo by
our experts can work
wonders for you. Phone
for appointment.
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lone 8-7234 I 1 1 I
Remember Thurs. Night Appointments
JO JEAN RENE LOIS
LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP
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Mrs. Ida urubill returned
home on WcdncMiay from Tne
Ualles hospital. Iter dauhlc
Mrs. Earl Wright of Baker, U
vi.Mtinit witn ner mis wtvk.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe lUusler at
tended the UtA meeting in Port
land this Wtnk. Jiiey vtsltc
with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Shock
ley.
kntertaias Eastern Star Club
Eastern Mar tocial was held
at tne home of Mrs. Koy Lind
stroni on Wednesday of last
week, hollow Ink' the business
meeting games were played,
Airs. Joe liausicr and Mrs. James
barnett were among the prize
winners.
Mxs. Klchard Kca of Portland
visited with her husband and
(laughters over the week end
Mrs. Kca is employed in Port
land while her husband is work
ing here for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo McMillan
of ISalcin visited over the week
lid with Mr. and Mrs. Garland
swanxon and with her mother,
Mrs. Mary bwunson. Mrs. Mc
Millan remained for a longer
.sit.
Milton Morgan spent several
days in Corvailis tins past week
attending a w heat League meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball and
family visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munkers
nd family In Heppner on Sun
day. Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Mun
kers were hostesses for a dinner
arty in honor of the brithdav
of Jerry Kood. Mrs. Rood was
also present. i
Two lone Sophomores
To Reign At Dance
Luella Dunning
Guest Speaker
ding, a gifted teacher and. until n'' Hkh school, their sophomore
i few months ago. dean of the V " ,,,i"M-,,atlves. Chervl Cor.
girls' division of Aleppo College ' nd l k iiyn,t wUf .,.,"
n Syria, will speak at the lone " k'n u!u
With lone High school as win
tiers In the recent March of
mines IWive Contest With HepD
n..r II i .... . . . . , . ' r
Kriday
Miss Luella Marguerite Dun
ning. a gmeti teacher and. u
a
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Community church on March IS. I ?! Heppner
at the 11 MX) o'clock worship ser- Mari n M-
vice. The contest was conducted on
Miss Dunning gave up a percentage basis depending
teaching post in the United Ion the amount of funds raised
States in PJ44 to go to the near P""r student enrolled in the
east under the American Board school. The lone Men school
of Commissioners for Foreign sophomore class was top winner
ni w nnu n.tur narr nr tna i!rit..rii in in.i nhiwt ... ..... . in
- Bviiwi. vv.i.t p inula Ail
Church Board for World Mln-1 sfond spot; juniors, third, and
imiics. i iresnmen, lourtn.
hor three years she taucht at I rtnwa r,., out.
I ...,i. ... j i "11 1. """ " OIC OI1U-
tinu, iuim-i, aim aiciiiio. (lien I lev ll i-ks nrwl k..n I..n f,-..oi,
returned to this country to re- men: Tass Morrison and ls
. .iT ,lul,,,"K 'f wnicn, Madden, Juniors; Linda Halvor-
I i, mc uue service sen and Tom Pointer, seniors,
in the public schools of Wiscon
sin, Rhode Island and Massa
hu setts.
Mews l.viU .'w..i',jJ
Af news correspondent fr
lone, I would like to again a.-, :
the cooperation of our comniuii
ity for news items. My number
Is S-723.1 an J I would appreciate
any club news utxl&l or other
wise. It Is hard to reach every-
one on Mondays and Tuesdays
so if you have an item please
ail me any time. Lorraine Jiali.
Spring Vacation
Special
Combic Skis
PECK'S SKI
SHOP
Arbuckle Mr.
She was teaching at Andover.
Mass., when she decided to re
tire earlv and bo back to the
girls' division of Aleppo College.
From 1)55 to 1961 she directed
its affairs with conspicuous success.
When she left the school In
February. 19C1. the board under
which she served noted that
scholarships had been establish
ed in her honor, and added:
Even this brief term of ser-
ice in the near east has left
many students in her debt."
ANNOUNCING
We Now Give
5 DISCOUNT
On All Cash Purchases Of
DUTCH BOY PAINT
This Discount To Apply On Groceries Purchased
At Leading Heppner Stores.
Anderson's Builders Supply
(
UfilCYCUSTS Mark and Joe
Halvorsen of lone thrilled tho
crowd at the Heppner PTA
amateur show Friday night
with their performances on the
one-wheeled bikes. They took
a second place in their division.
association at its annual con
vention in Portland this week.
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A WORD OF
Now! See The Thrill-Packed Adventure
Movie You've Heard About!
ACTION! ACTHON! ACTION!
FRONTIER GUIDES & OUTFITTERS
present
Horns of ffie
Hunter Safari
In
AT
STAR THEATER
HEPPNER
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 21
7:30 P.M.
APPRECIATION
ON THE OCCASION OF OUR
As Your P0NTIAC E)eaDeir
We Heartily And Sincerely Say
iff
in
ank roor
To All Our Friends
Returns Again This Year
THE FINEST BIG GAME
HUNTING WILDLIFE
MOVIES FROM ALASKA
See actual scenes filmed from behind
the hunier.
POLAR BEAR. This year we have captured the
most exciting Polar Bear picture ever made.
)f LOTS OF ACTION Hunts for trophy Dall
Sheep Barron Ground Caribou Alaskan
Moose Grinly Bear Polar Bear.
Jf- ALSO ... 40 minutes of best and closest
wildlife photography ever filmed.
AND AT
LEGION HALL,
IONE
THURSDAY
MARCH 22
7:30 P.M.
WHO HAVE PATRONIZED US AND SHOWN CONFIDENCE IN US
ADMISSION
ADULTS $1.10
Children & Students
55c
Sponsored by ione Lions Club
FOR BENEFIT OF CIVIC PROJECTS
THIS AD SPONSORED BT YOUR HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SER VICE
ANK OF
B
JEasteim Oregon
MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
ARLINGTON HEPPNER IONE
We're Proud
Of Our Staff:
ARNOLD (BUD) SPRINGER
11 Years, Service Dept.
WALTER EDGER
9 Years, Parts Manager
TERRY B LEVINS
4 Years, Service Dept.
MRS. EARL SOWARD
2 Years, Bookkeeper
LaVERNE KEITHLEY
Service Department
NATE McBRIDE
Who has taken care of
our body and fender
work since 1950.
You Have Enabled Us
1. To Sell A High Percentage Of
The Cars Sold in Our Price
Class In Morrow County.
2. To Maintain Standards of Hon
esty And Integrity As We Fol
low our Quality Program.
3. To Win Many Awards And
Honors.
4. To Exceed All Expectations As
Your Auto Dealer.
We Invite You
To Drop In For
COFFEE
IN OUR
SALESROOM
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Your Pontiac Dealer Since March, 1948
Willys Dealer Since November 1919 GMC and Buick Dealer Since Aug. 1932
Rambler Dealer Since November 1960 Shell Oil Dealer For 15 Years
Farley Mfif Company
James J. Farley, Owner
126 E. May Heppner Ph. 6-9116