TopicClub Library Benefit
Brings Good Response
By LORRAINE BALL
IONE The lone Topic club
sponsored a card party Wednes
day afternoon, April 25, at the
lone Legion Hall for the benefit
of the lone Public Library. Ap
proximately $112.00 was received.
This money was donated for the
maintainance of the library and
purchasing of new books.
Contract bridge and pinochle
were in play during the after
noon with prizes going to Mrs.
Ola Ruggles, first; Mrs. Lota
Tibbies, second; Mrs. Clarence
Kosewall, low and Mrs. Gladys
Connor, jack high. Mrs. Louis
Carlson received first in pinochle,
Mrs. Vera Rietmann second,
Mrs. Helen Pettyjohn low and
Mrs. Adelle Wright, 300 pinochle.
During the refreshment hour
new spring fashions were model
ed by young people in the lone
area before a background which
used a library theme. In the pre
school group were Debbie Baker,
Bill Tews, Donna, Debbie and
Barbara Palmer, Jan Ekstrom
and Mark Rietmann. Christina
Lindstrom, Bill Jepsen, D Ann
Harnett, Shirley Baker, Jerry
Pettyjohn and Kathy Holtz were
included in the primary group.
Tlio.se in the intermediate grades
who showed spring fashions
were Kristin Nelson, Sandra
Carlson, Charles Nelson, Terry
O'Connor, Pamela Proud foot,
Dates to Remember:
May 3 Rebekah.
May 3 Extension.
May 8 Eastern Star
May 8 Garden Club
May 9 Maranathas
May 9 PTA
May 11 Topic Club
Virgil Morgan and Karen Nel
son. Sports, school, and dressy
clothing were modeled by Cheryl
Lundell, Judy Sherer, Tass Morr
ison, Diane Pettyjohn and Linda
Halvorsen for the high school
group. Soft music was played
during the show bv Arleta Mc
Cabe, Cheryl Lundell and Linda
Halvorsen.
Club Meets Tuesday
Garden Club will be held at
the home of Betty Spohn on May
8 at 2:00 p. m. Mrs. Fredrick
Martin will be the co-hostess.
Several of our community are
confined tn the hospitals. Mrs
Lana Padberg is still a patient
in Pioneer Memorial hospital
however her condition is im
proving. Also in the Heppner
hosnital confined to illness is
Mrs. James Barnett, who was ad
mitted this past week.
Confined at The Dalles Gen
eral hospital is Gus Janneson,
who was striken last Tuesday
with a heart attack while work-
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ing near Wasco. His condition
is described as serious and he
is still under oxygen at this
writing.
Mrs. Joel Englcman is a pat
ient in Pioneer Memorial hos
pital where she underwent surg
erv Fridav night. Her condition
Is also reported improving and
she is expected home about the
end of the week.
Mrs. Lewis Ball, Mrs. Cecil
Hick and Mrs. Edythe White
hosted the Bingo Club on Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Ball
Eleven members were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Dazell and Mrs,
Eulenna Corley were among the
Willows Grange members from
lone who attended Pamona
Grange at Rhea Creek on Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo McMillan
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Garland Swanson over the
week-end. Mrs. McMillan re
mained for a longer visit with
her mother, Mary Swanson.
John Swanson was home for
the week-end to visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Swanson and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tews of
Seattle, have been visiting the
past week at the home of their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Tews.
Mary Swanson was hostess for
a cotiee hour at her home on
Wednesday of last week for Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Tews and child
ren and Anne Smouse of Hepp
ner and Mrs. Tuda Swanson.
Attend Portland Trapshoot
Mr. and Mrs. Hershall Town-
send attended the Telegraphic
Trapshoot on Sunday in Port
land.. Accompanying the Town-
sends were Mr. and Mrs. George
Snider.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvy Smith
visited his sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Howie in Port
land over the week-end, return
ing to lone on Monday. Mr.
Smith also took in the trap
shoot while in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirk vis
ited in Gresham and Portland
during the week-end. They vis
ited the Portland zoo and saw
Belle and Packy, the new baby
elephant. They reported the new
arrival at the zoo is quite an
attraction.
Gordon Nichols, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Nichols has received
n honorable discharge from the
Navy, arriving home this past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peter
son, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peterson
nd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peter
son were hosts to a family night
potluck dinner at the Valby
church on Sunday evening. A
large crowd attended with a de
licious dinner enjoyed by all.
Riflemen Meet Saturday
There will be a 4-H Riflemans
lub meeting this Saturday, May
i, at 2:00 p. m. at the cafetorium.
Stub Hams returned home this
past week following surgery at
the Walla walla nospitai re-
ently.
Beulah Lundell visited here
during this past week with Mr.
nd Mrs. Raymond Lundell and
family and with other lone and
Heppner friends and relatives.
Mrs. Delia Corson accompanied
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Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 3, 1962 Sec. II - 4 pages
Women's Group Sets
Luncheon and Bazaar
By DELPHA JONES
LEXINGTON The Lexington
Christian church and its Wo
men s Kellowsnip group nave a
verv busy week-end scheduled
starting at 1 p. m., Saturday
with a Mother-Daughter lunch
eon. All are invited to attend,
and immediately following the
Fellowshio is sponsoring a ba
zaar and food sale. All proceeds
will be used for projects in the
church. On Sunday Lexington
is fortunate to have Evelyn Jep-
sen as a guest speaker on North
west Christian College Day
Evelyn is a graduate of the lone
H eh school in the ciass 01 iybi
and well known in the commun
ity. There will be special music
and following tne services a
coffee hour is planned. An an
nouncement has been made that
the offering of the JO pieces
of silver for the building fund
was a huge success and increas
ed the building fund by $144.90.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison are
the nroud parents of a son born
on Thursday, April 26, at Pioneer
Memorial hospital, ine young
fellow has been named Todd
Wayne.
Mrs. Dean Hunt and mother,
Mrs. Opal Key of Heppner are
expected home this week from a
week's trip to Springfield, Mo.,
where they visited relatives.
Myrtle McCarl ot Heppner is
helping at the Morris McCarl
home a couple of days this week.
Mrs. McCarl of Harrisburg re
turned to her home there last
week, after a short visit in Lex
ington at the Morris McCarl
home.
Here For Cornelison Services
Connie Lee Cornelison of the
U. S. Navy and stationed in San
Francisco, Calif., returned to his
base on Sunday after a week
n Lexington called by the ser
ious illness and death of his
grandfather. Joe Cornelison. He
was taken to Portland by Ray
mond Schoonover who is going
there to work.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cornelison and
daughter were Lexington visitors
on Wednesday to attend the fun
eral services of Joe Cornelison, a
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Way
and children of Vancouver, Wn.,
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FOR
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ON THE
Republican Ticket
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With A New Approach
To Better County Government,
ADVOCATING-
Better Planning
Better Public Relations
Better Planning of Expenditure of
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I Will Appreciate Support Of All Republicans Who Wish
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(Pd. Adv. By Berl Akers, P. O. Box 413, lone, Ore.)
Opal Briggs of Heppner to Port
land on Thursday tor a week
end visit with her niece, Florence
Swanson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morgan
hosted a pinochle party at their
home on Saturday evening.
Eulenna Corlev received high;
Jim Morgan, low; Gene Grabil,
mens door prize; June croweii,
ladies door prize and Donald
Bristow, 300 pinochle.
Two Attend District Meet
Mrs. Fredrick Martin and Mrs.
Fannie Griffith attended a dis
trict meeting of Garden clubs in
Stanfield last Thursday for the
Blue Moutain District. Mrs. Grif
fith and Mrs. Martin saw the
conservation posters which were
entered from this area. Marvin
Padberg's poster will be entered
in the state competition. These
Salem in June when the State
posters will be on display in
Federation of Garden Clubs hold
their meeting.
RETIREMENT
BILL MORGAN
Equitable Representative
39 S. W. Dorion
Pendleton, Oregon
Phone: CRestview 6-2421
This man from Equitable
Savings holds the key to
your carefree retirement.
See how planned savings
can give you the things
you want security, travel,
retirement at $ 100 a month.
To save more, earn more
Investigate Equitable's
Carefree Retirement Plan.
visited Tuesday night and Wed
nesday at the Marvin Way and
Merle Cornelison homes and at
tended the services.
A "come as you are" party and
coffee hour was held at the Sue
Messenger home last week.
Those present for the fun hour
were Betty Marquardt, Rena
Marquardt, Hilda Yocom, Judy
Groshens, Dora Sue Viall, Maur
een Devins, Dollie Smith, Barb
ara Leyva and Bonnie Cochenour.
Mrs. Cora Allyn was a sur
prised guest of honor Saturday
afternoon when friends called to
extend birthday greetings. At the
close of the social hour refresh
ments of birthday cake, made by
Mrs. Anna Mao Steagall, and
jello were served to Mrs. Pearl
Green and sister, Mrs. Merle
Brannon, Mrs. Lola Breeding,
Mrs. Dorothy Edwards, Mrs.
Bonnie Cochenour and Mrs.
Steagall.
Miss Donna Barnett is a pat
ient in Pioneer Memorial hos
pital. Rev. Walter Smith is in train
ing session this week for summer
camp directors at Lode Star
Ranch near Sacramento, Calif.
Mrs. Delmer Wodell of Yak
ima, Wn., is visiting this week
with her daughter and family,
Mrs. Walter Smith.
Win The Bowling Tournament
About 15 couples of the Lex
ington community and friends,
enjoyed an evening of fun and
bowling at Echo Saturday night.
Winning in the bowling tourn
ament were Bob Kilkenny, all
events; Kenneth Turner, men's
singles; Lorene Ledbetter, wo
men's singles; Earleen Miller,
women's all events; Janice Cuts
forth and Wes Marlatt won the
doubles.
Everett Harshman drove to
Seattle Monday to meet his two
grandsons, Noel Gay and Everett
Harshman, who will spend a
month here with the Everett
Harshmans. The youngsters, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Gay Harshman,
flow into Seattle from their home
in Juneau, Alaska.
Neal Penland visited at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Ed Schaf
fitz Saturday and Sunday from
his studies in Eugene.
Jack Van Winkle left Monday
from Prosser, Wn., with his
father-in-law, Don Hannaman,
on a trip to Fairbanks, Alaska.
They plan to drive through in
a new pickup purchased by Mr.
Hannaman,
Ex-Heppner Ranger
Up for Retirement
The retirement of two long;
time employees of the Umatilla
National Forest is announced by
Supervisor Wright T. Mallery.
Retiring are John W. Clark, forest
mechanic with 29 years of ser
vice, and Marion R. Saling, dis
trict assistant on the Pendle
ton Ranger district, who has 26
years of federal service.
Clark began his Forest Service
career at Medford in 1933. He
transferred to Pendleton In 1946
as head mechanic the position
he retained until his retirement.
Saling first worked for the Forest
Service In 1929 on the Heppner
Ranger district. He transferred
to the Pendleton Ranger district
as District assistant in 1947.
Supervisor Mallerv announced
that the position vacated bv
Clark is being filled by the pro
motion or uinton (J. Case. The
position vacated bv Case is be
ing filled bv Bill D. Henslev.
Saling's successor is Neil D.
Zander of Pendleton.
Mrs. Ray Ayers went to Port-
land Saturday and returned
Sunday, bringing home her
granddaughter, Kelly McClin
tock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gale McClintock. The young Miss
will spend two weeks here.
S. J, Boule, Walla Walla, Wn.,
left for his home Tuesday after
spending a week with his daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Barclay.
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