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V .1 lone Rebekahs Plan For Election Dinner By LORRAINE BALL IONE An Election Day dinner wis me topic 01 discussion at the Rebekah meeting on Thurs day evening, and it was voted to sponsor tne dinner on May 18 Announcements of prices, time and menu will be made later in stores and in the paper. Under uouu oi me urder for the even ing's meeting, Mrs. David Riet mann gave an interesting and informative talk on their recent tnn to the Hawaiian Islands. Refreshment committee for the cveiintK muuaea Mrs. Rietmann, chairman, Mrs. Omar Rietmann and Mrs. Wallace Matthews. The tables were decorated in the spring mour and May Day bas kets were used as centerpieces. Mrs. Lewis Ball and Mrs. Bill Nichols held a no host dinner partv at the home of Mrs. Ball on Friday evening of last week. It was given in honor of Bill Nichols, Linda Nichols, Wayne can, ouuuy can ana Mrs. Donald Ball who had observed birthdays during this past week. Mrs. Swanson Returns Home Mrs. Mary Swanson has re turned to her home following an extended convalescance at the home of her son, Gar. Mrs. Elmo McMillan is staying with her for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lundell and family of Pendleton visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lundell on Sunday. They also called at homes of other local relatives. Dates to Remember: May 11 Topic May 13 Mother's Day May 14 Lions May 15 Rainbow May 15 Legion Auxiliary May 15 Deaconesses meeting May 16 Arnica May 16 Masons May 16 Sorority May 17 Rebekah (No Social will set tables for election dinner) May 17 Home Economics Fes tival May 18 Election day dinner at Rebekah hall Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundell of Milwaukie visited in lone at the home of her mother. Mrs. Tuda Swanson, and with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lun dell, and other area relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kruse of Portland are visiting at the home of her mother. Mrs. Lana Padberg since Mrs. Padberg's return home from the Heppner nospitai. Mrs. Padberg is up and arouna some now. Mr. and Mrs. Rodnev Crawford and family of Helix visited at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wate Crawford, last Thursday. Capt. and Mrs. John Bristow and family visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed mond Bristow, a few days this past week. They were enroute Heppnek 79th Year, Number 10 gazette-Time Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 10, 1962 Sec. 2 6 pages Give Her A Holiday -- Take other our to dinner! ON HER DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 13 At STEFANFS SPECIAL DINNERS HAM AND TURKEY WESTERN MUSIC BY HOWARD and HAROLD SATURDAY NIGHT Stefcmi's Fine Food IONE to his new assignment which is taking him to Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Markham Baker wprp n Hunman. wn., iu in tend Mothers week-end this past wepk nt Washington State Uni versity and to visit their daugh ter Mardine wno is a sxuaeni there. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom returned home last week follow ing a weeks vacation which took them to San Jose, Calif., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bergstrom, their son and family. They vis ited other friends in Caliiornia, amone which were Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Hutton of isleton. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morgan's in fant son is confined to the Hepp ner hospital in fair condition followine a flare up of infection, It is planned to return him to Doernbecher s hospital in Port land as soon as possible for fur ther treatment if necessary The City Council members sprayed the city park this past week for weeds. Attend Portland Follies Among the Ionians attending the Ice Follies in Portland this Dast week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmateer and family; Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson and lam ilv: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rietmann and family; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rietmann and Mark and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rietmann. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sherer and family visited in Odessa, Wn., this past week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bart- lamay. Harold Sherer and daughter Judy motored to Redmond this Dast week-end to bring Mrs. Sherer home. She has been stay ing with Mx. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce following Mrs. Pierce's re turn from the hospital with their new daughter, Robyn Kay, tnis last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nichols ana familv visited - in Heppner on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Munkers Also visiting with the Munkers were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Angei ana family of Portland, former Hepp nerites, who were there for the week-end. Mrs. Omar Rietmann and Mrs. Ida Coleman were in Portland over the week-end to attend a S.R.D convention of Tops Clubs at the Sheraton Hotel. They also took in the Ice Follies on Sunday while there. Both Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Rietmann were nouse guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Crawford. Linda Williams stayed with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gaarsland while Mrs. Coleman was away. Seniors, Parents Take Trip Eleven tired but excited sen iors and eight weary parents returned to lone on Monday fol lowing p week-end skip day trip for the graduating seniors of lone High school. They left lone b" car on Friday afternoon at about 1:30 p. m. Parents of sen iors, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvor son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petty john, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan, and class advisor and Mrs. Joe Hausler made the trip. Thev spent the night in Portland after attending the Ice Follies that evening. On Saturday they OUVER CilSWC Your Present Assessor SOLICITS YOUR VOTE FOR orrow County Assessor On The Republican Ticket f' HERE IS MY PROGRAM: Wy HjTtin & f K ' ' 1. Return as much as possible of exempt lands and property to the tax rolls. 2. Assess lands and property in Morrow county on a fair and equitable basis. 3. Conduct the Assessor's office as ef ficiently and economically as possible. Having been in business in Morrow County for 13 years, I am aware of the interdependency of business and farming for their Mutual Wel fare. I believe in Morrow County and its future and am staunchly in favor of progress in the county. I believe that any new developments in the county should be assessed fairly and equitably, without either concessions or penalties. (Pd. Adv. By Oliver Creswick, Heppnt-r, Ore.) motored on down the coast to Ocean Lake, where they en joyed bowling and agate hunt ing. No sea voyages were taken due to the rainy , weather. A grand time was reported with everyone enjoying ! the sights. The group came back through Portland where they made a stop at the zoo to see Packy, the baby elephant. School Stages Banquet, Prom Last month highlients of the lone High school have included several social functions. On April 27 the annual banquet was held in honor oi tne graduating class. Out of town guests for the occasion Included Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Shockley of Vancouver, Wn., and Father Raymond Beard of Heppner, Also present was Rev. Rod MacKenzie of the lone Commun ity church, along with all the teachers and parents of the sen ior class, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSpain. The Junior-Senior banquet was followed on Saturday eveninsr by the Prom. The Theme "South Pacific," was used, Linda Halvor- sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen was crowned queen of the prom and Kenneth Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allred Nelson, Jr., was her king. iaKe (iuiaea Seattle Tour Mr, and Mrs. Marion Palmer, Mrs. Cecil Thome and Mrs. Fred Herman returned last week from a weeks visit with a guided tour to Seattle to attend the World's Fair. The Ionians joined 34 other guests from the Pendleton area on the tour, which took them to many points of interest throueh- out Seattle and the fair. They also enjoyed a boat trip on Puget Sound. The weather man was good to them through most of the trip and added to their en joyment. Mrs. Alvin McCabe will host the lone Willows Grange Home Economics club on Thursday, May 17, at her home in Heppner, which is located in the basement apartment of the Heppner clinic. ine regular date has been changed due to election day. Everyone is invited to attend the afternoon meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jannsen were Sunday visitors in lone. Mr. and Mrs. Jannsen were here on business and reported that his father Gus is still confined to the hospital In ,The Dalles. His condition is improving, but is uncertain how much longer he will be confined to the hos pital. Mrs. Lee Palmer accompanied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lin coin Nash of Heppner to Port land on Saturday for a shopping inp in connection with the com ing marriage of her sister, Shir ley. Mrs. Jim Barnett returned home from the Heppner hospital this past week-end following a serious illness. Her condition is improving steadily. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason of Prinevllle, visited recently with his sisters, Mrs. Clara Kincaid and Mrs. Mable Cotter. Gun Club Plans Trip This is a reminder to all 4-H gun club members in the lone area. The leaders are planning a field trip for Saturday, May Jepsen To Head Community Church The lone Community church children and regular morning nPIn ltQ Annual maaHnrr A m.11 . iamU1h n . . tuuii.Mig k: , j. :r .niiiif, nyin wuisiup service neia at :30 a. 24 at the church ine ionowinp orneers uoro elected: bob Jeiosen. mnripratnr- Don Bristow. assistant mod. erator; Marjorle Baker, clerk; Suzanne Jepsen, assistant clerk; Helen Nelson, treasurer- ic Smouse, financial secretary; also deacons, honorary deacons, deac onesses, honorary deaconesses. trustees, church school officers music and education committees and council members. I Progress reDorts wptp uiui-cia uu committee cnairmen. ouo jepsen was elected as dele fate to the 114th nnnrnil moot. ing of the Congregational Con- ference Of OrePnn in Pnroet Grove May 14-16. summer schedule will he thp ame as in nrevlnua Church school for the younger m., beginning the first Sunday in June and continuing through September 2. 19. The trip will take the mem- Jt-ia io CUm I'rnirle fnr snma ishing. Time of departure Is MO a. m. ELECT GAYLORD MADISON STATE REPRESENTATIVE II II II II I 9 I ' A - W " , : . w 1 lone Music Students To Combine Friday ror Spring Concert The annual snrl the lone school music denart- ments is planned for Fririnv evening, May 11, 8 p. m. in the high School evm. aeenrHina tr Arnie Hedmann, music director. Appearing on the program will be the fifth grade beginners band, six, seventh and eighth grade intermediate bands, and high school chorus and band. A finale number will feature the mass band of all students com bined. AccomDanvins the nhnrns will be Cheryle Lundell. Refreshments and sneini hour will follow the concert, given by band parents, and contributions to help in music department ex penses will be taken. AS OF Gilliam, Morrow, Sherman, Wheeler and Umatilla Counties FOR a real understanding of the problems of the working man and woman, the businessman, the farmer and the livestock raiser of this district. FOR progress in education, industrial and agri cultural development .... on a sound financial basis. FOR constant opposition to the present and future raids by the big-population centers on the pol itical rights, the highway fund allocations, the water resources and the tax monies of our five counties. MADISON FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEE, Roy E. Duff, Chairman, Adams, Oregon (Pd. Political Adv. by Gay lord Madison, Echo, Oregon) ELECTRICITY BRINGS A TOUCH OF hi w EVERY DAY FOR MOTHER You can't see it, although it's constantly at your fingertips. You can't hear it, but it makes things "hum." Electricity is the magic touch that brings modern living into your life. Electricity heate your home in winter, cools it in summer, cooks for the family, does the laundry, entertains you and can even "sit" for the baby. There's almost no end to the magical comfort and convenience of Mai elec&ic living. Now's the time to add the magic touch to your family living. ttf j 'it 10 COLUMBIA BASIN ELEC. CO-OP ELECTRICITY the Ph. 676-9461 of modem living J
