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'"run itrm ' num. iMinnl ii ii nil i if i ,r iii ill ill '"i "ill SECTION 2 THE 4 PAGES VIRTUALLY ALL members of the Cutsforth family were present when this picture, including 24 grandchildren, was taken at a reunion at the O. W. Cutsforth place at Lexington late last year. ' Most of the adults in the family are in the back row, including, from left to right, Jim Gorman, Mrs. Sharon (Jim) Gorman, Mrs. Faye (Ronald) Olsen, Mrs. Janice (Fritz) Cutsforth, Mrs. Vesta (Bob) Kilkenny, Mrs. Alta Cutsforth, Mrs. Karen (Pat) Cutsforth, Mrs. Barbara (O. W.) Cuts forth, O. W. Cutsforth, Mrs. Sharon (Ken) Cutsforth, Mrs. Lucia (Gene) Cutsforth. Gene Cutsforth, Richard Zita, Kenneth Cutsforth, Mrs. Dorothy (Dick) Zita, Pat Cutsforth, Bob Kilkenny, and Ronald Olsen. In the foreground (right) are Orville (Fritz) Cutsforth, Jr. and his son Jerry. Other Cuts forth children are Lisa and Donna Cutsforth and Gene Heliker. The twenty-four grandchildren (by family groups) include Diane, Jim, Tom and Curtis Cutsforth; Deborah, Susan, Judy, Richard Jr. and Christopher Zita; Karen, Cheryl and David Olsen; Russell, Pat, Kelley and John Kilkenny; Mark and Jerry Cutsforth; Susanne, Jeffrey and Michelle Cutsforth; and Kathy, Kim and Kraig Cut ;forth. (Photo by Lyons Studio) Do You Have A Hearing Problem? See Lester Ruud With Zernth Hearing Aids AT GONTY'S Heppner, Ore. Monday, Feb. 11 New jmyZtt Signet H BEHIND-THE-EAR HEARING AID HEARING AID Juniors Head lone Honor Roll For Nine Weeks Juniors topped the list when honor roll students were an nounced at lone High school this week by Principal Gene Harry man. Named to the honor roll for the second nine weeks were nine SOS V f? fir V students having a GPA of 3.25 and above. In the senior class were Louise Pointer, 3.60, and Tass Morrison, 3.33. , Junior honor students were Tom Heimbigner, 4.0; Arleta Mc Cabe, 3.83; Judy Sherer, 3.83, and Merrie Jo Morrison, 3.60. One sophomore, Cheryl Lun dell, attained a 4.0. Two freshman honor students were Cherilyn Smouse, 4.0, and Karen Hams, 3.66. Four students received honor able mention for CPAs of be tween 3-0 and 3.249. These were juniors, Stephen Lindstrom, 3.16, and Delores Emert, 3.0; sopho more Bob DeSpain, 3.16, and freshman Tim Tullis, 3.0. THE . MtrFNEK GAZETTE-TIMES HEPPNER, OREGON, Thursday, February 7, 1963 NUMBER 49 Retired Minister to Speak At lone Church Sunday ; By JUNE CHRISTOPHERSON Ph. 676-5322 IONE Rev. Rod MacKenzie will be on a pulpit exchange Sunday, February 10, when he will be guest speaker at the Condon Community Congrega tional church. He and Mrs. Mac Kenzie will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer of Condon for dinner after the services. Preaching at the lone Com munity church on this Sunday will be Rev. Harvey Goodling, Condon. Rev. and Mrs. Goodling will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Biehl. Rev. Goodling is Interim pastor in Condon while Rev. Randy Middleton is attending the Pa cific School of Religion in Berk ely, Calif, for a year. Rev. Good ling has just retired from 27 years pastorate at the Evangel ical and Reformed church In Portland, the largest of its kind in Oregon. A large attendance would be appreciated to welcome this visiting dignitary. i Calendar of Events: Willows Grange Sunday, Feb ruary 17, beginning with pot luck dinner at noon. Eastern Star Tuesday, February 12, 8 p.m., Masonic hall. Past matrons and past patrons night Rainbow Girls Tuesday even ing, February 12. lone Bridge club Thur s d a y night, February 21. lone Garden club Tue s d a y, February 12. Arnica club Wednesday, Feb ruary 20 at 2:00 p.m. Farm Bureau Meet Set in Pendleton A meeting on special legisla tion will be hold by the Farm Bureau in Gunther's Restaurant in Pendleton on Friday from 10 a. m. to 3:30 p. m., it is announc ed. Everyone is invited to attend tiie meeting. Mrs. Gil Lujan and Mrs. Rod MacKenzie will be hostesses to the lone Bridge club when it meets at the home of Mrs. Mac Kenzie Thursday night, Febru ary 7 at 8:00 p.m. lone Grade school basketball teams will play Heppner grade school at lone Friday, February 8, in the lone High school gym. Game time is 1:30 p.m. lone PTA will meet Wednes day, February 13 at 8:00 p.m. at the high school cafetorlum. There will be a skit on Founder's Day and also a musical skit, Hostesses will be Mrs, Fred Nel son, Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, Mrs. Fred Martin, Mrs. Jack Barak and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, Victor Rletmann was honored at a birthday dinner given for him by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rlet mann on Sunday, February 3. Others attending were Mrs. Vic tor Rietmann, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rhode of Pendleton, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rietmann. Special Committee Named The lone Community church held a potluck supper Sunday, ME RECORD NUMBERS SHARING BUICK SUCCESS! YOUR CAR IS WORTH MORE NOW IN TRADE THAN IT EVER WILL BE AGAIN. DONT DELAY! BE MONEY AHEAD! TRADE NOW! Think Twin 4 r You're probably paying the price of a LeSabre by Buick why not own one? LeSabre 2-door sedan shown below $2869. Bisftd on Manufactured Suggested Retail Price (or Iht LeSabre 2-door sedan (includes reimburse ment for Federal limt Tax and Suggested Dealer Delivery and Nanflng Charge) transportation charges, State and local taxes, accessories and optional equipment additional. Savings W Be Fun Improved carburetion for better gas mileage in '63 8 15 wheels . stretch tire life 3 Finned alumi num front brakes linings last longest J Buick's high quality engineering cuts upkeep costs $ long-life aluminized muffler. -jififH i ADD UP TIIE VALUES Luxurious interiors A 307 dec orator trims, durable vinyl or fabric ? Exclusive Advanced Thrust engineering $ Arrow straight tracking $ Wildcat 401 V-8 Action Surging Turbine Drive' $ Substantial Buick ride Front and rear floor "moun tain" gone 4 Big, roomy trunk. 'Optional it titri ut Buick resale value flying high Example: 1960 LeSabre 4 door hardtop retains an average of $256 more of its original cost to day than did a comparable 1 958 model sold in I960 Today's quality Buick stays new longerl 'Sower NAM fcMo BooU, Wit., 110, IK2 j$m 1 1 1 I V fpk Wide choka of full-size LeSabre models' Wagons, Convertible, 2- and 4-door Hardtops and Sedans ' '3' """" " BUICK Extra values in Double Check used cars, too! See your authorized quality Buick Dealer today! February 3, at the church. After supper the moderator, Bob Jep sen, introduced guests and then explained that a special finance committee for the church bud get had been formed to plan ways to raise funds to meet the budget, Mr. Jepsen then Intro duced the secretary of this com mittee, Mrs. Glenn Biehl. She told of plans for an auction sale to be held on Saturday, June 8, to Jielp raise these funds. The committee is asking that people of the community save articles of any type for this sale. They will take anything from nuts and bolts, clothes and furniture to farm machinery, Members of this special com mittee are Mrs. Gary Tullis, chairman; Mrs. Glenn Biehl, sec retary; Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mrs, David Rietmann, Mrs. Jack Barak, Mrs. Bill Rietmann, Fred Martin, John Jepsen, Omar Riet mann, Bob Jepsen, Rev, Rod MacKenzie and Mrs. David Ba ker. Anyone having articles to donate, or any questions please contact any member of this com mittee, After the meeting there was a movie shown on the merger of the Congregati o n a 1 and Christian churches with the Evangelical and Reformed churches to form the United Church of Christ. The Arnica club met Wednes day, January 16, at the home of Mrs. Gil Lujan. There was an election of officers with Mrs. John R. Krebs elected president; Mrs. Joe Hausler, vice-president; Mrs. Harold Snider, secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Glenn Biehl, Mrs. Lee Palmer, and Mrs. Arnie Hedman, flower committee. Maranatha club will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Nelson Wednesday, February 13. A pro gram on Christian Education and Family Life will be given by Mrs. Gary Tullis. Seniors Win Clothing Drive The lone High school students have Just completed a World Clothing Fund Drive. The win ning class was the senior class with a total of 270 lbs. of cloth ing collected, Junior class was second with 102 lbs., and the sophomores were third with 85 lbs, A movie sponsored by the Nat ional School Assemblies was shown to the first four grades and the high school at the lone high school Tuesday, February 5. The movie was called "Nature in Your Back Yard," by Bucky Reeves and showed in color, close-up pictures of butterflies, spiders, and other small ani mals. At the Student Council meet ing held in the lone high school Tuesday, February 5, it was de cided to have a March of Dimes contest between the boys and the girls to see who could raise the most money for the March of Dimes Drive. It will run from February 11 to February 25. s v 7A LT. GERALD WHITE Lt. White Gets Silver Wings Second Lieutenant Gerald G. White of lone has been awarded the silver wings of a United States Air Force navigator fol lowing his graduation from nav igator training at James Connal ly Air Force Base, Texas. Lieutenant White, Who holds a B. A. degree from Willamette University, Salem, received radar and celestial navigation train ing in Air Force T-29 "Flying Classroom" aircraft. He is being reassigned to Mather AFB, Calif. The lieutenant, a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon White of lone. COME IN AND SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW STOCK OF FURNITURE PRICED RIGHT FOR YOU CASE FURNITURE CO. We Deliver I 1 ARNIE AND GIL I Terms Can Be Arranged! 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