Garden Club To Sponsor Second Planting
By JUNE CHRISTOPHEHSON
Ph. 676-5322
Calendar of Events:
lone Bridge club Thur s d a y,
February 21.
lone Extension Th u r s d a y.
muicn , ai iu:30 a.m.
Rebekahs Thursday, February
Reception for Rey. Rod Mac
Kemie and family Sunday,
March 3, from 3 to 5 p.m.
10NE The lone Garden club
met recently at the home of Mrs.
Kathryn Yarnell with Mrs. Oscar
Lundell as co-hostess. Plans for
a spring planting of 39 additional
street trees was reported. Among
those ordered are Blue Ash, Red
Vein Crab, Thunderbird Plum,
Skyline Locust, and Dolgo Crab.
The committee, consisting of
Mrs. Fannie Griffith, Mrs. Ron.
aid Bishop, Mrs. Phil Emert, Mrs.
Elbe Akers, and chairman, Mrs.
Frederick Martin, has been
working the past month on this
project, second of a series of
plantings, as a result of receiv-
ing a special grant from the
Sears, Roebuck Foun d a 1 1 o n
through the Oregon Federation
ot uarden clubs. The club de
cided to serve a noon dinner to
all workers who assist with the
planting.
The lone Lions club, the city
council and numerous citizens
are cooperating with the Garden
club on this project. Sixty-four
trees were planted last year. The
possibility of organizing a Junior
Garden club was to be investi
gated by Mrs. Emert, Mrs. Ralph
Crum and Mrs. William Raw
lins.
Program for the day was
"Lilies, Their Growth, Care and
Use in Arrangements, presented
by Mrs. Vida Heliker. Mrs. Omar
Rietmann discussed winter care
and feeding of our bird friends.
Fifteen members responded to
rolr call by naming their fav
orite lily and something about
the lite ot Abraham Lincoln.
Special recognition was given
Mrs. Griffith, president, during
the refreshments hour, extend
ing happy birthday wishes to
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her. A "rigged" drawing gave
(her the door prize, which was
a jardeniere.
Mrs. Hynd Gets 52-year Jewel
The last meeting of the Re
bekahs was held at the home
of Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn. The com
mittee for the meeting included
Mrs. Pettyjohn, Mrs. Lewis Ball
and Mrs. Ida Coleman. During
the evening a 25 year veteran's
jewel was presented to Mrs. Lw
ing Hynd.
Ministers Lead Discussion
The Topic club met at the
home of Mrs. Charles OConnor
Friday, February 8. Two min
isters, Pastor Kenneth Robinson
of Valby and Hope Lutheran
church, and Father Raymond
Beard conducted a panel dis
cussion on the "Meaning of
"Lent." Rev. MacKenzie was
called out of town at the last
minute and could not participate
in the program. Guests were
Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Sr., ana Mrs
Gene Rietmann. Hostesses were
Mrs. Charles O'Connor, Mrs. Da
vid Baker and Mrs. Wm. Raw
lins. Mrs. Elmo McMillan of Salem
is in lone taking care of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Swanson who
has recently been released from
the hospital.
Mrs. Etta Huston left Friday,
February 15, to visit her sister,
Mrs. H. A. Rix at Orchards, Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kamrath of
Oregon City were week-end
guests at the Wm. Rawlins home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tews have
been visiting Mr. Tews' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tews in
Seattle for the past week. Mr.
Tews returned home Sunday,
and Mrs. Tews will be home this
week-end.
Registration for kindergarten
will be for March 1 at 10:30 a.m.
in the grade school kindergarten
room. For more information
about kindergarten, please call
Mrs. Keith Rea.
lone grade school basketball
teams will travel to Stanfield
Thursday, February 28, for their
final game. Game time is 2:00
p.m.
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Crabtree over the
week-end of February 16 and
17 were Mrs. Roger Gelines of
Manchester, New Hampshire,
Mrs. Blanche Scheelar of Salem,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Scheelar.
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Scheelar of Portland, Rudy
Mundy and Bob Guzzo from Con-;
don Air Base.
After the baptism of Miss
Sharon Crabtree on Thursday
evening, February 14, there was
a family supper at the home of I
Mr. and Mrs. David Baker. Th'Ose
attending were Father Bear;l
Mrs. Alvin McCabe and sons,
Mrs. Blanche Scheelar, Molly
Scheelar, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crab
tree, Miss Sharon Crabtree and
Bill Gelinas.
Week-end guests of the Lewis
Halvorsens were Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Hauffman and fam
ily of Salem, and Mrs. Roy Slen
der of Salem.
Crabtrees Entertain at Dinner
A wedding rehearsal supper
was held at the Leo Crabtree
home on Friday evening, Feb
ruary 15. Those in attendance
were Mr. and Mrs. Don Scheelar
and family, Portland; Mrs.
Blanche Scheelar, Salem; Mrs.
Roger Gelinas, Manchester,; Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Crabtree and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mc
Cabe and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Baker and family, Judy Mor
gan, Mike Davidson, Jim Mc
Elligott, Rudy Mundy and Bob
Guzzo of Condon, Miss Sharon
Crabtree and fiance, Bill Gelinas.
PTA To Sponsor Movie
lone FEA met Wednesday,
February 13, at the high school
cafetorium. The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Garry Tullis. Minutes were read
by Mrs. Ronald Bishop, secretary.
Betty Rietmann reported for the
Ways and Means committee that
the family night movie and sup
per which were held on January
13 were very successful, netting
$151.00. The committee will not
sell sweat shirts this year due
to lack of orders, They hope to
order them early in the fall if
enough interest is shown to war
rant it.
Plans are being made to show
a movie "Cheaper by the Dozen,"
on April 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the
high school cafetorium. Fred
Martin reported on the Basic
School Support fund. It was re
ported that the immunizatoin
clinic was to be held on Thurs
day, February 14 at the elemen
tary school.
Mrs. Milton Morgan had
charge of the program which
consisted of a piano solo by
Terry O'Connor, a musical skit
by Bonnie Akers, Teresa Stefani,
Denise and Bernlce Matthews,
Bonnie Morgan, and Pamela
Proudfoot. A combo composed of
the following members of the
high school played several num
bers: Bobby Lee DeSpain, trum
pet and trombone; Rollie Ek
strom, trombone; Tass Morrison,
drums; Steve Lindstrom, clar
inet; Marvin Padberg, piano;
Dick Hynd, trumpet; and Larry
Eubanks, trumpet. Gene Harry
man gave a commentary on
courses offered by lone high
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Cathy Hausler demonstrated
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Cottonettes 4-H meeting Feb
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in lone. Mrs. Hausler added
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school for the past two years.
Meeting was adjourned and re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Fred Martin, Mrs. Jack Barak,
Mrs. Roy Martin, Mrs. Bryce
Keene and Mrs. Clell Rea. Valen
tines were displayed by the first
and second grade rooms.
Four-H week, March 2-9, was
discussed and committees were
appointed. Deniece Matthews
and Cathy Hausler are to put
up our display in Paul Petty
john's window and Berniece
Matthews and Karen Nelson are
to remove it. Merri Lee Jacobs
and Pam Proudfoot are to put
up the club's fair booth.
Mrs. Keith Rea demonstrated
how to clean sewing machines.
Visitors included Joyce Howton
of Hermiston and Mrs. Hausler.
March 9 is the date for the
next meeting.
(one Church Schedules
Many March Events
IONE Twelve young people
are enrolled in the confirmation
class of the lone Community
cnurcn ana met lor the lirst of
its eight sessions on Sunday
evening at 6 p.m. Attending are
Robert and Delores Emert, Chuck
Herrick, Louis Ortiz, Jim and
Marrilee Jacobs, Joe and Mark
Halvorsen, Pam Proudfoot, Ralph
Proudfoot, Ralph Martin, Karen
Nelson and Chuck Nelson.
Church school classes will par
ticipate in the 11 o'clock hour
worship during Lenten season.
Beginning March 2, the first
Sunday in Lent, and through
Palm Sunday, April 7, worship
will have some student leader
ship. March 10 is 4-H Sunday
and lone 4-H members will take
part. Primary church school
classes will continue to start at
9:45 a.m. and morning worship
at 11:00.
Easter Sunday will begin with
a community sunrise service at
6 a.m. Maranathas are organ
izing breakfast following the ser
vice.
The Deacons met Wednesday,
February 13, and during the
meeting accepted the resignation
of Bob DeSpain. Robert Emert
was appointed to fill Mr. De
Spaln's unexpired term as Dea
con.
Maranathas met Wednesday,
February 13, at the home of
Mrs. Fred Nelson with Mrs.
Bertha Nelson, Sr., and Mrs.
Norman Nelson as co-hostesses.
Mrs. Garry Tullis presented the
program on Christian Education
and Family Life in the church.
Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, vice-
president, will take over Mrs.
MacKenzie's position as presi
dent when she leaves in March.
Reporter Appointed
The Nit-Wits 4-H club held a
moetlnff Februarv 18 at the
home of Jeri Keithley. All mem
bers were present.
Under new business thev ap
pointed Delbert McLachlan re
nnrtpr. as Karen DraDer has
moved. They practiced casting
on. Refreshments were enjoyed.
Npxt meetinEr will be held at
Janet McCurdy's home on Feb
ruary 25.
Delbert McLacnian, reporter
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