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lone Tree Planting Project
Gets Visitors' Commendation
If KATKERINE LINDSTROM
JOVT Mi n vrU f
Seattle. rt-uearntlng Sr lt.e.
buck civic beautificatton awards
from tum lone Garden club re
ceived t'W In an J Mr. II.
A. Rowley of CurvalUa, commu
nity Improvement chairman i4
the Oregon Federation vt Garden
club, tutted In lone laf Tue
day to ee the Garden club street
tree planting project- They were
very pleased to are the progre
of Ihe program and nmmrm1s!
the club and cooperating groups
and cttUens for one of the beat
project in the mat.
In lVl ana 13 mec tOC tree
wete removed rrom lrw street
and City Park in lone. The Gar
den club, realizing the need lor
shade, windbreaks, and city
beautiflcatlon. launched a pro
ject to replace the old tree. After
tnoroucn study, the Garden club
Mitn tne aid or the Sear Roe
buck award and contribution
from community organteation
ana inaiviauai. raised tne tuna
to purchase the tree and Icrtilt
xer. One hundred and five tree
wcie planted In 1903-63 by club
member, with the assistance of
the City of lone and Council
member. County Agent, and the
Lion club. All labor ha been
donated to thl most worthwhile
project
Mrs. Joyce Darst and children
itai ana Dixie oi Salem wera
visiting her brother and sister
In law. Mr. and Mr. Loul Carl
on. and family over the week
end. Also visiting at the Carl
son' wa Mr. Darst't son. Len,
wne is a student at Blue Moun
tain College In rendlcton.
Grade Student Guests at Library
The Topic Club, who sponsor
the lone Public Library, ha been
holding open house for students
oi the elementary grades this
week. Members of the club visit
ed the grade school room Mon
day morning and reviewed some
of. the new books and Invited the
children to use the library fre
quently. Visiting the library for
tne first time as students were
th following members of the
first grade: Catherine McElligott,
Jorut Lkstrom. Arlynda Aldrieh
Joe Rietmann. Lori Borgstrom,
Skye Krebs. Bill Tews. Clay West
Danny Akers, David Zinter. Todd
relerson, Jean Mnith. Richard
Keene, and Harvey Childcrs. The
library', which has over 5000 vol
umes and subscribes to eieht per
lodicals, is open on Monday and
Thursdays from 2:30 to 4:30. Mrs
Fonald Bishop is librarian and
Mrs. Walter G. Robert Is her
assistant.
Kenneth Lundell of Oakland
arrived on Thursday for a visit
with his mother, Airs. Oscar Lun
dell, He had just returned from
a trip to Rome, New York, where
he had installed some electronic
eouipment for his company.
While East he visited the World s
Fair in New York City - for two
days. On Monday Mrs- Lundell
accompanied Kenneth to Seattle,
where they went to visit her sL
ter. Monday and Tuesday were
work days at the United Church
of Christ Many members and
friends of the church turned out
to do much needed repair work,
painting, and cleaning. Sunday,
October 4, will be observed as
World-Wide Communion Sunday
and a dedication of church school
teachers and workers for the
coming year will be held.- Also
that eveniner the annual budget
meeting for the United Church of
Christ will be held at 7:30 p. m.
at the church. - '
''Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom,
Jr., are spending a few days in
Portland. While they are away
the cmiaren are visiung ai
home of their grandparents, mt.
snri Mrs Hprhert Ekstrom. Sr.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy A. Linasirom ana iam
liy Is Mrs. Lindstrorri's grand
mother, Mrs. Bert Mason, Sr., of
Willamette Manor in Portland.
Gary Brenner, son of Mr- and
Mrs. C. E. Brenner, enrolled in
the University of Oregon this
week to work toward his Masters
Degree. .
Mr. and Mrs. David Baker
spent Friday and Saturday in
Portland, where they visited
their daughter, Susan, who is go
inp to school in Beaverton. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Ray
Boyce, who visited with her
father, Van Hubbard. He is re
covering satisfactorily from re
cent surgery, but will be at the
hotel for a while before coming
home.
Attending a meeting of the
Women's Fellowship of the Uni
ted Church of Christ of Oregon at
Milwaukie church on Tuesday
weu Mrs. E. M. Baker, Mrs. Mil
ton Morgan, Mrs. Ella Burgoync,
Mrs. Walter B. Crowell, and Mrs
Alfred Nelson Jr.
George Munford of Nampa,
Idaho, spent from Friday to Mon
day here visiting at the home of
nis son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Rietman, and
Chris.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Peck of
Portland were guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mor
gan over the week-end. Coming
up from Portland with them was
Mrs. Peck's aunt, Mrs. John
Voorhees, who visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Crawford. Another
euest at the Morgan home was
their son, Gary, who is attending
school at Columbia Basin Col
lege for his second year.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsay
are in Silverton visiting relatives.
Guest at the F. T. Matin hme
thU trk end were Mr Mmn'
I-airiita, Mr. fcnd Mr. R A. H"f
i n or paiias, ana their nt
Ralph, of Orrrort Cpy. Othrr
gueat t the Martin hm on
Saturday were Mr. and Mr. Rny
Hollo ay of Albany, who were
on a trip up through Kedmond
and the John Day country.
Scott Allan, three month o!J
son of Mr. and Mr. Mike Meri
wether of battle. paucd a ay
on Thusday, September 24. ac
cording to word rrwlvcd here oy
Mr. Mercwcther aunt Mr, Al
fred NrUon, Jr and family.
Robert Jepsen and hi nine
) ear old- on. BUI. pent the
week-end at Bend, where thry
joinru me Miumt club for a
climb lip Mt Broken Top. which
U part of the Cascade Ranee Jut
wet cf Bend, The climb oualiiU'd
BUI for the club. Only one other
cumber a young a he was able
to complete tne climb.
Mr. ana Mrt pale Ray were
hot for an anniversary dinner
on Tuesday evening honoring
sir. ana Mr. Martin Palmer.
Other guests were the ralmers
on ana family. Mr. and Mr. Ie
ralmrr. On Friday evening. Mr.
ana Mr, tee Palmer had a din
ner for the Marion Palmer and
invited guesU were Mr. and Mr.
Lee Pettyjohn and Mary Ann ol
OU x. Mr. and Mr. Harold Sherer.
Mr. and Mr. Paul Pettyjohn. Sr.
Mr. and Mr. Elmer Palmer of
Heppner. and Mr. and Mr. Ken
neth Palmer of Lexington.
Beta umega sorority held a
weiner roast at the mountain
cabin of Mr. and Mr. Don Hell-
ker. Those enjoytne the Friday
evening event were Mr. and Mr.
Bill Rietmann. Mr. and Mr. Joe
Hausler. Mr. and Mr. Rov A.
Lindstrom. Mr. and Mr. Leonard
Herrlck. Mr. and Mr- Don Peter
son. Mr Eulenna Corley. Mr.
and Mr. Arthur Crawford. Mr.
and Mr. Robert Peterson. Mr.
and Mrs. Tad Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hoskins. and Mrs.
Hervel Pettyjohn and son of Ya
kima.
Mr. and Mrs. LeoCrabtree have
received word from their son-in-law,
Wiiliam Gel in as. who left
recently for Germany. He is a
ivnian employee at eisine A.r
Base near Munich, where he
pians io be lor at least a year.
Help Organize New Assembly
Mrs. Lewis Halvorson, mother
advisor of lone Rainbow Assem
bly; Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom and
Mrs. E. R. Shaffer, members of
the Rainbow Board; Bonnie
Hynd, Susan Lindstrom, Judy
Eubanks and Susan Jane Jcpsen,
drove to Wasco on Sunday for
the institution and installation
ot Sherman Assembly Ho. 90,
Order of the Rainbow for Girls.
lone Assembly presented the
cradle, which they had received
when they were the baby Assem
bly in the state. It Will be keDt
by Sherman Assembly until a
new Assembly is instituted in the
state. Bonnie Hynd, worthy ad-vLsor-elect
made the presenta
tion. Susan Lindstrom. erand
choir director, presented the new
assembly a pot of gold from the
lone Assembly.
Mr. and Mrs. Verner Troedson
drove to Portland the first of last
week, to be with Mrs. Troedson 's
uncle, George Brewster who
underwent serious surgery. He
passed away on Friday and fun
erai services were held at Red
mond on luesday. Attending the
services irom nere were Mr. and
Mrs. Troedson, Mrs: Troedson";
mother, Mrs. R. L. Brewster
nd Mr. and Mrs. William
Meiena.
Last .Wednesday night Donna
raimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Palmer had the misfortune
to fall on the bed of a truck and
run a large splinterthrough her
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wgui atui. oie was lanen io a
physician to have it removed.
Three stitches were taken over
the right 'eye of Shelley Bryson
last Thursday, when she fell
from a bicycle and received a
deep cut
.Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams
int' mm bate moved to Prri.li. t ui
an.t ( now at home at Tl4
- h ! Mirrt. Mr llama U at
lending Blue Mount n College.
Another ktudt-rtt al Blue Moun
tain College trout Kite U I rut) I
l'oi!ry.
Hill Aker left en Sunday for
Pur I land, Mher he will again
JMtrnd l.wu and Clark College.
Attend Piea Coafeteoc
Kue from lone aMendlne th
FaMtrn Ihcg.wi High School
fret Confcrrm-e ee Cardmtl
editor, Lee OVonnor. Ionian edi
tor, Connie Oirutohern. Sandy
tiryion. Sandra llolstrtn, IW-
tit-e and !nleee Matthew,
Chrnlyn SmHie. Karen NrUon.
Cherjle Lundell. Jovre Peek and
Sniiiry Hick. Ihe Ionian (high
tchuol annual! revised a travel
Inf tnphy denoting tlrnt plate
winner in "B" iwhool divulon.
Al the Uons Club dinner meet-
lnt on Monday evenine Connie1
OWLIMG
Lexington HEC
Plans Booster
Grange Night
. if DCLtRA JONES
LOINGTON llme IV Club
rf the Lexington t:rance met at
the home f Mr. Wilbur Steag.
all at Thundav attenmon nh
the chairman, Mf. t. C Jonec
prrkidlng. Plans wrte made fur
the next Grange meeting with
the lll.V providing the program.
liana were alo diuMSI for Team Game viern Jewelry
ki.h; iiigrt Tram Series, Bank of
r.aterti tHegon, 2115,
Inaurane. JMJ; High Team SoOnlOf TV Showing
Uam-JlunM'hreit ug. VJl;PvnQf ' T
Pendleton Jce UI
i.iitr the irirvmion
lllith lid Seiir-Jo Ann !ytk.
I Mil; HUh n. Lame Jo Ann
lvk. 211
tlm 8par
Team
(Vntral Market
Bank of Ml
IVterton Jewelry
IVI M.nkrt
Jack ifievron
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I'lma'a Aare
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boitater night at which time
there will be a potluck dinner
with turkey, the main dih.
served rv Ihe Giange. At thl
lime card, pinochle and brittle,
will he pUted. with game lor
Ciucla!
Team W I,
A. L Dacrnt. IUI 3
St Patrick Church II 5
Itel-Mler Mud 10 1 9
Hank of IO t T
Gardner's Men' Wear (I 10
Willow Ctrrk Club 6 10
lK 10
liikt National Bank 3
men i on i.ame . t mc
Ouaiile. IM; lllch Ind Serle-
Maurice t;rose. MA; lllch Team
t.ame llepiiner Mint. tul: lllgn
team N'ltea, A. L. Paggetl, lt ,
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.i..,.in i.r in uMuainr
i,tiM.i,.nhin fli-hl on rlad ru
run on Noetiter la, acrmdinf
la Hb Kichafl. rnairman. i
nations will be cretel by th
ofganualion to pay l"l n
lal cliTjll iniHitm in ivw
rat. making It ataiUtu to an
trlrUun Uewrr in IVtidlrlon.
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Chriktopherson and Chetyle Lun
uell gave report on their attend
ance at Girl State on the Will
amette Campus in Salem Ukt
summer. lsar Peterson, county
judge. poke for a few minute
on the Boeing project.
Leelon member be ran reroof.
inf tne Legion Hall on Tuesday
morr.lng. They would appreciate
an volunteer labor.
Mrs. uariand dwanson was
hobtes to about twelve ladies on
Monday afternoon at a get ac
quainted coffee hour honoring
Mui Dimna George, county home
extension agent
Mr. and Mr. Charles O'Connor
spent the week end In Corvallt
att tiding the mid year confer
ence of the Mate Association of
Lion. Mr. O'Connor, lone chair
man of District No. 3t G. served
on a panel.
children, prize will be given
and refreshment aened. Date
will be announced later.
Thoae treent were Mr Alon-
o Henderson, Mr I'dna Turner.
Mr. Ilorence McMillan. Mr.
Martha Van Schoiack. Mr. Nora
Turner. Mrt Ed Hunt and her
mother who wa guet from
California. Mr. Norman Nelton
and chairman. Mr. Jone. tiext
meeting Is scheduled for the
home of Mr. Nora Turner.
Thuiadoy Night Lodi' Leou
Team W L
KurgtcV Insurance II J
C. I d Cole 14 2
MllJldle 11 '2
1- K Dick 6 )0
Wlkhlng Well 6 10
nri National Bank 5 II
Humphreys Drug 3 13
Phil Pharmacy 2 14
City Leovu
Team
Morgan I'levator
M A K SivH-lals
Parley Motor
Ma on
Klekta IWml
Groe Conntrurtlon
lllchlander
Bet ket l oulpment
Mr. Vic Croahens and on
and Mr. Florence McMillan
were Portland visitors over the
week end.
Mr. and Mr. O. W. CuUforth
returned home one day last
week from Salem. While in that
city they had a car accident
which resulted In the Injury of for the morning were Mr. Ivan
Hunt. Mr. Johnnie Ledbcttrr.
Mr. Gene Cuuforth, Mr. l.'Idon
Padberg. Mr. C. V, Carmlchael,
Mrs. tkn Bcllcnbrork. the htm
tct Mr. Cox and Mr. Bob Da-vldmon.
Vern Leather I a patient In
the Veteran's hospital In Van
couver. Wn.
A cvffe hour honoring Mr.
Mta Grey wa held Saturday at
the home of her daughter, Mr.
teorge Hermann. Those present
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High Ind Game Hubert Wl.
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In-rt Wllaon. High Team
Came Morgan Elevator, teej:
IHCU. Team Serle Morgan Ele
vator, IfTNti.
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Season on Chukar
To Open Saturday
Oregon scatter-gunners are re
minded that the general season
for chukar and Hungarian part
ridge in eastern Oregon will oen
one-naif hour before sunrise Oc
tober 3. A long gunning season
lies ahead for upland bird shoot
ers, with Huns and chukars on
the agenda until January 7, l!Mo.
Bag limit is 8 birds per day in
the aggregate, 16 in oosse.vsion.
Hunters are reminded that the
head and head plummage must
icmain attached to all upland
game birds while in the field or
forest or in transit.
The season for ringneck phea
sacts. valley and mountain quail
1 is scheduled to open at 8 a. m..
vjciooer ii, wirougnoui me enure
state, two weeks later than for
chukars and Hungarians- For
cock pheasants, the season Is
scheduled through November 23.
The quail season in western Ore
got. will also close on November
29, but is extended in eastern
Oregon through January 7. Hunt
era are reminded there is no
season on bobwhite quail.
Hunters are urged to check the
regulations for season dates, bag
limits and other rules for the
hunt Copies of the regulations
may be obtained at all license
agencies.
Former lone Resident
Injured at Board man
W. G. Seehafer is recovering
in the Umatilla hospital from
injuries received September 23
at Boardman while moving
cattle to a new pasture. His horse
fell on him as it was running
to turn the cattle. Injuries in
cluded a slight concussion, bro
ken shoulder blade, bruises and
lacerations over his body, and
ten stitches required on his fore
head.
He Is showing Improvement at
the hospital, but It will be sev
era! months before complete re
covery. His daughter, Mrs,
Eulenna Corley. visited him
over the week-end.
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Mr Cuttforth' foot. They drove
a new Chrysler Imperial to their
home from that ritv.
Mr. and Mr. William P.
Klinger and on have moved to
Heppner from the Carl Mar-
quardt ranch where they have
been employed.
Mrs. Mta (.rev and daughter
Mickey are visiting her daugh
ter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
George Hermann. Mr. Grey
make her home In Phoenix.
Ariz.
Lexington Bridge club met
last Thursday at the home of
Mr. Lester Cox. Thojw present
for the evening were Mrs. Dean
Hunt. Mr. Bob Davidson. Mr.
Gladys Van Winkle and Mr.
B. J. Doherty and the hoates
and honoree.
Mr. and Mr. Archie Nlchol
visited Mr. Ina Nlchol one day
last week In Pendleton where
Mr. Nichols Is a patient In a
nursing home.
Mr. and Mr. C. C. Jones spent
a couple of day thl week In
Portland on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunt are
California visitor this week.
They took her parents to their
home there after a few day
visit In College Place. Wn. and
In Lexington.
NOTICE TO CltCDrrORS
Notice 1 hereby given that the
undersigned ha been duly ap
pointed by the Probate Court of
Morrow County, State of Oregon.
Executor of the estate of Helen
A. Cohn, deceased, and all per
sons having claim against the
estate of said deceased are here
by required to present same with
proper vouchers duly verified to
the undersigned at the office
of Mahoney and Ahrama, Hepp
ner, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
Dated and first published this
24th day of September. 1!HV4.
II AHOLD A. COHN
Executor
Mahoney and Abram.
Attorneys at Law
Heppner. tregon 30 33c
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Paul W. Jonos
Democrat
Morrow County
Judge
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Central Committee. Al Lamb,
Heppner, Chairman).
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