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Air Force Film on Defense
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IONK An excellent U. H Air
Ftm flUn on North. American
defense waa shown at the Mun
day night dinner mreimg of
(he uim I .Ion club al Klefanl a
banquet nwim, Tb film was
Ihrwn bv M Jeph I. Higl"W,
nfirrrtaiuin tiffbvr of In luii
don Mr lrce Baa.
Three nrw members were ln
Itlatcd, William Sihn. U N.
Hrrrlik. ml Ky A. Undstrom.
Two new transfera wcr present,
tXercll Ifolateln and Ralph t bc.
wy of lleppner. A large crowd
waa In attendance.
Mr ami Mr. Paul lYttyMtn.
Jr.. were luMtcasca fir a dinner
on Saturday evening In Rimmst
of Mr. ivilv John's mother. Mra.
Paul IVttvJohn. Sr. Other i-urli
tsa.ait sua a. east taiiil ! la li n
Mr anl Mra. fleo Drake rJ
'l BP 111 ST - a
Kottrrt. Mr. and Mr. Wane
llama and aon of IVndlcton, Mr.
and Mra. l.lvl Murtran. Vlrgll
and Ibmnlr, ami K H Lundcll,
Mr and Mra. J a mra Harnett
and family spent I hi week end
In IHirtland ami Grraham, where
thev were guests of Mr. and Mra.
Paul Harnett. They attended the
l-e hockey Kami and the Horn
Know al the Coliseum.
Milton Morgan, president of
the Utreot r Wheat GmweV;
lacuc, aitrnt from Turly to
Saturday In Kanaaa City attend
ln a national meeting on wheat
uttl.atlon at Kanaaa Stat l'ol
li tre. lie mad tha trip by Jilane
from fort I and.
rtawr Taocbff Joins Staff
Kd Haseloff, a graduate of
Writ Traaa State In 1'Jol. ar
rived I ait Monday to tearh In
the hU'h artiiMd. ilia ms)(r Is In
bloloKical acienres and he will
trarh math and acienre classes,
lie has worked for the foret
aervire In Texas and has taught '
two yearn at Stinnett. Te. He
will replace Jamea Dceney, w-fio
waa not acrredlted to tearh In
Ore iron.
Mrs. Marlon Palmer was hos
trim last Thursday afternoon at
a coffee parly honoring Mrs.
Taut I'rtt) john. Sr. on her birth
day. Curst preaent were Mra.
Gottfried Herman. Mrs. Clell
Ri a. Mrs. Cleo Drake. Mrs. liar
old Kherer, Mrs. John Jrpaen,
Mra. Lewis llalvorsen. Mrs. Ie
Palmer, and Mrs. Larry Prock
from lleppner.
Mrs. Tom YVhlta and Inland
and Yvonn returned )rtday
from a trip which took them to
La Grande and Athena to visit
friends and to Portland, where
they were ruesta of her DarenU,
Mr. and Mr. Lcland Moe. hit.
White spent the wrest hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce,
I SlTiil
nil family f Redmond spent
the nrr end hrrr vtistirr her
ia refill, Mr, and Mra, lUrudl
Sherrr,
Hne tVonomlf Hub of Wil
low a Grne will inert lr an
II dav meeting t the hell on
Thursday, November ltf
Tlr?imv ficlinaa. small son of
Mrs William Olinaa. who
her vUMintf Ms grartdparenta.
Mr. and Mrs tjnt CraMrre. aient
from Sunday to Tuely In
Inmieer Mrmuilal tioatiltal with
a residratory lnfeiinri.
Mra Hrnwarri Ki-reevln or
Pendleton waa a week rttd vUltor
t the home of Mr. and Mra.
lielln-ft linert She rrturned
home n Mundsy.
Mr. and Mrs Uavld flaker and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul prttytohn. Sr,
i.ti fund (,f Mr. and Mr Kavileril al the Vrterans hmiiiial.
Ie In Pendleton on Priday
evening Tlie caTaaiun markeil
, I ri- birthday of Mr
llaker and
Mrs I'rtltr'hn.
Mr and Mrs. K. w. Hrlow
and ln drove to Portland Sat-
urday evening to meet their son
and daurhter in law. Captain
and Mra. John Urlstow and farm
lly, who flew down from lllelson
Air Kone Uase at KaUbariks.
Alaska They returned to lone .
on Sunday, wrier they will have
a vacation before going to
tlrccnvllle. Te, where ("apt.
BrUtow will le at a tinned with
he Air forr Wln. Whlhj
in Portland the famlllc visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Brtstow.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Msrtln
have received word that their
dauirhter. Jean, a student at Ore
iron State, had rtl(-lratcd In
the state contest. "Make It With
Wool" contest In Corvallls enter
ing a beige wool coat. She waa
runner-up In the contest and
waa Judged the best In con
structoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bishop
took their daughter. Barbara, to
the train at liinkle on Sunday
fternoin. She spent the week-
end here from school at ajC b
The Topic club aponaored a
movie at the achool cafctorlum
on Saturday evening. The rlub
would like to thank all those
who attended and thojn who
purchased tickets, but were un
able to attend. Proceeds will be
uird for the library.
Social Club of Locust Chapter
No. 119. OKS. met at the home
of Mrs. K. M. Baker on Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Walter
Ikibyna of L'ugene waa a guest
After tha business meeting,
group dresses were discussed
and one sample was shown to
the group.
McCuidr la California
Mr. and Mr. Harlan McCurdy,
Sr., are vUJtlng at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
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Heppner, Oregon, Thursdoy, November 1 2,
Mr. and Mra. Un OllHirn arvl
family at Urf Brarh. Calir.
Ttiey were dr Urn dwn by their
aon. Harlan it of Hrppnrr. r
Hew borne after a suit wun
lalthe relallvra. Ti e MCurdys will
ro from lnr iesh to Yum
Aril, where tliry will aiirnd the
wlnirr montha.
Mr. and Mra Cottfreld Her
' maun have aold thnr farm home
three miles aooin or lorte. is Mr.
n! Mra. ( ontey fjinham of
, rMrier. Mra. Ilrrmann will
't-iMiiinue to live there whlla ah
Is houw hunltni She ifent th
' week end In Walla Walla visit
In Mr, Hermann, who la a pat
Norman Swanaon of Portland
j lrourht his mother, Mra. Alary
swanaon. nome on jwiiurciay.
(She had been visiting relatives
In Salem and Itonianil. He ie-
malned ur.til Monday and went
f bird hunting,
Mrs pat llimmonl and two
'children sjient -vrral days here"
from her home In llermlston vis-
mm her parents. Mr. ar.d Mra.
l,-iiK-n flmerL while her hua-
band was on a hunting trip.
DaSlshopa Walcotaa Son
Mr. and Mrs. Ii k U tiishop of
Portland are proudly announ
cing the birth tt their first child.
The little boy welched 7 lb .
7 oi, and has been named
ICobert liirhard. lie arrlvrd on
November 6. tirandparrnts are
Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Morrison of
lone and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
ItrUUhop of San Anselmo. Calif,
(rear grandparenta Include Lrn
eat Perrel of The Dallca.
Monday evening dinner cucsta
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Palmer were Mr. and Mr.
Lincoln Naah. Mr. and Mrs. l.yle
Jensen and family. Mr. and Mra.
Dean Connor and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Palmer.
The dinner waa In honor f Lee
Palmer's birthday.
Suan Kay Lindstrom, grand
choir director of International
Order of Kalnbow for Girls In
Oregon, Judy Kubanks, Teresa
Stefanl. and Bonnie Morgan at
tended a reception at Arlington
Assembly on Sunday for Jmie
Fllpten. Grand He present a tlve of
Washington in Oregon. Tne giria
were taken to the party by Mm.
1 toy w. Undstrom. Also attend-
ine were Mr. and Mra. Lewis
llalvorsen. Mrs. llalvorsen la
mother advisor of lone Assem
bly.
Lee O'Connor spent the week
end In Eugene attending Home
coming festivities at tha Unlver-
slty of Oregon. She stayed with
her cousin. Air. and Ml. J. 1L
Ilendrickson.
Mrs. 11 M. Baker, who la fin-
muniy
Fair Pavilion, Heppner
Off 4-H Grand Cfaampiin
i PriiDjtfly At
By Ladies Of
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MARK McKalor of fansdlaton.
Oregon swat with Governor
MARK Hatfield to kick-off rh
onnuol appeal of rh Mvscular
Dystrophy Auotiotioa for
fundi lo eld la finding tha
covta end cvra of this dltaos.
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ance chairman, attehded a atateUhop held at the Church of the
executive committee meeting of
the W omen a Fcllowsnip or urc
pon at the Interrhurch Office
Building In Portland last Thurs
day. Six organlratlons use this
new bulldine Including the
United Church of Christ, the
Kp!scopal churches, Presbyter
lans nisclDlea of Christ, the Port
land Council of Churches, and
the Orecon Council of Churches
She waa accompanied to the city
by Mra. Norman Newon
Toole Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. M. H Cotter on
Friday afternoon at 2:15 pm.
Members are to bring an an
tlque and be prepared to tell
about It
Mrs. Clara Kincald. who had
mator aureerv at Pioneer Mem
orial hospital last week. Is stead-
v ImDrovlne. Her brother. Joe
Mason, of Prinevllle, who has
been here, has returned home.
Mrs. Marv C Eroert Is visit-
Ing at the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. Frank Ward at Kuna.
Idaho. while having . medical
check-up In that city.
Dedication of hymnal racks.
HVilfeDinigi
O Election of Two Directors
O Election of Seven Associate
Directors
O Annual Report
Willows Grange, lone
HEPF1MBI2
961 Sec. 2-4 poges
an outalda tHitlettn board, and
a memorial Imiom was led at.Kranell Walker. Mia fartkrw;
the United Chunh of Christ on ' freshmen Oorge Kenney, Lin
Sunday momrr during the wor-da Tatone.
ship aervk-e. The hymnal racks) B roll 3 AO to 3V): seniors
wef memorial for Maneell Lyle Jiohh. fuck Skoubo, John
Townaend, aon of Mr. and Mr, fthrop, Barbara M'orkle: Jun
llerthal Townaend; the bulletin ' raTonl Olin, Mike .4mith,
tard In memory of Mis. ftert . Glenn Shmeder, Penny Kuey;
Hi hoi palmateer; and the
memorial book a gift from the
Maranatha rlub contributions
given to the Memorial perma
nent Improvement Fund.
Hoe or II oil Aaaeuaced
The first nine week honor roll
for students r.f the !or. High
m hoid was released this wet k.
It Is based on a 34 CPA or
better. Cbcryle Lundell, a sen-
tor, topped all atudenU with a
.t7. tther honor students are
Cherllyn Smouse. Janice Snider.
Kathy Keene, IXTlrce Matthew.
Karen Nelson. Bernlece Mat
thews fat M -fllllgott. Maureen
MrKlilgott. Sid Zinter. Lee
Ot'onnr, Janet Palmateer, Bon-
nle Hyr.d. Mary Nichols and
Terrl tilonnor.
Arleta McCabe. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lar! Mr-Cabe. ac
companied Mr. and Mr. Kim
ball Tcltefon of Milton Free
water to Portland Saturday,
where ahe participated In the!
Make It W ith Wool contest. The
McCabe'a also went down for
the contest The Tellt-fsona'
daughter also competed. Arleta
won fourth In the state.
Several from here attended
the church school teacher's work-
Redeemer In Pendleton on Mon
day. F. T. Martin and Mrs.
Illllll i BO
n:::ATi3i3 ts:ic:::ilaiti
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TRAINED TO FOLLOW
DOCTOR'S ORDERS
You put
hands
pharmacist fills
eription.
We carry a
complete stock
of fresh,
drugs.
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Riverside Honor Students Announced
If MART IZt KAtLOW
HOARDMAN The honor roll
for the first nine weeks of River
side High achuol baa be-n an
nounred a folluwa: A rl l-JW
i 4( Sentoea Terry Mry. 4 ,
h"Y Oberm-er, Anna Mae Me
Uuaw. :dmond Jones, fiewena
West, Jeniece MtLlroy; Junior
thurk Jackson; aphomorea
atjphomore Unda Senn. t hea
ter Phillip. Shirley Dixon, Car-
Robert Jeien were leader In
the lunior and adult am km.
Also apendlng the day thera
were Mr. fWman Neloo. Mra.
Arthur Llnltrorn. Mra. Robert
Rietmann. Mrs. K. T. Martin,
Mr. Itoy Gcxlrow. Mr. Gil Lu
Jan. and Mr. Bill fUetmann and
Kev. and Mr, trowel. mij Ruth
Bailey, director of Christian Kdu
cation of the United Church of
Chrit. was In charge of the
meetings. The lone group waa
hostess for the representative
from all the churches In the
Mid Columbia Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White,
Mrs. tdythe White and Dale
White attended a funeral at
BUkleton. Wn., on Saturday.
Mr. Walter Dobyna left this
week-end after an extended
visit here with relativea and
friends. She was going to Morton.
Wn., to visit Mrs. Grace Ware,
brfore returning to her horn In
L'ugene.
F. T. Martin drove to Mil
waukie on Thursday to attend
a meeting of the Conference of
the Commission of Church and
Ministry. Mr. Martin is a mem
ber of this state committee. Mrs.
Martin accompanied him.
your health In
when our registered
your
pure
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FINE
of Anna Harper; freshmen Car
olyn Burg, bvtty Fppenhach. Dr
lene Gollyhern, Anna Ubermeler.
Mr. Cliff. Wenatrhee. vUlted
Wednesday through Friday at
tha home of her ttJhr and
sister In law. Mr. and Mr. Flvtn
Lly. Another sister. Mr. Claud
Bowman of Lebanon, returned
home with her after visiting at
tha Fly home f'r two weeka.
Thursday the ladle and Mr
Fly went to La Grande to Visit
at the home of Mrs. Jv a ain-In-law
and daughter. Mr. and
Mr. Fldon Lilly. J"ce Lilly re
turr.ed here to visit.
Mr. and Mr. Nell Itogerann
are the parents of a sn W a l
Nell. brn November 5 in The
Dalles The baby weighed acven
Dounds. twelvt ounce Grand-
parent w airs, i-va ivwaoa w
Willowdale. ine Kouermma lived
here until Just recently.
The Boardman Garden club
will meet November 1 at the
home of Mr. Walter Wy.
The Home Extension Unit will
meet November 17 at the home
of Mrs. W. G. Seehafet at 10:30
a.m.
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