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Mtodows April IT. the first win ol the racina seaaoa for the Morrow "Jf r
AA tlm. locker U Tom Simms and trainer U Warn McMeana. Mr. and Mr. Barclay "ana
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Plans Moving Ahead
For Annual Barbecue
And Church Auction
IONE Plans for the third an
i.aal bwf barbooue and auction
sponsored by the lone UnKd
Church of Christ are underway
with Carry Tullls as general
chairman. The event wHl take
p'ace at tne wniows Grange
r'all on Saturday, June 12.
Many Interesting items will
he up for auction including the
large, old iron church bell from
tne belfry of the old lone Bip
t'st church. Furniture, animals,
mac hincry, appliances, and
nr-any other things will also be
sold. A snack bar. delicious din
ner, a silent auction (which is
always extremely popular with
tne crowd , will also be features
of the day. - . . .
Articles for auction are need
ed and anyone desiring to con
tribute may notify Lindsay Kin
caid or Donald Bristow for list
ing. Other committee chairmen
are tickets, Mrs. Milton Morgan:
arrangements, John Jepsen; din
ner, Mrs. Phin tmert; siiir.i
auction, Mrs. Norman Nelson;
barbecue, Pete Cannon; sack
bar, Mrs. Walter Jacobs, and
publicity. Donald Bristow.
A preliminary meeting of all
thairmen will be held at tne
church on Monday evemng,
Apii! 26, according to an an
r.nrncemcnt by Mr. TuUis.
Judge Paul Jones and Larry
Cook attended the annual Grand
Chapter meeting of the Royal
Arch Masons last Tuesday
through Thusday at the Mason
ic Temple in Portland. Jones was
appointed Grand Principal So
journer of Oregon.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted to Pioneer
Memorial hospital during the
past week and still receiving
medical care are the following:
Paul Volet. Condon; Nina Sny
der. Heppner; Frank DeMerrltt,!
Klnzua; Vivian Elder, Heppner.
and Michael Sweek, Heppner.
Those who received medical
care, and were then dismissed.!
were the following: Tillle Me-
Qulnn, Spray; Karen Cox. Lex
ington; Lawrence juuesun,
HeDoner: Robert Irbv. Olex; and
Dyrk Dunlay, Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley H. Pad
hcrc of Lfxineton became par-
nic rf thrtr Rpconrt son on Tues
day, April 20. His birth weight
was 8 lbs.. 10 ol. ana nas oeen
named Kenneth Jay. He joins
a brotner. Larry Lee, ana a sis
ter, Debbie Kay. at home. Ma
ternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mr O E Raker and Daternal
grand parernts are Mr. and Mrs.
Oris Padoerg, ail oi Lexingron.
County Health Group
Sets Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the
Morrow County TB and Health
Association has been announced
for Tuesday evening, April 27,
in the conference room at the
Bank of Eastern Oregon, start
ing at 8:00 p.m.
Rav Buckwalter. program dir
ector for the Eastern Region of
TB and Health Assoc.. will be
present to speak on the newly
adopted reorganization program
in the county and will answer
questions regarding it
There will be an election of
new officers for the coming year.
The meeting is open to the
public.
Services in Monument
For Mrs. Fergerson
MONUMENT Funeral services
for Xamie Bell Fergerson. a,-
79, were held Thursday. April 15,
at the Monument Commum'y
church at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Phillip
kvan of John Dav Christian
church officiated. Organist was
Mrs. Neva Jones and hyrmu
wpro nunc hv Dick George.
Wayne Leathers. Jr. Kay Harris
and Mrs- Clyde Cavender.
Mi. FjM-pprson was bo. n
March 5. 1SS at Fox. Oregon, to
Francis Marlon and Nancy Jos
ephine Round. She died April
12 in the John Day hospital and
wa-: buried at Hamilton be-M.c
her husband Jesse who with t vo
sons Floyd and Marion, pre
ceded her in death.
Surviving are one daughter.
Mrs. Winona Williams of Huich
Inson. Kan., a daughter-ln-lav
Erma Fergerson of John Day
who took care of her; one sUier,
Mr?. Lottie Foss of Boise, Idaho,
two brothers. Chester and Ed
Round of Monument; several
nieci-s and nephews.
Library Week Set
The week of April 25 to May
1 has been designated as Na
tional Library Week and special
emphasis will be given at the
Heppner Public Library during
those days, according to Blanche
Brown, librarian. She urges res
idents to visit the library. Reg
ular hours will be Monday and
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to
8 p.m., and on Saturday, 2 to o
p.m. Book fines owed during this
week will be cancelled, she said.
Visiting here last week from
Port Townsend, Wn., with Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Hayden were
Mrs. Hayden's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Comrlne.
Oregon Industries
Subject of Report
At lone Topic Club
IONE T1U? Club met at t.i.
home vt Mr. Uiy W. Un.ls.ir-.in
Itr the April meeting witn Mri.
lom rniu.tliwt and Mr. Omar
Kwtmann auung rucM-.
Miv Pniudf. tfav a riu t
on Oregon Induktty. She tainted
out Dial duo to the tiiola.
(rtm rad miK-ti, Oregon wj
a p'tnluivr of quality rtlu--
ratlur than quantity. Itilo.ly.
he ureed the lumber hu..
in- and It many by-prod t.
agriculture, apparel Industry,
metal wvtklng. ehemleata and
mt-taiturgy, rleetronun and i
entitle intrumcnt. and t:e
fitod canning and freezing buJ-ne!i-.
She listed owt win
panie that are Oregon's alone
J.ne Krebu and Marlene Mo
Gilt Rave ewlng and knlttlr.g
ilerrmnstratlona to the groui.
Ttuy are member vt "lUv
Buky Bee" 4 11 club and thvl:
h-ajer U Mr. llng llynd '
Civ.!. Vklxa wa alni a ;uel.
Plan were made at the meet.
Ing for the dewrt card party
to be held at the Masonic 1UU
on Saturday atternoon. May 1,
at 12:. Pinivhle. bridge aim
court whist will tie played ami
ptlw awarded to the wlnm.i.
All rrtKeetU will co toward par-
chasing book for the public
library which Is sponsored fy
the Tepic Club.
T.ie library has abiut 5,0
volumes at present anl ten er
lodicfcls on the ahelvea. Ih-muc
numerous referenee rxKk and
raniphlets. Over 100 books ai.
issued on library days to school
children by librarians. Mrs. Ron
aid Bishop and Mrs. Walter Rob
erts. Thereafter the dub speiio
the bulk of Its income on liic
purchase of new books for the
chllaien's shelve.
Tlie library Is managed by a
boerd compsed of Mrs. Bishop.
Mrs. John Proudfoot. scretary.
Mrs. Verner Troedson. Mrs. Elm
it Griffith, and Mrs. Roy W.
LlrJjlom, president of the eiub.
Library day are Monday nnd
Thu'suay from 2:30 to 4:30 put.
and on Wednesday for visita
tions from the school childien,
accompanied by their teacher.
lining National Library Week
beginning April 23. member of
the community are urgeil to
visit the library and become ac
quainted with the books avail
ble and enjoy checking out a
book.
Over The
Tee Cup
lone Band Gets
Superior Rating
lone High School's band re
ceived a superior rating at the
band competition held Saturday
at La Grande. The Cardinal
band was one of only two class
D schools to receive the 1 rating.
Class D schools are those under
100 enrollment.
Judges said that the lone
group was outstanding and com
plimented Carol Miller, director,
and members for their appear
ance, spirit and orderliness, as
well as the "sound of the band."
Three numbers played by the
Cards were "Burnished Brass,"
"An Occasional Suite." and
"Variation Overture." The band
plans to give a concert on May
14.
FORD'S TIRE SERVICE 7TH ANNUAL
Br DEC CRIIBLC
Tuesday found nine golf
minded kU at the lut Ihhi
for ftandvtlch, colfix and cake,
a promiMst. lHt of l"oh !
rusnlon. came the following:
n-w officer for the golfing gal
are Ikmna McOurdy, general
chairman. alted tv VI l-an
ham, Juanlta Carmlchael and
ttev Gunderson; and for non
golfer are Mary KlU-n Myer.
H.ttv SpauKtlng. 'Ma Piln.llo.
Lib IViggrtt and Virginia Rom--wall
lUrel Mahonev generous
ly offered her ervlcv for a sec
ond term as secretary treasurer.
We al dreamiMl up some
"slr-prlre" for the nrt few
Sumtav. On April 25 the Wil
low Creek golfer are Imlted to
play at I'matill iMcNaryl. Tm'
off time l :u am. tda light
alng, with plav for llh men
and gal. Lunch will be served.
Past eniH-rleiu-e ha taught u
thl ha been much fun o turn
out!
On May 5 will be Twilight
League play for men. Marling
at 3.tu so come on out ami sup
port your activity chairman.
War ha been declared for
Mav 2 the north against the
south, with the courthouse as
the determining factor, t.ouer
living north of It will be the
"north" team, and those living
south will be the 'south" team.
Member living on ranches are
Invited to come on In and you'll
be "drafted" to a team. Tee-off
time is 9:00 a.m.
Gals. Monday, April 26. will
be a clean-up day for the club
house, starting at 9:30. Many
hands make light work, so we'll
see ya" there. Day's play will re
main at 11 o'clock until weath
er gets settled.
Hazel Mahoney was the low
score-maker this week with a
43. and Cora Mae Ferguson had
least putts.
Would you believe It? One of
our good Lexington golfers car
ries a "litter bag" on ner can.
and never passes a twig!
Long Illness Takes
Miss Dona E. Barnctt
Funeral services for Dona E.
Barnett, 82, a daughter of a pio
neering Lexington family, will
be held Sunday. April 25. at 2
p.m. at the Lexington Christian
church. Rev. Earl Soward will
officiate, with interment follow
ing at the Lexington cemetery.
Miss Barnett died Wednesday.
April 21, at the Emanuel Hospit
al in Portland, where she had
been a natlent periodically for
the past 14 months.
She was born August 20. 18S2,
in Arkansas, the daughter of
William F. and Mary E. Barn-1
ctt, pioneer ranchers and owners
or tne w. t. Barnett store in
Lexington. She had In recent
years made her home In Lexing
ton with her sister, Mrs- Henry
(Trannle B. Parker.
Cascade Funeral Chapel. Port
land, and Sweeney Mortuary
are In charge of funeral arrangements.
Opal Driggs Attends
Tclephono Reunion
A wllt came true for Mi1
Opal Ittlgg thl week when
I. uni t thai he would he able lit
mend two day of the Plone-r
'lelei l.one Homecoming week lit
IS'll.tlctoii. hoiiollng retired tele-
hunt employee that hit. I gi.cn
2t or nuue year if service
She participated In II
oming ly actlUtles Wed net
u.V with rt-il banquet .ifid
piogtaiit honoiing the plner
mployee. Thursday, set mI.'
h Vxprsson liy. saw the it
neer dress In keeping with llu ir
favorite hobble or of the past
M ss Huge wa a swltchbo.-.l
oerator between the year t
ltPJ and 1W9 and a tnembef
f tl, e lreg.in lYatl cvumil.
Masonic Old-Timers
Honored Tuesday
Old timer of Heppner Unlge
v.i A v M. A . M . were lion-
onM bv the lslge TuestUy night.
Six of the 10 who were recog
til...l mi ihit mwllrnr were pres
ent. Oscar lUirg and Lu Hlsbee,
tH)th of whom had earned CO
year pin were unahle to attend.
Forty-five year pin went to
John Wlghlman. and 40-year
pins to Leonard L Gilliam and
VV. C. Cox. Earl Gilliam quail-
Mrs. Eckman Chosen
To Lead Heppner Unit
Heppner Extension Unit mem.
ber met last Tuesday at the
home of Mr. Dave lUktnaii for
a Hittuck lun lii-oii and projivt
lesson entitled, 'nnancln High
rr Education." Mr, Lett it an
and Mr. I'aut War.en Mere the
April project leader.
New county nunndtte mem
er. Mr, riank 'oniM. wni
rhosen to rrorrsent the Heppner
Extension I 'nit at the Oregon
Slate llomemnker Coutuil to Ih
held May 4. and tl In Con-al
ll. Mr. Connor replace Mi.
J.e Wright, who ha nerved on
thl committee the past three
year.
Officer elected fr the ensu
ing extension year are Mr. 1).
W. EX-kman. thalrman; Mr.
Creslon Robinson, vice chair
man, and Mr. Riley Munker.
MN-retary treasurer.
Proceed frin the Easter fon
sale, held Friday at Central
Market, were donated to the Es
ther Klrml Memorial Scholar
ship Fund.
led for a 35 year pin and Ter
rl Itenee of lone for a 30 year
fled for
re
iiln
Honored a year mrmwr
were Harold IMnket, Howard
Hrvant. Paul W. Jone and Don
Turner.
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