Band Concert Entertains
Large Audience Friday
f XAT11EBINK UNDSTROM
IONK The annual spring
concert of the lone aehuola
held In the gymnasium Friday
evening undrr the direction of
Carol Miller. musU' Instructor
Tli 'Top Concert" was an
riuurwid by 8ld .Inter, uluilonl
fax) ealdent. and iH-gan with
the entrance of I ha chorus sink
ing "Say It With Music." Cheryle
l.undrll waa accompanist lr
Ihe chorus numbers and Karen
Nelson layrd a flute solo.
The Junior riljjh band m
Joined in three numbers by
members of the fifth cral who
are In their first yrar of band
work. Trumpet oia were leav
ed by Jim Kwanson and lUm
Chrlslophcraon. A Elrle trio corn
iMiard of Connie ChrUtopherson.
iu.nnle II) nil. and Cathy llaus
Irr san acveral numbrn. Mra.
Hill KJrtmann wii their accrn.
jianUt and waa presented a rift
in appreciation of her work with
Ihe KlrU Ihla sprln.
Robert Mnert and Fid Zlnter
entertained with their cultars
and aang "King of the Head"
They aantf some novrlly num.
hers and were Jilnfd by the trio
In dedicating one- number to Mr.
Miller.
The senior hlth school band
played an excellent variety of
mucU-al number Including a
meUley of tunea from the hit
Hroadway ahow "My Fair Udy."
Solo pans were piayru vy n'
Wllev on the
LlndMrom and
on trumpet.
Virgil
Susan
Morgan
Following the concert, refresh
ments were served from beau
llfully decorated tea tablea. Mra.
Thill Kinert made I ha lovely red
and white renlerpleeea and Mra.
Garland Swanaon, Mra. I. N,
Ilcrrkk. Mra. James VltyJ.in
and Mra. Wallace Matthew
were In charge of other arrange
nieiita. Pour I nir, were Mra. Carol
Miller and Mr. II. It Krrha, jun
ior pant 1TA prealdent. A good
dnatlon was made to the band
uniform fund In the ailver duti
es on the tablea.
Ilev. Kenneth Itoblnson, paator
of Valby arid Mm" Lutheran
t-hurt-hea, delivered the bacca
laureate address to the VMA
graduating f lan of lone Huh
t.h.u.l in ihe rafetorium on Sun
day evening. May 21 Tcrrl O'
Connor played the processional
ami rercMional marthea for the
ten graduatea and accompanied
Terea Tucker, who aang "You'll
Never Walk Alone." Invocation
and the benediction were given
by the iu-v. waiter o i rowt ii
of the lone United Church of
Christ.
Mr. and Mra. Lewi llalvorscn
. Ulark r,.lnrru- KslLTdjlV
evening from llend, vkhere they
attended ine slate crass o irain
mM.i Tholr un Joe. returned
with Le Matthew In hi plane.
Joe waa first place winner in
ih- hli'h hurdle with a SIH-C-
lucular 15 wt. run which lied
the record made in r.oi ami
ai'iiln in 1!Hk1 He also ttlaced
fifth In the low hurdle with a
21 2.
lone
United Church
Of Christ
Auction
And Barbecue
Saturday,
June 12
Mr, and Mra- Gcorga Griffith
and Glen aprnt latt week end
In Portland, whrre they attend
ed a play at the Emily school
In which their daughter. Char
lotte. took part. They also at
tended tha Ice Follle.
A work day will b held at
Ihe lone United Church of Chrlal
on Wednesday, June 2. begin
ning at 10. am., followed by
a pot luck lunch at 12M.
Clothes, which have bet n col
lected In the month'a rlothini
dilve, will 1m aorled. repaired
and packed for ahlpment. Al
l::w pm. Wornen'a Kellowatilp
will have a hjrt meeting and
li.ktall the offltvr for the com
trig year. Nuriwry care for child
ren will b provided. Frlenda o
the hurch are reminded to get
their good, uaeable, discarded
clothing Intc the lioxea at the
church, Urlxtow'a Markel, or
lllck's Market before May 31-
Mr. and Mr. Llnday Klncatd
and family were railed to Cald
well, Idaho, on Friday by Uh
death of her grandmother.
The Arnica Club enjoyed a
pla party at the home of Mr.
and Mr. Dick Kreb at Cecil
1am Saturday nlht. Twenty-two
tncmbcra and their hubnd
enjoyed the party. Mr. Kobcrt
JcpM-n waa chairman of the no
hokt affair and Mr. Bill Kiel
niann and Mra. Dick Krebs a-it.-d
her.
Grand AdvUor Utta
Jane Schroeder of Myrtle
Point, grand worthy advisor of
International Order of Kalnbow
fr Olrla In tregon, paid an of
ficial vUlt to lone A-HM-mbly No
H'J on Tueaday evening, other
honored gueta were Mrs. Harold
1h- ket, grand deputy, and Sus.
an Llndstrom, grand choir dirc
tor. The Rainbow girls gave a
friendship addendum for Jane
and pn-M-nted her with an arm
basket Into which they put arti
ficial flowers of all colors. They
alno presented her a chi-ck for
philanthropic projects for the
year. Tcreaa Tucker sang "God's
ituinbow bhlnea For ou" ac
companied by Terrl O'Connor.
Hcfreshments were aened fol
lowing the meeting by the Rain
Imjw advisory board, Mrs. K. R
Schaffer. Mrs. Omar Kletmann,
Mrs. Adon Ham left, Mrs. LewU
llalvorxen and Mrs. Roy W.
U ndstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Rietmann
and family of Condon were
hosts to a family reunion on
Sunday. Going from lone were
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rictmanr.
and twm, Omar Rietmann, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rietmann and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riet
mann and sons, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Rietmann, Mr. and Mrs.
David Rietmann and Wayne.
Mrs. M. K. Cotter spent Wed
nesday In rioneer Memorial hos
pital, where she had minor sur
gery on her car.
Mrs. Ted Hall of South Bend,
Wash., and Mrs. Jalmar Koskl
of Vashon Island visited their
cousins, Mrs. Victor Rietmann
and Mrs. Walter Roberts, and
Joe Englemann from Sunday to
Tuesday of this week.
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Hcppncr, Oregon, Thursdoy, Moy 27, 1965 Scc.2-4poges
Ion Garden club will have a
special meeting at the home of
Mr. Wallace Wolff In lleppner
on Saturday, May 29. The rnrm
txr will nave the opportunity
to see the Wolfra fine Iris col
lection and a planned pot -luck
dinner will be enjoyed.
Mra, f. T. Martin la In Port
land this week to attend the
National Federation of Garden
ub. She U Dutrlct Uirector of
Blue Mountain Dtt.
Mra. Robert Jepsen entertain
ed her Sunday School dim re
cently. They pent part of the
evening ktudylng the rule of
etiquette for howling and prac
ticing bowling. They played
irames and had refreshments.
Mra. jarnea tsarneu ana Anon
Hamlett helped transport the
ytiuncstera to the Jepaen ranch.
On Saturday morning they had
a bowling party in lleppner ana
met afterwards at tne VtUhtnz
Well for lunch. Making the trip
were Cathy llausler, Tanya
Tucker, brenda llolsteln. Debbie
Wliiklcrnan, Cindy Nedry, Jane
Krebs, ChrUtlne McCate, Cathy
Cannon, Ricky Harnett. Kirky
Boyce, Richard Hamlett, Greg
Jacobs, Clint Krebs, and Susan
Jane and bill Jepaen. They were
accompanied by Mrs- Joe llaua-.-r
and Mrs. John Jepnen, be
sides their teacher.
Church Schedule Chanoed
The lone United Church of
Chrlt will beyln the nummer
schedule this coming Sunday,
May 30, with worship service to
begin at 10:00 a.m. Primary
church school classes held in
Ihe basement rooms will con
tinue the same as usual.
The Home Ivconomlcs Club of
Willows Grange met on Friday.
May 21, at the home of Mr.
Hcrold Shorer with Mrs. Bcrl
Akera as co-hostess.
Since the State Grange con
vention meets on June Ills, it
was decided that the li.K.C
would postpone its regular
minting from June 18 to Sun
day, June 27. This will be a no
hast potluck picnic at the moun
tain cabin of Mrs. L C Heli
ker. Husbands, children, and
orange friends will make this a
gala all day occasion.
Tre next regular meeting of
Willows Grange will be June
19. The H.EX1 is planning an in
teresting program.
Morrow County Pomona
Grange will meet Saturday eve
ning. July 3L The meeting will
be precceddd by a pot-luck aup-
Citizenship Grants Announced for 4-H
"CltUenshlp In Action- grants
rani'injf from S-VJ to W) will be
available to county and lora!
i II clubs In Oregon next year
aa a result of a grant from the
Header's Digest Foundation, re-
Srta Burton 8. Hutton. twegon
ate University 4 II club leader.
The cltlienhip program, de
signed for older 411 club mem
bers, will aid either county 4 II
r roups, euch aa 4 II empire
builders clubs, or local 4 It cluoa
that desire to Initiate or expand
their educational activities In
this area, he explained.
Oregon Is one of eight state
designated to participate In the
1'ji1 oroirram. Hutton points
out. The S10.(M grant la admin.
lstered nationally by the nat
ional 4 II Club Foundation on
behalf of the Cooperative txten
alon Service.
This la the first year that
Xltizenshlp In Action" grants
have been made available for
local activities. For the past two
yeart. the Reader's Digest Foun
dation has aupported citizenship
laboratories at the National 4 II
Club Center In Washington. D. C
Basically, the program will
supplement local funds avail
able to older 4 II club members
Involved In citizenship activities,
Hutton points out Although a
wide variety of citizenship edu
cation activities Is acceptable
under the program, the action
planned should reflect a recog
nized need of the local commun
ity or county, he stresses.
The emphasis will be on pro.
grams through whk-h better clt
Uenshio understanding will be
developed among 4-H club mem
bers and others.
Offers Prixe Ducklo
A beautiful trophy for winner
of the bull riding event In Ihe
Morrow county rodeo will be
given by the New York More of
Pendleton this vear. Jack Sail,
owner of the ire. announcp.
He also presented an award for
the event Ut year but reports
T)ii will be much nicer than
last year's "
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GONTY'S
per at the Lexington Grange
Hall. Due to the harvest season,
this waa voted to be an evening
meeting.
Vacation church school for
four-year-olds through sixth
grade students will be held at
the United Church of Christ
June 7 through 11.
Memrters 01 the eighth grade
graduation class were honored
with a party on Saturday eve
ning at the cafetorlum hosted
by their parents. A mexican mo
ld was used for the tables of
the planned potluck dinner and
lovely Mexican ornaments and
clothing were used as decora
tions in the entire room. Dan
ting and games were enjoyed
by the students and the parents
played cards and other games
loliowing the dinner. In charge
of the dinner was Mrs. Berl
Akers. Mrs. Ted Palmateer, en
tertainment, and Mrs. Phlll Em
crt, decorations. Punch and
cookies were served during the
party hour.
Mr. and Mrs- Leo Crabtree
drove to Colfax. Wash, this
week-end and got her mother.
Mrs. Blanche Scheelar, and
brought their grandson, Jimmie
McCabe, for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White
flew to California this week-end
to visit relatives and meet their
son, Gerry, who was meeting
them from Schilling Air Force
La.se In Kansas. . ...
6 Days Left
TO GET YOUR
CLOTHING IN
For The
United Clothing Appeal
MORE IS NEEDED
Clothing May Be Left At
Either Grocery Store in lone
And the lone United Church of Christ
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