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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1965)
Demonstrations Of Flower Ideas On Club Program ly EATnCRlNC UNDSTBOM IONR !n Harden Club mrt July 1.1 at the hm of Mr. I'm eat ChrNtoiiheraon, Jr., with Mrt. William Kawllna itlntf. New r.fflorr filled the rhalrs with Mm. c C. Jonea, prealilent, pre siding. The very attractive year hooka were kIvph out., containing dates, ilaT. roll call toiilra, and ro. era ma. A number of containers and vaara were brought and u'd In the roll call res.onae. Karh wh dlnruiiMd and how lwt It could he i'hnI In arrangements, Mra. F. T. Martin, who recently at tended the State Federation of Harden Clubs, reported on the (dendld meHln held recently In Klamath Fall. The program wn on the "bas ic element of delgn" elven iV Mra. Italln. She dlaeunaed form, line, color, and temur of flow-era. Mrt. Andy Van Scholark dem onotrated making roehud lin ing wood finer, and ahowed aev eral leautlful spcclmcna among which was a lovely bouquet for a bride. Other demonstration Ulng garden flower for roraagea were given, showing wiring, wrapping stems, and tying ribbon bow. Mra, Edith NUhoaon and Mra. t)mar Kletmann led these dem onutratton. A committee to mnke the t,ooth for Mirrow County Fair wan aiflnted and aome plana outlined. This year the club will soon Mir 4 II rlub members and other children of that ace In entering flower and arrangemcnta at the fair. Some container will be supplied. A sweepstake prize of $5 will be Riven the child re ceiving the most blue ribbon. The net meeting will be held August 10 at the home of Mr, l'hill Kmert with Mra. Nela An derson as co hostess. A dlcua slon on basic delgn. condition ing flower for arrangement, and oihera. will be ahown by Mr. Martin and Mr. Kawllna. 'Mr. Tom lliuton will discus miniature. Mra. Garland Swanaon and her daughter, Mra. Kenneth Turner, and girl drove to The Dalle on Monday, where they Va. "i. mtm t.m HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES Hcppnc r, Orenon, Thursday, July 22, 1965 Sec. 2 - 4 poges met Mr. Norman Hwanaon and Mra. Mary .Hwananrt. Mr. Mary Swinwm returned to her homa in lone after a vUM In Salem and Portland with relative. Itlvat tonld Crabtree of Fort Ord. Calif, and hla aon. Hrott. were vtmtlnR at tha home of hla parenta, Mr. and Mr. Leo ( rabtree, this week. Mr. David Wilson and three children of Taroma. Wash.. nd Ashley, Kevin, and Jim Mrlabe of Col fax. Wssh.. were alto gueata. Ttie M ale children Spent one week with their other grandoar entt. Mr. and Mr. 1. A. Me (she. Their mother. Mr. Alvln MK'ahe, came for tha children last week end. She waa accom panied by Mr. Marie Crompton and three children of Colfaa. The annual Morrow County Picnic will t-e held In Laurel hur.i Park in Portland on Sun day, Atguat 1. A targe number of former county realdenta gath. er at the park each year and quite a few people from the lone area have iteen going oown to the city for the annual get- together. . ... Mr. and Mr, iiana Moe 01 Portland came up Saturday to i u it their um In law and dau ghter. Mr. and Mra. Tom White and family, uean ana inw returned home with them for a Visit. J.hn Healv of Ileppnor tpent (jva this wi-rk at the home of hi uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrt. J -I raimaieer, ami family. , ktr an, I M r C.fttf t (lie Of Lexington were Saturday even ing dinner guest of Mr. and Mrt. Joel Kngleman. (;usta of Mrt. Edith M hoson . ,.,( Mi. an. I Mri Y. W. HrlHtOW on Sunday were Mr. and Mrt. Phil Newltt and boy or uixon, Calif. They were enroute to Yak ima. Wn. to visit relatlvea. Mr. Newit t wit a former supertn tendent In the- local schools. Jolle Salter of Athena I spending a vacation here visit ing her um-le and aunt. Mr. and Mrt. Harold Snider, and family and srandoarcnts. Mr. and Mrt. Hugh Salter. Mr. and Mra. Francis Rieth of Itarrlnctnn Wn . visited hi tit ter. Mm. Stella QMeara, from Wednesday to rftdajr of thta week. Memera of the IJttle Leaf ua team, the -Indiana." coached by Lindsay Klncald. were honored at a potlurk iJrnle on the achool athletic field Sunday evening. The toy- and their parenta and famlliet enjoyed a ball game and awlmmlng In the lone pool. Debbie and Cindy Harnett of llepprter are gueata of their coutlna. BU ky and D Ann Bar ntt. lire TUm rait locth Fifteen memler antwered to ndl call at Willow Crane Home Kronomlct flub meeting on July 16 at the home of Mr. Oscar Lundcll. Mra. W. C. Craw ford wa ro hotteta. A booth committee foe the fair In llepn ner. Augutt 21 27 was appointed. The rlub decided to use the theme -Harvest Time- at tug-gr-t-d by the Fair Board. The annual Grange picnic will held In Woolery Memorial Park on August 15 at 4 Wl p.m. with a pot lurk aupprr at 5 pm. Coffee and te cream will be furnished and table aecvloe, In eluding plate and rup. will tie available. The Pomona Crange meeting waa announced for July 31 at Lexington with a barbecue din ner at t:30 and butlnet meet ing at 8 00 pm. A drlnklnr fountain furnUhed by the Crange wa Installed in the Park laM week. An Invitation wa extended from Mrt. Hila Tlmm of Pendle ton to the club to attend an all day picnic at the mountain cab In of Mrt. Grace Bowman near Kmigrant Park. Mr, and Mr. C. C Brenner him lufn plvi-n the bid on the Madras to The Dalle mall route and are moving to Madras this week. Kay Boyce of lone haa been awarded the contract to carry the mail on the Star Route from lone down Willow Creek to Mor pn CtH-il a far as the Rich ard Patton ranch. Mall delivery will be on Monday, wcanesuay, and Friday. Mrt. Adon Hamlctt and Shar- lene are tending to business and visiting In BoUe, Idaho, I thla week. ffandra, Stanley, and Wetley HoUteln are visiting relative and friends In Kirk. Colorado. Debbie Klncald of Portland hat been a get of her grand mother. Mrs. forg Miller, and and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr. Llndtay Klncald. Mr. and Mr, pet Crawford and family - of I'ortland are spending a two week vacation her visiting friend and rela tive, while Mr. Crawford la working In harvett. Mr. Dort Williams and family of Port land spent the week end here with them. Mra. rarest ChrUtopherion, Jr.. underwent major aurgery In pioneer Memorial ram on aion dav. Mrs. Roger Stelger of Portland sit t-um.1 of honor at a bride party given by Mrs. Ray Boyce at her home lart Thursday eve ning. High was won by Mrs. BUI Hu-tmann and low by Mrs. Beth i-ia,ir r:ta-t of honor. Mrs. Stelger. alao received a glfL Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stelger an4 limllv have been visiting her brother-in-law and tlster. Mr. ana Mrs. iieroea i-kb-irom. Jr., and family and other relatlvea and menus nere ana In Heppner while on vacation from the city, nmna R.ikrr of Sunnyvale. Calif., arrived on Friday to Join . " a ... .till Mrs. Baaer ana ne emiunn, u n vUltlnv tils nirnli Mr. and Mr. H M. Baker. Saturday and Sunday were spent ai mc Nary Yacht club, where they th ri-nt r.r the Baker fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Baker and family of liermiston ana Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson of Wenatchee. Wash. Mrs. John Armlngton and two daughters of Los Angeles brought her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dal Ray. who have been spending the winter at uyie, u.'h hnnw in lone thla week end to ly f" while. Mrs. Lester Goodrich, oi iiusum. Wash- another daughter. Is al so visiting here. More lone News on page 4 VCidia- " 1 rJ..r- -W't'" A WISE FARMER IS A MM To the farmer working against time and weather, delay can mean the difference between a crop and no crop, a good year, or a lean one. So accidents have no place in his schedule; they cost money, delay production--and the growing season keeps rolling along. 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