New Officers Take Over Rainbow Duties
Miss Cherltn S mouse, daugh
ter of Mr. ai.J Mr. Kentwth
jmuM lour, Installed
Worthy Adir of Ume Awm.
My No. KJ. IHiler ol Kainbow lor
Culm, at a lovely ceremony at
the M senile Hall on Sunday
a fir mown.
Other ffUrr seated (or tlie
(all term uere: Linda Rowel I.
mUic alvl; Hnnle Akers.
charily; Teresa Mrtant, hope;
lU.nnle Morgan, faith; Marten
Hamlet I. recorder. Bonnie, llynd,
treasurer; Connie Kmert. chap
lain: and Linda Nichols, drUl
leader.
Those holding the color stat
lona are Luelnda Smith, love;
Tanya Tucker, religion' Susan
Jane Jer,en, nature; Betty
Creenup, immortality; Marianne
William. fidelity; Ceraldin
Kreba, patriotism, and Marsha
Ball, aervlee. Outer observer U
Cathy llautler; confidential ob
server U Teres Tucker; music
Ian if Susan Lindstrom. and
choir director U Mary Nichols.
Cherllyn chose pale green and
white aa her colors and "I Be
lieve" aa her theme. Bonnie
llynd aanf "I Believe." accom
panied by Connie Emcrt
Follow inr the Installation.
Cherllyn wai crowned by her
father, Kenneth Smouse.
Installing the new officers
were Susan Lindstrom, Install
Ing officer; Bonnie llynd, mar
shal; Sharlene Hamlet t, record-
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MISS CHERILTN SMOUSE
er; Mary Nichols, chaplain, and
Bonnie Alters, musician. Cindy
Ekstrom had charge of the pro
grams. Refreshments were served in
the dining room from a linen
covered table centered with an
arrancement of green bells 01
Ireland with white crysant he-
mums and tall green tapers.
Mrs. Omar Rietmann and Mrs.
E. R- Schaffer poured, and Mrs.
Lewis Halvorsen. mother ad
visor, cut the cake-
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ION u e s t s of Willows
Grange Saturday evening were
Verne Crawford, deputy of I'm
tills Countv Oranges, and Mrs.
Crawfitrd. Both were Introduced
and made short talks.
Aclivltlea of th Crantie are
picking ut after a two month
vacation. Finishing of the hall,
the stace and rooms upstairs
will begin soon,
A program on safety was In
troduoed bv the lecturer, Mrs.
Oscar Lundett. Berl AWera gave
a talk "Safclv from Fire," fol
lowed bv Safety for Pre -school
Children." bv Mrs. Lee Palmer.
Mrs. Harvey Ring gave the 4 II
pledge of safety with a skit.
Safety Road." by Mrs. Lewi
Halvorsen and Mr. Marlon Pal
mer. Forestry safety and advice
of Smokcy the Bear were Riven
by Mrs. Art DaUell. Warren
Slender was the winner of the
safety hazard game.
The Home Economics club
held a no host meeting at the
hall preceding the Grange meet
ing. Date of the next meeting
will be Friday. October 15. with
Mrs. Berl Akers and Mrs. Cleo
Chllders as hostesses.
The October grange meeting
will be Saturday, October 16. at
the hall, to which the public
la invited for a Halloween party
at 8:30 p.m. Cards will also be
played.
Flowsr Show Cancelled
The lone Garden Club fall
flower show, planned for Sun
day. September 2U has been
cancelled. An early frost two
nichts last week killed many of
the beautiful flowers In the
member's gardens and ..also
froze the dahlia blooms in the
William Rawlins home. A SDO-
clal exhibit by Mr. Rawlins had
been scheduled.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hemstreet
of Portland were Monday visit
ors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Engle
man. They were In a trailer car
avan on a trip of Eastern Ore
gon. They stopped In Heppner to
see Mrs. Blaine Chapel at the
hospital.
Reception to Honor Bietmanns
An open house reception in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Rietmann on their 40th wedding
anniversary will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riet
mann on Sunday. October 3. The
occasion is arranged by their
children and all friends and rel
atives are Invited to call be
tween the hours of 3:00 and 5:00
pm. and extend greeting to the
couple. ,
Mr. and Mr. Adon llamlett
hav returned from a trip to
Botw. Mrs, llamlett has been
appointed district dMributor
J run, Inc. a subsidiary of
HrUtol Myers, and attended a
training meeting nf LurSrr at
Bole. when the dlilonal man
ager. R. V. Olson, was present
to Instruct them. She will cover
four counties, Morrow. I'matll
la. Union, and Wallowa, an!
will manage the saleswomen for
thU area.
Dance classes sonsorrd by tne
lone Dance club, will begin fall
classes on Saturday evening,
September 25, If enough Inter
cut I shown a teen age group
will meet at 6: pm. New
adult student will meet at 7 .V)
for instruction and Intermedl
ates and advanced will have
class at 8:30, Two new Latin
dances will be introduced a
well a a new society foxtrot,
the Smoothie and Western
Swing. Instructors will again be
Jerrv and Geneva Rlckels of
Pasco,
Mr. and Mrs. John Proudfoot
spent the week end in Portland,
where ihey visited their son,
Paul, who Is In school there.
Their daughter Pamela, enroll
ed as a Junior at St. Paul's
School for Ulrls In Walla Walla
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith
and Glen spent Saturday and
Sunday In Portland and attend
ed the wedding of a friend.
Htlmbignars Ars Honored
Kav llelmblgner, chairman of
the third annual McNary Yacht
club Labor Day ski show, and
Mrs. llelmblgner, were honored
at a party held in tne r.pisco-
ImI Parish hall In Hermlston on
Friday evening. Mr, and Mrs.
James A. Watts were hosts and
were assisted by several other
members of the club. About 70
people were present to show
their appreciation to llelmblg
ner for his long and devoted
work in staging these success
ful Labor Day events enjoyed
by so many. He was presented
a new life Jacket and a battery
powered megaphone and Mrs.
Ifolmhlpnnr was Dresented a
corsage of white carnations and
Dink rosebuds. The large cane
served with the refreshments
was decorated with water ski
ers and boats and Inscribed
thank you. Ray." Those attend
ing the party from lone were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray llelmblgner
and Tom. Mr. and r.Ms. Lewis
Halvorsen. Mark and Frank,
and Susan Lindstrom.
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3 AUTO SAIB, use
Mr Harold McDonald f Se
attle. Wash., arrived on Friday
for a Uit at the home of h-r
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Smouse. Mr. McDonald Is a
writer for the Seattle Ttmea and
ha authored several boks un
der the name Lucille Melton
aid. She is very Interested in
the history of the northwest and
tent considerable time out
around the countryside during
her visit here.
Th lone Library Board wre
hoM eases for a tea on Monday
afternoon at the library for the
elementary high school
teachers.
N-w adult books on the
shelves of the lone Library thl
fall Include Goldflnger. James
Bond; The Ambassador. Morris
West: John V. Kennedy. Man
of Courage; Flight of the Fal
con, Daphne du Maurler; I Told
The President. Art Buchwald;
and The Supreme Court, about
a mythical president who trie
to pack the Supreme Court.
Hours for adults at the library
are 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. every Mon
day and Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ronald Bishop Is librarian.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Con
nor drove to F.ugcne last Thurs
day to take their daughter. Lee,
to enroll at the University of
Oregon for her freshman year.
Mrs. O'Connor's mother, Mrs.
F.dna Yarnall, who has been
living In Kugene for several
months, began the return trip
home with them, but became
rrv 111 at Grass Vallev. An am
bulance was called and she was
taken to The Dalles General
hosoital for observation and
treatment. The O'Connors re
turned home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lun
dell and Cheryl left last Thurs
day for Kugene, whore Cheryl
H EITHER GAXETTt TiMEi. Thursday. tefHsb! tX lM
Mill enroll a a freshman atth University of Oregon.
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