Kirrxtt GAirnr Tixta. rtn&r. uvmm x. mi
Wiles Family Landmark Used
As Practice Lab for Firemen
ty CATHERINE UNDSTBOM
0N& Another old landmark
in the city of lone U Rone. The
houe owned for many year by
I he Wile family wm burned to
the r round on Sunday.
Contrary lo moat fir, thl
ont wu deliberately planned by
the preaent owner. Mr. and Mr.
Herbert likitrom. Jr and ued
at a practice cion far the lire
department of lone. Iteppner.
Arlington. nd Condon. Man
Phillip, who U with the atate
ki. r.tt, in Salem
and also fire chief of the John;
at Art. am M klMAJl III k
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Crawford
wrre week-end ul!"U l Yaki
ma at the h.Mne of her on in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mr
Herval Pettyjohn, and aon.
Mr. and Mr, l-arry Sullivan
and family -pe'U the weekend
at Kill it a. Wash.
Mr. and Mr. Victor Kietmann
will bacrve their 40th wedding
anniversary on Sunday. Oc.ober
3. with an open hou at me
home of their mm a:td daughter
In law. Mr, and Mr. Bill Kiel
mma friends mv call from
3 00 to 5tM p.m. Their children
are hosts for tne aneinwn.
and aiso lire cmn w - i rr n km "
Day department, conducted the .youth Observe 4-H $udr
fire demonsuauunm. im " . I r uur n uuua " . . . - - -
Muted by t ran rumn at ne umica " .-
Sutton. Instructor from the Joiut0n Sunday morning when van
tsar w . f .
Volunteer were taurht the
proper use of ga and amoKe
masks and how to operate and
put out lire with the new lone
truck and the Heppw truck.
Fifteen to 20 fires were set In
side the house. They reached
heat Intensity of 12001400 de
Kn n4 then were ex
tinguished with less than a gal
ous ( II members participated In
that mnrnlnn unnhltl sen'tCTS. A
choir of 4-H member directed
by Mr. Norman Nelson an a
special; Cherllyn Smouse pre
sided, with Marllee Jacob tf.lv
Injr the Invocation; Linda Kow
ell led the 4-H pledge; Mrs. Wal
ter Jacobs led the parents
Pledge: and Karen Kelson ex-
i tended the welcome. Ushers
. m ... ki .ia.no th ' ....... -t-i -T-nllU nv Lin.
Indirect application of foff rtelL Chuck Nelson, and Keith
streams. Nelson. Mr. James Pettyjohn
The building was completely , v. as program chairman Kev.
destroyed, never allowing sur- Walter B. Orowcll spoke on "1
.,.nHin hiitMinn la burn nor I will Build My Church."
the trees to catch fire. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Childer gave par
Mn Ekstrom clan to build
new home on the lot.
Boy Hecowing from Accident
Bruce Bott. on of John Bott.
returned home on Monday from
the Heppner hospital, following
surgery on hi shoulder. Mike
Davidson was released from the
hospital on Saturday and I at
the home of his brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Davidson in Heppner.
Th hov w-ere seriously In
jured on September 16. when the
car in which they were riding,
failed to negotiate a curve Just
south of the C C. Jones ranch
near Lexington. Another boy,
Wesley HoLstein. who was rid
In with them, escaped with
minor cuts and bruises. Mike
is recovering from a chipped
vertebrae and a bad cut on the
head. ,
Relatives here for the funeral
services of Mrs. Diantha W. Ak
ers last Wednesday were Mr.
and Mrs. John Bacon. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Pettyjohn of The Dal
les. Mr. and Mr. Roy Akers of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Barlow of Washougal. Wn.
The lone sixth grade enjoyed
a field trip to Bull Prairie last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Marion Palmer and Mr.
M Pulmer drove to Walla Wal
ls nn sviriav tn visit Mrs. Elmer
Palmer, who is hospitalized fol
lowing serious surgery. They
found her Improving slowly.
Mrs. Archie Esteb accompa
nied Elder Elwood Boyd of
Heppner to Spangle. Wash., on
Sunday. She visited her daugh
ter Judy, who is a ' freshman;
and her son Kenneth, a Junior
at Upper Columbia Academy.
Week-end guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Martin
were her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Horton of Dallas, and her
uncle. C. H. Lawrence.
John Warner of Vancouver,
Wash., arrived on Monday as a
relief agent at Union Pacific of
fice, while Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Bishop are vacationing.
Dallas Dalzell entered Colum
bia Basin College &; Tasco .is
a sophomore on Thursday. Other
college students leaving this
week for school Included Bar
bara Bishop and Judy Sherer to
Eastern Oregon College for their
second year, and Gary Morgan,
who enrolled as a Junior at Ore
gon Tech at Klamath Falls. Bill
Akers left for Portland and Lew
Is and Clark College, where he
is a junior. Roland Ekstrom is
a student at Wenatchee Junior
College. Jack Crum has gone
back to Portland State to com
plete his education .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Con
nor spent Saturday in The Dal
les visiting her mother, Mrs. Ed
na Yarnell, who Is a patient In
a hospital there.
ty on Friday In observance of
her son. Roger's first birthday.
Guests were Mrs. Lee Palmer
and Anita. Mrs. Dick Sherer and
three boys. Mrs. Bill Williams
and two children of Lexington.
Mrs. Richard Kirtzer. Mr. Bert
Akers. Mrs. Hershel Townscnd.
Refeshment of birthday cake,
cookies, ice cream, and coffee
were served.
Berl Akers, Jr, left on Tues
day after spending a two
u-Mk vacation here with his
parent. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Ak
ers. He Is working in the VISTA
program at Pine Ridge, S. D.,
iwinintr the vouth croups and.
since the completion of a new
home for the aged inaians,
foarhincr them to OIHTate aiid
care for the honv and It oc
cupant.
Mrs. Lewi naivorsen anu
Mrs. Hershal Townsend were
hostesses for a party on aaiur
dav afternoon honoring Mr.
John Ransier. who Is spending
lima hre vlsitine with
old friends. Those enjoying the
afternoon were Air, r- v.. Mi
lker. Mrs. James Lindsay. Mr.
i.-.ri xtr4"'atw Mrs. Harold Sher
er, Mrs. John Eubank. Mrs. Har
vey Smith, Mrs. wunam me
lana, Mrs. Marion Palmer. Mr.
Clell Rea, Mrs. Adon Hamlett,
Mrs. Larry Prock of Heppner,
mnA irm rwil Thome of Herra-
iston. Following the party, Mr.
Dancior U-pnt hnm with Ml.
Thome for a. few days visit.
Mrs. Elmer Griffith returned
on Monday from Portland, where
she had spent several aay step
ping and visiting her daughter
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
II nil rAM
Guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom, Sr., this
week are her mother, Mrs. Les
te Wilklns and her sister, Miss
ri.-iio Mi-riain of Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Myers of
Portland were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree.
ifonnpth Lvnn Smouse if.-
.n.ai tn rnrvflilis on Wednes
day for his fifth year in research
.k.nictn, at Orpcon Stale Unl
Wlicuiuivij v - - r .
versity. He wa accompanied as
far as Portland Dy ivirs. uuie
hn had sDent sev-
eral days here visiting relatives
and fnend3.
Guests of Mrs- Oscar Lundell
this week-end were ner son ana
Mr. and Mr. C E. Brenner.
Mr. and Mr. Keith Peck and
Natalie pent from Friday to
Sund.v at the home of her par
ent. Mr. and Mr. Milton Mor
gan. Mr, f M. Baker, Mr. Walter
B. llrowelU and Mr. F. T. Mar
tin left on Monday afternoon for
Portland and Conalli to at
tend Women' Pay at the new
iinttMl c-hureh oi ChrUt in Cor-
valll. Mr. Baker, who U atate
worship chairman, wa to at
tend a meeting of her commit'
tee In Portland on Mondr ,.
Mr. Milton Morgan and her
mother. Mr. W. C Oawford.
wrnt to rtland on Monday.
Mr. Crawford will vUlt her
dauchter. Mr. John Voorhee.
while Mr. Morgan Join the
other lone ladies for the trip
to Corvallt.
Ronald Crabtree. on of Mr.
and Mr. Ixo Oabtree. ha been
dtmiiuwd from Fort Ord. Califs
after completing hi basic train
ing. He arrived home on Thurs
day and spent the week-end
in Colfax visiting hi brother-in-law
and sister and family.
Mr. and Mr. Alvin McCabe.
Mr. and Mr. Wallace Mat
thews and daughters spent Sat
urday in Portland.
Mrs. Cordon Meyer and lit
tle daughter were called to Day
ton. Wn, on Monday because
of the death of her grandfather.
Fall dancing classes taught
bv Jem and Geneva Rlckel of
Pasco were resumed on Satur
day evening at the Legion Hall.
A good crowd turned out They
will teach a teen class begin
ning at 7:00 p.m. and student
do not need partner to Join.
Teen age dance to teen , age
beat will be taught the young
people. Adult classes begin at
8:30. Next Saturday night will
k ih. tftct nicht for stcnlri? UD
for this series. The dance club
will hold a party following the
class, according to Mrs. Paul
Pettyjohn, president
Th. unmpn of the United
Church of Christ have been in-v-itjwt
m rnndon on Tuesday.
October 7. to attend a luncheon
and meeting of the tonaon wo
men's Fellowship. The state
nrotttrinnt and studv chairman
wili be their guests also.
Charles White ot aan rrancia
co arrived by plane the last of
.k ujwair mil took his father.
Gordon White and brother. Tom.
with him on a ingnt to saunas.
Kansas. They attended the wed
ding of Gordon White's young
est son. 1st Lieut Gerald White
to Sally Jo Swift at the First
Methodist church in. Aouene
Kansas, on Saturday, September
25. Mr. White flew home with
Charles and Tom brought a new
plane home. Mr. John Wheling
and daughter, Jona, of Seattle,
accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Gordon White, stopped
over in lone on Monday night
on their way nome irom ui
wedding. . ...
Mr. and Mrs. uoraon nm
win K hmt for a reception
honoring their on and his new
bride in roruana ai me
orage restaurant In E. Marion
Street on Saturday evening, Oct.
9 at 8:00 p.m. All friends and
relatives in this area are very
cordially invited to come and
meet the young people- Lt
White is stationed with the
United States Air Force at Walk
er Air Base at Roswell, New
Mexico, and following their
honeymoon will be at home at
1210 West McGaffey in Roswell.
L . .
ill Club are organized
groups of young people who
t inn a I nroifCt3
Hauirhter-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. anfi activities. Both city and
aauKuier-iii-ioiw " ana aciiviiira. twm iv
Harland Lundell and Curtis ot rural boys and girls from 9 to
w-v . 1 tn ... nnl,lr.,itA Klfl JrM Q 1 A. XI
Dntca
i rnr. Pn-ltm Cur a n
XVir. anu xviirs. uououu UUD w tftrrw wa vw64
son drove to The Dalles Sunday, loct, 2 U a Rood time to start
wnere nicy uitrtv ic of --
I UlCX WWI -
19 can participate. National 4-H
Club Week. Sept 25 through
MtCHUCHT of tho Stwordhlp Dlnor of th lone OnltM Church
i chrUiloVt the buralnd el th parMwave mot?og-,
fttt brd of trust Mlltoo Monjan. ortgtiwrd ltef mnd
jonilt ZZSrma ol th. tru.t Robert JT'FlL
steWodahtpr Kn Smour. treasurer and tjiaX alan-i. and Den
BrUtew. moderator.
Church Officers
Burn Mortgage
At Annual Meet
ION E The annual
.Li. .ii.. j ih lone L'ntteo.
Church of Christ were held Sun
day and Monday evening In
the social room at the church.
The deaconesses. Mr. Mtnon
Mrgan, Mr. Karl ivtcvaoe. u.
iw.li i i-mr tr Marlon Palm
er. Mrs. Jam'e Lindsay, and Mr.
Pavld nietmann. wtve nusirw
for the Sunday night dinner.
Theme for this year's dinners
was "Fall Round -Up of Member
and Friends- and clever decora
tions featuring a western motlt
were carried out. Tables were
covered with gaily colored oil
cloths and centered with bou
ciueta of fall flower arranged
In bean pots and lard bucket.
Lighted kerosene lamp, old
Iron, horseshoe and other ar
ticle from the old west were
used on the table and about the
rooms. Bernelce and Dcneice
ii.iik.ui Rnnnlo Akers. and
Connie Lmert dressed. In west
ern outfits, served the tables on
Sunday evening.
Monday evening the following
trustees and their wive were
hosts dressed In western togs:
Mr. and Mr. Jack Hynd. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Rictmann. Mr. and
Mj. Keith Ray. Mr. and Mr.
Ray Boyce. Mr. and Mr. Robert
Jepsen. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
W. Lindstrom.
About 200 people were enter
tained at the two evening meet
ings. The highlight of the pro
gram was the burning of the
mortgage on the church par
sonage. The mortgage had been
written on February 4, 1958. for
$11,000 at 4H Interest to be
paid back $1,000 each year on
September 1. Milton Morgan,
chairman of the Board of Trus
tui mt that time and Kenneth
Smouse, church treasurer of the
lone Community- churcn, were
the co-signer of the mortgage.
They had the pleasure of burn
ing the mortgage, which was
paid off well ahead of schedule.
Other number on the pro
gram Included some western
music by Gene and Larry Rlet
mann; a brief summary of the
duties of the church treasurer
by Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Jr.; Rob
ert Rietmann, chairman of the
trustees handed out copies of the
budget to each family for ex
planation and discussion; a col
ored movie presentation on
stewardship "The Secret of the
Gift;" and a short presentation
by the financial secretary, Ken
neth Smouse. He gave everyone
a packet including a pledge
card, which is to be brought to
church next Sunday or mailed
to him by October 3.
Robert Jepsen was general
chairman of the dinners and
Donald Bristow, moderator, was
master of ceremonies. Rev. Wal
ter B. Crowell gave the prayers
Couples Greet
New Arrivals
ly VIRGINIA KELSO
KINZUA-Congratulatlons are
being received by Mr. and Mr.
Ray Rector on the birth of their
son. Jeffrey Allen, born Sept
ember 23 at the Heppner hos
pital, weighing 7 lb., 11 ot Jef
frey I the first grandchild on
either side of the family and
proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mr. William Chapman of
Spray and Mr. and Mr. Taul
Rector of Fossil. Great grand
mother Is Mr. Edith Chapman
of Spray.
Another arrival of Interest to
local folks Is the arrival of a
daughter for Mr. and Mr. Gray
son Gerard of Terrebonne. The
little girl was born September 13
and weighed 5 lb. 4 oz. She has
been named Rene Lyneue ana
Joins a brother Gene. Mr. Ger
ard wa a former teacher at
Klnzua Grade school and Mrs.
Gerard was the Wheeler County
health nurse.
Mrs. Wavland Hyatt took her
daughter Theresa to Heppner
last Tuesday to have the cast
changed on her leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Conlee re
turned home last Tuesday from
Portland where they had gone
to have medical care for their
son Gene. Fortunately Gene will
not have to have surgery.
Mr. C. L. Flack and Mr.
Robert Kelso were business vis
itor to The Dalle on Thursday.
The Frlendhlp club wa en
tertained Wednesday evening at
the school with Mrs. Naomi Rice
as hoates. High was won by
Sharon Kelso, low by Judy Nor
rls. and floating bv Rosle Gra
ham and Virginia Sltton. Others
enjoying this evening were Irene
Samples. Tat McMinn Mavl
Oyler. Rita Conlee. VI Sllnkard.
Doris Stubblefleld. and Carol
Norrla.
Mr. Paul Oyler and Mis
Sharon Kelso were business vis
itors to Heppner Friday.
KINZUA NEWS
u'liiia Wtiatit and daushter
Suan went to Portland Friday
where they attended th Friday
evening wedding tf Mr. Wtlghti
nUne. Miss Joy Bonn, iney re
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Paul Oyler and
Ray Rector went lo Heppner
ti.m.taw In Ik Ins hnmt Mr. IteC-
i..r aiul U Ir Infant wn. Mr.
William Chapman f Spray U
atavlnir with the Hector o irnu
a hand.
T-,- K I rmrA rllih mrt at
Camp 5 laxt Monday with Lola
Frrrel as hoate. mun ni
f i.i.i init ur uun bv Jean Med-
lxk and low and floating by
Helen Wright, tuner aiienuing
were Marllvn Thoma. Kvelyn
Robin-ton. ilarel llulett. Pattl
Bell. Pat Hyatt. Ann Aiher. Bar
bara Morltmore, and Carol Nor
it. Mr and Mr. Scott Reed and
family of Bend apent th- week,
end visiting with the Ruaty Med
lock and Frank lMerrt fam
I lie.
Mr. and Mr. Rob Troiell and
famllv were In Heppner Satur
day on bunlnesa and to vult
with Harriet Kvans.
Mr. and Mr. J. C. Phillips
were bulne visitor to Hepp
ner Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. Joe Browning
were In Portland Monday for
medical care for Joe. On Thurs
day Mr. Browning took Joan to
Pendleton to register for the fall
term at Blue Mountain college
and on Sunday they took her
back to start her studies.
Two birthday parties were
given thl pat week. The first
was on Saturday when Mr. C
J. Benson and Mr. Ray Cody
gave a Mnt party for 'J"Jm,
hnmn who wa 10 KotM
tody who was t. The rup
played gamea after which the
(h upmed their gifts nd then
had a barbecue wiener roaat
with birthday rake and Ice
cream. Th attending were
Robert and tNIs Cody. Jim. lUrk.
and Nancy lirnaon. Tommy and
Hilly Tripp. Frank Sl'lvry. IJnd
Rl.e, Joyce Mailer. Ml. Weve,
and lennw Hall. Momera
tn wet Margla Ball and Mar-
Ian TTlpP.
The ecnd party wa iw
h..4u ii, lit ! iiia fuurth birh-
.tau rtiai vouiwatrr played aev
era! game after which IU hy
lened his prescnta ana iney
then had birthday raka and Ice
cream. Attending were iiocay.
Kim. and Benny IWitt Twid ana
Itrenda lleicla. Cindy Bowman,
Pamela Stephen,!, Mlhe Klce,
Andrea Campbell, and Mail
roy. Mr. Brltt waa assisted by
Mr. Mallaroy and daughter
Carol.
4 11 Club Include program
for city youngster a well a
rural youth. Inquire now during
National 4 II Club Week.
CLOSED
SATURDAY
FIRST DAY OF
DEER SEASON
JERRY'S BARBER
SHOP
returned to Port
land with John for a weeks stay
to be near her sister, Miss Lena
Miller, who was to have sur
gery on Monday. .
Clifford Aldrich and girls
have moved Into the Wilbur Ak
ers home recently vacated by
DEER
HUNTERS
WELCOME
TO THE
WAGON WHEEL CAFE
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 1 and 2
OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
AS OF OCTOBER 1
Lunches To Go Coffee For
Your Thermos Bottles
FRED AND CECXLE OTT
HUNTERS!
The Elks Want Your
HIDES
For the Elks Veterans Program
Deer Elk Cow Sheep
Leave Them At:
Jack's Chevron Station
Farley Motor Co.
George's Chevron, Lexington
Burnett's Chevron, lone
Elks' Parking Lot '
Sponsored by B.P.O.E. No. 358
HUNTERS' NIGHT AT LODGE
I
HUNTING INSURANCE
DON'T
1
and Mrs. Lindsay Klncald led
In hymn Binding with her ac
cordion. All the younger child
ren. enjoyed movies upstairs
during the program.
WITHOUT INSURANCE
TOO OWE IT TO TOD TAMILT, BEfOlE TOO ITABT
ON A HUNTING TBI". TO SECU1E EXTRA t BOTECTI0N.
ALL YOU NEED DO IS COME IM AND PICK OUT THE
AMOUNT AND PEBI0D Of COVERAGE TQU WANT.
LOW COST
AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS Of" ISOOO TO ISO.000 rOH
PEBIODS Or 3 TO 180 DATS. '
TURNER, VAN MARTER
& BRYANT
HEPPNEB
INSURANCE
ph. rrt-tesi
ALL YOUR
QDppUD
f3(Minl( S
AT
CAMPING NEEDS
AMMUNITION
LICENSES
Western Auto Associate Store
John And Betty Pfeiffer
Heppner, Oregon
TONIGHT (SEPT. 30) SEE TOTJ THERE