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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1965)
Grand Officers of Eastern Star Conduct School of Instruction y DIANA KINCAiO lO.Sf; Mm. Winifred Nelwin i if tooa Bay. ai1atr grand itimtuiifi'M of the Jrand t hap M r ft ()ti'(n, rlT of the V.m i tn Slr, conducted the whM'l if nt ruction ft the Chapter n Tueaday, Nnvemler A no hoM dinner at Yarnell'i Cate preceded Ihe meeting. Other officers at the iiM'-tln weie: Mm. Mcile Lamar ft Ml tetion, Junior l worthy grand matr..n; Mm. Helen lU-lgel ft Prndlctoii. itrantl warder; Mrs Nttuy lUrix f Helm, a mem-tM-r of the KSTAItl. committee, and Mm. Howard Bryant of Heppner, wml hy matron of Ruth It m id-r. Other out of town vlalt- vu-re Mr. and Mm. Knoch rtiedlv, llilU, Mm Inet Huff man. Ileppner, and Milton ! IVndli I i-toll. FTA Adda Nw Officer! riani lor Coming Events Tim Novi-mlH-r ITA was held UM Wednendv evening with the 7th and Nil grade mother nerving aa hostesses. Mm. rirnle l 'hrlMopheraon waa elected ec rctarv t replace Mm. Blaine Chapel who had to reMgn rauiw of Hmr health. Mm. !eorge Griffith waa elected to Ihe miM of vice ncldcnt. The group made plan to MM.n-.r the Chrllma treats f Hie children again thta year. The Ways and Mean committee will MK.ni.nr a kpaghettl dinner be fore Ihe lleppnerlone banket- I 'snow use Putting Off Winter PROTECTION JK.h'l wait unlit the littlo worn an seta you up at midnl.ht to cle out Uiomi cold winter draft. Fi youraelf aom low coal lorm window out of w.rii. n i:x ii.;i.ass. it' iny Jut cut with ulieura . . tack over screen or frames. Warp's genuine, rryatal-clear HfcX-IM.LWi linlda IN heat kceps OUT eld . . . naves up to 40"u fu,l coata, IjmU for years at a fraction tho coat of k1;i. Only IKty a wpmro yard at your I'm ul lmrdwara or lutuLur dealer. hall game on December 21. I'lt'imtailoiiN were alo made to took the dinner for the OKA ftt-fig Novemlirr 22. No meet ing will lie held during Decern her ami January due to the l.lotia ( lull aiioiitorInK linkcy It.mkt thall guinea the aume eve ning. Thankaqlvltxi Services Ilara I'nloii ThankuKlvtnj; wrvlrea, NriHtfeil hy the Morrow Coun ty Ministerial Aivx latlon, will Im held in lone, Thatikacllvntt morniiiK at 10 () a m. The Hev. MeMn I)Uon of the lleimer MeihodlHt ihunh will hrlmt the ThatikHKlvltitf meaaaite. Every one la cordially Invited to al tend Ihla hUI iM-rvlie at the lone I'nlieil I hunh of ChrUt. hU. and Mra. Lloyd Jlowton. Jovi-e and Jackie, of HermlMon njoved a vlalt with their dau ghter and l.wnlly, Ihe Ki-ltli lU-aa, on Sumlay. Mr. and Mia Milton Moryan lift thta week for Seattle, Wn.. to attend the Northwent Crop Improvement meeting held at the Itt nJ.imln Ktanklin Hotel. Tlie Dealln iKien met at the home of Mm. Terry Morter lait Wedneaday evenlnif. Mm. Oliver IWIn won hlfh; Mm. John Jep en. awond hlkh. and Mm. Vic Crohhcna. U4cllnit pinochle. The memhem drew nuniea for Ihrlitma nlft exchanKe, before enjoying a molded desoerl nerved hv the hojitiiia. Alfred Nelson returned to hit home Saturday after alavlntf with hli father, Alfred Nelson. Sr.. who underwent major aur ccrv In llollal.iy honpltal In Portland Friday morning Another won. Norman Nelaon, re inn I ned In Portland. Durlnt: the Sumlay morning worship of the United Church of Chrlat. Mr. and Mm. Alfred Nel aon. Karen and Keith, brought the family thank offering box es to the altar to he dedicated. Mra. Gordon Meyem explained the uae of the thank offering In each home. Mrs. Omar Ittftmann led the congregation In Ihe Lit any of Dedication. This project Is Mionsorcd by the Womcn'a Fellowship. Mrs. Keith ftea entertained the Friday I'lniK-hle club this week In her home. Mrs. Don Mc Klllgott won the high prize and Mm. (Jerald Ilea received low. Plans for a CluiMmas party were made. Mm. Donald Ku hanks and Mm. Iceland McKln ney wire guests. Week-end guests ut the Herb Fk.trom8 were Mr. and Mrs. Koger Stleger of lirtland. Mr. Stieger enjoyed the week-end hunting with friends and rela tive. Mr. and Mm. Omar Kletmnnn recently attended the 50th Wed ding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C;-orge Balsiger, Sr., of Blue Kiver. Oregon. Mr. Balsiger for merly lived In lone and Is a cousin to Mr. Kletmann. On Thursday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Keith Peck and dau ghter arrived In lone from Port land for a visit with her par ents, the Milton Morgans. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carlson and his mother. Mrs. Leonard Carlson of Portland were Friday cullers at the Hoy W. Llndstrom home. They were ervoute home and Mra. Mm. Mrs Cly with ...... t.lf a., I !. lliH f ilftiral ttjrv 'III ll1'!' W loc - - ' ' U-ea fur John W. Uravea In llepp- ner. Ml. FiMlikHll Liiidti'MI l aiH-ndlng wveral daya In foil land this week with medical ap iMiliilmenta. Mr. and Mrs perry Morter honied a plnothle party at their country home on Saturday even in.' Cm-nla lmlui!el Mr. anl Mrs. Inland McKinney. Mr. Mra. l leo ( hihlem. Mr. and Howard Crowell. Mr. and l-e Palmer, and Mr. and John Jepm-n. Raloh Martin of Oregon kiM.ni Sumlav and Monday w his parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holt have rccvntlv returned from a three weeks trip through Mon tana, the Dakotas, and Mlnite sola, where they visited rela tives. They enjoyed the lovely fall weather and scenery on lb trln. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Martin K-nt three days lat week at Ihe home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Ilorton at Dallas Thev were caught In an early snow oiorin. which required chains on Ihe car. as they were going through the North Sanll am. On the return trip the snow was a foot to a foot and a half deep at the roadside, but tlu road was clear, Thonc attending the Mid Col umbla Assoclutton workshop In Pendleton on Monday were Hev. and Mrs Walter B. Crowell, Mrs Norman Nelson. Mrs. Phlll Km- ert. and Mrs. HoU-rt Jepm-n, who ii I m was an Instructor. Girls Entar Wool Contest Participating In Ihe Make It Yourself with Wool Contest held at. the Tapadera In Pendleton on Saturday were Linda retiy- lohn. Molly Becket. Mary Samp hell. Sandra Carlson. Carley Bergstrom and Shauna Bergs- Irorn. Following the evening banquet the girls modeled their outfits In the style show. Those attending with the girls were Mrs. Holand Bergstrom. Mrs. Jim Pettviohn. Mr. and Mrs. Law- rcru.v Becket. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell. Mrs. Louis Carlson. Krlsline Peterson, and Mr. and Mm. Boh Hoskins. Mr. anil Mrs. Don Peterson and sons and Ixiuis Carlson and sons attended Ihe Corvallis Pendleton football game Satur day. The Valhv A WW met at the home of Mrs. Itohcrt Peterson. The morning Biblt Study was followed by a business meeting. The Christmas program for the Valbv Sunday school was plan ned for December 17. In Evangel College Beth McU-IIan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Warner, Ir rigon, Oregon. Is one of 733 stu dents enrolled nt Evangel Col lege. Springfield, Mo., this fall. A senior. Miss McClellan is ma joring In music at Evangel. She is u graduate of Irrlgon high school. Evangel is a regionally accredited four-year college of arts and sciences. A church-related college. Evangel's parent denomination is the Assemblies of God. Whit's new In tiger country? What did you have in mind? mm a1" wuii 1J. I 7 ; ' - v This Is our luxury tiger. ... y r LS .r , . .TrS ,.-y- ,.-5f , tTFs '- fjT . , V rS - I-. r"w!TgtJ-T-iJ. . iii.'.'arirj- . jgjrj . Sm i """" This Is our economy tiger. Thert trt 83 mors tigers In between-ill Wide-Tracks, all Pontlacs'BB. Do you want ft no-apolo0!es luxury car? A Spaclal aaf.ty nott: All 1966 Pontlacs SfrK Z car with a back Mtf A lon0. Include front and rear seat be, dual- whaalbaia family car that doesn't cost an speed windshield wipers, wlndshlel 4 arm and a leg? A sleek town car? An washers, outside rear view mirror, padded economy oar with a 6 you'll swear Is an 8 dash and sun visors, and backup lights for until you count cylinders? Come to tger better visibility when backing up at night country. You name It, we've got It. As usual. Be sure to use them. ivwYTMise s niw m now counts, vooa PONTiAC oiauss-a aooo M.ACI TO 1UY 0t0 CASS. TOO. OTOR CO. IIEPPNEn GAZETTE-TIMES Hcppncr, Oregon, Thursdoy, November 18, 1965 Sec. 2-4 poges x ' '" " " Tf l i rrirp -v" h vrw cTrrr BRIDGE orer Bock Creek en Union Pacific's Condon branch ba bn cfnip1tfd J "SSriS to, I AlU.trTur. r.plocl woo Jon M.IU bulll I- IJJIJ .5 twoon Umber., which woto romovod whon work wot com pitted. Wow brWgo U 240 J " in cnte, Old brlda. wa. 43. Uo, Ion,. Una . wo, .njniUl on U, nd ( 11 1 ). Train maxe rouna inp irem """"i urdcry. . Memorial Held For Dale S. Ray At lone Church Memorial ervlces for Dale Qiy-nrpr Kav a 67-Vear resident of Morrow ctiuntv. were held at the lone United 1 nurcn 01 inrisi Sturdav afternion. November 11 at 2;ri n m. Rev. Walter B. Crowell officiated and Interment f,ll.wed In the lone cemetery. Mr r.;iv died Wednesday. No- ...mlu.r in at h see of K7. in Lvle. Washington, where he and his wife had mane meir nime the past year. Burn in Dallas. Oregon. June in hi u.it ihp last sur vivor of the 11 children of Ham ilton and Mary iDlcKinsoni Kay who, themselves, had come to Oregon a children In covered wagons. Hamilton Ray was en gaged in the operation of a wag on freight line between Walla Walla. Wn.. and The Dalles for some time. Mary Ray was well known In towns In the Willam ette Valley for her ability and willingness as a practical nurse In 1898. Dale Ray arrived in Heppner and first went to work for llenrv Padberg. Since that time he has lived and worked in Morrow county, and for many years had made his home In lone. In 1900 he was married to Lydia Padberg. r rvHr 2.T 1920. he wa united In marriage to Mattie Head Brashers, wno aurvives him. n w alsn survived by twe sons. William and Claude Bra shers of Lyle. Wn.; two aaugn ters. Agatha Goodrich of Husum. Wn, and Gladys Armington of Los Angeles. Calif.; nine grand children and 18 great-grandchildren, as well as many nieces and nephews. Thre here for the services from out-of-town were Mrs. Ray. Claude Brashers, Mr. and Mrs. Many Travel Here To Attend Service ONrV-Out of t-.wn rrlatl v ami frtenil. who were here fr the funeral aervleea of Albert K. Undtrom on Thursday. No vember II. at 2 i pm. wer Mr. and Mr Frank ll. lin. John and ftotiert of Seattle; Mr. War-ii-n I'rufihrf i,t Crmham: Mr. and Mrs. txc Crat. tu t ot lYvJ Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Crutcher of Birtng; Mr. and Mm, l-e Turner and Pamela. Mrs. Ralph Turner and Mr. and Mrs. David Turner, all or urn Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Peterson of Pendleton; Mla Turner, lirlu-ham Yoontr I'nivrmllv al I"rrt,o I'lah: Mr. and Mr. Rlrhard Baum of Port land; Mr. (;raee Turner of l"ort Ani'i-li-i Wn ; Mr. and Mr. Ray mond Turner and Dale of Seat tie; Mr. and Mr. Charles Thorn pon of Bremerton; and Mr. and Mr, llmest Turner of Salt Lake City. Utah Mr. and Mra. Ruharu Lundeii or renaieton; Mr. and Mr. Roy htemier or .-m and Warren Slender of llermtiton. Servht were held at the lone 1'nito.t rhurrh i,t ( hrlut with the Rev. Walter B. Crowell of. filalmu' Mr. Vtfii llcjsklna. Jr.. wa aotoint accompanied by Mrs. J. O. Turner. organiu Honorary ball bearer were Carl Troedson. Omar Rietmann, Herbert Hynd. Rjv Menner. t-i-tn Miller, and Karl Morgan. Active caket bearers were Mr. Llndstrom't nehews, David Tur ner. Kenneth Crutcher. Robert lielina. Stephen Llndstrom. Ar thur Llndstrom, ana iuy a. Llndstrom. Concluding aervlce were at the Morgan Cemetery. William Rreithers. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Breshers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eresner. an4 Mr anrl Mr. James Bresh ers. all of Lyle; Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Goodrich and son. Norman and daughter, Mrs. Arlene Mc Coy of Husum; Mr. and Mrs. Lea rvnvninar and daughter. Dianne of Walla Walla; Mrs. John Ar mington of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ray of Prlne-viiio- Mrs llarrv 1inees and Pan'Dinges of Portland; Mr. John Ray and lamliy 01 waa-ra- Marion llavden. S. J. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayres of. Heppner; Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg of Lexington, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil inorne 01 Hermlston. . - 1 in. ii - -,,., , y... .. - . -him . " p I H 1 1 f ::vY 4 f;trH& I V -,-;.-., V .jfcLJt A . ..jaLrf li.iil aMmAi..,Trmi..iiiiMi n -..w- v- " "- . 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