80th Anniversary Observed Sunday
In Services af Valby Lutheran Church
By kathcrine undsthom
IONK-- Vnlby Lutheran church
In Goom-bcrry celcliruted Iti with
anniversary on Sunday, April
ii. At the It (Ml o'clock worship
M-rvlce tin' Rev, Jiidmm Crnry,
executive BKhlNtnnt to DiMrlct
Present. Ir. S. (.'. Sletkcn cf Se
attle. Wan tllO KUCMt hH'nklT.
A family Htlurk dinner was
held ut iumim followed by a pro
gram with brief redcdleatlon
ceremonies In tint afternoon.
Other numbers on the o
gram Included an arrangement
of hymn played on the organ
lV Curley licrgstroin; a short
history of Valbv ly OHtur Peter
nun j a presentation of the 75th
anniversary book to Rev. Crary
lv Mr. I'etcr.oon, and a piano
ami organ duet hv KrNtlne Pe
terson and Mm, I'aul Tews.
Mrs. Tews wm also organist
for the hvmn sing, which was
led bv Pastor Kenneth Robin
on at the beginning of the pro
gram. Out of town guests here for
the occuslon were Mrs. Leonard
Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Carlson and Krlo and Jun
I of Portlund.
Mr. and Mrs. Vlctur Kletmann
had us their guests this week
end. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Illako
of Pacific City.
Week-end guest of Mm, Kl
mer Griffith were Mrs. Bert Ma
son Sr.. and Mrs. Sam McMil
lan of Portland.
Frock Hot Baby Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis llulvorscn
are announcing the blrlh of a
new grandson. The baby boy,
Mark Patrick, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. lirrv Truck at Pen
itletoti Community hospital on
Monday morning, April 25.
weighing 7 lb.. 13 tut. He will
lln a ulster. Lnrle, at home In
lleppner.
Mrs. Jeanette Yost of San
Diego arrived on Saturday eve
ning to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mm. Harry Ash. Mrs Ash
underwent tnaor surgery at Pio
neer Memorial hospital on Tues
day. Mrs. David Potter Is sub
stituting In the first grade dur
Inn Mrs. Ash's absence. Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Palmer drove the Ashs'
to Pendleton to meet their dau
ghter. Mr. and Mrs. Kay lleimblgner
Mnt the week end In Portland
and Kugcne,
Mrs. Joe Hausler. president of
Beta Omega Sorority. Mrs. Ar
thur Mndstrom and Mrs. Gene
Kletmann attended the state
convention of Slema Kpllon at
Salem from Friday through
Sunday.
Mr. and M. K. K. Sehaffer
pent Sunday In Goldendnle
visiting at the home of Mrs.
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Schaffer'a cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Ilcrnard Gilbert.
Ilonnle Akers will be Install'
ed as worthy Hdvlsisr of lone
Assembly No. H!) at a public In
stallation on Krldav evening,
May U. I-Jectlon of officers was
held at the last Italnbow meet
lllK. (;. C. Weaver Is a patient In
the Veteran' Hospital In Walla
Walla.
Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Smnus
Ment several days the end of
the week ut Albany. Salem, and
Corvallls. Their son. Kenneth
Lynn, hud the misfortune to
lose most of his clothes and
munv of his school books and
notes In a fire In his dormitory
room at Oregon State. The fire,
of undetermined source, wus
discovered during tho daylight
hours, probably resulting In less
dumugc to the dormitory. The
Smouses also visited another
son. Carl, at school In Salem.
Topic Club Hoars of UN Tour
Mark lirown was guest speak
er at the April meeting of the
Topic Club held at the country
home of Mrs. Paul W. Tews.
Mrs. William Rawlins wus as
sistant hostess. Mark told of his
trip on the United Nations Pil
grimage for Youth tour lust
August and showed some very
good slides.
During the business meeting
conducted bv Mrs. Lindsay Kin
raid. ircs!ilcnt, a rcort wus
made on the successful curd
party a week ago. It was also
reported bv Mrs. Ronald Bishop,
librarian, thut new hook shelves
huve been creeled In the Pub
lic Library. A book shower was
held unci muny books were
brought by members to give to
the library.
Guests present were Mrs.
Gurry Tullls. Mrs. Walter Ja
cobs, Mrs. t.ouis Carlson, and
Mrs. Donald Peterson.
Week etui guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy W. Linda
trom were Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Langdon of Scapoose, Miss
Nancy IVUe of Portland, Mrs.
Anita Sullivan of Crcsham, und
Mr. und Mrs. George Histola of
Astoria.
Mrs. A. H. Nelson Sr. Is spend
ing some time here at her home
ncur Lexington, while visiting
her sons, Alfred and Normun
and families. She plans to move
Into Terwllllger I'luza In Port
land soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan
returned on Wednesday from a
few days siient In Portland. They
visited their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Peck, and took their son, Gary,
down to resumit his work in
Portland after belnn at home for
some time following an apien
dectomv, Masons Receive Pins
A sixH-lal program following
Masonic Lodge No. 120 A.K. &
A.M. was held on Wednesday
evening at the Masonic Hall.
The Kev. Clarence Kopp of La
Grande, Past Worshipful Master
of the Grand Lodge of Oregon
was the guest speaker. He was
accompanied by Alex MacKcn
zle, also of La Grande. Worship
ful Master Charles O'Connor
presented pins to Harlan Mc
Curdy, u -15 yr. pin; Holmes
Gabbert. -10 yr. pin; K. M. Baker,
25 vx. pin; Oscar Peterson, 25
vr. and K. It. Lundell. a 30 yr.
pin. A medley of tunes of the
last 5 years was played by
Gene Kletmann on the piano.
The men and their guests went
to the home of James Burnett
for refreshments following the
meeting. Mrs. Burnett was as
sisted in the serving by Mrs.
Uov Llndstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. John Proudfoot
spent the week-end In I'ortlund.
Jim Connell was taken to Pio
neer Memorial hospital In llepp
ner bv ambulance on Monduy
morning. He had been 111 for
several days und neighbors hud
been checking on him. On Sun
day no one saw him und on
Monday, when Henry Krebs
stopped In to see him, he was on
the floor, apparently having suf
fered a stroke. He prusse! away
at the hospital on Monday. Mr.
Connell Is a long time resident
of this country. He never mar
ried und lived on a small furm
several miles below Cecil.
Mrs. Albert Llndstrom has re
turned fxom spending a few
days with relatives at La
Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Engleman
spent the week-end In Portland,
win-re Joe bowled on the Elks
team from the lleppner Lanes.
Mrs. Dick Shcrer was hostess
for a pinochle party Monday
I'Vonlntr tw.rwirlntf Kfr i'ltts
- .,.' .opt ' w
iChllders on her birthday. Guests
wno attended were, Mr. John
Kulph Klncald, Mrs. Darrt-ll pad
berg, Mrs. Herbert Peterson, Mrs.
Howurd Croweli, Mr. Wayne
Hums, Mrs. Hoy GooUrow, Mrs.
Wayne Bull, und Mrs. Herbert
Kkslrom. Jr. Prize winners were
high, Mrs. Klncald; second high,
Mrs. Padberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hynd en
tertaincd his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. anal Mrs. C. L. Lluu
alien of Pendleton on Sunday.
Barbara Bishop and Kolund
Ekstrom of E.O.C. spent the
week-end st home.
Mrs. Lewis ilalvorscn, mother
advisor, took three Kuinbow
girls to Portland on Sunday to
attend the n-ceptlon honoring
the Grand Worthv Advlsiir of
Kalnbow, Christie Peterson at
the Mayflower Audit orlurn.
Those going down were Susan
Jane Jensen, Charlene Hamlctt.
und Bonnie Kay Akers.
Mr unit M r'.rlu...! C...,.n.
HI, i . , I . .J . 1 U I V, tin U 1 1
son and Jim spent Sunday and
Monduy in Portland with their
son and iluughlcr in-law, Mr.
urnl Mrs. John Swanwjn.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kletmann,
Mrs. Ksitcr Hunsen, und Mr. and
Mrs. BUI Kletmann spent Sun
day In Kennewlck ut the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rhode
und Paul. The occasion marked
Paul's lilrllwliiv- Mr iml Mm
John Turner (if KuUrir t,ln. i
ed the family there. Mr. Han
sen went home with them for
a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Portschy
of IHirtland are the parents of
a baby boy, Rodney James, born
on April 20. Their other little
boy Brent, has been visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Her
shal Townsend at lone.
Mr. und Mrs. Harold Sherer
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hannah Melville at Echo recently.
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GAZETTE-TIMES
Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, April 28, 1966
Sec. 2
Irrigon Mayor Proclaims
Clean-up Month
May
For Fast And Dependable
Freight- Service
With Daily Overnight
Service From Portland,
Including Saturdays
SHIP
REIGHT
Eastern Oregon F
Served By
Flatt's Truck Service
CALL GENE ORWICK
989-8420
ANYTIME
June Date Set
For lone Auction
ION K Members of the lone
United Church of Christ are
ai:ain busy making plans for
their fourth annual auction and
barbecue. The event will be
held at Willows Urance hall on
Saturday, June 4, with all pro
ceeds colntr to the church, an
nounced Milton Morgan, gener
al chairman.
Articles for auction ure need
ed and anyone desiring to con
tribute merchandise, old or new,
Is nsked to contact Bill Rlct
niBnn. 422-T2. Don Bristow,
422-7122. or Milton Morgan, 422
7258. A warehouse has been
provided to store things in this
year, so If any want an Item
picked up early, Just contact
one of the above people.
The "country store" will be a
new attraction this year with
homemade haked goods, home
canned foods, fancy work, and
crafts. Also the church Is en
couraging its mem hers and
friends to donate livestock such
as lambs, pigs, beef, chickens,
etc.
Another attraction this year
will be the sale of antiques at
the auction. One Item already
donated Is an authentic old
pump organ In excellent condit
ion. They hope everyone will
search their attics, barns and
closets for antiques.
Committee chairmen for the
event are: general chairman,
Milton Morgan: vice chairman
and arrangements, John Jcp
sen; merchandise. Bill Riet
mann; barbecue, Alfred Nelson;
dinner, Mrs. Earl McCabe; slave
auction, Robert Jcpsen; snack
bar. Mrs. Roy W. Llndstrom;
tickets, Mrs. Bill Rtetmann; sil
ent auction, Mrs. Norman Nel
son; country store, Mrs. Garry
Tullls; antiques, Mrs. Pete Can
non; publicity, Mrs. Robert Jcp
sen; meat wrapping, Karl Mc
Cabe; and meat carving, Roy W.
Llndstrom.
Br LaVELLE PARTLOW
IRRIGON Mayor Chester Wil
son haa proclaimed the month
of May as "Clean-up. Palnt up,
KIx-ud Month" for the City of
Irrigon and urged every orga
nization and individual within
the community to do their ut
most to eliminate all rubbish
from their premises and burn
brush and other material that
may later become a fire hazard.
Saturday, May 21, and Satur
day, May 28. have been desig
nated as special clean-up days,
when the City truck will haul
away rubbish as a special serv
ice. Anita and Donna Kay Pum
mel. Terr! Senn, Jo Hale, Mrs.
Albert Partlow and Sheryl, Mrs.
Josle Buchanan and Wayne Bu
chanan, Rev. and Mrs. John H.
Kenney, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Warner and Mrs. Walt Agee at
tended a "Speed the-L I g h t"
youth rally at the Hermlston As
sembly of God church Friday
evening. Bob Paget. Oregon
State Christ Ambassador presi
dent, and the Rev. Melvin Stuart
were guest speakers. Purpose of
the rally was to raise funds for
the "Specd-the-Llght" program,
a project of the Assemblies of
God Christ's Ambassadors to
provide transportation facilities
such as cars, airplane and bi
cycles, printing presses, loud
speaking systems and other
methods of furthering the gos
pel message In foreign coun
tries, to our missionaries.
The Junior Class of the Irri
gon Baptist church had a skat
ing party at Hermiston, and
met at the church afterwards
for refreshments.
The Rev. and Mrs. Vaughan.
pastors of the Irrigon Baptist
church, attended a birthday par
ty at the uene Cunningham res
idence in Hermiston honoring
the Cunningham's one-year-old
duughtcr, Machille. Other rela
tives and friends from Irrigon
were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibbs of
Kahlotus, Wash., were Sunday
evening visitors at the home of
her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Partlow and
.Sheryl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephen
were Saturday evening dinner
' guests at the home of their son
naiw uuunii i t,,-, aw, nit, aiiu
Mrs. Curtis Stephens and Pa
tricia, Umatilla. The dinner was
In honor of Mrs. Stephens' birth
day. Ladles Home Extension Is con
ducting a Cancer Drive In Irri
gon. If you are not contacted,
please call Mrs. Warren McCoy,
chairman, 922-3622.
Mrs. Chester Collins Is conva
lescing at her home after spend
ing 20 days at Good Shepherd
hospital in Hermiston.
Mrs. Eugene McCorkle Is a pa
tient at St. Anthony hospital in
Pendleton.
Dewey West of Woodburn was
a Friday evening visitor at the
home of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Stephens.
Bill Graybcal is a patient In
Ward 3 of the Walla Walla Vet
erans hospital. Mrs. Bill Gray-
Ibeal. who spent the week in
j Walla Walla, drove to Irrigon
'Monday, accompanied by her
I arister-in-law, Mrs. Doshla
BrownelL Mrs. Brownell was a
j luncheon guest of her sister,
I Mrs. Ruth McCoy, and also vis
ited her brother and sister-ln-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gray
ibeal. The two ladles returned to
Walla Walla Monday evening,
where Mrs. Graybcal is staying
(with her son-tn-law and daugh
ter, the Dale Shingledeckers.
I Menus at A. C. Houghton
school for the week of May 2
6 are as follows: Monday Mac
laronl and hamburger dish, but
tered carrots and peaches; Tues
dayBeef stew, molded salad,
cheese sticks, cake cobbler;
j Wednesday Chili beans, corn
I bread, stewed tomatoes, fruit Jel
lo; Thursday Fried chicken,
.mashed potatoes, creamed broc
I coll and Ice cream; Friday Fil
jlet of sole, cabbage slaw, but
Itered corn, cake with fruit cock-
tall. All meals are served with
bread and butter and milk.
The 5th and Gth grades of
A. c. Houghton school presented
a program of American Folk
lore at the April student body
meeting. Student body president
Jodv Tatone presided over the
business meeting preceding the
program.
Mrs. Rees Morgan accompa
nied other ladies of the Herm
iston Barracks Auxiliary of Vet
erans of World War I on a vis
it to the Walla Walla Veterans
hospital. The ladies took two
boxes of needed Items, made by
the ladies, and while there, they
visited the therapy room.
Mr. and Mrs Rees Morgan,
Fred Hoadley and Fred Walker
drove to Pendleton Sunday to at
tend the District 6 Veterans of
World War I meeting. The noon
luncheon was served by the Pen
dleton Grange, and business
meeting followed.
Miss Janet Christiansen has
returned to Irrigon after spend
ing several days in Honolulu,
Hawaii, visiting Mrs. Jim Rags
dale. While there, Janet saw the
Eastman Kodak show, interna
tional Market place, Punchbowl
Cemetery, made a tour of the
Island, visited Walklkl Beach
and other points of Interest.
The Rev. H. E. Vaughan at
tended a meeting of the Uma
tilla Association of the Ameri
can Baptist Convention In Herm
iston Wednesday. The noon
luncheon was followed by the
project for the day, an empha
sis on Stewardship.
The Baptist Church had a
Family Night with an Impromp
tu program and also colored
slides of Hawaii. Following the
program, refreshm e n t s were
served in the basement.
The Rev. Herman Engelgau,
missionary to Republic of Upp
er Volta, West Africa, presented
a unique missionary service at
the Irrigon Assembly of God
church Sunday evening. Rev.
Engelgau, attired in native
dress, showed colored slides of
the land and people there, and
also displayed many interesting
curios, including a huge hollow
ed -out elephant's foot. A special
number, "I'll Walk With God"
was sung by David Kenney pre
ceding Rev. Engelgau's sermon.
The young people's Christ
Ambassador group of the Irri
gon Assembly of God church
presented a program for Nation
al Speed-the-Ught Sunday mor
ning. Miss Donna Isom, presi
dent of the group, was in
charge of the program, which
included a quartet by Donna
Kay and Anita Pummel, Donna
Isom and Mrs. Albert Partlow
and a number by the Youth
Choir, featuring Tammy and
Rlcki Snyder and Frances Mc
Donald on an Instrumental trio.
Need scratch pads? Get them
at the Gazette-Times.
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Will Arrive Friday, April 29
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A meeting was held of the
lone 4-H Horseflies club on
April 18 at the home of Mrs.
Wayne Hams. There were 12
members and the leader pres
ent. We had Teena Stefanl for
a visitor. A demonstration on
how to make our bridles was
given by Patty Pettyjo 1 and
Gregg Brooks. Refreshments
were served. Our next meeting
will be on May 2.
Debra Mi-Bath, reporter
Toll the advertiser you saw It
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