McCrae Commends Graduates
At lone Commencement
By CATHERINE UNDSTKOM
IONK i r d tint Ion exercises
were held In the lone II I g h
school gymnasium o n Friday
evening, June 3. for nine seniors.
Wallace W. MrCric, president
of 11 1 u c Muunlnln College nt
Pendleton wag the commence
ment speaker, f e n c Hletmann
lIaycd thr processional and
recessional for the graduates,
who were escorted by an honor
K'uurtl of Junior. The high school
chorus, under tha direction of
Arnlo llcdman. Hang "The Hallo
of Ivy". Krv. Walter II. ( rowell
gave the Invocation and pro
liOUlU'ed the benediction.
Mark llulvorsen guve the sal
uiHturmn speech and Karen
Hums delivered the vuledlctor
Unix a d il r e s. Kvcrett llolstcln
presented these two Keillors with
the certificates of merit from the
Pud's Club of Oregon Stale Util-vi-rr.lly.
Mark also received the
$75.00 ITA scholarship award.
Karen anil Juy Hull were the re
cipients of the I.Iomh Cluh schol
arships fr $75(10 each.
Diploma! were presented to
(he following seniors hy Donald
McKlltgott, member of (he Mor
row County School Hoard: Hob
ert Henry (taker, Donald Jay Hull
J., Herbert Richard Davidson,
Mark Kdward Halvorsen, Karen
l.ynn Hams, Stanley Kurl Hoi
Mdn, William Kugeno Johnson,
l( o d n ey Donald Llnncll, and
Mtrhuel Kdgar Palmer.
A reception followed the com
tnencemeiil In the ciitctorlum.
The tea tnble was decorated In
the claim color of red and white.
Mothers of the seniors were In
vited to pour punch and coffee.
Attend ion'i graduation at OSU
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse
and Cherllyn left on Sunday for
I'ortland, They took home Mrs.
Anne C. Sniouse, who was here
for the graduation of Cherllyn
and a week of visiting friends
and relutlves. The Smoutes drove
on to Corvallls, where they ul
tended the graduation of (heir
M'n. Kenneth l.ynn, at Oregon
Slate University. 'Pie ceremony
for the 2,.'i't0 graduates was held
In CM Coliseum at 2:01) p.m. on
Sunday afternoon. He received
.1 bachelor of science decree In
organic chemistry. They all re
lumed home on Monday. The
Smouse's other son. Carl la also
home for the summer from his
.M-hool near Salem.
Kevin, Ashley, and Jlimnle Mc
Cabe of Collux. Wash., are hew
visiting (heir grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. McCabe and Mr.
and Mrs. l.eo Crabtrec.
Mm. Stella O'Meara Is vlsltlnu
her brother, Krnncls KeKh at Har
rington, Wash. She was hospital
ized for a while at a hospital In
Davrniwt. Wash., but Is con
valescing at home now.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kill,
wert" Saturday guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Blaine Chapel and attended
the barbecue and auction.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorgc Portschy
and family of Portland spent
Sunday and Monday with her
parents. Mr. and frs. Hershal
Townsend.
Jerry Hletmann celebrated his
fifth birthday with a family din
ner on Sunday at the home of
his paren'x, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
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June 11
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IMetmnnn. Other present were
Mr. and Mm. Victor KlelMann,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hondo and
Paul, and Mr. and Mm. Hill Hlet
mann, Brian, Mark, and Gregg.
Kastcrn Star Social flub met
on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Omar Hletmann for a lunch
eon followed by a business meet
ing. Mrs. K. It Schuffer, worthy
matron elect, announced June
2 as the (lute for the Installation
of new ofllcers. The lone Mason
ic Unlge will hold Us annual
strawberry feed following Hie In
stallation. Thirty three attended
(he luncheon.
Mr, and Mrs. Hay llclinhlgncr
visited with their daughter, Lin
da, In Portland on Sunday. Linda
has finished teaching and plans
to ppend the summer In Portland.
The Mi-Cabe and Olden family
reunion was held at Fnilgrant
Park Sunday, June 5, with a pot
luck dlirier and visiting taking
up the guests' time In the after
noon. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. I,. A. McCabc and girls,
Mr. and Mrs. James Pettyjohn
ond fuin'lv, Mr. and Mrs, Karl
McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Snider anil family. Mrs. Donald
l-.uliaiiks, all of lone. Mrs. Alice
McCabe and Allen of lleppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Umnle Henderson
and Hetty of U-xlngtoii, l.udd
llcndersonof Hood Klver, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles lngalls of Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kllnger
and Michael of Pasco, Mr. and
Mrs, Al Crhitmun of AJlune,
Wash., Mr. a n d Mrs. Howard
Henderson and family of Inihler,.
Mr. and Mrs, (kant Henderson
and family of Siimmervllle, and
Mrs. I.ols Place of LaGrande.
Hill Akeis and his fiancee Miss
l.ynn Mulloy of Lake Oswego
spent the week-end at his par
enlal hol'V from Lewi and Clark
College.
Dinner guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Knglenian on
Tuesday evening were Mrs. Wall
el Dobyns of Kugene, Mrs. Edith
Mfhoson, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wnlti-r Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Krllng Thompson
of McMlrmvllle were visiting
old friends In lone this ween
end. They also attended the barb
ecue ami auction on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hohde and
Puul of Kennewlik were week
end guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Hletmann.
A recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Hlalne Chapel was Mrs Roy Tho
mas of Walla Walla. Mrs. Tho
mas and the Chapels were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Englcmnn during her visit here.
Miss Klid Kerr left on Sunday
for her home nt Republic, Wash.
Her parents came on the week
end to visit and help her move
home for thi summer. Mrs. .)scar
Lundell left with them and will
visit her sister In Seatle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Martin and
family left as soon as school was
dismissed Krlday for Fayette,
Idaho. Mrs. Martin will attend
summer school there beginning
this week.
Teena and John Llndstrom,
small children of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Llndstrom, had tonsllect
omles on Monday morning at
Pioneer Mcmorlul Hospital.
John S wanton Graduates
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swan-
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son and Jim went to Portland
last week-end to atend the grad
uation exercise of their son,
John, from the Uulverslty of Port
land. Ho received a bachelor of
art degree and Is employed at
present In Portland. Unfortun
ately, John became 111 with a
serious nosebleed and was un
able to attend the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Swanson also went to
Portland this week end and on
to balem, where they attended
the wedding of Mrs. Swunson'l
grand nelee, Dolores Salstrorn.
They visited with relatives In Sa
lem and C'orvallis before return
ing home, on Monday.
Mrs, Aden Hamlett and family
drove to Salem over the week
end, where they visited her bro
ther In-law- and sister, Mr. and
Mxs. Klmo McMillan. They also
got to visit with the McMillan's
daughter, Mrs. Don Ramsey and
baby from San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Verner Troedson
ie turned Monday evening from
a weeks vacation spent at Idaho
Falls, where they visited friends,
and at Yellowstone Purk. They
found th..' weather nice In the
Park an I enjoyed the scenery
and wild life very much.
Bible School In Progress
Valhy Lutheran Church Bible
School began this Monday and
will continue through June iV
from 9:00 toll:3U a.m. Forty
six children are enrolled In the
five clasw-s. Teachers for the first
week are Mrs- Roger Palmer, Mrs.
A. A- Stefunl, Mrs. Herbert Pet
terson, Mrs. Robert Peterson, Miss
Marilyn Bcrgstxom. Debby War
ren, and Sunoru Curlson, Helper
are Cecelia liaison, Teresa Stef
anl, and Molly Becket. The sec
ond week instructors will be Mrs.
IJonald Peterson, Mrs. Roland
Bergstrom, Mrs. Herbert Kkstrom
Jr., Mrs. Louis Colson, Miss
Marilyn Bi-igstrom, Molly Beck
et and theli assistant, Jody Hoff
man and Mrs. Rudy Bcrgtrom.
Mrs. Paul Tews is in charge of
the music for both weeks. Class
es for nursery, kindergarten, pri
mary, Jul. lor and Junior high
are being held.
Lions to Install
At Awards Night
Installation of officers of the
lone Lions club will b e a t a
meeting Saturday, June 11, at the
lone Legion hall, beginning
with a social hour at 6:30, Ray
Boyce, secretary, announces.
Dinner will be at 7 p. m.. pre
ceedlng the awards night pro
gram. District Govenor Hank
Dickcrson of Burns will bo the
Installing officer.
Dancing will follow the meet
ing with music to be furnished
by the Three Blind Mice.
"Members and wives are Invited
to the dinner and meeting. Other
guests may be invited by mem
hers to the (lance. Boyce can
furnish Information on tickets.
Memorial Dorr visitors at th
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ven
ard were her sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Knokey,
Donn. David, and Dickl, all of
Medford.
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Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, June 9 1966
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BIDDING WAS BRISK ert tha lone Community auction at tha Willows Grange hall Saturday. W other
cooperated with a beautiful day to contribute to tha record setting rrent Hera Don Wink, auc
tioneer of Hennlston. is at work crying the sale as tha auction progressed into early afternoon.
(G T Photo).
New Records Set
At lone Auction
And Barbecue
New records were set at the
lone Community Auction and
pit cookel beef barbecue, spon
sored by th lone United Church
of Christ, Saturday.
The committee figured the
gross proceeds at some $3320
with bills of some $-100 or moie
yet to be paid. Most of the food
was donated for the barbecue,
with the exception of the meat,
and articles for the auction sale
were also donated.
Some 310 persons served at the
barbecue at noon In the Willows
Grange hall. This Is believed to
be the largest crowd In the four
year history of the event, the
first bringing out 180.
Northwest Eager Beaver Ford
Dealers are now first in new car
sales, according to first quarter
'65 figures. One big reason is
this Sports Sale Galaxie 500
2-Door Hardtop at a very
special low price with white
walls, styled steel wheel covers,
special trim. Hurryl
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Dinner tickets brought $150
for the cause, and the Country
Store, new this yea, grossed
$113.
At the all-day auction sale,
cried by Don Wink of Hermlston,
most items brought good prices.
Among major Items were a steer,
donated by Norman and Fred
Nelson, which brought $200; a
hydraulic hoist, donated by Roy
and Art Llndstrom, which
brought $2S9; and an old-fashioned
pump organ, which sold
for $100.
In greatest demand at the sale
were antique Items collected by
t h e committee. Including old
kerosene lamps, flat irons, tread
le sewing machines and others.
Fine weather, breaning from
cold and gusty days, contributed
to the all-around sucess of the
event. Milton Morgan was gen
eral chairman, and many, many
persons of the lone community
assisted In different capacitiee.
Proceeds of the auction and
barbecue will go to worthy pro
jects through the church.
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lone Church Starts
Summer Schedule
Summer schedule at the lone
United Church oh Christ is now
in effect, the Rev. Walter B.
Crowell, pastor announces.
Morning worship will be held
at 9:30 a.m. through the sufmer
instead of at the 11 a.m. time.
CEMETERY NOTICE
THOSE WISHING TO SAVE THEIR
PLASTIC CEMETERY FLOWERS SHOULD
PICK THEM UP BEFORE JUNE 13.
HEPPNER CEMETERY
Maintenance District
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Church Youth Set
Weekend Campout
Youth groups from the Metho
dist church and Christian church
es of Lexington and Heppner will
spend four days of camping at
Frazer Government Camp a mile
from Lehman Springs from Fri
day through Monday, youth lead
ers announce.
Mornings and evenings will
be devoted to worship and Bible
study while most of the after
noons will be spent swimming
at Lehman Springs and In rec
reational activities.
Three college students, Dick
Struckmeier, Chuck Barnes and
Jean Stockard, will heln the
I adult leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
I Marquardt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Struckmeier and Mr. and Mrs.
i Jay Wheelhouse, with all areas
of the camp schedule.
The Rev. Al Borchee, pastor of
the Christian churches, will help
Friday and Saturday. Church
services will be conducted at the
worship center at the camp on
Sunday.
More than 30 young people
are expected to share in the camp
experience. Each is asked to pay
$4 for food expenses, and each
will pay for his own swimming
fees.
Clarence Porter, son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Anderson,
received a Doctor of Philosophy
degree in science from Oregon
State University at commence
ment exercises on Sunday, June
5. His wife Is the former Carol
K. Anderson. They will move to
Portland in the fall when Por
ter assumes a teaching position
at Portland State University
and his wife will return to col
lege study.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Neill nova
moved to the Valle Vista Home
in Hermlston for a time. They
will have a room together in
the home and will be near to
members of their family living
in Hermiston. They will be
happy to see or hear from
friends in Heppner.
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