lone Residents Enjoy
Holidays Home, Away
Y kathcrine lindsthom
IONE Manv college atudi-nta
pnt I tin holiday at thrlr par-t-ntal
hiimwi. Mont of them re
turned to achool on Tueaday (or
winter term. Thoae aorn In the
Iom vicinity wrr Ie O'Con
nor, Chorylo !.und-ll, and Tom
HclmhlKncr, from thi University
of Own; Rodney Llnnt-U and
John MiKlllKott from Hlim
Mountain College; Dl-k Jlynd.
Stwan Linda ttom, Cherllyn
Smouw, Kenneth Sinnune, arid
Tom MorrUon of Oregon State
Uniwalty; Kol and Ekitmm,
Mark Halvoraen, Jay Ball, Rob
ert Kmrt, and , Sid .Inter, of
Knxtem Oregon College.
Upturning to Pacific Lutheran
waa Stephen Llmlstrom; to Lew
la and Clark College. Bill Ak-
ra and Tim Tull!; to Oregon
College of Kduratlon. Bob Ba
ker; to Columbia Boaln College,
Joe HulvorHen; and to Portland
State, Jack Crum.
Mr. and Mm. Jerry Martin and
family enjoyed aeveral day of
the holiiliiya vtHltlng Inlert'Kt
Ing polnta on the Oregon Coaat
and at Seaalde.
Mr. and Mm. Earl McOebe
had a their guenta thla week
end their aon In law and dau
ghter, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth
Kllnger and Mlihael of Port
land.
Mr. and Mra. Norman Berga
trtim and glrla of Wlrmton were
holiday vUltora of hlx father,
Carl r. Bergs trom and other
relative.
Taaa Morrlaon left thla week
with her fiance, David Beckman,
for Coo Bay for vIkii with
hi parent before returning to
Oregon State for winter term.
Tim and Mark Tullla apent
aeveral day thla week at Mt.
Hood. They made the trip with
their couxina, Mr. and Mr. Pete
Lybecker of Pendleton. The Ly
beeker children atayed here
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mr. Carry Tullla.
Mr. and Mra. Norman Nelaon
returned on Thursday from a
vlxtt with relative in Portland
and Salem. Krlatln remained In
Salem at the home of her un
cle and aunt. Dr. and Mr. Bruce
Rankin and will come home by
train on Tueaday.
Mr. and Mr. Bill Ling were
called to Oregon City lnt week
for the funeral of Mr. Ling's
ltcr-lnlaw who died sudden
ly on Tueaday.
Crowd Sees Program
Mr. and Mra. Max Barnum of
Portland were holiday vUltor at
her purenta' home, Mr. and Mr.
r.niet LhrlHtophcrNon.
Mr. and Mra. Harold Bcgg
and family went to Portland for
a couple of day of the holi
day. Mr. and Mr. Karl Wright of
Baker are vIMtlng at the home
of her mother, Mr. Ida Grablll.
M. I.ee Marcum of Portland
vlnlted with her daughter and
family, Mr. Roland Bergatrom
during ChrlNtma. Mr. .Berg
trom and Carley and Shawna
took her home and remained for
a vlalt.
Vlaltlng In Port Orchard,
Waah., over the holiday were
Mr. and Mr. Jume Marvin and
on, who were guct of hi par
ent, Mr. and Mr. Clulr Murv
In. Mr. and Mr. Dick Sherer en
tertained never a 1 friend on
New Year Eve, Thoe attend
ing the party were: Mr. and
Mr. Wayne Hum, Mr. and Mrs.
George Miller, Mr. and Mra.
Kelly Andrew., Mr. and Mr.
Roy Ooodrow, and Paul Petty.
John Jr.
Lelk Ham, small daughter
of Mr. and Mr. Wayne Ham,
In In the hoxpltal In Walla
Walla fur treatment.
Mr. and Mr. Marlon Krebs
and family of Crescent City,
Calif, were visiting with rela
tive here thla week-end.
Mr. and Mr. Alfred Nelaon,
Jr. and family spent the ChrlKt
ma holiday with Mr. and Mrs
Howard Slonecker of Oak Grove
and visiting with her mother,
Mr. S. Ransdell In Portland.
They alno apent aome time vla
ltlng hi mother. Mm. Alfred
Nelaon Sr. at Willamette Man
or.
Sunday, January 15, has been
chemen aa the day for the an
nual meeting of the United
Church of Christ. A potluek din
ner at noon will precede the
meeting. All report of the var
lou committee In the active
work of the church w 111 be nrc
ented at thlx time in addit
ion to Important business.
Emort Wad In Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Phil! Emert and
family drove to Salem on De
cember 24 for the wedding of
their on, Phillip Laurence, to
Beverly Ann Nelson at Trinity
Methodist church. The bride
parent, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
(Held over trom last week)
By KATHERINE UNDSTROM
IONE a very enjoyable
ChrlNtma program waa pre
sented by the atudent of the
lone Elementary and Hljfh
school on Thursday evening,
December 22, In the school cafe
torlum to a capacity crowd. Ar-
nie Hedman, music Instructor,
was the director with the as
sistance of the other element
ary teacher.
The high achool chorus sang
the "Hallelujah Chroua" by
Handel, a Spanish carol, "Fum,
Fum. Fum . 'and "Madame
Jeannettc" by A. Murray. They
were accompanied by Dcnlece
Matthews.
Mrs. Mary Alnnlz directed her
first grade rhythm band In aev-
elul number. Thi wa follow
ed by the lxth, eventh, and
eighth grade bands, who play
ed Chrihtma songs.
A clever operetta, "Santas
Holiday" wa presented by stu
dents from the second, third,
and fourth grades, and a few
oliler students. Accompanist
were Carley Borgstrom and
Nelson and family of Cherokee,
Iowa returned home with the
EmerU and stayed until Wed
nesday before leaving for their
home In Iowa.
Mr. and Mr. Edward Kesslor
and family returned on Satur
day from visiting relatives In
Walla Walla over the holiday.
A New Year Eve party was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mr. Ernest Christopherson with
the following guests present:
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Raymond,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Mecham, all of
Heppner, and Mr. Mecham'
parent, Mr. and Mrs. Mecham
of Eltopla, Wash, and Mr. and
Mrs. James Marvin of lone.
Mis Rebecca Case spent the
holiday at her parental home
In Axhton, Idaho and Miss Rita
Kerr visited her parents at We
natchee.
Adon Hamlctt had the mlsfor
tune to wreck his car on Christ
ma Day traveling on the Lex
ington-Boardman road. He whs
on his way to work at Umatll
la, when he hit a slick spot in
the road. The car waa demolish
ed, but he escaped serious In
Jury.
There will be meeting of
the Home Economics Club of
Willow Grange on Wednesday,
January 18, at 2:00 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Mabel Cotter.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, January 5. 1967
Chert Carlson.
The beginner band from the
fifth grade played three num
ber fur the audience and the
high school band entertained
also with "Christ ma Suite" by
II Walter and "Sleigh Ride" by
U Anderson
At the conclusion of the pro
gram Santa CI a us made hi
annual visit to the grade school
rooms and tnen visited the pre
school children on the cafetor-
lum alage and presented each
little one wth a bag of candv.
Treat were also given to ev
eryone else present
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ball are
proudly announcing the birth of
their first aon, Jeffrey Louis,
wa born on December 24, at St.
Anthony hospital in Pendleton.
The baby weighed 6 lb, 14 oz.
and will join a little sister,
Robin, at home. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Petty
lonn and Mr. ana Mr. Lou in
iull of Heppner and great-
grandmother ia Mrs. Fred Pet
tyjohn of lone.
Mr. and Mr. Harlan Crawford
and family of La Grande are
visiting a couple of days with
his parent. Mr. and Mrs. W. C
Crawford. Mrs. Crawford's moth
er, Mrs. Gottfreid Hermann, has
been 111 and In the hospital in
La Grande. However, she Is bet
ter at thi time.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pettyjohn
of The Dalles, and their son,
Jim, a student at the University
of Oregon, are guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Lindsay. Other Christmas guests
were the Lindsay's other dau
ghter and son ln law, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl McCabe.
Guests over the holiday of
Mr. and Mrs. Jodie K. Morrison
are their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick De Bis
schop and Bobby of Ontario and
their daughter, Tass, of Oregon
State. Mr. Morrison and Mr. and
Mra. De Bisscttop left Tuesday
for Portland to attend the Far
West Classic at the Memorial
Coliseum.
Carol Hynd of Portland spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hynd at Ce
cil. Other Christmas guests of
the Hvnds were Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Schaffer.
Pam Proudfoot from St Paul's
in Walla Walla and Paul Proud
foot from Dagwell's School for
Boys In Portland are spending
the holidays with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Proudfoot.
Mrs. Virginia Pettyjohn spent
a few days last week In lone
visiting relatives and friends.
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Changing light bulbs is just one of the many duties
of "Bill" Lowe maintenance man at Pioneer Memorial
hospital in Heppner.
"Bill" has watched ths candlelight era flicker and
die, and give way to the kerosene age which in turn has
disappeared into the ELECTRIC AGE. Born in 1889 at
Durham, England, he emigrated to the United States
in 1913, only to leave a few years later to join the Royal
Canadian Army as a Machine Gunner during WW I.
After WWI, "Bill" returned to this area, and a few
years later he took out American citizenship.
Never a dull moment in this man's life, he has
worked at the hospital for the past 16 years, but before
that he earned his living doing everything from sheep
herding, to light bulb changing.
"Bill" spends every minute that he can outdoors
hunting and fishing. During the winter he keeps him
self busy with his hobby of woodworking. During the
summer months he keeps his green thumb working in
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