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THE HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, March 23, 1967 Sec. 2 Grange Honors Pi Extended Service una am For Long 1 I , . .- I . , '.'"mm ' -, 4 ! I . , ', . f ., f ' ,. J .... - ' .? ' ' i - - 1 ' . i J fit-' I ..v. t! X f ' I !- ! By CATHERINE LINDSTROM lone Willows Grange mem Iters n I tended tho church of their choice on Sunday, which was Grango Churrh Sunday, nl then hud politick dinner and meeting at their hull. During tho Chaplain's program, BitI Akern, president of the urange Insurance, lit tho centennial candle and Kcv. Waller B. Crow ell wna Buont speaker. Mrs. W. C. Crawford, who win In charge of the program, wan presented a apodal Rift In rec ognition of her 1H years of nerv r na chaplain. Guest present for the day were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouso and Carl, Mrs. Klla Bur goyne, Mr. C. C. Jones, Mrs. Joe Yorom, and Mm. Clara Ccrtson. The Grange as reed to Join with the county In the auction to raise fund for Zoomal. A public smorgasbord was an nounced for April 2 at the (irange Hall. Ion Church Announce Special Easttr SmyIcm lone United Church of Christ will hold a Maundy Thursday candlelight communion service at the church at 8:00 p.m., March 23. Friday, memleni may attend Good Friday services at the lleppner Methodlat Church from U:30 to 2:30 p.m. Various Morrow county minister will participate In the program. The primary department of the church will hold Its an nual program rehearsal and Kaitter egg hunt at the church t 2:t)0 pm. Easter Sunday services at the United Church have been an nounced a follow: Sunrise aer vlce in Woolery Park sponsor ed by the high school class at ti:30 a.m.; Easter breakfast serv ed bv the Women's Fellowship at 7:13 a.m.; a primary depart ment Faster program at 10:00 a.m. followed by the Easter worship service at 11:00 a.m. St. William's Catholic church will hold Good Friday services at 7:30 p.m. and Easter morn ing worship service at the reg ulur hour of 9:15 a.m. Valbv Lutheran church has planned a special Maundy Thursday service at 6:30 p.m. with Good Friday prayers and meditation at 5:00 p.m.; and Faster Sunday Festival of the Resurrection at 8:00 a.m. fol lowed by breakfast at 9:00 a.m. There will be no church school on Easter. Ladles of the St. Williams Al tar Society are honoring Mrs. Stella O'Menra at tho social room on Thursday afternoon March 30, with a farewell cof fee hour. Friends are asked to drop in from 2:00 to 4:00 pm Mrs. O'Meara is leaving soon to make her home at Harring ton, Wash. Several lone skiers spent part of the holiday at Spout Springs. Among those going over were Frank Hulvorscn, Mark Tullls, Ted Pnlmateer and Janet and Ronnie. Dick McElllgott and family, and Jodl Snow. The lone Dance Club Is happy to announce that they have sec ured Jerry and Geneva Rlchels of Pasco to again hold a spring dance series at lone at the Leg ion hall beginning on Saturday evening, April 1. Teen classes will be at 5:00 p.m. with adult intermediates nt 8:00 p.m. and adult advanced at 9:00 p.m. They will also have an adult beginners class if enough coup les sign up for them. Mr. and Mrs. Rlchels have Just completed their second cruise to the South Pacific and Australia on the SS Mariposa, teaching and entertaining cruise passengers. Classes will all In clude the "Cat" dance, and oth er island specialties If desired. Teen classes will specialize In couple dances and a swing nnd adult class will feature routines of the swing, waltz, rhumba, samba, and fox trot. RAHCEi AERO AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned and Operated By PAUL fl. HANSEN Available for assistance with your spraying problems. Eighteen years' experience in this area. Personal service. Claitaea will continue every Sat urday night for alx weeks. D-Ann Barnett has been spending spring vacation with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harnett in 1'ortlund. Her brother Kick sM-nt Saturday and Sunday there. Mrs. Wallace Gaarsland and Marianne of Portland and Mrs. Clyde Crawford and family of Albany spent the week hero with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dalzell. On Saturday they had a belated birthday dinner for Mr. Dalzell. Others joining them for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dnlwll and Dallas. Mr. and Mm. Verner Troedson were week-end visitors In Port land. They visited his brother, Francis, at tho Veteran's hospit al where he has been for some time following surgery. They al so visited Mm. William Melcna. who Is now hospitalized at Al ison's General hospital At 2:30 N. W. Marshall St. in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan drove to The Dalles on Sunday, where they met Mr. and Mm. Keith Peck. The Pecks took home their little daughter, Nat alie, who has been visiting her grandparents this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and Virgil spent the last of the week in Portland, where they enjoyed the A l basketball tour nament at the Coliseum. Mr. and Mm. Phlil Emert, Jr. were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mm. Phlll Em ert from their home in Salem. Koliert Emert, a sophomore at E.O.C., Is also home for spring vacution. Miss Nancy Fllnn of Portland and Rev. Boone White and Amy, Tracy, Ross, and Wendy were Tuesday and Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert jepsen and family. Rev. White Is the pastor of the First Methodist Church In La Grande. Kimmy Cofenas of Portlond spent the week here with her grandmother. Mrs. E. J. Akers. Mr. and Mm. E. J. Akers spent the week end In Portland taking Kimmy home and bringing back Danny Akers, who had been spending the holidays with Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Akem, D-Ann and Rick Barnett also rode home with them. Miss Rita Kerr sepnt spring vacating at her parental home at Wenatcnee, Wasn. Miss Julie Smith of Portland was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mm. Alfred Nelson Jr. and family. On Monday evening Mm. Nelson entertained the fol lowing In honor of their son, Kenneth, on his birthday: Mr. and Mm. Norman Nelson and family and their guest Christy McElhlnney of Salem. Ann Brln die, Barney Nelstadt, both of lleppner and Miss Smith, Ken neths fiancee. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams drove to Seattle on Wednesday to get their baby daughter Les lie, who had been at the Uni versity of Washington Medical School hospital. On Monday they took her to Portland to the University of Oregon Medical School, where she will now re ceive treatment. They returned on Tuesday with her. Mrs. Henry Krebs and family spent the spring vacation at Medford visiting her mother, Mrs. Arthur Boner, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mercer. Visiting at Lake Oswego over the holidays were Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom and Christina. They brought home Susan from Ore gon State on Saturday. Mr, nnd Mrs. Raymond Lun dell and Chcryle left on Sunday for Missoula, Mont., where they will visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mm. Francis Stack and daughter. Cheryle Is on vacation from the University of Oreeon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnett spent from Wednesday to Sun day with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Auno at Seattle. They made the trip by plane. Mrs. Harvey Smith and Mrs. Van Hubbard drove to Portland Wednesday for a shopping trip. Mr. and Mm. Harold Beggs and family spent part of spring vacation visiting at Boise and also In the Trl Cities. Mr. and Mm. Harlan Crawford and fumlly of La Grande were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford this week. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Schatfer this week were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mm. Jack Schaffer and family of Concord, Calif. Mr. and Mm. L. D. Langdon and Judy of Scappoose were Tuesduy and Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mm. Roy w. Llnds from. They also attended East em Star District meeting on luesday evening. Victor Rletmann was taken to Pioneer Memorial hospital on Friday for treatment following a fall in the yard. Lee O'Connor and Tom Helm blgner are spending the holiday at tiielr parental homes irom university of Oreeon. Mm. BUI Snow and Jeri went to Mt. Bachelor for skiing on Wednesday and Thursday. They made the trip with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson and sons of Mlkkalo. The senior classes of lone High school and Riverside High school took a bus to Salem last Tuesday, where they made a tour of both legislative assem biles. They also had a visit with Rep. Irvln Mann. Gordon Meyers and Ben Daltoso, in structora, accompa n i c d the young people. Guests of Mr. and Mm. Harvey Smith this week have been Mrs Smith's niece, Joyce Wilson, and her girl friends, Diane Neel ana Laura Davis, all students at Western Washington State Col lege at Bremerton. Verner Troedson entered Pen dleton Community hospital on Monday afternoon with a recur rence of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. David Rletmann spent the week-end visiting rel atlveg at Kennewick and Yak ima. IONE SCHOOL MENUS Both lone Grade and High schools will be served the fol lowing menus from March 27 31: Monday, wiener wraps, but terod peas,' tossed salad, and ap rlcots: Tuesday, chill beans, tossed salad, telly rolls and chocolate cake; Wednesday, hamburgers, potato soup, pick les and relish, fruit: Thursday, old fashioned stew, vegetable tcllo salad, hot rolls and Jelly, and brownies; and Friday, fish sticks and tartar sauce, utter ed potatoes, vegetable sticks, bread and butter and apple crisp. All meals are served with milk. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Turner of Eugene drove to lone for the week-end to eet their sons, Monle and Mike, who have been Visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Drake during the school holiday. Susan, Maureen, Mary, and Janice Healy of Heppner spent part of their school vacation with their aunt, Mm. Ted Pal mateer and family at their ranch home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvor sen and Mr. and Mm. Roy W. Lindstrom drove to Arlington on Monday evening to attend a re ception honoring Mrs. Clark Van Gaasbeck, a member of the Home Endowment committee of Eastern Star Grand Chapter, and Mrs. Miles McKay, a grand representative of Saskatchewan In Oregon. Mrs. Pete Crawford and Nan cy arrived on Thursday at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ida Coleman. Nancy was having spring vacation from Portland State. Mr. Crawford and the rest More Fun, Always... At the TWO If l A CX TOOT HAPPY SMILES Ulu EUU Bennett's lor sights in Harney county March IB ai testdents In a 5,000 square mile area of the county began enjoying phone serrice for thte first time. -.Pacific Northwest Bell built a central office. Installed phones, erected micreware towers (left) and strung Kinzua Church Plans By VIRGNUA KELSO KINZUA Good Friday serv ices will be held Friday even ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Kin zua Community church. There will be a communion service with special music by the Jun ior choir. On Easter Sunday, there will be a ix o'clock Sunrise Service on the Kinzua Mountain follow ed by breakfast at the church, with Sunday School and church service at the regular time. Mr. and Mm. James Cloud left Friday morning for their home at Mlnden, Nev., after spending the past week here with Mm. Cloud's mother. Mm. Wilma Mabe. The Clouds came from Nevada to attend the funeral of Mr. Cloud's grandmother. Mm. Grade Mabe. Mr. and Mm. Jack Sitton went to Spokane Friday night to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mm. David Sitton and dau ghter Debbl. Mr. and Mm. Jiggs Bowman and son Joe went to Echo last Tuesday evening to attend the Wednesday morning funeral services of Mr. Bowman's grand mother, Mm. Hannah Bowman Mr. and Mm. Lyle Muzzy and son Kevin ot Thome Bay, Alas ka, left for their home Friday evening after spending the past week here with Mr. and Mm. Bob Dyer and Mr. and Mm. Paul Muzzy. Also visiting with the uyers irom Tnursaaynntii sat urday were Mr. and Mm. James Lychy and family of Oakridee. Word has been received here of the birth in Killeen, Texas, of a baby girl to PFC and Mm, Charles L. Mitchell. The little girl weighed 6 lb., 9 oz. and has been named Wendy Marie. Grandparents are Robert Reid of Hermlston, Mm. Gladys Hun sucker of Norfolk. Va., and Mrs. Lou Wagner of Bend. Mrs. C. E. Hastings is the baby's great grandmother. Mrs. Kenneth Miller and son Todd of Portland spent last week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mm. Stanley Benson and with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mill er in Fossil, Mr. Miller came Saturday to take them back to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Zemmer and family of Bates visited last week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Delbert Barzee. In Portland over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jellick and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Hyatt and family went to Portland Saturday to take home Miss Dorothy Worlein and Joe Mat tison who had spent the past week here. A card party was held Satur day night at the Camp 5 Com munity Hall and was sponsored by the Camp 5 Womens club. Hostesses for the evening were Jean Medlock and Carol Norris. of the family visited relatives here all week. They returned home on Sunday. Sparkling New MO I. m ii rTi'i S mm T sd m in i il Mr.mmnl A t irnJt tm U -m i iii i m iiiTu. of Crane, (inset) were fomil-' Services Nine tables of pinochle were in nlav and hlph nrizM went to may ana nign prizes went 10 Marvin Saddler and Betty Nlur dock, low to Ben and Marilyn Garcia and pinochle to Hersch el Murdock and Rita Bowman. The door prize went to Charles r lack. Assorted cakes and ice ! cream were served by the host esses. Mr. and Mm. Albert Conner and son Darrell of Baker spent the week-end here visiting with Mr. and Mm. Verlin Conner and family. Mr. and Mm. Vernon Perry went to Mt. Vernon Saturday to spend the week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Brooks HalL Mm. John Murray is in St. Vincent hospital in Portland for a series of treatments. A2 and Mrs. Kenneth Norris of Spanaway, Wn., spent the week-end here visiting with Mr. and Mm. Earl Norris and at Service Creek with Mr. and Mrs. Don Culver. Mr. and Mm. Paul Waldvogel of Bly visited several days last week with Mr. and Mm. Her schel Murdock. On Wednesday evening they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Slim Khoton. Mr. and Mm. Scott Reed and family of Bend visited Wednes Medlock and with Mr. and Mm. day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frank DeMeritt, The regular Camp 5 Womens card party was held Monday evening at the Camp a tommu r Busy Home-Makers Do More (and Do Them with Modern ELECTRIC APPLIANCES NO PROBLEMS with an electric carving knife! Cuts slices uniformly thick or thin. Ideal for ham, roasts, fowl, bread and other foods. COOKING'S EASIER, too, with portable appliances. An electric griddle is great for tasty pancakes, hamburgers and other flat-frying foods. See your electric appliance dealers for new ideas how you can live better with low-cost rural electric power. COLUMBIA BASIN hundreds of mile of wire (right) to make phone service a re aliry tot some 330 Hamey customer. The new Harney service areas, larger than the states of Delaware and Rhode Island combined, previously had been one of the few remaining pop ulated areas in the West without phone. nlty hall with Nancy Hawk as hostess. High and pinochle were won by Betty Murdock, low by "ehliT rL ivi nZ P'nochle by Bonnie Ivie. Others . , n-rharn Mnrtl. playing were Barbara Morti more, Lola Kerrei, tue Matu son, Eva DeMeritt, Doris Stub blefield, Sharon Bell. Ruth Jor dan and Jean Medlock. A to Pt , it United States Savings Bonds Buy them where you. work or bank 1 11 DIRT BEGONE when you have a wonderful electric vacuum cleaner. Attachments make it easy to reach hard-to-clean areas. ;f,,'"jj! "11 CUT PREPARATION time with electric appliances. 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