THE
HEPPNER
GAZETTE-TIMES
Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, March 23, 1967 Sec. 2
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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P'nochle by Bonnie Ivie. Others
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playing were Barbara Morti
more, Lola Kerrei, tue Matu
son, Eva DeMeritt, Doris Stub
blefield, Sharon Bell. Ruth Jor
dan and Jean Medlock.
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