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SOCIETY Hand Made Projects On Club Program llanilcruft project will occu py meinhem of the LfxliiRton Co op lilditlei lit Km ntternoon inivtlnii Monday, April 3, at ih LckliiKton ( Ity hull. Innt ruc tion will lie kIvpii on two muln projectn, the nmklnu of terry cliitlt pillow mill the webhlni of liiiiullmKH, The meeting will et underway at 1:30 p.m. 'I'll i we nttendliiK are asked to t'flllh' the lollowinu I. . Hi. u. ii for the terry cloth pillow: ter ry wiishclotln or a terry fowl, douhled, matching or harmon llnn yum, ami a larije Khurp tmlnled CT(M-het hook. Kor tho medium alze wehhed handling", mnterluU needed nre: 13.') IiicIu-h upholstery web liliiu (more r le depending uhiu hl.e ting wanted), any tyin' yarn, vurlnKnlrd or pliiln colon to linrnioMl.c, a lurce eyed tapeHtrv or webblnu need le. Instructor will be on hand to help with the milking of either pillow or handbag. Anyone who Ih IntercNted In cither of the project I wel--ome tu utlcnd. CowBelles to Travel To Pendleton Meet Member of the Morrow Coun ty ('iiwllcllci will travel to Pen dleton on Saturday, March 31, for a combined meeting with the Umatilla County CowBelles, It I announced bv Mr. Wuvef Wilkinson, preldent. The groups will meet for a combin ed luncheon at (unther' lies taurant at 12 (H) noon. Primary purpose of the com blned meetlne will tx to ex plain to CowBelles and to the press the Teaching Aid program which they carry on In Home Kconomlcs department In high v-hiMil In both count Ii-. Among thane expected to be present will be Mr. Sondii Mil ler of Union, State Cow Belle president. Those who may have ques tion on transportation to Pen dleton for the meeting may con tact Mr. Wilkinson, ph. 676-S735. Royal Arch Presents Candidate Degrees Member of Knyal Arch Mas ons. Heppner Chapter No. 26. held their annual open (tension In Fossil Wedneaduy night March 22, and gave the Mark Master degree of Royal Arch to two candidates, George Sim ondson of Heppner and Milt Boring of Klnz.ua. Masons attending the meet ing from Heppner were Larry Cook. Herman Winter, Clay Phillip. Howard Bryant, Clar ence Baker, Paul Jones, Bob Ab rams, Harold Becket. Marlon Green and I-cn Hay Schwarx. Other attended from Condon and Arlington. iwtHWHIHIIIIItllMMIIItWtWMtWiWWIWMWHWWIHIIIHWi V' - Drive for Heart Fund Completed Ing 111 ROGENIA FATE WILSON Wilson-Hyde Rites Scheduled for April 6 Mr. and Mr. Hubert C. Wil son are announcing the coming marriage of their daughter, Ito eenla Kaye, to Jonathan B. Hyde, on of Mr. and Mr. Lloyd Hyde of Yuba City, Calif , on Thursday evening, April C. Vow wilt Im exchanged at a 7:30 p m. ceremony at the Port land First L.D.S. Ward, South east Harrison at Southeast 30th Street In Portland. The couple extends a cordial Invitation to friend and rela tive to attend the ceremony and reception which will fol low In the church social room. Mis Wilson, a 16 graduate of Heppner High school, will complete her training at Pacific Beauty College In Portland in September. Her fiance I em ployed at Camo. Wn., by the Zcllerbach Paper Company. Fol lowing her graduation they plan to make their home In Vancou ver. In their honor, Mr. and Mr. Hyde will hold an open house reception on Saturday, April 8, from 7 to 10 p.m., at their home, 1-lnti Stewart Way, Yuba City. Farras Are Hosts To Family Gathering Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farm enjoyed a family Kuster gathering at the Fnrra home over the week end. The occasion also honored Mrs. Far ras brother In-law and sister, Mr and Mr. Lynn Anderson on their 25th wedding anniver sary, who, with their daughter, were here from New Plymouth, Idaho. The Andersons were sur prised with the presentation of a special anniversary cake. ALso here for the family gath ering were Mr. and Mrs. II. II. wiest of Sunnvslde, Wn.. par ents of Mr. Farra, and her two brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. John Reihs and fam ily of Sunnvslde Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. Art Beck and family of Mabton, Wn. Ayers Announce Daughter's Wedding Mr. and Mr. Ray Ayers are announcing the marriage of their doughter, Sharon Kliza belli, to Kuwurd Cranor on Sat urday, March 11, In Vancouver, Wash. The couple was honored at a reception at the home of the groom's grandparents fol lowing the ceremony. The new Mr, i'ranor Is em ployed at the University of Ore gon Medical School and Mr. 1 runor with a Portland Au tomotlve company. Thev are now at home at 5-124 S. K. Schiller. Apt. No. 2. Port land. Br MART LEE MABLOW llOAKDMAN Mr. John Phil lip, chairman of the Heart Fund drive here announce that the total collection were $72.30. Assisting In tho drive were Mr, fjenu Illsley and Mr. Ken neth Hroadbent. Mr. Roy Ball, Sr., wa hrmt es for the Boardman harden Club lit her home Monday night of last week. Roll call wa answered by giving the name of a bird fed In the yard the pat winter. Member will go to the home of Mr. Charle Anderegg in Pendleton for the next meet In which will bo April 17. It w be an afternoon meeting with luncheon at noon. In game played prize were won by Mr. Rollin Bishop and Mr. Ralph Earwood. Dick Skoubo and Jim Part low, students at Blue Mountain College In Pendleton spent spring vacation last week at their homes here. Mr. Gene Rlaley wo taken by ambulance to the Good Shepherd hospital In Hcrmlston List week. She I In traction for her back. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Get of Hood River were week end vis itor at the home of Mrs. Getz' parent. Mr. and Mrs. Harold itash. Sunday visitors at the Hush home were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lowe and daughter Tar Ina, Cindy and Robin of Mosler. Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mr. Ralph Skoubo were Mrs. Skoubo' parents, Mr. and Mr. B. E. Getchell, and her brother, Earl Getchell, all of Hermlston. Walter Hayes was a patient In the Pendleton Community hospital three day last week, returning home Saturday. A week-end visitor at the Hayes home wa their daughter, Mm. John Baldlno of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen spent the week-end In The Dal le visiting at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wlckman. Mrs. C. A. Chllders is recup erating at home after surgery at St. Anthony hospital tn Pen dleton. Her daughter, Mrs. J.w. Stenkamp and daughter Ilelda of Bend I here to care for her. Visitor last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Ely were their grandchildren, Ren ee, Ricky and Rena Ely of Se attle, Wash. Mr. and Mr. Ray Gronqulst Mr. and Mr. Frank Hamlin had as guests for Easter din ner their daughters and famll les, Mr. and Mrs. Iielmnr Busch ke, Mike and Kyle, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gray and Anne. Other- guests were Mr. ond Mrs. Ralph Thompson. of Pendleton were Sunday vis itor at the home of Mr. and Mr. Eldon Shannon. Other re cent visitors at the Shannon home were Shannon's nephew and family, Mr. and Mr. Bob Lilly and daughter Bobble, Jo Lynn and Patty of Echo. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mr. Elvln Ely. Recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mr. Ray McNeil were Mrs. McNeil's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Burke, and her brother Darrell Burke and dau ehter Trlna. all of Idaho Falls, Idaho. While here they all took a trln to Othello and Moses Lake, Wash. The McNeil's have received word tnat their son. Larry R. McNeil graduated from electron c school Jn Great Lakes. HI., and will go to San Diego for submarine duty. He is in the U. S. Navy. Cafeteria menu for Riverside Hlah school and Boardman tirade school for the week of Anrll 3-7 are as follows: Monday creamed beef with biscuits green beans, cheese slices and cherry crunch. Tuesday spaghetti, tossed salad, French bread and fruit. Wednesday roast beef, mash ed potatoes with gravy, veget able sticks, rolls and fruited Jello. Thursday stew, pickles, bis cults with Jelly and ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. L, t Dick and HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. March 30. Stuart enjoyed the Easter week- 1967 end at the home of Mrs. Dick's mother, Mrs. B. C. Forsythe, at Rydcrwood, Wn. Joining them there were a son and dauch- ter-ln-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ladd liick and small son of Seattle, Wn., and Mrs. Dick's niece and husband, Mr. and Mr. Stan Us- inger of Portland. The croup enjoyed a brief telephone visit with Lt. Col. and Mrs. John A. Forsythe from Scott Air Force Base, 111., brother and slster-ln-law of Mrs. Dick. Friday sauce, buttered corn, bread and butter, cake. . Bread butter and milk are served with all meals. fish fillet, Tartar pineapple upside down Carl Bauman, son of Sheriff and Mrs. C. J. D. Bauman wa home from the University of Oregon for the last week-end of hi spring vacation and brought with him a guest, Dennis Rog er of Coqullle. Vernon Warner. Portland, who formerly lived In Lexington, has been released from a Portland hospital following an 11-day stay. He I continuing his re covery from serious illness at home. Mrs. Earl Downey and Gall Downey of Prosscr, Wash, were week -end visitors at the home of Mr. Downey's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Downey, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guv Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zlvney of Portland and their son Ted of California visited last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Ely. The Riverside High school baseball team will go to Ar lington March 31 for a game. See us for envelopes of finds. The Gazette-Times. al' Feel "Picture-Perfect" . . . start spring off right with a new easy care hair-do . . . Let our experienced staff serve you for all your hair styling needs. 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Members and families are asked to meet first for the regular pot luck dinner at 7 p.m. Following the dinner, Sheriff C. J. D. Bauman will present a report on the important issues discussed at the special county conference on Civil Defense, held here Inst Thursday. Of In terest will be reporting of in formation regarding prepared ness for disaster conditions and emergency plans throughout the county. The two organizations will hold business meetings follow ing the program. I00F Grand Master To Speak April 5 George H. Hollett of Portland, grand master of the Independ ent Order of Odd Fellows of Oregon, will be guest speaker at a Joint meeting of Willows lodge No. 66 and Lexington lodge No. 1GS at the Willows lodge hall in Heppner on Wed nesday evening, April 5. This will be a closed meet ing for members of the order only. 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