Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, January 30, 1969, Sec. 2, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextChurch Officers Elected; Start Fund For Organ By EVA HAMLETT lONK The annual meeting of the United Church of Christ wan held Sutuluy. January after a H)tlutk dinner, preceded by the morning ervice. Report of i ho officer and the various com mittees were twHl. The following officer wero elected for the coming year: moderator. Mlltoii MurKan: vice moderator. Robert Rietmann; clerk, Judv Kea; treanurer, Mur llyn Rietmann; financial wire tarv. Kenneth Smouse; deacons. Darrel Wilson and I'aul I'etty John, Jr.; deaconess, Margaret Morgan, and Lucille Rietmann; trustees. Uoy W. Lindstrom, Al fred Nelson. Jr., and Bill Riet mann; church school superin tendent, Jean Nelson; board of Christian education. Betty Riet mann; music committee. Allison Luedde, Anna Lee Jamea. Sue Jepsen; auditing committee, Paul Pettyjohn, Sr., Larry Riet mann, council members at large, Suzanne Jepsen, and Scott WiUon. The members voted to start an organ lund, and anyone may rHa this fund. The present organ Is a reed organ, and due to me age nu wem, uni a iLyt iho tart thpre Is no one available to fix this type of organ, members felt this fund necessary for the future in the event a new organ was needed. AX?1 The choir of the United Church of Christ gathered for its annu al party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin following regular rehearsal on Wednesday, January 23. New members hon ored were Mrs. Allison Luedde, Mrs. Katherine Lindstrom and Darrel James, director. Other members present were Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Sr., Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mrs. Lindsay Kincaid, Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mrs. Darrel James, Mrs. Mary Holtz, Donald Bristow and Larry Rietmann. Guests of the choir were Mrs. Ella Burgoyne, Roy Lindstrom and Lindsay Kin caid. . Mrs. Harold Beggs returned home Tuesday, January 21, al ter spending several weeks in B iUno Minn with her mother, Mrs. Blanche Zaffke, who has beeen seriously 111 nut is now improving. Mrs. Beggs saw while she was there they had 42 inches of snow and 30-degrees below zero weather. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCabe spent last week in Portland fur medical attention. Guest at the Louis Carlson home is 2nd Lieut. Kermit Eriek son of the United States Air Force. Lt. Erickson worked for the Carlsons during the summer months for the past few years and is well known to those liv ing in the Gooseberry area and to some in lone. He will visit here for three weeks then will go to Spokane, Wash., for a course in survival training. Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Lindstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Linds- nnnn, cmrarnl Havs in Port land last week on business and also visiting their mother, Mrs. Edris Lindstrom, who has been in the hospital, but is now "u" ii nnrl Paula, and Troy stayed ,. tho Palvin Shermans in Heppner. John and Tena stayed at the nome oi mr. unu ivn. Garland Swanson. Mr. and Mrs. James Pettyjohn spent several days in Portland last week. Another Portland vis itor was Rollo Crawford. Kenneth Smouse and son, Carl, drove to Corvallis to at tend a Smouse reunion on Jan uary 23, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Baker (Shirley Smouse) and family. Others at tending were Mrs. Anne Smouse, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sir.oue of Whittior. Calif.. Mr. and Mrn. Orlo Martin ol Mm. and therllvn Smouse of Corvitl IU. hip Mm rt.ivmond I. nn- ddl drove to KugeiM? Tues day taking their granddaughter. Michelle Slack, home. Mr. Lun- d.ll returned Saturday Put .mil Lundell will remain for a while u-uli her daughter. Mr. Fran cis Stack and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bckus drove to Portland Thursday, HI duv morning, Mr. liegg attend ed an USA A redisricting com mlllee meeting. Women Fellowship of tiie United Church of Christ met lit the home of Mrs. Lindsay Kin cnld, Thursday, January 23. I'hin.M.n mmlMra were oresent. Business was conducted by the chairman. Mrs. Roy Lindstrom. Mrs. Fred Nelson, program chairman. Introduced the suffer ing and need of the people of Blafra. Mrs. Fredrick Martin read recent letters received from U. Ihenyl Anyaso, and his cous in, and his brother in wartorn Blafra. The group recommend ed that Mrs. Martin present the plea for help for the Anyaso family to the church congrega- nnH nmmn) n container fol contributions. The next meeting u,m h Kohmarv 27 at the home of Mrs. Norman Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Keiin rein : u .,-,. ,i iMirnnto f a babv boy born Saturday. January 15. in Portland. The young man ; .-u ..J aimp ulna nnnnds ana wtriKHu ...... r- had been named Brian Keitn. He is the grandson of Mr. and m mon Mnrcrnn and the great-grandson of Mr. and Mr wane vrawiuiu. ., The Junior High basketball team played at Stanfield on Fri day afternoon. The B string was ... . i oi te 1Q nnn the A Ui'ieUIL'U iw ---- - string more than made up tor the loss by deteaiinu bwiukw ,.,tt: the hieh school basketball team played at Umapine. The Jayvee team r. .ui. o,o a to 3. and the varsity won 80 to 53. Saturday evening they played Umatilla on the lone floor. The Jayvee score was Umatilla 61 and lone 30. The varsity defeated Uma tilla 70 to 54. Coming events: Jan. 31 National flsst-niuij ' M-llWi, ...... Jan. 31 Jr. High basketball. Umatilla here, 2 p.m. Jan. 31 High school basketball, Echo mere 1 High school basket ball, Helix here 6 Assembly at school, iToctom Oregon Col lege Singers, 9:00 a.m. 6 Jr. High basketball, Echo here 7 Assembly, IFYE "Korea", 2:45 p.m. 7PTA Card Party, 8 p.m. g High school basket ball, McEwen there GAZETTE-TIMES Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, January 30, 1969 Mrs. Ball Leaves Postmaster Work; Serves 23 Years Sec. 2 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Club Gathers At Lovgren Home By DELPHA JONES LEXINGTON The Arnicitia Club met at the nome 01 Bob Lovgren January 15 toi rrn cr.t timrfl Mrs. ElQ- en Padberg, Mrs. Bob Davidson, Mrs. George Hermann, Mrs. U. W. Cutsforth, Mrs. Gene Cole, t r-omrholl Mrs. Mel Bover, Mrs. Roy Martin, and the hostess, Mrs. iivs. i.. were won by Mrs. Hermann, hth Mr Davidson, second high! and Mrs. Padberg, low tjt u (Dotoi Tflinper has returned to Lexington after a stay in St. Anthony hospital in Pendleton. , Alvin Wagenblast was called to The Dalles one day recently by the serious accident to nis father. Mr. wagenoiasi was fined to a hospital there suf fering from injuries revived in a holdup at the 9th St. Thnft wav Store, where he is employ ed as night watchman. He was severely beaten and in serious condition. . , Elden Padberg and son, Lee Padberg, and Claude Buschke were business visitors in Port land recently. . Mrs A. F. Maieske has been confined to her home recently because of illness. Barbara McCarl, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Morris McCarl, was confined to her home from in juries received while sleigh rid in 0 Verniee Hendrickson of Tule lake, Calif., is making her home with her son-in-law and dau !,... -Mr nnH Mrs. Joe Yocom, and ' family. She has been spending some time with her House Damaged In Friday Fire By VIRGINIA KELSO ,r,,, A flora firp at the Camp 5 residence occupied by cl""i-. Hortoiu family did tne r,iii-ji. "" . - tVl UIa Hamncrp tO tne consiueiauic v,... -- house but no aarrmtte "" i nunA CTonnQ. The lire ao- nnrentlv started about 1 a.m. on r 7 " 1-r januaryxi. , . The Bartows nave i-". a house in Kinzua. lviro Rnvmond Reid and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell and family moved recently to Fossil where they will make their homes Tom Jordan weni iu "wk i 1 where he brought home Mrs. Jordan who had been a pauem i "w-t- 1 1 tnf CaUPFH lldVSi x-v ci;b-orrl hrniiPnt JVirs. Slinkard home January 19 from the Heppner nospuai had been receiving ucoi...w. home Sunday from being hospitalized at Hepp ner were Jonn neisun, 'V"' Stubblefield, and Mrs. Mike WGuyt- Van Arsdale went to Portland recently where he entered the hospital for tests, returning home January 17. Mr. Van Arsdale went to Joseph Jan uary 17 to attend the funeral services of her grandfather, Wil bur Reece. She brought her son, i , xtrHV hor from jos- jeph where he had been v,s t- By MARY LEE MARLOW nnipmuv Fliwuie M. Ball Roiinln-.iin uostmaster for the pust 15 years, retired from that Kovltion January 9. Mrs. Bull I I ...ItU li.A l.w-al IMlKt Of- fir for over 23 years, having worked as clerk since wim-m-k... iu.it until her annointment as acting postmaster January 1, 1954. uixin the retirement of Florence L. Root. She received her rM'rmanent appointment March 9. 1955. Mrs. Ball was Instrumental In moving the post office to the t..,o In Mnn-h. 1906. and was In charge of the dedication program which was neia my 13, 1906. Congressman Al UU- nm.o t ha Hiriirntorv ad dress, and Ron Daniels. Morrow county school superinienui-m, gave the nistory oi uie im.cn .. nffirw llsn tineaking was Jav B. Chrlstensen, assistant to the regional director in auaiuc, Wash. The U. s. navy perauii nel presented the color guara. Tvoioroa V. Hinlon. wife of r-i . . uintnn hn hepn aDDolnt V 1 , V m ii iwi.i eH nctine Dostmaster of the Boardman post ottice upon uc rot rement or flossie m. dbii. xira uinion has lived in Board man the past 3Vi years. Born In Lewiston, Idaho, she spent her childhood in Leavenworth, Wn., nnar U'on:ilphM. and has been n rranoninn the nast 20 vears. v''-y r.,,.," C o, i coming nere irom ukihii. si"-- i.- the mother of three oaugniers, k-athv a li 8 graduate oi mv ..ih iii.rh chonl uhn is at tending the Pendleton scnooi oi Beauty: Judv, a Kiversioe jun ior, and Georgia, a freshman a.. Dnorimnn mother inter rtll.V uumini ...w-.... --- ested in enrolling children in the 12-week session of kinder garten to start February 10 at the A. C. Houghton elementary school in Irrigon, should contact cfhooi nt 022-3321 or Mrs. Burrell Cooley at 922-3375 for further information. ct; uhn Hawaii Jr.. came . ' , V I. ' I J V i-i I 1 1 - ' home from a years' service in i)jnfnim on a ctlrnrlKP visit to V 1, 1 1 1 " 1 1 1 mi " " , nnH Mrs John Ills pa cilia, I Hascall, receniiy. uci a day leave he will return to Viet- nam lor anotner six niuuui service. t- u?ni.t mnvor nnrt Ver- D.r-n oonnpilmen. were sworn into office at the regular meeting ol tne uoaraman yny Council recently. Two otner roril Hicks and ry i r-ill,icolo wore not DreS- .t'cli L umLi-iiiti , i it. ent, and will he sworn in imci. Hospita By RHONDA SARGENT I Held over from last work I KIN'.UA Mrs. Karl Norris and Mrs. Frank iKMcrltt went to Heppner last Tin-sd.iv where Kva entered Ploiii'er Memorial hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Terry went to Heppner last Wednes day when they both entered Pioneer Memorial hospital for treatment. Guv Van Arsdale went to Pen .li., in lntl Thursday on bust- n4 on m Pnril:iiiil Hiirlni? the wei'k-end where he entered a hospital lor meaicai care. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norris went to Prlnevllle Saturday where both of them had medical care. In Heppner Friday on business were Mrs. Roy Keller and dau ghter Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Don Nickclsen. Care Given Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright went to Portlund Inst Thursday on hus ness. returning r'rldnv llftiTIIOon. nt. Mr manlcv Benson went to Portland Friday on bus iness and to visit with Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Miller ana boo Todd. They returned home oat iron V Mrs. Steve Conlee entertained nN.nn of fnumrstera on Satur day afternoon. January 14. when her son. Robbie, was lour yrui old. The children played games, I Dnlthla nimn his ClftS. then had birthday cake and Ice cream. Those enloving mis vr tv were Robbie, Clndl Bowman , l..l ...A Dronou McMllin. WWl Vlltrll nun -in A dv and Terry Mitchell. Mike and Marcl Luper, Andrea. Angie. and Anrlron Jackson, u Kin mi" r- n a rv.u nna Pnnlec. Rob V il J ' OHM . . v -. ble Hulett, Becky Ostrander, tv .yn Lu.nvW IM-i.hMth Dev. fur .i.kMn. and Meiba Mitchell ii. .n,i m r rtolwrt Kelso ill. . 1 1- - - went to Portland Saturday after noon where they were overnight gucMs of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell and family. !. Mn Rli-hard MnrU- more went to Portland Monday where Mrs. Mortlmore entered Kmanuel hospital for nurgery en Tuesday, January 14. ti. Mr Tom Jnnlan went 4,1,. n to Heppner Sunday when Mrs. Jordan was hospltalled for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Sargent of Nampa, Idaho, were overnight Idi Wni1oirlav n( Mr. unci Mrs, Dick Sargent and family-. .. - Mrs. Jlggs Bowman cim-nani-.i ..hi, a hlrthil.'iv mirlv Sun- a.., fi..rn,uin at tha eraile i.., ..t .a...... - school for her daughter, Clndl. ...I.n .m-lltf fIVA 1-Im Ulfl. 1I1L- Vll' " - ' - J L t A children played games, ni-iit-u tf-i...n ........ i,.,r ffifttt and then were served a carousel birthday rake. Ice cream, ano ornnne (uiiv. Thixse attending were Kevin Muwv. Marcl and. Mike Luper, Brenda and Chert Mc Minn, Noren Watts, Robbl Con n,.n rtvlnr Viva Muzzv. r.V K.'n i nner. Pat McMinn. Mavis Oyler. VI Slinkard, Sara Bow man. and Linda Rice. Nlflu lilrhir 1 11 8CW Ing club met at the home of their leader. Mrs. Doyal Hub bell, last Thursday evening. All members were present and they worked on projects started be- nulled refreshments for the group. The next meeting wui be Thursday, January o, D.m. llicr r i ii-ii. ------ -.- tertalned last Wednesday at the Camp 5 Community Hall with Carol Norris a hostess for Ruth Jordan. High went to 4 aroi nor ri, low to Sue Mattison, and pinochle to Clndl Weaser and Kme Merry Nelson. Others play ing were Sharon Smiley. Bi bara Mortlmore, Terrv Totid. Na omi Rice. Patsy McMinn. BH-ky WriL'ht. Doris Stubblelleld, anu Deenn Reid. The U. S. Jaycees Annual M.x-tini? will be held In St. Louis. Mo.. In 1970. This will mark the organizations anniversary. In the city where it was founded In 1920 by Henry Glessenbler. Flott's Truck Service PHONE 989-8420 For Fast and D-pndabU FREIGHT TRUCK SERVICE Dally Or might Sarrlcs From Portland Including Saturdays MOVING? CALL US GENE ORWICK I i : a- a t.Tt.o Allon T.ovp and 1V1I. I1U ivxia. . -- Lorraine Love visited at u nf ,haii nnplp and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gillespie, the c.... t f Tonnnrv on their way liiBi u " .; , - ., . from Juneau, AiasKa, io men home in Logan, Utah They al so visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Ball. I Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vaughan f uoforo Palif . recentlv vis ited for a week at the home of Mrs. Vaughn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. U. seenaier. fng to parents;" Mr. and Mrs. Dick RggC6. Frank DeMeritt went to Hepp ner January 18 to bring home Mrs. DeMeritt who had been re ceiving treatment at the Hepp ner hospital for some time. Reo. Mann Named To Policy Committee n in,;n Mann Stanfield. Ill- (J. uuii ; has been named one of six leg islators to serve on a commn i MinMjtii oolipipe for ac lee w caiawiio.. - creditation of post-high school institutions in the 13 western states. rrun rtAmmHtpn ie heinff form ed pursuant to a resolution i v.,, tUa ufudom Cnnfer- UHcu u.y i, '"-J""" . ence of State Governments meeting in Los Angeies iecent-iy-.. ... a. tation policy for vocational- technical scnoois ana commun ity colleges was urgea ai m .ifnn hv Senator Ernest Dean of Utah who will be chair man of the committee oi legis lators, governors and educators. Club is Organized i .. a ursc tho first meet- i..f thQ Pine r.itv Commun ing .... " tM at the itv cluD, wnicn was William Heaiy numc- "-y of officers took place, ray : ! aintorl nrPKident: Vir- ittlli, waa t,v-fcv i - uiooir v pp Dresioent, tiiiici uiw,--fc, . . nalv secretary; jonn dcaiutc -' , - r. . i cgropant-at-arms rat- LiUUlaiii) -- . tv Daly, demonstration chair- man: and sanaj djo, nc.. oortor Plans for the new year ' inrllldint? a were uii-wo-3-, --- , cr,rin ridp and The Dalles stock show. The meeting was then adjourned ano Mrs. n.?, oorvpH refreshments. The next meeting will be held at the Charles Liaiy nome on r,.l...i m H at R n.m. Sandy Black, reporter Sewing Club Meets m, Mimkln Thimhlp 4-H club met January 7. We finished our pin cushions. We planned our events for the coming year. Wo also played a game and sang a song, then had refreshments. The next meeting is at Mrs. Priimn' homp Kathy Schwarzin, reporter COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding I INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL I Pendleton 276-7761 1 Announcing: DUE TO INCREASED COSTS OF PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION, The S ubscription Rate OF &mf HEPPNEK GAZETTE-TIMES ill Increase March S From $4.50 Per Year w Peir Yew DELIVERED BY MAIL ANYWHERE IN THE U. S. SLIGHTLY HIGHER TO COVER ADDITIONAL POSTAGE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES Until March I, 1969 ubscribers May resent Rate resent enew Of At The P Pf y ear REGARDLESS OF DATE SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES New Subscriptions Will Also Be Taken Through February At The $4.50 Rate If You Are Not Now A Subscriber, Save By Taking Out Your Subscription Now! son ana ramiiy in r'""