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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1969)
Plans Progressing For Band Carnival Famllv fun, fine fnod. froliw. unci tni.h for furiluT lun a -M Kive-iiwav each hall hourl will ln utirticlive fpnturtu for all UK en at ihix vcur'a Hand Carnival. Lou of pinna are Rtin into this year's carnival on Saturday rvfiilitK, April 1S. al Hie Mor row county fair pavilion, and promice to make It a "nwinclnir affair" from 5:(K) p.m. until 1:00 a.m. A committee of mother ha been soliciting help for the din ner which will be orvd from 5:W until 7:00. Thin yvafn menu will feature a choice of iHN'f bar bccut bit lads and desserts, or wiener with salads and do, sorts. Carnival booths will rxn at 6:30 and operate until 10:X). A new attraction this year In the So give-away each half-hour to the one who has the ntub of his free admission ticket drawn. There will be two sets of roy oliv a carnival booths king and ciuoen from the elementary school, and a carnival dance king and queen from the high school. Selection of these candi dates will be announced soon. Hih school students are com point; by classes through their Country Store booth. The class which participates most enthus iastically in contributing to this large and popular booth will win considerable activity points, Service starved? It's free and plentiful with any product In our full line of fuels and lubricants. CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN HEPPNER L. E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633 Standard Oil Company at California Special Easter Events Planned Br TRANCES ROSE WILSON IKRIGON The community Faster ckb hunt and parade will iM'Kin at the lire station at 10 a.m. Saturday. Children will pa rade through town and arrive at the school grounds at 10 30 for the egtf hunt. A number of priz es will be awarded and each child will receive something. The egg hunt In sonsored by the Lions Club. The club has been cullccling scrap metal to sell to raise funds for the sid ing on their building, located west of Irrigon, on the old high way. There will be an Easter Sun rise Service, Sunday morning at ti:.t0 m. at the football field. After the sorvliv the Baptist and Assembly of God churchi-s will each be serving an Easter breakfast. Sunday schools In the com munity are planning programs for the morning service. The As sembly of God voung pi-ople will present a Cantata entitled "No Greater Love". Thursday at 7:30 p.m. there will be a communion service at the Assembly of God. On Good Friday there is to be a special servlie at the Baptist Church. I'aslor Herbert Vaughn has given an Invitation to the Assembly of Cod and others or the com munity to attend. Mrs. Jack Lovd is making n survey in North Morrow county for the Oregon Department of Employment, to determine available manpower and em ployment needs in this area. She will cull at each home In North Morrow county. Residents are urged to cooperate in the inter view, all Information is confi dential. Mrs. Ewing Hynd will make the survey in Lexington and lone, while Mrs. Arthur Vance Is working In the south ern part of the county. The sur vey Is federally iinancea. nirx. Paul Arbogast has been hired to work In the employment of fice recently opened in the old library building in Heppner. For any kind of printing, call The Gazette-Times. ' v : I j H 7 yQ ;- fa-:. t li'K' ?1 I 4 m i i y i f 1 iriNP AMERICAN LEGION Auxlllarr members prepared dinner and program to mark 50th annl ar?" ttaS American Ifonat Ion. last Wednesday niqht. Amona those participatlna were thJ auxilianr charter members, officer, and Cold Star mothers. M. Earl Blak. (center) o! rTmMMV bold. th. charter. From left are Mrs. Cleo Drake, charter member Mr. AdS ChrUtopherson. now of Donald, charter member; Mr.. Vera Rietmann. char to? mnfam Ml" Blake; Omar Rietmann. Gold Star mother; Mrs. John Eubank., presents r Sr dis,"c' 6 auxi"arT PrM'dent' a"-M"-"" Legionnaires Observe Anniversary ATTENTION, FARMERS! Help Organize an N. F. O. (National Farmers' Organization) In Morrow County FRIDAY APRIL 11, 8:00 P.M. LEXINGTON GRANGE HALL Hear Paul Schmucker, National N. F. 0. Director, Speak and Answer Questions Meet Neil Venturacci of Ontario, Organizer and State Director PUBLIC URGED TO ATTEND! By EVA HAMLETT IONE The fiftieth anniver sary of the American Legion was observed Wednesday, March at lone, when the Legion Auxiliary of Tost No. 95 enter tained at a pot luck dinner for members of the post, the aux iliary and guests. Tables were decorated in a festive mood with centerpieces of red poppies, made by the veterans, and accented with a happv birthday theme. Clifford Aldrlch. commander .r Pr.ti Kn 95 Introduced Har lan McCurdy, Jr., of Heppner who served as master of cere monies. John Jepsen, adjutant of Post No. 95, led the group In prayer. Following the dinner a pro gram was presented. McCurdy introduced 'The Choralettes" of lone High school and their dir ector, Darrel James, who sang the selections, "Wild Geese" and "Let There be Peace on Earth". Mrs. Ora Coe of Milton Freewater Auxiliary president of District No. 6, was Introduced. After a short talk, she present ed Mrs. John Eubanks, president of the lone auxiliary, with a r-honw fnr niacin? second in the district membership drive. Robert Cole of Josepn, com- vtonHoi. nt Dletrir-t No. fi. was ...fnnmnH an1 rrara a chnrt TP. sponse. Mrs. Cole accompanied him ana was introaucea laier in the program. ., t . BcomnnH nnllPV nast flistriCt commander and now adjutant M mA Utra TtM Cm WCf hosts' for several days last week to their son, Meivin, ana tneir tnraa am nHrhilriren who flew out from their home in Spring- ville, man, lor a spring vaca tion visit with his parents. The visitors also spent time visiting his brother ana sister-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cox, at their home in Lexington before leaving Sunday by plane for their home. Cox is proprietor of a drive-in theater in Springville. Shop for Great Bargains Here! Ruminooe Sole Spring FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 11-12 OLD TRYCO BUILDING Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Both Days Baked Foods Sale While it Lasts Both Days V2 Price On All Items Saturday Afternoon GREAT BARGAINS In Clothing, Toys, Dishes, and some Furniture items Including a Bendix Washer-Dryer, in working condition. FOR PICKUP DURING THE COMING WEEK. . PHONE SHARON BIDDLE, 676-9247, MARILYN KELLOGG. 676-5505, OR CAROLE BAKER IN LEXINGTON, 989-8447, OR LEAVE ITEMS AT DOOR OF TRYCO BUILDING. THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE HANK OF . UjEastern Oregon HEPPNER IONE ARLINGTON MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION of Hermiston post, was welcom ed. McCurdy also introduced David Marick. who has been selected to enter the stale mu sic competition in the solo div ision. David played Concert in 4. by Goltermann, on his tuba. The American Lecion Post No. 95 was organized February 28. 1921, with Joe Mason as com mander. Other members were Fred Nichoson. Dr. Clyde Walk er, Elmer Griffith, Walter Cor ley, Everett Ritchie, Raymond Turner, Walter Cockran. Oliver Hacuewood, W. A. Hayes, Earl J. Blake, John Ward, W. G. Hale, Oren Grabill, and George Zink. Blake was introduced as the only charter member attending, and he told a little of the his tory and humorous happenings. Mrs. Elaine Rietmann of lone and Mrs. Bonnie Torgerson of Milton-Freewater were honored Gold Star Mothers attending. Mrs. Torgerson accompanied Mrs. Coe to the meeting. The World War I veterans were introduced and asked to name their branch of service and where they were when the Arm istice was signed. Those partic ipating were Walt Roberts, Ho mer Mankin, Earl J. Blake, Cleo Drake, Henry Peterson and Frank Hamlin, both members of the Heppner past. Mrs. Eubanks, president of the local auxiliary, was Introduced and gave a - short response. The auxiliary Was organized December 12, 1928, and receivea its charter April 2, 1929. The first officers were Margaret Blake, president; Snoda Blake, vice-president; Gladys Drake, secretary treasurer; Thelma Corley, historian. Other charter members were Mary Beckner, Vera Rietmann, Vivian Hague- wood. Goldie Nelson, Maude Ferris, Bcrnicc Blackwell, Har riet Brown. Amy Sperrv and Ada Christopherson. Members pres ent were Margaret Blake, Glad ys Drake, Vera Rietmann, and Ada Christopherson. Bill Rietmann, mayor of lone, and Mrs. Rietmann were intro duced and welcomed. Husbands and wives of officers and hon ored guests were introduced, in cluding Mrs. Robert Cole, Mrs. Bonnie Torgerson, Mrs. Frank Hamlin, John Eubanks, and Omar Rietmann. Clifford Aldrich, commander, thanked all who participated in the program, and also the aux iliary for the dinner and all the arrangements and effort need ed to sponsor this special occasion. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. April i. 196 Support Asked For Boys' State lone post No. 95, American Legion, has placed containers in business house In lone to receive contributions for the purpose of financing the spon (sorsliip of two boy to Boys' State, according to Cliff Aid rich, commander. Two high school juniors have been selceled to attend Boys' State In Corvallls from June 15 to 21. Thev are Scott Wilson and Joel McFlllgott. A total of $so is needed. The post requests that nil who are interested in supporting the pro leet make contributions through the containers or send donations to the American Legion post, In tare of Cliff Aldrich. command er, at lone. Manv boys of Hepp ner and lone have benefitted from the training received In the past at Boys' Slate, and the Legion is anxious that the pro gram be continued. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Connor and three children enjoyed a week end visit recently at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Connor and family in Golden dale, Wn. Grandson Announced Mr mil Mrs. Rav Avers are announcing the arrival of a new grandson, born to rneir win in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fdward Cranor of 1'ortland pn Wednesday, March "id. He weighed 6 lb.. H' oz.. anu na been named Earl Ray. He Jln a 14 -year-old sister. Dawn. The mother la the former Sharon Ay em. Paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Earl Cranor of Portland. Fuel or luba needs? What you need, we have. Fuel for all your equipment. A lubricant for every part. CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN HEPPNEK L.E. "Ed" DICK 6.u-ytw Standard Oil Company ot Calttomm Too many greases? mm RPM Multi-Motive Grease in a handy cartridge gun kit greases everything. CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN HEPPNER L.E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633 Standard Oil Company of California Col's Richfield Now Has U-HAUL TRAILERS Several Different Trailers From Which to Choose LET CAL'S GET YOUR CAR READY FOR SPRING DRIVING Minor Tune-ups Brake Work Muffler Repair GOODYEAR POLYGLAS TIRES AND OF COURSE. THOSE GOOD RICHFIELD PRODUCTS CAL'S RICHFIELD Ph. 676-8981 foniiiN STAMPS Heppner FLASH YOUR TAIL, LIFT YOUR UDS rnmum JNLFASH YOURS LINCOLN-MERCURY LEADS THE WAY... WITH MORE CAT FOR THE MONEY. FROM SEQUENTIAL TURN SIGNALS TO THE TIP OF ITS NOSE, THIS ONE'S TOP CAT. PURRS AND PROWLS WITH MORE SPIRIT AND ELE GANCE THAN ANY OTHER LUXURY SPORTS AROUND. CAT-QUICK ON 351 CUBES OF SNARLING V-8. BUCKETS. ALL VINYL INTERIORS. NOTHING'S TAME ABOUT THE CAT S MEOW. COUGAR Hfc;rt.-..-;..-'J- Sra HEPPNER AUTO SALES, Inc. 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