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gXzette-toies f Thura January 22.1970 Kinzua Shower Gives Honor to Mrs Sargent lat Wednesday with six mem ben present President Terry Todd was in charge oi me meet ing with the 1970 officers as hostesses. Committees were ap pointed as follows: Gold Bond Project, Carol Thomas; Coffee Lids, Lila Kesscll; Cheer, Mary beth Chitty and Log, Frances White. Marybeth Chitty report ed on the club inventory and Carol Norrls reported on the au diting committee. A community card nartv was scheduled for Jan. 31, with Pat Van Arsdale and Carol Norrls as the host esses. Bingo was played with each player taking home a prize. Mrs. Guy Van Arsdale ana Mike and Lee Asher and Mark were In Prlneville last Wednes day on business. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Murdock of Canyon City visited last Sat urday with Mr. and Mrs. Her schel Murdock. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thayer ana lam Illy of Condon visited with the Murdocks. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Reece mov ed last Sunday from Camp 5 to Mllton-Freewater where they will make their home. By VIBCINIA KELSO iriNZHA Mrs. Douglas Sar gent was the honored guest last Thursday night at a stone snow p hold in the Kinzua Commu nlty Church annex. The room was decorated wun norai ar nnppments and candles. Show er game prizes were won by Ruth Smiley, snaryi iwaoe, ruin Part on. and Marian Tripp. Ruth Smiley also won the prize In the diaper nemmmg contest Mrs. Sargent men open Ad hop rift assisted by her sis ter, Mrs. Larry O'Neall after which fruit salad and cookies wort jrved hv the hostesses Al ma Cory, Wanlta Hubbell, Mary Woods, and Lynda nysein. mcy were assisted by Loren iiuoDen and Dawn Cory. Xtra. Doval Hubbell. Mrs nonclaiq Sargent and Chrlstl and Mrs. Truman Smiley and Eric went to The Dalles Friday wnere Mrs. Sargent and Christi win visit her mother, Mrs. Georgann Nichols. They were accompan ied back to Kinzua by Pastor and Mrs. William Ickert and Es ther, who had been to Portland where Pastor Ickert had surgery on his left hand. Mrs. Jack Wilsey left Wednes day from Arlington by bus for Centralia and Bremerton, Wash, to visit with relatives. She was taken to Arlington by Mrs. Rich ard Harper. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Flack were business visitors to Portland Thursday, returning to Kinzua Friday. Mrs. Careh Adams and child ren Tracy and Brett moved to Oregon City Monday where she will make her home. Mrs. Robert Kelso went to Portland Monday evening of last week to bring her grand daughter Jeannette Bell for an extended visit while John Bell Is in Providence Hospital recup erating from a broken log. At Jack Sittons Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sltton were Mr. and Mrs. David Slt ton and Debbl of Grand Coulee, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gibson and Nicole of Spokane, Wash. On Saturday, evening the mi and daughter Tlffanl aadod "-" X - s . . w jasyasg'V'riTfiV.Vi. ,:.";:y" ;asjir;-r!"i""-.Ti"r" rss;...-....a '"It'll be a lot sturdier when we put on the wall paperP Notes From The Library Rack flftor bin0 out for 71 days is "Familiar Quotations, Passages, Phrases ana rroD Icms". This honk has now been placed on the Reference shelf. Reference material also in cludes the monthly bulletin put out by Oregon lax Kesearcn, "Your Taxes". Another reference bulletin comes every month from National Consumer Fi nance Association. It deals with consumer financial behavior. Just received is the 1969 Year Book by the same association. Mystery fans will be pleased with the new mystery book which lust arrived "Double For Death" by Creasey. Other books in the same order which will ho reariv for checklner out when the Library opens Saturday are "Puppet on a Chain , MacLean. Mac-Leans books are especially enjoyed by the men. "Honey Comb", bt. John; The Witches". Mallet: "Minus fJS Pm Md Nelson been on the best seller list for of Portland spent the weekend " weeks. The author is Rumer . ... ... i urn flonden. riXLTVlr m Library hours: Monday and In The Dalles Saturday on business were Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Jewell and Nedra. Also there that day were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Carey and children. Card Party Dated The reeular meeting of the Camp 5 Women's Club was held Wednesdays, 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Saturdays, 2 to 5 p.m. only. Is taken out after the safari. Mrs. Ladi Miller A I ies Aid f-nmmiinltv Church at the meet ing last week at the Miller home. Mrs. Ralph Earwood was elected vice-president; Mrs. Leo Root, secretary; and Mrs. Seth Russell, treasurer. Mrs. Miller was in charge of the devotional hour. The date for the next family fellowship dinner was set to be held at the church following morning services Feb. 15. The announcement was made that Margery Benedict, mission ary on furlough from Africa, will be at the Community Church the evening of March 1. There were three tables of pi nochle in play at the card party last week held at the Green field Grange hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Commit tee of the grange. High prize went to Mrs. Ar thur Allen, and low was won by Mrs. Ed Kuhn. Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. Allen received the traveling pinochle prizes. Mrs. William Bates was host ess for the affair. Visitors from M-F Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely went to Whitstran, Wash., Saturday to visit at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Vaught. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Getz and sons Steven and Stanley of Milton-Freewater visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Getz' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash. The first Pants workshop was held last week at the home of Mrs. Dave Hanway with eight ladies present for the first les son. Leaders are Mrs. Mel Allyn and Mrs. Cleve Hinton. They will meet each Tuesday. The big game for which the license Jan. 15 meeting was also to be Heads Society Plans have been discussed to have a men's shirt workshop in By MARY LEE MARLOW DAADmiAM "MVa Ua-7Pi Mill- er was elected president of the the spring, also sewing with Ladies Aid Society or uoaruman iwm reniS wis.-. What this country needs Is a 22 one at the home of Mrs. Ar thur Allen. We Urge You to Contribute at the Mothers' March MARCH OF DIMES Thursday Evening, January 29 MOTHERS WILL CALL AT YOUR DOOR FOR YOUR DONATION--6:00-9:00 P.M. In Heppner, lone, Lexington, Boardman and Irrigon A Quarter of a Million American Children Are Born Each Year With One or More Birth Defects. Your Contribution on Thursday, Januray 29, Can Help Save This Hu man Potential The Front Door of Your Home is the Front Line in the Fight Against Birth Defects for the Volun teers Enlisted in this Jan uary's Traditional Mothers' March for the MARCH OF DIMES Your Help Will Be Appreciated! Help Reach Our Goal for 1970 THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BT TOUR EOMEOWNED BANK AS A COMMON ITT SERVICE BANK OF Eastern Oregon HEPPNER IONE ARLINGTON MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Moll CItm Food Talk Molly Saul and Naomi Davis, area extension agents from Pen dleton, conducted the meeting of the Boardman Extension Un it last week at the home of Mrs. Albert Warnock. The subject was "Food, Facts and Fads". The next meeting of the unit will be in Irrigon Feb. 5 at the home of Mrs. Orville Buchanan, who will be the leader on "Foods and Customs of Japan." Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ball, Barbara, Karen and Tony of Pendleton were Saturday visit ors at the home of Ball's father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. Friday in Boardman. Mrs. Lafe Smith of Toledo rTAnXiPtnr. for 4' was an overnight visitor Satur day at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Marlow. Ed Perry of Wallowa stopped Irrigon School Events Listed BT FRANCES ROSE WILSON .. , . session will be held at bports on Women's Activities or we Aim lununi v. . Acres, aeasiue. a aummn va,,,' firanee met at the home or Mrs Western Business university, u heid each 8ummer at Cuts- " - . , Portland. A 19C9 graduate of forth park for members 9-13 Wilbur tSeagall on Thursday ar rl...lrA .h. la tha Hmltrhtor I . I Isrnnnn tnr thplf regular meet' nivciaiuc, otic r" i years 01 Hgc. of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pummel, Tne next j Boardman, Orion's 1st Twins 1970 First twin babies bom In Ore gon in 1970, were a boy and a girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. uuy Norman Parke of 420 S. E. 106 Ave., Portland. The parents are former Irrigon and Umatilla residents. The twins were nam d r.uv Thomas, who weighed 6 lb., 4 or, at 12:02, and Lisa Jan, who weighed 6 .1b. 214 oz. at 12:15 a.m. Maternal grand parents are Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Stephens, Irrigon, wrme tne pa ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Parke, formerly of Umatilla, now live In Portland. Guy Parke Is an iron worker, and they have 4' other children. Batie Rand was honored on his 69th birthday at the home of Rev. and Mrs. John Kenney on Jan. 6. Rand has the distinc tion of having lived continuous ly in Irrigon since 1904 when he came here with his parents, at the age of 3. He is the only person who has lived here con tinuously for that length of time, 66 years. 4-H Leaders Meet North Morrow 4-H Leaders Council met at the Vern Evans home Monday evening, with Gail McCarty, extension agent, Hpnner. and Birdine Tullis, extension aide. There were 15 leaders and Jr. leaders present. A committee was appointed to check on the 4-H building in Boardman, to keep it available for 4-H meetings. It was sug trpstpd that a small heater be placed in the building to keep water from freezing. The com mittee will meet at l p.m. on AnDlieations for 4-H scholar- shiDs bv eligible high school seniors or graduates are due in the County Agent's office by ,a ferry ui wanuwa ap-" jan jg to visit at the home of Mr. and- 4 R leaders conference Mrs. Leonard Bedord Sunday on his way to Portland. Winter: the season when you keep the house as hot as it was In summer, when you complain ed about it. University. Leaders were urged h3" Pm to attend. Gail McCartv announced that in May there will be a training school members. The training ternoon for their regular meet- .aia - - The next leaders council will na. At this time Mrs. Joe Yo- be March 2. Leaders will be pr.m as installed as chairman. notified. I rtK nolnha Jones. Mrs. Elnora Arbogast is here 7. V' from Oklahoma to visit her dau ghter, Mrs. Vera Cooley, and other friends and relatives. Christians Date Revival Meetings Rev. U. S. Chllds will be here the first two weeks In Febru ary to conduct a 2-weeks series of revival sermons at the First Christian Churches In Heppner and Lexington. Sunday services will be held at the Heppner church and nightly services from Feb. 1-15 In Heppner and 7-13 at Lexington. Mr. Childs will be accompan led from Plains, Kan., by Mrs. Chllds, where they are complet ing a time of preaching. They are parents of Mrs. Don John son. While in the west they will visit two daughters living In Eu gene before going to Florida to accept another preaching engagement. Tax Foreclosure Sale Held Here The tax foreclosure land sale was held Tuesdav mornine at the Morrow County Courthouse. John R. Edwards bought the Lucy R. Beach property at Lex ington for $195. Adrian and Archie Becrdolt bought the M. F. Cork property at Hardman for $110. An order from the County Court withdrew two tracts of the Jack W. Olson Estate prop erty in Heppner. ALTO LICENSE EXAMINER A drivers license examiner will he in HeDDner Tuesday, Jan. 27 between 9:30 a.m. and rru von irhn vpr pnt dear to our hearts. (The editors in May there win De a training v " - . ...... ...uii,.t. session for 4-H Camp Counsel-1 all his work done Dy naay " o ,.rV,A aro cMoptArt from ni?n was Komnsun tiuc. i j - Mrs. Yocom Heads Lexington Women LEXINGTON The committee vice-chairman: Marie Steagall, secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, treasurer. Mrs. Florence Mc Millan, past chairman, was pre sented a pin in appreciation of her work the past two years. The next meeting will be at the Fred Nelson home. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Yocom, Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Fred Nelson, Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Smouse Mrs. Ella Burgoyne and Carl Smouse by the hostess Mrs. Steagall. Holly Rebekah Lodge met on Thursday evening with the NG Dorothy Burcham In the chair. At this time Mrs. June Field was elected one year trustee re placing Hilda Yocom, who has been elected treasurer. Plans were made for practice for Init iation which will be held at the first regular meeting in February. Refreshments were served by the social committee, Mrs. Frank Robinson and Mrs. Ralph Burcham. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Vinson of Monument were recent callers at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg. Friends and relatives in Lex ington were deeply grieved to hear of the death of Mrs. Merle Cornelison at Pioneer Memorial Hospital on Sunday morning. Mrs. Cornelison who broke her hip early in 1969 has been con fined to the home of her niece. Mrs. June Field of Heppner, and the Pioneer Hospital since. Mrs. Cornelison and her late husband ran the Lexington Cafe for sev eral years during the 1950's and '60's, before her retirement she worked alone for several years. Elsie Jones (wife of Dr. Ger ald Jones) of Hermiston wrote us a note of welcome. 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