HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thuwday. April 9. 1970
lone's Spring Fling
Attracts Many People
10NE Fourteen tables of
bridge and pinochle were in
play at the "Spring Flint?" spon
sored by the lone Topic Club Sat
urday afternoon, April 4, follow
Ine a dessert luncheon. Prize
winners In bridge were Mrs. Tcr
ry Thompson, high; Mrs. Harold
Cohen, Jack high; Mrs W. C.
Rosewall, low. In pinochle, Mrs.
Sara Adklns was high; Mrs.
Charles O'Connor, low; and Mrs.
Everett Keithley, pinochle. Mrs.
Kny Ferguson won the door
prize. The drawing for the at
ehan was held at this time with
Mrs. Helen McCabo being tne
winner.
It's a GUI
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Halvorsen
are the parents ot a aaugim-i
born April 5 at La Grande. The
young miss weighed 7 lb., 14 oz,
mod Alisa Lou
ise. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Farley of Heppner, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis naivorsen.
Mrs. Lancaster Honored
A baby shower was held in
f Mrs. Gene Lancaster
(Evelyn Marick) of Cecil at the
Grange Hall Marcn i. flB"s
with the gifts were Mrs. A. H.
Marick, and Mrs. Ed Marick of
Hermiston. Hostesses for the oc
casion were Mrs. Wayne Hams,
Mrs. Larry Prock, and Mrs. Lar
ry Sullivan. Besides Mrs. Ed
Marick, other out of town guests
were Mrs. Alda Losten, grand
mother and Mrs. Bill Jaeger,
aunt of Mrs. Lancaster, from
Condon. . ,
Mrs. A. H. Marick entertained
at her home with dinner for the
members of her family and the
out of town relatives, previous
to the shower.
Mrs. Clell Rea entertained
with a pinochle party at her
home on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen won high;
Mrs. Marvin Padberg, low; Mrs.
Adon Hamlett, 300 pinochle; and
Mrs. Willard French, door prize.
Other guests were Mrs. Marion
and Lee Palmer, Mrs. Clarence
Mcintosh, Mrs. Mike Matthews,
Mrs. Berl Akers, Mrs. Cleo Drake,
and Mrs. Gerald Rea.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck St. Mary
of Yakima, Wn., visited last
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Crabtree. They are good
friends of Sharon and Bill Gel
inas, and have returned to Yak
ima after being discharged from
the army. They knew tne uei
inas while in Germany.
Skiing
Kenneth Smouse met Cherilyn
Smouse at Hood River and they
spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mt. Hood skiing.
I.lovd Howton underwent mi
nor surgery at the Pasco Hospi
tal last Monday. He is out of
the hospital and recuperating at
home in Hermiston.
It's a Boy
Mr. and Mrs. John Howton are
the parents of a son born April
1, at La Grande. The young man
weighed 6 lb., 3 oz., and has
been named Brian Keith. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Howton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Hand of La Grande,
A pink and blue shower was
held in honor of Mrs. Jerry Ce
cil (Betty Greenup) at the Ma
sonic Hall April 5. Assisting with
the gifts were Nancy Ashurst
and Anita Crawford.
A bouquet of yellow daffodils,
splrea and grape hyacinths, and
yellow candles flanked a large
white sheet cake decorated with
pink and blue booties and flow
ers. Presiding at the punch bowl
was Mrs. Larry Sullivan, and
at the coffee service was Mrs.
Lloyd Moycr. Mrs. Pete Hams cut
and served the cake. Guests
from Heppner besides Mrs. Moy
er, was Mrs. Jim Hams, Miss
Norine Cecil and Miss Chris
Bradley. Miss Nancy Ashurst
was hostess for the shower.
cut.,..n rhiiriren from the 1st
and 2nd grades gathered at the
home of Mrs. Pete itams io gri
Janet Hams on the occasion of
hnr 7th hlrhdav Saturday after
noon. Besides playing games
and opening glits, a "naiierina
birthday cake was an added at
traction.
lone Extension Meets
The lone Extension Unit met
it thn r.ranee Hall March JO
Mrs. Norman Clow of Heppner
presented the study lesson on
"Blenders and Electrical Appli
next meeting will
be held at the Grange Hall the
v,.nim i.f Anril 13 with the
Lions Club attending. The study
win will be on Land use
Planning".
Coming Events:
PTA Meeting, April 9, at 8:00
nm students from Mr. Kill-
pack's shop classes will give
demonstrations ana exniou men
projects in leather, plastics,
woodcarving, furniture, and car
pentry. There will be special
music.
The PTA will have a traveling
t,w Knle. Fridav. Anril 10, at
10 a.m .Members are asked to
bring food to the cafetorium be
tween 9 and 10 that morning.
It is hoped that enough can be
raised to cover tne iou neuuuu
for budget expenses. For ques
tions, contact June Christopher
son, June Crowell, Mardeno Pat-
Fiinir-P MeElliuott.
The Women's Fellowship of
the United Church of Christ win
host the Mid-Columbia Associa
Mntin(. Anril 10 at the
church. The meeting will begin
at 10:30 with coffee ana get acq
...!,). 11 -on wnrshio and op-
ening session; 12:00 lunch; 1:00
sessions continuea, ana t.io -journmnt.
All women are urged
to attend. Baby care will be pro
vided at home of Darcene Mey
ersbring a sack lunch for each
child. Ministers are especially
:.,,,n,.fi Snei-ial cuests and
speakers are: Dr. and Mrs. A. J.
Buttery, conference minister;
Mrs. Norton Peck, Mother of the
Year for Oregon and Assistant
Moderator of Oregon Conference,
Mrs. A. II. Elshoff, President of
Oregon Women's Fellowship;
Mrs. Norton Taylor, cnairman,
vrtH.rniumhln Women's Fellow-
1I11U V.VM .
ship; and Mrs. Stanley Tucker,
Secretary-Treasurer.
10 High school baseball, Uma
tilla at lone, 2:30
11 Boys' track meet at Heppner,
1 :00
14 Girls' tennis at Echo, 2:30
High school baseball at Echo
7:30
16 Girls' track at La Grande,
11:00
Jr. High baseball at Arling
ton, 1:30 p.m.
17 Girls' tennis, Condon at lone,
3:00
High school baseball, Hermis
ton at lone, 2:30
22 Garden Club Annual plant
sale, American Legion Hall,
10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Coffee
and pie will be served
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HANS N. LANOSETH OF RPahOTA.
AFTER 36 YEARS IT REACHED A
LENGTH OF II FEET, 6 INCHES
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Mi.y koiko oiirgon rontet
trt h held in Valrt July 2 and
S l.rij: vklth !!m rommunlty'f
annual July rt-lebranon. TtU
will tx thi thirl )'nr Vali ha
tnM.tid tl fiinict.
Tle MISS ItODIX) OREGON
(Nimnune U kitiii candidate.
UuN who ar currrrttly queen
or have In-en queen t'f hre
Iiowh or rnlea In Oregon are
iliibl to fump'te for !
and the opportunity to rfpre
wnt Oresun tn the RODEO
AMFHICA pageant In La Vega
In NovotnlHT. Thi sirbi muM bo
iM-twin th a of 18 nd 21
and not b or ever have bin
in iniii.
Durins tho content tlie sUU
are judged on personality, jer
nal appoarancB and honw-man-hin.
A know led ce of rodeo U
also necessary.
More than 5 hi in mennan
(Ium prlin Including a hand
tiHiled saddle went to the 1K19
MISS IIODKO OKKGON. Connie
Moreom of Harper, Ore.
Girls Interested In competing
In the contest are Invited to con
tact the content director. Bill Ev
ins, Vule, Ore., as soon as jmmj.
slide.
CHARLIE POINTER
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JUUE ATRES
TB bet this country Is years ahead of everybody in aids
(or acid indigestion!"
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Too Late to Classify
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Ayres, Pointer catch dependability
At last Tuesday's student body
meeting two pair of HHS stu
dents were honored as Boy and
Girl of the Month, unosen ior
sportsmanship, February's trait,
were tumors Steve KemD and
Terry Pettyjohn. For dependabil
ity, the March trait, June Ayres
and Charlie Pointer. Junior and
sophomore, respectively, were
named.
Two active students are sel
ected every month as boy and
girl of the month for a specific
trait. Two representatives are
selected from each class and the
student council elects the win
ing pair.
Snnior nominees were Sandy
M.-ithenv and Mike- Hedman,
sportsmanship, and Cindy Har
sin and Hal Bergstrom, depen
dability. John Hall, junior, was
picked for dependability.
Representatives for the sopho
more class for dependability
a fnmllv birthday dinner
honoring Mrs. Lydia Wilson of
Lexington was held bunaay at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Wilson and family.
Present for the event were
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steers and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Ayers and Clyde Cox of Hep
pner: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wil
son and family, Umatilla; Mr
ni Mrs. John Wilson and Jaml,
Pilot Rock; Mrs. Max Breeding
of Gresham; Mr. and Mrs. war.
ren Coleman, Coquille, and
Archie Cox, Kinzua.
The Merry Mixers met for their
eighth meeting of the year on
March 10. We dlscussea pians
for the tour we would take to
Pendleton and the possibility of
making May baskets. The meet
ing was adjourned.
Wo thfn made and feasted on
and salad. For dessert
Sandi Carlson had made a tasty
cake.
Carol McElligott, reporter
PLANTING
TIME
FRUIT TREES
SEMI DWARF
SHADE TREES
FLOWERING TREES
EVERGREENS
SHRUBS
JACKSON & PERKINS ROSES
PERENNIALS
BERRY & GRAPE VINES
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
RHUBARB
ASPARAGUS ROOTS
Ur nn4 Mrs. Clavton DdVlS
of Pendleton visited relatives
and friends here Sunday.
were Charlie Pointer and Debbie
McLeod.
Freshmen chosen for sports
manship, Mike Sweek and Kath
leen Bartlett; dependability, Jim
Cutsforth and Barbara Sherman.
lone PTA Plans
Food Sale
The lone PTA has made plans
for a Traveling Food Sale on
April 10, at 10 a.m. The com
mittee in charge Is Mrs. Ernest
Christopherson, Mrs. Howard
Crowell, Mrs. Mardine Patton
and Mrs. Don McElligott.
EAT EARLY and PLAY LATE at
tha Band Carnival April 25 at
tha Fair Pavilion in Heppner.
Lois' Beauty Shop
presents
TRICIA VAN WINKLE
W now working full time with Clita, Pat
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EAT EARLY and PLAY LATE at
the Band Carnival April 25 at
the Fair Pavilion in Heppner.
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