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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1972)
lone Carnival by LINDA MCKAY Mrs. Herbert Peterson, chairman of th loti Car nival commute, reported that proceeds for the Sunday night event er tar above xpectatlons. She wishes fo thank community mem bers, parents, students and teachers who participated In making It a very sue cessful project. Special gratitude is extendi to the lone-Heppner merchants, who donated prizes. This year, Interested grade school boys have had the opportunity to learn the ba sirs of basketball. Del Laftue, teacher and coach at lone HH;h School, has devoted his Saturday morn ings, since basketball season began, to approximately thirty youngsters, grades 1-5, In order to teach them the basic fundamentals. The boys have worked on techniques such as passing, dribbling, shooting, and some defense. The enthusiastic boys then have a chance to compete with each other during the half-time periods of the high school's home games. VALENTINE TARTY A partial afternoon of en joyment was seen at lone grade School, February 14, at which time the annual Valentine's parties took place. Mothers of the stu dents in the individual class es planned the activities and refreshments. In the first grade room was a decorated table holding cookies and refreshments. The m 'tliers with" Mrs". Dava Barnett, chalrmei, su pervised the games. M s. Bob Rietmann is first grade teach Mrs. Lindsay Klncald's second graders plaved a Valentine Bingo g a me winners being: Anita Palmer, Tammy Holtz, Mary Klncaid, Dian Morter. Chris Rietmann and Craig Gutierrez. Mrs. Mardine Patton served as chairman. Mrs. Del LaRue, chairman of the third grade party, took the 22 students to the gym where thev plaved an "ORANGE PASS GAME"', "holding the balloon on a spoon," and "a break the bal loon on the foof'game. The youngsters then . opened Valentines and ate decorat ed cookies and cupcakes for refreshments, provided by the mothers. Mrs. Jerry Martin is the third grade teacher. Mrs. H.R. Kerbs entertain ed the fourth grade class with a melodrama: "The Villian," "The Hero," and "The Heroine." Stunts and games were also played by Mrs. Franklin Ely's class. Bingo, opening valentines, and refreshments occupied Mr. James Anderson's fifth grade students. Mrs. Charles Doherty served as chairman for this group. MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Free Estimates Call Gene Orwick 989-8586 or Condon 384-2292 Agents for United Van Line. BRO IMI MAIL At Both Our Morrow County Locations Call 676-9103 or 989-8525 Heppner Chemical Is Smash Hit A"dret-up clothes relay" was the highlight ot the sixth graders' party. The students of Mr. Clifford Williams presented a girt to the mothers who hosted the party. LEARNS OF DEATH Word was received by Mrs Leo Crabteec concerning the recent death of Stella O'Meara, a former lone resident. Mrs. CM ears as residing In the Lincoln Nursing Hospital, Davenport, Washington, at the time of her death. Funeral servic es were conducted on Feb. 1 S at Harrington, Washington. Cards may be sent to Mr, and Mrs, Francis Rieth, Box 91, Harrington. Washington. 91134. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Collins were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Beck and Michelle. The Collins' are Mrs. Beck's parents. Attending the Walla Walla concert series which featured the Los Angeles Brass En semble, on Thurs. Feb. 10, were Mr. and Mrs. Darrell James, Mr. and Mrs. Fre drick Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. John Maatta. On Feb. 5, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams visited their daughter, Leslie, who Is a patient at the Falrview Hospital in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers attended the Grange meeting at Olex on Feb. 12. Also, 12 memters of Willow's Grange attended the visitation program of the Lexington Grange on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Thor ton, Astoria, and De niece Matthew, Echo, were weekend guests of Mr. and M.-s. M.ke Matthews. ATTENDED WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doherty attended the Feb. 12 wedding of his sister Helen Doherty and William McLaughlin. The vows were exchanged In the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Stayton. Mr. Doherty escort ed his sister to the altar, and gave her in marriage. Mrs. Doherty served the bridal cake at the reception and Joan Marie, the Doherty s daughter, served the groom's cake. The Doherty" s other two children, Margaret Ann and Donny, stayed with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bradshaw, Albany. The Doherts returned to lone on Sunday. Chris Llndstrom and Cindy Ekstrom attended the recent Rainbow installation of Leslie Hulden of the Arlington As sembly. Miss Lindstrom was the recording secretary for the installation and Miss Ekstrom is State Executive Board Member, Mr. and Mrs. Halyorsen accom Mrs. Halvorsen is Mother Advisor of lone Assembly no. 89. Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom, Grand Adah of Grand Chap ter of Oregon, Order of Eastern Star, attended the Feb. 12 reception for Made line Dorscheimer, Grand" Martha of Grand Chapter of Oregon, Order of Eastern Star. The reception was held in Portlend. All Inland Mi SORORITY MKETS Beta Omega Chapter of Eptllon Sigma Alpha met tn the home of Mrs. Den nis McKay on Tues, February I. nana were mad to work on scrap books Tuesday, February 22, for the Crip pled Children's Hospital In Eugene. The sorority earn ed $80 on the Christmas doll raffle-$40 of which will be sent to tlx Crippled Children's Hospital and $40 will be given to Camp Meadow wood Spring Seeclr Camp. The educational por tion of the evening was devoted to each member discussing her favorite trip or perhaps a journey she would like to take tn the future. CORRECTION: A printing error was made In the lone news of Thursday, Feb. 10. The article read that Mrs. Roy W, Linstrom had under gone major surgery. It should have read that Mr. Roy W. Linstrom had under gone major surgery. Bronate js Available From Our competitors think so highly of Bronate as a broad leaf weed killer in wheat and other grain crops that they want you to tank mix their products with Bronate. While we appreciate the compliment, we don't neces sarily go along with the rec ommendation. Because while the addi tion of less effective herbi cides to Bronate may help the other herbicides, it doesn't help Bronate. Matter of fact it can hurt Bronate. Unlike many other herbi- FEB. BIRTHDAY PARTIES Chrli Rietmann, Son ol Mr. and Mrs.Gen Rietmann, was honored guest at a Birthday party held at the Masonic 1U11 In lone, on February 11. To help cele brate ChrU'aelghthblrthday, a snoopy Valentine e' was baked and dt-corated by Mrs. Marge Hams. Chris's father, Gene, provi ded piano music while the guests played "hot potato" and sang "Happy Birthday" and other songs. Those present for the party besides Chris, his parents, and his brother, Michael, were John Murray, Tim Patton, Andy Roberts. Roger Chtlders, Jerry Burrls, Craig Gutlerrei, Jeff Hams, Michelle LaRue, Kris Petty John, Dian Morter. Mary Klncaid, Corby Sullivan, Annette Roberts, Anita Pa. mer, Elizabeth M'tlllgott. Lorl Prock, Anne Murray, Jim Jepsen, Margaret Kln caid, Duane Fetch, Gregg Rietmann, and Troy Lind strom. Other children In vited but unable to attend were Tammy Johns, Tammy Holtz, MargaretAnnDoherty, and Rohvn MoKav. Paul Pettyjohn Company Your Shell Oil and Chemical Distributor Please Call 422-7254 Serving the Heppner, lone, Lexington and Arlington Areas Z Mary Klnclad, (buy htr of Mr. and Mrs, Lindsay Klncaid, wlinse Birthday was February 12, was presents a girt while (he guests sang II Wy Birthday in her honor, A Birthday dinner honoring Mts. John Hny, Hermlston, was f wn In the home oi the Art Lindstrom' s on, February . Mr. and Mrs. Bray are the parents ol Mrs. Lindstrom, Also pre sent for the occasion were the Bray's son and hit lfe, Dr. and Mrs. Johr Bray, Jr., from The Dalles. A birthday dinner waf given In Frankle Engelnun'f nor on February 11, al Thel's Cafe. Those present to hilp Frankle celebrate his Uth birthday were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Er.gelman, Mrs. Disl Chapel and Cassy, and Mrs. Ruby Roterts. The lone High School Bisk ethall squads take on Echc HiiiS 'hool on Sa'urd.iy.Feb. 13,ai 3:30 p.m. cides, Bronate kills your weeds without damaging your wheat. And tank-mixing reduces Bronate's high de gree of selectivity. Also, unlike other herbi cides, Bronate isn't restricted to any particular soil type or condition. And tank-mixing limits Bronate's wide range of application. Use Bronate alone if your weed problems include Tar weed, Gromwell, Henbit, Dogfennell, Crowfoot, Purple Mustard, and the rest of the Mustard family. Or any of the 1IPMAN DIVISION IinTNFR. tOrtE.), GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. February 17. 1972 Oris' mskniiuM at lone Hl::h School will begin at 8:00 p.m. on Tup lay. Fob. 22 Hh lone hosting Atho la. The Ion T"plc Club will meet In the horn of Mt s. February 23 at 2 00 p.m. A n Immunization Clinic w 111 be bold at the (one Sok4s Tiesdiy morning, February 22 for Pie-schiM4rs and Grades 1-12. Parents of pre-schoolers ar asked to bring their children to the school by U;00 a.m. Mrs. H.R. Krcbs attended the organizational meeting of the Natural Resource Council of Oregon on Monday, February 7 held at the Im perial Hotel, Portland. Mrs. Krebs, a designated delegate of the Oregon Sheep Growers Association, spoke concern ing the need of predator control to remain tn (tie hands of the Division of Wildlife Services. The main purpose of the Natural Re source Council Is to bring together In an open meeting, groups with differing back grounds and opinions. MJCL At 1:30 p.m. on fteunesuay, February 23, Dav Green, facilitate for the state leg islature from Madras, will be a guest at a (on High School student assembly. He will sieak on nuclear siting In Morrow County-- the en vironmental asfiects xrtln nt In legislature ami the peo ple In Morrow County. Inter ested community members ar cordially Invited toattend lha assembly. The General Business class at Ion High School till tour the First National Bank In Heppner on Thurslay, Feb ruary 24. Thifjo BarUeif family has moved from LeMngtor to Board man where Mr. Bartlett will be employed by Frontier Equipment ol Walla Walla. He will be servicing Irrigation equip ment In the Boardman-ller-mlston area. The Bartletts are living In the Columbia Villa aiart nients which is me new housing complex across from Riverside High School. Theli daughter, Kathy will finish her junior year at Heppner Hu?h School. i i y& 23 other kinds of weeds listed on the Bronate label. Our experience has shown that Bronate used alone has increased produc tivity for Northwest wheat farmers by as much as 20 bushels per acre. Is it any wonder our competitors recommend Bro nate? For more information on how Bronate can help you, see your supplier or write Mr. ,R. P. Rich, RhodiaChipman Division, 120 Jersey Avenue, New Brunswick, N.J. 08903. ft HOSPITAL NEWS' Patients receiving medical car at Pioneer Memorial , Hospital ar Claries Rldula, ' and CI J Ire Andresen, both of , Il1"r , Auxiliary Gives v.t Comfort Pads To Hospital American Legion Auxiliary No. 87 Heppner donated two Duculiex Convilu'ed He I pais to Pljoeer Mem trial Hospital and Nursing Home. These padti ar used In the care of long term pa tients to reduce pressure area , fur skin rare and allows air to circulate under boil so that patients will remain coot and dry. This gift Is deeply appre ciated by the staff of Pioneer Mo'im lit H.-uiUl and Nursing Home lcause of the added comfort it affords the pi.ieiili. GREEN STAMPS
