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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1972)
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Kir children H'i)l llu mvk i'iuI visiting in lil.ihn The primarv reason tor the vimi was to my Mr Sagei brand new nephew, Jason loru tV! .V Ill Boise Jason the win 01 Mr ami Mrs I VI Va' .nit! itm. ,i hmllior and isier, .iie S .nut 2 Mrs Sager reorts Hun hi' is "i hi' most beaut mil .mil K'sl luhv ever'" Thev also visited Mrs Sager's mother, Mrs Bertha llughev. in Vinipa. and ll.ii lev's parents, Mr and Mrs llarlev s.iger who live just across th Idaho border I mm sa HOTI I kr Kl'l It MVS CI STS Visitors List weekend at the Heppner Hotel were Mr .uul Mrs J.inies Van den Hievn and Lisa of Seattle This was their first chance to eome to Heppner to visit since Mr V an lVn Hiesen's mother Mrs Esther Van den Hiesen t.ok over the management of the Heppner Hotel He flies t ir Hughes Air West Visitors next week will he Mr and Mrs Frank Steeloy of Portland .Mrs Steelev is Allred Samtis daughter He is a husmess associate of Mrs Van den Biesens in the Heppner Hotel The Steeleys come Irequenth as they enjoy being in Heppner John Edmundson What Initios a Ing man to a small school'' It I. a chance to raise his i.inulv in a small town awuv trout the problems ol a citv and the challenge t helping young (Miiple meet tlieir tullest potential Mich a man is John Fd mundsoii, the new principal at lone He started to school at Hood Hi, or He graduated trom VSillamette and has done graduate study trom the east coast to the west coast His lamily enioyed the New Finland atmosphere when he attended Hoston College on a National Science Foundation and where he was a math instructor He sandwiclntl his teaching at Salem with more study at the I imersity ol orison He was administra tive assistant at Salem when he came to lone He likes any kind ot outdoor activity lakes hiking and mountain climbing At lone he wants to take advantage of the low teacher pupil ratio to provide a program tailored to the students needs Becky Frazier Becky Fraier teaching 5th (trade at lone is no stranger to Fasten) Oregon She attended school at Fossil ami her mother still makes her home there She is a 1972 graduate of OOF at Monmouth She is enthusiastic alxwt her 1972 's New Faces at lone Schools lone Auxiliary to Serve Election Day Day Dinner i- ' .... VI k X (A v53 : A The Legion Auxiliary is giving mi Flection Day Ham Dinner November 7th The serving limeii are: 12 00 . I :I ami 5 .10 . 7 oo I'te and coflee will h served all day The Legnm would like lo have the name! of the men in the service from lone Call Helen McCain1, Those unending the wedding of Wayne Kietmann and Dora Smith from lone were: Mr. anil Mrs lloli Hielmann, and family, Mr, and Mrs. Hill Kietmann and family, Mr. and Mrs (iene Kietmann and Chris. Omar Kietmann, Mr. and Mrs Fdmond Bristnw, IKmald llriston, and Mr. and Mrs Oleo Ohilders The Willows Grange will hold an Installation of ull granges It will begin at 2:00. KoImtI Oolite and his leant of Kichland will do the installa tion. KoIhtI Onlile Is (he State iH'puty. A potlurk supper will follow the installation. W illows (I range held a card party Oct. 28. There were eight tallies of pinochle. Mrs U'wis llalvorsen won high for the women, and Pansy See hafer won low. Willard French won high fur the men and Lee rainier won low. Art Dalell and May Fkstrom won travel ing pinochle. Ilv ( ASSANItHA ( IIAI'l l. Mr. and Mm. I'aul Frink (Julie Itietmunnl und Tetl, Tim, Terry, Tal ontlToby of Hunnington Heaeh, Oalif, sH'iil the weekend with their imrenls Mr. and Mrs. David Htetniann and also attended the Kielmiinn Smith wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Delton luiHue received news October 21st that Mr. I ji Hue's father Krni'Kl laiKue had passed uway. They went to Milton Freewaler Sunday to be with the family. Funeral services were held Wednesday, Fotwiiu i. i:fiivw ni iti: Halt tune (ound Principal John Fdmundson talking with (iail Hermann 2nd graile at lone, Sherne Hahr, music and Hecky Fraier 5th grade 5th grade and about a unit she has just iiinshed teaching on hones Her students had an unusual experience ol working with skeletons of minks and cats They put the Ixmes hack together, a real lesson in bono structure which was appli cable to their own bodies She lists as her hobbies, all kinds ot sports, likes to play the guitar but is "kind of a coward alxmt skiing". Gail Hermann (iail Hermann "I really like lone'' The P72 graduate of FOO is teaching second grade at lone "I really telt prepared to start my teaching". .Miss Hermann did her student teaching in the individualized teaching program at Pendle ton's Lincoln School. Different than many students, she taught by herself for a week What does a young single girl find to do in a town like lone' There are five single girls living in the new apart ment at lone. While each one has her own apartment, they do enjoy getting together often They play volley ball and other PF activities at the Monday and Wednesday adult nights at the lone gym. Hiking and backpacking to the high lakes in the W'allovvas have been a family activity which she continues to enjoy. She is looking forward to learning to ski this winter Sherrie Bahr Sherne Hahr likes music and cats Her apartment companion is "Punkin" an orange and white streak of playfulness. This new music teacher at lone lives music. She's been in baud and choir and plays lots of instruments which include clarinet, s.ix.i phone, French Horn, bassoon and flute but her major instrument is the piano. Her ambition is to sing in the Salt Iike Tabernacle choir. She like lots of things I. ikes team sports, likes to cook and likes to do hand sew ing She is interested in tracing the geneology of her family. After teaching music all day, every Monday night she has a tun session of teaching a guitar calss from fi until 7 She would like to invite everyone to the Christmas concert on Dec. 21. Mrs l.eo Crahlree and Mrs. (iene Fandcaster went to Pendleton on Oct, 25 Mrs Crahlree went to an Avon meeting where she received a sapphire pin for her Avon sales She is working for a diamond pin Of the seventy live that attended, five re ceived sapphire pins, four received the diamond pin and two received a charm brace let The bracelet is the highest award Avon gives. Those attending the Pomona (range at Lexington were: Mary Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs Art Dalell. Mr. and Mrs Iterl Akers. Next Pomona Crange w ill lie held at Willow s Grange in Januarv. Mr. and Mrs. Flmer Holt, are the parents of a new baby boy , James Flmer, horn Oct. 2H at St. Anthony's He weighed in at 8 lbs. 15 us. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Laura Holt and Mr. and Mrs Hussell Hoiness of Portland are the maternal grandparents Airs. Nettie Sivard of Mill ington. Illinois is visiting at the home of Huston Bryson. .Mrs Sivard is the mother of the late Jean Hrvson. Phyllis (inndle of Bend is spending a week with .Mr and Mrs. Herbert Imel Mr. and Mrs Herbert Imel Jr sHnt last weekend w ith his parents Mrs. Vera Kietmann re turned home on Oct. 21 from a thirty-six day New Fnglaud and the (Jaspe Peninsula tour. There were thirty-five in the group besides the driver and the escort She visited six Canadian Provinces and nineteen states and Washing ton, D C. She enjoyed many historical sites. While on her trip she visited her nephew and wife in Chicago, John Peterson, niece and family. Mr and Mrs. Dale Michus in Hillings, Montana. t Mrs. U'nea Nottage enter tained the following guests at Thel's Cafe: Mr. and Mrs. la-wis llalvorsen, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy l.indstroin, and llildeguard Hcnson. Holly Rebekah Lodge CARD PARTY SERIES First Saturday of each month Nov. 4-8 P.M. Lexington IOOF Hall Prizes and Refreshments Election Day Dinner 12 -1:30 P.M. 5 - 7:30 P.M. Hot beef sandwiches, relish tray, homemade pie and coffee Adults $1.50 Children 75C IOOF Dining RoomLex t CLri CiK.n rumm millllll,MI,lllll"lim'llllllllllim COMING ATTRACTION! Thafs when lower Long Distance rates begin on weekdays. The best time to share the good times in the northwest is after 5 PM on weekdays. That's when lower Long Distance rates begin. And that's when you're likely to find friends and family at home. So go ahead and spread the good word. Long Distance calls get people together. Nov. 9th is the date of the big Ski Swap at Blue Mountain Community College The Student Onion is the location and the ski swap will run from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Those interested are advised to get their skis to swap at the Student L'nion by 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 8th. Mike Lockhart, ski in structor at Anthony Lakes and Sprout Springs will be present during the swap. There will be a movie and a free binding check, according to Donna Bergstrom. ALVMI1AI1 MKETIHMfc Fossil Nov. Columbia Basin Co-op, Inc. 15 Electric C-a- ' vxse;' rares acc Pacific Northwest Bell set r3'65 co rc! 3cc y To coir r'ec ca'O co ect e-S3 ac rore -ges: cai(s cr to ca is :ra'gea !o aoer r,g" ? D;3'ed 'aes arc, ayA-e'e wtnrr Te cont'He-a- t,n : A.asr Last week Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brown of Coeur d'Alene. Idaho were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Prindle. Mr. Brown was formerly associated with Kinzua Corp., so many old acquaintances were renewed. lllll'IIIIIIIIIIIIMHIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIimillllHIIMIimilimilll m Pca'ff IForaaff fiflC Election of Directors Five to beelected-onefrom each area 3 year terms except Fossil, 1 year to fill out unexpired term. Areas-Heppner, Rural Zone 3, Rural Zone 4, Raral Zone 5 Fossil. ' RURAL ZONE 5-East Morrow County s Tiro Sow i now $wmA II Truck, Pickup and Car Tire Chains Richard (Dick) T. Wilkinson ige-r-5os"',cppner -Incumbent (X-cupation-Rancher Family at home--Wife Education-Attended Oregon Slate University Activities-Director Federal Land Bank, Pres. of Water Control District, Member National Cattlemen's Assoc., Morrow County Livestock Growers, American Legion, 32nd Degree Mason, Past Eastern Star, B.P.O.E. 358 Kenneth Turner i S E S I Herb Wright-Incumbent Address-Fossil, Oregon Age-54 Occupation-Auto Dealer Family at Home-Wife Education-8lh grade Activities-Pres. Commercial Club, Pres. of Fossil City Council, Member Wheeler County Planning Council, Member of State of Oregon Emergency Medical Service Comm., Past Trustee of Elks Lodge, Past trustee of Methodist Church, Member of national Auto Dealers Assoc., Member of Oregon Auto Dealers, Assoc. Kinzua Golf Club. Fossil Address-Kt. 2, Heppner Age-37 Occupation-Rancher Family at Home-4 girls Education-Oregon State University, Agri culture, 4 years. Activilies-Chairman-Heppner Soil & Water Conservation Dist., Member Morrow County School Dist., Planning Comm., Member Morrow County Extension Advisory Council, B.P.O.E. 358. Waldo Demoy Address-Fossil Oregon Age -67 Occupation-Retired Bank Manager Education-American Institute of Banking Activities-Sec. of Masons Lodge Fossil, Trustee of Methodist Church, Member of Commercial Club. Robert Misener Address-Fossil Age-6I Education-1 yr. college Occupation-Shell Oil Jobber 3orrowif County WW WI mHC. 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