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lone Resident Takes 30 Day Tour
HEPPNER (ORE.), GAZETTE-TIMFS, Thurdy, November 30. IH72
llvt ASSWDH W HAI't l.
Mrs. Ijiura Holt reeent
ly look u Trailway Huh lour to
Florida which lasted :ui days
and touched on ID Hint en before
it ended, The ultimute (icHlinu
lion wux Florida, bill much
srencry whs enjoyed on the
wiiy. While In Florida she
visited DiKiiey World, Kennedy
Space Center, the Cypress
(iiirdenH, Murine Uind and Key
West. From Florida the lour
group flew to Nassau for two
days und mollis. On the trip
home they went through Carson
City ii nil Keno, and Mrs.
Ilollz said the highlight of
the trip tor her wuh the jaunt
through the C'arlslmd Caverns
in New Mexico. Really an
extraordinary Might.
Mr. und Mm. Milton Morgan
hud as their gueutt for Thankt
Riving Mr. and Mr. Gary
Morgun and family of Aloha and
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Peck and
two children of Portland.
Mrs. Ruth B. Mason, Mrs.
Dorr Mason and ion Jerry,
were Thanksgiving guevta of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A, Lindstrom.
Mr. and Mn. L.A.McCabe
entertained at a Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr. Steve Eldridge
and children of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Inland Mc Kinney and
fumily of Boardman; Alvin
McCabe and sons of Colfax ; Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Pettyjohn and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ingalls of Adams; Helen
McCabe; Mury Lindsay, Rich
ard llamlctt and Ron Berry of
llermiston.
VUlior From Alaska
Mr. and Mrs. Le Arrington of
Anchorage, Alaska spent Wed.
night at the home of her cousin
Charles O'Connor and family.
She also visited her aunt, Mrs.
Elmer Giffith, and the Roy W.
Lindstrom family, It was Mrs.
Arrington's first return visit to
lone since coming here for the
summer of 1928.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Kvistad,
Jon, Kristi l-ou and Andy were
in lone for Thanksgiving visit
ing Mrs. Kvistad's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Peterson. Also
al his parents for the day were
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peterson
and their son.
Make It With Wool Winners
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker spent
Thanksgiving Day in Condon
visiting Mrs. Baker's son, Joe
Devine, and his family.
Relatives here have had word
that Noah Pettyjohn recently
underwent surgery al Ozark.
Mo. He is reportedly doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ball and
family of Medfnrd were visiting
relatives the day of the lone
Alsea game.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnett,
Rick Barnett and Jim Donald
son of Pendleton were home for
the weekend.
Mrs. Howard Nottage and
Mrs. Agnes Sperry returned to
Portlund on Tuesday after
spending several weeks here.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ball had
Thanksgiving dinner with Don's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Ball, Heppner. Other guests
were Don's aunt, Mrs. Harry
Peterson, from Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Ball and their
three children, Medford; Don's
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Robert
Ball and Brian from lone.
Mrs. Ida Coleman had much
company at various times over
the week-end. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Crawford
and Tim from Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Donaldson and
Amy Jo, Mr. und Mrs. Wallace
Gaursland und friends, all from
Kstucadu and Mrs. Sid Hull und
Billy, Portlund. Mrs. Coleman's
sister-inluw, Mrs. Nettie
Hingst went to Portlund on
Friday und flew to St. Paul on
Saturday ufter spending the lust
four weeks visiting in lone. Mrs.
Colemun spent Thanksgiving
Day with her daughter, Mrs.
Len Ray Schwurz in Heppner.
Bridul Shower
Mrs. Wayne Rictmann was
honored with a bridul shower
Tuesday in the church social
rooms. She was assisted in
opening her many lovely gifts
by Mrs. Bill Rietmunn and Mrs.
Cleo Childers. The tea table
held an arrangement of tang
erine gluds and candles. Mrs.
Duvid Rietmunn poured coffee
and Mrs. Victor Rietmunn
served dessert. The hostesses
were Mrs. Helen McCabe, Mrs.
Cleo Childers, Mrs. Paul Petty
john, Mrs. Murion Pulmer and
Mrs. Milton Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Stefani were hosts for a family
dinner on Sunday. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. John Stefani and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Turk of
Canby; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Warmduhl and two children of
Eugene; and Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Stefani and Tenna and
Dennis.
On Sunday the Don Balls
entertained guests for dinner at
their home. Those attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ball
and Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Sherman, LaGrande, and Mrs.
Sherman's sister, Georgia
Hardie of Condon and Mrs.
Robert Ball and Brian.
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What do you think now, Mr. Edmundson?
John Edmundson, lone School principal, takes time out from
championship game preparations to admire outfits completed in
Extension sponsored Knit Pants Workshop at lone.
Katherine Lindstrom adjusts trim on Judy Rea's blouse.
Morrow County schools open their doors to Extension activities
both adult and youth.
KksCrmn'ti All Al Home
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ek
strom had ull their children
home for the holiday. They are
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ekstrom,
Vicki, Kuren und Catherine
from Scuttle. Mrs. Dick Ek
strom is the former Sue
Colemun, und she ulso visited
her mother und sister while
here. Others here were Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Ekstrom und
Shawn, Greshum, Herb, Jr. and
his family und Mrs. Ekstrom 's
mother, Mrs. Lester Wilkins of
Albuny.
Mrs. Jim Paavola and daugh
ters Jennifer and Krista of
Scuppoose are guests of her
purents, Mr. und Mrs. Lloyd
Morgan.
Charlotte Griffith of Portland
spent four duys here visiting her
purents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Griffith.
Former residents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Christopherson and
Wendy and Greg, DonHld and
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Christopher
son were here on Saturday for
the Ione-Alsea Game.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halvor
sen spent Thanksgiving Day
with Culhy's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Cannon and her sister
Arlene, und brother, Terry.
What with Thanksgiving, a
state championship football
game und a wedding all
happening within a few days,
the David Burnetts had a fuir
amount of company. They
enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at
Duvid's mother's home, Mrs.
Esther Barnett. Guests there
were Mr. und Mrs. Vernon
Anne, Kollie and Joetta of
Seattle; Mr. und Mrs. Sam
Barnett, Lance and Shannon,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Barnett und Delyn, Boring;
Naomi Redfern of Beaverton,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnett, Rick
and Deunn, Pendleton and Jim
Bloodsworth of Heppner.
Thanksgiving evening found
everyone at the church for
rehearsel of Cindy's wedding
winch took place the following
day.
Out of Town guests who were
here for the wedding included
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ayers, Niki
and Sheldon, Bremerton,
Wash.; Marty Kinder, Beaver
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Wallace of Greshum.
Eastern Star Meeting
At the last meeting of the
Locust Chapter No. 119, Order
of Eustern Stur two honored
guests were present, Mrs.
Eleanor Dudley of Hermiston
member Of the ESTARL com
mittee and Mrs.Evelyn Crane,
of Umutillu, member of the
Home Endowment Fund of the
Grund Chupter. Mrs. Crane
guve un account of her recent
visit to the Masonic and Eastern
Stur Home at Forest Grove,
where nbout ninety guests are
permanent residents, supported
solely by the contributions of
members of the two orders.
Mrs. Dudley explained the
ESTARL scholarships, which
go to students who are seeking
education in any field of
religious truining in any de
nominution. About 25 scholar
ships amounting to approx
imately $500.00 each are award
ed each year to deserving
students.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swan-
son spent several days last
week-end visiting his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Swanson in Portland.
They all went to Corvallis on
Saturday and attended the
Oregon - Oregon State game
and watched their son, Jim
perform with the Oregon State
marching band.
Students Here
E.O.C. students home for the
holidays were Stephen Lind
strom and Herbert Ekstrom.
Home from Oregon State were
Debbie Warren, Kristen Nelson,
Cherie Carlson, Shawna Berg
strom, Clint Krebs, Joe McElli
gott, Jim Swanson, and Neil
Christopherson and Polly
Hendrex. The latter two were
guests of Jim at the Gar
Swanson home.
Mrs. Helen McCabe enter
tained with a family dinner
after the Alsea-Ione football
game Saturday. Those attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Gary
George and sons pf Beaverton ;
Alvin , McCabe and sons of
Colfax; Mr. and Mrs. Leland
McKinney and Elizabeth of
Boardman; Darla Rea; Mr. and
Mrs. L.A.McCabe; Mrs. Steve
Eldridge and children of New
York; Mary Lindsay and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Pettyjohn.
Football Fans Gather
Many friends and relatives
gathered at homes in the lone
area to observe the Thanksgiv
ing holiday and to have the
added enjoyment of attending a
Gass A-8 man football champ
ionship game between the
undefeated lone High School
Cardinals and the Wolverines
from Alsea. The game probably
drew the largest crowd of
spectators to ever watch the
Cardinals. After a hard fought
battle lone suffered its first loss
of the season, with a final score
of 42-26.
Lori Bergstrom, Jr. division
winner of the Make It With Wool
Contest, steps forth in her sharp
navy outfit, topstitched in
white, navy stocking, shoes, a
touch of red in scarf at neckline
and bracelet - Background left,
Anita Davidson one of the
honorable mentions " in her
brown plaid and plain coord
inates outfit, white turtle neck
and saddle shoes.
Local Families
Travel For
Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Nash,
Heppner, spent the holiday with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons of
Beaverton. The Nasties had
Thanksgiving dinner there and
visited until Sunday when they
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Connor
were in Goldendale, Wash, on
Thursday for a family reunion
Thanksgiving dinner at the
home of Dean's brother, Mor
gan Connor. On Friday they
went to Beaverton to visit Mrs.
Connor's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Parsons.
On Saturday the Connors and
their children had dinner with
Dean's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Williams at Aloha, Ore. They
returned home on Sunday.
THANKSGIVING
HERE AND THERE
The Hager clan gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Evans, Gib, Swayne and
Shanna at Umatilla. Going from
Heppner were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hager, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Hager, Cherie and Velinda and
Mrs. Emma Hager. It was a
double celebration for Emma as
it was also her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shaw
came up from Corvallis and Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Hager of
Hermiston were also guests.
Three sisters competing in Sub-deb division of the Make It With
Wool contest - L to R, Kathleen, Erin and Mari Evans. The three
were called forward for applause and special recognition of family
participation in the contest.
Thanksgiving guests at the
Heards were Mrs. Thomas
Young of Milton-Freewater and
Phil Strandvold, the new printer
at the Gazette-Times.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Carlson at their ranch home
were his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hope and family; Mr. and Mrs.
Len Darst and Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Darst all of Eugene; and
his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carlson
and Eric of Portland. Also home
for a visit was the Carlsons
daughter, Sandra, who is em
ployed in Witchita, Kansas.
THANKSGIVING IN LEXINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. E.E.Hummell
of Beaverton were visiting at
the John Eubanks home. Mr. .
Hummell was a former princi
pal at lone High.
Other guests at the Eubanks
were Mrs. Eubank's mother,
Mrs. Mattie Morgan of Canyon
ville and Mr. and Mrs. John
Sanders and family of Portland.
The T.E. Messenger Sr.
family enjoyed a get together at
Thanksgiving at the I.O.O.F.
Hall in Lexington. Those pres
ent besides Mr. and Mrs.
Messenger were the Carl and
Bill Marquardt families, Mrs.
Norma Marquardt of Lexing
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Carol
Messenger and daughter and
Kathy, Geraldine and Gerry
Messenger children of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Messenger of Port
land, Zearl Gillespie and Hazel
Carpenter and Roy Ball of
Boardman, Mr. and Mrs. T.E.
Heppner
Style Revue
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Craw
ford and five children of
LaGrande spent the weekend at
the W.C.Crawford home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bray of
Hermiston were here for the
holidays with their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lindstrom and family.
L.A.McCabe accompanied
Jim Pettyjohn on a haul to
Calgary, Canada. Mr. Petty
john took a load of travel
trailers to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick DeBischop
and family of Ontario spent the
holiday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jodie K. Morrison.
Earl James Pettyjohn spent
Thanksgiving week with his
parents, the Jim Pettyjohn's.
He is attending Oregon State
University and is majoring in
pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halvor
sen of Medford and grand
daughter, Karen Crippen are
spending a few days at the home
of his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Halvorsen. Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Halvorsen and family of
laGrande spent the holidays at
his parents home also and with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Farley in Heppner.
MR. AND MRS. JEFF
Turner were up to spend the
weekend with her folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Stefani. Jeff is
working in Northwestern
Mutual with his dad, Don
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. C.R.McElligott
left on Sunday to take their
daughter Ann back to Montana
State. They were accompanied
by Dick and Melissa.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary George
and boys of Beaverton spent the
weekend visiting Helen
McCabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heim
bigner went to Odessa, Wash, to
spend Thanksgiving with his
mother and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Town
send of Portland came up for
the Ione-Alsea game and were
overnight guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen.
MR. AND MRS. GORDON
Meyers entertained at supper
for the members of the lone
Football team Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Haugen
and daughters of Lake Oswego
were her for the four day
week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Elmer Giffith and other
relatives.
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Under
New Management
Beecher Emert
Dec.l
Hours-10 a.m to 10 p.m
Open 7 Days A Week
Banquet Facilities Available
Specials
At Noon -6 Days A Week
Phone 422-7496
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Changes Hands
Beecher Emert of lone an
nounced this week that he had
purchased Thel's at lone from
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ling. He will
take over on Dec. 1. The
specialty of the house will be the
steaks.
The cafe will be open 7 days a
week from 10 a.m. unitl 10 p.m.
He has additional help but he
will be doing the cooking part of
the time. He cooked in the
Marines and says "I've been
chief cook and bottle washer for
Slim for the last 2V4 years."
He plans a noon-time special
six days a week and will feature
home-made pies.
Bill Fletchner of Clatskanie
was here for the football game
on Saturday. He was a former
teacher at lone.
At lone
CARD PARTY
Willows Grange had a card
party Saturday night. Mrs.
Ruth Crawford Voorhes won the
table cloth.
Men's high, Elmer Palmer.
Women's high, Mrs. Berl Akers.
Men's low, Mike Matthews.
Women's low, Flossie Marick.
300 pinochle, Marilyn Childers
and Edith Matthews. 1500
pinochle, to Lee Palmer and
Helen Pettyjohn.
Hostesses were Mrs. Marion
Palmer and Mrs. Leo Crabtree.
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Skirts and vests are big news
this year and Jean Kri;itman
wears a fully lined gold vest
with tiny gold buttons. The
multi-color bias plaid skirt
completes the outfit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Art Stefani
entertained at a Thanksgiving
dinner. Here were Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Turner from Eugene, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Stefani Sr. of lone
and his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
John Stefani of Canby. Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Martin, Cindy, Lisa
and Scott of lone were also
guests.
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Messenger Jr. and family of
Hermiston and Mr. and Mrs.
. Tom Duggins of HeDDner.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hughes
and family were Thanksgiving
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bellamy and family of Heppner.
Gerry Messenger has been
released from a hospital in
Portland following an appen
dectomy there last week.
Mrs. Florence McMillan
spent Thanksgiving at the home
of a daughter and family Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Cool in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. DeleWhitney
and Kimmberlee of Portland
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Victor L. Groshens
and family in Heppner and at
the C.C.Jones ranch.
Mrs. Catie Padberg is visiting
with relatives in Fresno, Cal
and will be home this week.
Mrs. Venice Hendrickson is
visiting in Minneapolis, Minn
with relatives. She was taken to
Portland by a daughter Mrs.
Joe Yocom where she caught
the plane.
In Hood River
Mrs. Lola Breeding is spend
ing a few days in Hood River
with relatives.
Mrs. Cleo VanWinkle, who is
a patient at Hiereshe's Nursing
Home in Pendleton spent the
holidays with a rjn and family
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred VanWinkle
in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewie Lovelace
and children Brian and Rilla of
Ontario spent Sunday night with
an aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. C.C.Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mounts of
Portland were visitors with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
A.F.Majeske, over the holidays.
Donald Majeske, of Deer
Park spent the holidays with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Majeske.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Breeding
and children of Gresham were
visitors over the week-end at
the home of her mother Mrs.
Lydia Wilson and his mother
Mrs. Lola Breeding.
In California
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones
are vacationing in California for
a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Van
Winkle and Glenda Kay and Mr.
and Mrs. C.C.Jones were vaca
tioning last week in San
Francisco, where they were
guests of the VanWinkle's
daughters Linda and Leora and
Molly Creasy. The travelers
report a very interesting time,
with lots of California sunshine,
which shone brightly every day
spent there, to aid in the
sightseeing.
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E O Mental Health Center Director
Appointed
On Monday, November 6,
1972, Mr. Joseph Murray was
interviewed by the Personnel
Committee of the Board of the
Eastern Oregon Community
Mental Health Center, and they
unanimously recommended
that he be hired for the position
of Center Director. He has
accepted, and will be reporting
for work at Pendleton, January
1, 1973.
Mr. Murray is a 37 year old
psychologist, who is currently
the Director of a rural Wiscon
sin community mental health
program where he has been for
the last five years. He has a
Masters Degree in Psychology
plus three years of Post Masters
training at the Doctorate level.
Mr. Murray's wife and their
three shool-age children will be
moving to Pendleton as the
school year ends in June 1973.
Mr. Murray will be hiring his
administrative staff during
early 1973. This will include five
mental health professionals, an
administrative assistant and
two secretaries.
The Mental Health Services
for Morrow County, recently
established in Heppner, is one
part of this thirteen county
mental health system. Heppner
attorney, Bob Abrams, serves
as a member of the EOCMHC
Board.
4-H
MERRY MIXERS
The second meeting of thev
Merry Mixers 4-H Cooking Club
was held November 14, at the
home of our leader, Mrs. Pat
Pettyjohn. Four members were
present.
First we discussed the in
gredients that constitute a yeast
bread. From the drawing board
we went to work with the actual
dough. Our leader had prepared
a sweet dough beforehand and it
was ready to knead. We
kneaded the dough and placed it
in the oven to rise. Kathleen
McElligott then prepared "No
knead French Bread."
While the dough was rising we
talked about our next meeting.
We decided to prepare another
yeast product. We found a
no-rise roll recipe and planned a
meal around it. For our next
meeting we will have: Ha
waiian medely, chow-mein
noodles, green beans and water
chesnuts, hot rolls, orange
marmalade, and ice cream
balls rolled in coconut for
dessert. This authentic Ha
waiian Luau menu fits in with
our foreign foods project book.
Our leader served Ail
American chocolate chip
cookies, donuts, and Russian
tea for refreshments.
After this we returned to the
kitchen and shaped the French
bread and cinnamon rolls.
Everyone took an unbaked
sample home.
Our next meeting will be on
November 28 at the home of our
leader.
Kathleen McElligott
Junior Leader
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