Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times,
Ralph Crum
new GOP
chairman
Ralph, Crum, lone, was
elected chairman of Morrow
County Republican Central
Committee at an organiza
tional meeting at the Kenneth
Peck home in Lexington
Wednesday.
Slate Central Committee
Chairman Dave Green,
Madras, met with the group
and outlined activities of the
party on the state level.
Other officers elected were:
vice-chairman, Avon Melby,
Heppner; alternate chairman,
Kenneth Peck; alternate
vice-chairman, Lou Crum;
secretary-treasurer, Pauline
Winler, Heppner.
Plans were laid for a
county-wide rally to be held
with a tentative date of Oct. 2.
All persons interested in
working in the Republican
party are invited to attend.
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lone news
The Committee for Wo
men's Activity met at the
Grange Hall Sept. 20. The date
was set for the Fall Festival
on Sunday, Nov. 24. CWA's
next meeting will be Friday,
Oct. IB.
The American Legion met
Sept. 17 at the Legion Hall to
install Commander John Jep
son for 1974-75. Other officers
installed were Gene Lan
caster, vice-commander
Charlie Doherty, adjutant
Jerry McElligott, chaplain
Bill Rietmann, sereeant-at
arms; Harold Rietmann, post
historian; and Don Peterson,
service officer.
In other business, Legion
naires set Friday, Oct. 4, as a
work day at the Legion Hall.
Plans are to "winterize" the
hall and do some painting and
minor repairs.
The lone Rainbow Girls met
Sept. 19 to hold initiation
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ceremonies for Paula Lind
strom, Tammy Shimp, Darcy
Rea and Donna Rea. Special
guests at the ceremony were
Mrs. Hazel Graham, supreme
inspector, from Tillamook;
Miss Emma Groat, grand
deputy, also from Tillamook;
and Kristy Kiser, worthy
grand advisor, from Joseph.
The lone Advisory Com
mittee will meet Thursday,
Oct. 3, 8 p.m., in the high
school library. Discussion of
the outdoor educational pro
gram will be led by Cliff
Williams. The public is wel
come. The Legion Auxiliary will
meet Oct. 1, 2 p.m., at the
Legion Hall.
The lone High School cheer
leaders have re-set the date
for their traveling bake sale to
Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 3:30
p.m.
The lone Junior High foot
ball team showed spirit and a
great team effort with their
win over Arlington, Sept. 19.
Kevin McCabe scored the only
points of the game in the 4th
quarter, making the final
score 6-0. The team faces
Slanfield here, Thursday,
Sept. 26, at 2 p.m.
The lone Girl's Volleyball
team participated at the
Fossil Invitational Saturday,
Sept. 21. Fifteen schools were
represented a! the all-day
event. The lone "A" team won
its first game against Culver
but lost to both Dufur and
Helix. The "B" team lost a
game each to Arlington and
Wheeler. lone volleyball
games scheduled this season
are:
Oct. 1, lone vs. Riverside at
lone, 7 p.m.;
Oct. 8. lone vs. Wasco at
Condon, 4 p.m.;
Oct. 15, lone vs. Condon at
Rhea Creek
Work was the order of the
day when the ladies of Rhea
Creek Grange gathered for
their first fall meeting on Sept.
19. They cleaned the hall and
planned activities for the
month ahead.
Those to serve at the
neighborhood center during
the month of October are Mrs.
Bob Stevens, Mrs. Waller
Wright. Mrs. Elmer Palmer,
Mrs. Harold Wright, Mrs. Ray
Drake, Mrs. Adrain Bechdoll,
Mrs. Glenn Farrens and Mrs.
Oma Cox.
On Oct 11 Mr. and Mrs.
Waller Wrighl will be hosts for
regular Grange. Visitation
will be at Willows Grange on
Oct. 19, and refreshments
were planned for this.
The menu was planned for
the luncheon to be served at
the Columbia Basin Electric
Cooperative annual meeting
the first of November.
A special vote of thanks was
given to Marion Hayden and
Archie Bechdolt for the paint
ing they had done on the hall
and to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Babb and Mr. and Mrs. Adrain
Bechdolt for their assistance.
Those attending the meeting
were Mrs. Glenn Farrens,
Mrs. Oma Cox, Mrs. Harold
Wrighl, Mrs. Walter Wright,
Mrs. Ray Drake, Mrs. Cleve
VanSchoick, Mrs. Leslie
Babb, Mrs. Elmer Palmer,
Mrs. Bob Stevens and Mrs.
John Graves.
Rhea Creek Grange met for
their monthly meeting, Sept.
20 instead of their regular
meeting night because so
many were absent at that
time.
Mrs. Hal Sunday, a member
of the Doctors' Search Com
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Condon, 4 p.m.;
Oct. 17, lone vs. Riverside at
Riverside, 7 p.m.;
Oct. 22, lone vs. Sherman at
Sherman, 4 p.m.;
Oct. 23, lone vs. Heppner at
Heppner, 4 p.m.
The lone Rainbow Assembly
honored their mother advisor,
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, with
carnations and gifts at their
regular meeting Monday,
Sept. 16. Mrs. Halvorsen has
been chosen grand executive
committee member of the
Oregon Grand Assembly.
Mrs. Esther Barnett has
returned home from an ex
tended vacation in Juneau,
Alaska, visiting her son, Joel.
Highlights of Mrs. Barnett's
visit include a ferry trip to
Skagway; a sea-plane trip to
the native village of Angoon;
and a tour of the ice fields.
Mrs. Barnett was a special
guest of the Alaskan Youth
Village, a children's home, on
two occasions.
After leaving Juneau last
week, Mrs. Barnett visited in
Seattle with her daughter,
Mrs. Vernon Aune, and
family; . then traveled to
Portland to visit two sons,
Paul Barnett and family, and
Sam Barnett and family,
before returning home.
Mrs. Henry Krebs attended
the executive meeting of the
Oregon Sheep Growers in
Salem, Sept. 20.
Mrs. Vic Rietmann, Mrs.
Van Hubbard, Mrs. Henry
Krebs and Fred Martin went
to Pendleton Sept. 18 to attend
the special "land use" con
ference held at Blue Mt.
Community College.
Alice Nichoson has recently
returned to her home in San
Francisco after a 10-day visit
here with her mother, Mrs.
Edith Nichoson.
Grange
mittee, explained what the
committee had been doing and
ils progress to dale. The
Grange supports this com
mittee. Leaving Sept. 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Palmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Palmer
traveled through Central Ore
gon by way of Cove Park,
Diamond Lake, the famed
lown of Jacksonville, the
Oregon Caves and then to the
coast, taking the mail boat
ride on the Rogue River and
gelling a glimpse of the ocean
now and then through the fog
as they traveled up the coast.
The women enjoyed the
blackberry picking along the
way, and even more the pies
that followed.
CLl'B PLANS 4-H
WEEK OBSERVANCE
The Two Trackers 4-H
Horse Club met Sept. 17 to
work on-record books.
A discussion was held about
putting a display in a store
window during National 4-H
week in October.
The club is planning a
weiner roast some Friday
after school.
The next meeting will be
held in Oct. with an election of
officers for next year, accord
ing to Nancy Miller, club
reporter.
Elsie Fox has been visiting
relatives and friends in
Wenatchee, Wa., the last
week.
Repair
Scouts working at
community service
Boy Scouts who aspire to
gain the Eagle rank must put
in many hours of work on a
community service project.
This last weekend some Hepp
ner citizens noticed activity up
on the East Hill, and a few
became aware that something
was being done to the cross
thai tops the hill.
As a community service,
Mark Piper, Lexington, con
ceived of the idea of cleaning
up the cross and refinishing it.
He enlisted the aid of a fellow
Life Scout, Ron Ward, Hepp
ner. The two boys are scrap
ing and sanding and repaint
ing the cross.
The first cross in that
localion was erected in 1929,
according to Mary Case
Nikander. Mary recalls that a
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group of young people from
the Methodist Church that
included John Franzen, Duane
Brown, Billy Cochell and
Mary and Gus Nikander put it
in place.
Scoutmaster Piper said
Bruce Young has already
completed his community
service project and has passed
the Board of Review of the
Blue Mountain Council. He
will become an Eagle Scout
soon, Bruce spent many hours
working on the Hager Park
site, clearing debris and
removing old fencing.
Two other Scouts, Charles
Rawlins and Steve
McLaughlin, have community
projects in mind. Charles is
considering working on a
baseball diamond at Hager
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serving as the (roup's senior
patrol leader.
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