Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, January 09, 1975, Page Page 4, Image 4

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IOE GRAND SQL' ARES
INITIATE k MEMBERS
A record number of dancer
lurried up at the Willow
Grange Hafl in lone Saturday
night to wrlcome eight new
members to the club.
Following an evening of
dancing, caller Darrell Wilson
and his wife Ber, Ron and
Gloria Davis and Marrianne
Palmer put the new members
through a comic initiation
before a crowd of about 40
people
New members are Met and
Barbara Owen. Elva and
Sandy Duval!. Elmer and
Betty Heath and John and Pat
Edmunson.
The lone Garden Club beW
its Christmas party Dec. It at
the home of Mrs. Fred Martin.
Members prepared and
packed 21 gilt boxes of cookies
and delivered them to elderly
prrons in the area.
A pot lurk luncheon w as
served and a gift exchange
as held. Mrs. Norman Nel
son reported on the lone 4th
grade terrarium project.
Next meeting of the Garden
flub as Jan tat the home of
Mrs. Kenneth Klinger in
Lexington.
Guests at the Howard Dro
me!! home for a holiday dinner
Dec. 22 were Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur SteagaB. Lexington;
Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Rich
el derfer and Brian. The
Dalles: and Albert Winkel
man. lone.
Guests at the Dave Barnett
home for Christmas Day
dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Vinson. Heppner: Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Schvarzin and
Karhy. also of Heppner: and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schwar
vn, recently from the Philip
pine. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Sw anson for the holidays were
Mrs Suanson's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Circle, and
Mike. Roseburg.
Visiting Mr and Mrs. Char
les O'Connor for the holidays
was their daughter. Tern, of
Seattle
Home
Jan. 11 Arlington
Jan. 18 Umapine
Jan. 25 Touchet
Jan. 31 Echo
Feb. 7 Helix
Feb. 8 Echo
Feb. 14 Umapine
Feb. 22 Wheeler
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Denotes league games
ira from io;ie
The Committee for
Women's Activity met Satur
day. Dec. 21. for their Christ
mas party and gift exchange
at the Grange Hall.
After the party, members
prepared the turkey and
trimmings for the pot luck
supper for Grange members
and families at ( 30 p.m.
The Christmas program
following the potluct included
a visit from Santa and musical
entertainment by Kevin Gut
ierrez, Stuart and Richard
Keene and Chuck Nelson.
The regular Grange meet
ing followed the program.
A Watch Party was held
Tuesday. Dec. 31. at the
Grange Hall for members,
families and friends. A pot
luck was served at t JO p m .
followed by cards.
The lone Advisory Com
mittee will meet Thursday.
Jan. 9. t p m . at the high
school. The public is welcome.
The Committee for Wo
men's Activity will meet
Monday. Jan. 11, at the home
of Mary Lindsay. This will be
an all-day meeting.
The community gym pro
gram has resumed after the
holidays Activities begin each
Wednesday evening at 7 p m.
at the high school.
Visiting last weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree
wrre Mr. and Mrs. Don
Scheelar and Mark of Salem.
Saturday evening the Scbe
elars and Crabtrees attended
the Willamette-Whitman
basketball game in Walla
Walla. Scheelar's son. Jim. is
on the Willamette team.
The lone Lion's Club will
meet Tuesday. Jan 14. 7 p.m..
at Beecher's.
The Rebrkah Bunchgrass
met Dec 5 at the home of
G laths Drake for their annual
birthday party. Each birthday
was celebrated with a gift
exchange. Dec. U. the club
had a Christmas party at the
Mabel Ring home Prior to the
party, members attended a
no-host dinner at Beecher's.
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Morrow County Grain Growers, Inc.
Beecher's Cafe
Akers Motor Service
Jordan Elevator Co.
Bristow's Market
Barnett's Seed and Feed
Beta Omega Sorority met
Dec. 17 at the home of Mrs.
M LaRue for its Christmas
party. Swedish customs and
traditions at Christmastime
were otarrved in decorations
and refreshments. A gift
exchange was held. Co
hostesses were Mrs. Del
LaRue and Mrs. Jerry Stefani
Next meeting of Beta Omega
Sorority will be Thursday,
Jan. 9. at the home of Mrs.
Paul Proudfoot.
lone schools athletic
schedule:
Thurs.. Jan. 91:30 p.m.. Jr.
high basketball, lone at
Riverside. ( p.m.. girl's
basketball. Pilot Rock at lone
Fit. Jan. lo-:30 p.m..
varsity basketball. lone at
Touchet
Sal.. Jan. II ( 30 p.m.,
varsity basketball. Arlington
at lone
Mon.. Jan. 136 p.m.. Jr.
varsity basketball. lone at
Pilot Rock
Turs.. Jan. 147:30 p.m..
girl's basketball, lone at
Heppner
Thurs.. Jan. IS 2 p.m.. Jr.
high haskrlbat). Otex at lone.
Mrs. May Wood. New York
City, is visiting at the home of
hrr brother. Clell Rea. and
family.
Willows Grange WAC will
meet at the home of Mary
Lindsay with Irene Crabtree
as co-hostess for an all -day
meeting Monday. Jan. 13. due
In the Oregon Stale Grange
Lecturer's school at La
Grande. Members are asked
to bring salad or dessert .
(!cn Crow ell. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ho ard Crow ell. has
m-eiwd hi discharge from
the 1". S Army and is
nn-M-nily employed at B t C
Rrn.nr.
The Morrow County Fair
Board will hold its regular
monthly meeting Monday.
J,m 13. beginning at 7:30
p.m.. in the dormitory build
ing on the fairgrounds.
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Coach Del LaRue
j Asst. Coach:
Gordon Meyers
Feb. 27-28 Big Sky
Conference Tournament
at Pendleton
Evening
ClaSGOS
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Morrow County residents
interested in ceramics, sew
ing, photography, woodwork
ing and Spanish should study
the classes offered by Blue
Mountain College in this area
A number of the classes
begin this week. Those who
miss the organizational meet
ing should contact the instruc
tor. Some classes will take
students as late as the second
meeting
Jeanne Howell, a graduate
of the University of Idaho
School of Home Economics,
will be instructing a course in
rn-ginner sewing, also for
those w ho ha ve basic skills but
want a refresher course.
Time-saving sewing: tips will
start Feb II It includes
technique for sewing in a
huny.
Ed Heimstra. Heppner High
School teacher, will instruct a
class in woodworking begin
ning Thursday evening, Jan.
9. 7 o'clock, at the high school.
Prr-regtstration is requested
Basic photography, with Den
ni Tones as instructor, also
Has a limited enrollment Both
insiruriors should be contact
ed fur more information
Tom Shear will teach cera
mics, a course repeated by
rttfiKM Iarry O'Rourkr is
director for evening division
classes at BM(T.
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First nn-rting of Dog 4H
was held at the Home Exten
sion (tfftcc Monday. Jan S.
with 1 attending
Mrs Bofvnie Clow is instruc
tor and invites any interested
p-irne to meet Tuesday. Jan,
14. from 4-3 p m .at the same
m"eiing place
Election of officers will be
held at the next meeting
Mnrrow County Inter
Aiietwx Committee will meet
TiM-sdiit. Jan 14. 12 noon.
Elk's ldc. for a no host
luncheon nut-ting
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We're behind you Cards
Independent Garage
Charles O'Connor Insurance
Rietmann's Hardware
lone Lions Club
B & C Repair
InsulUtion of officers for
the Rrhekahs was held at the
Lrictm WOF.lodpe hall
Thursday might.
An installing team was
cmfwed nf Freda Majrske,
define! di-THrt v president, in
stalling marshal; Leeta Mes-
svfur. installing warden;
and Hilda Yooom, assisted by
t a Rucdcs. were present to
d the work
Installed first were the
elected officers. NG Vivian
McOwwS, VG Maureen
Da tv. secretary. Delpha
Jones; and treasurer. Roth
Rnfanscn
Appntntivr officers installed
were: chaplain. Irene Pad
here. OSG. Donna Papineau:
IS;. EH- Fo: RSNG. Freda
Maw-sir: LSG. Catie Pad
berg . conductor, Ella Adlard.
warden. Carol yn Howard;
RSVII Dimples M linkers:
LSVfi. EuU Bloods worth;
musician. l-ila Messenger
Florence McMillan. PNG.
presented her 15C4 officers
with appreciation tokens and
the kwhie presented her with a
PNG plauue instead of the
usual PN'G pm because this
w:i hrr second term as NG
Retirements were served
n!l wtihtheOdd Fellows m
the dining roiwn
Mr and Mrs Carles iftilht
VanWinkle. Hermiston. are
p-in-nis til a daughter, Angela
IVmiH-ILi. hnnt New Year's
lki at Good Shepherd Hospi
tal She s the first grandd.u
KhtiTf Mr and Mrs William
J YunWrnlle and the great -gr,imld.iiithtT
of Mrs. (Too
VanWinkle. Hw-rsihe s Nurs
smu limnc. Pt-nitlctan
Mr and Mrs Bb Davidson
s)tit New Year's Eve at the
hmm- of a d-imihter. Mrs
Vr;m Wall, and family in
Milttin Frecater
Mr Etila BWmdsworlh. who
ns-mth rrtorncd Imm a visit
in Thoil.iiMt wnh her grand
dmtlitff ;iml hrr family. Mr
.md Mis Aivtit son. is a
(n'w-nt m iUuxi Shepherd
llospit.il. INrnuMon
t Tvirh-s McCnnnell has re
turned trom Ihinn Center. N
tl.ik , where he attended tile
lniM-r.il of hi mother.
LEAGUE
6:30 p.m.
8 p.m.
Lexington
Mrs Venice llcndrtrkson
entertained Friday evening
with a dinner honoring her
granddaughter. IVhbie Yo
mm. lYcsrnt were Mr. and
Miss Dale Chick and family of
tlermtsTon. Florence McMil
lan, Mr and Mrs C. C. Jones.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Yivom and
the feonotvr. IVhtur left later
W the exerting with her
parents for Portland, where
she emplaned Kw Texas
Mrs Archie Muekers enter
ed lYniidence Hospital.
rHMil.tnd. Ssmday for a series
( lfs.ls
New Year's Eve guests of
Mr and Mrs Cedric Christ
man were Mrs, Genevieve
Siting and Hershel Kelly of
Vnnh IVwder, Joining them
lor New Year's dinner were
Mr IMen Chrtstman. Miss
Lnn Brook. Bruce Christ
man and d,ughter. Kelly, all
oi Daw die; Kathx Meti. Sand
Pnt. I.tiho: Steve Peck. Mr,
atvd Mrs Scott Mrllaniel and
J'.n and Carl Chnstman
Mr Ccil Jones i a pat tent
at roninumtv Hospital in
pewlk-ton iollowing ee sur
fieri Je.in Chrtstman was home
tor the holntixs from Ijnks
Kiisim-s College. BtMse.
llih.,
Sharon Robinson, small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frankie Robinson, has re
turned borne after a stay in
Good Shepherd Hospital in
Hermiston,
Flmd Rorman has returned
after being confined in St,
Anthonv's Hospital. Pendle
ton
Mr and Mrs Joe Vocom
and ianuh and Mrs Venice
Hendrk kson were t'kiah visi
tr Friti-iv at the home of
Mrs H.-mtru kson daughter.
Mrs Forrest Rinehart. and
t.imih
Mr ami Mrs Kenneth Jones
ami son spent several days
recently at the home of his
sister at Ijncoln Beach They
ucre xiined there for the
weekend b Mr and Mrs Dale
Whittle of Portland
Cheerleaders
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Gayle McNary
fSherri Wilson
Catherine McElligott
Terrl McElligott
Mar. 7 8 State 'B'
Tournament at Baker
Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times,
IVivale Kt Lisa Cutsforth of
the Women's Army Corps is
visiting her parent. Mr. and
Mrs. Orvillc Cutsforth. She
left Friday for Camp Polk. La.
Also visiting with her parents
was Donna Cutsforth from
Redmond, where she attends
school
PFC. Debbie Yocom. WAC.
is visiting her parents. She
returned this week lo Ft. Sans
Houston. Tex.
Terrance Wet more of Spo
kane is visiting her aunt and
uncle. Mr, and Mrs. Orvilte
Cutsforth
Cleo VanWmkle of Hier
sche s Nursing Home in Pen-dU-ton
visited hi sons and
their families. Mr, and Mrs.
William J. VanWinkle of
Uxington. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
VanWinkle. Mr, and Mrs.
Jn Ledbetter and Mr. and
Mrs Herman Green of Hepp
ner last week.
I Hi Dec. 22 Mrs, Cecil Jones
was surprised when several
member of her family and
Iricnds stopped in for a
sui prise birthday cake and
colfee Present were her
itinnhter. Mrs Whitney. Mr.
Uhitnex and Kimmberlee;
Mr and Mrs Rick Whitney of
Portland, Jem Boones, Seattle-
Mr and Mrs Stuart Smith
.mil (,imil, Hermislim; Vicky
W.iliten. Pendli'ton. and Mr
ami Mr Victor L. Groshens
of Hihky: Mr Jones and
John Seme later in the
evening the group enjoved
pinoihle The Whitney fami
lies remained until after
Chritm;is
Mr and Mrs Boh Davidson
h.nl .ill their rhildren and Ihetr
t.inulies home for Christmas:
Mr and Mrs Vern Viall and
children. Mtlton-Freewatrr;
Mr ami Mrs Rotiert Davidson
aod family, Monroe; Mr, and
Mrs John Flint, Beaverton,
tinttg from Portland and
Anita and Herbert, who are at
home
Mr and Mrs. William Klin
ger and sons of Beaverton
rn! the holidays with her
parent. Mr, and Mrs Pete
Klmiter.
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Away Games I
Jan. 10 Touchet
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Jan. 17 Echo
Jan. 24 Helix-f;
Feb. 1 Umapine1
Feb. 21 Helix 1
The Office
Paul Pettyjohn Co.
Dobyn's Pest Control
Murray's Rx Stables
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Thursday, Jan. , 1975
Mr, and Mrs. T. K. Metsen
ger spent Christmas day with J
a son, T. E. Messenger Jr.,
ond familv (n Hermiston." 5
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Mr. nnd Mrs. "Kenneth?
palmer Mn'nl Chrinlmas with 2
a daughter. Mrs. Dallas Rea."
and family in llerniinlnn.
Church
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Worship ,...4 It i.m.T
I.ITIIERAN " " :
SS 9:45 a m.
Worship 11 a m.
Oiildren Choir. 9:30 am.
CHRISTIAN '.'-t :
SS 9:S a m
Worship II a m. Z
Even. Serv 7:30 pm.;
NAZARENE '",
SS 10 am,
Worship II am."
Even. Serv pm
EPISCOPAL Z
Communion ,.. tm.U
SS 9:45 a.mr '
Worship am.
Aduli Ed 10 a m.
ASSEMBLY 41F GOD
SS 9:41 a m, '
Wornl'ip lf,im.
Sun, Eve. service ,,rj7 0O
Bible Study .... Wed.j If m.
SEVKTII-DAYAIVETIST
SabliaihScrnml t 9 3oa m.
Worship . . . . 1 , Ua m.
CATIIOIIC
Catechism . , . , Mm. if Wed,
Worship:
Heppner, Sun Ham
Saturdav $;30pm,
lone Sim . . 143 am
Saturday worship. 6 30 pm.'.
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Worship........ ... 7pny
Worsliip 9 43a m,
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