Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 03, 1975, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMrs. Dode Krebs was in Salem last Wednesday lo present Mrs. Straub with a lamb skin pelt from the Oregon Sheep Growers Aux iliary. The presentation was made In the Governor's cere monial office. The auxiliary donated a leg of lamb to the House of Representatives, which they served at a noon luncheon that day. They visited with Rep. Jack Sum ner, and had lunch with Rep. Dick Magrudcr. Mrs. Henry Krebs of Arlington accom panied her. Terri O'Connor, Seattle, Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor. Char les returned home from Com munity Hospital In Pendleton Sunday evening, after having eve surgery last week. Jim MeCabe, Moscow, Ida., spent the week of March 10 visiting his father. Alvin McC.'iIh'. and grandparents, Mr and Mrs. I.eo Crablree nod Mrs Ruth MeCabe. On Marrh 23 Ashley and Kevin Mcf'nlte drove him home and iwiit spring vacation visiting hi'ir moiher. Mrs. Caroline Mef-nbo. Mrs. Sharon Gelinas. Tim tm and Alisa. and Mrs. Helen ('.iMiirin, Caldwell, Ida.. SWlll from Thursday to Satur i:w with Mr and Mrs l.eo Ccilcn-e Timmy and Alisa 'remained to SHnd a week w'h their grandparents. L'e aequaitiied party and dinner was held at Reccher's f ile T'Hifl;iv ev ening for the nteiiil.et of the Rodeo Court and itteir parents Tins year's (mil includes Mickey Ho km. (Jut-cn, and her prim riot's are- Mary Ann Prc 1..1, lirejim June McLean. H-TiHicr Donna ftea and II ii Ivit a palmer, lone f ; ii land Sv aoMin is a iiVich! in the I'niversiiv of if i '.hi Medn .il S hotil. Port- I lint Mr SwaiiMin is slaving i Mh' li.iine nl Mr and Mrs V.i in ni Su aii.nn Anyone M'tlmi'.1 in M'lid cards, please m ilicni to o"i S XV. Rt SI . I'm I. out 'C'l'V in care of i in. in Sw anson 'i;li' vmint! ictiile vveie i -..( it mi i at the Maundy 'I'lini xt.iv Services of the t le't'd (Inn ill ol Chi isl They uiic I'.itila and John l.md .m. S oil nt Toild Sheier. T imi Slump. Knit Petty ohn, i.l.ii Kiclis and Jerry Kiel m mil Mrs Hem v Krebs. Mr e .1 Mrs )u k Sherer anil son !m" li.mstciied liv letter. .'mnj the church Mis II n m i Holm. m of Seattle (..mi .I the i Inn i ll at the I in'im Sei v ices Rev Wilson. Arlington will I II 'he pulpit ol the I'niled ( lunch ol Christ during the itmn'h ol April WATER WELL DRILLING A Now, -A PitoM Vou H Modwtt IquiprrMrrt Vf Can AMord m Uni4 W Operator CALL US i Wallace l MHHIIIIUBS"!"!" Lll IB Vra tipartano I VI wnti Hundrad. o? I I BatMftod Customer it 'i 1 I If 1 rtnStH - SW Jt uuMOOonujnninnnooMonoiiiiinn i 1 Attention Farmers We have the following chemicals for sale now Butyl Ester 6E L.V.'s4anddlbs. Amlnes-Banvel-Lorox Also a limited amount of Bronate Paul Pettyjohn Co ION! NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lancas ter entertained with a dinner Easter Sunday. Other guests were Mr, and Mrs. Al Marick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and family of Cecil. Cassie Chapel from Eastern Oregon College, LaGrande, spenl the spring vacation with her mother, Mrs, Delsie Chapel. Beta Omega E.S.A. met Wednesday. Mar. 19 at the home of Mrs, Paul Proudfoot with Mrs, Ken Nelson co hostess, A short meeting was held and committee reports were given on the Spring Cntillinn to be held April 5 at the lone legion Hall with music by Rod Esselstyn. Dancing w ill be from 9 p.m. lo I a m . with a buffet at midnight. All proceeds are to he used locally. Tickets for the Cotillion may he purchased at the ft&W Drive In. Heppner, Bencher's Cafe. lone, or from l.inda l.alhio. phone 422-7-lfifl, For the program Mrs. Nelson showed slides on Israel and afterwards several Jew ish dishes were served. Mr and Mrs Frank llalvnr-. sen are the parents of a son. Itvan Dee, horn Friday. Mar. -.is at the Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcrmistnn, Ryan weighed R miiiiiiIs. .''. ounces Grandparent are Mr. and Mrs pete Cannon, and Mr, and Mis Lewis llalversen. The Women's Fellowship of the t inted Church of Christ in." ,-i the home of Mrs. Dine) Wilson on Thursday. ii- .ii At the business mee'illLi it was voted to buy iwu drapes for the offices in he t lum It A commitlee w as ai.i..im'ed lo lake care of the ('.'li'iii; drive, named were I in.-i-l Cannon. Marilyn Riet m em Vein Itietniann. and l. in VKoii The clothing d- will lie pnl24 Clothing K ' lie ,lnll:'ll! to I tic- (lllllch. rti- m and iis.ilile ml least six oii.n'lis wear left i Mi.s Ki ist in Nelson was h.n.i I, ii spnng vacaiKin . ..i'lie,. her parents. Mr and Mrs ot man Nelson Kristin i a"i-nlinL' Oirgmi Stale I nm-isi'v in Corvallis. Mr anil Mrs Don Peterson eo'et '.uned wih a dinner al l.i-r home, Faster Sund.iv Gn.-sis liesidt-s the fanHTC . ie Carv Peterson, who was m eo'lv disch.iiged from the ir Force Mr, and Mrs Dick l. i.ilm i 1 1 .mi Pendleton. Mr ,,,, Mrs Oscar Peterson. Mi Fmin.t Peterson, Mr. en! Mis Nut man Nelson. Kris'in and Charles Nelson Mr anil Mrs Adnn H.imletl i.i n' several days last week m s;,,,,iie and visited other i, mi's ol interest in the area. A OomMtw and W lmoonV .pfncu NOW 276-7706 Well Drilling Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, Moiher Advisor, would like to remind the Rainbow Girls they are to attend the United Church of Christ service on April . lone church plans auction, barbecue An organizational meeting of the auction and barbecue committee of th lone United Church of Christ was held March 24 in the basement of the church. Mrs. Bill Rietmann, Mrs. Pete Cannon, and Don Bristow are general co-chairmen. The date for the annual event was set for June 7. The first Saturday In June is the traditional date used for the affair. Committee chairmen are: merchandise, Bill and Mark Rietmann; arrangements, Milton Morgan; pit crew, Fred Nelson; publicity, Dode Krebs: tickets, Helen Martin and Don Shimp; advance tickets. Linda LaRue; dinner, Helen MeCabe; dining room. Dot Halvorsen; snack shack, Jean and Chuck Nelson; meat cutting. Roy W. Lindslrom; meal wrapping. Bob Riet mann; finance. Ken Smouse; antiques and silent auction, Diana Ktncaid and Laurel Cannon; Country Store, Linda Prock: fish pond. Iorene Griffith: cashiers. Helen Pet tyjohn: clean up. Frank Hal vorsen: and guest txiok, Fran ces Smouse, IOVF CXRDKN CM B MEETS The lone Garden Club will meet April 9. 10 a.m.. at the home of Mrs. Frederick Mar tin This will be a workshop and politick luncheon. There w ill lie a demonstra tion on div ision of mum plants. Am one Interested is welcome to attend Topic of the program to be held at I 30 p.m.. will be chrysanthemums; their selection, care and propaga tion. Preparations will tie made t.,r the annual plant sale. Mctnliers are asked to wear work clothes and to bring their stamps collected for world gardening M IMMM PHI MATS il II s The lli ppncr High School S'nili ni ImmIx will present two mov tcs Friday . April 4, al the Im. h school caletoriuni. The mov ii-s are The Great I! o e starring Tom Curtis, ami l'p the )ovvn Staircase, vvi'h .lean Staplelon. The first lea' ore starts al 7 p in. VIiiiissiiiii is $1 (or adults ami 71 cent lor grade school s'uileiils daughter of Lexington Holly Rebekah Lodge met on Thursday evening for the regular meeting with the main business the draping of the charter for our beloved Sister Flla Adlard. and Brother Ralph Paul, Grand Sec. of Oregon Oddfellows. The ladies wore white colored formals and carried pink carnations. The candlelighlers wore pas tel colored formals and car ried lighted candles. The music was furnished by Leita Messenger. A business meeting was held, after which the group met jointly in the dining room . with the Oddfellows for re- BIRTHS Mr and Mrs. Dale Conklin. lone, are (he parents of a son. Mark Wesley, born March 28 at Good Shepherd Hospital. Hermiston. Grandparent are Mr. and Mrs Vern Adkins. I'nion and Mrs Doris Conklin. La Grande. Mr and Mrs. Terry Corbin. Portland are the parents of a (l.nr.'h'er. Krishna Lynn, born Fehni.iiv 27. weighing 10 pounds. o minces Grandparent are Mr. and Mrs Hen Corbin. Heppner. and Mr and Mrs. F.rvin Vi tson, Portland A DOES YOUR LAND BELONG TO YOU ? LAND CONTROL PLANNERS seek to void private property rights and seize control or all natural resources. THE NATIONAL EMERGENCY IS REAL Vou are needed at once to defeat regionalism and land control in your community.yourcounty and your state. SOLUTION TO LAND CONTROL CHAOS is achieved every day by citizens just like you. RETURN THIS COUPON with SI 00 contribution, to receive important details, and a plan of action, to prepare for the days of crisis which lie ahead. FREEDOM IS NOT ETERNAL Every generation must fight for it as though the battle had just been Joined. S Archibald E. Roberts. Lt.Col.. ACS. ret.. Director XOiMMirm l.,RisT.i Tm n"tt'TIm 990 So. .19. sold.n9. fo.t Coll.".. Colo.odo 80521 NAME STREET CITY STATE A non piola Coloiodo coipo'ol'o" Benefit DANCE for IVlikka Lou Evans Mr. & Mrs. Ken Evans of Irrigon Y Sat., April 12 American Legion Hall j Heppner j 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. MUSIC Volunteer musicians from over the area have donated their time and talent to furnish good Western music. This benefit sponsored by Heppner Volunteer Firemen and American Legion Post 87 ( if you can't attend, please leave a donation for Mikka at the Bank of Eastern Oregon) This public service advertisement sponsored by K OF fre.hnicnts. This was birthday month and Eula Bloodsworth, Gladys VanWinkle ar(! Donna Papin eau were remembered with gifts and cake. Lexington Grange met on Monday night for their regular meeting with the Past Master Joe Yocom. in the chair. Due to the higher costs of utilities and other expenses, the group agreed to raise the dues to meel these expenses, A letter will be sent soon to all members concerning this. Preceeding the meeting Dor ris Graves showed slides and discussed her trip to Austra lia. Politick lunch was served before Ihe meeting to mem bers and guests. Visitation nieht is planned for April 11 at Rhea Creek Grange at which lime Lexington is to furnish the desserts. The meeting will start with a potluek dinner at fi ito p.m. with the program of instruction for officers by I'matilla County Deputy Mor ion Wolverlon. All Grangers are urvted to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kane of San Francisco, have been visiitni! her parents, friends .ind relatives this past week. Mrs Kane is Ihe former U-ora Mae VanWinkle, Mr and Mrs Tom Bradd of Salem were visitors Thursday and Friday ni"hls al the home ol her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William J VanWinkle. The oini!j couple were married l ist vve.-k in Salem and were entoiiie home from a trip to V'-V .'til l ZIP - K3Vf3 I Page Mrs. Florence McMillan returned home Friday after a week at the home of her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. G.E, Irvin in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Pad berg spent Easter in Asotin. Wa . with relatives and en route thev visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Padberg and family at Dayton. Wa., taking Cnlie Padberg with them for a few days visit. Mrs. Mabel Grey and dau ghter Florence of Heppner are spending a few days at the home of her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Ruhl. Mr. and Mrs. David Jones were Portland visitors Satur-d.-iy where they met her mother Rita Haack from California who is visiting in fx'xington. Tammy and Craig Howard sprnt part of Ihe Easter holiday with their grand pnreni's. Dr. and Mrs. Pfieffer in Pondlelon. .lark Yornm spent several d.tvs last week at the Britt r.inch where he attended a cow boy riding school. Mr and Mrs, Kenneth P.-ilmer senl Easter with a d.nr.'hicr and family in ller ttii'on. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas I! lira Mr and Mrs. William J. V.mWinklo w ore Portland cal !'! over the weekend where , Automotive SIIF.RKF.I.I. CHEVROLET. INC. Complete Sales & Service 3rd & Main Hermiston nuMine Supplies SEE I S FOR ALL VOI R HI II OIVCSl PPLIES. r frature Boy sen Paints Tl'M-A-Ll'M l.l'MBKR CO. Tim Moore. Mgr. r.:SF. Dorion PENM.ETOX Cafes Lounges CAI.'S I.Ol'NdE & CAFE Specialist in mixed drinks and fine foods. It.imlirr tiTii-HH.. lleppner Construction K1VERBEXD OiNSTRlCTlOX CO. Concrete Aggregate ( rushed Rock Drain Rock asphalt Paving Excavating and trading Hermiston. Oregon I'hone 5R7-2I2 Drugs, prescriptions IIERMISTOX DRl (i Free Prescription Mail Service Open a.m. lol p.m. litis for all oc casions. Snack Bar II I Main St. rt.jfci-J2 Floor Covering Heating MAR FLOOR COVERIXC. Carpel. Linoleum. Ceramic Tile. Kitchen Cabinets Free Estimates All U m k (Guaranteed Malt Hughes i:2 Linden Way M-MIK lleppner hemic; floor courinc. Carpet, draperies, linoleum rmmter lops, ceramic lile. flooring, sundries Sales A Installation nia S.W.IIIhHHllerCreek lltt). Hermiston 5, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR.. Thursday. Apr. 3, 1975 Mr. VanWinkle enjoyed some smelt fishing in the Sandy River. Mrs. Roy Martin, Mrs. Eldon Padberg. Mrs. C. Chrissman. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones and Jan Edwards were among those from Lexington attending the VanWinkle Bradd wedding in Salem. Mrs. VanWinkle had spent a week there with her daughter Glen da Kay while Mr. VanWinkle motored down on Friday. Mrs. Cleo VanWinkle. grandmother of the bride was brought to the wedding by her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanWinkle of Heppner. Mark Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Robinson has returned home from Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermis lon where he had a tonsillec- tnmv. Uow Adventure oesl Comliy Sue! Dltcovtr th. fcintln .port tf trMturt hunting Ltt Qarrtrt Elt tronlct and ttwlr MM ot limwii "Hwirtw" mtl-minrl detectors guidt you throujh Amerlci's fit ttt growing fomily hobby! G0NTY' WHO DOES IT? HAS IT? Service Directory Maddux Electric and Supply ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Commercial Refrigeration 76K-2400Kiniua.Ore. See us hefore xou buy your color TV or stereo system. WILCOX FCRXITl'RE AND APPLIAXt ES 2.".l W. Hermiston Ave. MT-I.IH Hermiston New & I'sed Furniture Appliances Authorwed Xorge Dealers X. First. Hermiston Furnace Service Dick's Fl HXACE SERVICE We service nearly all lypes of furnaces: also sales and service on new heating & air ciMidiliiMiing units. Phone27H-:i;i l KIIXSHItOl CK :::. S nth Pendleton Insurance TI RXFR.VAX MARTFR I BRYAXT (General Insurance Rl'(i(il.ES-BOYCE INSl KXXCE AGENCY ;-Hir lleppner Ray Boxce ,ml, 7-S:tHI Real Estate JESS MASON Licensed Heal Estate Broker for Farm and Rome Serv ke FD III XT. Salesman SSH-SIM Monuments Furniture I. ItMi I, CriiM'tcrx grave markers l.i anile. M.nlile, Hrooe SWEENEY MOIITl ARY 21 hour phone STS.'iwmorlilSt.'.ti XlsiiVrv imt Itnie A I exiiigton lit iiner. P.O. Box Ht.Oif. Ray Papineau has reiurned home from St. Anthony's Hospital where he underwent surgery for a broken leg last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schoonover and family of Vancouver visited recently at the Marvin Way home. Pinochle Card Party Friday. April II Lexington IOOF Hall ii::Mta.m.-2 p.m. if per person Noon Luncheon $I..A Sponsored by Units Itehrkah Lodge ir Force Optometrist DR. E. K. S( II AFFITZ Optometrist Xext to Hotel lleppner entrance. Heppner Physcians-Surgeons DR.L.D. TIBBIES Osteopath physician and surgeon 1st Xalional Bank Bldg. Kes.6TB-9.M Off. - t.KKAI.D A. JONES. M. D. Physician and Surgeon IIS E. Ilurlburt. Hours: Mon. thru Thurs., 9 a.m. iM'.iip.m.: l::top.m.-3 p.m.: Fri..Sa m.-l p.m. Hermiston. Ore. 9Tk:ix Printing ALL TYPE OFPRINTINi; MXNILA ENVELOPES MOST SIZES (i XZETTE-TIMES Radiator Service farmers: jones radiator SERVICE Now is the time to gel our harvest equipment ready before the rush season. Sewing Machines SIM.ER Sales A Service XX e repair all makes and models (.lUMi.XNS Xpproved Singer Dealer IMS. Main Pendleton :7Sr.W.2 Title Insurance MOItllOW COl'XTY" XKSTW ACT AND TITLE CO, Title Insurance Olfice In Peters Bldg. U7K-WI2 lleppner 1 IMXTILLX READY-MIX Open every xxeekday . und Satin days and Sundays If necessary. PhiMieStRSMHi or !imi.nii 1 astern uivao. InnP. Ore. Arlington-loofr-Heppn'r 422-7254