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Eva
Mr. and Mr. Dave Barnett
and ton, Scott returned Satur
day from a 10-day trip to
Canada. They enjoyed fishing
at Nimpoo and Anahiem
Lakes, then going east on the
Dean River through Kam
loops, and Okamogan Valley
and William Lake which ia
roughly 100 miles inland from
Bella Coola, B C. They return
ed by the way of Vancouver,
BC to Seattle where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Fall before returning home.
Mrs Henry Kreba under
went surgery June 24 at the
Good Shepherd Hospital, Her
mlnton She will be leaving
this week and will be staying
at the home of Mrs Henry
Krebs Sr , Arlington
Mrs Lewis Halvorsen left
Thursday for Corvallis to
attend the Grand Chapter of
Rainbow for Girls She was
accompanied by Kim Petty
John, Lisa Martin, Arlene
Cannon and Christy Edmond
son Jan Ekstrom left Wed
nesday They returned Satur
day evening
Members of the BunchgratfS
Rebekah Lodge No 91 met at
Beeeher's Cafe for a luncheon
on June 26 After the luncheon
they went to Helen Pettyjohn's
for the meeting and a birthday
party
Members exchanged gifts,
had birthday cuke and coffee
Those attending were Mar
garet Akers, Cathy Chapel,
Delsie Cliaprl, Norma Kea,
Ida Coleman, Gladys Drake,
Edith Matthews, Vida Hell
ker, Eva Hamlett, Catherine
Thorne, Hermiston, and Helen
Pettyjohn
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr and Mrs Fred Martin
was their son, Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Martin and family,
Moses Lake, Wa
Mr and Mrs Fred Martin
attended the Marshall family
reunion at Forest Grove, June
22 About 60 members attend'
cd and among those present
were Mr and Mrs Al Brazell
and family, Jordan Valley,
and Mr and Mrs Ralph
Martin, Lake Oswrgo
Guests at (he home of Mrs,
Ida Coleman last weekend
were Mrs Gerry Minger (nee
IjihI.i Williams) and son
Jerod, Sherwood
Mr and Mrs Mike Matt
hews returned from a trip last
Wednesday They took their
daughter enice to Monmouth
where she will attend summer
school They went on to
KoM-burg to visit with Mr
Matthews' relatives They
also visited Mr and Mrs Pat
Thornton in Albany
Sunday afternoon visitors at
the Fred Martin home were
the Rev and Mrs Walter
Warner, Portland They were
friends when they lived at
Madras and had not seen each
other for 10 years
Complete service on almost everything
Air conditioning service
Brake jobs
Tune-up $15 plus parts
Lube Jobs $4
everything checked
5.50 with your own oil
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NEWS
Hamlett
A bridal shower was held
Saturday afternoon, June 28 in
honor of Sharlene Hamlett
Arends, at the United Church
of Christ social room. Pink
and white were the colors used
in decorating
Assisting the bride with the
opening of gifts were Debbie
Morgan, The Dalles and Jean
Ann Turner, Heppner.
The tea table was centered
with a large sheet cake
decorated with pink and white
hearts surrounded by various
shades of pink rosebuds
Pouring coffee was Mrs Eva
Hamlett and serving punch
was Mrs Irene Swanson, an
aunt of the bride i
Hostesses for the event were '
Helen Pettyjohn, Lola Ann
Pettyjohn, Rosetta Palma
teer, Dot Halvorsen, Mildred
Morgan, toa McElligott, Dor
othy Stefani, Irene Swanson
and Helen McCabe
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Nelson
spent the weekend In the San
Juan Islands During their
return trip, they visited with
Mrs Nelson's mother, Mrs.
F C. Ransdell in Portland
Attending the Northwest
Christian Fellowship Confer
ence held in Spokane last week
were Mrs Roland Bergstrom
and Mrs Sid Zinler Sr Also
attending, from Thursday
through Sunday, were Mrs
Charles O'Connor and Mrs
Elite Akers
Word has been received of
the death of Ruth B Mason,
former resident of lone, who
died June 27 at Willamette
Methodist Convalescent Home
in Milwaukie Following cre
mation in Portland, arrange
ments are pending for grave
side memorial services at
High View Cemetery in lone
Mrs Mason was a charter
members of Locust Chapter
No 119 O E S.
A wedding shower was
given for Chris Bourrie on
June 18 at the home of Mrs
Dean Wright Mrs Bourrie,
formerly Chris Bradley, was
wed to Wayne Bourrie on May
31
Hostesses for the shower
were Donna Bail and Cindy
Wright Kalhy . liedman ,
assisted with the guest book
and Susie Healy assisted with
the nblxins and gift opening
Guests attending were Betty
Piper (mother of the bride),
UVelle Cecil, Jean Ball,
Flossie Watkins, Beverly Wri
ght, Barbara Watkins and
Hazel Jackson
TIlKMORS FELT
A few residents of the lone
area reported a slight tremor
Tuesday evening about 10:30
p m Dishes rattled and lights
swayed in some of the homes;
however, they reported noth
ing was thrown to the floor A
light rumbling noise accoin
IKinied the tremor
No reports of a slight tremor
were reported in the Heppner
area
Garden club members
earn many awards
Delegates representing Blue
Mountain District No. 10,
Oregon Federation of Garden
Clubs, Inc., at the 45th annual
State Convention held at Coos
Bay, June 16 18 received a
record number of awards.
Mrs, Royal Cambers, out
going District Director, re
ceived 25 awards for her
clubs, presented by State
President Mrs RE. Elm
strom Recognition of these East
ern Oregon Clubs for out
standing accomplishment in
the areas of promotion of state
project "Willamette National
Cemetery"; publicity; and
advertising for the State
Directory was given from the
convention floor.
Those attending were: Pen
dleton Garden Club, Alma
Rohrman, Mrs T W. Simon
ton, and Mrs Royal Cambers;
Dirt Dabblers Garden Club,
Mrs Richard Purchase and
Mrs Charles Dallas; Umatilla
Garden Club, Mrs SA Mo
ore; lone Garden Club, Mrs
Fredrick Martin and Mrs
H S Hubcr; Heppner Garden
Club, Mr and Mrs Ed
Cutting; Freewater Garden
Club, Mrs Charles Heard
Local Awards received:
History Scrapbook, Class
I Honorable Mention, lone
Yearbook Class 1, Second
place, lone
World Gardening Apprecia
tion Award, Freewater,
Boardman, lone
Newsletter, 100 per cent
subscription, lone .
Horticulture Essays (East
ern section) first place, Mrs
Lee Pettyjohn, lone, "Alpha
and Omega of Strawberries";
second place, Mrs J Kirkpat
rick, Dirt Dabblers, "Shasta
Daisy"; third place Mrs D A
Knudson, Freewater,
"Ground Cherry"; honorable
mention, Mrs CC Jones,
lone, "Tomatoes"
Garden Practices essays:
first place, Mrs .Wilma Mar
tin, lone, "Garden Frames for
Starting Plants and Seeds "
Conservation Essays:
(lass III, grade 10, first
place, Debora Palmer, lone
Class II. grade 9, first place
Kristi Edmundson, lone
Conservation Posters:
Class I. grade 8, first place,
Lisa Myrick. Dirt Dabblers
Class II. grade 9, honorable
mention, Jan Peterson, lone
Class III, grade 10, second
place, Detmra Palmer, lone
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Grade 2, third place. Cam
George, Heppner.
Mrs Fredrick Martin, lone
Garden Club, received a
presidential Award of Appre
ciation for 10 years of service
on the State Board as District
Director, Horticulture East
chairman, Native Flora, No
minating and Circularized
Minutes committee member.
She has been appointed by the
new Stale President, Mrs. Ben
Andrews, Eugene, to serve
another two years on the
Native Flora Committee and
was elected from the State
Board to the Nominating
Committee
The State Horticulture
Award of $100 was given to
Mr Bennett Jones, Portland,
for his generous giving of
knowledge and hybridizer of
dwarf iris varieties. Mr, Jones
was the featured speaker at
one banquet
Highlights of the convention
included addresses by Dr
Lynda Goff, University of
California phycolngist, speak
ing on "Algae and Man" with
slide illustrations and a dis
play table Mrs Herbert W
Umbs, Regional Director
from Anchorage, Alaska an
nounced her theme for the
next two years "To Care Is To
Share," the heartbeat of
America and asking every
member to participate by
sharing two plants with two
lonesome or ill people. Slides
and lecture by the district
ranger from the Oregon Dunes
National Recreation Area
The flower arranging pro
gram was given by Mrs W W
Miller, Master Judge and
Flower Show School Instruc
tor, Coos Bay
LODGE HOLDS PICNIC
On Sunday, June 22, 14
members of the Degree of
Honor enjoyed picnicing and
visiting at the ranch home of
Mrs Ruth Bergstrom and
family The ladies made plans
for the food sale to be held at
their hall on July II
Regular lodge meeting was
June 24 Mrs Bergstrom and
her daughter, Marilyn Berg
strom were hostesses
VISITORS FROM
FLORIDA
Mr and Mrs J R LeBlanc,
Ft Walton, Fla , were visitors
at the home of Mr and Mrs
Paul Brow n this week
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Pictured from left to right are the leaders of the Wally Byam
Caravan that stayed overnight in Irrigon last week: Earl
Dove, supervisor of parking the Airstream trailers, Lloyd
Sidwell, photographers, and Walt Thompson, president of the
Oregon unit and leader of this caravan
IRRIGON NEWS
Frances Rose Wilson
Children cf Irrigon are
invited to attend Vacation
Bible School at the Assembly
of God, the week of July 7 to
11 The theme for V.B.S. is Up,
Up, Up and Away
There will be classes for
each age group which will
include games, crafts and
refreshments
Sunday, July 6 has been
announced by Pastor Robert
Schmoll as Old Fashioned
Sunday at the Assembly of
God Members are asked to
wear old fashioned clothes An
old fashion picnic will follow
the morning service
Mrs CA Miller of Irrigon
was pleasantly surprised by a
birthday party, given by her
children on her 79th birthday
Her children include Bud and
Peggy Ilolden of Umatilla
Robert and Linda Holden and
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since Robert had retired from
the Navy. He is now employed
by Johns Manville.
The Irrigon Rural Fire
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Thursday, July 26, to fight a
grass fire on Patterson Ferry
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The Monument Community
Reunion will be held July S at
the City Park. It was original
ly planned as a school reunion
but has been changed A large
crowd is expected.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Corley
celebrated their forty-eighth
wedding anniversary, Fath
er's Day, and a family reunion
of the Cox family on June 15(
with a surprise potluck dinner
given by their two daughters
at the Corley home in Hamil
ton A large 3-tiered anniversary
cake was enjoyed by all
present
All of Mrs. Corley's family
were present except Fred Cox,
White City, and John Cox,
Dale. Attending were her'
sisters, Sophie Ayers, Wilma
Don't Miss the 30th Annual
Crooked River
Saturday & Sunday, July 12 & 13
Grand Entry -1:15 each day
Parade - July 12,' 10 a.m.
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Monument, and Clyde Cox of
Heppner. Children, grand
children, cousins, nephews
and nieces attended, many
from the coast. A pleasant day
was enjoyed by all the family.
Final fish plant
The last fish plant for the
local area was made in the
latter part of June Three
thousand legal size fish were
planted
Willow Creek, Lake Penland
and Cutsforth Park received
one thousand each.
Rea Creek was not stocked
this time as fishing is still good
according to reports
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