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i 9 The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, April 7, 1977 SEVEN lone news Eva Hamlett 422-7557 i On March 26, a surprise potluck family dinner honored LaUna Crowell of lone on her 90th birthday. The dinner started with singing of happy birthday to the honoree. Mrs. Crowell was born in Marion, ; Ind., March 26, 1887, and came ' to Oregon in 1908. In the afternoon, an open ; house was held with many friends dropping by. The cake was baked by Maryan Mc Elligott. A total of 72 relatives attended the dinner. ,; The guest list included daughters and families: Mr. J and Mrs. Jack Stevens, Omak, Wash.; Mrs. Kay Markel, .Tacoma, Wash. ,. Sons and families: Mr. and : Mrs. Robert Crowell, Omak, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell, lone, Ore. j Grandchildren and great grandchildren : Mr. and Mrs. ; Bill Rowell and Terry, lone ; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crowell, lone; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Conner and daughters, Her miston; Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Crowell, Seattle; Eddie Win kelman, Lexington; Mrs. Deb ra Carder and Lara, Tacoma ; tonna Winkelman and La Una, Tacoma; J.D. Stevens, Springfield; Frank and Dian ne Cook and 3 daughters Wenatchee, Wash.; Ralph Lathrop, Omaha, Neb.; Mr and Mrs. Dale Lathrop, Har old and Dedee, Ephrata Wash.; Tom and Dawn Com ish, Pullman, Wash.; Ricky Crowell, Omak; Robert Crow ell, Jr., Bonners Ferry, Ida. Sharon Crowell, lone; Bobby Michael, Robin, Ronda and Deniece Markel, Tacoma. Nieces and nephews: Mr and Mrs. John Cool, Spokane Wash.; Delbert Cool, Poulson Mont.; Maude Cool, Chelan Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cool and sons, Chelan, Wash.; Mr and Mrs. Fred Miller, Post Falls, Ida.; Bill Cool, Joseph Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berg strom, lone; Doris Gollyhorn lone. Grandnieces: Marge Gar mendia and Jeff, Nampa Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Patton and children, Cecil Ore. Pat Gollyhorn and sons Salem; Art Rowell, lone; Mr and Mrs. Dean Ekelberry Wasco, Ore. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom the weekend of March 25 were their daughters, Christina Lindstrom of Tacoma, Wash., and Mrs. Stan Weiper of Clear Lake, Calif., and Mrs. Lind strom's sister, Mrs. June Haugen of Lake Oswego. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ek strom, Sr., spent the weekend in Salem, where they attended a bull sale. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crabtree and Tara of Tacoma, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hall and Dawn, Jerry Hall and Meg O'Meara from Moscow, Ida., spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree. They came to work on Crabtree's house. Joining them on Saturday was Archie Munker of Heppner; also, Ashley and Kevin McCabe. Mr. Lewis Halvorsen is a patient in the Pioneer Memor ial Hospital. Coming Events: Maundy Thursday Service at United Church of Christ, Thursday, April 7, at 6:30 p.m. Services will begin with can dlelight potluck dinner, April 10. Easter Breakfast at 8:30 a.m. with worship services at 10:00 a.m. iT AT JVaAEME WITH HANDY SLICES OF SOLID BRICK! ENHANCE THE CHARACTER OF AN ENTIRE ROOM EASILY1 INSIDE OR OUTSIDE APPLICATION1 BEAUTY AND TEXTURE OF BRICK BECAUSE Z-BRICK IS NOT PRETEND' FIREPROOF. WEATHERPROOF1 DO-IT-YOURSELF FAST, EASY! 10-YEAR WARRANTY! 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During the morning worship service, which begins at 11 a.m.. Pastor Geyer will be speaking on "Peace and the Resurrected Christ." The Reverend Earl Book, superintendent for the Oregon District of the Assemblies of God, will be speaking in the evening service. The com munity is invited to share in each of these special Easter services. memorial service in the church sanctuary. In order to fully appreciate Easter and the resurrection, it is im portant to attempt to grasp Christ's suffering and death. At 11 a.m. on April 10, everyone is invited to attend the Easter Sunday service. The choirs will present special music. This day of the resur rection is the most joyous day of all the Christian year. "Christ is risen. Let us all gather to praise Him and to thank God for the gift of His Son and for this great vic tory," Tollefson said. Grange meet at Condon Willows Grange CWA will meet at the home of Wilma Martin in Condon Friday, April 15. Delsie Chapel will be co-hostess. Members are to bring salads or desserts for the luncheon. Willows Grange will meet Saturday, April 16, with a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. followed by the meeting at 8 p.m. This will be visitation night, with Willows Grange as the host. Other granges at tending will be Greenfield, Rhea Creek and Lexington. About with Justine Weatherford Involved great-grandmother Dorrts Graves has smiled at us from printed media twice recently; from a 20-year-old group picture of charter CowBelle officers, and from a more timely cover picture and article in the April Ruralite. Her long-time record of leadership is most admirable. Her many activities and travels surely make a few women feel under-involved and inactive. Although she stays in her small shop and adjoining home most of the time, Ida Farra is another involved person. She is so helpful with her "fixing" abilities. Many folks stop at Ida's shop to absorb some of her good cheer, even when they don't have something tangible needing fixing. She contributes of her good-natured energy to many local organizations. Looks like the coming Spring Extension Tour to Portland sights on April 22 will be sold out soon. The Extension Service tours help so much to get some Heppner-bound persons out into the world now and then. Jack and Phyllis Wallace are moving into a new instant home at the fairgrounds. They will be caretakers there. Their new home releases a nice, two-bedroom apartment and will help housing availability here a little. Plan ahead for that Swim Team spring rummage sale at the Fair Pavilion on April 15 and 16. Almost everyone is pleased about the move the Coast-to-Coast Store is making. However, some members of the A.A.U.W. are a little worried in advance about where they can plan to hold their 1977 pre-Christmas Artifactory. Here it is only two days before Easter Sunday. Have you girls all bought new bonnets for the Heppner Easter Parade? 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