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-01 fft 0i - s J jf'" O lone news Eva Harnlett 422-7557 At the recent annual meet ing of the United Church of Christ, the following officers were elected for the coming year. Elected Moderator, Bob Rietmann; Assistant Modera tor, Pat Wright; Clerk, Judy Rea ; Treasurer, Marilyn Riet mann; Financial Secretary, Beverly Wilson; Deacons, Don Bristow and Fred Nelson; Incumbent Deacons, Wilard French, Darrel Wilson, Milton Morgan, and Kenneth Smouse; Deaconesses, Helen Crawford and Vera Riet mann; Incumbent Deacones ses, Margaret Morgan, Lucille Rietmann, Mary Ann Palmer, and Geneva Palmer; Trus tees, Harold Rietmann, and Roy Lindstrom ; Incumbent Trustees, Sam Crawford, Bill Rietmann, Betty Rietmann, and Keith Rea ; Church School Supt., Carmen French; Board of Christian Education, Lisa Nelson; Incumbent Board of Christian Education, Jean Jepson and Lorene Griffith; Auditing Committee, Marilyn Childers and Henry Krebs; Music-Worship Committee, Wilma Cheney, Sharon Riet mann, and Frances Smouse; Church Council Members at Large, Sharon Rietmann, and Jean Nelson; Conference Delegates, Helen Martin and Bill Rietmann; Incumbent Conference Delegates, Chuck Nelson and Jerry Rietmann. On March 2 the church will celebrate the 200th birthday of the Sunday School movement. It will begin with an open house during Sunday School time, 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. The congregation is invited to visit the Christian Education Build ing and see the classrooms and Worship Center. Family worship service will be at 11 a.m. at the church, followed by a potluck dinner. After dinner will be the birthday party with decorations, games, cake and ice cream with the Sunday School stu dents hosting the party with the help of the Board of Christian Education. Every one is invited to attend. A recent visitor at the home of Mrs. Edith Nichoson was her daughter, Alice Newell, of San Francisco, Calif. Out of town relatives here to attend the memorial services for Earl Morgan were: Bill Morgan, Long Beach, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reuter, and son Jeff, also of Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders and sons, Greg and Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Davidson, Miss Becky Eubanks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Paavola of Scapoose; Tom Davidson Jr. and son Todd, of Salem; Mrs. Sandra Rodri quez and family of Irrigon; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cox of Pasco, Wash.; Franklin Ely, and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Crawford of Hermiston. Mr. Morgan had 28 great grand children instead of 21 as previously reported. A large crowd attended the wedding reception at the Catholic Church social room Feb. 3, in honor of Gordan and Clara White. The room was decorated in red and white with red hearts and white papier mache wedding bells. The tea table carried out the same colors, with a large cake, decorated with wedding rings and doves, centering the table flanked by red candles. Hostesses for the event pre sided at the tea table. An unusual, but attractive money tree, made from teasel and sprayed in red and gold, was presented to the couple. Mrs. White's sister, Helene White from Portland, attended. Host and hostesses for the event were: Fran and Dave Barnett, June and Howard Crowell, Beverly and Charlie Doherty, Don and Eunice McElligott and John and Jean Jepsen, Pat and Lee Pettyjohn, Louis Buschke. Delbert Emert, Dal las Rea, and Rollo Crawford. Feb. 4 a grandmother shower was held for June O'Connor in honor of Matthew Lee Higel, son of Terrie and Duane Higel, who are living in Turkey. Matthew was born Dec. 1, 1979. The Catholic Church social room was decorated in a valentine motif. Before the gifts were opened, Helen Martin showed her slides taken on their trip through Turkey. Helping June at the gift table were Marilyn Childers and Donna Berg strom. Many lovely gifts were received and will be shipped to Turkey. The tea table was centered with a large sheet cake decorated with a gold and red throne surrounded by blue and white parasols. Red candles and valentine decora tions complimented the cake. Serving cake was Fran Bar nett, Laurel Cannon poured coffee and tea, and Maxine Rietmann presided at the punch bowl. Hostesses for the event were Lorree Hubbard, June Crowell, Cecil Stefani, Maxine Rietmann, Fran Bar nett, Laurel Cannon, and Marg Hams. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Qunell of Tacoma, Wash, are the proud parents of a girl, weighing seven pounds five ounces born Feb. 5 and named Heather Marie. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crab tree and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Qunell of Tacoma, Wash. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walt Cunningham of Seeley Lake, Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Butler of Seattle, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree of lone. About 25 people attended a surprise party for Homer Mankin in honor of his 87th birthday at the Bank of Eastern Oregon, Feb. 6. Birthday cake, ice cream, coffee, and punch were served. Host was Charles O'Connor with the help of the bank employees. A birthday party took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Morgan Feb. 7 to honor Mildred Morgan. Guests pre sent were Bonnie Ball, Diana Hams. Helen Pettyjohn, Shar ' lene Arends, Eva Harnlett. and the hostess Debbie Mor gan. The lone Cardinal Club will meet Feb. 21 at 8 p.m. at the school cafetorium. The pro gram is going to be a new resident artist, Rick Gibson, of La Grande. Gibson will be here until school is out for the summer. He has been given a government grant through the Northwest Foundation to work with Mrs. Burger, who teaches Home Economics and At. He will give a slide presentation and an art demonstration at the meeting. He will also teach evening classes if enough people are interested. Everyone is in vited to attend and see the program. The CWA of the Willows Grange will meet at the hall for a no-host luncheon at noon Feb. 15. A meeting will follow the luncheon. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Hall of Moscow, Idaho, Ashley McCabe of The Dalles, and Kevin McCabe of La Grande. ' XL t.4 t m : The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 14, 1980 SEVEN Episcopalians to serve pancakes Morrow County residents were treated to a free breakfast of pancakes, ham and eggs last Saturday by the Morrow County Grain Growers on "Appreciation Day." J or dans moving to Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jordan and family are moving to Pendleton this weekend, where Ronald Jordan has employment. They have been living on the Stefani Ranch, north of lone, and Ida Jordan was a cook at Beecher's. Nancy Pettyjohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Petty john, has enlisted in the Navy and left Saturday for Boise, Idaho. From Boise she will be transferred to a base in Florida for two months basic training. Thought for the week Once Americans lived happily and made an easy living without welfare or government assis tance. Then came the white men. Jon Kuistad of Portland spent the weekend at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson. The Episcopal Church in Heppner is having its annual Pancake Luncheon Feb. 19 from 5 to 7 p.m. Adults will be charged $2.75 each, students 12-and-under, $1.75, and an entire family may attend the feed for $9. The luncheon is open to the public and there will be only the one evening session this year. In past years, the church has had both an afternoon and Hospital unit to meet on Feb. 20 Members of the Pioneer Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will hold their regular monthly business meeting at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20 in the hospital solarium. Members are Hazel Maho ney. Fa ye Pierce, Betty Brown, Anna Johnson, Martha Peterson, Delpha Jones, Gla dys Van Winkle, Faye Ruhl and Carley Drake. evening pancake luncheon. The luncheon will include pancakes, ham, fruit, coffee, tea and milk. Shrove Tuesday Pancake Luncheon Episcopal Church February 19 5:00 p.m. -7:30 p.m. Adults $2.75 Students 12 and under $1.75 Family $9.00 3 VISA' 5 iBmomsr Flowers for your loved one fetch f FLOUJC9 SHOP UST0M HAIRSTYLING for MEN . Men's hairstyling Monday and Thursday by appt. We have a complete line of Redken makeup and hair care products. Open Monday through Saturday JAfJfJIE MID JAH Country Shears HEPPMEK ELKS 358 For Dining At Itf a Best! We Are Mow Serving Succulent Lobster Tail Along with Stcaha & Seafood and Jeanic 'o very popular Salad Bar! Ask about our special champagne dinner! Elks And Out Of Town Gueste Only til R BIRTHDAY DINNER COUPON BIRTHDAY DINNER Hoppy Birthday to our Brothon Sistort calibrating thair Birthday thi month. Thi. coupon antitlM you to a BIRTHDAY DINNER AT HALF f RICE on any Friday or Saturday night, during h month of your birthday .... with proof of birth dot and paid up momborthip. 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