lone PTA Holds
Family Festival
ty rftANClflC CHAwrORD
A Family Ftltval iponmired
by the un P. T, A. was hclJ at
the lone School cafetorlum Frl
day, Oct 7. with a potJuck din
ner being fc-rved from 5 to 7
p m.
Mra. hi be Aker wai general
chainnan of the dinner. A cake
walk was enjoyed by the chil
dren during th dinner hour and
at 7 o'clock a movie The Light
In the Forot." wa ahown In the
gymnasium to ihe adult, and
rartoona were shown to the chil
dren by Gerald Peterson and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Baker.
The finance committee consist
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carl
son and Mr. and Mrs. David Bak
er were In charge of the eve
ning's entertainment
The Eastern Star Social Club
SALE EVERY TUESDAY
Livestock Market
Cattle Hoga Shtep
13 NOON
On U. S. Highway No. 30
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7 -8 555 HarmUtoo. Oregon
Frank Wink A Sons Owatn
Don Wink, Mgr.
Rts. Hermlatoo JO 7-3111
United INCOMI Fund
United SCI EN CI Pimd
United CONTINENTAL
Fund
United ACCUMULATTYI
Fvnd
For
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WADOEU & KIO, INC
CONLEY LAN HAM
Box 869 Beppnar
met at the hrne of Mr. Jamr
Burnett on CVtobrr 5. A White
lhaitt Sala n held by the
members prevent. Mrs. Kenneth
Smu received the door prize.
Mr. and Mr. Jurl Barnett and
family of Portland were visiting
relative In lone drulng the week
end-
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund BrUtow
during the week-end visited
their son Jerry In Tillamook, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest MeCabe and
family of Bay City, and Mr, and
Mrs. Tom Bristow and family In
Portland. Mrs. Ernest MX' be
and Lisa and Laurie returned
home with them for a few days"
vUlt with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Bay City
Is visiting relatives In lone for
a few days and also visiting her
sister, Mrs. Georce snider who
Is a patient at the St. Anthony
hospital In Pendleton.
Bob Rice spent the week end
In The Dalles with his grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Rice.
Legion Auxiliary Meats
The American Legion Auxili
ary meeting was held at the Le
gion Hall Oct. 4. Mrs. Charles
Doherty and Mrs. Ted Palmateer
were co-hostesses. President Mrs.
Vester Hams presented a budget
for 1960 61. The group voted to
hold a food sale on October 31
Special Items will be fixed for
trick or treat
The next meeting will be Oct
IS at 8 p.m. at the Legion Hall.
Jean Martin and Evelyn Jepson
girls state representatives, will
give their reports on their trip to
Girls State this summer.
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Versatility and comfort ara hlxhllfhtcd In Ford's IHl
tracks, with tha rreateit ehsnfes and tno.t complete line ever)
presented. Tba lifbt duty F-100 Btlelle pickup ttopi has aj
new type Integral body and cab with separation between
rab and box (or greater rigidity and longer lite. The bos
ta nine euble feet larger and features a new non-rattling handle
typo tailgate latch. The F-100 Is powered by Font s -certinrd
economy" lJ5-borscpower six or the 100-horepower V-l. The
besy duty F-700 (bottom) now has Ford's SOS ruble Inch
Utayy Duty V-t engine aa standard equipment and longer
wheelbases up to 212 Inches. Medium trucks in tbe F-C-B-Soa
series have a husky new optional 132 horsepower, 262-cubic
Inch six cylinder power plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rohde of
Echo entertained with a dinner
Sunday In honor of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rietmann's
thirty-fifth wedding anniver
sary, uuests were Mr. ana Mrs.
Bill Rletmann and sons and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rletmann and
sons.
Dates to Remtmberi
Oct IS American Legion Aux
lllary at the hall, 8 p.m.
Oct 19 Arnica Club at Mrs.
Milton Morgan.
Oct. 25 The Rebckah State
president will be In lone.
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Renntston. Oregon
Ph. JO 7-6651
On Hermlston-McNary
Highway
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
WHOLESALE MEATS
Norman Nelson Is spending a
few days In Portland visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred isei'
son and also attending the P. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Shock-
ley are spending a few days In
Salem where Mr. Shockley is at
tending an Administrator Con
fcrence. Pat. Becky, and Micky
are visiting their grandparents
In Portland and Kathy is staying
at the Charles Hudson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson
returned last week from a trip In
Canada. They were at Calvery,
Alberta, returning by Glacier
Park and they also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Wilson at Sand
Point, Idaho.
Relatives here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Ella Pettyjohn
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pettyjohn
and Jim of The Dalles, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn and Nancy
and Tattl Sue of Arlington and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Townsend
of Hermlston.
Mrs. Robert Peterson and chil
dren and Mrs. Vic Lovcrcn of
Hoppner returned home recent
ly from visiting Mr. and Mrs
Larrv Lovcren and family at
Louis Creek, B. C.
Harold Rletmann of Pasco spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mra. David Rletmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Salter of
Athena were visiting relatives In
lone over the week end. Their
children, Jeff and Jody. who had
been staying with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Snider the past week, re
turned home with them.
Mrs. George Snider is a patient
In the St. Anthony hospital at
Pendleton following surgery.
Bill Salter of LaGrande re
turned home with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Salter, fol
lowing the Eastern Oregon Col
lege football game to spend Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherer
and Judy were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce of
Redmond.
Deborah Warren has returned
to her home after being a patient
Beautifully proportioned to the
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Guards Its Own Muffler. Ford muf
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in the I'lomvf Memorial 1K I!I
Tfse t'aaii-rn Sur S-ul Club
hrld a f.l U and fancy uk
t lhe Krbrkah hall filday.
Tin- Hum h t;ra fWlM-kah
Ij-U'e iii.i at Ihe lti l:.-Ulh
hdll Ttui.!ay r.erilng 'jm
Vkr-f ttisdt- f. r K t-k4b cuii.
ly tiv i-nU.tn at rnrr on IV
lohrr 2V and al.- for the uteri
l'if in l-"ie in CVnler ?6 uhrn
I he au (rt-kltnt will be here,
Mm I- F. U'aihers and chil-
ilrtn jrii ihl werk end in
Ion,
Mr and Mrst. Ivan On on and
family of Teatd vUHed Mrs. Or
ion's parent. Mr. and Mr. IU-n-ry
Uaki-r and Mr. and Mr n-
vld B.tkt-r and family oer the
e-k-end.
Mr. and Mr, nal Ray reium-
ed lunne after litlnj Mr. and
Mrs. lxti-r Gootlrlch at llunum,
Vsh Mr. and Mr. Goodrich
brouchl them back to lone.
Mrs. Tom White and children
have been visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mo of
Portland. Mrs. White and children
returned htim this weekend
with .Mr. White after attending
the funeral f Delbert Foote at
Ca nby.
Mrs. Richard Ekstrum and
Vii kle returned to lone fixm Prt
liind where she had been vUlt
lii her sister. Mr. and Mrs. IYte
Crawford and family. Sunday
Mrs. KkMmm and Vickie, snd
Mrs. Ida Coleman were In La
Grande. Joe Haustcr was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heliker at
their cabin In the mountains over
the week end. Mrs. Hausler and
children were also guests of the
Hellkers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Lujan. Marl
lyn Morgan. Mlchele and Cheryle
Morrison, and Jean Martin at
tended a Press Conference of
hlRh school paper and annual
staffs at Eugene this week. Meg
and Jeanette Lujan were guests
of Mr and Mrs. Fred Martin, and
Kim Lujan was a guest at the
Lewis Ilalvorsen home while
their parents were gone.
Funeral services for Delbert
Foote were held at Canby Satur
day. Mr. Foote. brother-in-law of
Mrs. Gordon White, died of a
heart attack while hunting In
the mountains near Swale Creek.
Those attending the funeral
from lone were Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don White, Roger Klncaid, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom White, Mrs. Edythe
White and Dale White.
The pinochle club met at the
home of Mrs. Ed Baker at Lex
ington Thursday, Oct. 6. Mrs.
Herbert Peterson received high
prize, Mrs. Elmer Holtz low, Mrs.
Herbert Ekstrom 30 pinochle, and
)HElrXEJt CAZETTt TIMES. TnurtdT. October 1J. HJ3
lttk, Yt-xtrf Ham the d. r Hte,
Mr. n. I Ms J-4i't I'ubdtik
fil Sdintf k-rtti Itn ut-rk etui
lit iNulUtid Tbf) aurn.ied the
It show 5undy uhif 54ruti4
pte-itd an anai.l f. r win
Mfii thud In lh t4t In the
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Mi. and Mr JUiU it f ktr m
and Rojaitd are In IVMUml ut.ie
the IJiktroink' rrciterl llre
fold rani are vn rhitiit at the
Pacific International Livestock
and I!, land I eh!bl!lnj
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Mr and Mil Fmi-tt at-l.inU-1
a ttiaiivufi .Saturday ee
riri in HertriMon f.r Mrs.
y.n,eti uncle. Mr. and Mf.
Ij.ir) lindi'n, thr- former M
Mr and Mi T, J Nli hula
atid Mr and !r, Mcludot t f
(ktti-koa. and Juaitita NUhoU of
S-attle were guests f Mr. and
Mr. !iy lliint-ikni-r Tlurd.iy.
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