Tuijir. Apu n. mi
uitrni CAxrnt times
April 16-23
Citv of lone to Have CI
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April 14 Tofte club.
ApU 14 Bible study group,
AptU IS Showw I or Aaa Jpa.
A pell II 4 H Rifleman's club.
Aprtl l$ Annual chuich mt.
log.
April It Arnica club.
Aprtl 20 Rbkah Lodg.
The lone band member and
their director Arnle Hedman
uvni to Baker on Saturday to
rumnete In the band festival
lone rted grade o( two. The
band consist of both high nd
grade school youngsters. Those
taking cam for transportation
were: Mr. and Mr. Fredrick
Martin. Mr. Gar Swanson, Mr.
and Mr. Lloyd Rice. Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Lundell. Mr. and
Mr. Jack Hynd. Mr. and Mr.
Vcrn Dalzell. Mrs. Jodie Morr
ison. Mrs. raul IVttyjohn. Arnle
Hedman took Walt Jacob car.
Mrs. Halvorson. Mr. Ray Helm
blgner accompanied Mr. Halv
orson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobyns
are visiting In Eugene where
they spent Easter with their
daughter and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Tad Hardesty and family.
Mrs. Robert Jepsen was hostess
on Saturday night for a bridge
party.at her home. Guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jacobs. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hudson. Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Cannon. Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Boyce and the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepsen. Hus
bands and wives scores were
combined and Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Hall received high and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Boyce low.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dobyns
will be in Boise, Idaho for a few
days next week in relation to
his Rid A Blrd control business.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnett and
Mrs. Omar Rictmann were In
Hermiston on Saturday evening
for the 50th anniversary cele
bration of the Queen Esther No.
101 chapter of Eastern Star of
Hermiston.
Mrs. Ernest Hellker and Mrs.
Pearl Devine of Heppner were in
Seattle for a few days during
the Easter holidays, returning
last week. They stayed with a
granddaughter of Mrs. Devines.
Rev. Rod MacKenzie will be
in Merom, Indiana from Monday,
April 17, through Saturday, April
22. He will be attending a nat
ional camp directors training
session of the Congregational
Christian Churches. He will
make the tup with l 'hr'
IVneregational Christian and
Fvangelical and Reformed Min
ister in the Mate of Oregon.
Rev. M-itKeniie will be direc
ling ramp during the month
of July at Camp Adsm in Mob
Islla. Oregon. Camp Adam I
the ramp ground for the United
Church of Chrbt. Congregation-
Christian and Evangelical
and Reformed Churvhc!.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kill and
family of Arlington ient last
Sunday visiting at the home of
hi daughter and family. Mr, and
Mr. Jim Morgan. Mr. Kill wa
Inquiring for a house to buy In
lone. . ,
Mr. and Mr. Clyde Robinson
of Boardman spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mr. Cecil Hicks and
family. Mr. Hick 1 the daugh
ler of Mr. and Mr. Robinson.
The City of lone announce
there will Clean up Week
,n for the town. This
will be sponsored Jointly by the
City Council and the lone uions
club. Trucks will be available
to pick up trash on Saturaa.
April 22. The co-operation of the
entire town is asked.
Mr. Clyde Crawford is in tne
process of moving to romaou
where Mr. Crawford has m-en
employed for several montns.
She left lone on luesuay.
f on Mr. Dorr Mason are
In the process of completing fa
cilities in the rear of their store
. a honiiv shoo which will
soon be in operation under the
management or Lois vwncncMi-r.
t. i- ,,,i..rcfiwl that sometime
in the next two to three weeks
operations will begin.
t, onrt Mrs. Bob Rletmann
were hosts for a card party at
their home on Saturday even
ing. Mrs. Bill Rietmann received
high. Mrs. Harold Snider low
for the ladies. Bill Rletmann low
itarnM Snider hlch for the
men. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rhode
of Echo were also guests.
Those of lone high school on
th honor roll the past nine
weeks were: seniors, Jean Mart
in. Kenneth Smouse; juniors,
Wayne Hams, Michelle Morrison,
Linda Halvorson; sopnomoi ,
Mnrrison: freshmen, Judy
Sherer, Arleta McCabe, MerrieJo
Morrison, Tom Heimbigner. This
honor roll is based on a grade
point 3.20 or above. The follow
ing rated a 3.00 or better: Jack
Crum, Bob Rice, Bill Akers and
Steve Lindstrom
Miss Barbara DeKlotz had two detergents. Election ol
i .,i,.,(inn hni lumo h m. ( Mrs. 11,11111:1 iiuhi.
over the week end. Also visiting elected chairman; Mrs. Alvln
n rvMiife student from
Crrmany. The student will re
turn to Germany in June, She
wa very rnuch Impressed with
ur part of the country-
nual meeting of
the lone Community Church will
I. lul l on Sunday. April iim
follow In the morning worship
wrvloe, Thcr will be a potluck
dinner and the meeting will fob
v'-nn-ih Smouse. moderator
u i i i -.it ihe meeting to order
about 2 00 p. m. All member
and friend of the church are
urged to attend. The building
committee will make a report f
the work that ha been done the
past fix month and alo present
some recommendation io
church a a whole. The mem
ber will also vote a a church
a to whether we want to be
come members of the United
Church of Christ.
Tlie Bible '"dy wlU
meet at 8:00 p m. on April 14 at
the parsonage.
The Naomi Circle is collecting
-nitv Crocker" coupons. Any
one having such, please leave at
Mrs. Chuck Hudson s.
ts lectori Auxiliary will
meet April 18 at the Legion hall
at 8:00 p.m. Betty Kietmann nu
Eileen Tadberg will be hostesses.
Plans are to make poppy cor-j
sages.
tr Harold Dobvns nas oeen
visiting In Portland at the home
of her son. Jerry iiouy. wnwe
having dental work attended to.
During the Easter holiday they
went to Seattle to visit her son,
Pn-ii Hoilv. and family. Re
turning to Portland for the com
pletion of her dental worn ana
shopping, she returned to lone
last week.
Monday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barneti were
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Havekost
and Mr. and Mrs. George Craig
of Summervllle, Oregon. Mrs.
Barnett is the daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. Havekost. Mrs. Have
kost remained for a few days.
On Monday while Mr. and Mrs.
Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Have
kost were here Mrs. Barnett held
SA.l . . . ,
a family dinner, uiner Kui-si.a
were Mr. and Mrs. James Bar
nett and Mr. and Mrs. Parker,
nnri Mr and Mrs. Aune.
The home extension unit met
. . i n
on Thursday evening oi n.c
home of Mrs. Elmer Holtz. Mrs.
Brice Keene and Mrs. Ed Baker
of Lexington gave a demonstra
tion and lecture on soaps and
M"abe. wee i-ftaitmatt. Mr , Led on Apnl is Menrteis ie
Louis Carlson. er. t.uy lu-asur j reminded to bring cni?e htfe
f,t cait'T to make tiicir May ba
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Prank JepM-n leiurnrd ti Kla
math KH Sunday aMrr j-ii.I
Ing hi prng ai-tun Kiting
t the htne of hi Kt.r an.l
family. Mr and M: Elmer
lloltt.
Mr. and Mf- By'1 H"-ik and
son Gtrald tf IVrtljnd were
wwk end guests of Mr. and Mf
Lewi Halvorson.
The garden cluh of l.me will
have a plnt ale at the HcN-kah
hall on Saturday. April 22
Mr. and Mrs. JVdriik Martin
rex-eived word from their n
Meivln that he had been named
the bent pledge fr the term and
given a pledge merit award for
Acacia fraternity. He was lo
elected Junior representative by
ericultural cnglnwrs to the Ag
ricultural Council.
Mrs Dick Sherer w hostess
on Monday afternoon for a birth
day party In honor of Mrs. Har
old Sherer. Among ine kucms
present were Mrs. Marlon Palm
er, Mrs. Lee Palmer ana daugh
ters. Mrs. Cecil Thome. Mrs.
George Herman. Mrs. Gary' Tul-
lis. Mrs. Clell Rea. Mrs. Dale
nv. Mrs. Paul rettylohn. Mrs.
Harold Dobyns. Mrs. Paul Petty-
John, Jr., and Mrs. Milton Mor
gan.
The lunior auxiliary will meet
t the home of Mrs. David MC
'r i..l Mrs Kit Akrt ami
Inny llt-d In Uaidmn on
Sunday at the hm of his l
trr. Mrs I!um-I Milb-r and fam-llv-
Mr and Mr. Veim-n Aune and
.n P.ollie of S-ttte are vUitlng
h.-r parent. Mr. and Mrs. !Uy
llarm-tt. Mr. Aune's Uter and
huot-and. Mr. and Mr. Leslie
Patker. are alo Uitlng there.
Mrs. Kred Buchanan and Har
old Aholt of Irrlgf" f" Fri
day Uitors at the home cf Mr.
anil Mr. Kay B.irnett.
Mr. and Mr Larry Sweeney,
formetly of The Dalles, have
moved Into the White Apart
ment this past week. Mr. Swee
ney l an electrician who will be
working In this Unity.
A ctf fee hur sinmsored by the
Naomi Circle was bled at the
home of Mrs. Keith Ilea, with
Mr. Helen LuJ.in. Mrs. Chuck
Hudson. Mrs. Bill Sjwhn and Mrs.
Hae as hostesses. There was a
l.iree number In attendance. A
donation was received to be glv.
en the Pacific University Chapel
toward purchase or an organ.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ilea. Mr.
and Mrs. Alvln McCabe. Mr. and
Mrs. Leland McKlnney. Mr. and
tr nirk sherer and Scott and
John Howlon enjoyed a potluck
dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Rao on Saturday evening.
Dallas Rea and Carol Ann raim
rl rie t"
isir.g
Mf Kotwtt I'rtrlM.II was bo-
te f-r the pinhle iluh at her
home on Friday r-.lfeKt Mr Jim
ll.irnctt irsrlt-d hlfc'h, Mr Wal
Ui CaarsUnd low. Ml. Paul
Tew SO pin. hie and Mr. U'U
U Carls..it the d.Mr pile.
Mr, bill jWhafrr f lUiard
man ent a few da lttlng at
the home of her daughter. Mr.
VVli..r Ciirlov
Mm lU-ttv Lieuallen l!ted
with her daughter and family in
Wednesday of lt week. She
wa on her way to California
with a ister,
Jodie Snow, daughter of Mi
Virginia Gsirge, I home from
the hospital where she recently
underwent a tonsillectomy.
Tanya Tucker, daughter of Mr
and Mr. Kldon Tucker, was an
overnight patient In Pioneer Me
morial hospital on Thursday. She
underwent a tonsillectomy.
Mr. and Mr. Larry Scheclar.
r..t,v.i.. ami David were week
end guests of his sister and fam-
y. Mr. and Mrs. Leo rraoiree.
They brought Mrs. Blanche ee
hafer. his mother, to spend a
.ih Mr. and Mrs. trail-
tree before she returns home to
Salem.
Mr
Portland flew up In their plane to
spend the week end with Mr. ana
Mrs. Gordon White and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dobyns of
Florence, spent a week during
live l-nn t4 Mr, and Mr H-b
J.-Jsrn Ttry alo t;ite. ether
i!atnr ami f;!-f..U while hne
Mi Ma tVirlliall and Mi
Jim Morgan wne hes- at
ttif hme f Mr iVdeman on
Saturday evening Ut the pt
n hie tluh Ttse rerexling
hUh wte Mi. Walter OMlry
nd l.ldon Tuiker, Mr. Bill
Nuhul reiived low. Mr. Je
Gaarstand pimnhle. IVtn Ball
d.xtr ptie. and Lewi Pall had
I M0 trump.
Mr and Mr. Wne rierte
end ruet ft her r-
ir.t. Mr. and Mr. Ilandd Sherer.
Stanflcld beat lone in lne's
first baseball game 9 2 Friday
Pttcrnoon with Stanfleld's Vis
limiting lone batmen to four
tafetle.
lone tayel close until the
sixth Inning when Manlieui
scored four runs against Swn
son who weakened f.it to take
an 8 2 lead
Clanfh'M Cot eicht hit. giHHl
for nine runs off Swanson with
Ancel getting the heavy blows.
niihlnu for Stanfield was
rh..,w Whit of Voss and Ancel was catcher,
and Mrs. Chuik White oi r the
Swanson and Hams were me
lone batteries.
Stanfleld's hitting Mars were
Ancel. Clark and Martin, while
tone's were Ken Kllnger, Hams,
Ekstrom and Crabtree.
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