Students Graduate
At lono Exercises
IONE Fiften sraduatlnc
M-niur buys and jlm heard W
Jar McCr. suprrlntendrnt of
rmdlrion Public schools, give
lh commencement aJJrrta at
lor. School Cafetorlum on June
1.
The !un lllch School band
played the processional as (he
lx boys clad In Cardinal red
tapa and yowl lead tha way,
followed by th nine female-
member of tha class gowned In
white.
Father Raymond Beard of the
lone and Heppner Catholic
church cave tha Invocation.
Kenneth Smouse, aon of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, Sr.,
Kave the salutatory address.
Kenneth brought forth In hla ad
dress phase of the atom and
what It and war meana to the
graduating cliasea throughout
our country at thla time.
Following Kenneth's address,
Cheryl Urn Jell, daughter it
Mr. and Mr. Raymond Lundell
played a musical selection at the
piano. She then accompanied
Lena White tf the graduation
class, who aang "Graduation
Day- at request of her claw
ma tea.
Mr. McCrae at thla time pre
tented hla addreaa. bringing
forth deeper thought on the
subjects Kenneth had discussed
earlier. Mr. McCrae waa Intro
duced by Principal Dalian Shock
ley.
Awarda presented at the grad
uatlon eercUea went t Evelyn
May Jensen and John Emu
Swanaon. student body scholar
ships. Mlsa Jepsen also received
partial scholarship to north
west Christian College. Francis
Kea received the ' lone P.T.A.
scholarship and Jean Martin re-
ceived the 411 U. P. acholarshlp
for $200, the Elks lodge for $100.
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June DEaiUm Star round-
ers Night
June I) Caidsa Club at Mary
Luad til's
Juna 14 Maraaatba's
Jub IS lUbekahs
VA )t il C C
and from Orescon State I'nlver
ally. L. E. Dick, chairman of tha
Morrow county school board, pre
sented the diplomas to the fol
lowing eighth Etadu ktudents:
Joe Halvorsen, Bobby L De
Spain. Frank Wiley. Shirley
Hicks. Francis McLeod. Maxjorle
O'Connor, Robert Kmert. Cheryl
Lundell. Arlcta Campbell Bill
Klinger, Ken Jona and Norma
Butler. He then presented the
graduating seniors their diplo
mas.
The valedictory addreaa waa
given by Jean Maria Martin.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fred
rick Martin. Jean ued the class
motto, "Let There B Peace on
Earth and Let It Begin With Me"
as the theme of her speech.
Rev. Rod MacKenzle of the
lone Community church gave the
benediction, followed by the
playing of the recessional by Ar-
eta Mccaoe.
HCffWCW OAICTTt TIMES. Thursday. Just I. IUI
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Rietmann Reunion Calls Guests of Near, Far
PHONE 6-9625
HEPPNER
Farewell Potluck Held
A no-host potluck get-together
for a farewell party waa held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hausler last Wednesday night
The party was In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. David McLcod, Mr. and
Mrs. Delmar Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. Chuck Hudson and Bill Mc
Kinney. Other guests Included
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Shockley,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnle Hedman, Mr,
and Mrs. Gilbert Lujanj, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Spohn, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert DeSpaln, and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jacobs, the honorees
and Mr. and Mrs. Hausler.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rae vis
ited over the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen and
with relatives. They took their
daughters, Darcy and Donna,
home and also Mr. Rae's sister,
Kathy, returned to Portland with
them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett
and family have been visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Swanson, and with other
relatives for a few days. They
were here for the graduation of
John Swanson.
Joe Hausler announced that
swimming Instruction will be
given at the lone pool starting
June 20 at 10:00 a.m. Air. Haus
ler will meet with all who are
Interested at this time and fur
ther announcements will be
made.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McElwaln
were in Portland for a few days.
More hearom han Big Cars"?
iy LORRAINE BALL
ION E The home i f Mr. and
Mr. Vn liiHnunn at lmdon
was the seen of the yearly fam
ily reunion for the Rletmanna.
Guests came from near anl far.
Mr. and Mrs. Vie Vtrwi, The
Dalles; Mr. and Mm. Dean
Rohde of Echo: Mr. and Mrs
David Rietmann. Kearney; Joe.
Taul and Kriatle Jo of Kenne
wick, and the following of lone:
Walt Rietmann. Mr. and Mn.
Omar Rietmann and r.om. Mr.
and Mrs Victor Rietmann.
Mr. and Mrs Bb Riet
mann. Mark and Brian. .Mr. ami
Mra. David Rietmann. Harold and
Julie, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mellna.
Mrs. Jim Lindsay and Malne
Munford.
Mrs. Jim Llndscy and Mrs
Omar Rietmann went on to Port
land to attend the OK.S. con
vention following the Rietmann
reunion at Condon on Sunday,
June 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rietmann
are the parents of a baby boy.
6 lb.. 11 -. lorn June 5 at
Pioneer Memorial hospital.
The St. Williams Altar society
met at the home of Mrs. Mable
Cotter on Monday evening with
Mrs. Howard Crowell ns co-hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. David Rietmann,
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brlstow
and Don and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mcllna attended the graduation
exercises on May 28 for Julie
Rietmann at Whitman college.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hausler are
spending their vacation in New
Mexico. The Hauslers win return
nnueuu) areata), sir iuu idrll a mountain tup has tvn
mowM-r win i.e line id care .ipon-d ,1u , ,x..f acting vm
Hutments.
for the family
Birthday ratty Held
Mr Joe nairtland wm h.
te on Saturday evening at he
nom for a birthday party in
honor of her husband Joe, Tlue
attending and enjoying an even
ing of plnoehltf were Mr. and
Mrs. Lewlt Ball. Mr. and Mrs
Eldon Tucker. Ma Coleman and
Kulenna Cor ley.
Mrs, Sam Eteh was a patient
In Pioneer Memorial hpltal for
a few days due to a fall In which
he hurt her hip. It was thought
at first kite had broken It, but x
rays showed only a bad bnil.
She returned home the first of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bailey of
Heppner visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball on
Sunday. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Nichols and fam
lly.
Many out of town guests were
here to witness the graduation
of the lone class of 1961. Among
those were, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Gorger, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lundell and family of Tendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett and
family, Brenda Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harnett have
been vacationing the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brlstow
and Donald and Mrs. Ida Grab
Ill were In Heppner to attend
the graduation of Sharon Keith-
ey last week.
Corden Club To Meet
The lone Garden club will
meet on June 13 at 2:00 p. in
to lone In about two weeks, at the home of Mrs. Oscar Lun
Mr HVuIah Matthews and
daughter tt Camas Valley have
neen llilng her mother an!
other relatives recently. She I
the daughter of Mary Emert
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wagner l
Ited oxer the Memorial Day hoi
lda with Mrs, Fulenna Corley
and Sherry.
Memorial Day dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Kit Akers were Mrs. Rusm II Mil
ler. Pat and Jim of Boardman
and Mr. and Mrs. Ik-il Akers
and family. Anna Ball. Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Ball and Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Ball and family also
were guesta later In the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ball vis
lied with his brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball, during
the Memorial Day holiday and
other relatives In the lone, Hepp
ner and Ruggs area. They at
tended graduation In Heppner
last week for their niece, Mar-
ene Griffith.
Also visiting relatives In lone
on Memorial Day were Mr. and
Mrs. Fmncls Ball and family of
Yakima. They were dinner guests
at the Lewis Ball home.
Mother Dies Suddenly
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boyce were
called to Condon suddenly Wed
nesday evening due to the sud
den passing of Mr. Boyct'a
mother, Mrs. Milton Boyce. Those
from here who attended the fun
eral on Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn and Mr. and
Mrs. Van Hubbard.
Mr, and Mr Edmund liu,
low and Ikiiiald. Mrs. Ida Grab
Ill and Mr. and Mra. Kverttt
K,;:r.:y vuu u ir.e noma cf
Mrs. Frank Mui.kers at Lexing
ton lat week to help Mj. lla l
Wiles rrlebrate her birthday.
Mr and Mrs Lou Carlson
and family went ta Salem
Thursday night to attend the
graduation of Dick Darst from
high school Sandra Carl.m re
mained with Mrs, J. p. Dart
for a Utt and the Parti's aon
Hal returned to lone with the
Carlsons for a visit here.
The lone community has re
luctantly bid good bye tn two
young families who have found
It necessary to move away. Mr.
and Mrs. Delmar Crawford and
daughters. Msrlene. Anita and
Cindy, and Mr. and Mrs. David
McLeod and family, Fran. Bill.
Debbl and Davie. The Craw-
fords have moved to Hermlston
and the McLeod's to Heppner.
Maude Cool of Joseph visited
In Ion on Friday with relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wlnkleman
and others.
Carl and Clarence Linn visited
at the home of Mrs. Fannlo Grif
fith and at the Roy Llndstrom
home last week.
Mrs. Don Braaten recently un
derwent aurgery t the Pioneer
Memorial hospital
Frank Jcpsen spent a few days
with his sister and family over
the holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Holtz, and stayed for the grad
uation of his sister, Evelyn,
from high school.
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