lone-St. Jo Game Attracts Top Interest;
Lt. and Mrs. Brenner Welcomed on Visit
8r LORRAINE BALL i Klutz of Hermlston. L1 Allen
ION E The loue-St. Jo same
at Ynl!on on Friday itw
l.n"i- delegation it lonlans In
attendance. The team was well
supporit-d l.y school mates, par
ent ami Alumni.
While In rriidlHon on Friday
fur the i?ame. several taw and
v UHed with Chuck Hudson, form
rr lone Coach.
Lt. and Mrs. LeRoy Brenner
arrived lust Tuesday (or a visit
uitli hi naretits and other rel
atives in thla area, Thia i the
first time the family haa met
Mrs. Brenner. The Brenner left
on Monday of thla week for San
Francisco w here the Lt. will now
be stationed. Several social
events were held In their honor
while they were here.
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen was hos
less to a dinner party In honor
of Lt. and Mrs. Brenner on
Thursday evening at her home.
Guests Included, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Eubanks and family of
Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. John
Eubanks and Sandra, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Eubanks and child
ren, Mr. and Mrs. C E. Brenner,
Judy Eubanks and Larry Frock.
Recent Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Rlet
mann were Miss Diana Wright of
Caldwell, Ida., Miss Barbara De-
of rvidmont. Calif, and Mr. and
Mr. Gene Uietmann of lone.
Mr. and Mrs, Joel Barnctt
Kix nt the week end with hli par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnett
Almeda Duran. sister of Mrs.
Rnrnett. also accompanied them.
Students Attend Conference
Steve Llndstrom, Bill Akers.
Marrle Jo Morrison, Judy Sherer
and Arleta McCabe went to
Eugene on Thursday to attend
a high school press conference
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Lutan aecorrv
panled them. While they were
gone, two of the Lujan young
sters staved at the Lewis Halvor
M-n home and two staved at the
Ray Heimbljrner home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Llndstrom
were In Seaside durinir the week
end and visited at the homes of
Judge and Mrs. Avery Combs and
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hermann.
They also attended a reunion of
1901 Grand Pages of OES Grand
Chapter while there.
Mrs. Garv Tullis. Mrs. Marlon
Palmer. Mrs. Oscar Lundell. Mrs.
CIcll Rea, Mrs. Markham Baker,
Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Mrs. Kenneth
Smouse and Mrs. Rod MacKenzie
Journeyed to The Dalles on Oct.
12 to attend the Mid-Columbia
Women's Fellowship over which
Mrs. Baker Dresided. The pro-
cram consisted of "Highlights of
our Six Departments of Activity."
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SM.9S
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30 40
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S17.9S
Blus
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S19.9S
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S24.95
Whits
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Heppner
Dates to Rvmembeti
Oct IS Bebekah.
Oct 19 Petluck at church.
Oct 20 Moms Ec. at haU.
Oct 21 C tangs.
Oct 23 Lions
Oct 24 Eastern Star
Oct 26 3 Links at Matthews.
Guest From Bp la Coming
On Oct. 19 and 20. Miss Msrg
uorite Dunnlns. Dean of the
girl s division of Aleppo College
in Svrla. will be the soecial guesi
of the lone Community Church.
The Deacons are sponsoring a
church night supjcr on Thurs
day. October 19. at 6:00 p. m.
It will be a potluck dinner and
care wiil be proviuea or me
younger children. Miss Dunning
will be the guest speaker at this
meeting.
Mr. and Mis. Jim Morgan are
the parents of a baby boy, James
Harold Jr.. bcrn Oct. 11 and
weighed in at 6 pounds, 2
ounces. Young Jim Joins 3
ters at home. Mrs. Morgan and
young son are now at nome.
A blrthdav party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Nichols last week in honor of I
Marsha Balls 9th birthday.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Ball and Wayne, Elmer
Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Ball and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Nichols and family. Mrs.
Rail presented Marsha with
cake and Ice cream following
the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball and
family were guests at a birthday
dinner at the home oi ner mo
ther and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Sherman in Lexington, on
Thursday evening In honor of
Mr. Sherman's birthday and
Marsha's birthday.
The flu bug has bit several
homes in the lone area with
youngsters and adults alike suf
fering from the lUness.
Mrs. Vela Eubanks spent the
week-end with her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. C E. Bren
ner. She was here for the shower
In honor of Mrs. LeRoy Brenner
and to attend the family dinner
on Sunday.
PTA Plans Civil Defense. Program
The coming PTA meeting on
November 8 at 8:00 p. m. will
consist of the program on Civil
Defense in Nuclear Attack. There
will be three main speakers and
each will cover three questions
1 What plans hVr Ihvii made
f.r Mtul childrm In rase of
ait ntt.tk. 2. What plans are be
Ir.g made fr the city of lone
in ie of an attain and. 3 What
plans are being niaile fur Morrow
county in ca of ait stuck.
Fvrrone is urged to attend this
meeting and f.nd out t!ie in
wets to these questions.
liietnU Kay Tuwnwinl. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr. Iletolial
TotwiM-nd participated in a re
rent hair stiing and modeling
show held at IVmlleion The new
(all material, fhlflon and bro
cade were shown, with Miss
Tow iiM-nd modeling a silver and
white sheath cocktail dress. Four
guls were chosen for modeling
and four lor liair style, uuests
were the beauty operators of the
I'heean's Beauty School Don-
ell's of Pendleton supplied the
dresses worn by the models.
Mrs. Cladv Crleder and Al
fred Jensen of Bickelton. Wash-
were Sunday callers at the home
of Mrs. Kathryn tarnell.
Word hus been received here
by relatives that Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan Crawford of Echo are the
parents of a baby girl born Oct
11 at the Hermlston hospital.
The young miss weighed In at
6 pounds 12 ounces and has been
named Tamma Sue. Mr. and
Mrs. Wate Crawford and Mr. and
Mrs. G. Hermann are the grand
parents. Three Links Club Entertains
The 3 Links Club of lone were
hosts to a 1:00 p. m. luncheon
and bingo party in honor of
the Past Noble Grand Clubs from
Lexington, Heppner and Hard
man. 38 guests were present to
enjoy the menu of turkey and
all the trimmings, held on
Thursday of last week at the
Rebekah and Odd Fellow hall.
The room was decorated In fall
colors In the flower arrange
ments, with a flower centerpiece
on the luncneon lauies. r..i
ninc Renins had a table mat
made by Mrs. Omar Rletmann.
Recent guests at trie nome oi
Mrs. Mary Swanson were her
nnhuj nnri wife. Mr. and Mrs.
1 11 IJI 1- - - r
. m WI -4 U. f A 1
Howard Nelson irom rum.
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MCPFNCR GAZETTE -TIMES. Thuisdar. Octobot It. IHl ?
FIRST LIEUTENANT John L.
Bristow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Bristow of Ions, was
recently promoted to the rank
ot Captain in ths Air Fores.
H is presently stationed at
Clinton Sherman AFB. Okla
with his wile. Maris, and son,
Douglas. Now on extended
active duty with United States
Air rorct. ha is piloting EC
13S Aircraft
King Hill. Idaho.; George Zink,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Castle, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Cunningham,
Virginia McLartv. Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Hnmar. Mr. and Mrs. R,
T. Ferguson, all of Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Bolman, TIgard;
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Devlne.
Notth Bonneville, Wash; Pete
Manson, Newberg; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Yarnell, Madras; Mr.
and Mrs. Melvln TImm. Uma
tilla; Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac
Kinnon, Mrs. Everett Zlnk, Mrs.
Kathryn Daniel, all of Salem,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gorman, Ar-
ington; Mr. and Mrs. Les John
son. Walla walla: Mrs. Kobert
White, The Dalles; Archie Beam
er, Yakima; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Merril. Euecne. Claude Bra-
shears, Lyl. Wash; and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Rankin, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rankin, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Rankin and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Eskelson all of Hermlston.
Mrs. Ida Coleman and grand
daughters spent the week-end
n .ii- ( M T-'WiiM-nd a. Rita
ttt l Davi t (Wilier, hc-th of
SU-i!t Mix Twneitd alstt con
n.licil lu-r iitvti-r wtille in Salfm.
Hi(lpfnx' C1mI T Mt
Tl'e I-iu- liitlemt-it's Club will
:.. : 1 t. t tr ftrtt riuftlitg uf the
.. t if on riatm lay. tVtober
.'1 Kt llie lune S lluul Cafelullum
.Mih 1. ad.f Pete Cannon and
Rail. AU lritcreted parties
sit. m Id be there by 2 00 I m.
N'tm.tn .Svtai.n.n and son
Jerry sj-rnl the week end at the
home ft his brother and family,
Mr. an. i rtra, t.ari.trni swituwa
The men did wm dier hunting.
J.ihn Swanson. un of Mr. and
M:s. Garland Swanson. also
H-it the week end with his par
ents.
Mr and Mis. E. R. Shaffer of
Cecil were Saturday callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Thome.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sherer at
tended the 2.')th weddlnz anni
versary of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bartholamay In Odessa,
Wash., during the week-end.
Mrs. Sherer's sister. Beth, re
turned home with them for a
two-wiH-ks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ilerce of
Redmond swnt the
Pick up Picks OH
Deer Along Road
ION E While returning from
a rrkmJ hunting trip, Hal
old Uietmann, Wayne Ball and
(;..rdn Mchol.1 struck a deer
which dsrted out on ths road
More them. Harold, who was
driving a pick up belonging to
his father, was unable to stop.
The animal was turned Into
the authorities. Extensive
damage was done to the front
o( the pick-up.
Harold Sherer. The men enjoyed
miiii- hunting and the ladlea
went to Pendleton on Saturday
to do some shopping.
Judy Mm em. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan returned
to school at Phegans In Pendle
ton last week fullowlnff a two
week 111 new. which confined her
t her parent's home.
Loy Keene, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ilrice Keene. left on Monday for
Fort Ord. Calif, where he will
complete his basic training for
the army. Mrs. Keene went to
Torrance, Calif, where she will
kIjiv u'llh hor mnlhor Mrs.
, . V V . . ...... . . ..p -
week-end! Harper, during his basic train
with her parents, Mr. and MrsJlng.
Mrs. Swanson was hostess to a . , Grande with her daughter
dinner party in their honor on famliy Mr. and Mrs. Dick
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Thursday night with guests Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Tews ana iamny,
Frank Tews, and Mr. and Mrs.
Garland Swanson and family
present.
Bill Salter nasi oeen aoseni
frriTYt T hp football sauad at La
Grande due to an Injured Knee.
He hopes to resume play In the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hammer of
Gresham spent the week with
her brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Kirk. They visited
at the Joe Holbrook home on
Rhea Creek for a few days hunt
ing. The PTA meeting last week
was held on Thursday, due to
conflicting dates. The group
voted to use some of the money
left over from last year for a
special project which will be
determined at a later date. Sev
eral worthwhile ideas have been
voiced but consideration will be
given before it is decided what
the money will be used for.
The social committee for the
evenlne were, Jo Ann Warren,
Lola Ann Pettyjohn, Donna Berg-
strom, Mary Zinter and Martna
Peterson.
Mrs. Robert DeSpain was hos
tess on Wednesday afternoon for
the Bridge Club. Prizes were won
bv Mrs. Pete Cannon, Mrs. Arnie
Hedman and Mrs. Delmar Craw
ford.
A neighborhood coffee hour
nnd eet-toeether was held at
the home of Mrs. Charles Do-
herty last Wednesday with Mrs.
Doherty as hostess. Ladles
nresent Included Mrs. David Ba
ker and daughter, Debbie, Mrs.
Verner Troedson, Mrs. John
Proudfoot and Lola Wilson.
Many Here For Funeral
Out-of-town relatives ana
guests here for the Ernest Hel
iker funeral last week included
Mrs. Peter Timm, Roy Timm, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Van Orsdall, Mr.
and Mrs. Earle A. Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Oswald Pretman all of
Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Tompkins, Glenns Ferry, Ida
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrlsh,
Ekstrom.
Mrs. Hershal Townsend and
daughter Brenda Kay spent the
week-end In Salem. They at
tended the wedding of a school-
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