Hunters' Safety Course Set Aug. 13-17
By LORRAINE BALL
IONE Robert DeSpain of the
lone Sharpshooters club an
nounced this week that classes
will be Riven to the public this
month for those who are inter
ested in obtaining their hunter
safety certificates for the com
ing deer and elk seasons.
The public is reminded that
the new law went into effect
the first of January in the state
of Oregon that no one under
12 years of age may obtain or
purchase a big game tag. All
persons between the age of 12
and 18 must pass the hunter
saiety course and receive a cer
tificate or card which must be structor.
in their possession to hunt on
any land other than their own
private ground. These cards do
not have to be presented to
purchase a license. However
they must be in the possession
of the hunter.
The course will be offered free
Monday through Friday nights
beginning sharply at 7 p. m. at
the lone High school August 13
through 17. No more classes will
be given before hunting season
for the public in lone. All who
are interested may contact any
of the four lone leaders: Robert
DeSpain, Glenn Biehl, Pete Can
non or Don Ball. However, Robert
DeSpain will be the main in
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San Antonio, Texas, is base for
Larry Rietmann, who is home
visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Omar Rietmann and
other relatives for a 30 day leave.
Larry has just recently received
a promotion.
Several families in town are
in the process of building
patios adjoining their homes.
Under construction is one at the
Edmond Bristow home, also at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Matthews.
Mrs. Elva Cox of Seattle, Wn.,
is visiting this week with her
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Jannsen and her father,
Gus Jannsen. Her son, John, has
been visiting with the Jannsens
the past two weeks and win
return home with his mother
this week-end.
Mrs. Pete Cannon and Mrs.
Ray Boyce went to Camp Adams
on Saturday to bring home some
of the campers who had been
there the past week. Also making
the trip were Mr. and Mrs,
Krebbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Savage have
purchased the Fred Ely house
on Second street and are in the
process of moving.
Accepts College Position
Mrs. Eulenna Cor ley and
daughter Sherry visited recently
for a week in Corvallis with her
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
George Holderman. Mrs. Corley
accepted a position in the ex
tension unit at the university in
Corvallis. She -and Sherry will
be moving to Corvallis about
August 18.
Mrs. Diane Essex and child
ren visited in the lone area on
Sunday with her sisters and
families, Mrs. Eulenna Corley
and Mrs. Joe Gaarsland. Mrs.
Essex is living in Boardman
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BOTH HAPPY and studious exmessions
this group of children in "America's Future." Top left is Marcia
j-uucu, , uuusmei oi mr. ana Mrs. Don Linnell, Arlington;
top center is Cnervl Ann Hams, rlmmhtpr m Mr nnA Mr. vonQ.
Hams, lone; and top right is Marianne Williams, 11, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gaarsland, lone. Bottom left Is Melinda
J. "', Ul"anier oi rar. ana Mrs. Greg Leyva, Lexington;
center is Becky Eubanks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Eubanlcs;
and right is Todd Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peterson,
Rt. l, lone.
the IOOF cemetery in lone for
while her husband is employed 77 , T ul
by RCA and must be away for I he lnfant daughter, Elizabeth
about 18 months,
Services Held For Baby
Graveside services were con
ducted on Saturday morning at
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Jean, of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riet
mann who was stillborn on July
31 at the St. Anthony hospital
in Pendleton. Officiating for the
services was Father Bruce Spen
cer of the Heppner Episcopal
church. Mrs. George Munford of
Idaho, mother of Mrs. Rietmann
was among the relatives and
area friends attending. In lieu
of flowers the family asked that
donations be made to the lone
Public Library for the children's
section of books.
Mrs. Joel Engleman and
Frankie spent Thursday, August
2 at the homo of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Chapel and
Cassie, in honor of Mrs. Chapel's
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ring and
children of Payette, Ida., were
guests Friday night and Satur
day at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ring. They
also visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Jannsen and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Ball.
Mrs. Ruth Benson and child
ren have moved into the Jesse I
Griffin home on Third street.
The house had recently been va
cated by Mr. and Mrs. William
Mnanz, who nave moved to Pen
dleton.
Mrs. Ernie Drake, Cathy and
Becky, motored to lone on Satur
day to get Mr. Drake who has
Dcen nere working in harvpst
They returned to their home in
iinamooK on Sunday.
Florence Swanson of Portland
recently visited with her aunt.
Liona ujrson.
Mr. and Mrs. Taul Pettvtohn
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lun.
dell motored to Tolegate on Sun
day for an outing.
Joe Mason of Prinevillo visited
this past week in lone with his
sisters, Clara Kincaid and Mable
Cotter. Mr. Mason was here on
business,
First Birthdav is Observed
Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Jr., held
a lawn party on Monday, July
30, in honor of her daughter,
Kimber's first birthday. Guests
included her great-grandmother,
Mrs. Ernest Lundell; grand
mother, Mrs, Paul Pettyjohn;
Diana Pettyjohn; Mrs. Marion
Palmer; Mrs. Lee Palmer, Debbie
and Donna; Mrs. Wayne Pierce
and daughter; Judy Sherer; Mrs.
Harold Sherer; Mrs. Eldon Tuck
er, Tonna, Tammy and David;
Mrs. Cleo Drake; Mrs. Dick Sher
er, Todd and Srott and Jerry,
and Bonnie Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball
hosted a dinner party on Sunday
at their home for Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Ball, Elmer Peterson and
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Christopher
son and girls of Olex. Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Chrlstopherson and
family also visited later in the
day. Marsha and Melanle return
ed home with the Vernon Chris
tophersons for a visit.
Mrs. Bill Nichols and children
are visiting this week in Eaton
ville, Wn., with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Pierce
and daughter of Redmond visit
ed during the week-end here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Sherer. Mrs. Pierre was
here to assist with the hrldal
shower for her former classmate,
Mardine Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbe Akera unit
Danny visited in Walla Walla nn
Sunday at the home of her sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Leosis.
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