Htftnt CAICTTCTIMES. Thursday. January t. XUt
Barnett MamecJ
Mayor of lone
If CATHERINE UNDSTXOM
ION F! At th regular month
ly midline of the Ion City
Council. James Harnett u ap
pointed mayor to fill the varan
cy created by the resignation
of Charles O'Connor.
Several name were consider
rd for councilman to replace
Harnett, who haa rtd for sev
eral years. Hta successor will be
named at the February mm
Ins. .
of pinochle were played with
Mr. WlUard Krenoh winning
hith for women: Marion Palm
er. Mfih for men: Mra. Lee
Palmer, low for women. and
IVrrv Murter. low for men.
Mr. an4 Mra. Raymond Lun-
dell returned on Tuesday from
a trip to Portland and Eucene.
They took their daughter, Cher
le. back to the University on
Sunday.
Lynn Mulloy of Lake Oswego
waa a guest at the home of
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Irrigon Families Hosts to Visitors over Holidays
TOM McCALL
Secretary McCall
Tells Candidacy
For Governorship
Secretary of State Tom Mc
O'Connor haa aerved faithful I Mr. and Mra. Berl Akera from
ly aa city mayor fur 11 years I Tuesday to Sunday. Their eon
ana nas resigned to apend more I and daurhter-lnlaw. Mr. and
time with hla private business I Mrs. Robert Akera. left on Sun-
nd other Interests. Idav for their home In Portland
after spending the week at
Mrs. Ida Coleman returned on home. Bill Akers and Lynn left
Thursday from a two week a trip for thetr studies at Lewis and
to Fergus Falls. Minnesota, Clark College on Sunday,
where she spent the holidays Friends were saddened on
visiting relatives. She waa a Sunday to learn of the death of
ruest of her sister. Mrs. Susie George Llder at Pioneer Mem
Mf-mifl mnA llui t Ult w4 Mre nrl I In llAnnn- II..
(trnun'a HaiiohtM vtr luimor Ik. .4 iwu.. t(i-.4 t.w I Call announced his candidacy
Bleckebek. who is very ill. Her Ural months with a lingering tor Rovernor Wednesday il iww
sister and brother from St Paul Illness. Memorial services are 'rrr,1T5 !".,. .iour
visited In Fergus Falls during to be held on Thursday at Swee- Congressional districts.
the holidays civlne the family nev Mortuary in HeDoner. 52 year-old Republican
a chance to all see each other Mr. and Mrs. Keith Peck and ,0lJ .P0"'? ,,n Portland. Ore.
wars! " oi "her wrents. Mr. ,nd MrZ duHn? . ve-hour apan why he
Members of the lone Dance Milton Morgan. They wore call- loJ n' "l.in"
aub. the Uons Club, and the ed here by the illness of Mr. C?r lW-M r.k . HI?4 wUI va"
American region enjoyea a iew reciis latner. tiwynne recK oi i ...
v.ra mt t,m i.viflrixn u K u . .irii-L.n I Tiere is only one real rea
i cm wr uaaiv v a iv siuii i Atns, was t n raws 0utvnr.11 .
Hall on Friday evening. At mid- with a heart attack on Sunday. n f? Ih. tffc
night appropriate favors were They will remain for the George vi: il "r . .
given each guest and a draw. Elde aervlces on Thursday. J '-k . 1Ti,
tnr hlH frvr th winner nf Th Frlj.ndshln Tluh of fWll l ' reach a higher Vantage
the colored television set by the held Its annual holiday party P0. m.fch,!fj?,J, com 10
Lions Club. Alfred Nelson, Jr.. at the community Mall on m- " .' . V.' V'
waa the winner. DecoraUons of day evening. A poUuck dinner y Ji f?lur..
holly, red bows, and candle was held, followed by cards. ih"y,,- "fTf" "V.
were used about the rooms. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. uefi"f ,prtlS?1kh1'
John McElligott son of .Mr. John Clerf and family of Klttl- Jf.'L Xi". iL
and Mrs. Richard McElligott, tas. Wash, who were here over f""5'' ,'n 1, f, A . ,
left on Friday to return to his the holidays visiting her par- l"!lin jf n. J'
school. The Abbey in Colorado, ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Schaf- ;JW. Th " ,
aii a sjiw iikvu s 1 a 1 v uvvauv vi
IT UVCLLX MRTLOW
lltlilGON Mr. and Mrs.
Getvge Andenwtn and sons lv-n.
nl and Mike were hiwts to the
folUmlne guests during the re
cent holllays: their son in law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Burton IVtk, Sh.Til and Sn
and a daughter Mis. iVrrlck HI
hag and Handy of I'maiilla;
Mr. and Mrs. U. P. Olson of 11
lot Rock: Fred Wie tf Stan
field; Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Me
of I'matllla: Mr. and Mrs Monte
Pankls of Klna, Idaho, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Daniels of Portland
and Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Ander
son and Shannon of llinea, Ore
gon. Rev. and Mra. It F V'aughan.
pattor and wife of the Irrigon
Baptist church, honl.nl a "Get
Acquainted" reception In their
mobile home Sunday for mem
bers of the Irrigon Baptist
church and friends. Cookies,
candv. punch and coffee were
served to the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lrltch and
Gene and Wayne Smith, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith,
Portland, spent their Christmas
vacation In Irrigon with thetr
grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Ies
lie Smith and Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Hoadley.
Mr. and Mrs. KwalJ Rltrer
and family were Sunday even
log dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Merle St. John. I'matllla.
and hla brother, Jim St. John,
who la the current holder of
"World Bowling Championship'
and "famous PBA Professional
bowler,"
Mrs. FXigene Berg ami son
Ronald of Vancouver. Vah.. re
turned to their home Monday
after spending the holidays
with Mrs. Herg'a mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Markham.
Studenta who have returned to
college after spending their
Christmas vacation In Irrigon
with their folka are Howard
Keith. Oregon State University.
John Lathrop. University of Ore
gon. Donald r.penbach, Gloria
Sonn, Shirley Jackson, Lyle
He was to do some sklirur at fer.
Aspen on the return trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Helikw lhf,-lf;
c... m.j vi'- ... . I o,, fr . n.t,K. He recalled statements to the
guest at the Ray Heimbigner her son-in-law and daughter. te?? fi?, i.1,
home from Thursday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Gorman, f f fjff SLSfJf
On Sunday Tom Heimbigner and son at Glenellen. Calif. Mr. " " 'k'YkJ . "VI J', "
and Sue left for Eugene, where Gorman has subles and trains " .i'.i0 '"
they are both students . at tne and snows prize horses lor their r-" ; -
I'nivArcitv nf Orron MIs IJn. owners Vc ",v v ,v"
Jk m IJ-ImklnnA. u.kn t,.. koan Hl-o I i'u Itimmnn rt Viu. State SDOt
hrm tnr th hnlMav. Ipft si has hwn a cmt of her .".nas C00" r
Sunday for her teaching duties ter. Mrs. Eugene Dockter and "" J;1vh!ivt.in rilt rViU
T-.A f.mn r,.c .ir en-am. menscly, McCall reported ed
ir n H M r T Martin houh 2' div if7r "esday. "Upgrading of service
-K,jro. . rw..An niu rh,ictm ...h rwirtr has been achieved throughout
with their son. Ralph, and with took her back to Nyssa. this ipartf "L J fi1
Mr. Martin's sister. Marie Mar- week-end. where she enrolled at V , '1 "
.! t-v... .t.n Tnienn Viiiav fvmm,iniMr I lnsuon nave been given free
k -a n.n.. fr. .Hdt mi. (. rein. The same is true of so
atives. Linaell la Accident many Board of Control pro
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rietmann Rodney Linnell had the mis- fF,0 ""IJ? niU
and famUy were hosts for the fortune to wreck his car com- Support has been tendered me,
Rietmann family reunion at ing down the Gooseberry Grade DlTtL ?afmy .K h-i
.Ul, l,m nn Snnrfav. Guests lust a fir mltM fmm Inn nn across the State, and this has
eresent were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Friday night He hit a slick
Rohde and Paul of Keanewlck, I spot and after skidding on the
Wash- Mr. and Mrs. Van Rlet- road, went over a six foot em
mann and family of Condon, bankment landing upside down
Mr. and Mrs. Bui Kietmann and in me tutcn. 1 ne car was a am
family, Mr. and Mrs. David Riet-1 aged, but Rodney was unhurt
mann, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kiei except lor a cut on the hand
mann. Walter Rietmann, Gene and bruises
Rietmann, Larry Rietmann, and James Marvin had a tonsil
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rietmann, lectomy at Pioneer Memorial
all of lone. hospital, while on vacation from
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Linda, his duties as science and math
trom SDent the first of the weeK teacher at lone High school.
in Portland on business. They Lewis Halvorsen returned
were accompanied down Sun- home on Friday from Pioneer
day by their son, Stephen, who Memorial hospital, where he
was returning to nis studies ai nad minor surgery last wednes
Pacific Lutheran at Tacoma, day.
and by Charlotte Griffith, who Roland Ekstrom has transfer-
returned to school in Portland, red from Wenatchee Junior Col
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meyers lege to Eastern Oregon College
and daughter returned on wed- at La Grande for the winter
nesday from a holiday visit term.
with his father at Joseph. Sue Townsend of Portland Is
Several ladies from here en- spending some time here with
joyed a holiday coffee party at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
the home of Mrs. Gottfried Her- shal Townsend, from her work
mann in Hermiston this week, at Nor thwestern Business
Attending from here were Mrs. School.
Milton Morgan, Mrs. Edith Mr. and Mrs. Al Brazell were
Nichoson, Mrs. Marion Palmer, holiday visitors at the home of
Mrs. Omar Rietmann, Mrs. Har- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
old Sherer. Mrs. Lee Palmer, Martin. They were returning
Mrs. Clell Rea, and Mrs. Garry from a trip to Altus, Oklahoma,
Tullis. Mrs. Cecil Thome and where they had spent Christ
Mrs. Delmer Crawford of Herm- mas. After leaving lone, they
iston were also guests. were in a ten car accident,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peter- which damaged the front end
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. of the car. They are living at
Norman Nelson and family, and Newport, Wash., and Mrs. Bra
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepsen and ze teaches in Priest River,
familv snpnt from Wednesday Idaho.
to Friday skiing at Spout aipn Martin accompanied
Springs.
Skiing at Anthony Lake over
the holiday were Tim and Mark
Tullis, Frank Halvorsen and
Bob Baker.
Dan Loomis of Forest Grove
left on Wednesday for home af
ter visiting his fraternity broth
er," Dick Hynd for a few days.
Dick returned to school at Ore
gon State on Sunday.
Kenneth Lynn Smouse was
another Oregon Stater returning
to school on Sunday.
WIWIJO fkWM.g
Willows Grange held a watch
party at their hall on Friday
evening. A large crowd attend
ed the potluck dinner followed
by card games later. Six tables
DANCE
To Live Music
Friday, Saturday
Nights
Wagon Wheel
HEPPNER
Phone 676-8997
encouraged me and my family
to take this step.
Ron Reid of Heppner up from
Portland to spend the New
Years week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Martin.
The boys both work for a flor
ist
Barbara Bishop, Sid Zinter,
Bob Emert, Judy Sherer and the
Sherer's house guest Kelly An
drews, have all returned to
Eastern Oregon College for the
winter term.
Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson
returned to their home In Port
land on Saturday after a two
week vacation here.
Jack and Bob Crum have gone
back to their schools in Port
land after a visit at the par
ental home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Crum.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Gaars-
land moved to Portland over the
week-end. Marianne will re
main with her grandmother,
Mrs. Ida Coleman, until the end
of the term and will then Join
them.
OMi Willi I'll.. l . ,1111 HI!'., , . . , 1, , . , . . 1 ,
daughter Janice of HermUton!''. Jnlce McKlroy. Shervl
f tu r.i..i. .. iWlthentpoon. Blue Mountain
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Sehmedcr and Susan McCoy,
Eastern Oregon College.
Extension flans Meeting
Ladles Home Extension will
meet at the old Irrigon School
Thurd.ty. January 13 at 10:30
am. All ladles of the commu
nity are Invited to attend. There
will be a small charge for the
noon luncheon, and topic for the
day will be "You vs the Clock."
Presenting the topic will be Mrs.
Fred 1 load ley and Mrs. Paul
Slaughter. Ladles are asked to
bring a white elephant for an
auction with proceeds going to
ward the Esther Ktrmls memor
ial.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graybeal
spent the wet-k-end In Walla
Walla with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Shlngleilecker. Ricky and Ran
dy, and other relatives.
Miss Mary Kenney returned
to Soledad. Calif., where she
teaches school, after spending
the holidays with her folks. Rev.
and Mrs. John II. Kenney and
David.
Menus at A. C Houghton
school for the week of January 1
10 through 14 are as follow:
Monday thicken and noodles, I
My Neighbors
PC
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Glen of Wallowa were Sunday
afternoon dinner rueMs of Mr.
and Mrs. Kwald Ritzer and fam
lly.
Mr. Alice Smith spent New-
Years Dav In Hermiston with
her sons-ln law and daughters,
Mr, and Mrs. Gene Hughes
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Huehe and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Vorn Caldwell.
Portland, spent the week-end
with his brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith
and Mike. The Caiuweiis were
on their way home after vaca
tioning a week at Sun Valley,
Ma ho.
The Irrigon BaotKt church
had a New Years Eve Watch
Party at their church. The group
played games and viewed ad
ored slides In the early part of
the evening, and had refresh
ments of sandwiches, cookies.
coffee and punch prior to the
devotional service at midnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith drove
to Spokane, Wash., where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Chet Pe-
den and his mother. Mrs. Jen
nie Peden. They viewed colored
slides taken by the Pedens dur
ng their 4-year stay In Pakls
tan
Mr. and Mrs. Merle St. John
of Umatilla were Christmas dtn
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ew-
aid Ritzer and family
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Berger
spent the holidays In Everett
Wn. with their son and daugh
ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Berger and family. They
drove through Portland and
their daughter, Judy Berger and
Mrs. Berger s mother, Mrs. Ber
tha Catlow, accompanied them
to tverett
Lions Provide Holiday Cheer
The irrigon Hons Club dis
tributed over 250 sacks of can
dy to youngsters i the commu
nity at the Christmas tree which
they had installed and decor
ated early In December. Later
that evening, the club distrib
uted candy treats to senior citi
zens of the community, and fur
nished baskets of food for needy
families. The Lions Club and
the Irrigon P.T.A. Jointly fur
nished treats that were distrib
uted to those attending the A. C.
Houghton Christmas program.
The Irrigon Boy Scouts assisted
the Lions Club in furnishing the
candy distributed at the Christ
mas tree.
buttered pea, apricot
cookies; Tuesday hamburgers,
lettuce Wedges, pickled beela.
applesauce, gingerbread and
cream; Wednesday beef gravy
on mashed potato-, i;nen
beans rherrv Cobbler; Thursday
chill beans, green salad, corn
bread and Friday fillet
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iuiuii-vi iviu niiii tiuii
salad. All meal are served with
bread, butter and milk.
Rev. and Mr. John II. Ken
ney, pastors of the Irrigon Al
and in hly of God church. Tim
Vanllorn, Iroii Wilson and Art
Dlln attended the mid winter
Christ Ambassador convention
at the Pendleton Assembly of
God church last Wednesday af
ternoon and evening.
The A. C. Houghton Bolicats.
coached by lean Swenson, will
play a basketball game at Uma
tilla Friday. January 7, at J (
p.m. The Bobcats will meet Echo
at Echo Friday, January 14 at
2:30.
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record your taxes and assessment
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southern Morrow county business,
chances are It was printed at the
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O When your child brings home hla
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O If you voted In Wheeler. Gilliam or
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When you attend the county fair,
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the annual report booklets you read
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