B HEPPNER CAZETTE-TIMC8. Thundirr. November U.
Youth Delegates Give Reports To lone Legion
By EVA HAMLETT
JONK The American Legion
AtiMlmry rnt't at the Legion
ll.ill on November 4 to set table
lor election duy dinner. At the
int ciint! It wait decided to have
a poilurk upMT on November
It at li:) p.m.. for Legion and
Auxiliary member and fitmllies,
Spitiul ruohIh were to tie par
ol) of the boys and girls that
li I tended Boys' Stale and Girls"
State !MU venr. Connie Emert
mid Teresa Tucker attended
(Jills' State, and Ronnie Pulma
leer and Kddle Sherman attend
Hi BovV Stale. These young peo
ple were to give their reports
during the evening.
Members were to bring gifts
lot the (lift shop to this meet
Inc. or leave at the home of
Cladys Drake, or Brlslow'a store.
These gifts are sent to hospitals
where disabled veterans get
ilu-m to give to their families at
Christmas. If anyone In the
community would like to help,
the auxlllury would appreciate
added helo.
The auxiliary ha won two
awards this year. One is the
init of DiMini'tlon. which i
given fur outstanding work and
service. Second, is the National
Illation for Membership, given
o units who meet their Uota
for the ytar.
The next meeting will be at
the American Legion Hall on
December 3.
Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Malth
(vs Mient Saturday, October 26,
lit Oregon Ciillige of Kdueation.
Monmouth, participating In the
lesllvities of Dad's Day and vis
iting with their daughters, Den
icee and Bernlwf. Thev also
saw i)enlece erform at half
time of the football game, with
1 Do Wolfe! tes. lH.Es dance and
drill team. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. l.ee Pettylohn
i.tlended the wedding of San
dra Local I and Don U-e of Port
land, at the ChaiH'i of the Naz
arene Church, Salurday, October
Spaghetti
Feed
SATURDAY, NOV. 16
IONE SCHOOL CAFETORIUM
Following lone vs. Crane
Championship Game
Sponsored by lone High
School Junior Class
TICKETS lst-6th Grades, 75c
7th Grade-Adults, $1.00
Preschoolers, Free
See The Game Enjoy the Dinner
Served Until 5:30 P.M.
THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME-OWNED
BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE
DANK OF
jJEastern Oregon
IONE
MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
2J. In Walla Walla, Wn. San
Ira Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Dee Kineit of Touchet. Wn,,
and a niece of the petty Jon nit.
Mrs. Alvln McCahe and boys
of Colfax, Wn.. visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crab
tree, recently.
Mrs. Victor filetmann has been
a patient In the Pioneer Memor
ial hospital in lleppner.
Joe (J.iarsland has moved In
to the Stella OMeara apart
ments. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Morgan, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmateer
were guests of Robert Vogcls nt
his mountain cahin at Tollgate.
Thev drove up after the West
en game and sent the even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ely
mid Anita Crawford. Mr. and
Mrs. Berl Akers and daughter.
Bonnie Kav, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Matthews, attended a
birthday party at Kstacada on
Sunday, Otiolwr 27, in honor of
t'eir aunt. Mrs. Sadie Wade,
who was celebrating her 93rd
birthday.
Mrs. John Euhanks. Mrs. Em
n.ett Hummel, and Mrs. Vivian
Cammiinn of forest Grove spent
a few days at Depoe Bay on
the coast.
The sponsoring members of
the lone Public Library wish
to acknowledge and thank Mr.
and Mrs. Willard French for
their tenerous donation of
hooks lo the library.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halvorsen
f Medford were visitors at the
heme of his brother, Lewis Hal
vnrsen.
liev. and Mrs. Mike Lucdde
were among those who attended
the Northwest Regional Confer
ence of the United Church of
Christ at Forest Grove.
The Ecumenical Concern
Group of All Saints' Eipscopal
church, and the United Church
of Christ Group met recently
with Don Bristow as host.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn
and daughter, Marianne, attend
ed the Blue Mountain Intercol
legiate Rodeo at the Mustanger
Grounds in Pendleton on Sun
day, October 27. Eastern Oregon
College was one of the other
contestants and about 50 young
people participated. Bill Mc
i. oin won the bareback, saddle
brone, and bull dogging, and
placed third in calf roping. Pat
tv McCoin won the barrel rac
ing and goat tieing events. Bill
is president of the Blue Mount
ain group and Patti is secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krebs
have returned home after a few
week's stay in Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ray and
family from Crescent, were re
cent visitors at the Lee Petty
john home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carson, By
ion Carson and son, Glen, and
daughter, Elsie, of Garibaldi,
were riient wnimr of Mr, and
Mrs. Clco Drake and family.
Mrs. Lorraine Ii by. grand
deputy of KmIiiuow lor GirU, of
Olex. Mis Sara Miller, grand
representative Irom the Stale of
Louisiana, from llepiiner, Mis
Sharleno llumlett. woithy nclvls
or of Assembly No. Wi, lone, and
Miss Bonnie Kae Akers. past
grand confidential observer
drove to Portland Nov. 3 to at
tend a reception for Wendy
Paige, grand worthy advisor of
llainbow for Girls.
The lone PTA held a meeting
Thursday. Novemlwr 11, at o
p.m. After the meeting a film
was to be shown of the Arliug
ton lone football came on Sept
ember 27. Gordon Meyer will
narrate the plas.
Jim Swanson niid surgery on
hl.s knee recently at St. Anthony
hospital in Pendleton. Jim tore
the cartilage loose in his knee
during the lone-Arlington foot
ball game.
Charles F. Smith from Olym
pla, Wn., has returned to his
home after visiting at the home
of Mrs. Fannie Gritlith.
The lone High sdiool council
attended a workshop at La
Grande on Oct. 30. along with
a number of other schools in
Eastern Oregon. Mrs. Wayne
Morris was one of the speakers
they had for the day. Those at
tending from lone were Eddie
Sherman, Jim Swanson, Jodie
Snow and Linda Pettvlohn. Har
old Beggs accompanied the
Ktoup.
Bill Melena from Ontario.
spent some time here recently
attending to business matters.
Valbv Lutheran church held
a family night potluck dinner
at the parish house October
27. The motif was Hallo
we'en and the young people
came dressed in costume.
Valbv Lutheran church
held confirmation services on
November 10, witli a reception
following. Those being confirm
ed are Carlev and Shauna Berg
strom, Cherl Carlson and Her
bert Ekstrom III.
Mike Nasrawine from Kerak,
Joidan, is a guest at the Ralph
Crum home. Nasrawine is an
AID. participant from Oregon
State University, arriving in
September, and will spend a
year here visiting and studying
dry land farming. He spent three
weeks in Pendleton at the Ex
periment Station before coming
to lone. He will be here about
five weeks. Nasrawine is a su
perintendent of an experiment
station in Jordan.
The Junior High football team
defeated the Pilot Hock team 14
to 13. This was their last game
of the season and are to be
congratulated for winning all
their games.
Topic Club met at the home
of Mrs. Verner Troedson on
Wednesday, November 6, at 2:13.
Carlene West was co-hostess.
The members are studying
about coins, and roll was an
swered by naming a U. S. val
ue- of some foreign monetary unit
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