Reception Tonight To Honor
Teachers at lone Schools
Br LORRAINE BALL
ION E The September meet
ing of the lone PTA will be held
on Thursday, September 11, at
8:00 p.m. In the Cafe tori urn.
There will be a short business
meeting followed by a reception
for the new teachers in our
school this year. Everyone Is
welcome and urged to attend.
Also we would like to see a
good attendance of our parents
at all PTA meetings this year.
In our schools this year we
are welcoming lour new teach
ers. Mrs. Karen Dubuque Is
teaching the second grade. She
Is a recent graduate of Oregon
State University and this is her
first year of teaching. Mrs. Du
buque makes her home in Hepp
ner. Mrs. Karen Beck Is our fifth
grade teacher. She Is a gradu
ate of Oregon College of Edu
cation and she taught in
the Sherwood school district last
year. Mr. and Mrs. Beck are re
siding on 2nd street in lone.
Miss Lynn Bowman will teach
Homemaking, Girls PE. and Jun
ior men English, she is a grad
uate or ixonn uaKota stae Uni
verslty, and is presently resid
ing at the Charles Carlsons.
The new shop teacher is Lvnn
Killpack. He is a graduate of
ungnam young University and
laugni ior lour years in Utah.
He Is assistant football coach
also. Killpack resides In the
home owned by the school dis
trict adjacent to the football
field.
Several lone teachers attend
ed summer school this summer.
Among those were Mrs. Bob
(Betty) Rietmann and Gordon
Myers who attended Eastern
Oregon College at La Grande.
Jerry Martin attended Black
Hills State College, Bill Flecht
ner attended Portand State Uni
versity and Linda McKay at
tendee: Northern Arizona Univer
sity. Principal Harold Beggs at
tended Washington State Uni
versity. CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER
11 PTA 8:00 p.m.
13 Football lone vs. Dufur
(there), 2:00 p.m.
16 Grades 1, 4, 7 Speech ther
apist 19 Football lone vs. Arlington
unere), z:3U p.m.
23 School pictures taken
24 Grades 1, 3, 5, 7, Audio-metric
tests
College Counseling team
from Eugene to visit with
Seniors
26 Football lone vs. Mt Vernon
(here), 2:00 p.m.
they attended a fireman's picnic
in nonor or their son. Kon, spon
sored by the Seattle Firemen
where Ron was employed before
nis accident.
Mrs. Victor Rietmann has
been on an extended visit, vis
iting in Kennewick with her
daughter and family, Mr. "id
Mrs. Dean Rhodes. Traveling
from there to Baker, she visited
with her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. John Turner. Mrs. Riet
mann and the Turners visited
In Ontario with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Melania, former residents of
lone.
Mrs, Gordon Nichols of Port
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Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, September 11, 1969 Sec. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jacobs, for
mer lone residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea visited
Friday through Tuesday in Port
land with their sons Richard
and Francis and families and
with her sister and family Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lundell of Mil
waukie.
Lloyd Howton and daughters
land visited the past week at , have returned from a California
tne home or her mother and r"1"""" Wil" ,1IS UIU.l,ier
visited Disneyland, and other
Mr. and Mrs. Darmond Moore
of Egegik, Alaska, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cunnington,
the former Sibyl Howell, and
son Richard of Portland at the
Cunnington Rock Creek trailer
home, located near the old Park
er Mill site. Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Heliker and grandson Andy
and Mrs. Vida Heliker also vis
ited with the Portland and Alas
ka friends, at their mountain
home. Also visiting were Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Olson of Portland.
Moore is foreman of Egegik
Fish Cannery, where the com
munity is compiled of mostly
Alute Indians.
The Moore's have been on an
extended vacation trip in the
neighboring states and since
they had been close neighbors
and friends of the Cunningtons
and the Olsons before moving
to Alaska, they returned to the
Rock Creek home for a second
visit before their return trip to
their northern Alaska home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree vis
ited in Tacoma at the home of
their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Crabtree over the La
bor Day week-end. Whle there j
Nichols and daughters. Her hus
band motored to lone on Sun
day and following a brief visit
they returned to their home in
Portland.
Linda Nichols returned on
Tuesday following a week's vis
it in Port Angeles, Wn., at the
home of her sister and family,
jwr. ana Mrs. David McBath.
The Women's Activity Com
mittee of Willows Grange will
meet at the Grange Hall on Fri
day, September 19, at 2:00 p.m.
with Mrs. Nadine Johnson host
ess. Lloyd Johnson, former lone
teacher, is teaching in the South
husband n the near future.
They are waiting for their house
to be available.
Salem High school this year.
Mrs. jonnson exoects to loin her
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Bristow
spent the week-end In Portland
where they attended a Formal
Fashion Parade at the Grand
Ball Room of the Hilton Hotel,
where their granddaughter.
Pamela McCabe, modeled hair
fashions for the 300 buyers at.
tending the Kara Winslow L.T.D.
Fashion Parade.
Nancy, Shirley and Debbie
Baker are attending school at
the St. Mary's of the Valley
Academy in Beaverton this
school year.
Susan Baker, recently return
ed from a week's visit in the
Hawaiian Islands. She is now
employed in Pendleton.
Tommy Bristow was recently
promoted foreman of the Pacific
Saw & Knife Co. in Portland,
where he has about 20 men un
der his supervision.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bristow of
Tillamook recently visited with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
mond Bristow, his grandmother
Mrs. Ida Grabill and other area
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Childers
and her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harvy Bechtel of Helix return
ed this past week from a two
week's vacation in British Col
umbia and Calgary, Montana
and Idaho. They spent much of
their-time sight-seeing and fish
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stefan! and
son of Eugene visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Stefani,
Jr., recently.
Mrs. Hugh Salter is a patient
in St. Anthony hospital in Pen
dleton, where she underwent
maior surgery on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Salter of
Forest Grove visited with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sal
ter recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Barnhart
and family of Redmond visited
over the week-end at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Sherer.
There will be a congregation
al meeting at the United Church
of Christ immediately following
Sunday service this Sunday,
September 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea and
family visited over the week
end in Moses Lake, Wn., with
coastal points
My apology to Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Montgomery for the report
last week that the Gilbert fam
ily had moved into the former
Ray Boyce house.
Bob Baker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Baker is at Fort
Lewis, Wn., undergoing his bas
ic training.
Rally Sponsors
Watermelon Feed
Watermelon slices will be
served by Heppner High school
cheerleaders Saturday, Septem-
oer id. Twenty-live cents will
buy a quarter melon slice from
the girls. They will be at the
fairgrounds from 5:00-7:00 Sat
urday evening preceding the
Heppner-Elgin football game.
Proceeds will go to the cheer
leader fund which helps the
girls pay expenses they incui
during the year. Money goes to
neip pay lor unuorms, travel ex
penses and cheerleading supplies.
Train Schedule
Change Announced
Union Pacific Railroad has
announced a new schedule, with
later departure times for its
domeliner City of Portland
through Oregon, effective Sun
day, September 7.
On the new schedule east
bound, the City of Portland
(train 106) will depart Portland
and other Oregon stations two
hours and 30 minutes later than
present.
The westbound City of Port
land (train 105-will leave Hunt
ington 15 minutes later, arriving
in Portland at 9:15 a.m. as at
present.
Eastbound, the new local de
parture times will be: Portland,
3:30 p.m.: Hood River, 4:44 p.m.:
The Dalles, 5:15 p.m.: Hinkle,
6:51 p.m.: Pendleton, 7:26 p.m
La Grande, 9:40 p.m.: Baker,
10:40 p.m. and Huntington, 1:00
a.m. (MT).
Westbound, the departure
times will be: Huntington, 1:06
a.m. (PT); Baker, 2:20 a.m.; La
Grande. 3:25 a.m.: Pendleton,
5:30 a.m.; Hinkle, 6:10 a.m.; The
Dalles. 7:30 a.m.; Hood Kiver,
7:59 a.m. and arriving Portland,
9:15 a.m.
The new schedules will affect
arrivals and departures all
along the line between Portland
and Chicago, lhe railroad has
asked passengers to check their
arrangements for trips on ana
after September 7.
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Grandfather Hudson
Has 100th Birthday
Mr. and Mrs, D. F.. Hudson
r.ViKtHl a fall Monday night
rrom their son, Hubert, from
Centerville, Iowa. He flew from
his home In Areata, Calif, to
Centervllle to help his Grand
father Hudson celebrate his
100th birthday on September 7.
This was his first trlD east.
since coming to Oregon In 1928.
Mr. Hudson, Sr., had enjoyed
good health until very recently.
He had been hospitalized a
couple of weeks, but was to re
turn to hs home September 9.
Varieties of wedding and re
ception Invitation at Gazette
Times office.
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Ttc Jim Doherty hem twa at
the home of his father, Paul Do
herty, while on twenty days
leave from the Marine Corps. A
field lineman (communications
specialist), Doherty arrived Aug
ust 22 and reported to San
Diego Friday, September 5. Ha
will be assigned to Western Pa
clfic Ground Forces alter three
weeks In California.
No Hunting
No Trespassing
Signs at the
GAZETTE-TIMES
CHOOSE A THEME
For the 1970
RODEO PARADE
AI Kl Two Tickets To Two
Performances of the Rodeo
Heppner-Morrow County Chamber of Commerce needs your
help in choosing a theme for the 1970 Rodeo Parade which
it sponsors. Requests have been made that the theme be
chosen early In order to allow more time to plan entries.
ARNE JONSSON. IFYE student from Omnsteod. Sweden, is mak
ing many new friends in Morrow county. Following his ap
pearance at the Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday, he is
shown discussing the significance of his native Jacket with Mrs.
Bob Jepsen. He is making his home with the Jepsen family
while touring and making public appearances throughout the
county. (G-T Photo).
Reggie Pascal visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Pascal,
Fruitland. Wash., , on a week's
vacation. While home he visit
ed friends and relatives and at
tended the annual Spokane In
dian Days, Wellpinit, Wash. He
was home from August d
through September 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Dyer.
Vallelo, Calif., were recent
guests of Francis Doherty. The
Dyers have been visiting rela
tives and old friends in the ar
ea for two weeks. They left Sat
urday, September 6, for Pendle
ton and Washington where they
will visit for several more weeks.
If your Idea Is Judged best, you will win the prize two
tickets to the Saturday and Sunday afternoon performances
of the rodeo In August, 1970.
Make your theme Idea general enough so that It can apply
ot a wide variety of floats and entries.
Anyone may enter this contest just fill In the blank below
and bring or send it to the Gazette-Times, Heppner, Friday,
September 26.
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Name
Address
' My suggestion for the Parade Theme;
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