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GAZETTE-TIME
Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, October 2, 1969
Sec. 2
Rollis Family New Kinzua Residents
Br VIRGINIA KELSO
KINZUA A new family to
Camp 5 is Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Rollis and son. James, who is
in the sixth grade. They moved
to Kinzua from Kettle Kails,
Wash., and Mr. Rollis Is a cat
operator.
. They have two boys In the
service Duane Judd in the
Navv and Monty Judd In the ramily and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Coast Guard, and a daughter, Slinkard were In The Dalles Sat
Shirley Judd, who Is a sopho- urday on business,
more In Spokane High. ! Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorengel
I and son Ldee went to The Dai-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norrls re-lies Friday evening to meet their
turned Friday from Portland j daughter Linda of Portland and
where Nor r is had attended the' brought her home for the week-
14th annual Convention of the end.
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelso
spent the week-end in Portland
where they visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Boll and lamlly,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Hyatt
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Jellick spent the week-end
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rice and
AF of L-CIO Western Council as
a delegate from the Local Un
ion No. 2916. The convention
was held in the Sheraton Motor
Inn from Monday to Friday of
last week.
Mrs. Herbert Luper was host
ess last Sunday to a birthday
party for her daughter, Marcl,
who was four years old. The par
ty, held at the grade school, fea
tured games, watching Marcl
open her gifts, and birthday
cake and Ice cream. Those pres
ent were Marcl, Mike Luper,
Kathy and Kalvln Schluckebier,
Brenda and Cheri McMinn, and
Christi Sargent. Mothers attend
ing were Sandy Sargent and Pat
McM inn,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilsey were
business visitors to Pendleton
Lexington News
Br DELPHA JONES
LEXINGTON Lexingt o n
Bridge club met at the home
of Mrs. Gene Cutsforth last
Thursday evening. Those at
tending were Mrs. Elden Pad
berg, Mrs. Mervin Leonard, Mrs.
Art Watkins. Mrs. Dean Hunt,
Mrs. John Ledbetter, Mrs. Bob
Davidson, Mrs. Lester Cox, and
the hostess. At the close of the
evening high, prize was award
ed Mrs. Leonard; Mrs. Padberg,
second high; and Mrs. Watkins,
low.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Majeske
spent the week-end visiting
their son, Donald, at St. Helens,
where he Is a teacher in the
elementary school.
Mrs. Tom Faircloth of Pendle-,
ion was nere taKing care or dus
iness matters over the week-end
Jim Eskelson of Salem, broth
er of Mrs. Cleo Van Winkle; has
been renewing acquaintances In
the area during the past week
Matt Hughes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Hughes, has return
ed to Blue Mountain Communi
ty college for his second year
of studies.
Bobby Van Winkle, who Is sta
tioned at Fort Lewis, Wn., spent
the week-end with his loiKs, Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Van Wink
le.
Guests at the C. C. Jones home
over the week-end were Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Graham of Tualatin.
and the group enjoyed side trips
to nearby areas. w .
Residents are reminded of
the first series pinochle party to
be held at the IOOF hall Sat
urday evening, October 1, spon
sored by Holly Rebekah lodge.
Game and series prize will be
awarded.
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Spending the week-end at the
Jiggs Bowman home were Joe
Bowman, Miss Cherl Hoblitt. and
Cecil Overman, all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Peterson
and daughter Cheryl of Gresh
am spent the week-end visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muzzy.
Overnight guests Friday of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods
were Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Woods of Toledo. They had ear
lier attended the wedding of
their granddaughter Susan Hoo
ver to James Humphrey at the
Fossil United Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hampton
and Mrs. Judy Simmons and dau
ghter Cindi were in The Dalles
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Stanley Benson returned
home Sunday evening from a
week spent visiting relatives at
Weiser, Idaho.
On Wednesday. Jimmy Wlm
er. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Wimer of Camp 5, fell from the
monkey bars near the Camp 5
Community Hall, hitting a rock
and cutting a gash In his head.
He was brought to Kinzua for
first aid, then on to Heppner
where a doctor closed the wound
with five stitches and a pres
sure bandage.
The Camp 5 Women card
Dartv was held Wednesday eve
nlng at the Community Hall
with Terrv Todd as hostess. High
was won by Dinah Jackson, low
by Bonnie Campbell, and pi
nochles to Sharon Smiley and
Carol Thomas. Grand high for
the three month series went to
Doris Stubblefield, with second
high to Betty Murdock. Others
playing were Virginia Keiso,
Rose Merry Nelson, Rose Hard
wick, Frances White, and Cindi
Weaser.
The Community card party,
held Saturday night at the
Camp 5 Community Hall and
sponsored by the Camp 5 Wom
eng Club was well attended with
11 tables of pinochle In play.
Hostesses for the evening were
Rose Hardwick and Frances
White. High scores went to
Jean Adams and Chuck Pheg-
ley, low to Glenna Rollis and
Guy Van Arsdale, and pinoch
les to Glenna Rollis and Earl
Perkins. The door prize was won
by Denzil White.
Sunday Reception
Honors Wilsons
By FRANCES ROSE WILSON
(Held over from last week)
IRRIGON Friends and rela
tivrs of Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilson of Hermiston gathered
at the A. U. Houghton school
auditorium on Sunday after
noon for a wedding reception,
given by the Eroom's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. inester Wilson.
The bride is the former Shar
on Mills, 'daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dilford Mills of Hermiston,
The young couple was married
in Reno, isev., Saturday. Scot
ember 13.
After the bride and groom cut
the first piece of cake, Mrs. Ver
die loom. Mrs. Alda Gravbeal
and Airs. Joan Adams assisted
Mrs. Wilson in serving refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of
Boise were out of town guests.
School employees of A. C.
Houghton Elementary attended
pot luck dinner in Heppner
given for members of Oregon
School Employees Association
known as O.S.E.A. Those attend
ine from Irrieon were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Sanders, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Isom, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Adams and family.
Ms. Rodda Maddox visited
her son. Keith Maddox, who Is
in the Army, stationed at the
Presidio in the San Francisco
area. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Ken Yoder and two children
traveled with her from Portland
to their home in Martinez,
Calif. They visited friends In
Wolf Creek, while in California.
Fred Hoadley is seriously ill
n the Veterans hospital in
Walla Walla.
Irrigon is known as "my
home- town" to many people
scattered across the country. A
number of young married coup
les visited their parents in Irri
gon this past week, among them
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich
mond and Vickie of Vancouver,'
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THE 1969 IONE CARDINALS will ploy their fourth germ of the football season Friday when they
meet tn Riverside riratei at lone at s:30 P-m. Members ol tne team are: row on (wit to
right), Eddie Winkleman, 62; Kent Cutierrese. 4!; John Rietmann, 54; Jerry Pettyjohn, 89; PetM
McEUiaott 87; Richard Hamlett, 12. Row two. Head coach Cordon Meyers; Hirb Ekstrom HL 44;
Doug Beggs. 20; Victor Klioger, 90; Dick Snider. 10; Terry Cannon, 22; Assistant coach Lynn Kill
pack. Row three, Clint Krers. 50; Rick Barnett 60; Nick Marick. 80; David Warren, 98 Gen
CrowelL 66; Scott Wilson, 88; Ron Christophersoflu 64. J-T Photo).
Wash., who are here for two
weeks vacation, with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Riddle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of
Boise, Idaho, and their sons,
Tommy and Jerry, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Wilson, and also attended the
wedding reception for his bro
ther, James Wilson, and his
bride, the former Sharon Mills.
Rev. and Mrs. John Kenney had
a family dinner on Sunday, with
Mr. and Mrs. John Kenney, Jr.,
of The Dalies present, as well
as their son and daughter, Dav
id and Mary, who recently re
turned from California. Mr. and
Mrs. Pontelis Vrontakis and
Jeffrey of Salem were week-end
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Warner.
James L. Boor Serves on Kitty Hawk
Fireman Apprentice James L.
Boor, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl H. Boor of Orofino, Idaho,
and husband of the former Gail
K. Hoskins of Heppner, is serv
ing aboard the USS Kitty Hawk,
an attack aircraft carrier, which
just completed an eight month
deployment to Vietnam. The
Kitty Hawk, which was the first
ship to receive a Presidentil Un
it Citation for performance dur
ing the Vietnam conflict, con
ducted widespread operations in
the area ranging from the Ton
kin Gulf to the Sea of Japan.
The ship spent 114 days in
five line periods. During this
time it provided fire support for
'Allied troops engaged In ground
action. The Kitty Hawk also vis-
ited numerous ports during Its
tour in the Orient.
Mrs. Clara Gertson was visit.
ed by her son-in-law and dau
ghter. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. An-
horn of Central Point on Friday
and Saturday. An horn is coun
ty clerk of Jackson county and
the couple was returning home
from attending the county
clerk's convention in Baker the
middle of last week. The An
horns are expecting their son,
Michael, home on 30-day leave
after serving 17 months in Thailand.
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