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GAZETTE-TIMES
4 Thurfc. October 9. 1969
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HERMISTON
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By LORRAINE BALL
IONE The lone ITA will
mi'ot on Thursday, Iktobcr a a
8:00 p.m. at the lone bcivx
cafetorium.
A discussion is planned on
Rhrts New English Scries
which has been adopted by oil
county jicnoois. n wm cfjjm
Ihc lower levels and plans are
to be adapted alone me lint
of presentation, such as the new
math methods were given.
Fifth and Sixth grade moth
rrs will serve refreshments fol
lowing the meeting.
It has been noted that any
one who Is interested In mem
bershlp in the PTA should con
tact Mrs. Herb Peterson (422
72811 and that membership dues
ore only $1.00 per person.
Mrs. Carmen French, presl
dent of the lone Garden club,
accompanied by Mrs. Helen
Martin. Mrs. Norma Rea. Mrs
Jo Huston. Mrs. Delta Huber and
Mrs. Lou Crum, attended the
Blue Mt. District No. io meet
ins of the Garden Clubs in Pen
dleton.
The district holds two annual
meetings each year, one in the
spring and one in the fall. This
fall meeting was held at the
Tapadera.
Because of the untimely pass
ing of Dist. 10 director, Mrs.
Elaine Rietmann, Mrs. Elaine
Dallas of Pendleton, assistant
director, presided at the meet
ing and will finish the term
as director. Mrs. Dallas Is from
the Dirt Dabbers Club In Pen
dleton. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Kincald
left Friday for Caldwell, Idaho,
to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Kincaid's cousin, Pat Wright,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. liar-
old Wright. On their return trip
on Sunday, they visited in Ba
ker at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Miller. Mr. Miller was the
band instructor in lone several
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner and
sons, Monte and Mike Rowell,
of Eugene were week-end guests
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cleo Drake. Three
friends of Mike's, Bennie Dean
and Dick and Bill Fuller, also
of Eugene, accompanied the
Turners to lone for a week-end
of deer hunting. Bennie was the
only successful hunter In the
group.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom White or
nn.i wan also present. The fam
ily left on Friday and (spent the
evening with Mr. wison s mui
er. Bertha Nelson, at the Ter-willlL-er
Plaza in Portland. They
intended the first exhibition
hockey game of the season at
the coliseum. The first game
was between the San Diego
Culls and the Salt Lake Golden
Kagles. The second game saw
the Portland Buckaroos against
the Seattle Totems. The family
also visited with their son,
Chuck, while at Oregon State.
The combination Legion and
Auxiliary pot luck dinner held
List Tuesday was well attend
ed, with over fifty members and
guests in attendance. The guests
of the evening lnciuueo. tne
girls and boys who represented
this district at Bovs State at
Corvallis and Girls State at Sa
lem last summer. Kristin Nel
son and Christine Peterson pre
sented the highlights from their
session. Jocv Mchlligott also
spoke of his experiences. A let
ter from the other delegaie,
Scott Wilson, was read. Due to
his broken leg, Scott was tin-
ihle to attend.
Berniece Matthews and Pat
Thornton spent the - week-end
witli her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
Mike Matthews. Bonnie Akers
ccompanicd them home from
Monmouth to spend tne weeK-
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Berl Akers.
WAC will meet at the home
Mrs. Berl Akers on Friday,
October 17. It will be an all
iv meeting with members ask
ed to bring salads or desserts.
Leslie Madden and Hon saint
Marie of Portland spent the
eek-end at the home of Les
lie's mother, Mrs. Elby Akers.
They went deer hunting with
Ron being the only successlul
unter.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Beggs of
Boise spent Thursday through
Sunday at the home of their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Beggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Wilson
and family have moved into the
Marjorie Baker ranch home.
Friends in the area were no
tified that Alvy Barlow suffer
ed a stroke on Sunday evening
and is in Pioneer Memorial hos
pital. He was found Monday
morning by relatives.
The lone Library Board met
Monday and announces that
Mrs. Bill (Marilyn) Rietmann is
the new librarian. It is also not
ed that new library hours have
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LOTS OF STRENUOUS and time-consuming work Is done between coach and players on the prac
tice field between football games. lone Coach Gordon Meyers (left) is finding a lot of eager
enthusiasm among his boys, and Is having a good building year. Getting a briefing on funda
mentals are Herb Elcstrom (24). Doug Beggs (36), and Dick Snider (26). all seeing plenty of
action this year. They will meet Helix in a Homecoming game in lone this Friday afternoon.
(G-T Photo).
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Heppner spent the week-end been announced. School child
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
Eldon Tucker. The men and
Tanya went deer hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson
and daughter, Kristin, and Deb
bio Warren attended the OSU
USC football game this week
end. The Nelsons also attended
the 30th class reunion at Ore
gon State at the Benton Hotel
of Mrs. Nelson's class of 1939.
They attended both the noon
luncheon and the dinner In the
evening. Lawrence Doherty of
Echo was a member of this class
ren, grades one tnrougn six,
will visit the library each Wed
nesday between 1:30-2:30. Reg
ular hours for others wishing to
use the library facilities are:
Monday and Wednesday from
2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Formerly the
library was opened on Thurs
day but will not be in tho future.
Following worship services on
September 14, a congregational
meeting was held to discuss the
purchasing of a Baldwin organ
that the church had on loan
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for a few weeks. Following re
ports from Mrs. Fred Martin and
Darrell James concerning the
pros and cons of purchase, the
congregation approved the pur
chase of said organ. It was not
ed that over half of the cost
tless trade-in) was available,
Anyone who would like to do
nate to this fund as gifts or
memorials may do so by con
tacting Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom
Approval of the United Church
of Christ budget is needed and
following worship service on
Sunday. October 12, there will
be an important meeting of the
congregation. Everyone is urg
ed to attend.
Pastor Luedde will begin
classes in late winter which
will lead to Confirmation if de
sired. Anyone who is interested
in enrolling should contact Rev.
Luedde as early as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rietmann,
who will again be in charge of
the annual church auction and
barbecue, are already planning
for the 1970 event. Anyone with
suggestions, or anyone who
wishes to be on a particular
committee should contact them.
During the winter months, it
ems could be made for this very
worthwhile event.
Last Thursday the first fall
meeting of the Women's Fellow
ship met-at the parsonage with
Anna Lee James and Allison
Luedde as hostess. Mrs. Darrell
Wilson, president, presided over
the meetinJ. Mrs. Kenneth
Smouse was elected worship
chairman replacing Mrs. Blaine
Chapel who had resigned. Plans
were made to serve dinner for
the youth-adult workshop in
the near future. Mrs. Fred Mar
tin led the group in worship,
assisted by Rev. Luedde. The
next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Bill Rietmann
on October 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meyers
and family recently spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Meyers at Im
naha. Mr. and Mrs. Arland Emert of
Sebastopol. Calif., surprised his
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Pettyjohn, on Sunday with
a short visit on their way home I
following a visit at Raymond,
Wn., with Mrs. Emert's parents.
Princesses for the Homecom
ing Dance to be held at the
lone cafetorium have been cho
sen by the classes. Senior class
princesses are Linda Pettyjohn
and Lynn Justus; junior class,
Jane Krebs: sophomore class,
Jackie Howton; freshman class,
Nancy Ashurst. The Letterman's
Club will vote on the queen and
her name will be announced at
half-time of the lone-Helix foot
ball game on Friday. October
10, played at lone. Crowning
ceremony will be Saturday eve-
The lone High school girls are
playing volleyball under the
coaching of Mrs. Dennis McKay,
Girls from grades 9 through 12
have four teams. Two games
have been played thus far, both
with Riverside, one here and
one at Riverside. The girls have
come out on the short end of
the scoring but will improve
with practice.
The lone student body elect
ert editors for the school news
paper and the lone annual last
Thursdav. Kristin Nelson was
elected to the lone Card'nal and
Karen Edwards to the annual
ning at the homecoming dance, editorial position
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