SZETTE-TIMES
Thurs Noyorabor 6. 1969
lone American Legion Plans Veterans Day Program
Br EVA HAMLETT
IONE The American Legion
at lone plans a Veterans Day
program on Nov. 11 at 11 a.m.
.. Mnmnrlll Field. JUdCO
Jones will be the guest speaker
and possibly tne nana win
play. The Post will conduct
memorial service.
Following the program a spa
ghetti feed will be served at the
American Legion Hall. This will
be sponsored by the American
Legion Auxiliary.
Lundell Service
Funeral services were held
for Mary P. Lundell, 85.
of lone, on Monday, November
3, 1909 at 2:00 p.m. at the Unit
ed Church of Christ with Rev.
F. W. Luedde, Jr. officiating.
Sacred selections of "In The
Garden" and "In The Sweet Bye
and Bye" were sung by Anna
Lee James, and organist was
Darrell James.
Casket bearers were Roy w.
Llndstrom, Richard Lundell,
Garland Swanson, Carl Troed
son. Fred Martin, and Donald
Anthony Lakes Ski
Area Plans Schedule .
For Winter Activity
Anthony Lake Ski Area Oper
ating schedule has been an
nounced by General Manager
Keith Petrie.
Petrie said the area will open
as soon as conditions permit,
hopefully the middle of Novem
ber, and will operate week-ends
until Christmas vacation. During
the regular season lifts will run
Wednesday through Sunday and
every day during Thanksgiving,
Christmas and spring vacations,
except for Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
Extended lift hours were al
so announced. Lifts will open
9:30 a.m. weekdays and 0:0d
a.m. week-ends, holidays and
during vacations. Closing hours
will be extended from 4:00 to
4:30 p.m. the middle of Febru
ary or as soon as day light con
ditions permit, Petrie comment
ed. Anthony Lakes Ski area was
rated "The Most Loveable Ski
Area In America," this year by
"Ski", a leading national sports
magazine.
The ski area is located 40
miles southeast of La Grande
in the heart of the Wallowa
Whitman National Forest. An
thony Lakes boast Oregon's
highest skiing with a base op
eration of 7,100 ft.
Newlyweds Go East
Sgt. and Mrs. Stephen Jurcich
(the former Kathy Melby), mar
ried Oct. 25 at St. Patrick's
Catholic church, returned to
Condon from their honeymoon
at the Oregon Coast and Port
land Friday to find transfer or
ders. Set. Jurcich, an electronics
technician, is to report at Ben
ton Air Force Base at Benton,
Pa., Dec. 8. They will leave for
the east coast Nov. 15.
Larry Lindsay, secretary of
the Morrow County Grain Grow
ers board of directors, was re
cently re-elected a director of
the North Pacific Grain Growers
at Portland.
Hellker. Concluding services
were in the Valby Cemetery.
Mrs. Lundell passed away Frl
day. October 31. at the Pendle
ton Community hospital, hne
was born May 4
lows, north of lone, to Henry
and Sallna Cleveland Petre, ear
ly pioneers of that area. Mrs.
Lundell lived in the lone area
all of her life, and was preced
ed In death by her husband.
Oscar, and a son Kenneth.
She was a graduate of Ore
con Normal School in Monmouth
in 1903. and taught in he
Gooseberry area during the
early 1900's.
Mrs. Lundell was a member
of Willows Grange No. 672 and
a past state lecturer in the
Grange. She was a long time
member of Locust Chapter No.
119, OES, the lone Garden Club
and the United Church of Christ.
Survivors Include two sons.
Harlan Lundell, Boise, Idaho
and Dale Lundell, Piedmont.
Culif.: sister, Josephine Huff,
Seattle, Wn.; and six grand
children. ... i
Relatives and friends attend
ing from out of town were Mr.
and Mrs. Harlan Lundell, Cur
tis -and Corliss,-Mr,- and -Mrs
John Ahlin. and Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Evans from Boise, Ida
ho; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lundell.
Eddie, Judy and Lisa from Pied
mont. Calif.: Mrs. Beulah Lun
dell and Wally Lundell, Mrs
Edris Llndstrom from Portland;
Mrs. Louise Crutcher from
Gresham; Mrs. Elmo McMillan
from Salem; Stepnen Linnsirom
from Touchet. Wn.; Miss Susan
Llndstrom from La Grande; Mr
on, I Mrc Hirharfl I.undcll and
Michael. Sharlcne and Adon
Hamlett from Pendleton; Mr
and Mrs. Lyle Allyn. and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Tatone from Board
man; Mrs. D. Tatone from At
lington; and Mrs. Kenneth Tur
ner from Heppner.
Mr nrwl Mrs. A. A. Stefani,
Jr.. spent last week-end In Rose-
burg at the home or Mr. ana
Mrs Norman Berestrom and
family of Chico, Calif.
Mr ami Mrs. Herbert Eks
trom. Sr. spent from the 18th of
October to tne :nn, ai acra
mento, Calif., attending a bull
sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson,
Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Nelson drove to Prineville over
the week-end to attend the auc
tion sponsored by the Pilot
Butte Community Church.
Mrs. Edris Lindstrom, Mrs.
Hilda Runcnn nnri Miss T.oah
Wilson, drove up from Portland
Sunday. Mrs. Benson was me
fnrmnr HilrWnrri Williams. Who
taught In the lone School Sys-
Call 384-2292, Condon.
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VETERANS DAY
PROGRAM
Tuesday, Nov. 11, 11A.M.
IONE MEMORIAL FIELD
SPEAKER:
Judge Paul Jones
Spaghetti Feed 11:30 A.M.
lone Legion Hall
Adults 1.25
Children .75
Pre-School Free
Sponsored By
lone American Legion Auxiliary
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former student and friends.
Sunday evening, November 2.
the young people from lone,
Lexington and Heppner, met at
the lone United Church of
Christ for an Informal supper
and meeting with Robin Will on
Drugs: Their Use and Abuse.
The young people met at 6:00
p.m. and about 7:30 p.m. they
were Joined by a large number
of parents and interested
adults. Mr. Will was accompa
nied by John Karafotls, Neil
Brown. Don Cron and Teresa
Graham, all of Portland, who
entered Into the discussion.
lone High School students
participated In a noise parade
Friday. The parade started at
the high school and wound
around town. The students were
preparing for the lone-Weston
game. Cars were decorated with
crepe paper, balloons and signs
with teams assigned to ecn
car. After the parade a pep as
sembly was held in the gym.
Mr. Bcggs awarded prizes for the
best decorated cars, as decided
by vote of the teachers.
It was bad new for lone af
ter the game as Weston down
ed the Cards 46-8 in the last
game of the season. The first
quarter was an evenly fought
battle ending In a 0-0 tie. In
the second quarter Weston's Jack
Sams and Russ Evans each
charged for a touchdown. lone's
Dick Snider passed to Joe Mc
Elligott for a 69-yard touchdown
and David Warren caught the
pass for the PAT. The half end
ed lone, 8, Weston 14.
The rest of the game was
U'nctnn'i unriina In (hp lonsid-
ed score. In spite of the mighty
efforts of the Cardinals.
Ione's volleyball team hosted
thu Echo team on Thursday,
Oct. 30, only to come out on the
bottom, winning one matcn ana
losing two.
Tnn.'i rod teum had the onlv
victory by winning two out of
three games, tiign poini scorers
were Karen tawaras wnn ii
points, and Nancy Ashurst with
Gfi.
The White team started out
riaht hv u-lnnine their first
game but the next two games
ended In defeat High scorers
urn Jackie Howton with 10
points and Lynn Justus with 9
points.
Since Echo only had three
teams lone had to combine their
Blue and Yellow teams, mgn
point scorers were Cheri Carlson
with 3 points ana jwanene jwa
pill and Carlev Berestrom with
2 points each.
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