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REPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thundor. Soptombo 3a 171
lone Boys Win in PP6-K Contest
IONR Several young boy
from lone wont to Hermiston
Saturday to take part In Ford
Motor Company's Punt, Pass and
Kick contest. Winners from lone
arc 8 your olds: Jeff Ilumms,
2nd place and Bobby Roberts,
3rd. U year olds: Dennis Stefanl
1st and Alan Roberts 2nd. 13
year olds: Kim Gutierrez 1st.
The first place winners will go
on to The Dalles for Zone com
petition.
Visitors Flock to Iono
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Miller of
The Dalles were visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Boh Hob
orts Saturday. They will be
staying In lone most of th
month of October hunting and
fishing. Mr. Miller Is retiring
from Union Pacific Itailroad
Sept. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Imel of
Bond were visitors last week at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Knglemnn and Frank and Mrs.
DcLsie Chapel und Ciissio.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas of
Walla Walla Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Delsie Chapel for two
weeks. Mrs. Thomas and Mis.
Jim.' Kngclman went to Colum
bia Center shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kngehnan
and Frank, Mrs. Delsie Chapel
nnd Cassie went deep .sea fish
ing at Warrenton last week.
Karl Wright and Ted Swetnam
of Baker were visitors at the
home of Mrs. Ida Grabill over
the weekend.
TOPS Change Meeting Time
The I.O.N.E. Tops Club have
changed their meeting time
from 2:00 in the afternoon to
Thursday mornings at 10:00.
Miss Chris Gutierrez and Miss
Cathy Holtz were home visiting
their parents this weekend from
BMCC.
Schools Are Busy
Audiometric tests for grades
l-J-5-7 and referrals were given
to students on Wednesday at the
lone tirade School.
The lone High School Card
inals will play Echo hero tomor
row, Oct. 1, nt 2:30.
The lone Jr. High will play
iieppner there Thursday (today)
at 2:00.
Dan Thompson was at lone
Grade School to test grades 4 5 G
for the Title I reading program
Tuesday, Sept. 28.
luesday, Oct. 5 will be the
fclart of (ho glil Volleyball -1 DaltlU Stand Noa?
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I Pendleton 278-T7fllJ
with Pilot Rock at 6:00,
The lone Jr. High School will
ulay Condon at Condon Wed
nesday. Oct. 6, at 2:30.
The Iono High School Card
In tils will pluy Culver here
Thursday, Oct. 7, at 2:30.
The Cth grade nnd their tench
er Cliff Williams went to Bull
Prairie Wednesday for their
Conservation Tour.
No School Oct 8
Friday, Oct. 8. will be slate
wide iu-.servlce day. There will
be no school that day. Teach
ers will lie involved In service
programs sponsored by The
Oregon Dairy Council in Iiepp
ner and various other depart-
nenlal programs around the ar
ea.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coon of Sol-
tan, Wash., were viators at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Ganrsland and family last week.
Mrs. Coon is Mrs. Gaarsl.md's
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. IVrry KoonU of
Kstai'ad.i were visitors over I lie
weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Wall-
ice G.uirsland and family.
Justice of Peace Travels
Ir. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor
eft the first of the week to at
end a Justice of the Peace Con
crenco in Ontario,
Gary Owen of Baker was a
visitor at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Line Millman
over the weekend.
Tanya Tucker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker has
started studies at Blue Moun
tain College in Pendleton. She
is a freshman going into LPN
nurses training.
Mrs. Vera Rietmann gives Party
Mrs. Vera Rietmann gave
dinner Sunday for Mrs. Ruby
Kooert.s birthday. Those attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. John
Turner of Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
Carrol Morrison of Portland, Mr,
and Mrs. Gene Engleman of
Milwaukle und Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Engleman of lone. They are all
sisters nd brothers of Mrs. Riet
mann and Mrs. Roberts.
Another Swanson Granddaughter
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Swanson
of Edmonton, Canada, are the
proud new parents of a baby
girl born Sept. 21. Grandparents
ue Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Swanson of lone, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McMahon of Kenne
wick, Wash.
E02 Steve Lindstrom is home
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom. He Is
stationed with the Seabees
(Navy Cargo Handling and Port
Group) In Williamsburg, Va. He
left Wednesday.
Many friends from Condon,
Butter Creek, Hermiston, Hepp
nor. Lexington, Estacada, along
with the many residents Joined
the festivities at the grand op
ening of The Office Tavern in
Iono Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Dalell went
lo Richland Sunday afternoon to
attend President Nlxon'a visit of
(he Nuclear Reactor at Hanford.
They Mood 30 feel from the Pres
ident.
Kindergarten Starts
Irrigon Schoo
At
Anyone Interested In playln
Woman's Shufflehoard at Th
Office Tavern please either come
on Wednesday mornings at 9
a in. or call 122 7377.
Mrs. Don Edwards and Susa
of Medfonl were weekend visit
ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
U'wis llalvorsen. Susan I
Grand Worthy Advisor of Inie
national imi'T or luiinbow for
GuK In Oregon.
Library Board
Ertertaint Faculties
The lone Executive Libiary
Board gave a tea for the faeul
ties of the lone Grade end HI
Schools. Mrs. Henry Krehs wel
corned the giiexts. The board
members are Mrs. Milton Mor
in, Mrs. James West. Mrs,
hn Prouilfoot, Mrs. Van Hub
bard, Mrs. Vera Rietmann. Mrs,
r.u.nie i.riffilh.
Mrs. Mike Matthews was host
ess fur a special meeting of the
iieljekali Lodge. They draped
ihe Charter In memory of Mr.
r-rnest Lundell.
40th Anniversary Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rodriguez
in irrigon were hosts for a 40th
Anniversary party for her par
ents Mr, and Mrs. John Eubanks
Guests from Portland. Madras.
lolne, Hermiston and Iieppner
anenuen.
Mrs. Helen McCabe returned
home Monday after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Kenneth Kllnger
ano sons in Beaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Crawford
of La Grande were visitors at
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Crawford over the weekend.
Four Attend Wheat Meets
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan
attended the Wheat Commission
meeting In Corvallis Wednesday.
They also attended the Wheat
Growers' Executive Meeting In
Lincoln Beach on Thursday. Mr.
ami ftirs. italpti Crum also at-
tended.
Cardinals Drop One
Ihe lone Uinh School Curd.
I mils were defeated by the Wes-
ion i igers 2bd Saturday at Wes
ion.
The Tigers scored 20 points in
ine urst Half and 6 in the last
quarter. lone came through in
me last quarter when Dick Snl-
er made a 1-yard scoring
piuoge.
lone will play Echo here Fri
day, Oct. 1, at 2:30.
By TRANCES ROSE WILSON
IRRIGON Kindergarten for
the irrigon Koardman area will
begin Oct. 4 at the Irrigon
School, with an 8 month pro-
!gram. In previous years Irrigon
ft. U . .1 -1 . I I .
has had a 3 month kindercart
en program, but now with tne
assistance of Federal 4 A funds
administered through the Uma
tilla Morrow County, 4 C pro
gram they will be able to oper
ate for H months.
Principal Michael Tolar stated
that applications are Itcing re
ceived for the teaching osition
which they expect will he filled
within the week. 21 students
have enrolled from North Mor
row County.
The Ludles Aid of the Com
munity Baptist Church met on
Thursday In the basement of
the church nnd tied out a quilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smalley
of Siwkane, Wash., were guests
of Mrs. Itol Rucker Sept. 18 to
21. They visited at the Dave
Grnybenl home and other friends
in Irrigon, Umatilla and Herm
iston. They are former Irrigon
residents. They were going to
Clarkslon before
Spokane.
and Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Steph
en and Cindy.
Mrs. Al Partlow and Sherry
returned to Irrigon Monday,
Monday, from a 3-week trip to
Ihe Orient Lnroute, they spent
a week In Honolulu, where they
visited points of Interest includ
Ing the Kodak Hula Show, Poly
neslan Cultural Center, Sea Life
Purk, Pearl Harbor Cruise and
International Market Place
From Honolulu they flew to
I Tokyo where they toured the
Imperial Palace and surrounding
grounds, th oGinza Shopping
tenter, various shrines and
parks. While In Japan, they loin
cd a tour group going to Nlkko
on Tobu's DeLuxe Limited Ex
press Train. The tour Included
the Toshogu Shrine over 1,000
years old, and a ride by bus
up the hairpin Irohazaka Drive
way to Lake ChuzenJI and the
famous Kegon Waterfall. After
leaving Japan, they spent scv
oral days In Hong Kong touring
the city. One of the sight-seeing
tours went through the "New
Territories" and to the border of
Mainland China. Tourists were
permitted to photograph the
gate and barbed-wire fence sep
returning to arating the land. One tour
Hal Bergstrom Is taking U. S.
Navy boot traknlm? at the Nav-
al Training Center In San Diego.
He would like to hear from his
friends. His address: SR Harold
Bergstrom, 541-62-9237: Co. No.
315 NTC USN, San Diego, Calif.
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Mrs. Ruckers daughter Violet
Lopez and a friend Juanita Cur
is of Kellogg, Idaho are visit
nj her this week.
The Rev. Wesley Cronk at
tended a Sunday School conven
Ion of Assembly of God Church
s In Portland Sept. 20 through
23. On Wednesday evening he
nd Mrs. Cronk drove to La-
Grande where they participated
in a C. A. Rally.
Mayor and Mrs. Chester Wil
son, Larry and PFC Leon Wil
son, who is home on leave,
rove to Seattle, Wash. Friday
to spend the weekend with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
uound the harbor by Chinese
Junk went past many floating
villages, where the tour guide
stated that as many as three
generations lived on the tiny
sam-pams or Junks. Beside the
floating villages were a float
Ing school, although education
is not compulsory, a floating
social hail and floating church.
The Harbor tour included din
ner aboard a floating restaur
ant, and a drive to the famed
Tiger Balm Gardens. After leav
ing Hong Kong, two days were
In Manila, where they visited
the American-Philippine ceme
tery where thousands of World
War II U. S. Servicemen are bur-1
led. The cemetery is near the
site of General Mac Arthur's bar
racks. That evening, they at
tended a Jal-Lal game, and the
next day took a H hour tour
to Laguna. The trip took them
past hundreds of water buffalo,
some being used to pull plows,
and some being ridden by child
ren. Upon reaching Laguna,
they went by dug-out canoe to
shoot the rapids toward the
Fagsanjan Falls. They flew from
Manila to - Tal Pel, Taiwan,
where they experienced a mildj
typhoon. While in Taiwan, they
were guests of the Rev. (.and
Mrs. Garland Benlntendl, mis
sionaries to Taiwan, and former
pastors of the Stanfield Assem
bly of God Church. Mrs. Tart
low and Sherry wero accompan
ied on their trip by the Rev. and
Mrs. Kenneth Benlntendl and
Melody, who remained In Tai
wan to enter into Missionary
work there.
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