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KCPPKCR. (0K . CAZtTTT-TIMCI. Tfcurwdar. rebruorr 19. m lone Extension Unit to Meet Feb. 16 F I IM A M.'K.O K VF-Ttw I n wan of the T r rt;u I xteiuiot; Service .I; n:r! at 1 ' 1 OC i Hi. OTi UrO.wi fet 1 WIS 1.- ens"'- "K.' to dnect ! r.4st CV.C'r" ;11 t the ! .-:e. A" interested p.:le ..re t rviu'.'.y trwted to attend t: t V'" A play are for ctu; Jrei: is available. I .-.!;. Tallts conduct pr vrn., which will in cUJr a fUn.. J. M.ers. Assistant Tir ct.r of Extension Service, will W i t-4 t i' Ihr EH5 j..r Iu.UtT s dir.nrr honor itj 44-: l-ir or. Thursday, Fet. It, it ? pit. The Ion K-rvv.: Cafrvria U1 b the j.-:::n. f.-r th Uinquet, hicr. .". Killers tll pUr.. ?repre ar.d serve. Al'X'.LUFY PLANS r:FT!:LAV The" American legion Auxiiurv ii'..': at the home of M-s. Fuby Foherts on Feb. 2. Tr. gr. mJe pUns for the :3 rd t.r:Way of the Le gl &, s-'.'.r j-ec U be celebrat ed on NUrcr. 13. The croup vot-d mctwy to the Crippled Cr.i.drer.'s H&rlUl in Eugene. Troj Li'Oitrom, s ir. of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. lindstroir., w;n tr.; sveoul cake design ed t Mrs. W ilium 2 inter at fci':f::n.e of the lor.e-Ecto game Feb. 3. F-y coincidence, it was r.is birthday' Mr. ar.o Mrs David Baker returned home recently after taking their daughter, Debra, to Beaverton, where she at tends St. V.iry's Academy. Deora was home for approx imate!) a week, due to illness. prernns a menu for the liou't dinner scheduled for feb. 2, as the major item of business at (he lone Altar Society meeting Thurda) at tr.f ton-.e of Mra. Car Sn son Those present were; Ms. I'avid Baker, Mr. Swaasott, Mrs, 0 C. Weaver. Mr. Hord Crowell. Mra.Charlea Doners . and Mrs. Dniu M: Kay. Oa- tt i.lU A sleigh rtdio party at enjoyed Thursday evening, by several nienihers of the Sun day School classes of the lone I'mted Church of Christ. The Lindsay Mneaid ranch as the setti.v for the etent, hicfe as hu'tUi:hted lth a spa ghetti feed anda bonfire. Those attending ere: Fioky CUtwrt. John and Bud Kinckld. Tarn nue Tucker, Ktm Petty jufcn. L eland W!ute. Douj Brwtot. Arletu Aldrtch. Lisa Mar tin. Margaret and Mary Mn caid. and Brian and Gregg Ktetnann. Also present to as sist Mr. and Mrs. Kincald ere Mr. and Mrs. BB1 Kiel nunn, Tom White and Mark Fietmann, SK! Bl'S TO FVN ?kimg conditions ere re ported as excellent at Arbuck le Mountain this past weekend, which was the first official day of skiing or. the slope. The ski bus will leave for Arhuckle as scheduled at 8 30 Saturday morning, Feb. 12, from lone Kitjh School. The first and second grade "pee we" buskettuil teams competed during halftime of the JV Echo-lone game or. Feb. 4. George Dabbs arrived home for the weekend from the Se attle area, where he has been employed on a construction project for the Seattle-Tacoma airport. Also joir.inc the rjabfc' s Selling Afc the Ranch At Privote Treoty our Crop of 2-yeor Old Bulls Performance and Carcass Information Available Phone 676-5311 Location: 13 Miles West of Heppner on Condon Hwy. FRANK ANDERSON household was kathy Hulti, daughter of Mrs. lhtw, who i a freshman student at BMCC. Pendleton. JR. HIGH DOUBLE OS I MA Ttl.L A Coach Jerry Martin's lone Junior High basketball teams scored double victories on Jan. "t, against V nut ilia. Todd Pe terson was high point man fur the "A" team by scoring 9 points. Kim Gutierrea, John Fkstrom, Joe Rietmann, and Clay West scored 6 points each to contribute to the 3 2" win. Mike Ciybran was high point scorer for the Umatilla team by scoring 15 points. 'This gan.e was a true In dication of team wjrk.asscor lng was well-bulanced." said Coach Martin about his charg es. rn Akers led the " B"' team to a 32-26 victory by scoring 11 points, followed by leKoy Kea with 6 points. Mrs. Lloyti Morgan was hon ored guest at a birthday pr ty on Sunday, Feb. 6, at the home of Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn. Family members present were Mrs. Cleo Drake, Mrs. El don Tucker, and Mrs.. Paul Pettyjohn, Jr. TO POSTMASTERS MEET Mrs. Charles O'Connor, lone Post Mistress, attended the Mid-w inter Post Master Con ference Jan. 31 Feb. 2, held in Portland. The Oregon Chap ter of the National Associa tion of Post Masters conduct ed Its meeting at the Shera ton Hotel. Mrs. O'Connor serv ed on the Constitution and By laws committee, as well as helping with registration. Af ter the conference, Mrs. O' Connor went to Eugene, where she visited their daughter, Terri, a University of Ore gon senior. Mr. O'Connor Join ed his wife and daughter in Eugene. The O'Connors return ed to lone on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Dean Lovgren, Portland, were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lovgren. While here, they also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fcbert Peterson, Pick and Dawn. Mrs. Peterson is Dean's sister. JR HIGH HAVE 2 OVER ECHO lone s Junior High "A" squad brought home a 46-23 victory over Echo on Feb. 4. Kim Gutierrez dropped in 11 points for the victors, fol lowed by Todd Peterson and John Ekstrom with 8 points each; Joe Rietmann and Skye Krebs with 6, Clay West, 3, LeRoy pea, 2, and Dan Ak ers, 2. Coach Jerry Martin commended the team effort that was displayed and cited Skye Krebs for his outstanding work in rebounding, passing, and in leading the fast breaks. Echo's Fisher was high for his team with 11 points. The "B" team was handed a 41 29 defeat by the hosting Echo team. Eight lone players scor ed. LeRoy Rea took high scor ing honors with 7 points. Echo had two players, Bean and Berry, who scored 12 points each. All Saints Episcopal Church Shrove Tuesday EJGM TUESDAY, FEB. 15 (Served by the women of the Episcopal Church) 1 1 :00 A.M. to 1 :30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. LUNCHEON SUPPER .ADMISSION: Adults $1.25 Family Ticket $4.00 High School .75 Children .50 All You Can Eat MENU Ham, Pancakes, Homemade Syrup, Fruit and Coffee TffiS MESSAGE SPONSORED IT TOUB BOME-OWHED MKI AS A COJOCimTT tElTlCl DANK OF b jEastern Oregon nzrrwz b i o he ku otot HEMIEt rECEBAl. DEPOSIT W1UHAKCS COEPO1AT10H Coach Martin commented on the excellent (umort tttat U community tut given In Jun ior high teams and nofwt titer will he a go.J attemwuire at the last garnet of the season. They went to tiaardman oa Feb. 9. and the last ganx of the season will he played at ileppner on Feb. 18, at Z 00. The Gooseberry llveatock Club met at the Valby luth eran Church this wist weekend for the purpose of electing officers. Mrs. Rodney Llwiell, Arllnf ton, was hostess for a Home Interior rvcoratins Party o Feb. 3. at the home of Mrs. Berl Akers. Many Itema for every room In the house were shown to the 12 (ruests by Mrs. Mildred 111 umson, Ar lington. Mrs, Roy . Lindstrom re turned home Sunday after un dergoing major surrery at the Pendleton Community Hospi tal. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mor gan attetvied a banquet at the Cosmopolitan Hotel In Port land Jan. 31. The banquet was In honor of the Whitman Coun ty Farm Bureau. The Mor gans also returned their grand son, Brian, to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Peck, Portland. Brian had been a guest of the Morgans for sev eral days. Mrs. Elmer Ellis was trans ferred from the Pioneer Mem orial Hospital, Hepvner, to a Pendleton Hospital on Tues day. Mrs. Ellis slipped on an Icy sidewalk on lone's main street. SFECUL M7SIC A special Music Sunday, will be held at the regular 11:00 service at the lone United Church of Christ on Feb. 20, which is the beginning of Lent. The services will be followed by a coffee hour. Kristme Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pe terson, is recuperating In her parent's home after having sur gery Jan. 28. at Community Hospital in Pendleton. Fourteen members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary of Her miston were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan on Wednesday evening. Sandy Bryson and her son, Brian, of Portland, were weekend guests of her father, J. H. Bryson. Mrs. Harold Sherer has been hospitalized in Pioneer Mem orial Hospital, Heppner, where she has been receiving care since Jan. 2t. BASKETBALL THIS WEEKEND lone High School's basket ball team will host Umapine at 8:00 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 11. The Junior Varsity squad will play Heppner's freshman team at 6:30 p.m. On Saturday, Feb. 12, the Weston basketball team will travel to lone for JV action at 6:30 p.m. and Varsity play to begin at 8:00 p.m. Valentine's parties will be enjoyed by the grade school students in lone on Monday afternoon. The Cascade Locks ganw, that was postponed this past weekend due to the bad wea ther, has been rescheduled for Saturday, Feb. 26. The lone School girls' bas ketball team will travel to Pilot Rock for a game sched uled at 6:00 p.m. on Thurs day, Feb. 17. The team Is coached by Mss Barbara Tal ley and John Wagenblast. Grade School's Election Results Announced Last week was election week at Heppner Elementary School. On Monday the class es nominated candidates; cam paigning took place the remain der of the week; and candi dates addressed a 5th to 8th grade assembly Friday mor ning. At the conclusion of the elec tion assembly students return ed to their home rooms to vote. Election results were announced at noon' New officers are: President, Suzanne Cutsforth, 8th grade; vice-president, Jeff Cutsforth, 7th grade; secretary, Lynn Gochnauer, 6th grade, and treasurer, Allen Burkenbine, 8th grade. Class representat ives who will serve on the student council are: 8th grade, Robert Eckman and Jon Prock, 7th grade, Brian Swee ney and John Schiller; 6th grade, Janice Healy and Bruce Young; 5th grade, Ro sanna Marlatt and Wendy Myers. MR. AND MRS. BILL Mc Leod of Pendleton were here Friday visiting Mrs. McLeotTs grandmother, Mrs. Scott Furlong and her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Mathews. Irrigon Hearing Set on Zoning By FRA KCES ROSE WILSON IRRIGON - K public hear itv will be held by the Irri gon PUntunt Commission, on the proposed land use toning ordinance at 7.30 Thursday, Feb. 10, In the CoucU room of the old School building. Some changes were made In the pro-xined tone district lines, at the last Planning Commission nieetlr;. Aming these was the elimination of an Industrial tone. Fast of 1 2th Street and between the Railroad and the Corps of En gineers take line. This area was moed Into low density residential which comprises mast of the land, outside of government owned. North of the highway. A Comntrel District lying West of 10th St. on either side of the railroad Right of Way will provide for future business establishments. All other land within the city south of the htgfiway, not included la the commercial zone Is proposed as Farm Residential. Building lots In this area are required to be no less than one acre. Some objection may be raised in tlus area, since 2 owners of separate tracts have plans to sell tots of ap proximately ' 4 acre. Ordinance provisions for each district will be present ed and an opportunity given for questions and comments. IFF1GON POSTMASTER ATTENDS CONFERENCE LaVelle Partlow, Irrigon Postmaster, along with other Oregon Postmasters, attended a mid-winter conference at the Sheraton Hotel in Portland Feb. 1 and 2. "New Concepts of the Post al Service" was the keynote of the two-day gathering of approximately 200 Oregon postmasters. Classes In Lobby Manage m;nt. Customer Programs, Getting the Mall Home. Labor Management, Personnel Com pensation and Safety were on the program in which the post misters participated. IMStltuMrr ,1'n agers are charged with bring ing the new concepts to the local offices. Mrs. Partlow stayed with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. abd Mrs. Gene Berg and Ron of VanciHJvrr. ish.. awl also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bxrry and Mt S'W WcCos of Portland, Mr. ami Mrs. Pus sell McCoy of Vancouver. MAJOR G Rt VSS Mfc.'ETS HANGERS Mijor Clarence Gross, sec tional commander of the Roy al Rangers, mot with the Ir rigon Royal Rangers, Friday. According to Major Gross "If it is not worth tralnim- bovs l.il our replacement, then we are not worth replacing". The Royal Ra lifers U a scout ing program for all Ihs Hi town, 7 years through high school. The group In Irrigon m et each Friday at S AO p.m. at the Assemhly ofGodChurch. There will be outings and Camp outs scheduled through out the summer, under the di rection of Rev. Wesh y Cronk and Perry Pumnul. There ill be a camp out for bins of this section June 22-24. MiiDKNTS ATTEND GOSPEL SEEVICE A genuine interest has bi'en shown by Riverside High School students who attend re llii;uON-VuAlil'MAN The Irrigon, B.ardiiwn PJK will in 'ft on leb. U at A C. Houghton Elementary School. The Fifth grade will present the program Under the dlrec- least tun cH services each Tuesday afternoon, between SO and 3 30 at the Commu nity C hurch In i.rdman. The services are under thedtrac turn of Pastor Nell KliiK of paardmtn and Pastor Wesley Cronk of irrigon. and feature gosel singing aid Bible sta les. : lion of their teactwr, Rt Hosier. MSB cniiiJeinnnic (3il9Q0Effi3iI3Sl -TaHZEECni' HAVE A .J v--v .W-k f"dki f$MS K- 1 f!.'" a: Make Her Valentine's Day Happy with an ELECTR C APPUANCE Columbia Basin Electric Co-op Your Friendly Local Cooperative Lexington, Oregon
