lone Junior HI
is Baseball
Winner
lone Junior IIU:hS iooloii
iMKt tiull fcuine from ..
hmt ori April 20 on the llp
pner fluid by a swr of 6-5,
lipppmT unind to a 3-0
1u1 In IN first timing on
diiuUvs by AllKlott. Marsh
all, and Wilson, tone lied
up the game 3 runs In
the second on 3 errors and
an Rbl by John Ekstrom.
In the third limine, Hoppner
went ahead by 2 runs on trip
les by Wilson and fiurken
bine and asint'.lt'byEckiiiann,
lone won the gamo In the
top half of the fifth with 2
runs on a single by Kim Cut
lerrea ho later stole home
and Todd Peterson, who scor
ed the winning run on an er
(ror. Clay West put out Hop
pner s rally in the bottom
half of the limine ty making
To Eastern Oregon Voters:
I am a candidate for delegate to the Democratic Na
tional Convention from the 2nd Congretootul District
As the only candidate from
the only candidate presently
a unit of local government,
ested in representing the agricultural and small usi
neu communities at well as the interests of local gov'
ernments. Federal and State participation in local af
fair is something that it here to stay, and it is import
ant that our local officials have political experience,
knowledge and influence.
If you cast your vote for me as delegate to the Deaa
ocratic National Convention from this District which
includes all the 18 Eastern Oregon counties plus all of
Marion County and parts of Clackamas and Linn
Counties, I feel sure that it would pat me in a position
where I can be of more service to Gilliam County and
to the District
I support Senator Henry M.
candidate with the knowledge, capacity, and influence
to help develop our natural
tunities, and maintain the quality of our lives.
I would appreciate your help by making my name
known in the parts of the District where I am not as
weH acquainted.
James O. Burns
Gilliam County Judge
Pd. Pol. Adv. James O. Burns
FRIDAY
2 Hours
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Work Shoes t08" tops
Dress Shoes
Bargain Tables
Gardner's Hen's Wear
lone Plans
lone High School hat com
pleted plans for their second
annual Earth Day program.
This year they have ache,
duled a full -day of activi
ties to which (he public Is
Invited. People are asked to
read over the schedule and
attend any or all the sessions
they are niont Interested.
Earth Day Is April 27 for
grades 7-12 and the Inter
ested public.
2 outstanding catches.
Joe Rietmann was the win
ning pitcher, walking 4 and
striking out 8. A llstott pitch
ed well n a losing cause
and gave up only 3 hits,
while his team mates commit
ted 7 errors.
Runs Hits Errors
lone 6 3 2
Heppner 5 6 7
small rural county and
serving as an official in
I am qualified and inter
Jackson as the presidential
resources, increase oppor
NIGHT ONLY 7
Only
Big Things
8.50 to 9.50 Dtrrell Wil
son will show two films," The
River Must Live" and "Pes
ticides In Focus",
10;00 to 11:00-Glen Ward,
gam bioloctKt will speak on
"Predator Control".
11:00 to 11:55 -Harold Dob-
yns will share some of his
experiences as game biolo
gist. Mr. Dobyns Is now
retired.
12:30 to 1:30 -Elton Weeks,
Boeing project manager, will
speak on the Garbage recycl
ing and future uses of the land.
1:40 to 2.20 Karl Urban
of BMCC will give a slide
presentation on Wilderness
Areas.
2:30 to 3:30 -Lois Winches
ter on WlldLife presentation.
Royalty Named
At lone Prom
"Angel Blue Heaven" was
the theme of the lone High
school Junior-Senior prom on
April 15, honoring members
of the graduating senior
class. A stairway to heaven
carried out the theme with
a silver chandelier overlook
ing the center of the dance
floor. Blue and white stream
ers formed a circle around
the area where some 35 cou
ples enjoyed an evening of
dancing.
"The Griffin", a dance
combo from Portland, pro
vided the music for the an
nual affair, which was high
lighted by the cornation of
the royalty chosen by the
Junior class. Nick Ma rick
was named king and Sliauna
Bergstrom was crowned
queen. The prince for the
evening was Herb Ekstrom;
the princess was Mirlene
Magill. Crown bearers were
Sylvia Ladd and Mark
Meyers.
Eighth graders who served
refreshments were Dan
Akers, John Ekstrom, Cath
erine McElligott, and Lori
Bergstrom.
MR. & MRS. DAVID BAKER
spent the weekend in Beaver
ton, where they attended a
spring concert in which
their daughters, Shirley and
Debbie, participated. The
annual concert involves stu
dents of St. Mary's of the
Valley and the Jesuit High
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy W. Lind-
strom attended the April 21
reception in LaGrande ho
noring Mrs. Les Kimbral,
Chairman of the Bu Jget Com
mittee, GrandChapterofOre
gon. MR. & MRS. CHARLES
O'CONNOS were in Portland
over the weekend in order
for Mrs. O Connor to have
a medical checkup.
to 9 p.m.
$2.00
Vl Price
Price
for Earth
MR. I MRS. LINDSAY KIN
CAID. Margaret and Mary
traveled to LaGrande over
the weekend. Mrs. Klnciad
Is enrolled in a soulogy class
at EOC. As a part of the
course study, the group wa
able to tour Hells Canyon
Dam.
Cardinals
Vs Pirates
The lone Cardinals baseball
team fell to the Riverside
Pirates 2-1 on April 18 at
Boardmin. In the first league
game for lone, all of the
scoring took place In the
first inning, with tone's Ed
Winklemin scoring on a
double hit by Dick Snider.
Snider, taking the mound
for lone with John Rietmtnn
catching, struck out 8. River
side's Baker, pitching to
Partlow, struck out 6.
Tom Gates got 2 hits for
lone, with Snider and Winkle
man each getting 1 hit. Board
man's Ron Biker, Richards,
and Burnhard got 1 hit a piece
for their team
lone had 1 run on 4 hits
on no Riverside errors, while
the Pirates had 2 runs, 3
hits, on 3 lone errors,
A 3-inning abbreviated
game followed the main action
with lone winning 5-1. Ione's
Kent Gutierrez and Winkle
man pitched with Winkleman
and Kevin Gutierrez picking
up the catching duties.
tone Boy
BOY STATERS from left:
and Greg Wilson, alternate.
Recently selected to repre
sent lone High School at Boys
State, June 11-17, on the cam
pus of OSU are John Riet
mann and David Warren.
Gregg Wilson has been cho
sen to serve as alternate.
John, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Rietmann, has participa
ted in football, baseball, and
basketball for three years,
and is also a Lettermen's
Club member. For 3 years,
he has been a member of
the pep band, of which he
served as Junior director this
year. He is currently serv
ing the junior class as vice
president. Outside activities include
being a 4-H Ski Club mem
ber for 7 years, and a ski
instructor for the past 3
years. A member of the
lone United Church of Christ,
John is presently a delegate .
to the State Conference Coun
cil. The son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Visiting Mrs. Gladys Drake
over the weekend were her
daughter, Mrs. Riy Turner
and ton, Monte, from Eugene.
Mrs. Drake was also host
to Mr. and Mrs. William Ful
ler of Eugene. They were
here to attend the Shirley
Nichols - Mike Powell wed
ding, on April 22.
Kelly Reagen, Portland,
was an April 15-16 guest
of the Eldon Tucker family.
She is a classmate of (heir
daughter, Tanya Tucker, at
BMCC.
loneVs Weston
lone defeated Weston inlea
Rue action on April 21 on
Ione's home field, 6-1. The
Cardinals earned runs in
the first Inning, with 1 run
in the third, and 1 In the
sixth inning.
The Cards got 6 runs on
6 hits on 4 errors commit
ted by Weston, while the op
ponent earned 1 run, 2 hits,
on no Cardinal errors.
The lone battery consisted
of Dick Snider and John Riet
mann. Towne and Sams made
up the battery for Weston.
Snider struck out 8 batters,
while Towne struck out 4
Snider got 2 hits for lone,
with Kent Gutierrez, Mike
Warren, Tom Gates, and Phil
Carlson each getting 1 hit.
Roberts and Erickson had
1 hit a piece for Weston.
Staters
David Warren, John Rietmann
Arthur Warren, David has
been active in football and
basketball for 3 years, track
for 2 years, and baseball for
1 year. He attended the state
track meet as a sophomore.
David Is a msmber of the
National Honor Society and
of the Lettermen's Club. He
currently served on the Mor
row County Governor' s Youth
Council and on the Morrow
County Juvenile Advisory
Council. He recently was the
winner in the senior divi
sion of the lone American
Legion Auxiliary essay con
test. Gregg is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Darrel Wilson. As
a Lettermen's Club member,
he has participated in bask
etball and baseball for 3
years. He is also a Na
tional Honor fxiety member
and served as president of
his sophomore class. Ac
tive for 3 years in 4-H, Gregg
is also a member of the lone
United Church of Christ.
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lone School
Calendar
On Friday, April 28 the
high school girls track team
will participle in a meet at
LaGrande.
The hitth school tennis team
will compete with Athena on
Miy 1, at Athena at 3 p.m.
The Junior-high laselwll
team will host KtanfleM at
2 p.m. on Miy 2.
On May 3, the high school
tennis team will host Con
don at 3 p.m.
The jiiiilor-hhjh track team
will take (tart in the May
Day track meet In Arlington
on Miy 5.
High school baseball action
with Riverside at lone will
begin at 2 p.m on Friday
May 5.
Beta Omega Chapter of Fp
silun Sigma Alpha will have
its annual banquet at ThiTs
Cafe on Sat. evening, Apr. 29.
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ST. WILLIAM'S ALTAR SO
CIETY will have Its regu
lar monthly meeting on
Thiirs., Miy 4. in the
church basement. All mem
bers are urged to attend the
S p.m. meeting.
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Mrs. Berl Akers. represen
tatives of W. How's Grange,
attended the Hood River Blos
som Festival on April 23.
The festival, sponsored by
the granges In Hood River
County, was attended by some
2,000 members throughout
O egon. Dinner was served
at the Blossom DiySmorgas
board at Pine Grove Grange.
This was the twentieth year
of the festival.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mc
Kay and Robyn spent April
22 In LaGrande In order for
Mr. M-Kay to attend a meet
lng of the Oregon Education
Association delegates to its
representative council.
GARLAND SW ANSON re
turned home on April 19 after
undergoing surgery at St. An
thony s Hospital in Pendleton,
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