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ItKITNKU iOKV. I. r.AZKTTF TIMRS. TluirHimy. Muv U. 1572 lone Legion lo Serve Dinner Election Day The lone American I eglon Auxiliary will serve an llec li. lay pinner on Tuesday, M.iv 2-, Ivi-tnnmi: at 11 30 a ni. at tlx legion Hall May 23 is the prwary lctin for the state of Oregon, Plans were nude for the dinner at the May 2 meeting of the auxiliary The election of officers for the auxiliary as also con ducted. Kirs, Helen Nb'Cabe ill wrw as president, with Mrs. John Jepsen assisting as vice-president Taking over the secretary-treasurer duties will k Mrs. Charles Wherty Vrs. FdithNichoson ill se r v e a s c U pi I n a mi Mr s . Chfi Aldrich will have the stream at arms duties The p roupalsoelected Mrs. Potter ty, Mrs. Jepsen, and Mrs. McCaoe as delegates to the state convention June 21- 24 at M-"dford. AS MKS GARLANPSUAN son was unable to attend Mollis Weekend" on the OSl campus, her grand daughter. Cheryl Tumor, re placed her. Cheryl was a guest of an uncle, Jim. an OSl junior, for the festive weekend. She traveled to Cor vallis with Mrs. Roderick Murray, Mis. Ed Gundersor., and Mrs. Frank Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mason of Oak Grove, visited with the Alfred Nelson s over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Foss ner of Salem were April 29 30 weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ko W Lindstrom. On April 2Sthe Ressner's and Lin.istrom s attended the 73th anniversary of the Wallowa Valley Chapter No. 30, of Enterprise. Weekend guests of the Gar land Sanson's were Helen Frad and Steve Mark of Cor vallis. Mr. Mark is an econ omist at OST. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turner and family joined the Swanson'sand their guests on Sunday. Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy A Lind strom and family were Ruth Mason, and Betty Faturos of Portland and Bert Mason of Oak Grove. Mrs. Elmer Griffith is in Portland for medical tests and is staying with her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dight Haugen of Lake Oswe go. MR AND NHS. JOHN JEP sen and family were in Baker for the weekend. They attend ed the 40th wedding anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore, Sr. The reception was held at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Dale Nebeker. MR. & MRS. KEITH PECK, Natalie and Brian were week end guests ofKeith'sparents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan. MARBRO ' . I.I . 1. I I M"- "W i-v Check These -Specials '69 Datsun Road- ster gn '66 Ford Ranchero V-8 S895 '69 V.W. 2 door 4 speed R.H. $1195 '63 Scout 4x4 hubs 2 to choose fiom 995 OVER 3 O 0THER USED CARS --To Choose From - - Ph. 276-0.r.O We'll be glad to bring any of these vehic les to your home for your approval No obligation! -Call us at Gene Broun 276-5101 Jim Harvey 276-7105 Dave Breland 567-5730 MARBRO 515 S.E. ph. 276-0330 Traveling to Bend for a reception honoring Mrs. W. truest Jones, Grand I ectur er, Grand Chapter of Ore lion, were Mr am! Mrs. Roy W. I tndstrom. The May 6-7 reception was held at the Pi lot Butte Junior High School in Bend. Built Mason and Hetty Fa turos, Willamette Manor, Portland. ere weekend quests of Mary Lindsay. lone Two Shore Musical Honors Richard Hamlett and Cheri Carlson, lone High School seniors, will represent their school at the twenty-fourth annual .Vl'SlC IN MAY. he in; held on Ma 11. 12. and 13 at Forest Grove. Students were chosen for the honor on the basis of works performed in music, years ol private lessons, and tin- director's recommenda tions. Guest conductors for the annual affair w ill be John Ken dall. Professor of String Development, Southern Il linois Imwrsttv, Lloyd Pfau sic. Southern Methodist I'm versity; ami Albert Freed man. Profesor of Music Edu cation and Woodwinds, at Pa cific University. Darrell James, lone High School music instructor, will accompany the pair. lone P.T.A. Reception The public is cordially in vited to attend the May 11 PTA reception, honoring those people who will retire at the end of the present academic year. They are Mrs. Franklin Ely. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Matthews, and Mrs. Ida Coleman. The recep tion will begin at 8 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Also on the agenda will be displays of the lone High Scho ol shop students. Lynn Kill pack is the Industrial Arts instructor. John Rietmann, Mark Rietmann, Ed Winkel man, Dick Snider, and Clint Krebs will give short talks on their accomplishments during the year. PRIVATE FIRST CLASS GENE CROA'ELL and his wife are visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crow ell. Private Crowell is on a 15-day leave from Fort Knox, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nel son were May 7 and 8 guests oi his imtner, BertnaNeison, who resides at the Terwil liger Plaza in Portland. DATSUN '67 Datsun pickup 4 speed $895 '67 Volvo Wagon Std. Shift RSH $1395 '67 V.W. 2 door 4 speed R.H. $895 '61 Scout 4x4 new motor $695 home, too: DATSUN Dorion Pendleton Some ( the I"" attending I' Jacobs-Allen wedding, visits with former area resident!., Mr. and Mrs, i;.iymond l.undoll and Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hiehl. all of Fugene. Mr. Hiehl Is a former ione High School teacher and ciueh. Susan l indstrom, an air line sie.trdess with Western Airlines, is a guest in the home of hei parents, Mr and Mrs. hoy W. l.iiufstrom. Miss l.iiHistron' is currently stationed in IVnver. ... 1 i CHERI CARLSON MRS. VIDA HELIKFR and Mrs. Norman Nelson repre sented the lone Extension I' nit Mav 2-1 at the Oregon Home miker Extension Council. OSL, Corvallis. Mrs. Ileli ker was recocnized for being a 40-year inoniher of exten sion. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin were in Posehurg over the weekend to attend a wed ding reception of their nep hew and his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Horton. Mrs. Mar tin's mother, Mrs. F A. Hor ton joined the Martin's at Lallas and also attended the reception. OUTDOOR COOKERY ill be the lesson of the Ione Extension Unit on Wed., May 17, at 10 a.m. in Willows Grange Hall. Mrs. Lei La Hue and Mrs. Elmer Ladd will lead the group on bar beque, foil cookery, and food safety. Each person is ask ed to bring one or two pieces of chicken to barbe que. Mr. and Mrs Norman Nel son attended the "Mom's Weekend" festivities on the OSL Campus, Corvallis, over the weekend. Their daughter, Kristin, and son. Chuck, are students at OSU. They en joyed a concert by B.J. Tho mas and the inter-frater-nity sing. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom attended the moet m of the Long Creek Chapter of Eastern Star on May 3. French Class Goes Visiting Miss Sarah Andrew's lone High School Frencn class took a field trip to Portland on May 3. The group dined at the Chateau L'Abbe', a French restaurant inMilwau kie. They toured the Port land Art Museumand the State Historical Society. The stu dents were accompanied by Miss Andrew, Mrs. Roland Bergstrom, and Mrs. Louis Carlson. The French stu dents taking the tour were Christina Lindstrom, David Warren, Gresg Wilson, Shauna Bergstrom, Cheri Carlson, Cathy Cannon, Kath leen McEUigott, Melissa Mc Elligott. and D-Ann Barnett. MRS. ROBERT REAVIS of Lexington was taken to Port land to Providence Hospital from Pioneer Memorial Hos pital last week. Her mother, Sara Banks came up from Mbany to be with her. Mrs. Banks ac companied Mr. Reavis to Portland on Wed. oflast week. ALFANAL tor ARTHRITIS RELIEF I I Ufd successfully by thousands . . No harm ful side effects Rcallv works! Trv ALr -ANAL for iust 30 davs. See for yourself. ' ORDER NOWl I TO: Crater Labs p O. Box 39 K Ashland. Ore. 97520 Name Address fitv. State ( i S7.95 Enclosed (check or m.o.l i i Send more information Boardman Hails HOAliPMAN Atxmt 200 person attended the recep lion held At the Hiverslde htfh school conmioas Sun. afternoon in hiwor of Mrs. e Hillings, who is retirlnc this year after 37 years of teaching schixil. In charge of the affair were Mrs. I a ern Partlow and Mrs. Harold Kikor. A.s.sistuii; In serving were the following: Punch bowl M -s. Pete Peterson. Mrs. Kenneth Hrotidhent. Mrs. Hon Inniels, Mrs. Hob Sicard. Mrs. val Sullivan and Kase RICHARD HAMLETT Lexington Folk At i rv:ir,TON The wed ding of Rochelie Smith, daughter of Mrs. Py Smith of Pendleton, and George E. peck son of Mrs. Ray L'ck les and the late Ellwynne Peck, of Lexington as held Thurs. mornirn! at St. An thonv s Hospital in Pendle ton. The wedding originally scheduled for April 28th had tu be postponed due to in juries suffered in a car ac cident to the groom, best man, and Rochelie' s brother. The bride was lovely in a white lace gown with train, fashion ed and made by herself and a veil of net centered with a satin rose. Her bouquet was of white carnations and red rosebuds. She was given in marriage by her brother Robert Smith who escorted the bride via his wheel chair. The best man also in a wheel chair was David Ban Beek, who escorted the groom also in a wheel chair to the waiting room of the fourth floor of St. Anthony's which was decorated with bouquets of white carnations. Performing the double ring ceremony was Rev. Raymond Bates of the Free Methodist Church of Pendleton. Maid of honor was Arvella Nor quist in a street length lav ender dress with matching hat. Following the ceremony the groom's sister Dixie Kay Streeter served the wedding cake to the invited guests. Mr. Peck who is to be re leased from the hospital this week will remain ir. Pendle ton, until the 26th at which time he will return to his duties in the L'SS Navy. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones were those from Lexington who attended the wedding ser vices. Mr. and Mrs. Burke O'Brien and and daughter were week-end visitors at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alajeske. DEBBIE CAMPBELL AND DEBBIE MAJESKE were Sun. callers at the home of their parents Mi . and Mrs. Gene Majeske and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Campbell. Ray Papineau is a patient in Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner. ( ALICE VANCE Republican Candidate for Clerk of Morrow County Your support and encouragement is appreciated Mrs. Billings ll.ioi.ier; Cak Mrs. Jer ry ivck, Mrs. Perry Turn-iii-l. Mrs. Vernon Huss-ll, Mrs. Carrol Donovan. Mrs. Chester Wilson. Mrs. lully Orilfiii. Mis. Fol-rt Smith. Mrs, Sam Serpent, Mrs. laii lultoMi, Mrs. Muk ToUr, H.uel Miller and Mrs.Jey vkest Jr,; Coff-e Mrs. Farl Isom. Mrs. Miner Hui;. Mrs. Ro lUll, Mrs. Cn'iie Trumbull. Mrs. Vent Ste wart and Mrs. Hoy I'artlow. Mr. Flovd IM'h s In charge of tin' guest ho-, and Karen lUker the money tree. Mrs. John Horner assisted In the kitchen, Guesis attended from Ar lington, Staiifield. llerniiston. l iuattlla, Irrigon. Portland. Salem, The Ulles and Walla Walla. Wash. THF. Ctrl SCOl'T PACK (US tx-en Uivtded in two liens with Mrs. Jerry Peck and Kirs. John Harvey den mothers of Pen I. In this den are Jimmy Peck. Scott I-aniels. Mine Walker. Danny Hernandez, David Hrasel, .sean and Kevin Harvey. In Den 2 with Mrs. Kenneth HroadUMit and Mrs. Basil Rogers Jr. as den mothers there are Larry Huge!. Pat rick Nelson. Joe Daltoso. Rickie HruudlHmt, Brett Ro gers, Kenny Brasel. Darrick Trumbull and Gene McKee. The Cubs had a pack meet ing at Riverside High School Weddings Kiri m t rr PEARL I.FF SAWYER daughter of Mrs. Bob Cool of Pendleton and Eugene Saw year of Arizona, was united in marriage onSat. April 29th to John Karron son of Mrs. Marion Karron of Pendleton. The wedding solemnized in the presence of family and close friends was held at the Karron home with Bishop Llovd Ashcrofl of the Church of Latter Day Saints presid ing. The bride wore a floor length white Grecian styled dress and carreid white carnations. Maid of honor was Maria Mayfieldwhowore a floor length dress of lav ender with carnation corsage. Best man was Allen Davis. A reception was held follow ing the ceremony with the bride and groom cutting the traditional first slice of cake, which was three layers topped with a lovely lace creation, featuring a bride and groom. Those from Lexington at tending were the bride's grandmother Mrs. Florence McMillan, an aunt Mrs. C.C. Jones, and cousin of the gro om, Mrs Joe Yocom. The young couple were visitors later in the week at the home of Mrs. McMillan, before his return to duty with the US Air force. Holly Rebekah Lodge met on Thurs. Visiting was Mrs. Jo Huston of Heppner, Mor row County District Deputy President. At this time Mrs. Dimple Munkers gave the un written work, and Mrs. June Fields the WG was presented a seal. Mrs. Munkers was recommended to the State President, as District Deputy president for District No. 20 for 1972 and 73. Refresh ments were served later, to the Oddfellows and Rebekahs. Club will meet on Thurs. at the home of Mrs. Irene Padberg, and the Mother's Day traveling Food Sale will be held Sat., starting at 9:30 from Florence McMillan's home. Members are asked to leave the food stuffs there before 9 a.m. Bob Kroll returned to his home Sat. after a few days in Pioneer Memorial Hospi owiiH Holn-at ards: Pat rick Nelsoil. Joe imltoso, Sean Harvey. Jimmy Perk. Sroit laiuels, mid Kuiiie linwdU'til. IVnner Bar NWardu went to Mike Walk--r ami Kevin Harvey In IVn I. and to Joe IkillosoamlKen nv Brsel in Den t. Pa rent attendance award v.ent to lien I. Flag opening ceremonies w. re dom- t Den t mem-b.-r. Mike Walker, Scott iva nieU and Jimii ) Peck Clos ing rereinonii'S by Den 2 menders Patrick Nelson, Brett Miners and Rickie Broadtieut. The ( ubs also present their clown skit which they did at the circus in llermistoii. THF BOA HI' MAN GARDFN CI. I B who were scheduled to meet Niay 13 at the home of Mrs. Charles Auderegg In Peiidlelon will meet in Board man instead at the home of Mrs. Walter Haves. They will meet in Pendleton for the June meting on the l'Jth. Greenfield Grange will meet ,Vay 20 at the hall, starting at 8 p.m. Hostess es will be Mrs. Frank Mar low and Mrs. Larry Phillips. .During the summer months there will in- no polluck stlp preceding tli? grange meet ing. VIC MARCHEK of River side High School faculty, Is In a Pendleton hospital under going tests prior to major surgery. KANDLES aT KtNZUA HA V E A SON Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kan dle tecanie the parents of a son. Travis Duane, on April 13 at the hospital in Mad ras. The baby weighed 7 lbs. a Oz. and joins a sis ter, Michelle. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Roy Kel ler of Madras, Mr. and Mrs. Mirk handle ofKinzua. Mrs. Katherine Larson of Unity is the great-grandmother. Marianne Wins Marianne Pettviohn. a Blue Mountain Community College freshman, recently won the Senior Ail-Around Champion Award at the Mustanger Play days in Pendleton. She was awarded the East Oregonian revolving trophy, a pair of Hyer Elite boots from the Country Cubbler, and a gift certificate irom the Elks Club for a hat from Hamley's. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn, Mari anne competed during the past four weekends and entered in the following events: barrel racing, pole bending, figure eight stake race, goat tie ing, and break-away calf rop ing. She also took part in the Blue Mountain exhibition rodeo for the Rotary Inter national on April ZB. This Week's Special Homelite 150 Chain Saws Automatic Oiler 12" Bar Reg. $149.95 now 12995 Watch for our Goodyear Tractor and Truck Tire Sale coming soon. IRRIGON'S ZONING NEAR Hy Franeea F" Wilson Tl final hearlim on tli City 2 lining ordinance ill I held Thurs. May 11, t 7 p.m. in the council room at li old scho.il in Irrigoii. II will he presented for adop tion at that time. FIFTY BOYS hav signed up for I Ittle League and Major league hnsetwll In the Irrigon-Boardman area. They had their tryouls In Irrlgon Apt il 29 and have started practicing. The coaches are Billv Griffin, and Don Paris, with Rick Haherlach as sistant. Another couch Is needed. A PeeWee l eague ni v tie stal led. Players will meet Thurs. after school for practice and will he assigned to learns at that time. The bovs have been selling candy t help provide the equipment they need. THF BOARDMAN LIONS Club has requested the use of the 4-H building. This will I granted If they assume responsibility for any repairs on the building and the lia bility insurance. JEANFTTE Ivnton Hodge drove to New Mexico, In her new Buick. to visit relatives. MR AND MRS. CHESTER Wilson spent a week -end with their daughter, Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Steve and Cindy, in l.ynnwood, Wash, recently. Bartlett was IntheBerlngSea on an oceanography study. Gift Certificates in Any Amount Western Clothes Lees Levi Cowboy Shirts Cowtown Boots Hyers Boots Sanders Boots Western Coats Dress Shirts Slacks Ties Socks Gardner's Heppner rain roirjorci Spray Awards Night Thursday SPRAY-Kpray High School and Grade Sehot4 awards night will Be held Tliurs. May 11 in tle Spray Cym. In last week' paper the J100 that the grange auction made to donate for emergen cy equipment should have read $700 . The Grange mem bers really appreciate all the many donations they received that ent to make the auc tion such a success. The Spray S O S. Club Is still working loearn money to fence the tennis court. The drawing for the community quilt is to lie Thurs. night at the awards banquet. Monday, May 1 the Mill in Spray started working again after many weeks of lay off. The 7th and 8th grade tra veled to Kah Ne Ta to spend the day picntclng and swim ming. They had earned money for this trip by selling maga zines early this year. They had a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Britt left Sunday to tie with Mrs. Sid Britt Monday when Sid was to have surgery. Also with the family is Mrs. Mary Williams oi Spray and Mrs. Edith went with Mary to spend time with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanders were in Heppner Sat., May 6 on business. Barbara, Sherrill Adams, and Donita were in Heppner Sat., May 6 on business. Hanger Sets Brush Sets Robes Pajamas Mens Wear Ph. 676-9211
