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IIF.rPNFR tOKK.) GAZKTTK-TIMKS, Thundny. AukuM 3. II7J i Goings on in Kinzua ; r i. ..f lono By EVA HAMLETT A third reunion of the eight living children of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Marick was held in the lone City Park, Aug. 19. The parents orginally set tled at Olex in 1911, and many of the offspring have remain ed in the area. Fifty-eight attended the potluck dinner and spent the afternoon visiting. The eight sons and daughter and their families attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Al Marick, David and Laura, Adolph, Frank, and Henry Marick, all of lone; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Marick of Park dale; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Marick of The Dalles; Mr. Paul Marick, Olex; Mrs. Rose Fanger, and son Bernard, Condon. Other relatives present were: Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Marick and Brian of Park dale; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fanger Jr., Mary Ann, and Joe, The Dalles; Miss Fides Welp of Mt. Angel; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Penny of Pasco, Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Richardson, Debbie, Glenda, Vickie, Tammy and Cyndi of LaGrande; Lewis Marick and Agnes Fanger of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Byer, Becky, 1 Susie, Mel, Ken, and Dave, 1 J,. Cal's Lounge Gr Cafe cj now features J Chinese Dinners every Wednesday night. p Complete dinner includes: eg Chow Mein (choice of four varieties) g cS Sweet and Sour Spareribs g You may order a complete, fc c3 dinner to take out by Ej eg phoning 676-5015 feg I I For Elks and their guests only 11 pjit. Toast o be followed by a Smorgasbord g DANCE ' 9:30 until 2:15 a.m. Music by I Wild Country No. 2 Recording Stars Donation $1 I':': - f X t f "i rr lone American Legion Post 95 member! hard at work Sunday preparing their booth. From the left are, Eldon Tucker, Herman Blettell and Dick McElligott. Looking on in the background la Ted Palmateer. The booth will open Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fanger, Mary, Peter, and Michael, Tony Jjuser, Donna Kissme, Jackie Howton, and Nick Marick of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lancaster, Gene Jr. and J.D. of Cecil; Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Stores, Mi chael, Abraham, and Benja manof Alvadore; Miss Kath leen Marick of Seaside; and Mr. Dave Woid of Amarillo, Tex. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Martin and family were Mr. Martin's sister, and husband, Mrs. Rocky Petersen and Mr. Petersen of Waterloo, Iowa. They arrived Aug. 6 and during their stay they visited the Pendleton Woolen Mills and went to the coast, where Mr. Martin and Mr.Petersen spent a day deep-sea fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson Jr. returned last week from a vacation in the Bend Area. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petty john Sr. drove to Portland Wednesday. They were ac companied by their grand daughters, Kimmy, Kelly and Krity. Paul- Pettyjohn Jr. picked up the girls in Portland Thursday and drove to Sea side to spend the weekend. Mr. r : ! V X o and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn Sr. returned home on Thursday. Joel Engleman and son Frankie spent last week fishing at Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A' drich drove to Dona I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Al drich drove to Donald Sunday to bring home their daughters. Arleta and Arlinda, who have been visiting with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Christopherson. Mrs.' Adon Hamlett spent Tuesday in Walla Walla. Wn.. for a medical checkup. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goodrow of Oroville, Ca., spent the weekend in lone and Condon. Sonja and Cody have been working at Condon during the summer, and returned home with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meyers, Mark and Lisa, returned Saturday from a vacation to Disneyland. Ca. While there they saw Jnncl Palmateer. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers attended the East West Shrine game 'in 'Baker Saturday. ,l Roy Lindstrom drove to Baker Thursday, where on Friday and Saturday he at tended the Shrine ceremonials at which a large class of candidates were initated. Mrs. Lindstrom and Chris went up on Saturday. A large number of people from here attended the game, and were proud of the showing Ed Winkleman made. The committee for the class reunion to be held Sept. 2 met at the home of Mrs. Lewis Halversen Wednesday even ing. It was decided to include' the class of 1932, We still have been unable to locate some teachers. Antono Lindstrom, Charles Christ ian son and Ed Kramer. If anyone knows their whereabouts, please contact Eva M;mi !'(. It was also decided to h;t e a short program at 2 p.m. 'I hose in the community who would like to visit the returning graduates and teachers are invited. MRS. JACKSON BACK IN KINZUA Mrs. Hazel Jackson re turned Aug. 12 to her home in Kinzua after a two-week trip to Salem and Gresham where she visited relatives. Dinner guests at Mrs. Jack son's home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nichols and Melissa of lone, Mrs. Linda White and Troy of Lexington and Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson Jr. and daughter of Kinzua. Canning aprkots. Walla sweet onions. Local tomatoes In about Local watermelons, corn variety of fresh produce SOON! McNary Junction on HigEway Mr. and Mrs M.k. Todd became parents of their third son, Eric Douglas, Aug. 16, at Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcrmiston. He joins brothers Gary and Clinton. Grand parents arc Mr. iind Mrs. Denzil White il Kinzua and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Todd of Grass Valley, Ore. Mrs. Kenneth Todd returned to her home at Grass Valley this weekend after spending ' the past I wo weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd and , family. . - Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman and Cindy spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lytton Strom of Castle Rock, Wn. Mr. Verlin Connor was in The Dalles Friday for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Shannon of Pendleton were weekend , guests at the Jiggs Bowman home. , Mr. and Mrs. Gene. Mann- ' lein of Eugene spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Heim and daughter Ericca and attended the Wheeler County Fair and Rodeo. They also visited with , relatives in Fossil. Mrs. David Mattison and Mrs. W.I. Jewel were in The Dalles Tuesday for dental care. Also in The Dalles Tuesday were Mrs. Troy Day and Mrs. Bob Hire. Harold Mangum was taken to Emanuel Hospital in Port land by ambulance Saturday morning. Harold was injured in a logging accident Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cox and family of Roseburg vis ited during the weekend with Archie Cox. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Samples and family were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hollomon of Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Luper and family left Friday for a vacation along the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pike and son Bruce went to Portland Sunday where Mr. Pike enter ed Good Samaritan Hospital for treatment. . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williams and family visited with rela tives in Eugene and Blue River over the weekend. ' Dale Sinclair of Caldwell, Idaho, arrived Friday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid and daughters. On Mon day, Mrs. Reid and Mr. Sinclair went to Portland where Mr. Sinclair had med ical care. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sexton of Yacolt, Wn., visited this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barzee. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hardwick went to Baker for the weekend to visit relatives and to attend the Shrine game. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap visited friends in Grass Valley over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cecil went to Milton-Freewater over the weekend to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rod Hastings. Mrs. David Mai and son Scott are spending this week visiting with Pastor and Mrs. William Mai. Also visiting the Mais this weekend were their daughter, Mrs. Pat Palmer, and family of Arago. Mrs. Bill McMinn was in The Dalles Saturday on busi ness. Mrs. Dan Bell and children were in The Dalles for Jeannette to have dental work done. FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE! Lots of Red Haven canning peaches. Walla 8 days. and big REAL . Fruit Market 129 Don Nickelsen, Doug Elder and Ben Garcia of Fossil spent the weekend antelope hunting and fishing in the Steens Mountains of Southeastern Oregon. Mrs. Jack Sitton spent Thursday and Friday in Bend having medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Haglund of Portland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sitton. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Potter and daughter Becky of Lex ' ington and April Lacy of Condon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.I. Jewell. The Friendship Club was entertained Wednesday even ing with Rose Merry Nelson as hostess. High went to Pat McMinn with Irene Samples winning second high. Pinoch les went to Bonnie Campbell and Ruth Carey. Others play ing were Cindy Weaser, Sue Mattison, Dinah Jackson, Hallie Spivey, Barbara Heim, Sharon Bell and Evie Luper. The Kinzua Mountaineers - Square Dance Club hosted a Camper Weekend and Dance, Aug. 18 19 at Camp Five. There were seven squares of dancers coming from Bend, Pendleton, lone, Madras, Prineville, Redmond, LaPine, Heppner, Condon, Olex, Fossil and Kinzua. Darrel Wilson of the lone Grand Squares was the caller with Slick Fox of the Bachelor Beauts of Bend being the guest caller. An After-Party was hosted by Herschel Murdock. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norris were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Les Ashby, all of Madras, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Saddler, Glen Perins and Herschel Murdock of Kinzua and Marvin Dale Saddler of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Simms returned the first part of last week from a 10-day vacation to Yellowstone, Mon tana and Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Teel, Heppner, went to Lakeview to pick up their three children who had spent the last six weeks visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Owens. Ladies ... go western! DRESS UP FOR M Morrow County Fair & Rodeo At The New York Store CALIFORNIA RANCHWEAR TREGO'S WESTERN WEAR BLOUSES umruxGAu H. D.LEE HDARC LASSO .SLURS 1 V !l V HATS I V Stetson By MAKYLREMARLOW Mrs. Bill Nelson was hostess for a combined hamburger barbecue, swimming party and card party at her home Tuesday of last week for members of the Boardman Tillicum Club. Mrs. Ralph Skoubo was co-hostess. Plans were discussed for having a booth at the Harvest Festival and a float in the parade. Mrs. Rod Flug was appointed chairman of the float committee, assisted by Mrs. Carroll Donovan, Mrs. Frank Bates and Mrs. Joe Bartlett. The Boardman Lion's Club will have a dinner at the Greenfield Grange hall Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. for members and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ball of Lincoln City were weekend visitors at the home of Ball's father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. Saturday visitors at the Ball home were another son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ball, and children, Barbara, Karen and Tony, of Pendleton. There were three tables of pinochle in play at the card party held Tuesday of last week at the Greenfield Grange hall, sponsored by the Wo men's Activity Committee of the grange. Mrs. Ben Donovan was hostess. High prize was won by Mrs. Verne Minnich and low went to Goldie Woelpern of Arling ton. Mrs. Walter Wyss and Mrs. Sam Beeks of Arlington received the traveling pinoch le prizes. Mrs. Hazel Miller and Mrs. Rod Flug and son Troy went to La Grande Sunday to visit at the home of Mrs. Miller's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Carpenter, and to attend a music recital in which her grandson, Russell Carpenter, participated. Mrs. Walter Wyss went to Portland Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderegg of Pendleton to attend the funeral of their son, Bill Garvison, 55, who died Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Root and daughters Becky and TANK TOPS BOOTS FOR LADIES JUSTIN AC7i T0KY UMA All Occasion uippnii anrmi utaitiiii t.itui..u CARDS STATIONERY & APPALOOSA NOTES Paula of Sandy visited one day last week at the home of Root's grandmother, Mrs. Ieo Root. Mrs. La Vern Partlow and Mrs. Zoe Hillings went to Othello, Wn., over the week end to visit Mrs. Partlow's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stanhope. Mrs. Frank Marlow visited last Thursday and Friday in Pendleton at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Thomas. Carol Moen, postmaster, announces the coming sale of three new stamps at the local post office. The first one, an jr18pj(wff'jjjj V Sign near the Kirk & Robinson Ranch has been slightly perforated with rifle bullets. Larger holes appear to have been made with rocks, or a $600 REWARD CATTLE RUSTLERS $600 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF ANY PERSON OR PERSONS STEALING MY CATTLE FROM OR NEAR MY RANCH NEAR IONE. PHIL EMERT Rt. 1, Box 23-A Echo, Ore. I! DOUBLE KNIT JEANS by Levi's NEW SHIPMENTS! FAMOUS BRANDS! MOCCASINS by Guild SQUARE DANCE SHOES by Coast Ballet SQUARE DANCE DRESSES Good selection of ifylei & colors SAMS0NITE LUGGAGE All tho new lively colors 8-cent Robinson Jeffers commemorative stamp, went on sale in Carmel, Ca., Aug. 13, and on sale here Aug. 14. It Is the second of four in the American Arts series to be isKiied in 1973. The sec6nd one, also an 8-center, will be the Lyndon B. Johnson memorial stamp, and will be on sale first in Austin, Tex., Aug. 27, and on sale here Aug. 28. The third one is the 8-cent Henry Tanner commemora tive stamp, and will be the third in the American Arts series. It goes on sale Sept. 1C in Pittsburg, Pa., and will be on sale here Sept. 11. smaii size cannon. fef:dleto:i JACKETS .'and ro:es j 1 I
