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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 14, 1954 Page 3 lates Are Named for lone City Offices Scho Palmateer wing candidates were 'at the city council jesday evening Oct. 5; mann, mayor; Doris Tecorder; Echo Palma irer each for a term of f. Councilman for a Sur years, three to be Carles O'Connor, Paul fJohn Bryson, Walter rod Dobyns and Victor Z Pettyjohn, O'Connor n are the retiring coun 3ie report of the auditor Lee Lipling King, was accepted at the meeting. Mrs. Ronald Bergstrom review ed the book, The Far Corner, by Holbrook, a book of the Pacific Northwest, at the study meeting of the Topic club at the Victor Rietmann home Friday Oct 8, The roll call was answered by giving an early Oregon incident. At the business meeting Mrs. Vic tor Rietmann, Mrs. Omar Riet mann and Mrs. Charles Carlson were appointed to make up the scrap book for the club. a 'V? am v I , ' ; V i I Mil - Gladys M. Zell Of Sherman County DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE 22nd District A Woman's Viewpoint is Im portant in Government Pd. Adv. Gladys M. Zell, Wasco all-steel body 4-WHEEL-DRIVE STATION WAGON fSy-53 MORE P0WER-IMW ( PASSENGERS WHERE OTHERS CAN'T (S CARGO WHERE OTHERS CANtJwW!; Si Made to buck mud, sand, ice, snow or go cross-" country and up 60 grades. Made by Kaiser Willys, the world's largest maker of 4-Wheel-Drive Vehicles. Come in and see the Willys 4-Wheel-Drive Station Wagon. KaUv-Willy Ja.i Divifen, WILLYS MOTORS, INC. Farley Motor Company HEPPNER. OREGON At the American Legion Auxil iary mpfMin? Tuesday afternoon Oct. 5 Mrs. Delmar Crawford, the president and Mrs. Donald Peter son, secretary, gave reports on the president-secretary comer- ence held in Portland recently. The unit will meet with the post rmt 97 tn hpar reDorts of dele- gates from Girl's State and Bea ver State. It was announced that the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a dance in the lone Legion h.iii rvt. 16. for the benefit of Boys Town near White Salmon, Wash. Refreshments were ser ved after the meeting by Mrs. i,.hn TTuhanks and Mrs. Robert DeSpain. Chairman of the auxi liary committees met at the home of Delmar Crawford Friday even ing and discussed plans lor tne year. Mr and Mrs. Dixon Smith were visitors last week in Spokane and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn scnooicran of Casper, Wyoming spent last week at the home of ner Dromer, Charles Carlson. They were on their way to Canada. Mrs. Ernest Heliker came nome over the weekend from the moun tains where they have been stay ing for the past week. The Dens number one and two of the Cub Scout pack No. 89 ob served fire prevention week Thursday Oct. 7 by visiting the city fire department. Lnaries u - Connor and t. W. bhsiow ex plained to them that fires could be prevented by burning rubbish and that a large per cent of fires were started by careless use of matches and cigarettes. The boys were taken for a ride on the fire truck. Members going with their den mother, Mrs. Fredrick Martin were: Stephen Lindstrom, Ronnie Crabtree, Jimmie Ilowton, Gary Morgan, Dallas Dalzell, Lee Hams, Roland Exstrom, Billie Akers, and the prospective mem bers Jimmie Donahough, Junior Allen, and Jerry Davidson and their Den chiefs, Wayne Hams, and Grant Rigby. Melvin Martin also accompanied the group. The group is still in need of another Den mother. A Pack meeting wm be held in the basement of the community church Oct. 29 at 7:30 p. m. nates to remember: Oct. 15 Pilot Rock football rrarrm hprP. fe"""- . net 15 Maranatha ciud iooa, fancv work and pie and coffee sale at Swanson's store at 1 p. m. Pie and coffee will be served hpfnre and after the football game. Proceeds of sale to go to ward the new carpet in tne com miinitv church. Oct. 15 II. E. C. of Willows Grange at the home of Mrs. O. L T.imdell in the afternoon. Oct. 16 Willows grange meet ing at 8 r. m. Oct. 16 Benefit dance for Boys Town near White Salmon, Wash at thp I.ppion hall. Oct. 19 Auxiliary meeting in the afternoon. Oct. 20 Arnica club meeting in the afternoon. Oct. 22 Three Links club meeting. Oct. 23 Willows grange din ner, bazaar and carnival at the grange hall in the evening. Oct. 23 Social meeting of the Topic club at the Victor Rietmann home at 2:15 p. m. Mrs. Mary Emert is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Ward, in Kuna, Idaho. Charles White of Forest Grove siient the weekend with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White. Mr. and Mrs. Detmer Crawford I ,i tt.c ru-Hn rrnu.'fnrd were re- cent visitors in Richland, Wash., where Pvt. Crawford is stationed. Mrs. Harry Yarnell returned home from Vancouver, Wash., on Friday of last week. Rev. Wilfred McKay and son Neil, Mrs. Ralph Crum and daugh ter, Bonnie, and Peggy Allen at tended the annual Motorcade of the Nazarene Church to the Col lege at Namna, Idaho last week. At this meeting food was brought for the faculty of the college, en tertainment was provided and a football game was enjoyed. The girls stayed in the college norm and learned some ot me inings about the college. Amonf? those from here who at tended the hardtop races in Pen-I dleton Sunday were: Mr. ana Mrs. Wallace Matthews and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Crawford and daughters, Ernest Drake, and Keith Rea. Mrs. Sam McMillan returned home this week from a trip to Los Angeles. Mrs. James Lindsay entertain ed the Eastern Star social club at her home Wednesday, Oct. 6 with Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom as co-hostess. Cards were played and those winning prizes were, high, Mrs. Fred Mankin, 2nd high, Mrs. Wm. Smethhurst and Mrs. Ed I Trace the door prize. The extension unit met at the home of Mrs. L. A. McCabe on Thursday Oct. 7 with 24 members present. Mrs. E. M. Baker and Mrs. Harold Slurer demonstrated making bread. They made whole wheat, and white bread, cinnamon and dinner rolls. A pot luck dinner was served at noon. At the business meeting conducted by Mrs. Bryce Keene, president, the following commit tees were appointed: Mrs. E. M. Baker, 4-H; Mrs. Omar Rietmann, A. C. W. W.; Mrs. L. A. McCabe, hospitality; Mrs. Oscar Peterson, luncheon and Mrs. Echo Talma teer, publicity. . A handkerchief is being autographed which will be presented to Mrs. Maud Cass well, former demonstration agent. The unit is getting a cotton dress shop under way and any one in terested should get in touch with Mrs. L. A. McCabe. Alton Yarnell, Rollo Crawford and Tom Huston returned home Thursday of last week from De troit, Chicago and Nlagra fans. Yarnell purchased a new car be fore returning home. They saw the Stefanls in Chicago. 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