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fdate of the basketball
ree has been set as Decern
and It will be held at
Ila this year. Each partici
fteam will play for a half,
year Heppner has drawn
(rnatilla Vikings as their
ree opponents. The cheer
S hope to see as many
tts as possible at the Jam
es an award is given for
set cheering section. A bus
is being taken to the jamboree,
and anyone wishing to go may
do so if he signs up in advance.
Townspeople are also urged to
attend and support the team.
Clint Agge, who is this year's
basketball coach, recently start
ed practice with the squad. The
whole team has hieh hoDes for
a good season, and coach Agee
I Is particularly optimistic about
the team's chances. Heppner will
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floor, for the season's first of
ficial game on December 5.
I Quill and Scroll and the Nat
ional Honor Society combined
their clubs recently and formed
I one single club. This was done
(because of the small member
ship of the two groups. It was
decided that the club's functions
would be the same, but officers
would remain separate in each
group. Carol K Anderson was
chosen as president of the Nat
ional Honor Society and Caro
lyn McDaniel was selected presi
dent of the Quill and Scroll. On
Tuesday, November 25, the club
met and elected the remaining
officers of the National Honor
Society. Those elected were Ste-
;van Flug, vice president, and
! Roseann Ayers, secretary-treasurer.
Plans were also made to
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Christmas-New Year en
tertainment for the nursing home
patients.
Future Homemakers of Amer
ica, under the supervision of Mrs
Homer Hager, sponsored a dance
on Friday, November 21. The
dance was given in honor of the
football squad, and all team
members and their dates were
a Emitted free. Wilma Bothwell
was crowned queen of the dance,
and king was Stuart uriDoie.
initiation and installation of
new members and officers was
hH nt the monthly meeting or
tho V R L A on Wednesday, Nov
ember 19. The Chamber of Com
merce members were guests of
the Future Business Leaders dur
ing the meeting, and also for
the tasty refreshments served
after the installation and initia
tion ceremonies. For their next
project, F B L A'ers will string
boughs for the downtown Christ
mas decorations. Each year mem
bers rise early on some Satur
day and work several hours to
prepare these decorations. This
year work will be done on Nov
ember 29.
Joe Stewart, Heppner high
school superintendent, was re
cently in the hospital and under
went minor surgery. Mr Stewart
will return to school on Wednes
day, November 26. After being
released from the hospital, he
attended the Northwest drive-in
conference at Spokane, Wash
ington. An all out campaign to sell
as many 1959 annuals as possi
ble is being launched by the
Mustang staff. A contest between
the 4 high school classes began
on Monday, November 24 and
will continue until December 19.
The class selling the most an
nuals will have their name en
graved on annual placque. A
prize of $3.00 will be awarded to
the person making- the most
sales. Second prize is $2.00.
Thanksgiving vacation will be
gin officially when school is out
on Wednesday, November 26.
Students will then enjoy a nice
fmir dnv weekend then return
to school on Monday, December,
1.
and Davy of Sunnyslde, Wash.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen and
children, Camml and Bobbie of
Sunnyside, Wash were weekend
guests at the home of Allen's
parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur Al
len. Mr and Mrs Dewey West, Sr
of Arlington visited at the home
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Dewey West, Jr,
over the weekend. .
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr and Mrs Dale Fades were
Eades' brother-in-law and sister,
Mr and Mrs Charlie Woolley and
daughter. Marcia of Pasrn. Wash.
They were accompanied by their
aaugnier-in-iaw, Mrs Jean Wool
ley and sons, Mike and Stanley,
who have been in Pasco the
past three months from Saudi
Arabia, where Woolley has been
employed the past eighteen
months. They plan to return
there before Christmas. The
Woolleys also visited at the home
oi Mr ana Mrs Eivin Ely while
here.
Mr and Mrs Neil Bleakney of
Sunnyside, Wash, residents here
about 18 years ago, were Sun
day visitors at the home of Mr
and Mrs Claud Coats.
HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday, November 27. 1958
be held at Julie Smith's home, PICK A PECK of Pleasure!
December 9. Gifts will be ex
changed. Refreshments were served by
Mrs Bill Doherty.
Karla Luciani, reporter
4-H Club News
PINE CITY SADDLE CLUB
The Pine Citv Saddle Club met
at the Bill Doherty home Tues
day evening.
Seven members and one new
member, Ronnie Belsma, being
present.
The meeting was called to or-
der by Billy Doherty and the
minutes were read bv Tommv
Martin, secretary.
Leader Charles Daly asked
questions about care, feeding
and safety rules of horses. Nels
Anderson showed a movie on
horses. The Christmas party will
HAPPY STITCHERS
The Happy Stitchers club met
in the home of Mrs Hausler,
November 20.
The club is happy to have Su
san Hams as a new member.
The members started on their
needle cases.
The game the members played
is called observation. The song
they sang was called, "If Your
HaDDv and You Know It." Cathy
Hausler served the refreshments.
Karen Nelson, reported
Thanksgiving EVE or Thanks
giving EVENING, relax and
enjoy the tops in adventure,
fun and romance. Star Theater.
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Boardman Notes
A special meeting of the Till!
cum club was held Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs Ron-
aiH Haas for the Dumose of mak'
intr rlothes for the club doll
Guests were, Mrs Wayne Kuhn
and Mrs Andy Jones.
Mr and Mrs John Erlckson and
rhlldren. Janice and Jan of Port
land arrived at the home of Mrs
Erickson's parents, Mr and Mrs
W A Simcox, Friday to visit over
the weekend.
Mrs George King has returned
home from St Anthony's hospital
in Pendleton, where she was for
two weeks following major sur
gery. The temperature has been
much warmer the past several
days. Maximum Friday was 64
above, and Saturday was 58.
WAPkend visitors at the home
of Mr and Mrs Joe Crouch were
Mrs Crouch's uncle and aunt,
Mr and Mrs Robert Davis oi
Vancouver, Wash, and her bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr and
Mrs Frank Van Atta and child
ren, Marilyn, Marsha, Dennis
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