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UtttHtn CAZtTTI TIMll. Tr4oy. 1 l MUSTANGS END FOOTBALL SEASON WITH WIN OVER SHERMAN Hlun ir HCAL rCXLAND tWh PUh ith Ileppner High MuUng rndeJ the f.tba!l wn by riming up with one ff the mM upeu of the KiHa durnpint the man lUfih llu.kte ho rated IUcH tn the tte. Ilrjjjmrr's irernendou de(ene ,.n much rl from Coach II worth they allowed the Hut Mr only 11 yard to 232 for the Ileppner received the kltkoM ru marthed to the Sherman 20 where the Huskier defense tight ened and Sherman took control f the ball. The flrtt period mw tfi Muntane flay hog with the ball i they only permitted the Sherman offensive team to get four play. In the M'cotid quarter action changed end with the Ileppner team petting In five offensive playa. During the flrat two pe rlU Ileppner waa marching down the field but remained un able to push over the goal line. At half time both teama had foURht to a 0 to 0 tie. The aecond half saw the fired up Mustangs come on the field with M'lrit rd determination. Sherman received the klckoff Rhea Creek Hardman News By MRS. WALTER WRIGHT Those attending the Rcbekah District Convention In Ileppner October 25 from Mistletoe Re bekah Lodge were Mrs. Blaine Chapel. Mrs. Kenneth Batty, Mrs. Darrel Vinson. Mrs. Claude White, Mrs. Elsie Walker, Mrs. Evelyn Fart-ens, Mrs. Lucille Parrlsh, and Mrs. Walter Wright Mlst'ctoe ReLekah Lodge had a special meeting October 26 In honor of the State Rebekah as sembly president, Mrs. Loretta Emerson of Richland. Other vis itors for the afternoon were, Mrs. Altha Kirk. Mrs. Oral Scott of Hermlston: Mrs. Katie Padberg, Mrs. Freda Majeske. of Lexing ton; Mrs. Letha Archer, and Miss Esther Bcrgstrom of Ileppner. Mrs. Pearl Steers received her 35 year "jewel"; Mrs. Alice Hastings and Mrs. Mildred Wright received their 25 year "Jewels" at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Marshall of Ileppner visited at the home of Mrs. Marshall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Klnnard McDanlel October 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Van Blockland and sons, Garry and Dale, attended the wedding of Mrs. VanBlockland's nephew, Harry De Borde and Patricia Court In Tendleton October 30. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright and son Kenneth visited In Mad ras October 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatfield and family. Seventeen members from the RhPft Creek Grange attended Morrow County Pomona Grange In Irrlgon Saturday October a. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ball and Mrs. Evelyn Farrens attended the funeral of Russel Miller In Boardman on October 26. A Hallowe'en party was held rvtnher 31 nt the I.O.O.F. hall. nmin were enioved bv young and old. Refreshments of pie and coffee were servca Dy me emei laltimmt committee. Tim will he a Dubllc dance at the I.O.O.F. hall November 5. HOSPITAL NEWS Mary Nichols, Lexington, dis missed: Joseph J. Nys, Heppner, Marjorle Dohcrty, Heppner, Thelma Henderson, Heppner; Thclma Henderson, Heppner, oner, dismissed: Roland Wlllard, Heppner, dismissed; James Walker, Sr., Kinzua, dismissed; Carol Baker, Lexington, dismiss ed; Gary Adams, Heppner. dis missed: A. Keith McMurdo, To catello, Idaho, dismissed; Guy Chaoln. Hardman, l. ma Keith lev. Heppner, dismis. d; Jjel Peterson, lone, dismiss, Ietty Shlmanek. Fossil. Da .d Mc Leod, lone, dismissed; Jeanne Lovgren, Heppn?r, dismissed; Linda Riecln. Heppner, dismiss ed; Pauline Ruggles, Lexington, dismissed. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Peterson. Seal Rock, a daughter Robin Adele, 8 pounds one ounce, Oct. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Cllve Huston motored to Pasco, Wash., Wed-' nesdav. Frt William B, Hughee has and In four pl wry trr f,.rwd to pur.t. Ileppner took the ball on their on l r1 line and on the aen.n.1 l-Uy irnn broke up the middle and -ampered C5 yard fr the winning touchdown Jm Steag all went wide around rluhl end fur the etr point Ute In th third period Slur man gt drive going and gut to the Ileppner 15 yard line only to have a penalty railed and from there on they were unable to do anything. In the fourth aiana Sherman waa try ing desperately to hit the coring column by g-lng to the air but waa unsuccesfcful. In the last two minutes of the game Ileppner had control of the ball and Just ran the clock out. In the find down department Ileppner again came out on top with 10 to Sherman1 5. Thla waa the last high game for ten senior who will not be back next year. They are: end, Tom Green; tackles. Tim Yack ley, Charles Smnllwood; guard, Bill Monagle; backs, Hon Gray, Dan Bmsnan. Jim Stengall. Lar ry Tibbie, Hubert NUhols and Neal Penland. Lutherans Start Stewardship Study And Observance Special Stewardship Services started this week for the Luth eran churches. Participating In h i.mirrnm are Hone Lutheran church. Ileppner and Valby Lu theran of lone. The program win, run Into December. Featured are family meetings held week nights where several ramllle cet together and dis cuss stewardship and how time, talents and treasures can Desi ne used for Kindom work. A dinner meeting of the con gregations of both churches Is scheduled for Dec. 11 at 5:00 p.m. at the American Legion hall. The Rev. William Focj;e. pastor of Emmanual Lutheran church In Walla Walla, will speak on stew ardship. A color film on the work of the newly merged church will be shown in place of the morning worship service some time In the future. Date 01 mis serviue has not been set. The special stewardship pro trrnma nre under the chairman ship of Gerald Peterson, lone, for the Valby churcn and urvme Matheny, Ileppner, for the Hope Lutheran. nftlllo Hunt. HcDDner, is cnair- man tnr the dinner program for the local church ana uanna An derson, Ileppner, for the vainy group. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS - . ' V ' - v . ; 3 ' Senator Musa was the prime mover in securing a 20 reduction In state In come taxes during the 1957 special session. He has consistently striven to prevent the accumulation of unnecessary' surpluses caused by excessive taxation. He understands the problems of the district; and as in the past, will continue to serve the best Interests of all its people. If re-elected to the Senate he will: 1. Try again to create a State Board of Tax Appeals, independent of present tax levying bodies; 2. Work for restoration to local governments local controls now in the hands of Inacessable state bureaus; 3. Work for sensible tax laws and tax administration to encourage development of our aree and Its resources. pd. Adv. Musa for State Senator Committee. Katherine Musa. Treas. P. O. Box 4:3, The Dalles, Oregon IFCCUL AKKOUKCEMtKT The fall U ! Union MttoarT lT wui fce hM t v,1t Lutheran Church. Sa4ary. November . t 1:00 pjn. Program Taped Here Will Cover Two States Think Ii Over." n fv' ...tin uniL'ram. U being miuuic tfl.,! Hally for distribution to adlo nations covcrinn ton and Washington listening indienre. The Rev. John Rydgren. paitor A lloe and Valby Lutheran hurrhe, was commissioned by ...ft. l..aik The American uuinemn iiuim v.... i. i-ifie District to develop She programs. Several tape have llreadv been aisirmuiru mn '.ti..n KOMO In Seattle has ben airing the new rellglou . akk Iramntlc show at i. w Sunday morning. Over $1000 has been Invested In equipment to make it possible for the tapes to be made at the Ryilgrrn home. Mr. Rydgren. who has had extensive dramatic training, plays the part of all mule characters. Other local people have taken other parts. Sound effects and music are used in the program, all of which are written by Rev. Ryd gren. Arrangements ore being made for the program to be carried over stations in Portland, Spo kane and the Trl Cities as well as smaller towns in both states. Times for the program will vary with the station and will be an nounced as soon as determined. Rev. Rydgren said that the lo cation of making the tapes has .,nnoii nn each broad- ini-ii iiiiiu"'""" - --- ravt to date, though not Included in the tape Itseii. n!rnntcs Attend Governor's Conference Five representatives of Mor row county will Join an approxl- :nn .ioi.oatos at the Gov ernor's White House Conference on Children and Youm xooay through Saturday In Salem. The conference has been set up In five general forums, each to bc broken down into smaller study groups. The county dele gates will each take part in a different forum. Jean Martin, lone high school student, will attend the forum on health; Mrs. Fredrick Martin, lone, the one on welfare services for children and youth; Rod Mac Kenzie, lone, strengthening fam ily life; Larry Tibbies, Heppner high school student, recreation; and Gordon Pratt, Heppner high school principal, the forum on education. The White House Conferences on Children and Youth are held every ten years. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Chaffee of Spokane, Wash., were guests at the Mabel Chaffee home last week. RE-ELECT BEN MU Democratic Nominee STATE SENATOR Sixteenth District Harvest Festival Worship Observed At Christian Church The cvigrr atlunol lh llrp pnrr ChrtUn church ourrvi.d Its annual Hrv-.t Festival wof uhlp at dinner hld In thi church dining room. C1. 27. Th program coiuUted ot kit. The Pint Thanksgiving panted by th Chi Rho group eighth grade Sunday hoo tils. Jem Turner. mater 0 ceremonies, led the Harvcrt Fe tlvtl. The offering collected t the annual Mrvlce I umh! for pro grama of the church outside th regular budget. Present were K2 perwjnt. scat ed t eight tables decorated Ir festive fall motifs. Each tabli had acperate hostesses who were In charge of decorating and serving. Hostesses for the evening were Sandra Harshman and Ubby Van Scholack: the Chi Rho group assisted by Mrs. Marcel Jones and Mr. Clem Stockard; Dorli Morris and Mary Slocum; Gall Hosklns and Diane Fulleton; Sandra Jones and Sharon heltn ley; Tearl Devln; Rachel liar nett and Arlene Wllhelm; and Mrs. Roy NelU- Diane McCurdy Heads New Girls' Athletic Group tv. nrpanlzed Ileppner chapter of Girls' Athletic Assoc- .... linn lAfit latlon held its nrsi m-vK i, . nWted Diane Mc Curdy. a Heppner High Junior, as president. -n.i . i,..rs r Llbbv Van Scholack. vice president; Shirley Van Winkle, secretary-treasurer; Linda Valentine, poini mad man; and Martha Doherty. sports chairman. The new officers will attend the district meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association at Mac-HI on Nov. 5. A committee was appointed to write a constitution for the new chapter. Including Miss McCurdy, Beverly Blake. Shirley Van Win kle and Ginger Springer. Sample .....i. .no nro being used from other schools. A discussion .v. ru!rtt Kvstpm to be In stalled Irt the club was held but tabled until the constitution should be decided upon. Janet Agee is advisor for the new club. Justice and Municipal Court Clyde Raymond Cole, defective clearance lights, fined $10.00. Rina Masuda, failure to tag deer, fined $10.00. Bryce Ray Hanning, failure to stop at a stop sign, fined $15.00. Roy Allen Collins, exceeding bag limit of elk. fined $25.00. Donald James Mills, no PUD permit, fined $15-00. Harold Henry Stirn, illegal possession of doe, paid court costs $4.50. SA LOCAL EVENTS Cet14 eetf he trees ue, Idaho, to Uk hit mother. Mr Maud Robliuwn. beck for an indefinite ty. Vp from tolem let week May at the home vt her parents. Mr end Mr. C H Prlvrtt. are Mr. end Mr. Allan Brown nd family. While here the rn-n are ;rtung In aome elk hunting. Mi. Ton Kaxnra end dough trr are here UUtlng her parent. Mr. and Mr. Elwyn Hughe, of rorvalll where her huoband U .latlunrd with the Air Forte. Mr. and Mrs. Ray rruon cre In Seattle over the week nd vUltlng their daughter and on In law. Mr. and Mr. Robert Celley and children. While there, hey took In the Oregon-Wash-ngtwn football game. Mr. end Mr. Ceorj TerrtU ind family were here for the weekend to take in some elk lunting. They are former resl lent and are now living In Jcnd. I :;! ..&--ij'-;'vr h,( ,v TvJ Nature's Aed. THE 0L0 HERMITAGE COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KY. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF ipjmmtmt' "' ' , - - mi n- i-amain J:-milT-Tfiff'f -fr-"- i Phone 6-9643 FOLGER'S "When I say . ... l i mm MANDARIN ORANGES DENNISON'S SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS SUNPACK PLEASE DOG FOOD JOHNSON'S Stride PREMIUM ff' FULLT SWIFT'S f . I COOKED Picnic Hams 45b Celery bun. 5c u. mA Mil Dariel Mud le tUined iwrtly from l" eckj !it tn th naj tr t;vr Ttcy met their n. Jy IVr( tt;u ik a d lfk'cd frrn ,,e 'trr-y, b-i J tumia t&m a tour ut duty tn Germany, at the home of Mr. Hudon father In CVnierMKe. Ija. They enjoyed a family reunion there with two brother .d two i. ter of Mr. Hudson1 and their famllie. From there they trav eled through northern Miurl tnd eouthern luwa vUiting rrU tie of both Mr. ami Mr. Hud son VUttiog Mr. ond Mi. BiU Gentry and family recently were hi aunt and huband. Mr. and Mr. C'hetter Inman of Mt. Ver non. Mo. They are spending me time with her l!tr and family. Mr. and Mr. Orvllle Gentry In Pilot Rock. Mr. and Mr. Glenn Iiby hoee at their guests her brother ln lw. Roy Reld. and n Randy of Kugene." They are here to hunt elk for a few day. Straight Bourbon rom finest bourton s45 QT to perfection! 't. COURtT W Et"M AR K E T i 4J PRICES FOR NOVEMBER 4-5 1 lb. ... 2 lbs 4 lbs coffee, I mean FOLGER'S" Hoz 26 oz- wash and wear floor wax ROME RUTABAGAS CARROTS TURNIPS Car Accident Mj Phil Griffin leccWed wrd tf lUe death tf Rall-h KU rr wile wh-i killed recent ! ja a car acr?3rr.t ca fcartscur Uulerd i- Inlnd. He U a t.rphew of Mr. ;nllin Ute hukband and they were former teident In lone. BRING VOl1 It Gold Bond uamp tMk to u. We will order your premium fr you, L. E, DICK, Vsl Linden Way. 35-38c AT TKNT ION 7Oti rui a i Ion Your memb-r can save the back rover of their retleemed G..M Bond stamp book to earn nierchndl. Wewlll be glad to give you detail. L. K. DICK. I'M Linden Way. 35c Would 'U rancher like or ganized farm labor union here in Morrow County? With labor backing the Democratic party. It could hapjon. Pd. Adv. Morrow Co. Republican Central Commit-tee. Kentucky kit r irmn jLOLrrj Free Parking 69c $1.37 $2.73 g cans $1.00 2 for 49C 12 ior H.00 ggc $1.09 Fine Produce APPLES 3 ii. 33c ff LB. been moved to the convaiesceni i ard. Fort Dix. New Jersey. w here he has been confined with pneumonia since Oct. 14.
