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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1960)
Large Crowd Attends Championship Football Game . . ... . ....,.!... .id.M ikh Mrion Plmer. Mr- lUrvlJl.VO blnuchl bv The Rev. Mscliriuue has announced thit special Thanks glvtrj wvN U1 k conduct ed at oii Community Church at 10 am. tn November 24 Everyone I Invito to attend the srrvlee, The board of education of the lone Community church athool met In the church office Monday afternoon. Members of the com mute prearnt were Mr. Charles Hudson, chairman, Mr Walter Huberts, Mr Robert Rletmann. Rev. Rod MacKcnxie, and Mr Fred Martin. Tlana for the Christ maa program were discussed. Livestock Market Cattle Hois Sheep SALS CVCIT TUESDAY IS MOOR On U. S. Highway No. 30 NORTHWESTUUf LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Rss. Han&Utoa JO 7-3111 JO 7-WS5 Hennlstoo, Oregoa rrank Wink 6 Soaa Owners Don Wtak. Mgr. Tti program will U Drrrobrr H In the meninf The program tannine committee ai ap pointed aa fu5: Mr arl M t'abe. chairman, Mr Keith Bra, Mr Pallas Shockley, Mr Davtd Rletmann. and Mr Walter Rub rrt On Thursday evening the teacher of the youth drpartment met at the home of Mr Fred Martin. Teaching alda and pro cedurcs were discussed. An achievement and attendance contest ta In progress In the In termediate claa Owning wor ship In the youth department has been conducted during the past two months by the Jolly Junior Juniors and the High School clatsec The following Individu als have also conducted: Mr Charles Hudson, the Rev. Rod MacKenzle. Jean Martin and Mr Fred Martin. Nine workers attended this meeting at the Martin home. The American Leclon Junior Auxiliary met at the home of Mr David McLeod Saturday at 10 o'clock. The girls divided Into teams and canvassed lone col lecting old nylon stockings and c-ld tre!rv far the velrfsr.S At the business meeting name wn drswn far an exchange ol Christmas gift The Christmas party will be held the svnl v.rk In December. Everyone Is asked to aave old Chmtmas cards and the Junior auxiliary members will collect them after Chrlstma Mr. and Mr Amie lledman were hosta of party following tl.e football game Saturday eve ning In honor of Coach Charles i:uon's birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mr Dallas Shockley. Mr. and Mr Gil Lujan. Mr. and Mr Charles Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSpatn. Mr. and Mr William McKlnney, Mr. and the home of Mr Harvey Ring mm I SS ..illk f au Pmsa. Mr William Olmshcld and Spohn. Way- Jim Nibler ... si. sir Ruixwi u'M riven on tne a nner wni Hudson of Portland and Mr. and! the group served on election day Mr Tom Edlneer of Milton. Mrs. Richard Sherer tave birthday party In honor of Mr Lee Talmer Friday. November 18. 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LOVELY GIFTS FOR YOUR HOME Phone 6-9432 COUNTRY STORE Episcopal Parish House December 3 LUNCH AND SALE FROM 12 NOON ON Children 50c Adults $1.00 This ad sponsored as a public service by your friendly, home-owned bank. DANK OF D pastern Oregon MEMBER OF FDIC Mrs. Marlon Plmer. Mrs. Han 5 hem. and Mrs. Or I He. Mrs. Charles O'Connor nattffni at lh Ptonrrt Memorial neurits! Moniy nirt. Mr and Mr. Lee Palmer hi as their curst s fullnwing the mmm Saturday Mr. larlUl Harrison ol Cascade Uks, Mi Nellie Falmrr. Mr. and Mrs. Ft mrr Tatmrr and Mr and Mr Dick Shrrrr and Scotf. Mr. Faimrr srrvrd dinnrr Utrr In the rvrnlnz. Mr. and Mr. Rurll DrlUnd of HUlsboro are the rouJ P rnts of a daushtrr born on N vmhrr 19. Mr. IVBond vas former coach at the lone athool The Three Links Club met at Novmebr 18 with Mrs. Ernest Iteltker aa co -nostras. Rrport kh The nest meeting will be held December 15 at the home of Mr Paul Pettyjohn. Election of offl cert will be held at this meet Ing. Mrs. Cleo Drake received the door rrle pinner cuests of Mi. and Mrs. Marlon Palmer Wednesday eve nine were Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Nash of Heppncr, Mr. and Mra Dk. Rav. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sherer and Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer and family Mil Harold Dobyns returned Saturday after visiting her aon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holly and family In Portland The Maranthas or the lone Community Church held a very successful food sale at the lie- hokah hall Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce of licdinond were weekend cuests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold bherer Mrs. John Proudfoot and Mrs Garry Tullls attended the Santa's Gift Shop at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer In Pen dleton on November 18. Word has been received by Mends of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brostrom of Monmouth that they hsve a bav Ctrl born on Novem her 14. The Brostrom's have two sons. Mr. Brostrom was a teacher In the lone school for several years. H FC. Club of the willows Hrsnca served the dinner for the Morrow County Grain Growers Annual Dinner on Monday, Nov. 21 at Heppner. Don Olmscheld of Irrigon at tended the lone versus Triangle Lake football game Saturday and visited friends In lone. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudson and daughter of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edinger and sons of Milton' were overnight miests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudson and family Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eubanks ana family of Portland and some friends were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brenner and Mr. and Mrs. John Eubanks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Braaten had as their weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Aldwln Ellis and chil dren of Portland, and Art Braaten of Bemldji, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Mason ana Jerry have been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lwis Halvorsen. Donna Rea of Port land has also been visiting at the Halvorsen home and with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea. Mrs. Ernest Heliker spent a few davs In Tigard last week with her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Bolman. Mrs. 1'eter nmrns ana son Roy of Pendleton were also guests at the Bolman home. Mrs. Heliker also attended the Hen House Fair of the Women's Aux iliary of the Cooperatives in Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Matheny and family of Heppner were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Holtz Sunday. The Pinochle Club met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Elmer Holtz. High prize was re ceived by Mrs. Herbert Peterson, m i u i mr w U . . llfT.l.r'rTnOrf Bouquets to you -friend, pa tron I Ws hop always to merit Yu' confidence and trust in us. Satisfaction for you HE RE I HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Falcon Thunderblrd Mar & Mala Streets PH. 8-91 Si 6-9153 The onion is a lily. 1. Encyclo pedia Britannlea, 14th edition, Vol. 16, page 793. a 1 k, I . k. . . ft I . . Ik' H - UtrUn4. low l Mrs Jsmrs 1 B-tmrtt Mi HrrbeM ITkstrornl If, rwUed the d'f rir, Uuetia , Mrs. Lrnllay Shari cfj Hrpi-nrr, Ms. Wa.lare Uaars land, Mr Donald Eubanks, Mi llerbrrt IJutrum. Mr Oyd (Yavifurd. Mt lhard Cnmrll, Mr. llrrtrrt Prtrrstm, Mr. James Earneit. Mrs. Vcstrr llsm. Mr. Fd Baker of Lelnrton. and Mr Keith lira. A large crowd from all orr Orrcon attrndis! the Stat Championship football game, lone v Trlargle Lake at lone Saturday, lone won the cham plonnhlp game 33 11 T.e Ln high sihool band, under the dir ection of Arnle lledman jH'rform- ed during the half cf the game. Follow lntj the game the lone football team was presented the championship trophy by County School Superlntendont Robert (Continued oa Pag ) Mmxis OAxrrrt-TrMCi. n.iudT. Nmmu. it. imo If, TONIGHT... s If fire reached for your home, would your Insurance cover the loss? It probably would if you have revised yowf protection recently and If you haven't, It might be o oood Idea te sheet, with vi this week. 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