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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1960)
utttnt OAirrri Tim. T4f . OPENING BASKETBALL GAME HERE TOMORROW NIGHT T NCAL rKHLAND llcppncr High Mustang ct squad ar preparing fjf tb iMiOCl basketball opnf thl Friday nlf ht with th Mor lim it le on the horn court. Th Heppner team ha rturnlni Iriirrmrn to th I9 CO Um. Lrttermen ar Turn Grn, Larry Tibbie. Rn Cray. Bruco Moyrr. .Nat Webb and KM Ceorf. Many U last year Junior varsity team have moved up to take varalfy (KifcHlon. With Heppner moving Into th nrw league they are hvlnf o schedule their timfi In a dlf frrerst manner. Th schedule rli fur double-hora aerie, wiih the unit learn playing Frl lay and Saturday nighla. Conch Clint Ageo will b start- SCHOOL MENUS Wk of Docembor $1. 1H0 MONDAY-Spanlah rlct. apt rtfuh. tarrot stick, fruit, milk, bri.-d ami bu.tcr. TUESDAY White Navy bean an: ham. pumpkin pit. lettuc toM il salad, pear, milk, bread and butter. WEDNESDAY Ground b f and gravy, potatoes, aaparagM. wlery stick, aprlcota, coffet cake. milk, bread and butter. THURSDAY Turkey and nood les. Jdlo aalad. fruit, buttered peas, pickled beet, milk, bread and butter. FRIDAY Vegetable aoup, pea nut butter sandwiches, cabbage aalad. chocolate cakt, plurna, milk. I ucy Webb Hayes wa tht flrat president' wife to havt a col lege decree, V4 Choose fX'J for Christmas! BRUNCH COATS f Quilted Nylon and Cr'J Satin with matching -y$tt ; ",. 'V 7 nylon gowiu. JH 'jv ,n ,s ' MO Ny 0rch,d n" blu'' ' --n r-n GOWNS IN I If, 1 long and 34 length In challls. nylon and flannel. Sixea 32 to 44 PAJAMAS tZZJJ all flannel, challla or .'VAA,:A V Baby-Doll fX A . Full Length ;'vM i3.is t .$ 1 Mrt w h fAaaortod Colon IfO JM f Holiday rt-d or blue. rosewood, sand, pink, white GIFT Beginning December 1. THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS will he clven with all your purchases. All accounts paid by the 10th of each month will receive THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS. MAKE IT A l. im ln H third r m hd CotB and Bub Canton ln will I hs-adlng th JV aquad Chut a lluicrtt who hdd tht JV Uit ar will U head coach to tht frrhron tram. Heppner la larking holfM with four of th starting tw only hlttlnf fret 1 Inch and tht other on i ft inthe. Tht tentatlvt atartlnf flvt art for ward Marton -Sunny" BidJl. and Larry Tibbie, center Tom Green and guard Ron Cray and Bruct Mover. Latt week tht vanity and JV teama were cut to 30 while Hug irett haa got about IS ah owl rig up for nightly practice. Saturday night Heppner will again tak on the HusJdc but on tht Moro floor. NOTICE Iaasaatsck s tbet la n cut aaortoa of wcrtar la the low WUlow Crook are ad tb atockxata tbor enr finding It mot and mar dif ficult t retain enough water for thl livestock. ra thl wU ar going dry. w would roquoat that Irrigators ea tbo croak. WUlow Croak and Bhea Crook, atop diver ting water for Irrigation oa til tboro la a coetlnuou Dow to tb Columbia River. Prl oriry of uao of water la. first domestic; second. Ileoctocki third Irrigation and fourth. Industrrr as oot up la Or gen' Water Cod. Coopora Uoa la tbl matter will bo highly appreciated by the Morrow County Court. Oscar E. etareon County Judg FOR YOU -AA-i. uLSTV lli' " - MAJOR APPLIANCE L. E. DICK T.., lit, rimftiiCub Scour Pack IWU INUllim v.uumyD Ranchers Expert Soil Judges lour )era vf training In Ml Judtftng paid tt hand amy fr Ah In Wagenblaat. LrUngtun. Wnlneaday hen He won erptake over 2C3 other entrant frvm all dta trtcta In Oregon at th Oregon Ao.latlon of Soil Conserva tion Districts convention held in Th Dalle. Wagenblast rim out with the highest aror ever made at the contest; out of a possible 1M points, he received H7. Tht Heppner district entrant won the Individual men s div ision with hi exceptional rating and was later declared tweepsiakc winner. Ed Skoubo. Boardman. wa fourth place winner In this event, representing the Board man District Points In this contest are based on a comprehensive knowledR of the Individual characteristics of differing type of soil. RHEA CREEK AND HARDMAN By MRS. WALTER WRIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Chapel and Cassle apent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Engleman In lone. Mr. and Mr. Roy Thomas of Walla Walla, Wash, were other guests. Alta Stevens and her father, John, have moved to Heppner for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hams had Laverne, Lynda and Susan Hams as guest for the Thanksgiving weekend. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steven for Thanksgiving dinner were Alta Stevens, John Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brlnda and daughter Judy, and Bob Stevens. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam McDaniel unloved a visit over Thanks giving holidays with their daugh ter, Mrs. Maxlne Manon ana rhildren. Joan. Bobbv. Tom. and Mike, all of Elgin. Miss Lynda Kennedy also accompanied me Mahons from Elgin. Mrs. Claud White, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Vinson and Francis had as their Thanksgiving guests, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and sons of Lexington. Frlnds of Guy Chapln are giaa in know that he is able to be out of the hospital and recuper ating at the home or Air. ana Mrs. Adrian Bechdolt and Archie. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel are In Ashland. While they are gone, Mrs. Les Robinson Is car ing for the two older children. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ball and son Archie Jr., had Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Steiger, and children Dorinda and Doug; and Mr. and Mrs. William Steiger all of Port land for the Thanksgiving holi days. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Clark, Nonda and Ned visited in Red mond over the Thanksgiving weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Van Blockland and sons have had Mrs. VanBlockland's mother, Mrs. Mary Aas of La Grande as a visitor this last week. Other guests for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simmons, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeBorde of Pendleton; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilman, and son of Condon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright and Kenneth spent the Thanks giving holidays visiting In Port land with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jackson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Talmer and Mrs. Lawrence Palmer spent Thanksgiving in Arlington, with Mr. and Mrs. James Green and children. While at Green's home Mrs. Lawrence Palmer had the misfortune to fall and break her kneecap and Is now in the Hep pner Pioneer Memorial hospital. Miss Janet Wright, and Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Clublne of Port land were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wrlfiht over the Thanksgiving holidays. Other guests for Thanksgiving dinner wore Mrs. Evelyn Farrens and Mrs. Mary Wright of Heppner; ... . . r t..a1 rarrnnQ ana Air. ana ir. December Th Cub Seoul am hv bn rutnpletely orniiNl now and fe tusy i4kln on thrlr vari ous projv! sn4 atMrvemmt fur the )ti Th bo)f must complete I J hlc-vrmrr. In ech book be fi re they adtantf to the nent book stsrtli; with the Wolf. be m. nd ttu-n the (Jon, m th Uon the Ut then work on ihe Webtlu and then art ready fr Hoy Jk-vut, They atart Cub sn.ut at 8 and art rrady fr floy Sixiut at age 12. Th boy mri-t with thrlr den mothers owe a week In the aft ernuon and then once a month all of the In meet for a park meeting with Cubmaster Gen Hall, presiding at the meetings. The Cub S-out held their Nov. pack meeting In the x hool cafe terla on Tuday evening. There were several year pin and awards given out to the Cubs. For the evening program, Mrs. BUI Labhart Den 4 played The Bells of St. Mary' on pop bottles with water In them. Later the Cubs and their parents enjoyed group singing. Rantfy Stlllman and Rick Glm Ixl each received a gold arrow and all of the Cubs who had completed last year" Cub work got their year pins. Also getting pins were the beginning Cubs who received their Bobcat pins. A Christmas program for the Cubs Is planned for Dccemb-T. the date to be announced later. Listed here are some of the many activities of the dens: Don 1 Their meeting day Is Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn, den mother. At the last meeting the boys cut out turkeys and pasted them on paper and then wrote about Thanksgiving and what they plan to do on that day. Biny Baker was host for this meeting Justice and Municipal Court Daniel Lee Diltullo, hunting elk without elk tag, fined $10. Walter Lee Francois, hunting elk without an elk tag, fined $10. Mike Mahaffey, no livestock transportation certificate, fined $5.00. Robert Owen Graper, trespass, fined $25. James Baldwin Bennett, tres pass, fined $25. Ray Kurz, failure to tag doe deer, $30 bail forfeited. Forest Schuh, clumping rub bish on highway, $25 bail for feited. Gilbert E. Schuh, dumping rub bish on highway, $25 bail for feited. Allen Berger, dumping rubbish on highway, $25 bail forfeited. Gary Warren Jones, hunting elk without an elk tag, $25 fine. Robert Keith Gambell, hunt ing elk without an elk tag, $25 fine. Rufus Cecil Piper, failure to dim headlights, $15 fine. Jack P. Davis, illegal U-turn, $5.00 bail forfeited. Delvin Madison, drunk in pub lic place, $20. Ball forfeited. W. O. Wildman, overtime park ing, $1.00 fine. L. D. Tibbies, overtime park ing, $1.00 fine. Mrs. O. Wardwell, overtime Darkinc. $1.00 fine. Bob Calvin Juker, no rear turn signals, $10 fine. Bill "Buzz" Lynch, trespass, $50 fine. Creston Tillman Black, tres pass, $25 fine. W. II. Ling, trespass, $25 fine. Florence Nolan, failure to stop upon overtaking a school bus receiving school children, $30 bail forfeited. Jim Manclni, prohibited U turn, $15 fine. Ernest Reuben Snow, Jr., pro hibited U-turn, $15 fine. Roberta Dougherty, overtime parking, $1.00. Calvin Yackley, overtime park ing, $1.00. Donald Mills, overtime park ing, $1.00. Dorinda, Donna, and Willie of Monument. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Batty and Gail visited in Klamath Falls over Thanksgiving week end. Mrs. Jess Batty accompan ied them and went on to Brook ings where she will spend the winter months. There was a foot of snow in Klamath Falls when they left to return home. Long DUtanc Nation-Wld Moving Service M.n flower Agents Tadded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Tendleton. Oregon rhone CR 6 3111 having randy tar for Terry Pevk. Mrk Ubhart. DennU Wll helm, and Larry Pettyjohn. Den 2 They meet every Wed rtesJay afternoon at th horn of Ihrlr dm mother. Mr. Ralph Richmond. Lt Wednesday th lx ech told a tory ulnf hand puppet. Later they enjoy e4 refreshment. Cuba preotnt were: Billy Stocktrd. Bob Dobb. Kit Anderson. Mike Smith. Lar ry Richmond. Frank Lovgren. and Frank Unrein. Den 5 Till 1 tht new den formed thl year and I a first year or Wolf group of 8 year old. Mr. La Vern Van Marter is the den mother and at their Ust meeting tht boy had a rook -out Jeukin. They made pan cake and cicoa. did up the dlhhe and cleaned up after their meal. Thes. boy meet on Thurs day. The cub who cooked are: Bill Wolff. Robby Abram. Bob by Peck. Gary Adams. Matt Mur ray. Phil Ayer. Kelley Green, Kevin Dick, and LaVern Van Marter. Den 4 Mrs. Bill Labhart U the den mother and she took the boy to Lexington to sell fruit coke on Friday, their regular meeting day. The boys also have been practicing ongs on bottle filled with water. Boy In the den are: John Van Winkle. Jer ry Healy. David Hall. Randy Stlllman. Ricky Glmbel. Steve Pettyjohn. Tim Loyd, and Chrl Labhart. Den 5 Two boy are In thl den and meet at their den moth er's home. Mrs. Ray Massey Is the den mother and they meet on Wednesday. The boys are work ing on their Lion and Webelos badges. They also worked on a robot Dean Massey and Jack O'Harra are the members. Den 6 The den mother for these boys is Mr. Don Munkers and they meet on Tuesday aft ernoons. They enjoyed watching some home movies at their last meeting. The Cubs present were Chuck Huggett. Tony Hartman. Jim Healy, Gary Munkers, Eddie Sherman, Steve Munkers. Lee Payne, and Larry Bcllenbrock. Mrs. Jack Van Wlnkl. Mr. Bud Peck, and Mrs. LeRoy Gar dner were In Portland recent ly. On their way down they stopped at The Dalles to pick up Mrs. Gardner's mother, Mrs. Payne, who also enjoyed the trip to Portland. On December 28, 18G7. Marines participated In the first flag raising ceremony on Midway Is land. MARKET U 178 W. WILLOW PANCAKE FLOUR BETTY CROCKER 4 lb. asasas 1 1 ZEE PAPER TOWELS GIANT ROLLS GRATED TUNA SONNY BOY Seedless Raisins, 2 lb. pkg 39c Peaches, Sonny Boy, 2Vi cans .... 4 for $1 ASSORTED CANDY BARS 5c Bars 6 for 25c 10c Bars 3 for 25c SONNY BOY ASPARAGUS 4 'or $1 SWANSON MEAT PIES 12c OFF-SAVE! Vgf LB. $J39 Veterans' Loan Money Available In February The earliest date th Depart ment of Veteran' Affair cn ob tain money from th al ft vet eran frm and home loan bond probably will bo ht ml,d die of February. H. C Saalfeld. director. ald recently. Authority to Uut additional bond foe tht ttt veteran loan -Ii.n tnv th VOt- er in th November 8 general election when they pprovcd Meaaure I cy a margin v. - U.OiO vote. c . . ii, svntained that new - -r . fund for veteran' loan will not be forthcoming unui om In February lor mcsc v.. i.o.i art Inn ta sell bonds 4. , v, a. -" -- . ..I. unfit the vote u can i . - canvassed and made official by the tecretary of ui u governor of Oregon. Thl tep usually occur within 30 day after election day. or wme time In early December. 2. When the vote I oinciauy i.,.h ih veterans' depart- pim miiutu - ment can then advertise the aaie of bonds. This aavcrusemem must run for 14 day. However. there may be a oeiay nerc. fcld said. In order to await a And You Ar Liable! It' hazardous having livestock break loos and stray onto the highwoy. Not only can you lot a good animal but your liability might turn Into a bonecrusher. Low-cost liability insurance I th bst an. twr and you shouldn't be without it. Call us. C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 8-9625 HEPPNER. OREGON BOX 611 Daily Savings Are The Pennies AND LOCKERS HOME OWNED i A QQC IV LB. fcf .. . 45c 2 for 59 5$f 00 For J. $T oo 46 Oz. lO) 4 BEEF CHICKEN TURKEY FRUIT SPECIALS JONATHAN APPLES Large. Extra Fancy SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES f voi able bond market, -Both th time of the 1. nd th amount of bond to be Is sued, will depend on bond mar ket rcridtil'fn o"l " tsilmatod demand for loan. Saalfeld Mid. j. Another 30 da will be needed after the acceptance- of a Mtlfartory kid. to print the bond, deliver them to the buyer, and obtain tht loan fund. Saalfeld Mid the more than j 400 veteran now waiting for loan fund will require about $15,000,000 to satisfy their nerd. The estimated demand for loan In the coming month will help determine the amount of bond l extrs of $15,000,000 that will nerd to be told. DRIVERS LICENSE EXAMINATION A driver license examiner will be on duty In Heppner Tuesday. December 13. 10 at the Court house between the hour of 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.. according to an announcement receive from the Department of Motor Vehicle of Oregon. Person wishing original li cense or perrn" ,0 ,,rive nr sked to file application well ahead of the scheduled closing hour In order to assure time for completion of the required li cense test. The only bachelor president of the U. S. was James Buchanan. That Count THOMAS S. AND MILDRED HOWELL PHONE 6-9922 With ' Sandy zs& DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE n FOR $, OO FOR 2 27c 49c FOR til W. Uodoo Wr Phone a.t38
