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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1961)
li HEFPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Decern! T. 1961 Greenfield Grangers Go To County Installation By MART LEE MARLOW ISOAKDMAN A nu--ling of the Bonrctman Omei.Ty Adulation w ill Im In !'l iXTcmtM-r 8 at 8 p m. at ( ""y hnlt for the lurimo if riomlnMliiR one direc tor for three yi-sra. Mi intM'rs of fln-enfleld OranRe v. ho jtlrn.lfd the county Inxtal liitlon of t:rnn;e offlcew at Ia-x-InKton Sunday Included Mr. ami Mr. Nullum Thori. Mr. and Mr. K.irl BriKKS, Clyde Tanne htll. Mr. HusM'll Miller. Mrs. C.,-r Cm x-nter, Mrn. Claude Cuat. Mrs. Florence Root, Guy Ker-iixon. Mm. VV. 0. Seehafer and Mr. and Mr. Andrew Sklleti Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tannchlll have returned home from Fresno. Calif., where they were called thn-e weeks ay.o by the death of Mrs. Tttnnehlll'a brother-in-law, Alfred R. Cooley. Mrs. CiKley returned home with them to visit scleral weeks. oih Mrs. l'aul Smith of iinini'i were overnlcht visitors last week at the home of their n-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe. on. i mn va sibert and Bll'l ....... - - children Eddie, Larry. Mary Beth and Judy of Cathlamet, iri, .un..,t t the home of Mr" ami Mrs. Kverett Daniels Sunday on their way home from ui XI .rl..e ll.-lhfl. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes u.-.ri. In Portland one day Inst M.ivpq received a medical checkup. n,u n..iiln Itluhnn was in Port in mi last week also for a med ical checkup. ... kr ii Ciw.h.'ifi-r was nos toss at her home Wednesday of i.. ... .....,.Lr for ihn I in u id eru- broidery class, with Mrs. Eunice Sommersei oi ronianu m uiuig--There will be a later class, at the home of Mrs. Nathan Thorpe, the exact date to be announced 1 1.1,1. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Trevost from .. iif,,ri . nr visiting at the hump of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ilescock. n: il R .. . . n r-nA Warm mp ii mi Mrs. Wavne Beebe i iinmiiffin) are the par ibunni " -.. ents of a daughter, born No vember 30 in BellinKham, Wash, i. j nra Mr. And Mrs. Cecil Hamilton of Boardman. The latter left Sunday ior m-iimb ham to visit their new grand daughter. Mr mid Mrs. Charles McKen i V. it niirontH of a SOn, . 1 1- ait in. I . , iw.m Nnvemher 28 at the Gwl Shepherd hospital in Hermiston He has been named Daniel Lee. Grandpurcnts are Mr. and Mrs i....i.... m,v,.ni sir. of Her- miston, Mrs. A. J. McKenz e of lwfl.mil and Robert ClarK 01 TvEh Valley. Grandparent Is Mrs. baby weighed eight pounds, nine ounces. "Understanding Teenagers" was the subject of the meeting of the County Extension unit Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dewey West. Mrs. James Harper was co-hostess. Leaders of the meeting were Mrs. Nathan Thorpe, Mrs. Kd Skoubo and Mrs. W. G. Seehafer. Next meeting of the unit will be December 19 at the home of Mrs. Arnold Hoffman. Subject will be "Magic With Mixes" with Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Arthur Allen as lead ers. Club Plans Christmas Party Mrs. LaVern Purtlow was hos tess for the Boardman Tillicum club Tuesday of last week at her home. Mrs. James Harper was a guest. Mrs. .oe Billings gave a re port on the expenses of the club lor the past year with the Ore gon Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Ronald Black read a let ter about duos fiom Mrs. Clar ence McCracken, financial sec retary of the state federation. The club is putting a CARE box for donations In the Hitchin' Post Cafe. The annual Christmas doll and ixiv'a rift are on display nil week at Hayes Grocery, t-i... ..i, miH.imi' will lx a Christmas party December 12. at which time Carnation Sisters will have exchange of gifts, and names will oe revraieu. mi Joe Tatonc will be hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Far! Brlggs have returned heme from a week I visit In Merced. Calif, at me home of Brlggs' Drotner ana slster-ln law, Mr. and Mjs. Mil ton Hrlccs. Week-ond Comet Sat There will be two basketball games here this weeK-enu. rn- day night the Kiversine nraie will play Arlington, and Satur day night umauua win pm ii,.. Iiruiis Motulav. Dec. 11. there will be a volleyball game between Boardman and Umatilla here. ... Thursday. Dec. 7, will be ram n. . Kir. ht jit the Koardman Com- i r : . ...i.l. muniv iiiurcn. giarunK wiui ........ .j - tmt ink huooer ai o p. m. inc cuuiman fnmllv. mission aries from Borneo, will be guests, and will show films and curios from Borneo. Everyone Is wei nnmn tn attend. . Mra w r: Siwhafer scent the week-end in lone visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wal ter torley. Mrs. Florence Root visited In Arlington last Friday at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Al Maconi her. Visitors last week at the Hoot home were Mrs. Root's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. George Mefford of Burns. ' SCHOOL MENU I UJuk vl rw-aoihat 1 1-1 S m iviiA vlirk and bean. tillage cheese, appl crisp, eel vry tkks. bread and butter, TUESDAY Fried chl ken. but t,.rel corn, tuwied salad, fruit milk, bread and butter. uiiAmv iiamlmrccr ....., ..n n. urMin lieana. inole- .iuee cake, fruit, milk, bread and butter tiiiMjun AV Tomato aoup, meat sandwiches, cabbage aal- ad. cake, rrun, mim. loiiiiv Tuni and niHKlleS. celery stU ks. cookies, fruit, milk, bread ana ouuer. Elmer Matteson. Mr. and Mrs. Abe uates ana children of Chlco. Calif , came i f,,r Thanktielvlnir with her folks, the Wayne Leathers fam ily. Mrs. Marge Hughes of Pendle ton and son Jim. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Elder of Ontario and Joe and Frank Elder all met for Thanksgiving at the home or Vera Gardner. Verne McCary drove to Her miston Monday with a load pigs for himself and the Milt Morgans. . . i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shank and Laura Lee Shank returned home the 19th from a trip to Hawaii to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rooert Porter, who is there In the Air Daie L. Matteson of Milton Freewater and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matteson were Thanks giving dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott and son. . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Kicnara run mni..H to Salem the past week to make their home. Maynard Hamilton spent Sun dav forenoon at Glen Williams shoeing horses Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams left Wednesday to spend Thanks giving week-end at Meaiora wun both of their folks. Monument By MARTHA MATTESON MONUMENT Miss Nlcki Drees, a student at Monmouth's college of Education spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drees and family. Jerry Cupper, a student of Eastern Oregon College at La Grande, spent Thanksgiving with his folks, the Henry Cuppers. Miss Jerry Fleming was home for Thanksgiving from the Mt. Angel School at Forland where she attends. Walter Williams was home over the holiday week-end from his college In Pasco, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Martin and sons, spent the holidays here with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Johnson, also Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin and Miss Marg aret Martin from their home in Prlneville. Mr. and Mrs. Don Perslnger Qrwi rinnrrhteru snent the holi days In Kennewick and Spokane, Wash. He is ine coacn nere Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gllman onH nhlllrnn of f'findon SOent the Thanksgiving week-end here with his parents, Mr. ana mrs. Mead Gllman. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crocker and son had as their week-end guests, Jim's sister and mother from Spokane, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin had as Thanksgiving guests, her brother and family from Salem. Marv nn Rnsch drove to John Day Saturday night to meet the bus and bring nome neien Brown who had spent the week In Meredlan, Idaho, visiting her daughter and husband. And Maynard Hamilton who had spent the week at his sisters' home, the J. F. Banta family in Parma, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gienger and bovs of Long Creek spent Sunday' with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gienger. Sherry Gienger, who had spent several days with her grandparents, re turned to her home In Long Creek. Pendleton last Mon day on business were Maynard Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and daughter, Stella Mc Carty, Nestle Davis and Mrs. PORTLAND OREGON Your (varantaa of good occommodaHoni U tho Frontier Mot.1 la Portlondl You'll got a frlondly grllng, a cloan and taitofulr furnlthod room with tho foaturoi fan want and nood, end a choory bivltatloR ta tfop with ui again. Oar f ooini ofwoi com beck 7 - rrJCw 7 LOW RATES I 1 irHhT J78K LOCATION i jjj 'B ACC0VM0DATI0NS A motel Jrrl I J 1 S7K S.W. IAR6UR BLVD. ' " 1 I fORTlAND j-l j J Y I A 0K0Nl j M u n u u Colls Lose Twice To Buff Jayvees Hcppncr high's jajTccs basket ball It-am took a aound drubbing bv Madras' young Buffalo- Fri day night here. 47 o 27. but after getting over first -of the season Jitters, came back fight ing Saturday night and lost to the same team by only six points. SI to 45. Half time Friday night saw them trailing 23 12. and they t more ground In the third quarter. Thus. It was 34-14 going into the final frame They did swing Into gear In the last nnariiir thrnieh. and almost equalled the first three quarters' . . . . i. . ..(.... i .. point prouueuon in mc anisic stanza, making 13. But they came back Intent on winning Saturday night, captur Ing the first quarter 13 to 10 before yielding a slim edge at halftlme. 22 to 21. to the young i 1 1 a o I Bulls. They snppea a nine in tho third (luarter. which ended 37 to 31 for the Buffs. and held about even in me last period for the final 51-4J score. for Coach Jim Sutherland's squad was Ken Smith witn a, geuing u kA tirct nioht and 10 the sec ond. Richard Clark totalled 19. only three of which came rn day night. He sharpened his shooting eye Saturday and pot w ik fur hioh for HcDoncr but dowers of Madras was game high with is. Madras 51 Heppner 45 i - - ' I ' - --- "A Clowers 18 F Mlnnlck 6 F Harris 4 C A. Smith 12 G Maw 5 G Clark 16 bright 7 Sherman 2 Nichols 2 Smith 10 RMPrws: For Madras Town send 0, Macy 0, A. Smith. 4, MARINE PVT. Georaa T. Tackier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calrta Yackltf of Heppn' " hod. uled to compieio inaiTiauai combat training, Nov. 24. with tho Second Iniantry Training Regiment at Camp Pendleton. Calif. Each leatherneck com. plating recruit training at San Diego. Calif., reports to camp Pendleton for combat training to ensure his proficiency at combat formations, fire and maneuver, individual protec tion, and safe movement dur ing night and day. Brown 4, G. Smith 5. For Heppner Sherman 4, Wardwell 0. Schoonover 0, George 0, Cole 0, Lesser 4. Saturday Night: Madras 47 Heppner 27 Gregg 15 Clowers 8 Mlnnlck 4 Harris 7 Maw 0 F F C G G Ayers 0 Wright 4 Clark 3 Nichols 0 Smith 12 Reserves: For Madras Town wnH n Maev 2. Brown 0. Carl son. G. Smith 4. For Heppner Ayers 0, Wardwell 0, Schoon over 0, George, Lesser 8, Cole 0. Unexpected Caller Spoils Holiday Fare A fnntier Heppner resident had a mint unexected caller Thanks giving morning and a runway diMH-r uff.-red a a icwult ,-lira, unr-i r ni'in'i,. - living at Portland, w as awakened In her home at 3 a. m. Nov. 23 when an intrmier reii mmuiiu her kitchen ceiling, knocking ntnst.w nntn hir iiiimtikin Die and other holiday food. .... . . . II . t Mrs. Aldrldge said sne ; eiiei at her grandson. Larry A Buck- t . . - .kn.,1 ihA man u tin waui-r. i """ then pulled himself back up . i. . 1...1.. . . . 1 . . . I .. r.ll .ul thfll' nen eny ixjiht- m..-. found Edward Glenn Judd. 3H. an Intruder who had apparently stepped off a beam through the plaster celling, falllnt? partially into the apartment occupied hy Mrs. Aldrldge. He had a S im h steak knife In his coat picket ana was nuuni-u c"" charges of carry lnd conccale.1 weapon and for after-hours vlo lation. He told police, "I came to be.? a friend." Mrs. Aldrldge Is a sister of Clarence Wl.se, Heppner. and lived here for some time In the 19.Ws and 40 s. Examiner Coming A drivers license examiner will be on duty In Heppner Tuesday. t li-H-embcr 12. 11 t the Court house between the hours of 9:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. m., according an an announcement received from the Pepartment of Motor Vehicles ii Oregon, rersons wish Ing original licenses or permit to drive are asked to file appli cations well ahead of the ached uled closing hour In order to assure time for completion of the required license test Long Distance Nation-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6 3111 LITTLE SUZY SAYS: Turner, Van Marter and Bryant INSURANCE PH. 6-9652 HMTEST mm mi VU1S mil And here's what started the heat wavel Last month more Americans bought Fords than in any November In history. The blazing success of the long Ford line was end-to-end, all across the country and up and down it, too. Everywhere the people flocked into their Ford Dealers and bought smart new Falcons, and the new Falcon Squire, the glittering swift Galaxies, the famous Ford Station Wagons and the hot Thunderbirds. And they poured in to see and buy up the brand-new Fairlanes just introduced. There are four magic reasons-why behind the smashing success of the long Ford line for 1962. First of all is utterly modern styling, the fresh crisp lines that are how being so widely copied by other car-makers, the smart look that dominates the industry. Second is absolute power in eleven kinds of engines, giving you anything you could want in engine options. Third is total economy every Ford model is priced directly at your pocketbook, and every Ford, large, medium or small, gives you gasoline mileage outstanding in its class. Fourth is the service-saving concept every Ford car is built to cut down maintenance worries and problems, with service-saving features other cars may have some day. Ford leadership from Falcons to Thunderbirds is founded on trend-setting innovations . . . The hot ideas come from Ford. And at the heart of Ford success is an almost revolutionary new concept of quality most serious and direct concern with the actual part-by-part quality. For the hot trends in the hot cars, for a new experience in quality, and for the best buys on the American Road, see your Ford Dealer. PRODUCTS OF C& MOTOR COMPANY NOW THERE ARE FOUR CLASSES OF CARS ...AND ONLY FORD HAS ALL FOUR! COMPACT CLASS: FAIRLANE CLASS gp3g - jgisg 1 "''CT FORD FALCON Thli daaa includea can with 106- to 114-Inch wheelbaae. Moot popular by far (a million happy owners!) i tho Ford Falcon. Falcon America a loweat-priced' B-paaosnger car. aet a 25-year record for &xi or taghU in laat apring i Mobilgaa Economy Run, gives you a choice of 13 models, Including tho Futura and new Falcon Squire wagon. FULL.SIZE CLASS: FORD FAIRLANE The Ford Fairlane ia the first member of a new class which combinea the advantages of both compacta and big car. . . . you get big car room, ride and performance . . . compact savings and maneuverability. Priced below many compacta, Fairlane even rivals tome in gaa economy. Ha twice-a-year maintenance introduced by the Galaxie. LUXURY CLASS: GALA XI E BY FORD Tho claa. ft familioa who want big car comfort, performance ax Pi Valu. leader i. the Fori Galaxio-which ovjetWure of far cootuer fin. car With tho optional Thunderbmi 390 V-8 Galaiw wul outperform America's moat expensive luxury cars. Kequiree servicing only twice a year, or every o.uw - FORD THUNDERBIRD The top clans cars for people who want the very finest. First of the trim-siie luiury cars, the 4-paoaenger Thunderbird ia the moat distinctive car in thia daaa. Ita styling set the trend for an entire ft .1 : . . T anrla.l generation of cars ana now nnas a new eiega And Thunderbird s perrormance is jusi una , pariBM manHjactMrm' nwatti mail dtliMrtd pricm. nluJit ktaltr WHATEVER YOU'RE LOOKING FOR IN A CAR . . . LOOK TO THE 10NG FORD LINE AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S HEPPNER AUTO SALES, Inc. Hcppncr, Oregon Features of the future ... now .11 11 II I 1 1 .1 1 .H
