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ft HEFfNIH CAZmre TTMCS. Thurxtar. Dfmbw ?. IW
County Granges
Seat Officers
At Installation
At a Joint installation In the
Lexington grange hall Sunday
officer were Installed for thre
rrangcs of tiio county together
PTA Hobby Night
Slated Wednesday
m i 4fVl
i.range. lor iiif year tvu. .
A pot lurk dinner preceded ue "
Installation service. n K'ar
Taklnir tf f If for romon
Hrant'i were: Alvln Waeenblast
l4-xlngton. master; Nate Thnre
lu.nnlmiin nvpriuvr: Pansv See-
hater. Boardman, lecturer; Wade
Crawford, lone, steward; u
Wright. Ileppner. assistant stew
ard; Pearl wrigtit, neppne
cliniilaln: Itav Drake. lleiiune
treasurer: Kva KrlPfS. Board
man, secretary; Karl Morgan
lone. gatckeeicr; Muriel Palm
or, Ileppner, ceres; Margart
Hamilton. Boardman. pomona
Irene Dalzell. lone, flora; Lee
Wagenblast. Lexington, lady as
vUtunt steward.
Installed on the executive
-.mmiiii' urnr Oscar Peterson
Ileppner for Rhea Creek Grange,
Carl Miller, Lexington, lor Lex
ington Grange and Leo Crabtree,
imiP. for Willows (J ran no.
Of fleers for 1902 Installed for
I'xincton Grange were Alvln
Wagenblast. Lexington, master
Carl Miller. Lexington, overseer
I'nni'iii Smnusp. lone, lecturer
tvell Jones. Lexington, steward
Kenneth Smouse, lone, assistant
steward; I'earl Devine, Ileppner
ehanlaln: Jean Nelson, lone
treasurer: Wilbur Sloacall. Lex
Ington, gatekeeper; Nora Turner
Ileppner, ceres; Frieda Majeske
Ijxlnptnn. Pomona: Bertha Hunt
Ijvln(Ttnn. flora: Laura Richards,
Ileppner, lady assistant steward,
and Earl Evans. Ileppner, three
year term on the executive com
TnUlnir office for Rhea Creek
Orancre were: Mrs. Walter
Wright, Ileppner, master; Rudy
Rerirstrom. lone. overseer; Mrs,
Harold Wright, Ileppner, lectur
er; Leonard Rill, Heppner, stew
nrd: Barton Clark. Heppner, as
slslant steward: Mrs. O. E.
Wright, Heppner, chaplain; Elm
er Palmer, Heppner, treasurer;
Harold Wrlcht. HenDner. secre
tary; Archie Beehdolt, Hardman,
gatekeeper; Muriel r a i m e r,
Heppner, ceres; Mrs. Lincoln
Nash, Heppner, pomona; Mari
lyn Bergstrom, Heppner, flora;
nnd Mrs. Al Lovgren, Ileppner,
lady assistant steward.
Installed for one year terms
on the executive committee were
Mrs. John Bergstrom, Heppner,
O. E. Wright, Heppner, and Walt
er Wright. Heppner.
Installed for Willows Grange
were: Berl Akers, master; Leo
Theme of Ileppner Parent
Teacher association meeting
Wednesday night Mill be "Hobby
Night." t ommiltee nu-mhor re
port many Interesting hobbles
have been reorted by resident!
of the area. Collections will N
Power Named Head
Of Cub Scouts Here
grange or ine rouniy logcmrri , , : , , . , " ... ...a
with V Morrow County Pomona plyrt J" LM s S:
Anvone havinit an unusiis
tie would be wi I
for the evening Is
Invited to contact Mrs. Arno'd
Melby, program committee chnlr
man. Mrs. Jim llagcr, or Mrs
Marshall Lovgren.
The meeting will be at 8 p. m
In the muIltiiuriMiHe room with
room mothers of the sixth grades
as hostesses.
Mrs. Eddie Thorp returned
rTcntlv from a two-wee k
trio to Cslilornia where she vis
ited with relatives. She sicnt
several days with her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cloud In Redwood City, and with
her brother and family. Rir. ana
Mrs. Donald Mundon In San Car
los. Calif. She was able to visit
brli-flv with her mother and
father, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mun
don, who came In by plane from
Helta. Colorado, to spend
Thanksgiving with their rela
tives in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Way. Riley.
visited the Hud Aiasnau lamuy
Saturday, Nov. 5. Also visiting
were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Fad
berg, Jr., Portland.
Mrs. J. R. Huffman spent a
uiw-k with her son. Bob. a stu
dent at the University of Oregon,
during the ihanksgiving Holi
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morse and
Hfr nnrl Mrs. Gordon McGoUCh.
all of Walla Walla, were Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. nowara
Cleveland.
Kov Duran, Hood River and
formerly of Heppner, visited at
the Pete McMurtry home over
the week-end. The McMurtrys
drove her to Walla Walla Sun
dav to visit her father. William
A. Duran, also formerly of Hepp
ner. who is now in the Veteran's
hospital there.
parrel! Power was eli-cled Cub
master for the I1 62 Cub Scout
year as It got underway with
offices filled and den mothers
acquired. Assisting Darrel will
be Calvin Sherman, and Dave
Townsend. pack committee chair
man. On the pack committee are
Hob Bergstrom. Bud Peck, Gor
don llutchen. treasurer, and
Wlliard Stales-. Institutional rep
resentative from the Heppner
IT A which sonsor the Cubs.
pen 1 with Den Mother Mrs.
Elmer Berry and assistant, Mrs.
Jack Plovhar. has Cecil Berry,
iimmv Mi-t.Bihlln. Bobby Ploy
har. ferryl Hughes, and Jimmy
tC.huf f ll
iL.n i with Den Mother Mrs
rinrcnro Johnston and assistant
Mrs. Wilbur Worden. has Johnny
Johnston. David Gunderson, Bar
ney Marshall. Steve Hutchins,
Crabtree, overseer; Eulena Cor
lev. lecturer; Wate Crawford,
steward; Mabel Crawford, chap
lain; Dot Halvorsen, secretary;
Mary Lindsay, treasurer; Lee
Palmer and Mary Ann Palmer,
ssistant stewards; Marcell
fownsend. gate keeper; Sue
Townsend, ceres; Shirley Hicks,
pomona; Cheryl Corley, flora;
Kvelvn Hicks, musician. On the
executive committee are Art Dal-
11. Alvln McCabe and Marlon
filmer. All are of lone.
Thanksgiving day was the oc
casion lor a family reunion din
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Haluh ScotL Present for the hol
iday observance were Mrs. Scot fa
parents, Mr. ana Mrs. noy m-iu,
Heppner, her sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Knighton (for
merly Ethel Moore) of Kenne
wlck and their daughter, Mrs. La
Delle Smith and four sons, Dan
ni.. Timmv. Grcue and Bradley,
Al. from Kennewick were her
and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Kred Knighton, and Mr. and Mrs.
n.iv MM.ri and sons Gary and
j - - -
?iMnnr of Athena.
Sundav visitors at the home
r.f Mr Anne Smouse were Mr.
and Kin Orlow Martin. Moro
Mr nn4 Mr I. C. JL MoTVel Of
nnfnr railed at the home of Al
fred Troedson on Sunday, iney
also visited In Pioneer Memorial
h Mru Troedson. who
is convalescing from an extended
Illness, but now making sieauy
n.-in Thev returned home late
afternoon. Mr. Marvel is
employed as a rural mall carrier
for two routes Dy me uuiur iuai
Office.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Devtn vis
ited Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Ixival Parker, and attended the
t-:ik Memorial services.
Robert Abrams. district attor
ney of Morrow county, is attend
ing the state convention of Ore
gon District Attorneys Thursday
and Friday In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Bailey re
turned November 30 after a two
week vacation visiting their
children and families in and
around Portland and Western
Washington points. They spent
Thanksgiving with their grand
daughter and family, Mr- and
Mrs. Jack Dempsey, Centralla,
Wn.
Ronnie Sherman, Bobby Worden
ami Grea Greenup.
Pen 3 ulth Pen Mother, Mrs.
I.VWn Van starter and al
tant Mrs. Howard Cleveland, has
Billy Wolff. Kelly Green. La
Verne Van Marter. Ronnie Fluff
Matt Murray. Tommy Cleveland,
and John Hall.
rvn 4 with Den Mother. Mr
Dave Townsend. ha Bruce
Townsend. bobby Peck. Philip
Avers. Kevin Dick, and BUI
GreenuD.
Den 5 lth Den Mother Mr.
Darrel McLachlin and assistant
Mr. Marshall lovgren. ha Billy
Baker. Larrv Bellenbrock. Mark
Loveren. Bruce Bergstrom. and
Dalles Harsln.
Den 6 with Pen Mother. Mr.
Don Munkers, ha Steven Mun
kra c.nrx, Munkers. Delbert Mc
Lachlln. Robbie Abrams. anJ
Gary Adams.
rwn 7 with nn Mother. Mrs.
Robert Hopper and assistant. Mr.
Loyd Burkenbine. na Jimmy
Shields. Kenny Baker. Gary Wat
kins. Brian Hughes. Rory Still
man, and Jay Burkenbine.
Den 8. with Den Mother, Mrs.
Wayne Harsln, has Donald Cos
sitt. Rill Stalev. Nels Flatt.
Steven Lane Mike Doherty, and
Rodney Whitesmith.
All den meet each Tuesday
afternoon at 4:00 p. m. except
den 2, which meets at 2:30 p. m.
On the last Tuesday of each
month all Cubs and parents meet
in the high school gym for a
pack meeting which begins at
7:00 p. m. All Cuba must be
present with a parent or an
adult who is responsible for him.
The boys are now taking or
ders for the annual fruit cake
sale and cakes are expected in
this week. Proceeds from this
sale are used during the year
for the various Cub activities.
November 28 the first pack
meeting of the fall was held
with many awards given the
boys. Twenty-seven Cubs passed
the requirements to become Bob
cats and received their pins
which included all of dens 1, 7,
and 8, Johnny Johnston, David
Gunderson. Barney Marshall,
Steve Hutthens. and Ronnie
Sherman in den 2; Bill Green-
ud In den 4: Mark Lovgren,
Bruce Bergstrom, and Dallas
Ifnrtin in fl..n - anrt- rolhorl
McLachlin In den 6; Bruce Town-
send received his wolf badge
and two arrow points. Others
getting their arrow points were
Millv Wolff Wollu r.roon In.
Verne Van Marter. Matt Murray.
Tommy Cleveland, Bobby Peck,
Steven Munkers, Gary Munkers.
KODDie ADrams, uary Adams.
Monument News
ly MARTHA MATTtSON
MONUMENT The Down River
JmnU.ft . l.f l.1 at Monument
Iwember 1. The town that
played basketball were I'kUh,
Spray. Long Creek, and Monu
ment. They hsd a great turnout
Many Monument people a
tended the Annual Columbu
Power Co-op meeting held In
Spray this last Saturday and a
dame In the evening.
Walter William of Pa-o. Wn,
was home with hi fulka. Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Williams, for the
week-end. lb cousin, Terr), ac
companied him.
Ethel Leather and Kay II
ri drove the latter' grand
mother. Mr. Dori Capon, to the
hospital In John Day Friday.
Owen Smith went to Portland
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ledger,
wood and family. Mr. and Mr.
Larry Leasey, both of Seattle,
Wn.. and Mr. and Mr. Marvin
County OEA Meet
Held at Boardman
fcOAKf'MN Ti Morrow
County 'OKA' met Monday night
at the school with about 40 at
tending. Robert Van llute. county
mIiooI u-rintcndent. Heppner,
gave a repurt on tt OKA meet
ing he h attended recently,
and stated that Oregon ha been
selected a one of the leading
state In education, and that It
will receive a federal grant thi
year of $2S.(KJ fro pilot work
In Initiating new program. He
further stared that there U an
Indication that this grant will
Increase to S-'M.UiO In the next
few year, lie also gave a re
port on a meeting held recently
by the Morrow county and Uma
tilla county school board at
which a discussion was held on
the possibility of a community
college In this area. Both boards
wen. in favor of such a college.
Tk ma tor rvirllnn of SUCh
ii., aim mr. nu -j fn major porwuu " ww.
Saddler and family of Kinzua m-hool would be financed by
effl. ..n,..,.il.inA ki.lllau Wllh I . . . . A ..,.,. m AAl I ft (V f if
spent Thanksgiving holiday wi'h
the girl parents, jvir. inu u
Uho Bleakman.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Musgrave
spent Thanksgiving in ileppner
with her father and sister, Alice
and John Stevens.
Mr. and Mr. Gus Peterson
and family spent Thanksgiving
witn tils sister ana lamuy in
Portland
I iVnnio MuttPKnn of AltUlBS.
Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Waller
Hunt of Riley were here F.iday
to get Mrs. Martha Matteson and
Gene Hunt who accompanied
Matteson home for two weeks.
Mrs. Isobel Neel of Long Cieek
was visinng ir'.enas in monu
ment Saturday.
Ki-nnplh Kli-aWmnn fit Rufus.
spent a week elk hunting at the
Kno BieaKman nome.
Verne Goe of Warren visited
In th Qtnnlnv MnccrrAVf and
Rho Bleakman homes during elk
nunting.
Ilarnlrl T.lnnprr returned hon'.rf
from Davlnn. Wn.. where he went
to get his trailer house out of
the woods.
Monument ball teams traveled
to Ukiah Saturday night The
boys lost, and the girls won.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis .spent
Friday evening in the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Engle, at Cottonwood.
Mrs. June Hutchison, and Lynn
and Arvella Hunt spent a day
in John Day last week, Arvella
Hunt had dental work done.
Miss Laura Lee Shanks of John
Day was home over the week
end. Dale Matteson was home from
Milton-Freewater over the week
end. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gienger
and daughters of Dale, were
week-end guests at the Bill and
Archie Gienger homes.
state money. Another meeting of
the two Doarus win oe mm "
a week or two.
Another feature on the pro
gram was the showing of slide
by Don llellker of Heppner of a
trip he and Mrs. llellker took to
the Hawaiian Islands.
Visiting Mr. Robert Van Hout
last week were Mrs. Bill Bur
nett and Mrs. Cleborn Hill of
Slanfleld.
Lodge Officials
Visit I00F Here
The annual bMi'n of the
Grand Master of the grand
of lOOF Willow Lodge No. bo
Wednesday nlcht wa the oc a
.,n for clam feed. The 6 30
dinner w held In the loJge
dining room with Cornrtt Green
and Robert Lowe a chef.
Ellsworth Robinson of Central
Point, grand master, gave a i Ulk
at the meeting following. Olher
dignitaries In attendance wcie
Grand Warden Orviile Matthew.
Fossil: Grand Conductor moij
Harnett. Weston: past Grand
Master Roy Tlerney. Pendleton.
A 5 year pin was presented
Oral Set'", liermlston. men.tn-r
of the local lodge, by the grand
master.
HOSPITAL NEWS
J,ie Palmer. Lexington, dls
missed; Ellen Snyder. Sha.uke;
Hazel Morris, liermlston. ds
missed: James Marts, llepp.ier;
Robin Kackley. Condon, dismiss
ed: Stanley Richmond. Hepprc
dismissed;' Craig Relsch. Ion-,
dismissed; John Howell. Condon,
dismissed: Jeri Krebs, Cecil; Wil
liam Heath. Heppner.
Mr. and Mr. Hubert WlUon
visited Mr. and Mrs. Malvan
Morris, liermlston, and Mr. and
Mrs. Eueene McCorkle, Stan-
field, on Sunday.
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Santa will ride down Main street at 1 p. m.
in a big red fire truck, and stop at Willow
and Main to give treats to all the kiddies.
ON DECEMBER 16, SANTA WILL RETURN
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