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t HEffNEJI CAZCTTt.TIMCS, Thursday. December 2!. 1961
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HOLDS CHRISTMAS MRTY
Mrs. lUrry Duvall wan htita
la members if the Lrxtnj;n
Garden club Monday Dec. II, for
the annus! ChrUlmaa party, with
11 members attrncfir.g. The topic,
"How to Grow and tar lor Af
rican ViolHi" w 1I ami dis
Brings Cheers For
HH Jay peace and joy
cussed by MUs hdna Turner, fol
lowed by a imx I a I hour.
Grade Schoolers
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BE YOURS AT CHRISTMAS
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'isfilnp'uou all tfie Gesfc
and, brightest jojjs of tfw
Gristmas eason
EaCH ytor,
w offer a litt! mtisoflt to tail you
wt or rtmembtrlnj oil th ntc court
tstti of forded us In th pott ond to 1st
you know wt truly epprtclott your
thought fulness ond consideration.
HOWELL'S UNION SERVICE
HEPPNER, OREGON
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Christ mar onS
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The unuxual Chrlatmas pro
gram presented by fourth, fifth
and nixth grade students at
Heppner tilth iM-hoo December
6 wan exce ptlonally well received
by the audience. Departing Irom
traditional type programs for the
M-oson, a reiiume ol wnool ac
tlvitici In the town for the school
year was given in pantomime
and song by the youngsters
Titled. Twas One Hundred
and Thirteen Nights Before
Christmas," the theme as read
by the narrators, Nancy Doherty
and Jvan Adlard, told of 10
scenes depicting a school room,
papa trying to sleep while prep
aratlons were made tor school,
going to the rodeo, children leav
ing for school, a scene of child
ren on the school bus, a foot
ball game, Halloween activities,
a school dance, Thanksgiving
and preparation for Christmas.
The narration, written by
music teacher Mrs. Ola Mae Ben
son, was a clever parody on the
popular poem, 'Twas the flight
Before Christmas." tew nign
lights of the. school year were
overlooked! and all were pre
sented In good humor to the tie
light of the audience.
Children in the chorus did an
outstanding Job of singing old
and familiar songs, showing
their good training in voice un
der the direction of Mrs. Ben
son.
Parents also had reason to he
proud of the performance of
youngsters in the two bands un
der the direction of Arnold Mel
by. Those in the fifth grade, or
beginners band, have had in
struction only for three months,
but performed very well. :iixth
grade band members are In tneir
second year of Instrumental
music. They presented more dif
ficult pieces with exceptional
bility. Rickey Gimbel, a mem
ber of the sixth grade band,
directed one number.
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SNOW LAND . . , Like aa Imitation f Urr-Uud U this monaUla
tot, but It's for rtL It abwi the ski how, Macltwrr for
snow Urar a4 Bder Pui, ToMinlta National Park to Call
fond. The snow here reaobea gral deptha but winter sports
lorera m anda anted and log fires fat the ski booae are warm.
mtte no-jKmt, quite Me httrnJoi
CASE FURNITURE
MATT RAT GENE MADGE
Chamber Mothers
Join in Banquet
Honoring Team
HEPPNER T.V. INC.
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7 jST v-! loys you so
om Glass Takes
rip to Fairchild
Tom Glass, freshman at Wil
lamette University, took part in
the cadet base visitation to t air-
child Air Force Base in Washing
ton last Thursday and Friday.
Tom, son of Morrow County
Health Nurse Velma Glass, was
one of 28 members of the Wil
lamette University Air Force
ROTC Detachment 700 making
the visitation.
Named to Honorary
Jeannette Schmidt of Heppner
is one of five new members in
itiated into the Eastern Oregon
College Alpha Epslson chapter
of Alpha Pi Epsilon, national
secretarial science honorary.
Miss Schmidt, a 1961 graduate
of Heppner High school, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Schmidt, Heppner.
Heppner High school's 1961
football team was entertained
at the annual banquet with
fathers as guests at the high
school cafeteria Wednesday, De
cember 6. Members of Heppner
Morrow County Chamber of Com
merce, sponsoring organization
and players' mothers, who pre
pared the dinner were also
present
Awards were presented Merlin
Hughes as most valuable player,
elected by teammates; Bruce
Moyer as most valuable back-
field man, and Merlin Hughes
and Ladd Dick as co-winners
of most valuable lineman award.
Choice of the latter two was by
the football coaches.
Bob Thomason, head' football
coach at Whitman College, Walla
Walla, gave the main address,
outlining how playing football
helps team members meet the
problems of life. Another guest
of the evening was the assistant
coach from Whitman, Russell
Monahan.
Coach Jim Sutherland awarded
letters to seniors Mike Healy,
Archie Ball, Bruce Moyer, Eddie
Howard, Merlin Hughes, Ladd
Dick, Joe Yackley; juniors Le
Roy Gardner, Dick Springer,
Shan Applegate, Gene Wallace,
Bill Cox, Mike Lesser, Harold
Gray; sophomores Dick Proud
foot, Kenny Smith, Larry Mues
sig, Douglas Dubuque, Raymond
JNichols, Daryl Dick, Dan Ward
well.
Letters were also presented
three managers, Dennis Warren
Dale Van Blokland and Bill
Weatherford.
Sixty-six attended the banquet
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Tree Project of Club
Gets Initial Start,
Aided By Community
ION E An estimation of 300
trees will be needed to complete
the btreet Tree Planting project
for which the lone Garden Club
is striving to bring to the com
munity of lone. This project has
been undertaken by the club as
a community improvement. The
organization will donate $100.00
towards this. As was noted in the
letter to the club announcing
their winning of the Sears, Roe
hurk allotment, thev will receive
the full amount allowed whfch gEfflWffW
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THE WEE T.V. SHOP
HASKELL SHARRARO
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ANDERSON'S BUILDERS SUPPLY
EIPPT ITOHDIY
LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP
JO, JEAN and LOIS
The club, has added two more
members to the original project
committee, who are chairman,
Mrs. Fredrick Martin, Mrs. Phil
Emert, Mrs. Elbe Akers. New
members for the committee are
Mrs. Iva Bishop, secretary-treas
urer and Mrs. Dannie unnitn,
Dublicitv chairman.
Other organizations which
have declared themselves avail
able for help are the Lions club,
represented by Garland Swanson
and Willows Grange, represented
by Mrs. Alvln McCabe. They
have the complete backing and
suDDort of the lone City council,
This will be a community pro
ject it is stressed and without
the help and contribution of the
community. Droeress would be
slow. Any other group or Individ
ual is invited to assist in any
way they feel they can. Mem
bers of the above committee may
be contacted for further infor
mation.
This project which the Garden
Club has undertaken can not
be done in the matter of a year.
However, spread over a period
of time it is hoped that our town
will be graced by these lovely
and useful trees. A great deal
of work, study and planning
have gone into these plans ana
the Garden Club members have
worked very laboriously to ob
tain information on the best plan
and the best type of tree adapted
for this area.
At the garden club meeting
on Tuesday, information was
presented to the members by
Mrs. Fredrick Martin on trees,
their types and1 adaptability for
this area. A vote was made to
obtain the group's choice in or
der of their preferences, with the
following choices, Moraine Lo
cust. Scarlet Oak, Washington
Thorn, Norway Maple, Schwed-
ler s Maple, Little Lear Linden.
These six types of trees are con
sidered to be the most highly
adaptd for our area. The club
is open to any suggestions or
information that anyone can
give them to help in this work.
It is planned, througn later
articles, to bring information
through our paper on the proper
planning, planting and care
methods to enable everyone In
surrounding communities, as
well as our own town, to have
healthier and bettei trees.
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The world Is filled with isms
but they won't hurt you unless
you get tilled witn tnem.
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Those who drive on the wrong
side of the highway should be
put on the right side of the jail.
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paironsg and cowideration lait ytar.
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Our wish to you for a
Yuletide of great joy and
happiness ,
HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG.
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