Homecoming Game, Dance Saturday
y EATOCUNE LtNDSTBOH
IGNf miitimin( frstlv
(lira will b haturday. (hihhrf
.11. t l'k ItUh a liuil. A ( !
hall game apalnM Whrhf
county mIkmiI Mill be Ur4 In
the rfn-n, nt a danre In
the raf-t4 lutn Hiih the -Ait-
lc- .) inif. Hill Ik-tin at
i in
t arwIMatea ft llumm.rtilrtg
Qurrn are iwtiy Jlaualrr, frrh.
ftirn- k'mrrt N,l.n lutilimniyn'
Suan Jnlirm, Junior, ami
Hati.lra lloUtrln, arnima The
I n Mill Im rrn-il at half
lint dutluK h aririnMin came.
(tinner In honor i.f their 3"th
MrtlJln anniversary,
H Ann Harnett rltratr Jef
ninth birthday ith a l-arly al
hrr home (itrn ly hrr root her,
Mia J antra llnrm-M. tail Friday
aftrrmam (iuri JjuluUt All
the i.-ii from Hip f..urth trade:
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l-loiMrotn. Ann ikln. Carol
Wllrlf. Naory Aahurtt lirMiy Vo
rum. r;mcrr Nrdfy. Karrn t rw
rll. Ilelrn lit fix. MiHIry & ar
hroutfh. an.l Jranrlte l.ujun The
tint iiart sarin- mui rnn)-d
Maaoale Lodja Eatertaloa
Tenth. Mta t Banquet
Maaontc IxhIko N.i 130, A K
A M , rntrrtainr the hleri
m tiixil ! art. i iir male family
mrmltrn of the grade and hufi
m'Iio mHIi a lianqurt at the
Maxmlr hall lat Wednesday
evening.
Charles O'Connor waa manirr
if irrrmonlra (or the dlfirwr Af.
lT M-vrral Introductions, linn
Turnrr of llriifwr save a hrt
iwh, slier Mhlrh the Imivs
aw M4M fllma of water akiing.
Nrlnit on the dinner commit
tee trt Mm. Walter Jacoha,
Mr. Omar Kirtmann, Mrm. Iter
twrt Kkntrom, it, ami Mr. luy
W. Llndfmm. Members of the
Mtrrn Star aim decorated the
tables In the autumn thrme
About aUty were in attendance,
Mr. ami Mra W. T. Crow of
C awade. H C. have lfil rueats
of Mr. an Mr. Anhur Krene
for M-veral urrka. Mra. Krtie
and Mra. C'nnv arr alalcra. Thry
have ali Ix-rn vlaltlnir at the
home of Mr. and Mra. Hoy t amp
lrll In Iralnjrton.
Mr. Dale liay la pcnrilng
orne time In The Da 1 ! to Im
near Mr. Ray, Mho I a patient
In The Dalle General hospital.
Sue Townaend and her friend,
Drana Day of Mullno, apent the
wrrk end here vIMtlntr Sue'a
partnta. Mr. and Mr. Ilenthal
Ttmmierid ISoth the trlrla are atu
dent at Northwentern School of
Commerce.
Mr. C. C. Brenner took her
mother. Mr. Vela Kuhanka, to
the hcnpital In llcppner last
Thursday follmlni a heart at
lark he Buffered at the home
of Mra. Clara Klnratd, where he
U employed.
Mr. and Mr, flay Helmbigner
(ent aeveral day the last of
the week vUltlnjr relatives at
OdrMa. Wn.
Mr. Walter Dohyn of KuRrne
I viNittnte friend and relative
here. She apent last week with
her nephew. Robert and Her
bert letron and famllie. and
I visiting this week with Mrs
Kdlth NU'hoann. Mr. Nlclionon
entertained with a coffee hour
In her honor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Kimer Griffith la spend
ln tha week at Lake Oswejro
, with her thrr jtranddauKJiti-r.
Tneir parent. Mr. and Mr.
Dwljcht Haugen, are apendina
the week In Washington. D. C.,
and Mill also visit In New York
City before returning home. Mr.
Ifaucen recently was appointed
special assistant to Gov. Mark
O. Hatfield, to act as coordinator
of all the Oregon agencies en-
gaged In the new poverty pro
gram, which Includes education
of the Illiterate, gainful employ
ment for those displaced by aut
omatlon. and school dropouts,
training camps, welfare pro
grams and many other agencies.
He will meet In Washington
wun bargeant &nnver and rep
resentatlves from other states.
Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Schaffer
returned on Friday from a three
weeks trip which took them
down the Oregon coast to Cal
ifornia. They visited Mr. and
Mrs. Orvllle Preston at Ocean
lake and with F. M. McClintock,
who formerly operated the store
at Cecil, lie now owns and op
erates a trailer court at Idleyld
Park on the Diamond Lake road
going out of Roseburg. They
spent most of their vacation with
their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schnffer and
family at Concord, Calif. While
there they were entertained with
V t ake and Ice rream
Mr. and Mr. Jack lltnd en
tertained Mr and Mra. Herb
lit nd, Mr and Mra Henry Kr-t
and family, ami Mr. and Mra.
K. It S lilf r at dinner on Sun
day at their home near Cecil.
Nor Iktlivn of Florence and
Mr. Juanlla Guile of Mcdford
Mere end rurtta of Mr and
Mia l!oU-rt J'HH-n.
Mia bill Rietrnann Ma ho
leas fur the Amlia Club laat
Wcdncadav afternoon at her
home. ( o hiMtcaa M a Mrs. Hay
lioviv. Menitier played "I hargw
Account. alter the meet In jr. and
prtra Mere Mini by Mr. I.lnd
aay Klncald. high: Mrs. Kot-rt
Hu t ma nn. accond high, Mra. VA
ration, low; and Mr. ete (an-
ton won noitr prize.
Week-end puet of Mr. and
Mr. Carol Miller and family
Mere Mr. and Mr. Jame Arment
ami family of La Grande.
Mr and Mr. leu Crabtree,
Mr. Lcm alvoren. and Mrs.
Archie Munker of Letington at
tended the funeral of a cousin.
U-ltoy Miller, at llermlktun on
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Raker
l-nt Saturday night In Herm
laton. M'tth their son and
daughter In law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald linker. Their grand
daughter. Sheila, was ceu-brat-
Inif her birthday.
Mrs Roland Ih-rgatrom and
Mr. Walter Jacob were shoo-
ping In lortland on Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Herahal Town-
M-nd i-nt Monday at Hermlston
vlsltlnj; Mrs. Harold ToMnsend,
Mho Is critically 111 In the hos
pital there.
Arleta McCahe. a student st
EOCK at Ii (irande, aw-nt the
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Paul W. Jones
Democrat
Morrow County
Judge
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TAX DOLLAR"
(Pd. Advertisement By
Morrow County Democratic
Central Committee, AI Lamb,
Heppncr, Chairman).
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You Need
STRONG REPRESENTATION
IN WASHINGTON
EVERETT
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Vote (X) For Everett Thorcn
November 3
(Pd. By Thoren For Congress Com., Sam
McDaniel, Committeeman, Hardman, Ore.)
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'Week -end at home with her par
enta, Mr. and Mr. Farl McCat
She was accompanied by l-f
roommate. Mi a ion Makl.
Mr. and Mi Walla. e Mat
thew and bernlere and Drnirc
and Mia luil Akei and lu.n
nle tent Saturday In I'urtland
shoi.pinif
Mi lltoma llarrlaon of Ca
rade ijm k wa heie over the
Mii k end Uitinjr Mr. and Mra.
Rotieri Harrlaon and mn.
Gueat of Mr. and Mr. Lewi
llalvorw-n thi week end Mere
Mr and Mi. Henry llalvorarn
of Medford.
Mr. Gordon While amimpan
led by her daughter In law. Mr.
t'harle While and aon. (hand
ler, of Portland. siM-nt the Meek-
end with (rdn White and
other relative.
J i' tuton of Hie Dalle I
apcmlinic some time here paint
Inir at the Victor Itli-tmann home.
Mr Ii".n came on Tuelay
and I vUiilnir at the home ut
Mr. s ar Lundell.
Stephen Llndfctrorn, a student
at Pacific Lutheran University
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I FACES
THE i rK IIEPPNER
GAZETTE-TIMES
Heppncr, Oregon, Thursday, October 29, 1964
at Tacoma. s-rit the Meek end
at trie home of hi iar-rit Mr
and Mr RV W. Undtroin. Mr
Undatrom tw htrn bark a far
a Portland on Sunday evening
She mb accompanied by her
daughter Suaan. (on rile Chris
tooheraon. Bemiece Matthews.
and t heme Lundeii. mImi went
down tn ih-'we the Rally Team
uniform for the winter. They
returned Monday evening
Mr. and Mr, r.lmo McMillan
returned to their home In Salem
on Sunday. Mrs. Mary S anaon
returned Mtth her daughter for a
Kit.
Cltlsan Urd te Ve4
All lone rltiMii are urged to
ri to the poll on November 3.
Nominee for city office Includ
ed Charles O'Connor, mayor; j
Mrm. Howard Crow. recorder,
and Mr. Ilay &. treaaurer.
Thrre are all nominee fur
councilman from which three
muat elected. They are Wal
lace Matthew. Mmrr IVterwin,
If.n Brlttow. :. J Aker. Roy
W. Llndatrom arwl Ray buyer.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Crabtree
Ment to Colfi. Wn, lt Thur
day and brought home their
rrandaon. Ahlcy. Kevin, and
Jimmy McCabe for a visit. Their
parent. Mr. and Mrs AMn Mc-
Cate rame down on Saturday
for the week end. Other Meek-
end guet at the home of their
arent were Mr. WUIIam (
ina and Timmy. and Knatd
Crabtree and hi friend. Jerry
Willy of Portland.
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omcx furruxx tyrr.ii.
ddtnf marhlnea ! and
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Standard Office fuipmerL
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And CowBelles Invite You To Their I6fch
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FRIDAY, NOV. 6, FAIRGROUNDS
SATURDAY, NOV. 7, ELKS TEMPLE
Loolc At This Program
Stallion Show 10 a.m. Friday
COTOTT TUm SHOW BASK
Discussion on Beef Imports and Cattle Prices
IXD BT IHV1N MJUfN. STAwnFT P. FB1SAT. 1:30 P. K.
Outstanding Talks, "What We Know About
Baby Calf Losses," Saturday.
Presentation, "Russia For Real"
COLORED SLIDES AND TALE BT STEW AST BLEDSOE. ELLEKSBUBG.
WW. SATURDAY BANQUET
Presentation, Stockman of the Year and
Conservation Man of the Year
AT THE SATURDAY EVENING BANQUET
PROGRAM-ANNUAL STOCK GROWERS MEETING
FRIDAY, NOV. 6 FAIRGROUNDS
10:00 A. M. Stallion Show
Window Display and Dis
cussion of Saddle Horse
breeding In Morrow county.
12:00-1 :00 CowBelles Luncheon for Live
stock Growers Fair An
nex. Nominal charge Help
the CowBelles treasury!
During Morning Coffee and Dough
nuts. Courtesy Bank of
Eastern Oregon.
1:30 P. M. Bopf Imports How They
Affect Cattle Prices
Present Legislation and
How it Will Work, Irvin
Mann, Member Oregon Beef
Council.
2:15 P.M. Nutrition and Livestock
Management Discussion,
Questions and Answers
Dr. McArthur. Supt. Kastern
Oregon Experiment Station.
SATURDAY, NOV. 7 ELKS LODGE
10:00 A. M. Call to Order Presidents
Report Dick Wilkinson;
Secretary's Report N. C.
Anderson; Treasurer's Re
port Gerald Swaggart.
10:15 Committee Reports Membership
and Finance, Raym o n d
French; Auditor's Report,
Howard Bryant; Beef Pro
motion, Gerald Bergstrom;
Public Lands and Forestry,
Ralph Beamer; Pasture and
Range Improvement, Frank
Anderson.
11:15 "Progress Report O.C.A." Rep.
resentative of Oregon Cattle
man's Association.
11:45 "The American National Cattle
men's Annual Convention?"
Portland Dick Sneddon,
Program Committee.
12:00 LUNCH
1:15 Introduction of Guests.
1:30 "What We Know About Baby .
Calf Losses" Questions
and Answers Dr. Glenn
B. Rea, State Veterinarian.
2:30 Committee Reports Game. Theft,
and Brand, Ron Currin; Dis
ease Control, Don McElli
gott; Insects, Predators and
Rodents, Bob Van Scholack.
3:00 Report of Nominating Commit
tees, Election of Directors to
fill vacancies of expired
terms of Dick Wilkinson,
Harold Wright, Ralph Beam
er, Raymond French.
3:15 Committee Reports Taxation and
Legislation, Larry Lindsay.
3 :30 Resolutions.
DOOR PRIZES ALL DAYI
ADJOURNMENT
5:30 Social Get-to-gether. First Nat'l.
Bank of Oregon, Heppner
Branch.
6:30 BANQUET Heppner High School
Multipurpose Room.
ENTERTAINMENT
High School Stage Band
SPEAKER
Stewart Bledsoe, Ellensburg, Cattleman
"Russia for Real"
Presentation "Livestock Man of the
Year."
"Conservation Man f the
Year."
YOU WONT WANT TO MISS-
O CowBelles' Luncheon For Growers
NOON FRIDAY
O Coffee and Doughnuts
BY BANK OF EASTERN OREGON
O Social Hour Saturday, 5:30
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AS HOST
O Annual Banquet, 6:30 Saturday
TICKETS S2.50 ON SALE AT EITHER HEPPNER BANK