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MISS ARLETA McCAlE
Arlcta McCobc Wins
In Make With Wool
Contest Saturday
Arlrta McCat t,t lurir
rtKxIrlnl an attractive hruwn
wu ault f tirr uwn making in
the annual "Makt It Yuuiwlf
With Wmr arming corttrtl In
lYmlUtori Saturday, ami It Hon
for lir flnt latr in llir inl
divUlon. according lo intiuunoi
mrnt by Mr, lu.brrt llokin,
illntrlct ilrtHlr. Mi clu twig
aivMrir to itni'lfti the !
wmnli. lite win rhtitlca tu-t
an all r-n paid trip to lort
Unl to niter the tat etrt
at the lU-nvm llotil on Nm
tT H arut ! She I tlx Iauk'Mr
( Mi. ami Mr. Karl M.Vatx 4
lone. i
Judy :riea. iUui;IiIt i.f Mr.
and Mr. It W. ;rl f Mllt.n
KnrwaW-r wti rhuftrrt altrrnatf
Id tl.c a-nior fllvlolon. Her nUe
H4 a alr of rltitrie hlirar
frrnn Ron March t4 lYiwlliton
A rrjx-at winner In I hn Junior
iIIvUUni wai Ivna Trllrfson,
liuKhtcr of Mr and Mr. Kemtilc
TflU-ttutn of Milton FTvati-r
li-r rntry was a well madr
black wi m-ix drr, wild
which alie worp nlmplc. but
frrtlvr. Nark and ruby accruer
lea. sin. too. will rifrivr the e
h nv (ald trip to the ttatr run
Junior alternate wa Stella
Reldon. daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Qucntln Hel.lrri of PrndU
tor, who modi-led a llchf wool
blue twrel drpM with brown
atvrftftorW. Her prize was also
a pair of rlertrlc hrars from
Bon Min-hf.
Klcven yrar oltl Eliza btth
Humble, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Don Humble of llermUton
wa winner In the beginner'
UlviHlon- Her rntry wa an at
tractive brown wool tweed Jum
rr. and the wa presented a
pair of electric aheara. Skirt
length were presented her el
ter. Kelly Humble, and to
Linda 1'arrUh tor their entries In
the beelnner'a division.
Th contest had 19 entries in
the three division, more then
any other year, with three In the
mti lor; 13 In the junior, and 3 in
the bud-deb.
Commentator for the Style
Ktfvue in the banquet room of
the Tapedera .Motel wa Mrs
Ccorjre Alklo. Serving a Judge
were Mr. Howard Keeder of
Pendleton. Mrs. Ewlng Hynd of
Uklah and Mrs. Kola ml Herg
strom of lone. Sponsors Include
the Woolrrower's Auxiliary,
American Wool Council. Coal
and Clark. Inc., John Drltz and
Sons, Inc.. Stacy Fabrics Corp.
and Bon Marche. ,
rkM m tDii
Ruth Chapter Hears
Report of Mrs. Eodes
On Home Endowment
Mr irttnrr lUrfe. member of
the hM ltk, furpl Sage
rrn Mar. raid an offulai iuI.
11 !n la Monday eeiilnj to
ri-thUn itutf, ctiaflrr Na
XI Mr. Kailes orearnted a re-
lrt in the ihai'irr on the cur.
lent ktalu of the home endow,
iiwnt n.nunitlrf. ()f Mhirh she
I a nirmlwr, while alo senlrr
on Itie .tial rommlttee.
Ai-iwarlnit with Mr. I'ml.-a
from mi t,HH Hrl, Mft
rtrlrie lurry. Worth v matron
t lafi Imv lllli'er. Mnrthv lutmn
and Mrs lliivir.
Two recitation bv Mr. Tom
iiuirnr oiiw.ciri in liroffam
for the etrnitiK' mtrliiiff that
wa followed bv a MMlal hour
In the hall dinlnc room, detr.
atetl around a Hallowe'en theme.
Pumi'Mn pie and whitted
rream were ervi t,, Hiom- at
tendlnir by Mr. Iin Turner and
Mr. Tm Hughe, who were
serving on the hote rornmlt-
i-e.
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Activities Planned
At CowBellcs Meeting
The Morrow' County CowBellcs
met at the home of Mr, thm
Kobinftori on Tuelay, Ot totMr
il l. for a iNilliM k Iuim heon and
hnt.neits mit'tinK under the
leaderotilp of Mrs lUm t'urrln,
pri-siiiem.
Plan were romlete for mtv-
Inj" the non luncheon at the
Kair Annex to memtx-rs and
guest of the Stotkcrower's A
I solution on tNift'cmbcr 6. Ar
ranernent were alno made for
a t.o host luncheon and buslne
meeting at the IMc frill din
Ing room on Saturday, November
7. At this lime a third vice pres
ident will tie eleHed. Beef pro
motion projects will Ik? planned
for the coming year and resolu
tion prepared to be u-nl to the
State Cow Belles meeting In De
cember St Klamath Falls.
All CowBellcs and women In
terested In beef promotion are
uifced to attend
PCVCILY J CAN DAVIDSON
Davidsons Announce
Daughter's Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. Itohrrl Davidson
of Irilru;ton are anmiuming the
rncagement of their daughter,
Beverly Jean, to Harlan A. Flint,
son tif Mr. and Mr. Waldo B.
Flint of Beavrrton.
Beverly Jean Is a Junior, maj
orlnjr In education, at Portland
Slate college, where she ha at
tended sine graduating from
Heppner High school In 12. Mr.
runt I employed In Beaverton.
No wedding date has been set.
Vowing Cvtnts
TMUHSDAT, NfBhf I
tlha LskUM HIU. tiki' UwpU.
(Ubmi at Bi30 sxaa.
rKlOAT. Neember
RaUehaha, I OCT hall. Pm.
miDAT A IATUHDAT.
KevetBbvr . 7
Horrsr Ceitf Uvestock Grew
or asMi svii, 0 vm.
frldar at falrvrouivls 10 -a
tatufday H CUu' TeenpUr
hanqueC 30 pm KeppAar
hib snultlpurpoMi team.
SATURDAT. Hmmbti T
Ordr of Ecutera Star Social club,
Masonle hall S pm.
M ON DAT. Hmbr t
Chamber ftl Caanrc. Waesi
WbeeL boosw i
Ordvr et CaatMSi Star. Maaestle
bail. p.ra.
TUtSDAT. NMtmUr 19
Heppner Csteiulea Unit H. C
Watkliu borne. 10:30 sun.
WEDNESDAY. November 11
Odd rellows. iOOr hall, t P-rn.
THURSDAY. Noeember 12
toroptlmuta, Wojon Wheel
Reports Follow Dinner
Of Lcajon, Auxiliary
Pre Thankselvlnf puk din
ner, an annual affair for the No
vember rneetinj of the American
Legion and Auslllary, was serv
nl to airtkiinatrly t& itwmlt
artd their families of 'it ,u
K7 M mdsy evening at the L.
Sioii hall (ornmittee in charge
of the dinner and the poppy and
lv table decorations were Mrs.
Ktta Parker. Mm. hnoda Blake
and Mr. Marjorle Wurden.
Kigli lighting the rvenln's
roi'ram wrrr retHicis on c4irli
Ktate by Iira Van Winkle and
Pattl (ollina, also a rri-rt by
Mr rrank llarniln on the Lf
gion lat convention.
REf f NCR CAZETTC-TtMEX, Tkun&f. Neeeamhee t. IM4
Attending Mart
Mr. and Mrs. Arnle Hedman
left In midweek for Seattle
where he will attend the Pacific
Northwest Furniture Mart thl
week end. While there, the fam
ily will vlf.lt with Mr. Gary
Belmnre and family at Ft. Lewu.
TSgl. Gary Belmore la a brother
of Mrs. lied man. He I on man
euvers elewhere at this time
and so his relative will miss
seelnsr him on this trip.
Youth Entertained !
At Hallowe'en Party j
Some 40 eighth irr'lrs decked S
out In a wide variety of cm. i
tume were greeted at a Hallo- f
ween prty Saturday night at '
the Legion hall by Kevin and!
Kent Pratt, hosts for the fun fill
ed evening. A ghostly atmos
phere prevailed in the hall that j
wa ucroraied in traditional
orange and bla k with sheet
draped figures lurking from sev
eral vantage point throughout
the room.
The lively group, enjoying an
evening of game, stunts, dan
cing to records and refreshments
of ilonuts, rider and punch, were
District Leaders
Discuss Program
For Older 4-Hers
The 4 f Junior Leadership
project and i.inoire Builder pro
gram, both of whuh are planned
In meet the l,lrrela and ned
of older 4 II memhrr. were feal
ured topics at the ditrb-t 4 II
leader' meeting in M ro lat
Wrdrw'Mlay. (Mlier
Th program dealt with suh
queiktlon a How do the respon
sibiiitie and goals of a Junior
trailer compare with tho fur
an I mi-1 re Builder? tin a Junior
raderhlp prjrct the 4 H mem
ber meets with hi leader and
eaterion agent to plan iecific
adivltie ti develop hi leader
ship abilities. For example he
may tcarh. younger mem tiers
how to fill out project record,
help them organise demonstra
tions, plan club tours or parties
and encourage community ser
viie project i
"F-mplre Builder" are group
of teenagers who have an adult
advisor but plan moat of their
own activities in order to learn
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
Cordon Pratt and Mr. and Mrs.
(ji i. Smith.
In work with others and ta de
velop responsltality. They rveed
not carry Individual pe t
I t, I ire Hull Irf group prom ts
might Include etpicieg rarwi
tlunitir-a. planning re f ra
tion, or various rrvie jr.
grama l
Ir.t'jrm.iV.rm cn tf.rte Xa pa
grams fr older 4 11 memters
and Other technique hf help
ing them Were premrnted by Kulri
Braster and (aenn Klein, state
4 11 club agent. Mr. Betty
Hamlin, an eapcrierued 4 ft
leader from Linn county, j-k
about her ei(erierMe at the l:.l
National 4 H leader forum and
prirwiples of effective 4 It lead
ership. Uean Craves, prrlder4 of the
uth Morrow 4 II trailer's coun
cil, attended from Morrow coun
ty. Colled to Centrolia
For Cousin's Funeral
Mrs. P. A. Heath. Mrs. May.
nard Struthers and lAsr Morns
were called to Centralia. V.'n,
the fust of the week to attend
the funeral of their cousin. Bert
CorManf, on Tuesday morning
They stayed overnight Man
div with the mother of the de-
ceaed. Mrs. Nellie ConiUnt.
Survivors Include three daugh
ters and one son.
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VlalUoa for a few weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Bail
ey is Mrs. Bailey's sister, Mrs.
Niaggle Reynolds of Newberc.
She came Sunday In company
with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bail
ey and daughter Marilyn of
Portland wtio came for a short
visit with hi parenta.
Rhea Grange to Honor
Members Birthdays
Friday, November 13, Rhea
Cn-ek Crange members will am
vmr at the Crange hall at 6:30
pm. for a potluik dinner that
will te followed by a regular
monthly business minting
Mernner having blrtfiday dur
Ing the months of September,
ix-tciier, .oVcmrcr and Decem
ber will be especially honored.
Khea Creek Crange Home K
tension club will hold its No
vember meeting on Thursday.
November 19. beginning with a
potluck luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Walter Wright, followed by
a business meeting In the after-norm.
Club Sponsors Dinner
Committees of the Three Link
club of Holly Rebekah Lodge are
making last minute prepara
tions for the serving of their an
nual turkey dinner at the IOOF
hall Saturday evening. Novem
ber 7. Dinner will be
served between 5:30 and
H p m- Bazaar items will also be
on sale suitable for Christmas
g I vine as well as fruit rakes and
other baked foods. Tickets will
be on sale at $1.50 and 75c, with
the public urged to attend.
I fit-' W! s$kt i
October Birthdays
Honored at Party
Five October birthdays were
ce ebrsted last Saturday even-
Iruz, with a potluck spaghetti
feed and brlclk'e Dftrtv at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Wallace
Wolff. Especially complimented
on their birthdays were ur.
Wolff. Mrs. Cordon Pratt. Bill
Collins, Mrs. Cerald Jonnsson
nrt Kalnh Richards, who were
present with their husbands and
wives.
Also on hand for the enjoy-
able evening were Mr. and Mrs.
LaVcrn Van Martcr, Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Cribble. Mr. and Mrs.
Conley Lanham. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Drlscoll and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Cordon.
Prize for high bridge score
went to Lowell Crlbbio with
second high going to Dr. Wolff
and tallying low score was mrs.
Van Martcr.
Miss Nelson Pledged
By Linfield Sorority
Phvllis Nelson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dolwln Nelson,
Lexington. Is among Linfield
Collcce women students who
niotirod r.reck letter social sor
orities at the end of the annual
fall sorority rushing.
Miss Nelson, a freshman.
niericed Karma AlDha Thl sor
ority, one of five local sororities
on campus. They each have a
chapter meeting room la Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson motored
to McMlnnvllle last week to par
ticipate In Parents Week-end
festivities at the college and
visit their daughter.
Heppner Unit Plans
For Tuesday Meeting
An Informative project lesson
entitled. "The True Cost or cred-1
it." will be presented to nop-
oner Extension Unit members
by Miss Donna George, county
extension agent, next Tuesday
at the R. C. watklns home.
The meeting will begin at
10:30 a.m. and there will be a
potluck dinner at noon.
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