ft KErPNEI CAimX-TIMCS. Thursday. Nerembet U. IS64
Lt. James Hayes
In Anti-Sub Crew
Nvy lieutenant Junior grade
Jarr-et- H. Ilaye. mn tt Mr. and
Mrv Jinm J. Ilaye of linute I.
Hrrpiwr, U a - tiwiiiUr wl
Helicopter Antl Subma r I n
Squadron Tour aboard the anil
sut marine aircraft carrier USS
Yc-tklown. operatlnc with the
Seventh Fleet in the Far Eat
The squadron l a rart of an
anti submarine "Hunter Killer'
croup c-uinH.l of surface, sub
surface ami air unit designed
to find and destroy enemy sut
marine.
lie will have an opportunity to
visit jort In Japan, the Phillip
pines and Australia while In the
Far East.
Copt. Brenner Takes
Instructor Course
Captain Clarence L. Brenner,
on of Mr. and Mr. Clarence E.
Brxr.ncr of lone. Ore., hat enter
ed the U. S. Air Force pilot In
structor course at Jamee formal
ly AFB. Tex.
t'pon completion of the train
I UK program. Captain Brenner
Mill be assigned as an instructor
pilot at an Air Training Com
mand tATCi pilot training base
for duty. ATC trains airmen and
oil leers In the diverse skills re
quired py the nation's aerospace
force
The captain, a graduate of
lont High school, attended Ore
gon State College and U a mem
ber of Pelta Chi. His wife is the
former Terry I. Itokazu.
Green Graduates
From NCO Acodcmy
Army Specialist Four Samuel
O. tJrren. son of Mr. Verle K
lew hard-on. Heppiwr, was grail'
uated from the Seventh V. S
Army Non CommlMMed OtfUvr
tNCO Academy In Germany.
Nov. t$
Special!! Green received rig
orous training in leadership and
e.rrvie of command, map read
ing, the histury of weapons and
military teaching method.
The 22-year, old soldier, a
truck driver in the UHh Medi
cal Company near Karlsruhe,
Get many, entered the Army In
September W
lie U a 110 graduate of Hep
pner High school.
Engineer Named
For Morrow Work
Richard S. Ivey. an urban and
replonal planner, ha joined the
dart ol Cornell. lumiaml. llays
It Mem field, engineer and
planner, and will participate
in planning siucncs neing under
taken bv that firm for Morrow
County, the City of Heppner, and
me uty of ii.ik.-r.
for the past seven year Ivey
har been on the staff of the Uni
versity of Oregon Bureau of Mu
nicipal Research and erviees.
and ha prepared or participated
In the preparation of general
and specialized, planning stud
ies, zoning ordinance and sub
division regulation for a num
ber of Oregon cities. Including
Pendleton.
He is a graduate of Reed Col-
lepe. Portland, and holds a mas
ter degree in political science
from the University of Call for
nia.
Officers Chosen By Lexington HEC
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LFXIMM.N Home le. rlub
f the U-virctt.rt Grange met at
the home of Mr. C. C Jone
with Mr. I'd Hunt a ro hote
Ut Thurxtav afternoon. Thl
mi i luncheon meeting Maiting
at 1 ptn,
Follouin thl Mm Vide 1111-
ker. lone I'amona Hit! chair
man, initialled the newly elected
oUtcvr: Mr. C. C Jone, chair
man; Mr. Fd Hunt, lee chair-
man; Mr ora Turner, secre
tary, and Mr. Kenneth smou,
treasurer, with Mr. Allied Mel
son filling in for Mr. Smoue.
Mr. Jone presented l.it year"
officer with appreciation re
membrances.
At the buolnes meeting plans
ftr the month of IVcvmbeT were
made, with an exchange of gifts
Planned lor the IVevmlter meet
ng at the home of Mrs. A. F.
.Muieke. with Mr. Florence Me
Millan a eohoMc. It was an
nounced that the Grange mem
bcrs bring gift for the Mate
hospital to the next Grange
imvting. There wa ome dw
cushion on Uie member pro Id
in. articles for the patient In
the nurlng home in Heppner
ana cut mat tnev might give.
Mrs, .Marsha auNhoiack, Mrs
Ola Ruggteiu and Mrs- Nora
Turner were appointed as a com
mittee to look Into thl. Anyone
wanting more Information may
call tnese ladle.
Mrs. Ola Kuggles, State Dis
trlct HEC chairman. presented
Mrs. Norman Nelson with an
appeclatlon gift and Mr. Turner
presented Mrs. Jones with an ap
pit elation gift for her work the
past year. She was also present
ed a Vast HKC chairman pin.
Following the business meet-
ing slides of Viet Nam. Saigon
and Hong Kong were shown the
group by Mrs. A Ion -to Hender
son. The slides were sent to Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson by their son
Laddie who Is stationed there
with the U. S. Army.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Van Schoiack, Mrs. Turner,
Mrs. Ruggles and Mrs. Scott of
Heppner; Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Jr.,
Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mrs. Hell
ket and Mrs. Mary Lundell of
lone; Mrs. Majeske, Mrs. Mc
M:llan. Mrs. Wilbur Steagall.
Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Jones and
Mrs- L'd Hunt of Lexington.
Cutfoth. Mr. and M iMrrel
Lah. Mr. and Mi l'n Head
and John Shearer of The Path ,
Mr. and Mr. Aimin Wihlon of
fc.-dnu.iul. Mr. and Mi Moitu
Schmidt and Mr, and Mi Fiank
Marsh of M-i.r. and Mr. and
Mi. Far lul.tin
cl v?umr'. Wa
A birthday paity honoring
Joh lvk and a going away
tvrt honoring UKoy link wa
en)ots at Hie Im ISxk home
lai lhurday evening, tlamc
and dancing were enj"ed after
Whiih refredhmeril were iwrvi!.
LeKov and his mother, Mr. Kv
elo Hick, are moving to Foil
where Mr. Hicks will he em
ployed. Kenneth Mandtall Is a patient
In Pioneer .Memorial luwpitat In
lleppiu-r.
Mr. Florence McMillan and
Mrt. A. F. Majeske were over
nU'ht Uitr 1 1 Pendleton last
Wrdnestlay where they visltl
Mr. Majeske who is a patient in
the Community hmpital there.
Mrv A F. Majeske. Mn Gene,
a granddaughter lVtibie. and
anothtT tlaughtcr and family,
Mr. and Mrs. IUrey Wright and
sons of Portland, were Uttor in
Pendleton on Sunday with A. F.
Maicfke who is a patient In the
hospital there.
Holly Rebekah Lodge met In
regular session lat Thursday
night and was proceeded with a
tuikey dinner. Following the
business meeting drill and Ini
tiation practice were held In
preparauon for Initiation on De
cember 4.
Win. J. VanWmkle stent a
week at his cabin In the moun
tains where he and some friends
have been enjoying some elk
hunting.
Shirley Baker was a Pendleton
visitor on Saturday.
Among those going to Port-
and last week-end were Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Hunt, Mr. and Mr.
Johnnie Lcdbcttcr. Mr. and Mrs.
Lldon Pad berg and Bill and Bus
ter rauDcrg.
The Arniclatla Club met at the
home of Mr. Gene Cole
Morrow Hereford
Growers in Show
Kirk and li.'l'lnw.ii t.f Heppner
and Ih-rlt-rt t&Mmm and Sons
of lone are lUtcd amn the rk
lutittor and tiwn.iiriu.r front
. .... 'iV...! I.. ul... U III ,...lt..l...l.
anu vriiouen ! -i wn. iin iMti
itn the J'.il Nati..n ,1U
Hertford show and sale to t
held IkHt-mlH-r T lo V In Port
land
Consultant to Discuss
Hcolth Reorganization
Mais Mehlhaff, field ogram
cnuiiatit from the On-gon 111
and Health Am iatton, will le
In Heppner Monday night. No-vrniln-r
;kt. at 7:.M pin at (he
court hiiufce In klx-ak on the sub
let t ol teorganiiatlon In Ihe
state.
Aliwt of the count ie in Faitern
(irrgon hae ieirganled and
Mr. Mehlhaff will report on the
ucrca of thl venture, accoM
Mote tan V of America't Ing to Mr. Manrl Jone. Mur-
nnet ivii-i iicrvlora are en
lerel In the brrett s 4-'nd an
nual national classic at Portland.
SUtv rlcht of these animals are
consigned to the national sale
on IWvrmher 9, the Polled Here
ford ailation. with headtiuart
era In Kansas City, Mo, iniwun
ce.
Fifteen state and Canada will
tie rcpreented In the event. A
total of $10.isj m cah premium
I orrcred at Ihe show. Annual
meeting of the I2.t member
aKielation will te at 2 P m
Mondav. lcvmlHr 7. In the ball-
rHm of the Sheraton Portland
hotel
row County TH and Health At
BH-latlon pn'sldent.
All H'riuin Interested In tha
future ot Ihe 111 and Health
program In Morrow county aia
urcHl to attend Ihl meet Ing.
Another In the monthly irea
Til tin t X ra will ! Wdnea.
JV. IHtvmlir 2. I'loneef
Memorial iopltal. 11ee ara
free lo all roiinty resident M
tecn 7 and H IM pm-
frlrmi
Gl Loan Taxes
Climb This Year
The average ex Gl with an,
Oregon veterans' farm and home ;
loan paid a property tax of $.ki
thl year, a 10 percent Increase
over the S2TS he paid IjM year
and 13 iercent above his l'.Hii
pa ment of $Vi5.
This figure was reported by
II. C. Saalfeld. dire tor of the
state iVpartment of Veterans' i
Affair, which paid JH.77UT.M In
r.ti tv taxes this month on the
properties of 2S.629 World War
II and Korean veteran who
have state loans. I-at vcar'a tax
pavment wa $7,PJ75S on 20.- :
iHH properties. j
In Morrow County, the tax on :
veteran properties wa $10.
4.10.53; The average tax here was ;
S217.UO. compared to the state- j
wide average of S3J.
This Bouncing
Baby Has A
Bank Account
That Will Grow
With Him!
You ran't start sav
ing too early for long
range goal such a edu
cation for your children.
Your money earn more
money here, due to the
liberal rate on all saving
account.
The borrower pays his taxe
lv monthly to the state veterans'
Thursday evening. Those enjoy, department along with his loan
Mrs Natalie Rauch spent se
veral days at the home of her
daughter and family Mr. and
Mrs. Al Fetsch last week after
htr stay in Pioneer Memorial
hospital Mrs. Rauch has return
ed to her home in Heppner this
woeK.
Recent visitors at the O. W.
Cutsforth Ranch and mountain
lodge have been Mr. and Mrs.
John Densllnger, parents of Mrs.
The Man With A Beard
I
WILL MAKE
YOUR WIFE HAPPY
KT fill f
I SI
For
ApDliances
a
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'..V-.. A ' 9t
OLD SANTA SAYS:
'Loo
A mm '" Ji
V trtifi
ing an evening of cards were
Mrs Bob Davidson. Mrs. George
Hermann, Mrs. Wm. J. VanWin-
kle. Mrs. O. V.'. Cutsforth. Mrs.
I Roger Campbell, Mrs. Bob Lov.
Igren. Mrs. AI Fetsch, and the
hostess. High prize was won by
Mrs Hermann, second high by
Mrs. O. W. Cutsforth. traveling
by Mrs- Campbell, and low by
Mrs. VanWtnkle.
Mi. and Mrs. Vern Viall and
children and Herbert Davidson
wert in Grand view, Wn., over
the week-end.
.Mrs. Vem Viall Is employed at
the First National Bank in Hep
pner. Mr. and Mrs- B. J. Doherty arid
Mr?. Don Pointer were Portland
visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs.
Doherty visited their daughter
Martha and Mrs. Pointer visited I
her daughter Louise and her son
Hank, all students at Portland
State.
Mrs. Lola Breeding is spend
ing some time In Portland at the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Dennis, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Munkers
spent the week-end at Corvallls
and were guests at the Karl
Miller home. Mr. Miller is a pa
tient in Salem Memorial hos
pital and Is expected to be there
for some time.
A guest last Wednesday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Colley was Mrs- Ollie
Reade of Salem. They were also
visited on Friday by Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Reade of Spray.
repayment. The department In
turn pay the tax collector, and
does It before November 15 to
earn the veteran a three percent I
discount. The discount this year
saved the veterans $271,0U).
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To Attend Dinner
Judge Oscar Peterson will go
to Walla Walla Monday to at
tend a farewell dinner for Maj.
Gen. W. W. Lapsley, division
engineer of the U. S. Armv Corns
ot Engineers, who will be trans
ferred from the Portland oriice
to a position in the state of
Michigan. The dinner will be in
the Marcus Whitman hotel.
Judge Peterson has worked with
Gen. Lapsley on the Willow
Creek project and other projects
of significance to the county.
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