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Granges Install Officers at Joint Meeting ly lATlirJUNE UNMTROM Ri.NK (Hi Sun-Uy. January IT, Irxliilun ami Vlll. lior.p wire liU In M-lliuU i.lfii.ir a H i- Wlil.'wa hall, .. ly a) jlnt lnUllalin i( l I Kim. InMal'ln 'fflt were Carl TitrilM.n. marier MaN- Craw I.J, tliaplaln; I ( llalvnra-rii. IhMalllnit 'Ulcer; Uii Oahtrce, marshal; Kenneth rtrnouae, rij aila hearer, ami Iterl Akrra, fin lli m tii-dii-r. l.ltM'it wa lnlallel matter f li(p lliiiiin Granj wth i'l.ailr Jnm, ovnwN-r; Ixlpha Jon-, turer; Kred NelMn. t-tcwtird; I'.dward lluitl. alt4iit Irwarcl, Marie Straial chap lain; Jan Nrl-wm. trcavurer, a.il Kenneth FmoiiM. xne" I r ) (Hhrr officer Initialled Nmiiian Nelson, i'te keeper; OU KuKk'la. IVni; r'rrdJ Ma- fke. I'lHiiona; Nora Turner, lorn: Norman Nrlvtrt. Kloren" McMillan ami Kdward Hurt, rirtutlv committee tneinlMM- ilclcn Ni-Imii U inukirlan and Ar!.lh Hunt la laly aMar,t ati-ward. Willows Grange I not a lie J U-.. Palmer as marder; Marian I aimer a ovrraerr; Mary l.un doll. lecturer; lrwi llalvorwn, trward; t'li-o Chlldcr. altrit ittward; Main I Crawford, chap lain; Mary MmWay, treasurer, aril IM llalvorwri. aevntary. (ihrr officer lntalled for i:5 Included Lro Crabtrc. k' Keeper; Geneva Palmer, Cere.; Mil llillkcr, Pomona: Irene Palrll. Flora; Margaret Akei. lady aUtani atcward; Irenf CraMree. mulilan, ami B-l Akr. W, C. Crwford and fail Trucdion rsecutlve committee mrrnter. At t hi c I of the luilnllall .n acrvice Lrtlni;ton Grange rt llr Ml to their hall for a bunlne meeting followed by a pot luck aupper. Willuwa Grange drained Hi altar In memory of (Well ln keep, who MWM-il away a ahu-t tlrm ago nt hla home In OHieii". Wa-h Bet I Akcrv Insurance ajent. announced member may obtain ttrtfcln I'overok'i' on farm ma chinery ami Irrigation proper tie. nialnkt flood damaj. With the cooperation if the liornc Kfunomlca t lub. Willow Cranre authorized the pun.h.ve of material ami liht fixture to complete work on the h.i.l. They will alo lnVcMlate new Mat- for the hall. Home Kronomlm club m. t Friday at the home of Mr. M K. Cotter with Mm. Jamea UnJ m.y at eiho.teoi. A drill lou thK-l'n dinner wan aerveil to IS memtM-rs ami jjueMji. The rn-xt rr.retlnK will be on Friday. Feb ruary I!', with Mr. llalv- oim n a ln.-ir I'omnria .irik'e will runt at Wlilovk t;taiii; Hall on i nary ;) at am "iLe HI'h tfie will l-e rkemplifleil ny a team front I'.hra link tiranfK. Iinu.l Chapter No, tit. )ti!r of the lantern Mar. mil lM Tu M'ay nluht ami inltlatei) Mr arwt Mra. Ij-onanl llerrlik an ) r iiutatiil Mra. Adon llarnli It. who remit ly irturm-i l i.ie Irorn Fruitlaml, Malm. SmiII eiiet Wire Mra. I lie HuHnian of llippm-r. memlM-r of the a H al and .rle'.ani-ea ommltte; Mr ldy W. Undntroin, inrmtH-r of the ereilenllaU i-ommittee of Crand Chapter, ami Mra. ( harlii Stout, worthy matron of Hull (hapter N f of ll.ppni-r htxlal nimrnlltee for the even lni' wa Mra John I'roudfool, Mrs. (Iiarlea (X'orutor. and Mi U-wlr. Ilalvotaen. luK Kr lit di-rte In Vli to.' i 4I Monday lo lake hit uii, J., In. tin, k In i IwmiI there He waa ait'ompanled a far a I'ort lard by Mia. K. It. S half if, who Mtuim-d on Saturday lo hif Ihuim near C'ihII. Irrtiollatloa, ltacptloa flanaad Shailene II am let t. Tany.l Tueker, and lu-tty (ireenup wer? Ir.'tiated Into Itainbuw A.emb!v No. Ml last Monday evening. Al ter lh meetlnij the aemb!v wa fiitiitaltieil by a croup of elrla. who anif atvornpanled at the piano by Mra. Im k Kreh. H.-fn ihnii-nt eomrnlttee, I.IikI i MrhoU and Suoart Jane Jepven, i-erved rook lea and punch to I he Iris and their RueMa InntalU. mil of the next lerrn'a offiivn will be held on Sunday, January jl. at 1:3I p. rn. Ttte infanlon will lo te a rieptlon f'-r C lu r I Cor ley. a tfrand fho'r memlier at tJrand AMemb'y Inot aummer. Mr. and Mra. Marlon I'almrr ei li rtalninl on Saturday evenliij with a dinner party hom.rli.j; Mm Halph Richards on her birthday. tMher gueMa present . .... a a a were Air. Kiinara. .Mr. ami .wi han. Id Wright. Mr- and I Imei rainier of lleppner Mr. and Mr. I-e Palmer fiimlly. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Pettyjohn cf Thi Dalle were eurKta t4 her hiother In law and sister, Mr. and Mr. Karl MVabe and fam ily and of her parent.. Mr. am' M'p. James Lindsay on Sunday. Mm. an J and Rlctmann to Hod TV Co-op The lone Television Coop helJ Its annual nuidliiK last Tuesday evenlnc nt the I-k'lo" Hall. B.i! Hietmann was eliited president fur the coining year and (lar Swar.son, retiring preshlent, was clit ted director to fill Or unex pired term of IJIetmann. tJther oltlrcr eliHted wen Hoy W. l.liiiUtroiti. Vlc preldirit, and Mr Vrter Ham, ainitary lii-immr V. W. lrl-l'w wa ie-iliili-d lo the lard of Jliet.M and l;onald lithi.p wa elected Icr a liew trim l.'lmer UlU w rctnir.i; memtrr of tha board Haloid Snider waa authnrlird to HikUII the mukic 1 1,41.1.1 1 Inn i I'oitland. Whit h will be lumd III on ihanricl 3 In bne. Mra. Vela l.idiuiika will lectlve ill m"H liee lelevlnlon iM-rvliv a a tult of th drawing which was hld. Waller UolMila rtieive I mi I month, ami Howaid ( row 1 1 i et two muit l ha' frt nervier' Thr lenlor rla of lfie HU Mhool fcerved l and colic io all patron attemtlrig the mee ln The member of hi juni r blj.h "hutch m bi i la of the I it I r iil 'lunch of hrlt rn)")el m tuiwlliii naitv January 10 at the Ht uta Howl In llrppner. Af ter iHiwIIng the clas had lunch ft the home of their teacher. Mm. Itohctt lUetrnann. I'upll at leciiing the party wri Terry Cannoii, Frank llalvorwn. Keiin NelMH.. Mark Tulli. Kristin Nel wm. Susan Jane Jcn-n t onnie l.mirt. Tcreaa Tucker, Und- Vt'yohn, Barbara lioyce. Hon l ie Aker. and Sharlerie lla.u- .i-tt. Other asltlng Mr. Kiel rnar.n with the party wer Mra. 'i te ( annon ami Mr. i;ieirnanit. I ... let-,-.. I. In SI A ill lie .1 V boiltal in Pendleton following heart attacK- lie la rrponeu b Ih- el"g along very aati fiutuilly at till lime. Mr and Mr. Ilcrshal Town- s n l r.H-nt ! wr-ek end In Port In ml visiting their daugnter .ue ml aort In law and tiaugmei. Mr and Mr. George Porlsihy and family. Mi-Kin Melena returned lo On tario on Monday, after upending the week end here visiting hla father, William Melena. who ha levn confined to Pioneer Memor ial hospital In lleppner follow Intf a heart attack. Mr. Meieni wa brought home from the ho pit at on Monday. I. Walter B Crowell. Adon Han. letl. and Mr. nd Mra. t. T. Martin went lo The Dalle last Tue.'dav lo attend a Social A.-iinn Work. shoo. The speaker Inr t) mi-i-l!nc Hil Mls-I Kill- t iM-t!i Johra. who ed ts the Social Action and Involvement Magalnca for the United Church of Christ. Jimmy Jepsen. small son of Mr. ami Mr. John Jepsen, was brought home on Saturday from Pioneer Memorial hospital, after being there for a few days- Ho I much better. Jerry Stefanl f-pent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mr A. A. Stefanl. A classmate. Roy Salsbury Pendleton High school, spent the week-end here Five Schedules Set by Council On Construction y MART LEE MARLOW in tiiilt 'I1ka ILf.at nl m n IM I 4 '.'in ' City I'oufull hrM 'a i. - J .a aM ,4x a fr !tU nl r-riv pro fif rofwtrurtion id itfrrll, . ..lit.,i.J a.Lartiatk taValawr fllaV. I I i ' pi u wf- trlbullon ayatrm. aanltary awer and ewag irraimrni inniri In lha tww townsite. 'io(al will b rMflved at lh city hail in Boardrnan until February 9 at i in p m. at which Uma thay will lr publicly opened ami read. Tlii prou4d work I divided int.. flkit ruhadulea: tu heduli P. coristruillon of atreeta. atorm sewer, rulveru. drainage xaciii tiea, aeeltng, etc.; iiedul Q. conutructlon of a railroad over pasa: whedulr It. furnishing and Installing a complete water aya- u IlmIhI H. u-wer line and . fit, ' ' - - - aewage ayatem; and achedulw T. remaining rK nniair., on- tricai wkik, tic- , ll..r fVtinomlca rlnh of Greenfield Cirangw met Wednea- day of lat wec-K at tne nomc oi Mr, t.len carienier Marring with luncheon at 12:30. Mrs. Cerll Hamilton wa ru liiwii-M, (iuet were Mr Altxrt Schunk and Mra. Itolljn Hishop. ne MIowlnL' commlttei were apolnted for tjie year: Flnance Mra. Florenrr Root. Mr. Claud Coat and Mri. Ronald Black; publicity Mra. Frank Marlow and Mm. F-arl Brlgga; hospttal Ity Mra. W. C Scehafer and Mr. Ilenard rnovan: member nhijs Mra. M.'Ulw; kitchen buy ingMr. Arthur Allen and Mm. Walter llayea.: a-rapbjok Mn. Root. j Mra. Allen reported that the with him. Sunday, January 21. I the day chosen for the annual meeiin-r of the United Church of Christ. 1'h" 1:00 p.m. meeting will fol low a planned pot luck dinner in the social room at 12:15- Babv alttlnt and movies for the child ren will be furnished. Carol Miller, high and grade school music Instructor, will upend January 22 and 23 in Kugene attending a music edu cation conference sponsored by ine univonuiy oi vregon lor an banci and chorus teachers. A special highlight of the confer ence will be a coronet clinic con ducted by Carl iDoc) Severinson of the N.B.C. Orchestra from New York. Carl Linn, who is employed with the Bureau of Roads in Nome, Alaska., arrived on Tues day to visit friends and relatives In lone. ' II... i i ' : ' - f !''' mi) " " "J "J iiimmmmm mu i.m ami an m- mm - - fKiJ2'-"U I I Ul , 1 His father's '65 Ford rides quieter than his father's Rolls-Royce Wa know It's hard to believe Ford could ride quieter than the famed Rolls-Royce. But it'a a fact. leading acoustical coasultants conducted tests in which three V-8 powered Fords (Galaxle 500 Sedan, new Galaxic 500 XL and LTD I lardtops) with automatic transmissions rode quieter than a new Rolls-Royce. The tests were certified by the U.S. Auto Club. Of course, the best test of all Is to get behind the wheel yourself ... and listen to a '65 Ford in action. That's what Quick's father did. Ford's quietness really im pressed him. But it wasn't the quietness alone that sold him. Ho shopped around and found that Ford olTers features and models and quality that simply aren't matched by other cars in its class. For example: 100 new body strongest Ford body ever. Now frame "tunes out" vibration. Decorator-appointed interiors in LTD's, thick nylon carpeting. More luggage space than in most competing cars trunk holds four 2-suitcrs standing upright with room left over. Thrifty, quiet new Big Six the biggest Six offered by any car in Ford's class . . . 289-cu. in. V-8 in XL's and LTD's. All automatic transmissions have three speeds, not two as in some competing cars smoother shifting, more economy. Silent-Flo ventilation (in 4-door hardtops) provides fresh air in car with all windows shut. . Handy reversible key works either side up. There's more . . . much more in a Ford than you'd expect for the money. Visit your Ford Dealer and take a test drive soon. Test Drive Total Performance '65 Best year yet to go Ford! mm MUSTANG FALCON FAIRLANE FORO THUNDEhBIRO APflOOUCTOF M010R COMPANY l""""lataaTH i l ":'i "" fe- r fCf 15 Ford Calaxle 500 LTD 4-Door llnrdlop ' mmm 9 W THE GAZETTE-TIMES Hcppner, Oregon, Thursday, January 2), 1965 Sec. 2-4 poges Roardman Garden fluh, Mom Katenlon I'nlt and the Tllllium riub had all apred to awiM with the autilon aal to ral monry tir th m-w grantre hall. It w.'l lx hfld April 3. th place to be announTd later, Kterrlnir rfim mltti-i apiMilnted waa Mra. Allen, Mra Carpenter and Mrs. liaud Wordi-n. II.,.(rM-a fr the January 22 card partv will I Mra. tarpon ti-r and Mr Hamilton, and for th Fi hruarv 5 party. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Ixmovan. Tlie club will arionnor a ahower at the crane hall for the litaley family, who lost their tM-Ionjrln?a In a fir that dit.iroyd th-ir home bffore ChrUtmaa. The date will be announced later. The neat meet In? will be held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Bedford February 10. with Mra. John J hiJIips aa co hostena. A ttal of $23 25 was taken In at the Kathrr Ktrmls Memorial Silver Tea hold last week at the home of Mra. Glen Carpenter. Calling from out of town were Donna Grorjre, county extension agent, lleppner, and Mra. Charles Karlv of Irrtcon. Co-hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Bernard Donovan, Mrs. W. G. SeehaTer and Mrs. Guy FerKUson. Mrs. H. M. Walker waa hostesa for the Boardrnan Tlllicum club Tuesday nlht of last week at her home. An offering of J5.76 was taken to be sent to the Sadie Orr Dun bar scholarship fund. Members voted to assist with the auction sale to be held in the community to raise money for a era nee hall to be built in the new town of Boardrnan. The next meeting- will be at the hom of Mrs. Joe Tatone January 26. The Mothers Club of Boardrnan Grade school met at the school last Thursday afternoon with Mr. fVlbert Ball In chare. Mnee tlx flrt grade has been r!Mdid into two rooms, with Mr. Ted Talbott as the new tearhor. new room mother were appointed tor that room. Mrs Itoy Allen and Mr. Milt Harron are the mother, and Mra. Jlward Bit and Mr. Tom ItoMnfton are the mother for Mrs. Zoe Billing' room. Other room mother are: wcond grade. Mr. Vernon Huritell and Mr. B-.b Ixiwe; third grade, Mr. John Phillip. Mr. Bedford and Mr. Paul Dexter; fourth grade. Mr. Herman Schumann. Mr. Harold Itaih and Mr. Gene Hligel. The next meeting will be Feb ruary 11. Crania Flan Initiation Gn-enfield Grange met Satur day night at the hall, starting with potluck supper at 6:30 Mr. Glen Carpenter and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton were hostesse. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillip were taken In as new member, and Mrs. Lizzie Smith wa ad mitted a a member on demit from Catherine Creek Grange in Union county. Th nu mrmhprs will be giv en the first and second degrees Initiation at the next meeting t-.kn..nl Xt All Officer! 1W tO . t uui r - - - - - . . meet at the hall for practice the evening of February 13. starting with po'IucK supper ai o.m. D.,iMin vimmirte for the new grange hall appointed were Leonard Bedford. Bernard Dono van. Nathan Thorpe and Emmett McKenzie. Mrs. Frank Marlow was ap miiKirlan. with Mrs. Claud Coats as assistant. Mrs. W. G. Scehafer Is agriculture com mittee chairman; Andrew Sklles, legislative committee chairman, and Mrs. Leonard Bedford, youth committee chairman. The auditing commmee con sisting of Mrs. Coats, Mrs. Flor ence Root and Zearl Gillespie reported that the grange books had all been auauea ana iuuhu in good order. Announcement wa made that the fifth degree would be ex emplifled at the pomnna Grange eon at VYlltowa Grange In forw January .10 Mr. and Mr. A. R. Fortner wer In Condon fur day lat week. vUltlng at the home rf their daughter, Mr latx l Davis. They aln saw their new great granddaughter. Judy Hector, two week old daughter of Mr. and Mr. Bob Hector, who wa born January 2. Mr. and Mr. Arnln Hug vWt ed their on-ln law and daught er laf week. Mr. and Mra. Ken neth Ferguon In Ahland, and Mr. and Mr. Sil Ferguson in Talent. Mr. and Mr. Frank Marlow went to Pendleton Sunday to visit at the home of Marlow'a brothers In-law and sinters. Mr. and Mrs. Vv J. Thurman. and Mr. and Mrs- Harry Shipp. They also visited hla nephew, Mr. and Mr. Roy Thurman. Cafeteria menu for Riverside high school and Boardrnan grade school for the week of January 25-23 are an follows: Monday hot dogs, potato chips, pickle relish, green beans, and cobbler; Tuesday chill beans with crack ers. peanut butter sandwiches, vegetable stick and cherry crunch: Wednesday roast beef with gravy and potatoes, bread and butter sandwiches, spinach, letruee wedees. ice cream and cookies; Thursday turkey sand- wicnes, peas, i-eirry inu .nw. sticks, pineapple upside down cake; Friday macaroni and cheese, home made rolls with butter and Jam. vegetable sticks, pickled beets and fruit Bread, butter and milk are served with all meals. The Boardrnan Riverview Cem etery Maintenance Association will hold an election January 23 at the city hall from 2 to 7 p m. to elect one director. Zearl Gil lespie has been nominated. wVaSSmmBBBSaBmmmmmmmmXMmmmWmmVammmumWBIa Fully Processed ponce (Half or Whole) lb. Court Street HAM! (Half or Whole) lb. 57 boneless BABY BEEF Pork Rmsis liver 55c lb. 39 lb. Mild CHEDDAR CHEESE lb. 49 New From Jell-0 LADY ELBERTA JELL-0 Whip and Chill PEACHES (Introductory Offer 2Vz Size REG. 2 lor 49c 2 for 39 3 for $1 Fristues Canned Dog Food 8 cans $1 Friskies Cubes or Mix -- $2.89 46 Ox. Size Hi-C Fruit Drinks 3 for 89$ ORANGES DRY Carrots ONIONS 5 LBS. CELLO BAGS 39 29 2 for 23 alMBTJMBMBli fl aaa, aa Prices Good Friday fir Saturday, January 22 and 23 i mm WmWL AUTO SALES, Inc. C(T Ph. 676-9643 111 N. Court THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS' tJU
