Lexington Co-op
Noles Sales Gain
At Annual Meet
mii' or ii. u.j n t t ti rtr
writ n'i"rl-il f..r m Ia--
ImMon tu loop it Ha annual
ftir-Hinir Tu-lay, Krdrusry 9,
ty Mnrr Jw l.'nerlman
This of1 U10 kaln f
in l!Nkl by nv.r than
tvwi Savlntr for dltrlhutln in
aimiuiilftl l ftKH"t with
SI.1.T2M.VJ In PMnmai?' tilvi
l-nU rortiparnt with fiHH
and flMJUHtl In Hull. Hie man
i?rr aaltt.
Bryrr Kwni anil ttoh Kilkenny
rt rivltHinl dlrc-ira ami 't
('titufnrth wa rlnlnl a a new
dlfoi lor. Ilnlilovrr ilini iiifa are
Ut-vt CamhHI and M. V, Nolan
An lil Munkrra. mnlary ami
i!lrtvtr for vrara. kkri not to
! a ranliii for rrrh Hon
and rrtlrrd from I hi Miktion.
Nolan ha hiH-ti r Ins a trn
rtint of Ihc cxirtlvc.
Dim-tors will tnvri at some
tlrtic In I lie future to 'Uk im-w
off rrrn.
William Walton of I ho firm of
Jacolmon, Jcritwh. Srvrrwn and
Jones, auditor of Walla Walla,
Wn, iirrnrnlfd the audit report
to tht membership.
Mr, ivlpha Jorirs wai chair
man of th dinner prepared by
the Lexington Home lUtinumlrs
rlub. and door prlre vrr given
to earn of the 23 memiMrs pres-rnt.
Cet reataurant jruent chcrkt
and salenbooks. both rarUmUed
and non carbonized, at the Ga
rrtt -Times.
Rodeo Board Asks
Bids on Stock
I . a i . - . . .
annum p.r niiia on
stork ftir the Morrow rounty to
l'o thla v-ar are Inlet Mnt t
umm t.nita tor a a rult of
iin inhrn by the tmlm lid
t its meetim? laM Wednraday
nU'ht S.iriiv Jk lke wn
asked to aellit the Irtlera John
Van IW Ue of Outlook. Wn., has
iuniiriei the aim k for a num-M-r
of rata. hut Hilt year It M
iierhieil to tall for hid.
a . 1 ...
luiey or rerun. -Ion was
proved a annoururr for the
forum rodeo.
Annual meeting of the rtMleo
haa len ihancid to (k loiter af
ter a teeoinnirndatlon hy the
rodeo lMard to thla effert Waa
approved hy the fair hoard. Trev-
t-ulv. annual meeting have
not heen field until early In the
enduing (alendar year after ro-
deo.
Bond Parents Called
To Tuesday Meeting
A hand iuent meetlnt; haa
leen railed for Tueaday even
lnr. February 21. at the high
Khcxd rafeterla by Arnold Mel
by. band Inntrucior.
Studenta who attended the
summer mulc ramp at Pull
man l.lkt vear w.111 atx-nW t,t Iholr
eierlerwea. and the high school
.a aa - -1. t
uanrr in-i win piay a unori
iVitirntl I I n r at ultl lua la I.I
a vail. ea-
the annual band carnival held
later mi Kprine. wnn proceed
to ko to b.ind uniform and
inualc hrdanthlpa.
Lawrence Williams
Of Hardman Dies;
Services Tuesday
Lawrence Andtrw Wlllam. fH.
of artinn died In a lYndleton
hoopitai haturday after a Jong
lllneaa Funrral wnliTi were
held Tuetxlay. February 16, In
the Sweeney M r1uary (haM-l
with the Id'V. far I iviward of
fl.Utinif.
Interment wa In the IOOF
cemetery, llardman.
Horn Ortoler 'M, r.K1. In
lUrdinan, he wai the mm of Til-
den and Corda Keithley Wil
liam, pioneer to the Hardman
area He H-nt all of hi life In
and around Hardman and work
ed im ranche. hating leen em
P loved for many year by Ray
mond Wright.
He waa rter married
Survlvlnif are two brother.
Tlhlen WillUmi of Fho and
Fill Wlllam of Stockton. Calif.;
two lter. Mr I.ucy iSwanon
of Sutherlln and Mr. I.aura Nel-
on of Aurora Grande, ( alif , and
M-eral nleee and nephew liv
ing In California.
UN Trip Winner
To Speak at Lodge
Kit Younir f-f Ifrliw, winner
of a till' t the Totted Nation
la July, will te the i-ak-r at
lite rntiiiir of the Ha jK ldk'
Irf-re Wedin-dav rnlnir. Fetiu-
arv 21, at n pin :-. wii
lltr and pli turn of the trip.
Miia Vounrf won the trip in
the f.1d Fellowr' and firhrkaha'
I'nlted Nallona I'lU'rlmape con
tent. While In New York ahe
wrote a n r le of arihlea for the
frni Oreponlan whlh attradcl
rorikiderable Interett.
The public la Invited to the
ri.ee I In tJlher entettalnment I
on lw program ledea the
Mkrr.
Mr. Bob Fonon and daugh
ter. Ml. helle Rene nd Terrl
lA-f, of Reaverton V tailed lt
week at the home of Mr, far
non' parent, Mr. and Mr. Lin
coln Nah. Mr. and Mr. Dean
Conner, brother In law and ai-ti-r
of Mr. I'areon. took them
hark to Ueavcrt'irt Saturday, and
the Conner attended the elf t
how In I'ortland Sunday. Ran
dall Peterson alwi attended the
nhow.
Dcrtha Kirk Service
Held in Bellingham
fiealh rame to Mr. B nha M
Kirk, formerly of Ifeppner, on
Sunday, Frbruarv 7. at Belling
ham. Wn.. where nhe had been
a realdent for more than 3
vear. She waa the widow of Bill
Kirk, who preceded her In death
eight yean ago.
fr. Glenn C Carlfn conduc
ted ncrv Ice at Jonea Funeral
Home In liellini'ham. followed
by burial In Grren Acre Mem
orial I'ark.
Sunlvlnf are two daughter,
Mr. Viola M. Ilubcr of B.-llinif-ham
and Mr. June M. HarUell
of Taroma: grandson. Kenneth
Colvln of Bcllintrham; five U
ter. Mr. Vivian F.ldcr and Mrs.
Gladv Itiwk of Heppner. Mm.
1'i-g I'earce of Wet Covin.
Calif . Mr Alyce Bender and
Mrs Patricia Scrit.-mW-r of Portland.
Counselors Travel
For Interviews
With Collegians
PrinHpa! Gordon Pratt and
ttudrnt rounaelof Jamra roiu-r
were among rrprrarritativra
from aut '. hlirh m hili In
the ataie that arttclpated In a
aprilal PrlmipaU (ouhM-lor In
uv -w ny .ti aoirdsy at (trr,
l?n State t'nlvrrtlty. They In
terviewed former Mrh achd
ktudent who are now attend
Ine OSU. to ret an evaluation
(if the local a hool'a college
preparatory program, and were
briefed on pew college atudy
program. admUtlon reculre
merit and procedure.
On Friday they Interviewed
ktudi-nta from here who are at
lending ! Iflr 1'nlverslty. Ore
1'i-n College of Fducation and
Wlllamrtte t'nlverlty.
AIkj on Friday. Mrs. Roy Kirk,
Ih ppner Hmh achwd cour.lur.
wa at the I nlverslty of Oregon
to meet with student and get
up to dale Information on the
new work program and finan
cial aid for entering freshmen.
Mlttntn CAZETTt TIMtS. Thuradary. Ttbruarf II. IMS
Mrs. Marquardt
Breaks Hip in Fall
Mr. Norma Marquardt of I-ex-Inglon
I recovering In the Pen
dleton Community hospital after
sufferlnc a broken hip In a fall
In front of the 1. C Penney
store here Friday afternoon. Her
son. Carl Marquardt. said that
a Pin ha been placed In the
hip. and she Is resting comfor
tably. The fall occurred when one
of her grandchildren who was
with tier on trie downtown ex
rurklon bumped Into her and
caused her to lose her balance.
Froth to Finish
Season with Pair
lleppner High's f rehhman
hatkrtbait team has two game
first week that will fir.Wh the
M-iuin for them.
They will play John Day In
tee HrpprCT TVITl OH TuridiV
afternoon at 3 :) and will meet
Condon freshmen on Thursday,
February 2 also In the llepp
ner gym.
The young Mustangs ot In
overtime to the Grant Union
froh there earlier thla year and
defeated the Condon froah there,
MM,
Lodge Prepares
For 68th Annual
A full schedule of activities Is
planned bv tlk Lxige No
for Saturday, February 20, In
observance of Ita GKth Klki An-
nual celebration. Among digni
taries coming from out of town
are Oregon State Elks President
Frank Wheeler of Burns and
Raymond Schrolh. fourth atate
vice president of IfermUton. Of
ficers of Pendleton BPOE No. 2M
will be present to put on Init
iation for 13 new member.
Registration will begin at
Heppner Ford garage at 11:00
a m., with ladies activities at the
Catholic Parish hall starting at
12:30. Dinner will be served at
the high school cafeteria by la
dles of the Rhea Creek Grange.
Dancing In the evening will be
to Miller's band from Prlnevllle.
Theme of the anniversary an
nual is Top Hat."
Music Students
Salute Oregon
Junior high school music atu-d-nH
under tre ctrrcllcn cf Mrs.
Ola Mae Gmshen. delighted
those attending the Chamber of
Commerce dinner Monday even
ing with a program that was In
tribute to the month of Febru
ary and the lonth birthday of
the State of Oregon.
A mixed chorus Joined In
song In keeping with holidays
of the month, climaxed with the
rouslnar state song, "Oregon, My
Oregon." Chorus member were
Glnny dough, Teresa Harsh
man. Paul Holt. Sandra Mat
thews, Sandra Matheny. Sara
Miller. Jill Padberg. Martha
Pierce. Linda Starks, Melvtn.
Calvin and Alvln Ashheck, Jerry
Healy, Gary Kemp, Jim Lynch,
Mike Smith, pat Sweeney and
Richard witnerrite.
Master of ceremonies was La
Verne Van Marter. dressed at a
professor, who was approached
by "Orle" Oregon), played by
Vernon FredcrU kson, and three
college students, Mark Lovgren.
Terry Hughes and Steve Mu nic
er, on their Ideas of recent ma
jor Oregon dilemmas, the flood,
the diverting of power to Cal
ifornia and the salmon fishing
on the Columbia River.
ROLL TICKETS for sale In
single and double rolls. Use
for drawings, admissions to
events. Gazette-Times, Hepp
ner. Ph. 676 9228. 37-tic
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BREAD or ROLL TRAY
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MEAT PLATTER
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GRAVY BOAT
(Reg. $12.95)
-SOMETHING FROM THE JEWELERS IS ALWAYS
SOMETHING SPECIAL"
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We Give S4H Green Stamps Ph. 676-9200 Heppner
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,0E!
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THINK HOW GEORGE WOULD
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(Regular Price
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$795
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Like George Washington, most of our people arc thrifty.
We'd like to tell newcomers to the area and those who
come to town for
BARGAINS
on Friday and Saturday, February 19 and 20, or any time
from now
ON
that Jack's Chevron Station has been doing business in
Heppner for many years. We are
USED
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of Chevron
GASOLINE
that really makes your car perform. You always find
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here. When you're shopping, drop by for an oil change,
lube job, or say Till 'Er Up' at
Jacks Chevron Station
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DoLuxe Pushbutton Bleach Dispenser
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2-Speed Washing and Rinsing Heavy Duty
li H.P. Motor Super Capacity Norge
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