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Htrrntn GAirnxfiMts. TkwedT, weymbt ts. ms Palmer Chosen Grange Master BT EATHEftlNE LINDST10M JONF Newly elected officer at Willows (Uange meeting on Saturday evening, November 19, were Master. le palmer; over mht, Marlon Palmer; lecturer, Mrs. IWar Lundell; atewar-d, Leo Crabtree: assistant stew, erd, tleo Chlldem: chaplain. Mrs. V. C. Crawford; treasurer. Mr. James Lindsay; secretary. Mrm. Lwli Halvorsen; gate keeper, Richard Klnxer. err-, Mra. Marlon Palmer; pomona, Mrs. Berl Akers; flora. Mr. At Ihur Dalell; lady assistant steward. Mrs. Cleo Chllders; mu sician. Mrs. Leo Crabtree. The executive committee Includes fieri Akers. W. C, Crawford, and Carl Troedson. Congratulations and a thank you" were extended to Mrs. Crawford, who has served Wil lows Grange as chaplain for 17 years, with very few absences. AH subordinate Orange offi cers In the county are invited to a joint Installation with Po mona officers at Lexington Grange hall on December 11 at 10:30 am. State Deputy Cabel will officiate. The Grange thanks the United Church of Christ for the pews donated to the organization. The next regular Grange meeting will be In the evening of December 11. A Christmas program will be presented by members of Rainbow Assembly No. 89. BEC Choose Officers The newly elected officers of the Home Economics club are Mrs. Marlon Talmer. chairman; Mrs. Lee Palmer, vice-chairman; Mrs. Arthur DalzelL secretary; and Mrs. Berl Akers. treasurer. At th mwiini held on Friday, members bought Christmas gifts to be sent to the Eastern Ore- REDUCE FAT If your owweiht l dua to tr. Mtinf and you want to r d of that uly ft r-t out our tablet called SUMODEX. AraiUbl. thgut a doc-tufa preacrlpUon SUMODEX will help you Iom tho axtra pound by drrutns your dir tor lood. not by atarvinf you. but by simply eliminating- the urf for eitra por tion. SLIMOPKX coat only tl.(M and U GUARANTEED to work or get your full money back. SUMODEX to auld exclusively by: mniiri aTiiT. save) jTAppsue HaO Orders TUle JJ NI V $2495 Cold Out? it's ... Layaway Now for His Christmas GARDNER' MEN'S WEAR "The Store of Personal SerriTe'' gon hospital patients in Pen dleton. ... t The next meeting will be FYl dav. IVeemhrr 17. at the home of Mrs. Lee Palmer with Mrs. Marlon Palmer as co hostess. This Is the Christmas party, and rr.fir.bcrs will bring pack ages for exchange. Value Is to be about $1 00. Names for sec- - -.i. uiti ha iirun for the coming year. Installation of of. fleers will be a leature o uw meeting. John Rea. son of Mr. and it,, fiii ha been accept ed for Job Corp. At present he Is statlonel at iiinnn-. -... r tr an.t Mra. Don- aid Peterson over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. i-ari aou.-.-. r. famllv of Troutdale, cousins of Mrs. Peterson's. They all attended the football game on Saturday, when Reynolds High school auecewifullv defeat ed Pendleton High school on the Pendleton field. WoiMii Entertain Boy. Men Teachers at Dinner 1 ...... 1 rucm KY 120 AT. AM. were hosts for a dinner on Wednesday evening honor- la. I ha Kloh arhool bOVS and the men teachers. The ham din ner was prepared by memoers of Locust Chapter No. 120. Wal ... i.h. uvtrhlnful master. was master of ceremonies. Two movies were shown, -.-onniana i"mniN." and -Last of the Gi ants." a film on trains. Rainbow girls. Susan Linas- mm DnnnU Akers. l eresa Stefanl. Tanya and Teresa Tuck er, and Betty Greenup assisiea nits wrvinir the banauet. Mrs. Holmes Gabbert and Mrs. James Barnet decorated the taoies in a fall football motif. Mrs. Her knri rt-ttmm Jr was chairman of the dinner and she was aia ed by Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. Mrs. Walter Jacobs. Mrs. Omar Rietmann. and Mrs. Berl Akers. Mrs. Esper Hansen of Port land arrived on Monday to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with relatives. Earl Morgan accompanied hu brother. Carl, on a trip to Spo kane this week. They stopped in Pasco to visit their sister. Mrs. Russell Cox who has been very 111. , , , Mrs. Ethel Jepson Is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Christopherson. She has been visiting in Utah and h . m v . . .. - All Wool Topcoats And Topcoats With Zipout Liners 1 This arrcry cl patterns and fabrics includes Just the coat you want lor the festive days and many other days to come. will return to her home In S lent after the holiday. Mrs. llervel PvttMn and two sons spent several days this past . w i th home uf her moth er. Mrs. Arthur Crawford from her home In laaima. Mr. and Mrs, F- M. Baker have arrived In Mesa. Arizona, with their trailer. They will spend the winter months there. Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn enter, talned on Thursday with a cof fee honoring Mrs. Lee Palmer on her birthday. Guents were Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. Mrs Mar Ion Palmer. Mrs. Garry Tullt. Mrs. Wavne Hams, Mrs. Milton Morgan, and Mrs. Du-k Sherer. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sherer attended meeting for road masters at Eugene this paM week. Machine to Aid Library "Whistle for the Crows, a mtirv hv fhirothv Eden. Was reviewed by Mrs. Paul Tews at th. V.iv'amtwr mrvtlnff of the Topic Club, which was held at the home of Mrs. M. E. Cotter on Friday afternoon. During the business meeting Mrs. ictor Rietmann gave the club a new sewing machine. It was dedd x hv th mmilwfi to accent contributions to the Library with one of the contributors 10 receive the sewing machine. Funds received will be used to purchase new books for the Public Library which the Topic Club sponsors. Mrs. Cotter and Mrs. Tews were nosiesses iur the afternoon. . utr .mi Mr Joe Lncieman returned on Wednesday from rvrtint uhm thev had spent three days attending the annu al Co-op meetings at me union Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom i.,ft nn Tupsdav to soend the holidays with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ana wra. Arthur Bergstrom and lamny in Portland. Mrs. Leo Crabtree entered Pio mwr Memorial hosDital on Mon day evening for surgery on her foot Tuseday morning. Mrs. Hershal Townsena is in PnrtianH holninff rare for her little grandson. Brent Porschy. who came home from Emanuel hAcnitol la Fridav followinz IWMl.l ' J . surgery. He U recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. vv. k.. .raioiu and Rollo. Mr. and Mrs. Frank lin viv xtr and Mrs. Milton Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Crawford spent Sunday at urmitnn attending a Dre- Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Crawford and family. Other guests present were Mr. and Mrs TaH Millar and famllv of Lexington, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Crawford and family of La Grande, and Mr. and Airs, uou fried Hermann of Hermlston. Miss Virginia Jepsen 01 ron- l.iil la Viora irk Krwnrl the Thanksgiving vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jepsen and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lee raimer ana family spent Saturday in Hood River attending the funeral of Mrs. Palmers uncie, tari nasn. Pvt. Richard Clark In Army Training Pvt. Richard Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark, is taking basic training with the Army Security Agency at Fort Ord, Calif, according to Information from his parents. He entered service September 29 and after the basic training he expects to go to Ft. Devon, Mass., to enter communications school. Pvt. Clark will be home on Christmas leave starting sometime between the first and mid-December. He graduated from Heppner High school in the class of 1964 and worked in the First National Bank. Pendleton, before entering service. The Army Security Agency training is in coding and decoding messages. Four Heppner Men Inducted into Army Four voung men from Hepp ner were inducted into the Ar my, leaving the area Tuesday, November 9, the Condon Globe- Times reports. They left for Fort Ord, Calif., the following day. In the group were David Ad lard, Alvin Ayers, Lawrence Pat rick Monagle, and Roger Schoo nover, Gary Struthers of Hepp ner enlisted in the Coast Guard at approximately the same time, the Selective Service office re ported. Pendleton-Heppner Freight Line DAILY OVERNIGHT SERVICE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TERMINALS: Heppner Bill Farra, Ph. 676-9446 Lexington George Herman's Service Station Ph. ,989-9593 tone Rietmann's Hardware, Ph. 422-7211 Connecting With SITES FREICHTLINE AND CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT WAYS, HERMISTON. ALSO GARRETT FREZGHTUNES, PENDLETON. OVERNIGHT Service From SEATTLE. Wash-. Via Con solidated Freightways Only. WILLIAM J. COLLINS. Kwtlaad Investment securities dealer, bos bees named Oreaoa chair man of the I Tree Europe fund, according to on announcement from Crew ord Creenwalt nat t o n 1 RrE chairman la New York. ItrE roUea money la support I Ba. die rree Europe, which brood caU SIS hours per week to mlUloas of persons la the So viet satellite countries ! east ern Europe, William C. Maness Dies in Portland u-niiam r Muness- (vl fath- ,Y of Mrs. AllKTt t Beverly) Wright of Heppner. uiea in ivrin.i h.niii Saturday. Ito- vember 13, following a short Ill ness. He lived on route 2. Mo- lalla. . Funeral services were Wed ....H v Vnvmh.T 17. at 2 D.m. at the'Molalla chapel of Ever- hart and Kent, interment In the Adams cemetery of Mo He was born In Oak Tark. Minn., on February 5. 1. ana grew up there. After living In St. Paul. Minn., for many years where he worked as a steam engineer, he came to Oregon In 1941 and lived In Heppner be fore going to V.olalla in 1953. He had been a seaman In the merchant marine In recent years and retired in 19i4. He was a member of the Molalia Saddle club and the Oregon Arabian Horse Breeders association. He was married to Rose M. Wallace at Bowling Green. Ohio, November 27. 194S, and she survives. Other survivors Include two daughters. Mrs. Wright of Hepp ner and Airs, joe tvinc' Kruplcka of Molalia; a brother. Arthur Maness, of Clearwater. Minn.; three sisters, Mrs. Llllle Flynn of Clearwater, Sally Mor an of San Diego. Calif, Mrs. of Frederick. Wis., and seven grandchildren. A STRONG AMERICA with Rural Electricity... Thank to consumer-owned rural electric systems, more than 580 defense installa tions, from radar listening-posts to atomic missile sites, could be located In remote areas of the country. Without an ample supply of electric power, their strategic placement Ultll A hsuos hMrt Th much more M difficult 3 systems are M helping to Keep America's j defenses at peak tHr'ianm and are contributing . . , to our national A3 security. COLUMBIA 'CM BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP "Serving Wheeler; Gilliam and Morrow counties j J L, i A. Mm Ida iVv John Cole Named Service All-Star John F. Coie. fireman appren tice In the Navy, has been lected as firt string drfenatv linelMirker on Ih llth Naval Dutrict Alt Mar football Iran, atwrdlng to the Hmnnr uf-lU-e of U S.'rvt.'e S.IH V mand. V. S. Naval Training Cen ter. ian Diego, Calif. At the ahMil. he served hU team as co captain for the firt iart of the year. Since he U te Ing trarufi-rred to the Great Ukea Naval Training Center, he was unable to complete the season. , Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cole of Poitland. was In Ihppner on leave prior to as kuming his new alignment over the week-end. vWitlng with Mr and Mrs. IXin Claik and family, with whom he lived lor two years while completing high hIuh.iI. He left Monday for rtlanil to VUlt his parents and cxpectd to go to the Great Lakes station December 3. Cole graduated front llejipner High In the spring of 11M and was all conference center In football In his senior year. it tiomtmi Kim Mountain College for one year before ent ering service. He said that afur four months at i.reat Isaacs nv may apply for officer's training sehool In the navy. At Great Lakes he will take 15 weeks of school for machln- lut'a mat ami Ihrn will Bltl-mt submarine school and nuclear power school before he gets into the Nuclear Submarine Fleet. John said that he had gained some weight since high school days and scaieu imj ls. in pay ing the linebacker lxt- The training school team played teams In the marines, sub marine teams and others. In a league of 10 teams. It finished In a 3-way tie for last place. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sparks of Clatskanle and Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Ostrander and family of McMinnvllle were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. El mer Palmer during the pat week-end. WE WITH LARGE CITY CATALOG PRICES i" SEE The Item BEFORE You Buy It! And You Pay NO Postage! To Be Able To Do This, We Cannot Give Green Stamps On The Toys, Or Gift Wrap Them Free ALL GIFTS $2 and Over Except Toys GIFT WRAPPED FREE! WE GIVE orIen STAMPS Heppner IB ti Alumni News Wayne Kvan U playing on the Freshman banket hall team at OSU. Stuart Hick Is playing on the Junior varlty at IXK avld Gerg has mad the var oily at Blue M mini a In. Word from Africa lella us lhal David and Kit Anderson are pUln bakrihll with the In-1,-lnali.Mial Rr-tiilirv SW1 at the I'nlvemlty of lhadan In Iba dan. Nigeria. Ma tela Bands and Dave George, and Anita Groves and DdrvT Dick, all alumni of 1111, will lake their marriage vows In a double wedding Filday. Among students home laM week end were Karen McCurdy and her girl friend. Suan Rus sell of Portland. They are both freiihmen at LlH Rochhound Corner ly RUBY MILLER During the bulnemi meeting of the Morrow County Gem and Mineral Society on Saturday, November 20. Ideas which would make the meetings more edura tlonal and Informative were dis cussed. Plans were made for the rk,uimi Hinncr to he held at the Wagon Wheel on December Hi. Officers will oe rimni t ihia time, and all members are urged to attend. George Miner nispiayeo sev eral frames of agate cabachon and polished slabs of agate from Lacuna. Mexico. Ruby Miller showed slides of their recent trip Into Canada, Minnesota. South Dakota and Wyoming. Llwood Bovd furnished the re freshments and the door prlAe. a gift-wrapped 12x12x14 Inch box containing a basalt rock weighing 33 pounds, packed In wads of newspaper. In the smallest one was nice tie tack, made of petrified wood. We had fun opening lf- ARE WILLING if- AY'S DRUGS J I f j 111 I "V Medical Careers Call 3 Seniors Three III1A seniors who are planning a medical career are Maik Murray, 11m Htlaeoll and ,Suan Drake. ... . Mik. who Intends to go In to the pharmacy bualneaa, ac from hl father who tmna and Mul,,l t.ia lid.ift . pharmacy runs Murray's Kexall Drug In Heppner. Tim al plans to be mm a pharmacist. Th third student who Plsns to go Into th field of medicine is Susan Drake, who wants lo Ix-oome a nurse. Weightlifring Class Starts In Boys' PE MIS rovs In physical educa tion la- hae been lifting weights duilng P. K. H-Hoii. Weight lilting l required for the freshman anil sophomore Although It Is not required In Ih upper rlasM'S a large num ber of bovs turn out for the weight lifting. The purpose of this activity Is to make men out of th boys, unler the su pervision of Don McClur. Don Munkers. a freshman at IXX was visiting his home her last week-end. ARTHRITIS? RHEUMATISM Try Alfonol Satisfaction guaranteed Writ ALFANAL LABORATORIES Box fit Ashland. Ore. 97S20 For Tree Pamphlet TO ')Yi KEMLL PH. 676-9610 II r m
