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AL LAMB, ltft Hrppner, manager of the Morrow County Grain Crowrt and may of at Heppner.
was r-lctd to tb executire board of tbo Oregon-Washington Farmers Union at the orqani
tatlon's 56th annual convention held Nov. 1113 at Wett Linn. Other olftcera are (left to right) i
Alan Ham. La Center. Wan re-elected vice-president: Clill Taylor. Battleground. Wash and
Richard Mohler. Cornelius, elected to the board. The Oregon-Washington Farmers Union is an
aitiliate ol the national Farmers Union organisation headed by James C Pat ton. The group
played an active role In security passage of the recently enacted lour -year farm program.
Davidson's Team
Has Perfect Record
Bob Davidson. Jr., a Hcpprwr
Hlch school graduate of 10,
sruirlcd his Junior high school
football team at Wanrrnton
through, a perfect season this
year, winning five carries and
losing none, according to an
item in an Astoria oaoer.
Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Davidson, Lexington. Is
coach and teacher at Fort Stev
ens Junior high. Last victory of
the season for the school was
a 38 0 win over Star of the Sea's
Jayvees. The Ft. Stevens team
previously defeated the same
school 34-0. It also won over
Lewis and Clark twice. 20-0 and
27-0. and over the Warrenton
freshmen. 14-0.
Thus, the Davidson-coached
team scored 133 points while its
defense failed to yield a single
point.
Heppner Gridders
Make 1721 Yards
In 1965 Season
Heppner High's football team
amassed enough yardage in the
reason Just ended to travel the
'ength of a regular field more
than 22 times. They gained 1721
yards from rushing and 4SS
vards from passing, for a grand
total of 2209 yards, according to
npures from Coach Jim Potter.
This more than doubled the
opposition's yardage with a to
tal of 1063 of which 860 came
on rushing and 203 on passing
Damage Action
Case Continued
Auto damage action of Paul
Breeding, plaintiff, vs. Gerald
Davidson, defendant, scheduled
for Morrow county circuit court
Monday was continued bv Judge
William Wells after Herman
Winter, attorney for the plain
tiff, filed a third amended com
plaint the same day.
Attorneys George Bvler of Cor
ey. Byler and Rew and Bob Ab-
rams of Mahoney and Abrams,
representing the defendant, ar
gued that they needed suffic
ient time to study the third
complaint.
A Jury that had been called
Ella Davidson,
76-Year Resident,
Dies Here Sunday
Yx Amanita CluMitu lVtll-
. 92. it 76 ear trftUk'iit if
the lone area, died In I'lneer
Memorial hospital. Heppner, on
Sunday. November 21. after a
lengthy IllneM.
Her husband, Lcwt Petty Pa
ldson. was a pioneer rancher
In the lone area ami Morrow
county. He preceded her In
death In 19.HV
Klla Loveren wis horn Janu
ry 3, 1S73. In BUtnark, Kana,
'(lie daughter of Johanna Sophia
and Andrew I. Lovcrrn. and
moved to lone with her parents
when ihe was 13 years old an I
had lived there ever since. Her
father homcMcaded In the area.
She was a member of the Lu
theran church, of Lvust chapter
119. Order of the K.iM.-m Star. I
and of Bunchgraa Kcbckah
llj;e, all of lone.
Surviving are three daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Rim. Toppentsh,
Wn.: Mrs. hlvcna Becrlev. lvb
bins. Calif.: and Mrs. Delia Me-
Curdy, Heppner: one wmJ
Thomas Davidson, of Santa Ana.
Calif.; a brother. Kugene Lov
gren of Hilisboro; 11 grand
children; 30 great grandchild
ren: and 11 great great grand
children. Funeral services were Wed
nesday, November 24. In the
United Church of Christ, lone,
with the Rev. Walter B. Crow
ell officiating. Interment was in
Highview cemetery. lone.
Sweeney Mortuary was In
charge of arrangements.
Death Takes Brother
Of Lincoln Nash
Earl Nh. fill, brother of Urn
oln Nakh of Heppner. died No.
cmber 15 In llmnl River after
Ix'ing In ill health for mwix
tune. He was one of a family of
nine children rln't hrolhcu
and one Mer nod nit brotlf
er ami the siktets nurvlve,
FuiwmI whIui veie Satur
day at 1 p m. at the Andcon
Funeral liume, llmnl River. At
tending from bete were Mr. and
Mrs. Lincoln Nah. Mr. and Mrs
Arnold tBud) Sitflngcr, Mr. and
Mrs. I Van Connor, and Mr. and
Mrs, 1-ce Palmer of lone. Also
present was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs- Lincoln Nakh, Mrs. IMi
Parsons, of licavcrton.
Tell the advertiser you saw ll
In the Gaette Tlnus.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients who were admitted
to Pioneer Memorial hospital
during the paM week for mod
leal care, and were later (lis
ml ed, were the following:
Theresla Mwl. Fosll; Camp
Ix-ll Mit'arty, Mmmtrnt; Ihiug
las Mii'lure, Heppner; Irene
Crabtree, lone, and Chester
VVrlM, Heppii-r
James TruehliMHl of rll was
admitted, and U still rmvlvlng
medical care.
BOWLING
Thursday
Team
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Buggies
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Mlljolles
Columbia Basin
Murrav's
Klrst National
Wishing Well
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L0OKIN' FOR
HOLIDAY FUN?
Come To The
TURKEY
TOP
SATURDAY, NOV. 27
9 P. M. TO 1 :00 A. M.
" Lr. Xr. l.ir".r lo hear the case was dismissed.
Breeding seeks general dam-
gainst 59 for their opponents.
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1.60 and pay
Bcrgsfrom is Chosen
Rhea Grange Master
Rudy Bergstrom was elected
Master of Rhea Creek Grange
when the group met for its No
vember meeting at the Rhea
Creek Grange hall.
Other officers who will serve !
with Bergstrom for the coming ,
year are Robert Stevens, over,
seer; Marilyn Bergstrom. lettur-.
er; Thomas Huston, steward; j
Walter Wright, assistant stew-,
ard; Mrs. Orlan Wright, chap- j
lain; Elmer Palmer, treasurer; !
Mrs. Rolert Stevens, secctary; ,
Harold Wright, gatekeeper; Mrs.
Harold Wright, Ceres; Mrs. Ev-
MUSIC BY DICK DESLER'S
"DARTELL FIVE"
Of Pendleton
ng yardage with 875. He car-
ment for loss of time from worklalyn Farrens, Pomona; Mrs. i
- .Z 1 iT-ti -o i,"'.', "a .i.T. m 5l.4U20 as a result of an Barton Clark. Flora; Mrs. Ruth i
citA. "V-u .k" accident that occurred August Bergstrom. lady assistant
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M'i
the
great
equalizer-
RURAL
ELECTRICITY
More than any other single
factor, electricity has helped
to "equalize" living condi
tions in rural America with
those in urban America. The
many benefits and comforts
made possible by electricity
re available to all.
As pioneers in the electrifica
tion of our area, we are proud
of having contributed our
share to the progress and
prosperity of our people and
this community.
COLUMBIA
BASIN
ELECTRIC
CO-OP
"Serving Wheeler,
Gilliam and Morrow
counties"
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ZLa , UT.rl. T:V" r-I Plaint Clark and Dean Graves, execu
ynu ledums Kruumi Th- nlanfif nnoe that h ,mmllto mmKi.r' r.r.
r " "rJ? rLK?,f?..?t was a passenger in a car drlv- aid Bergstrom and Mrs. Walter
tm, . i t,k oil latter drove "said vehicle In a
Third was Jim Jacobs with 213 1 aria n, i..
Vtf0,?"1" hliKent manner" causing the
SPONSORED BY
SOROPTIMIST CLUB
MORROW COUNTY FAIR PAVILION
HEPPNER
$1.50 Per Person
made 168 yards on 46 tries for j overturn
a oo average ana maae six Breeding said that he suffer
points. Simon Winters went 116 .kih... - ZL
i . a rt I - va W- mautiu U uaill I IT U a C
:,a" "rLMro' inJri in the accident.
rJT -VX" oi'V-rVS "ch included fractures, bruls
-"". ""'-'x ries and other injuries.
v-w., . ln an answer to tne con,.
oray two yarus on one carry. pialnt( Davidson seeks $20,000
, yj1 l5JJ?e Jf.lf !ErJwnAl. damages from Breeding,
... o ln aad,tj0n to special damgaes
extra point placekicks out of 16 of $1873 damaKes toBthe
"""'i '" auto and $110 personal proper-
f vt ji . . ... ty damages. He contends that
Mickey Kindle led in tackles Breeding was driving the car at
uuuumi u cKawii, """V1? Uie time of the accident which
ray in uiis ueparimenu wnie occurred on highway 74.
- uruiicu nun Uvl kj caj
Murray. Others are as follows:
Gray, 56: Johnson, 51: Winters,
47; Mark Brown. 44; Hall, 42;
Nalbro Cox and Doherty, 39 1
each; Driscoll, 38; Dennis O'-
Donnell, 33; Stan Rauch and
Ray Jones, 19; Terry Corbin, 18;
Morgan, Id; Russ Kilkenny, 8;
Welfare, Medicare
Talked at Meeting
Possible participation of state
public welfare in medicare pro
grams was the subject under
consideration at a 2-day meet-
Gene Najar, 3: and Jacobs and Ing of welfare administrators
Frank Lovgren each 1. "om across ine state at saiem
Dohertv led in kev blocks mursday and Friday.
with 10, followed by Murray Lowell Chally, trl-county wel-
and Brown, each with six, and fare administrator for Morrow,
O Donnell, Kindle, Morgan, Wheeler and Gilliam counties,
Driscoll and Jacobs, each with auenaea tne sessions with oth-
five. ers from eastern Oregon. Other
Doherty as a pass pitching matters of importance to the
Quarterback comDleted 21 of 48 welfare program were also con-
passes thrown for better than sidered. The meeting was called
a .400 average, and they were by the State Welfare Commis-
good for 308 yards. In 21 pass- sion.
es. Driscoll completed nearly
fiM vr, completed' Kd Church to Sponsor
- l m A M m MW ft 4 m
On the reception end, Brown Week or Meehnnt
iron oirrhl. tnr 1 ?Q varHo .. " tuinjuaii
Johnson received four for 77 a? nti-t i
yards, Driscoll three for 71 llfL. .a"d
yards, Doherty two for 50 yards, f xllcs"1 i"" fv7r
Gray one for 30 yardS and Steve i?63 are p,anned ,n its
Pettyjohn one for 15 yards. vn7s,,nB avana m.
vember 28. at 7:30 p.m.. Elder
Elwood Boyd will present lllus
trated sermons emphasizing the
importance of Christianity in
the world today. Meetings will
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rogers De held nightly through bunday,
(Carole Anderson) of Orem. December 5. A timely message
Utah, are najrents of a daughter, will be presented each night
Davna Gayle. born November The public is invited to Join
14. She is their first child and in the observance of the spec
weighed six pounds, 15 ounces Mai week and atend the meet
at birth. riS.
Maternal g r andparents are
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Anderson,
now of Niger Africa, and pater
nal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Tvler Rogers of Pleasant
Grove, Utah. Dayna Gayle is the d
nrst granacniia ior ine paieruai
erandDarents.
Mrs. Rogers writes mar. iney
enjoy reading the Gazette-
Times each week.
It's nice to keep up on the
news of 'home,'" she states. "I
received a letter from my folks
ln Africa and they said they
had heard from the Shermans
and were sure glad to get some
letters."
As to their daughter, she said,
"She's a little doll, and we are
sure proud of her!"
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7-LITRE HARDTOP
Mike Rogers Parents
Of Baby Daughter
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Fridays
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