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Earl M. Evans,
Lifetime Rancher,
Dies Here Sunday
I'rJ M. Evans, G rrsIJent
and rarwher of h Ilfpjnff rra
11 of his life, died ( hit home
h-tktn Heppner and IPklnrton
Sumliy after txlns; 111 fur some
1 1 mo,
Funeral aecvlocs wrr held
Wednesday at 11 am. at the
Hop Lutheran rhurrh with th
liev. Kenneth Robinson official-
inc. Interment followed at the
Heppner Masonic cemetery with
ritualistic serviom hy Heppner
Bwr September 22. 1900, In
Heppner, tvans was the aon of
Marlon and Maleta Brownin
L'vana. On June 13. 1925, he was
married to Millie Buschke In
Heppner. He n a member of
Hope Lutheran rhurrh and of
the Heppner L'lka lodge.
Surviving are the widow, Mr.
Millie FVsns; a aon. ixn Kv
ana. of Heppner; a cousin. John
h'vans, of Everett. Wn.; and
three grandchildren.
Sweeney Mortuary wat In
charge of arrangements.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Tatlenta who were admitted to
Pioneer Memorial hoiltaI dur
inn the pt Meek, and are tlll
m-eling medital rare, are the
following: newt Ollarra. Isl
ington; Alta Chaney, Condon;
.Margaret Kail, hlnrua; IVwt-y
Hint. Ilepimer; Kva IVMerlit.
hmua; Helen Mot a be, lone.
and tiara Klruaid. lone,
Thie ho reeelved medical
re. and later diamissed, were
Ihe following: Kathleen DiMiue.
IomiIom; (la Kennan. Heppner,
ani uan rhegley, Hepper
Mr. ana Mrs. Pale t.rev of
Heppner are welcoming their
Iirt child, a daughter. torn Krl-
day. November its. Her birth
weight was 7 lb.. X ox., and the
has been named Sheridan Ann.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wright of t;reh-
am; great grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Kiank Hamlin, Hepp
ner. 1'aternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mr. II. W. Grey of Mt.
Airy. North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. LenKay Nharx
of Heppner are announcing the
Mrth of a -ootid sn. rstrhk
Kay. He was born Wednesday
iKvemln-r 1. weighing 8 lb.
Heppner, lone
Basketball Opens
(Continued from rage II
Ve expect to play a little
better brand of ball than e
did a tear ag." be said. add.
Inu. however, that the leant will
mu Hauman. Muart Pick and
Wayne l'vana. Evans is no
pUung with iHegon State I'nl-
'ersitv freshmen.
The roach said that he e.
Pvts Madras to be the strong
er team In the western dlvls
Ion of the iJreater Oregon league
with Wahtonka also a top con
tender.
PUC Hearing Sel
On Electric Co.
Territory Filing
Public Urged
To See Week-end
Christmas Show
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Mrs. Ida Coleman of lone, and
paternal grand parents are Mr,
nd Mr. Leonard Shsirt of
Heppner- He joins one brother
Konnie. at home.
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NEW FURNITURE
DAY
ITEMS ARRIVING EVERY
FOR CHRISTMAS
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Lamps
Chairs Of All Kinds
Samsonite Tables And Chairs
OUR CHRISTMAS OPENING GUESSING
CONTEST. PRIZE:
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Ph.
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Hearing on a flUng by Colum
Ola Basin Electric looperativ
lor providing esclusixe iuwe
ser ue In certain sections
MorroM'. Wheeler and Cilliam
ccuntii-s wilt be In the Morrow
county court houv Tuday, IV
ct-mber 21. at 9:30 a in.. Jone
I. Hill, public utility comml.sK
loner hr Oregon, announces
llarley Young, manager of the
cooperative, said that Columbia
Basin filed October 13 for a ocr
tificute under the certification
law for exclusive area for elec
tilcal service. He said that this
Is a 'cleanup" of area-c presently
served by Columbia Basin but
which were not certified as ex
elusive territories at the time of
the power exchange with fa
ciflc Tower and Light Company
All territories Involved in the
hearing are rural areas. Young
said. In Morrow county, all the
rural area In the southern part
ot the county Is Included with
the exception of a small strip
between Lexington and lone. In
Wheeler county, the application
seeks exclusive certification on
an area roughly Including seven
miles to the southwest of Fos
sil, north to the county line, and
running to the John Day river
on the west. In Gilliam county,
the application Includes all rur
al area In the county beginning
from a point about eight miles
south of the Columbia River.
Pacific Power presently serves
Arlington and the strip lying
south from the Columbia. It al
so serve a nortion of northern
5 ! Morrow county, including the
Boeing Industrial site.
Peter Sukalac of the PUC said
the application seeks to "elim
inate Islands" In the exclusive
territory service which Colum
bia Basin now serves in the
three counties.
It will le "rvm where, rctv
where. Chntm-' at ihe lub.
ekah Lodgi ha in Islington
rMITUUJV and Sunday Hrr
rtoons, mtemt-r 4 and 5.
retentive Preparations are lie
Ing nijde by members of the
lone Harden club to make the
Christmas Show one which resl
dents of the area will enjoy. It
Is their hie that the ntanv
beautiful displays will ettcour
age the true spirit of llnut
mas and provide an exihani-e
of Ideas which will make f.r a
more Joyous Christmas season In
home decorations.
The put-lie has been asked tu
Mrtlcipale In the seven div-
sions of entries. Kntrles will te
rei-elvinl at the loe hall Krldav
fiom 3 'O to :) i. m and !
urday from 8.u to 10 mi a m.
Judging will begin at 11 tk a m.
Saturd ly.
The show and silver tea will
be oHii to the public fnm 2
to 5:l im. Saturday, and Im
tw.vn 12:ir pm. and 5:tM pm
on Sunday. There will he no ad
mKs(n charge and there will be
no sa'e Ittms.
College Youth Enjoy First Major Vacation Visiting Families
Many rollere students were
able la take advantage of Ihrlr
first rn a. vaatt.it since the
start of the school vear. irlutn
Ing to their parental hm- to
enloy Hianksgivtmr holidays
won rriauves ana iiien.u.
Shairard pteM-nilng flodlnc. tJ
the local television dliettors on
s,.i.,lin-s vf rdvicatUinal Ule.
stm 1'iograms In the new
micro wave link In this area.
A shot buklneM meeting will
pi vile the program in the
hik'li shoo multipurHHe rxim
All parents ae urged to attend
WANTED Clm rotta tos.
moo neppasr &oittte-Tims.
Thoe home from lavlrrn StokanL Call ftauman, )rn
Oregon College, tt lira tide. In
t luled Tboma t;ren. Iim feme
tlreen. hruee Thumsort, U
Jortea. Karen Mciurdy. Stuart
ll.k. Tamara Smith. Judy
Smith. Havld Hands, Anita
Kiiovesl llk. kn Muitkers.
Annamarle Hrlndle. Ken Wilght.
i.lnnv MNire, Mru tnandal
i.rs-iite. Jeanne vwinns, len.-v
CiMir. .'sl..ii!l Mlunaid.
Tony Ikdirttv.
Several ttavrhsl from Oregon
Male I'nlversity and the t ill-
veikity of Oreiron. Itetumlmr to
torvallls after their vacation
were Chris llrwwn. John Wafen
blat, Mike Swe'k. Wayne Iv
ans, fiic Anderon, 1-e hag.
gelt. Shannon Mahoney, Jotm
Caon and Margaret Marks. Va
cationing here from the I'nl.
verslty of Oregon were Jean
r
Slewwt. C.lnny lu Turner, Hill
Co and in. k h-tter.
Sevetal others, enrulled In
various colleges In Oregon,
Washington and nearby states,
were al weekend visitors.
Among these were Mike Wa
ren. Hli hard llatley. Larry
Heath, tJreg Pierce I'aitl Cf
lins. Sieve ink. Mik Struck,
meier, tean lloblnson. I'alt
Vame, IS'ii Majeske, llti Hag
er. Pan Mivoarrle, Dale van
Hlokland. Iavld llanna, frank
Osmln, Hon PecVet, Ten) I
Creemin, Mlth Ahlek, Nan
cy I level and. Paul swaggart.
snd Havld t.eorge.
Some who could not g1 home
bs:-aue of lack of tiavrl time,
will im looking forward to a
longer vacation over Christ mat
and New Years,
High School PTA
Program Features
Textbooks and IV
Following the general theme
of the year. "Looking in Our
Schools." the program for the
Heppner High school 1TA meet
ing on Wednesday. Iecemlcr J.
promises to be an Intorestini?
one. according to Kd Dick, president.
Realizing thy need for better
communication U-tween school
and iwiirnts on the problems of
Textbooks and Their Ailooilon "
Principal Clayton Norton will
condu-.t a discussion program on
how the program is carried on
In the local school. Parents will
nave an opportunity to ask
questions and clear any prob
lems tht might have occurred
n the program of textbook
sod by students.
A second part of the program
ill be devoted to tlist Us.slon on
Educational TV." with Haskell
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FRIDAY, DEC. 17
MONDAY, DEC. 20
TUESDAY, DEC. 21
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22
THURSDAY, DEC. 23
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o All Kinds of Salads
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