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HtffNtR CAXCTTt-TIMta. Thurdrr. December t. IMS Foundation Goals Given by Speaker, Officers Named OflLvr uere eleeted ff the Morrow County Chapter of the National Foundation at the meeting Tuesday, November 23, at the Bank of Eastern Oregon. Walkr Larson, state repre sentative for the National Foun dation, was present to tell the group of the goals of the Foun dation. Polio pattenU are still being cared for. but the empha ts has been shifted to birth de fects. Special treatment centers are being established through out the United State for the treatment of birth defect Mrs. Len Rav Schwarx was elected chairman of the Mor row county chapter, and will be assisted by Mr. Jack Loyd. vice chairman; Mm. Marv Bryant, secretary, and Mrs. Eddie Gun demon, treasurer. Mrs. Lowell Challv. Mr. Chal ly and Dr. A. D. McMurda are members of the Medical Advis ory board. The following have been ap pointed to conduct the 1966 March of Dimes campaign: Mrs. Darrel McLachlan. county cam paign chairman: Mrs. James prock and Mrs. Marlon Green, co-chairmen for the Mother's March In Heppner. Larry Prock Is treasurer for the campaign. Chairmen In other communi ties will be appointed by Mrs. McLachlan. Pcndloton-Hcppncr Freight Line DAILY OVERNIGHT SERVICE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TERMINALS: Hsppnar Bill Farra, Ph. 676-9446 Lexington Ceorga Herman's Service Station Fh. 989-9533 (one- Blttmann's Hardwai. Ph. 422-7211 Connecting With SITES FROGRTLXNE AND CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT WATS. HERMISTON. ALSO GARRETT FREXGHTLXNES. PENDLETON. OVERNIGHT Sarrlca From SEATTLE. Wash. Via Con solidated Frelgfatwars Only- Willow Project Meetings Planned Thru unvfrnmrntil agencies have been contacted to set up Information mertmc on the Willow Creek project and par Miiuiu ih lrriL-atlon feature of the prelect. Count v Judtfe Paul Jones tola nriun-i-Morrow County Chamber of Commerce Monday. November 2j ii- ..i.i tht h has contact ed the Bureau of Reclamation. the U. S. Army Corps or uiri r. n.i th Slate Water Re- sources Hoard. The Judge said that Quentin Bowman of the Water Resources Board will be In lleppner soon tvia inti-t uiit that he had submitted a list of some 30ques tlons that had been aked him tvnnt lh nroliH-t tn the COV- ernmental atncle. Mel Mead- owcroft ef the Army Lncineers, Walla Walla, had asked that such a list of questions be pre nirv.t in order to serve as a guMe on Information sought. Tne lunge saia msi m-n urh Informational meetings could be arranged, they will be announced in time ior an in terested to be given an opportu nity to attena. lUrlev Young, first vice pres iHn nt th Chamber. DroDosea that the organization hire a co ordinator to assist In gathering Information and making con tacts towards organizing the needed irrigation oisinn. me minor vi-a discussed briefly on the floor, and Judge Jones said Kia fnvniwl surh a move. w nvl all the community offnrt up ran ret to put this thing together." he said. The Willow project, auinor i 4 hu rnnm now needs federal appropriations before It may proceed, inis step is hiikc i, H.runftnt noon the forma tion of an Irrigation district to fnr thi feature of the multpurpose project, according to a statement from Congress man Al Ullman on nis recem visit here. fovBTSBT KXX9 Ph. 676-9228 GAZETTE-TIMES County School Calendar MONTH OF DECEMBER December 10 Bketball-Ume High at Pilot Rock Ariim-tAn Klem. at A. C. Houghton 2. 30 Culver at Riverside-- u Heppner HtKh at pe.saies :w CMtfflbM 11 Bsnketball-tanfield at Riverside 6:30 Pilot Rock at lleppner ingn DKwnbtr II Fall Carnival at lone High Cafetorlum TWn)if IS I II Automotive Club A. C HouKhton--7:00 to 9:00 Ladles Volleball at A. C. Houghton 7:30 December 14 Morrow County School Board Regular Meeting Irrlgon 7:30 lone tiememarv mi a a Home Kxt. Leadership Meeting at A C. Houghton 10:30 A.M. Boy Scouts at A. C Houghton 7:(10 to 9:00 nnmbi It Grange at A C Houghton Old Butldln December 17 lone High vs Riverside at lone Heppner illsh inristmas nvKroi Decsmbsr II lone High at Weston vvh.i Hitfh at Riverside 6:30 DeSales at lleppner High lone 7th Btn. uraae rany December tl Heppner High at lone A. C. Hougnton inrisimas itow'-'"" December 22 lone Christmas Program :00 Boardman Christmas Prosram 7:30 School Dismissed at 2:30 for Christmas Vacation School Kesumes January o, io December XI Basketball Tournament at Condon December 29 Tournament Continues at Condon Lexington HEC Installs Officers Ida May Esteb Dies December 8 Ida May Esteb. 89. a resident the past year, died at Rose Lodge. Ore.. Sunday. December l ih had srnt the last vear in that community with her daughter. Funeral services were Wed nocH.iv rvwrnbiv ft. at 2 p.m. of lhi ilsnnrvr Christian church with the Rev. Al Boschee. pas tor, oiliciaiing. iniermeni In the Heppner Masonic cemetery. ntr rcth wna born in Cali fornia on June 7. 1876. She Is survived by two sons, Lloyd Fletcher of Seattle and Raymond Fletcher of Albany; four daughters. Mrs. Gladys Calkins of Rose Lodge, Mrs. Bern Ice Black well and Mrs. Mary Calender, both of Salem, and Mrs. Rosa Faubian of Hood River; 13 grandchildren; 36 great grandchildren; and two great great grandchildren. North Lincoln Funeral Home of Delake was In charge of ar rangements. MONOXIDE TIME HERE It's monoxide time again, says the Traffic Safety & Education Division of the Oregon Depart ment of Motor Vehicles. Exhaust leaks can be deadly In a closed car. Check your muffler and tailpipe. Be sure they're In good condition. Anytime the motor's running, keep a window par tially open. , BT DELFHA JONES l.KXINGTON Home Econom ics Club of Islington t.raiKe TM met at the hme of Mrs. Kenneth Smouse Mt inursnay. Installation tf the newly elect ed officer for VM was neia. The short but Impressive rve- monv was Riven ty Mrs. vn Huge lea, agisted by Mrs. rrn- on Munkers. Ttuwe Installed were Mrs. Charles C. tlfclphal Jones. chairman: Mrs. ivari Mxm. chairman; Mrs. Nora Turner. secretary, ana iw-'"' Smouse, treasurer. Plans for the turkey dinner was made and committees appointed. It was announced that Instal lation of all elected officers of the granse of the county will be held on Saturday. December II. at the Lexington Grange hall, with a iHitluck dinner at noon and a school of Instruc tion In the afternoon. ReEular Grange meeting for the Lexington Grange will be Saturday. IVcember 1. with a Htluck supper. I'Uns will be announced later. Following the business meeting the ladles en Joyed a sociable afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Nora Turner. Mrs. Ola Kuggles. Mrs, Martha VanSohoack. Mrs. IVarl S-ott. Mrs. Uura Rice. KUs. I-ora Mover of lleppner. Mrs. Chat. C Jones. Mrs: Florence McMil lan. Mrs. Wilbur Steagail. Mrs. Btha Hunt of l-exlngton. Mrs. Norman Nelson. Mrs. Fred Nel son. Mrs. Kenneth Smouse. Mrs. Ella Burgoyne, and Carl Smouse of lone. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Davidson had as their recent house guests Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hint oi Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson of Warrenton. and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Vlall and fam ily of Lexington. Miss Linda VanWInkle who attends school in Eugene, and Miss Leora VanWInkle, daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. VanWInkle. spent the Thanks giving holidays with their par ents, and all were dinner guests at the Lowxy home In Mt. er non. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colley spent the Thanksgiving holi days at the Olive and Kenneth Reade homes In Spray. Ncw't O'llarra Is a patient In Pioneer Memorial hospital In Heppner. Ricky Marquardt. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt. Is a patient In Pioneer Memorial hospital where he underwent ma for surgery one night last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yooom and children were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Rlne hart of Uklah. ! Mis.j and i nl son 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer had as their Ihanksciving guests her ulster anl lamny u and Mrs. Gene Maieshe. e hter and family. Mr. and Dallas Kea of Condon. Mr, Mrs. Kenneth Marshall, lira linrt Ctatitfve and att. of rendicton. Mrs. Florence McMillan and Mrs. Bertha Hunt were Pendle ton visitors on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ivmald Miller and children and Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Miller of La Grande vis-lit-d Sunday with Earl Miller al the C. C. Jones home, Saturday nltfht guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colley were kir ami Mr. Gcno Cole, Mrs. A. V. Maloske and Mrs. rwmT M.-xiiiian. The evening, was MH-nt playing games. Kenneth Jones, who atten.ts McKenile Bolv and erier M'luvil In Portland, moiorru iu Lexington on Tuesday night, bringing BUv Kltnger who lent several davs at home from baste training In the U. S. Other guests were Mr. aim G K Irvln and children of Ar lington. Dale Whitney and Char lene Jnne of Portland, and Hor ence McMillan. Mrs. Cleo VanWInkle sient several days recently at the home of hi son and fam ly. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred VanWInkle of Spokane. Holly Itebckah IhIko met last Thursday nlnht for Its reg ular meeting with Noble Grand Ardlth Hunt presiding. The fol lowing mcmbors have been re cently elected to office In the lodge for l'M': Mrs. Charlie ( Par lene P a d b e r g. Noble Grand: Mrs. Je (Hilda! Yocom. vice grand: Mrs. Charles (Del- phal Jones, secretary ; Alonzo (La Verne) Henderson, treasurer, ami Mrs. Archie n)lm k,.ra irnstee. Birth day gifts were presented those having birthdays In the last three months, and It was an nounced that at the regular meeting. December 16. there will be a party with an exchange of gifts for both the Oddfellows and Kcbekahs. Refreshments were served In the dining room. Padbergs Welcome Son Mr. and Mrs. U-e Padborg are the proud parents fo a son born In the IVndlleton Community hospital on Monday morning. Ivoembcr 6. He has been named Jeffrey Lee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Padbcrg of Lexington, and maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne BrubacluT of Boise. Idaho. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg of Lexington and Mrs. Amy Spcrry of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hender son and daughter Betty were Friday night visitors In Hood River. Cail Marquardt was a recent hut land visitor. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones and Farl Miller were recent Jutland business visitors. While there Mr. and Mrs. Jones were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Max Breeding. Mr. and Mrs. Charles lolley rn ovrd some steel head tun ing on the Columbia on Sunday, Mrs. l.loyd OUentierger was a recent Islington caller frm Stanfleld. Mr. Armln Wlhlon of H'd mond llted recently In Lex ington. Mr. and Mrs. Wlhlon rn l.iyed some elk hunting at tuts ..n. ,.lin fur several days. Srge Covall of Gearhart. was a wiik end taller at the tuts forth cabin In the mountain Recent guests tr Mr. ami Floyd Smith and family wife hU mother. Mrs. Georce Smith of Brownsville, and a sister. Mrs. Ixiren Jackson and of Rose, burg, alsti a brother Buck Smith and son of llalsey. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Breeding were callers at the Floyd Smith home on Monday. They make their home In Athena. Mrs. Georce Zumwalt and family and Mrs. Floyd Smith and daughter l-ola. were busi ness visitors In Pendleton on Saturday. . . Mrs. U Breeding, who has been visiting In Virginia with relatives, left for Louisiana this week where she will visit for several weeks with a sister. Mr. and Mr. Ilohert Cathy, In-f.iro returning hme, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bloods worth were called to EnterjWe on Monday by the death of Mr. Itloodsworth's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Morris McCarl and Mrs. Penny McMillan re turned Sunday from several days spent In Harrlsl.urg where thev were called by the death of Mr. MeCarl's and Mrs. McMil lan's gramlmotiicr. Mr. and Mrs Andy parents of Mrs. Ed Hunt ... r-aiif niut a Nancy Doves of Anchorage k,i hivn euests of Mr n,l Mrs Ed Hunt. They and Lucille Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCullougn or rrincvmw motored to Florence fr the hol idays. . Wells, of San sister, firaSsTW C 0D WE rxn i(i(Q)Lab Friday and Saturday, December 10 and DD STARTING AT 10 A.M. FRIDAY EVERYTHING GOES! OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION FISHING TACKLE O O O PLUMBING PIPE FITTINGS. FENCE POSTS GUNS, AMMO SMALL APPLIANCES TOOLS HAND TOOtS. CARPENTER TOOLS. POWER TOOLS MANY FINE ITEMS FOR Christmas Gifts o o o O HOUSEWARES MELMAC DISHES. CORNING WARE, TEFLON PANS AND KETTLES CHAIN SAWS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SUNBEAM, PRESTO, HAMILTON-BEACH, PROCTOR NAILS, STAPLES, NUTS, BOLTS, WIRE, ROPE 2s Free Gifts To The First 100 BUYERS FRIDAY And The First 100 BUYERS SATURDAY COFFEE AND COOKIES SERVED O SHEET METAL MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS-Sleeping Bags, Lawn Chairs, Bicycles Some Office and Store Fixtures and Some Shop ' Psiiiintvitsnf TERMS: CAdrl hlMILilMll " " ' CLAUDE AND MARGARET BUSCHKE, OWNERS DONALD KENNEDY, AUCTIONEER dGin mul lisSiee Irtaclwiire HEPPNER
