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HttTHL CAZCTTZ-TIMCS. ThurtwUY. January SO, 1 Formal Joint Installation Seats Lodges' Officers Mrs. Larry Cook and Ball rr InMallrd as Nntd Urand of thrtr repliv lodg. rs. Sana Souti l;iMkh LxU' No. S. and Willow LodiT No. fK lOOF, at inl forma! Innlal lalion cvrrmonUt Saturday eve nine. January K. tn the lOOr halL Other elective offlerm of the Rrttt-kahs who wer obligated and installed were Mr. Kd L Trace, vice crand; Mm. Orlan Wright, m-ordinj; secretary; Mrs. Tom HuMon, financial wo-n-tary. "lid Mr. Gerald Rood, treasurer. Obligated a vice grand of the Old Fellows ai Bill Farra. with U. It. Tash Installed to the double oilier of secretary and treasurer. Deputy Crand Master Archie Bechdolt and Deputy PresMent ot Dim. 2.1. Florence McMillan, were In charce of the evening's ceremonies, and with their staff of Installing deputies, also tn tailed the slate of appointive officers. For the coming year, Mrs. Lincoln Nash will serve as war den: Mr. John Borgstrom, con ductor; Mrs. Frank Avers, chap lain; Mrs. Alice Lu tire It, color bearer Mr. Dean Connor, mu sician: Mrs. M. N. Kirk. r. up. porter to noble grand; Mrs. Mattie Green. 1. supporter to no ble crand; Mrs. Pete MrMurtry, r. supiwrter to vice grand; Ada riper. 1. supporter to vice grand; Mrs. Leta Archer and Esther Bergstrom. r. and L aides to past noble crand; Mrs. Lena Kelly and Mrs. Ron Haguewood r. and 1. aides to chaplain, and Mrs. Archie Padberg and Mrs. Kachel Harnett, altar bearers. For Willows Lodge. IOOF. Pete McMurtry will serve as r. supporter to noble grand; Cor nett Green. I. supporter to no ble grand; Eon Haguewood, r. supporter to vice grand; C J. D. Bauman. L supporter to vice grand; Lincoln Nash, warden; Ralph Beamer, conductor; Bob Lowe, chaplain; Herman Green, inside guardian, and Orian Wright, outside guardian. A beautiful spray of roses was presented to the new Noble Grand of Sans Souci by her granddaughter. Connie Nelson, who with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Nelson of Baker, were also present. Mr. Cook honored his wife! with a lovely corsage, and pre sented a like one to Mrs. Mil lie Doolittle. a 60-year veteran member of Sans Souci, who served as musician for the in stallation ceremonies. Regrets were expressed that the out-going Noble Grand, Lu cille Parrish, could not be pres ent, as she has been hospital- Leon lcd for the pt two and one- half month, ller Jewrl U N" prrMn(rd at a later date. Joint Installation of th? rJ U il ltklLiit ia a traitllltin anil preceded by bountiful dinner I for lodge members and their J lamuie. j iie dinner rnairman. Mrs. A vera, was complimented Wt'll WIS- 111!' Ullill-ri, lJ a good crowd with many out- of town visitor. Assisting were Mrs. Lisle leathers, Mrs. La- Trace. Mrs. I'adberg, Mrs. Rood and Ada Piper. Members of Ruth Assembly of Rainbow Girls, Shirley Krwln. Susan Molhv. Sara Miller, Kathy Melbv and Jan llacer. wete complimented on their effleten cy In doing an excellent job of serving tables. V.V..7 New Holly Officers Installed Last Week; Jewels Are Awarded I DANCE To Live Music Friday, Saturday Nights Wagon Wheel HEPPNEB Phone 676-8997 LEXINGTON Holly Rcbckah Lodge No. 139 held a public meeting last Thursday night at the hall for the purpose of In stalling elected and appointive officers for 1906. The installlnc oflcers were Mrs. Florence McMillan, district deputy president, and Mrs. A. F. Majeske, installing marshal. Elected officers include Mrs. Charlie Tadberg. noble grand; Mrs. Joe Yocom. vice grand; Mrs. Charles C Jones, secretary, and Mrs. Alonzo Henderson, treasurer. Serving as appointive officers are Mrs. Gene Cole, warden: Mrs. Frank Robinson, conduct or; Mrs. Joel Engleman. color bearer: Mrs. A. F. Mai e s k e. chaplain; Mrs. Bertha Hunt, outside guardian: Mrs. Charles Colley, inside guardian; Mrs. Annit- .mu niters, its.-u; Mrs. jr- is Padberg; LSNG; Mrs. William VanWinkle. LSVG; Mrs. Mc Millan. RSVG: Mrs. Al Fetsch. right altar bearer: Mrs. Wayne Paplneau. left altar bearer; and Mrs. Ed Hunt, past noble gand. Following installation, seals were given to Mrs. Charlie Pad berg nd Mrs- xocom for un written work. Mrs. Pete McMur try of Heppner honored Mrs. Al Fetseh with the presentation of a 23-year jewel to her that had been given her mother, Mrs. Delia Duran, by Holly lodge many years ago. Mrs. Majeske also made a presentation of a 15-year jewel as a gift from herself to Mrs. Charles Jones. Although Mrs. Ed Hunt, past noble grand, could not be pres ent, lovely handmade gifts were presented her out-going oficers as her appreciation for their fine work the past year. Several visitors were present from out of town, and all en joyed a social hour in the din ing room following the meeting. The card party held at the Rebekah hall on Saturday eve ning was well attended, with eight tables of players present The proceeds will go to one of the many organizations that the Rebekahs and OddFellows are required to support through out the year. r -v (7 VA 1 A A Scouts Work on Cleanup MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM LEROT MEANDER (Mar? or E. Llnd- tromj Lindstrom-Ni kander Marriage Ceremony Held in Vancouver Announcement has been re ceived here of the recent mar riage of Miss Margaret E. Llnd strom. daughter of Mrs. Flor ence Llndstrom of Sterling, Colo., and William Leroy Ni kander. son of the Rev. and Mrs. Gus Nikander of Corvallis. and former residents of Hepp ner. The groom Is also the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Case. The couple exchanged mar riage vows at the Foursquare church in Vancouver. Wn.. at 8:00 p.m.. November 21. Offici ating clergymen for the double ring ceremony were Dr. Roy H. Mourer, assisted by the Rev. Ni- r UVELLC MRTLOW tlltid over from lat week) IRKICON-On iWvmlter 3d, ;Boy Sout Troon No 7 of lr jrigon Hoiked on a rutdlt Srv- toe pro.vl bv cull lit tw and burmittf truih along Mh tiv so I he tieet ran l widened At noon lha Uv had a wlnr roat and when thev mmplrtisl the job, they nut led manhmal low . Scout participating In the protect were lVnnla Lamb, Par- Mtn I'hrlMlanM'n, lon Wllaton, RotH-rt Adam. Handy Rvan, RtH-rt Ryan, Art Oliii. I'hailea MtKenile. and Tom Vanllorn. The boys were axuiHitHt by Ueorge Anderson. t'lieter Wil. son. AlU-it Purtlow and Ken Lamb. Lat Saturday, a few bllMcr were feoHnel on the hand of ome ivf the niium. as Ihev con tinued to work with the lrrlgon mayor anil rltv eourh-ll In clear ing brufch. cutting trwa and burning along the city utreet. They conxntratel their efforts on burning trai.h and weed north of Highway 730 going through Irrlgon. Sxuts present were David nithjudit. Jon Clark. Dennis Lamb. Charles McKenzle. leon WllMin. Rotwrt Adams, Wayne Buchanan. Phil Pnxlor. Clarnce lro4-tor, Uiirrel IMmmel and Diu win Christiansen. AIo present and a!l.ttlng the scouts were SewutmaMer Kenneth Lamb and Major Chester Wilson. Mrs. Grace Snvder. formerly of Pendleton. Is a patient at the I'matllla hospital. Mrs. Snyder now resides in Irrlgon with her son. Harry Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Golly horn and family attended the wedding of their son. John Gol Ivhorn and Judy Lev.ls, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orva Les slg. l-matilla. last Thursday. The afternoon ceremony was at the Umatilla Presbyterian church, with reception follow ing. The young couple Is at home In Umatilla, where he Is employed. Mrs. Lloyd CooJey and son Bill, visited Mrs. Cooley s bro ther-in-law and sister. Mr. and i Mrs. Alva Whitaker and her I mother, Mrs. EInora Arbogast at The couple left for a wedding trip to Colorado. For traveling the bride changed to a turquoise suit with brown atvesortc. They are now at home at 72 1 N. E. 19th St.. Portland, where Mr. Nikander Is employed s IBM Programmer at Jantzen. Inc. He also serves as assistant pastor at the Corvallis Four- quare church. After attending the Canyon- vllle Bible Academy, he was en rolled In Bob Jones University. Greenville. S. C. and at Lire Bible College, Los Angeles. He spent four years in the U. S. Air rorce. The new Mrs. Nikander was jscappoose over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Berger New Years Day with her tvolh. rr. Martin Oliver f Si. Helens. Staff Hut. Kenneth Tlor left Wednesday from the I'smm air iHut for S'attle and from there Hew t Okinawa, where he will he stationed with the Air Force Mia. Tailor and four ihtldren, Kenny. Ivnnv. Plana and Car oln, trmained In Irrlgon anil plan to join Tat lor al a later date. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Berger were railed to Olvmpla lat Frl day bv the death of Ida aunt Mrs. Georee I'aner. Funeral aervlce for Mr. I'ancr was Sat unlay. Miss Judy Herger of Port land aetMiupanted hr folk to Ohrnpla to attend the funeral Mr. and Mra. Fred Markham of I'jMM anil Mr. ami Mr. Fred t Markham, Jr.. of KennewUk drove to Irrlgon Sunday after noon to lMt Mis. Myrtle Maik ham. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Slewart Sharon and Tom. and Mrs. Ruth Mil'ov dioe to Ivndleton Sun day and attended rhunh erv l' at the ivndlriort Church of God. From there they drove to l..t Grande where ihey vtHlted Mr. and Mra. Frank Stewart and other relatives. Mr. Mc toy remained In I .a Grande with her brother and slMer ln law. Mr. and Mr. Lee t-ay-leal. Mr. and Mr. Warren McCoy -nt the w-ek end In Portland Mr. and Mr. Dale Shingle, detker, i;iky and Randy of Walla Walla sjn-nt the week end with her folks, Mr. and Mr. Bill Gray heal. The A. C. Houghton Bobcat. coached bv Dean Swenson, won a double-header from Umatilla grade school Friday with the "B" game sre 3.1 19 and the "A" game scire 20 I H. The Bob cat will play at Echo Friday, January II. at 2:3". and will play at Arlington Friday, Jan uary 21, at 2:u p.m. Father Recovers After Accident Truman II Messenger, Sr., of Milt lu ll hm dlniKt-d fiorn a IllnevlUe liolt Saturday af Icr rei'Veilng fioin nuiie uf fernl In a highway areldent atxmt five ml lia weal of Mltth- eil on the John Pay highway January He U the faiher of Mr. Carl Maiquardi of Leung- ton. Another man. RlK-rt D Id Iv. .wa kllleil In Hie a.rlitrnt MekAenger, foreman of a high way maintenance new, wa dtltlng a pitkup Uuik on the klumlt covered Icy highway when I he vehicle skidded out of ion trol. Polly, a pakM-ngcr, wa thrown from the piikup and killed when hi head struck a rtk. Mcfcvengiv ulf're ievere brulae and had cut lu Ma l.a. k. Carl Marquardt all thai Me M-nger and hi paaseiigt-r were ttlng to catch a stale highway truck lhat had pnxroded ahead of them, idly, a highway crew man, w MiMMd to tx In the triKk. hut the driver had forgot ten to stop for him. Potter Completes 21 Days in Hospital David It. Potter, superintend ent of Morrow County School, completed hi 21t day In Kman uel hoKpltal, ISTtlaml. Tuesday following a kidney operation. However, his wife said Wednes- lav that he la rupectcd home thl week-end. Potter underwent surgery In late December and showed good Improvement but suffered some thing of a relapse about 10 days a no. delaying his dismissal from the hospital. Mont recent report la that he Is now showing good progress and will return home to convalesce. RUBBER STAMPS made to order, also STAMPING PADS In black, red or green. For busi ness or personal use. Orders filled promptly at the Gazette Times office. kander. father of the groom. The bride was given in mar riage by the Rev. Flay Walker. Decorating the altar were stand ards holding white and blue tinted chrysanthemums com bined with silver sprayed wheat. An open Bible was on the com munion table behind the min ister. Maid of honor for her sister was Miss Carol Llndstrom, of Sterling. Colo. Bridesmaids were Mrs. James L. Davenport. Mrs. Merv Peters. both of Portland, and Mrs. Don Terry of Prineville Rev. Howard Heimbuch of Oregon City attended as best man. Ushers were the Reverends Kenneth Heriford of Longview, Wn.. Don Peterson of Eugene, and Don Terry of Prineville. Flower girl was Arlene Terry, and ring bearer was Bradley Davenport. Immediately after the cere mony. guests extended their congratulations at a reception in the church recreation hall. Serving the cake were Mrs. Roy H. Mourer and Mrs. Howard Haimbuch; Mrs. Flay Walker poured coffee; Mrs. Charles Smallwood presided at the punch bowl, and Miss Sharon Dunaway passed the guest book. START FAST TINIStt HAPPY Manufacture's suggested retail price for LaSabre V-a 4-dr. sedan. Price Includes Federal Excise Tai and suggested dealer da llery and handling charge (transportation charges, accessories, other optionei equipment, state and local laies additional). Start fast by zinging on over to your Buick dealer. Finish happy by driving home In a new LeSabre. Continue your happy feeling by thinking of the low price and magnificent trade-in you got Price is no handicap in the tuned car tradin' derby. Seeyour local authorized Buick dealer a graduate of Sterling, loio. High school, attended LIFE Bi ble college in Los Angeles, was former secretary for Foursquare Missionary Dept. in Los Ange les. and is now secretary lor Foursquare North west DLst. headquarters In Portland. Beta Omega Boosts Water Softener Fund To Near $300 Total Beta Omega chapter of Epsl Ion Sigma Alpha sorority held its business meeting at the home of Mrs. Melba Miller on January 5. Mrs. Marilyn RIetmann, treas urer, reported that a profit of $166.64 was made on the din ner served at the lone Fall Fes tival. This makes a total of $292.24 raised by the chapter for the water softener fund for Pio neer Memorial hospital at Heppner. A total of S7.65 was collected by the chapter for the muscu lar dystrophy drive. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. Miller. Vets Loans Show Drop in 1966 drove to Portland last Wednes day morning after receiving word that Mrs. Borger's mother. Mrs. Bertha Catlow, had been Injured in a car accident. Mr. Catlow suffered a broken shoul der and cuts and bruises on her head, and is hospitalized at Portland Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Collins took their daughter, Elsie Col lins, to College Place Sunday, where she Is a freshman at Wal la Walla College. Mrs. Lloyd Cooley took her son, Bill Cooley, FA. to Port land Friday, where he caught a plane to the U. S. Naval Re ceiving Station at San Francis co. Cooley completed his boot training at San Diego and la now stationed on the USS Hor net Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holm spent For Fast And Dependable Freight Service With Daily Overnight Service From Portland, Including Saturdays SHIP Eastern Oregon Freight Served By Truck Service Half's CALL GENE ORWICK 989-8420 AWTTIME Ford: Tire ervDce The Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs granted farm and home loans to 3.377 veter ans last year in the amount of 539,087.150, 11. C. Saalleld, dir ector, reported today. This was a 6 percent drop from 1964 when 3.734 veterans borrowed $41,723,000. Last year's volume makes a total of 52,021 loans In the amount of $455,- 083,324 to Oregon's World War II and Korean veterans since the program started in 1945. In Morrow county last year, loans were granted to five vet erans in the amount of $42,200, compared to eight loans in 1964 for $72,400. Since the start of the program, loans have gone to 93 veterans here in the amount of $664,350. Saalfeld said that of the $455 million borrowed, veterans have repaid $298 million in principal and interest. They fere repaying at the rate of about $3.8 million a month, with interest payments alone average about $980,000. Of the more than 52,000 loans granted. 30.017 were outstand ing on December 31 in the amount of $283,675,713. Service Held in Bend For C. Ross Langdon, Former Resident Here News of the death of C. Ross Langdon, 70, at a nursing home in Bend on January 10 has been received by friends here. Ser vices were held at the Nis-wonger-Reynolds Chapel in Bend at 3 p.m., Wednesday, Jan uary 12. Langdon was born April 8, 1889, in Colfax, Wn. He was raised in the Heppner commun ity, made his home here many years with his family, and work ed as a garage mechanic. He had lived In Bend recently to be nea his daughter, Mrs. Harold Gentry, 354 E. Irving Street. A son. Rex Langdon, Is in charge of the airport in Hermiston. Heppner Wants To Move The Following MTO TIRE: (Motor-Take-Of f-Rcmoved From New Cars) 5-6.95x15 Firestone Tubeless Black ..$15.95 5-6.95x15 BFG Tubeless W-SW 16.95 5-8.15x15 BFG Tubeless Black 17.95 5-8.15x15 Firestone Tubeless W-SW 18.95 2-7.75x15 Goodyear Tubeless Black 15.95 4-8.55x14 Goodyear Tubeless Black 17.95 1-8.55x14 Goodyear Tubeless W-SW ...... 18.95 (TAX INCLUDED) ALL GOOD TIRES - BUT I AM WAY OVERSTOCKED ON THESE. CHEAPER THAN RECAPS General Tires Standard Batteries Kraft Recaps General Anti-Freeze NORTH MAIN PHONE 676-9481
