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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1966)
Sectional ETA Contests Held at Riverside High By MART IXt NAHLOW llOAItDMAN-IUvrrslde IT A rhaptrr. with their imtructur, Ihinald Blotk. host iur Ui actional parllsmrnlary and public apreklnf ntntPKl here Saturday. The I'rndlrton and lUvrol.ln chapters, flrnt and mc ond place winners In the lllue Mountain lltrl1 contest, cum ix'trd with the winner of th South Central dUtrlrt. Ilrdmond and lirnd. In the parliamentary, with Krdmond Rrttlnx flrl place, and frndleton nt-ond. Blue Mountain Ittrlt win nera In the public speaking. Wy 'Kat, first, and I) ma pin. ond. comix-ted. with the South lenlral wlnnrra, Kctlmond and liend, with Wy'fcast winning first, and bond smmd. Mrmbvrs of the Doardman Tllllmm club held lu annual Swrt-thrart Dinner Sunday even ing at the home of Mr. and Mri. IL M. Walker, with Mrs. Ih'W ey Writ and Mrs. Joe Tatune co luMti-kMS. Th' present In cluded Mr. and Mr. Kalph SkoulMi, Mr. and Mra. Kon Pan ic l. Mr. and Mra. Don Down ey, Mr. and Mrs. Konald Black, Mr. and Mra. Vernon Kuell, Mrs. Zoe Hillings. Dewey Went and Joe Tatone. St. Mary'a Altar Society held a dinner meeting Tuesday night of last week at the Klks llub In llermltfon. The Itev. Simon Couichlan and Itev. Vrnantlus O'Shea were special guents. Mra. Dante Daltoso will be In charite f the church for Feb ruary. The next meeting will be at the home of Mra. Da It 00 March 7. The Hoars' man Garden Club will meet February 21 at the home of Mra. Arthur Sabin at 8 p.m. The Home Kconomlc Club of Greenfield Grants met last Wednesday at the home of Mr. Walter Wyu. with Mr. Frank Mat low a co hostess. I.unch wa served at 12:30. Mr. Kollin Bishop was a guest. Committee appointed for the February 18 card party were Mr. Joe Tatone and Mr. Haye. the. party to be at the Tatone home. For the March 4 party, the committee will be Mr. Ben Donovan and Mr. W. G. See-hafi-r. with the party at the Donovan home. A dutch auction brought $2.85. Announcement wn made that Georre Fleihman from the So cial Security office In La Grande would be at the grange hall the evening of February 19 to talk on Medicare at 7:30 He will al so be there at 5:30 to sign up anyone t5 or over who ha not previously been signed. The public I Invited. There will be a pot luck dinner at 6:30. The Mothers Club of Board man Grade school met Thursday afternoon of la.it week at the schoolhouse, with Mrs. Harold Baker and Mrs. John Brandt as hostesses. Mrs. Bob Sleard as sisted. For the program hour the first nnd second grades sang a num ber of songs. Mrs. Slcurd reported that there would be no kindergarten In Boardmnn this year, and those who wished could send children to the Irrlgon school which started February 14. The club voted to assist with the community auction sale sponsored by the Boardmnn Garden Club April 2. Funds are to be used for the city park In the new townslte. Mrs. Leonard Bedord an nounced the Medicare meeting at the grange hall February 19 at 7:30 p.m. A committee was appointed to plan a baked food sale and pick the date. They are Mrs. Vernon Russell. Mrs. Bedord and Mrs. Slcurd. The Busy Bakers 4 II cooking club met last Thursday at the home of their leader, Mrs. Ar nold Hoffman. Diane Rash and Helen Cook demonstrated how to make a green salad, and Charmalee Flock and Glenda Moore made biscuits. These were later Berved to the group Mrs. Claud Coats received word that her grandson, Jim Mallery, son -of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mallery of Seattle, Wash., was selected as the outstand ing boy In the senior class of Mount Rainier High school It Seattle and Is to attend the Lib eral Arts Seminar at Hood's Canal over the week-end. Each year the University of Washing ton selects the outstanding boy and girl senior to attend the seminar, which Includes lee tures, banquets, etc. Young Mal lery stayed at the home of his grandmother last summer while employed at a local service sta tion. I Sharon Donovan, student at E.O.C., La Grande, spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Don ovan. She has as her house guest, Sue Winters, Chenowith, also a student at E.O.C. Cafeteria menus for Riverside High school and Boardman Grade school for the week of February 21-25 are as follows: Monday stew and biscuits, veg etable sticks and fruit; Tuesday hot dogs, potato chips, corn and cherry crunch; Wednesday fried chicken, sweet potatoes, green beans and fruit; Thurs day spaghetl, vegetable salad and prune rake: Fridayfifth fillet iwead. butter and milk re wrved with all meal. Mrt. Frank Marluw waa rail ed tu Walla Walla, Wah. Ut week by the Illness of her aunt. Mra. Lrnet A. Zerba, who waa taken to the Walla Walla Gen eral hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard of Nyma were overnight vUltora laftt week at the borne of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Sabin. Hardman Folk Return lo Homes After Absences By BLANCHE McDANICL HARDMAN. RHF-A CltKKK Snow blanketed this area most r.r ihi na-,t week, with a good wind to keen It stirred up. Blowing in -wiiii ine norm lat Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Les Robinson who have Ment about three months In, Ashland. They reported lots of snow In all the mountains, but encountered their wort atorm while eomlnc over the Blue Mts. from Spray. . , While In the AHiiina area they visited with the Mitch Chapman. Another light shines brightly lnce Jess Coate moved back Irum lleppner. City life didn't apeal to Jet, and we're glad to have him home. Recent Pendleton visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens and family. They spent a night with her folks. Mr. and Mr. Bill Brlnda. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Graves a week ago were Mr. and Mr. Walt Hill. Jr.. and family of Pendleton. Mr. and Mr. Don Heliker of lone. Mrs. John Graves of Hardman and Mr. and Mr. Harold Feck of Upper Rhea Creek. Two week ago Cecil McDan lei accompanied Chuck I'hegley of lleppner to the Bend area where they spent a few days felling timber. They spent one night with the Scott Reed fam ily of Bend. Knroute home they viitlted with Mr. and Mr. Jim Shelton and family of Mitchell. Dallas Crabcr recently helped his neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maley, move to Parkland Alber ta. Canada, where they have purchased a ranch. Tarkland Is about SO miles fro:n Calgary. Dallas wa much Impressed with that country. He flew home and was met in Pendleton by Mrs. Craber. Due to a dense fog, It was sometime before the plane could land. Mr. and Mrs. Klnard McDan lei of lleppner have purchased the Roy Knlghten house. They haven't moved yet. but do spend some time there. Mrs. Everett llarshman accompanied Mrs. McDaniel to Hardman last Sun day. College students home for the weekend were Sharon Hams from Pacific Beauty School in Portland. Kenny Wright from Blue Mt. College In Pendleton, accompanied by a guest, Donny Capon from Eastern Oregon col lege In La Grande. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steers were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steers and fam ily of lleppner. An uninvited lit tle black and white animal made his presence known later in the evening. Mrs. Walter Wright. Mrs. Eve lyn Farrcns and Mrs. Hannah Anderson spent Saturday In Ar lincton visiting the Wright's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson and family. Spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDaniel was their grandson, Tom Mnhon from Idaho City. Idaho. Tom al so visited with the Cecil McDan lei family on Sunday, and Mel vln McDaniel was also a Sun day caller. Mrs. Albert Wright was In Pendleton last Tuesday and Thursday for medical attention. Also on the sick list is Mrs. Dar rell Harris. Tercv Cecil was ta ken to Pioneer Memorial hospit al In Heppner last Wednesday, but according to latest reports, he Is Improving. Kenneth Batty of Heppner was a Hardman visitor on Sat urday. Calling Saturday on Merlin Stone wore Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stone and Jeannette of Upper Rhea Creek and James Richard son of Heppner. Kenneth Gates and Lee Stone of Heppner call ed on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crewdson and Mrs. Glen Irby were visitors at the Les Robinson home on Sunday. JIM'S MEAT CO. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Stanfield. Oregon Old-Fashloned Hickory Smoked Wednesdays. Curing Slaughtering Fridays Cutting and Wrapping Locker Beef and Pork Will pick up two beef or more free of charge Phone 449-3623 Jim Tolan Day or Night THE GAZETTE-TIMES Heppner, Oregon 9783C, Thursdoy, February Council Agrees To Buy Loader By LflVELLC FAtTLOW tfMHr.nMAt th February Council meeting, presided over i,u Mrni.r r hi-kii-r Wilson, the council voted to purchase the loader which tney were uing for street work on a rental bas is with option to buy. Warren Mrtoy was eieciea mayor pro tem. and a letter of resignation from Councilman llnrrv MnvHor ua read. SnvdeT has accepted employment with a construction company and is no longer relding In Irrlgon. Ill replacement has not as yet been announced. Mavr VL'tium iiv a renort on street work accomplished to anil announced the Boy Scouts would be participating In the Marcn louncii met-un. Tt, ihtrri in a aeries of cranee mriiM uaa n loved at the home of Mr. and Mr. Mas well Jones Saturday evening. Jones Is Mas ter of the Irrlgon Grange. I'riies for the evenings high scores i.a, uMi liv Mra. Krd.illa DeK- ter and Vern Jones. Mrs. Paul mm, Slaughter won the traveling pi nochle prize, and consolation prlws went to Mrs. Paul Slaugh ter and James Dobbins. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith extended an Invitation to meet at their home Saturday evening, February 26. Keith Maddux was honored with a surprlft birthday party at his home with his classmates from Riverside High school at tending. Following refresh ments, the young people danced for recreation. Rev. D-ivId Kenney and his mother. Mrs. John If. Kenney were In charge of services at the Pendleton Bethel Assembly of God Church Sunday evening. In the absence of their pastor. Rev. Kenney provided special music as well as brinfllng the message for the evening, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller re turned to Irrlgon Sunday even ing after a 3 month vacation In Phoenix. Ariz. 1 Mr. and Mri Chase McCoy and his daughter. Mrs. BUI De Grande, all of Long Beach. Cal if., spent the week end In Irrl -WoxilcL you. -believe your car's vehicle identification. xZmtoer might' toe wortu $2,332.00 in cash to you.? (This odd figure is also the price of a Buick HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: Check that car regis tration of yours. If the first symbols of your vehicle Identification number on It match up with one of those listed at the right, you might have won yourself $2,332 cash. No slogan to Invent, no puzzle to solve. To find out for sura If you won, Just hop down to your nearest Buick dealer's. Hs's got a list of complete winning numbers posted. (No, you don't hava to own a Buick to have a winning number.) If your com plete vehicle identification number appears on his list-you're In the money. a ShicM to R. t. Pi'k antf Co., P. O. Bo. IH J. D.trol Mlch.a MI In(M "" i th ' ' ",nln numb.'. y m." t b. Vnei"d.d. S.-oosl.k. linnna lo p.ron. 01M 21 llvlog In Ih. con. tl."i.l I S. nl... must ta po.lmkM Mfo.. mldniaM. 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Auxiliary Plans Work Day Ladles Auxiliary of Veterans of World War I, No. 379 will hiva a wnrbHlv At the Old Ir- rtgon School cafeteria Monday, February 21, at lu:au a.m. a pot luck meal will be served at nrw.n Anvone wishing to volun- te their services will be wel come to attend to assist in ty ing afghans for use in veterans hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sklles, Fred Hoadlcy. Leslie Smith, Fred Walker and Mr. and Mrs. I) I Special', neasant surprise, an i 2D63 2064 2D67 2069 2E62 2E67 2F31 2F41 2F47 2J62 2J67 2K31 2S31 2S41 2S62 2S67 2U71 2U72 2U74 2U76 2U78 2W26 2W63 2W64 2W67 2W69 2Y85 2Z51 2Z52 2Z61 2Z62 2Z6S 2Z67 31111 31112 312 313 314 31511 31611 362A 363W 3D60 3063 306S 3D67 3D63 3E60 3E63 3E6S 3F31 3F32 3F41 9843 3G47 3G62 3G65 3G69 311 3J4 3J60 3J63 3J65 3K31 3K4 3K41 3N51 3N52 3N53 3N54 3N61 3P64 3P72 3P74 3P76 3P78 3S31 3S54 3S57 3S65 3W54 3W57 3W60 3W62 3W63 3W66 3W67 3W63 3Y85 3Z54 Buick dealer near you. See Ms W Double-Checked used cars. too. Reea M'gan attemled a World War I Veterans buvinesa ine4 lm and txrflurk dinner at th Columbia r;rsng IUJI In lierm- Ulon rrlday cveninf. The "Kooky KookerV 4 II flub had their Hth meeting In the old Irrlgon Nliool rafrtnrU Monday after Mhl. Members ailnrtina- ta-rr VlrkV HoMiS. Grace McGlnnla, Frncr Mc Donald, Klchl and Tammy nnv Air and tr.lr UA.1r, M-r. Wii lard Miller. The girl anwered roll call with a valentine ver and tiefore the business meet Ing. they rnsde medium and thick white sauce, and read about various paste. During the businea meeting the girls dis runufd their baked fuud sale which will be February 19 from lO.tM) a m. to 4:W p.m. at both Irrlgon grocery store. Rk-kl Snyder was elected vice-president of the group. Mrs. Jack Humbert and son Jeffrey. Cooa Bay, spent the week-end In Irrlgon visiting hef folks. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Murtl haw. Valentine parties were observ ed In the individual classrooms of A. C Houghton school Mon day, with room mothers from Boardman and Irrlgon In charge of the parties. Mr. and Mrs. vemon btewan. Sharon and Tom drove to Pen HMnn Kunrfav and attended church services at the Church of God. They were joined in Pendleton by his brother. War ren Stewart of La Grande. Susan McCoy and Terry, stu dents at Eastern Oregon Col lege, spent the week end In Ir rlgon visiting their folks. Mr. and Mrs. Warren McCoy and Debbie and Mr. and -Mrs. Ben McCoy. They also visited their u.y - 3Z57 3Z62 41111 412 41211 413 41511 41611 422 433 45311 45411 45545 45645 4064 4D72 4D74 4076 4D73 4E41 4E43 4E51 4E52 4E53 4E54 4E61 4E63 4F31 4F32 4F41 4F42 414 4J41 4J43 4J60 4J62 4J64 4 J 65 4J66 4J68 4 J 69 4J8 4K8 4P72 4P74 4P76 4P78 4S41 4S43 4S68 4U51 4W41 4W43 4VV68 4Y85 4Z41 4Z43 4Z52 4Z53 4Z54 4Z61 4Z62 4Z68 512 604 B 604 K 614M 614P 620K 622C 622T 62 5A 626M 626W 628L 630C 631M 632L 635M 63 6U 638T 639A 662 D 663S 6J3 6KS 613 714 734 762K grandmother. Mrs Ruth McCoy and an ttntta and aunt from Long iKicti. Calif. Mr. and Mr, (harle MeCoy and hi daugh ter. Mr. Bill iJeGrande. Mis Ann Schmeder. senior at F!ern Oregon College, siwnt the week end In St. Helen. (He gn. visiting Mr. and Mr. I n Olmaeheid and family. Otm rheld was formerly principal of A. C llouifhton Sthoot Larry pawaon. grandson of Mrs. Nora Pasnon. Irrlgon. ha completed his boot ramp at the San Diego Naval Training On tnr, and Is now stationed on the V. S. 3 Princeton out of Long Beach. Calif. Jar! Sonteng I convalescing at his home after bring con fined at the Umatilla hoopital. MU Vivian Temple ha ac eepted employment a a clerk typist with tVr Dale Ranger Sta tion. Mr. and Mrs, M. H Hadwlck. Salem, spent the week end vis iting her brother in law and ft- (Continued on Tage 4) Section 2 CO IX ELECTRIC Motor Bewindlng fJfDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL FARM AND HO.MK Pendleton 2?-T761 1 7J8 7K3 804C 804 F 814M 834 K 834T 844K 854L 862L 863 P 864A 8640 874A 884K 894S 812 8J3 8K1 962P 963L AJ1 BJl AK1 BKl LU L34
