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Willows Grange Starts Activities for Fall By CATHERINE LINDSTROM IONK Alum! 40 ('.runner nnd frli'tnU enjoyed the humtmrner NupMr at Willow Ornnn;i Hull on Saturday evening, October 13. .Supper wan followed ly a brief Imsiin'sd mcctiuif. An Invent Uritt Inn wan unit-rod on the hull limurnncc with the report to bt made ut tho No-vt-rnlx-r meeting, Tho many Im provements on tho hall have caused tin- value to Jiint about double tin liimiri'il value. Two niuni-N were ubmlttel fur nii-mbt-rHhlp, one by rein statement anl otic by Initiation. Ktcctlon of officers for 1007 will rn on Important order of biiMlni-xM for tho meeting on No vember li). Tho .T)th wedding anniversa ry of Mr. and Mm. Wallace Mike) Miittlirw was announc ed for Sunday, October .'10, at which time they will hold open lioium from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. All frleiidn are Invited to rail. Following the buHlnt-HH meet ing, curds were enjoyed by mem ters and guest. In pedro, Karl Morgan won high; In pinochle, Mm. Marlon Pulmer won hluh and David Rlctmann, low, and Mrs. Bert Alters won 300 pinoch le. I)oor prizes were received by Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen and Mrs. Cleo Chlldi-rn. Those attending the Mid Col umblu AHHiM-latlon meeting of the United Church of Christ at Mtlton Kreewoli-r last Tuesday and Wednesday were Rev. and Mm, Walter B. ''rowel I, Mr. nnd Mr K. M. Baker, Mm. Alfred Nelson Jr., Mrs. Robert Jopnen, Don BrlNtow. and Mr. nnd Mrs. K. T. Martin. An outstanding speaker was the Rev. Rick Maw son, cha)laln of the Las Vegas Strip, He Is a minister of the United Church, hut his work Is Interdenotnlnallonul and he re ceives a-iKlstance from other churches. He specializes In pas (orul counseling and sulcldo pre vention, He told of four very Interesting projects In which he Is Involved; a suicide preven tion center; and Interdenomina tional coffee house; a marriage counseling service; and a tit-vori-o rehabilitation center. Mrs. Wesley ;. Nlehoson, con ference moderator of the state United Church of Christ, was another sneaker on the program. Mrs. Baker Is scribe of the Mid Columbia Association and Rev. Crowi-ll officiated at the communion service at the close of the meetings, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Linnet! nnd Brock are spending sever al days In Portland at the Pa cific International Exposition showing some prize cattle. Mar- tie Is visiting her friend, D-Ann way, Mr. and Mrs. Dulo Uodregucz have purchased tho C. C. Bren ner trailer homo on Second Street ami nro moving to llcrm Iston, where they will make their homo. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, member of tho Knights Templar Kye Foundation of tho Grand Chuu ter, O.K.S. of Oregon, made an official visit to Oregon Trail Chapter In Echo on Monday evening. Kho was accompanied by Mr. Halvorsen and Mrs. Inez Huffman of lleppner. Mrs. Hal vorsen also wus a visitor at Ionic Chapter In Helix on Thurs day evening. 0. N. Report oi Interest lone Topic Club met at the homo of Mrs. Milton Morgan on Krldny afternoon. Mrs. Norman Nelson made the report on the "United Nations Then and Now". At the organization of the United Nations there were 51 memlw-r nations, she point ed out, and now there are 122 nations belonging. Sho discus sed the structure and aecoirp llshments of the organization and also told of the parent or ganizations within the structure of the United Nations contained In the original charter. Despite the many criticisms directed at the U.I N., Mrs. Nelson found many points to praise and dis cussed bow different certain as-M-cts of the world situations might be had It not been for the U. N. Four guests were present for the meeting, Mrs. James West, Mrs. James Marvin, Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn, and Mrs. Llovd John son. Mrs. Charles Carlson as sisted Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Morgan with the meeting. Burnett', will g her ii flu her parents are Women's Fellowship will meet on cdnesdnv afternoon, ( 'do ner I'd, at 2:00 p.m. in the Unit ed Church of Christ. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hclmbig ner spent Saturday and Sunday In Odessa visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jcpscn have returned from Spokane, where Mr. Jepsen, vice presi dent of the Oregon Wheat Grow ers League, attended the fall meeting of Western Wheat As sociates at the Itld path Hotel. Mrs. Bert Mason, Sr., of Port land visited her granddaughter, Mrs. Roy A. Lindstrom and fam ily this week. They returned home with Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Lindstrom visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Mason until Sunday, when Mr. Linds trom drove down for them. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Drake left on Wednesday for Eugene, where they went to stay with their two grandsons, while the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turn er were on vacation. They were called home, however, by the sudden death of Mr. Drake's brother, Ruy Drake In lleppner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford drove to Yakima on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ilervol Pet tyjohn and family. Mrs. Craw, ford remained to visit for a week with her daughter nnd Mr. Crawford returned home on Monday. M. and Mrs. Roy W. Linds trom anil Christina spent the week-end In Corvullls with their daughter. Susan, and attended the Homecoming festivities at Oregon Slate. They sx-nt Mon day in Portland and brought home Mrs. Llndstrom's mother, Mrs. Klmer Griffith, who has been sM-ndlng a week In the dty. Walter Roberts has been con fined to Pendleton Community hospital for about a week with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan were visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Peck and family In Port land over the week-end. Mrs. Berl Akers was the re cipient at a "Grandma Shower" at the home of Mrs. Lewis Hal vorsen last Wednesday after noon. Guests brought gifts for the two new Akers grandchild ren; Jeffrey, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Akers of Portland, and Ramonn, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Berl Akers, Pine Ridge, S. I). Mrs. Wallace Mat tews, sister of Mrs. Akers. assisted with the gifts. A delicious sal ad, crackers, and coffee were served the ladles present by Mrs. Halvorsen, Mrs. Ray Helm blgner, Mrs. Raymond Lundell, and Mrs. Hershnl Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Baker were hosts for a dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer and family, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. I.ew Is Halvorsen. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ron ald Baker and two older dau ghters stopped In Sunday even ing on their way home to Herm Iston from the P. I. In Portland. They took their two younger daughters home, who had been visiting with their grandparents. Varied Program Entertains Audience at PTA Meeting The lone PTA met Thursday evening with the year's theme THE HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, October 20, 1966 Sec. 2 EVERYBODY SAVES ON Offices Open For Candidates 4 year council terms and a 2 year municipal Judge term up for election, at the time of the general election, November 8. Candidates may be nominated by petition or file a declaration of Intent to run, in order to have their names on the bal lot. Petitions or declarations must be filed with the city recorder at least 10 days prior to the election. Greenfield Sets Hall Dedication By MART LEE MARLOW BOARDMAN Greenfield Grange held the first meeting In the new hall Saturday night, starting with potluck supper at 6:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black were hosts, with Mrs. Bernard Donovan assisting. Dedication of tho new hall, which la prac tlcally finished, has been set for December 3. Greenfield will be hosts for the Pomona Grange session here October 20, starting at 10:30 a.m. The Boardman TUllcum Club made plans for the annual Hal lowe'en party for pre-schoolers and grades 1-4 at their meet ing Tuesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Bernard Don ovan. The party will be held October 28 at the school. Mrs. Carroll Donovan will furnish the punch, and the other mem bers are to bring cookies for refreshments. Mrs. Ronald Black, Mrs. Dew ey West and Mrs. Donovan re ported on the district 7 board meeting held recently In Pen dleton. Plans were made to hold a "Importance of Family Life In Our Changing World" the hasls for the program on Internation al relations. Mrs. Norman Nel son briefly discussed the orga nization and alms of the Unit ed Nations, since this month the organization will celebrate its 21st year of world service. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crum show ed beautiful slides of their trip to the Holy Lund. Miss Rita Kerr nnd Bonnie Hynd entertained the group with a soft shoe dance and song "Side by Side", which they did in costume. They also sang a parody of the song "Let the Rest of the World Go By". Fourth and sixth grade moth ers served cider and doughnuts at the close of the meeting. During the business meeting it was announced that the VI bra Bath is completely paid for. $1T)0 was given to the fund for a new time clock for basketball. The budget lor $100 was ap proved. At the next meeting an announcement will be present ed to change the meeting date from the second Wednesday to the second Thursday. rummage sale the first part of November, the exact date to be published later. Anyone that has rummage to contribute Is asked to contact the club. Mrs. Zoe Billings was pre sented with a house warming Rift. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. LaVern Part low October 25. Members of the Boardman Home Extension Unit met Tues day afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. W. G. See hafer and voted to disband for this year due to the fact no one could be found to take any of the offices. What money the unit has on hand will be given to the 4-H clubs to buy cither dishes or silverware for the new building that Is being built. Cafeteria menus for Riverside High school and Boardman Grade school for the week of October 24-28 are as follows: Monday barbecued wieners, whipped potatoes, muffins, veg etable sticks and fruit; Tues daybaked beans, salad, gra ham crackers and applesauce; Wednesday roast beef, rolls, potatoes, gravy, gelatin veget able salad, and pineapple up side down enke; Thursday spaghetti, pear and cheese sal ad. French bread and pudding; Friday clam chowder, peanut butter sandwiches, corn cobbler and fruit cobbler. - Bread, but ter and milk are served "With all meals. stock Show In Portland Satur day. There were two boys and two girls on the team, and one girl received grand champion, and the other girl reserve cham pion. Teams from Oregon, Ida no, Washington and Nevada took part In the Judging. Annie Obormelcr spent the week-end in Portland visiting her brother Ray Obermeier, who is a student at Multnomah School of the Bible. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash and daughter Diane, and Mr. and Mrs. Phil LaCombe went to Valleyford, Wash. Sunday to visit at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Herman R. Burg, former residents here. They returned home Monday. Mrs. Glen Carpenter visited two days last week In Umatil la at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Carpenter. Visitors of Mrs. Carpenter Thursday until Saturday were Mrs. Ruby Veach and Mrs. Peggy Craft of Wich ita, Kans., who were here for the death of their brother, Or ville Carpenter of Umatilla. The JV team of Riverside High school defeated the Helix six man football team last Thursday at Helix 45-34. Com ing from behind to win, this was the team's first experience in a six man game. Br DONNA EPPENBACH this week at the home of his ,., , . A. (mother, Mrs. Ellnora Paxson, IRRIGON There will be three and hls brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Eppen- bach. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed of Spokane, Wn visited her grandmother, Mrs. Elnora Paxson. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Avery of Newport, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reese Morgan one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Skiles, Mrs. Myrtle McNamee and Mrs. Reese Morgan attended the re tired teachers meeting at the Umatilla Electric Co-op building In Hermiston Saturday, October 15. Mrs. Wilma Eppenbach of Ewlng. Neb., spent Saturday through Tuesday visiting her step-son, Mr. and Mrs. Al Ep penbach and lamiiy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smawley celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary, Saturday, October 15. Mrs. Al Partlow and Sheryl and Mrs. Delpha Mills of Herm iston, left Friday for a week end In Portland. They visited their brother-ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Berg and Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coleman have purchased a home and moved to Yakima, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoover have moved to the Coleman property. Menus for A. C. Houghton school for the week of October 24-28 are as follows: Monday Hamburger gravy over hot rolls, buttered peas and carrots, peaches, ginger bread and cream. Tuesday Beef ravioli, potato salad, mixed vegetables, cherry cobbler. Wednesday Hamburger pizza, french bread, Harvard beets, carrot and rais in salad. Thursday Roast tur key and gravy, sweet potatoes, green beans, custard or pud ding. Friday Tomato soup, sandwiches peanut butter or tuna, cottage cheese ana peacn, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mc Corkle announce the forthcom ing marriage of their daughter, Glenda, to Marvin D. Kline on Friday, November 4, at 8:00 p.m. at the Hermiston Church of God, with reception follow ing. All friends and relatives Invited. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Willi ams of Bethel, Wn., were vis itors of Mr. and Mrs. Reese Mor gan. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elgin and their 3-month-old son, Dav id Louis, are visiting his folks, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Elgin, Mr. nad Mrs. Harvey Warner spent the week-end visiting rel atives, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fowler, in Stanwood, Wn. The Irrlgon Community Bap tist church had as guest speak er at their Sunday service, Rev. R. R. Banks of the Israel Bap tist church of Hermiston and the Mt. Carmel Baptist church of Walla Walla, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leigh ton were week-end visitors of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lelghton and family. Mrs. Zella Brunnell was re leased Wednesday from the Community hospital at Pendle ton, follownig a week's confine ment for eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Paxson of Vancouver, Wn., were visitors pake 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 oillce. 9 pc. Screwdriver Set $.25 All Weather Motor Oil, 5 qts J29 Electric Alarm Clocks :. g41 SEARS Catalog Merchant 176 N. Modn Heppner Visitors Tuesday and Wednes day of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bishop were Bishop's brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bishop of Seattle, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop of Wal la Walla, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Bishop of lone. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop went to Walla Wala to visit over the week-end at the Robert Bishop home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen have received word that their grandson, Bobby Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen of Granger, Wash., was on a team of four that won first place with 37 teams competing in a 4-H horse Judging contest at the Pacific International Live- (X) ELECT (X) BOB (Butch) LAUGKLIN Democrat Candidate - it o For MORROW COUNTY ASSESSOR November 8 "A RELIABLE, EFFICIENT NATIVE OF MORROW COUNTY" (Pd Adv. by Bob Laughlln, Heppner) Select a wardrobe of comfort, Hush Puppies casuals. No matter what your mood of the day, there's a Hush Puppies1 casual to go with it. Gigi comes in either classic Breathin' Brushed Pigskin or in glove-soft smooth leather. In the season's best colors, too. Ba sure you see the complete comfort wardrobe of Hush Puppies casuals for your family soon! Hush jftft Funnies Look for our ,tJ $ in the shoe GONTY'S To the first Adult4 entering our Bank on Krazy Day Friday WEARING A BARREL -$5 FREE SAVINGS ACCOUNT- To the first person coming closest to guessing the total weight of our employees. Come in and Register. Here Is Our Staff Bill Siewert Marion Green Marlys Phegley Donna Webb Larry Prock Kay Cason Marjorie Eckman Gene Pierce We can't very well run a "Sidewalk Bank", but we do want to urge you to join us in fun for Crazy Day in Heppner. M8 YEARS OLD OR MORE THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BT TOUR ROME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE DANK OF Uastern Oregon HEPPNER ARLINGTON IONE MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION K1
