'Girls' State Great'
Delegates Tell Club
At Luncheon Meeting
"Our government heeiime n
reality to im through our r-xprr-Ioikv
nt Clrln' Stale," MIha Ver
Inn r'remh tvolnted out In her
talk to memWrii of the Sornpil.
mini rluli nt lt luni-heon meet
Inii I ii l Thursday.
MInn French nttil MIn Martha
IVck, (IclCKttlfM to (ilrln' SlHlO
In Knlorn In June, were itucstii
of the club, and npiike rntliun
IiihIIcrIIv of the experience nnd
knowledge quitted Ml Hm 2flh
nn linn 1 confc-ri-nre, upoiiHored
by lite American I-crIoii Auxil
iary. The t;lrl were two of 2f7 del-i-Kittc
attending the ncmdonN,
enlovlntt a proRrnm which com
memorated tin Silver Anniver
sary. Delegate were divided In
to nix imititlfi nnd 12 eltles. In
elcctlonx, Mnrthit wan chosen a
Hv councilman nnd Verlna
nerved ax a county commlHtilon
er. hc)inn ornanie rule and
(Mdli'le tor the fclrht to follow.
rntlerrm of court ysteniK nnd
procedu r e n were realistically
presented to delegates through
a mock trlul by rortlnnd attor
ney, hxclicmcnt connected with
procedure of campaign milieu
and elect limit brought memories
to the two girls, when election
were held between the two par
ties, Federalists nnd National
ists. Martha was elected to a
Mate senate position. Delegate
were ImpreHMcd with vlittni?
the state legislative assembly
rooms In the ciipltol Climaxing
a niemiir.ihle five lityi was an
Inspirational candlelight cere
mony and ftnu session In the
capital rotunda. A reordln( of
songs by the assembly wan en
joyed during the luncheon pre
ceding the program.
The Soroptlmlst program of
October 13 was devoted to re
port by Mrx. Wavel Wilkinson,
president, and Mm. Kmtle
Croshrns, official delegate, of
the annual District 2 meeting
In I.akevlcw. The lleppner club
wait one of 22 clubs represent
ed In the district, with 135
members registered. Special dis
cussion was reported on work
shops which they attended,
those on classification and
mcmlwrshlp, ami on Internat
ional goodwill nnd understand
ln. The district meeting was
held September 23 and 24. with
district officers urcsldlnR. Also
present was Regional Governor
llcrnadlnc Batters, former Dis
trict 2 President of Vancouver,
Wn.
A new member. Mrs. Glenn
Smith, secretary of the Morrow
County Fair nnd Kodeo, Is being
welcomed Into the lleppner
club. A birthday cake was
served In honor of Mrs. Charles
Stnrks, nml a "good wishes"
card was presented Mrs. Lcta
Thomas as a token of appreci
ation, prior to her return to Ari
zona where she will spend the
winter months.
moETY
Coihj'w Cvcnts
miDAT, October 28
Civic League Rumman; Sal, 9
a.m. to 6 p.m Old Tryco
building.
Homecoming Football Cam,
Hoppnei . Wahtonka, 8 p.m
Rodoo Grounds. Homecoming
Dane, following gam, high
school multipurpose room.
FFA Spaghetti Feed, Element
ary ealeteria, from S p.m., af
tor Homecoming parade.
SATURDAY, October 29
Civic League Rummage Sale, 9
a-m. to 8 p.m., old Tryco
building.
Tea honoring Mrs. Al Ullman.
Amanda Duvall home, 2 to S
p.m. Public Invited. !
Pomona Grange, Greenfield hall,
Boaidman, from 10:30 a.m.
Combined Rainbow meeting,
lone. Condon, lone Assem
blies! Heppner Masonic Hall;
5:30 potluck, visitation of
Grand Worthy Advisor.
MONDAY, October 31
Chamber of Commerce, Wagon
Wheel, noon.
Legion Auxiliary Card Party,
Legion Hall, 8 p.m.
Halloween Dance, high school
students, 7:30-10:30 p.m St
Patrick's parish halL
TUESDAY, November 1
Al Ullman luncheon. Wagon
Wheel Banquet Room. noon.
Golden Aq Club, Episcopal par
ish hall, potluck dinner. 7:00
pan.
WEDNESDAY. November 3
CowBell business meeting and
luncheon. Wagon Wheel Ban
quet room. 11:00 a.m.
Morrow County Livestock Grow
ers annual meeting, 10 Uh
Elks Temple. Farm-City Ban
quet 7:00 p-riu, high school
multipurpose room.
THURSDAY, November 4
Soroptlmlst Club, noon lunch
eon. Wagon Wheel banquet
room.
Cub Scout Parent Meeting, 7:30
pjiu. Bank of Eastern Oregon
conference room.
SATURDAY. November 5
Turkey Dinner, Lexington 100F
Hall. 5:30 to 7:30 p-m.
Fruit Cake Sale, Beta Omega
Sorority, Heppner and Ion.
When you patronize Gazette
Times advertisers, you help
make a better paper Tell them
you saw It In the Gazette-Times.
CowBelles Schedule
Important Meeting
An Important meeting has
been called for members of the
Morrow County CowBelles for
Wednesday, November 2, at the
Wagon Wheel Banquet room.
Several Items of Important
business will be discussed, with
the new officers presiding, start
ing at 11:00 a.m. A no host
luncheon will follow at noon.
Reception Sunday
Honors Harrisons
On 50th Anniversary
Family and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred W. Harrison of
lleppner gathered at their home
Sunday, October 23, to celebrate
the couple's Golden Wedding
Annlvorsury. Hosts were their
three children nnd families, Mr.
and Mrs. Audley Kanouse of
F.ugenc, Mr, and Mrs. Hennlng
Martinson of Cortland and Mr.
and Mm. Fred R. Harrison of
l'endli-ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison were
married In Condon on October
23, 1916. Attending them at
their wedding were her ulster
and his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Harrison, who celebrat
ed their golden anniversary In
August af their home In Con
don A third sister and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. David
Courtney of Forest Grove, reach
ed their 50th anniversary In
June. l'Jfrl. The purents of these
sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Fitzgerald of Condon lived to
celebrate their CDth wedding
anniversary.
The KItzRerald family moved
to Condon from Michigan In
1912. Mf. Harrison' farrilly
came from England. He was
born on a wheat ranch near
Condon and later operated this
ranch for a number of years.
I The Harrisons lived near Con
don until 1946 when they moved I
to Heppner where Mr. Harrison
worked In the lumber Industry
until his retirement three years
ago at the age of 75.
Nelsons Are Feted
On 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson
entertained his brother and sis
ter in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Nelson, Jr., on Sunday with a
Bicelal dinner honoring them
on their 2!lh wedding anniver
sary. Guests were members of
the two families and Miss Juli
anne Smith of Portland, fiance
of Ken Nelson.
On Wednesday night the
couple were guests at a sur
prise anniversary party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
Martin following choir practice.
Hostesses were Mrs. E. M. Ba
ker, Mrs. Lindsay Kincald and
Mrs. Martin. A large decorated
wedding cake was served the
guests, and beautiful bouquets
of chrysanthemums decorated
the serving table. Guests were
members of the choir, their
husbands or wives.
The Alfred Nelsons were Join
ed In marriage October 25, 1941,
In Portland.
Tea on Saturday
Honors Mrs. Ullman
In honor of Mrs. Al Ullman,
who will visit In this area this
week-end, a tea will be held
at the home of Mrs. Amanda
Duvall on Saturday afternoon,
October 29, between the hours
of 2:00 and 5:00 p.m.
Assisting Mrs. Duvall with the
arrangements will be Mrs.
Clarence Kosewall and Mrs. Al
Lamb.
All women of the area are
Invited to come to the Duvall
home and Join In the social af
ternoon honoring Mrs. Ullman.
Mrs. Ullman will be a house
guest of Mrs. Duvall for the
week-end.
School Bells
Church Women Start
Plans for Bazaar
Women of the Episcopal
Church are making plans for
the annual Christmas Bazaar to
be held Saturday, December 3,
In the parish hall of All Saints'
Episcopal church. An antique
booth, luncheon, handmade and
home-cooked articles will be
sold, according to Mrs. Eddie
Gunderson, president of the
group.
Regular weekly Bible study
meetings following the 7 pm.
Wednesday Evensong service
are a feature of ECW this year,
with the Rev. Dirk Rlnchart
teaching about St. Paul.
By DAVID POTTER I
Superintendent
Morrow County Schools
During this school year, we
would like to acquaint you bet
ter with some of the many out
standing teachers that we have
teaching in the schools of Mor
row County.
Mrs. Joy Smith of Irrlgon has
taught In the Irrlgon schools
for 23 years. She has taught
classes In English, mathematics,
Journalism, and biology at the
high school level. The teaching
at high school level was dur
Ing the first years that Mrs.
Smith taught at Irrlgon. Her
teaching In more recent years
has been with children of Jun
ior high and elementary school
level. This year she Is serving
as librarian at A. C. Houghton,
teaching classes In Junior high
school English, and is the seventh-grade
home room teacher.
Mrs. Smith and her husband,
Robert, are the parents of two
sons, Michael and Stephen.
Michael is a freshman at East
ern Oregon College In La
Grande, and Stephen Is on his
second tour of duty In Viet
Nam.
The Smiths own a 600-acre
ranch at Irrlgon. They raise
Black Angus cattle on the
ranch. For relaxation, the
Smiths enjoy hunting, fishing
and traveling to different parts
of the country. They have tour
ed the Northwest. F.aatom Unit.
ed States, Alaska, and Mexico.
wnen asked what he would
like to add tn th nrticlo hlnj
written about Mrs. Smith, Mick
Tolar, principal of A. C. Hou
ghton School, said, "Whenever
we need a question answered,
we call on Mrs. Smith."
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lalah
of Salem werp WMlr.AnH visit.
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Sher
man and family. Mr. Leigh was
former advertising manager of
the Stayton Mall, of which the
Shermans were co-owners be-
lore moving to Heppner, and Is
now working part time on the
Staff Of the Mills Citv Fntop.
prise. The couples toured the
new Boardman area before their
return nome on Sunday.
Father and Mn. f Wmrm
Spencer of Coquille were here
irom tuesaay io rriaay 01 last
week visiting at the home of
thplr Knn.tn.1aur anrt Hanolttaf
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Clark and
tamiiy. 'ine men were success
ful hunters.
ANNUAL
TURKEY DINNER
SATURDAY, Nov. 5
5:30 TO 8:00 P.M.
Lexington
IOOF Hall
SPONSORED BY
Holly Rebekah Lodge
Turkey Dinner With
All the Trimmings
Cards & Bingo
Following
Lots of Prizes
Everyone Welcome
Proceeds to Remodel IOOF
Hall Dining Room
V 1 11V1JLJ V
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to decorate your home
ELGIN
cordless electric
wall clocks
Coottnporarjr implied
Ijr thai parUcily bifida
luiurioutly grained, go
Hint walnut and glowing
brail accent. Thu cord.
Icm alectric anaitarairrt
hai ipun plat in um-n tied
dial and matching finial.
No, E 69 Dimension! t
20 i 20 plua finial.
Kftar- $22.50
Mulching ftcoae., pc.
"Something from ths wler's
is alwaT something pedaL"
Store Hoursi 9 A. M. to 6 P.M.
PH. 676-9200
177 MAIN ST- HEPPNEB
JEWELERS
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lone Auxiliary Plans
Election Day Dinner
Ionp American Legion Auxil
iary has announced plans for
serving an Election Day Dinner
on Tuesday. November 8, at the
lone Legion Hall. The dinner
will feature roast turkey and
dressing and home baked pies
and rolli, with serving to start
at 12:00 noon and continue as
long as there Is demand. Price
of the dinner has been set at
$1.75, with pre school children
free.
Also, the auxiliary will serve
home baked pie and coffee dur
ing the afternoon election hours
at the hall.
Proceeds from the day's pro
jects will go toward making
improvements to the Legion
Hall.
Former Heppner Folk
Guests of Robinsons
Mr. and Mrs. Creston Robin
son were hosts for Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Labhart and Chris Friday
night and Saturday after the
Grant Union Heppner football
game. The Robinson's son, Dean,
a student at Treasure Valley
Community College, was also
home for the week-end.
Tre Labharts returned to their
home in John Day Saturday af
ternoon and Chris remained. He
was to have had a ride with
Dean as he drove back to school
on Sundav, but due to mech
anical difficulties on Dean's car
the Robinsons took both boys
to John Day where their son
was able to catch a ride back
to college with friends.
Auxiliary to Sponsor
Halloween Card Party
A public Halloween card par
ty will be given by the Amer
ican Lecion Auvlllnrv nn KTnn.
day night, October 31, at 8 p.m.
in me region Hail. Bridge and
pinochle will be played for
prizes after a dessert lunch.
Profits from thi nnrfv will an
toward purchase of gifts for
service veterans in the Portland
Veterans' hospital. These gifts
are eagerly sought by veterans
and Include all kinds of Items
intended to be given by the
veteran to his family.
region Auxiliaries all over
the state are participating in
the project.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams
and Mrs. Paul Pnttvlnhn return.
ed from Seattle on Sunday with
the Hams' four-month-old dau
ghter, who had been at the Uni
versity of Washington Medical
School since the last of August.
A rare liver disease was diag
nosed and the baby will be un
der medical care at home for
some time. They will return to
Seattle Sunday for checkup.
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PLAIN OR SMOKED
LIVER SAUSAGE
CIDER
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BY
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BAR S 1 LB. PKG.
SLICED BACON 79c
TNT 28 OZ.
POPCORN 39c
SEAPACK
OYSTERS 3 for $1
BETTY CROCKER
PANCAKE MIX .... $1.19
NABISCO 1 LB. BAG
COOKIES 2 for 85c
HOODY-S 2 LB.
PEANUT BUTTER 83c
40 OZ.
BISQUICK 45c
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Grapefruit
mmm
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CARAMEL APPLES r Ifl
and POMEGRANATES L For IVV
CAULIFLOWER .......... each 29c
SSL TOMATOES lb. 19c
FLAV-H PAC IVt LB. I FOUR FISHERMEN 14 OZ.
SHOESTRING I FISH
POTATOES . 4 for 89c STICKS 59c
KILL'S BROS.
COFFEE 1 - 69c 2 - 1.37 3 - 2.05
10 ox.
Instant $1.29
PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 28 & 29 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
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