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t HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Morombor 10. 1966 Cemetery Board To Elect Member Br donna eppenbach IRR1GON The IiTion Ceme tery board will hold an elec tion Monday. December 5. tor the purpose of electing a board member for a 3-year period. Petitions must be filed with the secretary. M- Zepha Warn er bv Friday, November IS. Mrs Cleta Lathron and her daughter Sheryl Wltherspoon traveled to The Dalles Saturday. hoin lpbrate Mrs. Walter Smith's blrthdav. Mrs. Smith Is REUBEN D. the mother or Mrs. wmrop. Mr and Mrs. Marlowe Sand ers of Portland, visited his mother, Mrs Eunice Sanders, his brother. Earl Sanders and fam ily over the week end. Rev and Mrs. John Kenney left Monday for Tracy, Calif., where thev visited their daugh ter, Miss Mary Kenney. They re turned Friday. Mrs. Warren McCov and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gravbeal travel ed to La Grande Tuesday, where Mrs. McCoy watched her daugh ter, Susan McCoy play in a hockey came at the Eastern Oregon College. The Graybeals visited his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gray lieal. Thev also stopped In Pen dleton and saw his brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fin lye Graybeal. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson and Larry went to Boise. Idaho, over the week-end to help move his son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and baby to Seattle. Wn.. where John will be employed after re celving his discharge from the Air Force. Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Shep herd, pastor of the First Baptist iirrh it Lincoln City. Ore., were the overnight guests of Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Vaughn. Rev. and Mrs. Vaughn left Thiireriav for the Oregon Bap tist convention which was held at Grant's Pass. They returned Sunday. W. F. Coy was guest speaker at the Sunday morning service in the absence oi kv. Vaughn. Sundav dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Donald Eppenbach were her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and Mr. Eppenbach's sister. Mrs. John Marlow of rmatilla. Later in the afternoon, visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Al Eppenbach, Donna and Betty, Mrs. Elva Sanders. Mrs. Rich ard Price. Eddv and George. Mr. and Mrs. William Graybeal. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham, of Hermiston. Thev all helped cele brate Donald Eppenbach's birth day. Cflliff Weds in Scotland Word was received by Mrs. Elmer Zehner of the recent mar riage of her son. ETR 3d Class Howard O. Califf, to Miss Mary Ann Smvthe of Gournock. Scot land. They were married at the registrar's office at Gournock. Howard is stationed on the U. S. S. Simon Lake at Holy Lock, Scotland. Menus for the A. C Houghton school for the week of Novem ber 14-18 are as follows: Monday macar onl and cheese, green beans, cottage cheese and peach, graham cook ies. Tuesday hamburger gravy, over hot rolls, peas and carrots, plums, lemon cane cocoier. Wednesday white beans, to matoes, pears, fluffed jello. Thursday roast turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, candied sweet potatoes, cranberries celery sticks, pum pkin custard. Friday clam chowder or po tato soup, tuna sandwiches, peaches, cake Milk, bread and butter served with the above meals. V a GETZ of Portland, a Ttcv-prestdent ot Biytn a Co was elected president et the American Cancer Society's Oregon division at tht orga nixation'a annual business session Friday night at tho Village Gren in Cottag Groro. Other officers named were Dr. Harrrr W. Baker, 1st vice-president; Mrs. William Kletiec. 2nd vice-president; Robert W. From, treasurei; Wards H. Erwin. secretary and Dt. Alfred C Hutchinson, chairman otf the xecutive committee. The 1965 cancer crusade was the most succes ful in the division's history. raising S395.69S. A total of 22 counties were over their goals hi said. MORROW COUNTY SCHOOLS CALENDAR NOVEMBER U School Holiday Veterans Day NOVEMBER 13 Movie at lone High Sponsored by the lone Band 5 (X) P.M. NOVEMBER IS Morrow County School District K l Regular Board Meets Lexington Office 7:30 School District Transportation Committee Meeting 7:00 Lexington Office Riverside High Girls Vollevball Team at Umatilla Math Class for rarents at A. C. Houghton 7:(X) 8:30 NOVEMBER 16 District Supt's Meeting in Portland NOVEMBER 17 Oregon School Boards Association Meets In Portland NOVEMBER 18 Oregon School Boards Association Meeting Continues H Box Social at A. C. Houghton NOVEMBER 19 Riverside High to Play Burnt River High in Boardman In Semi- Finals tor B-8 inampionsnip i:ju p.m. Sadie Hawkins Dance at Heppner High NOVEMBER 21 Morrow County OEA Meets at lone 1:3(1 NOVEMBER 22 Riverside High Girls Volleyball Echo at Boardman Granges to Meet Saturday Night A Droeram of Interest to all Lexington Grange members is olanned for the monthly meet ing Saturday night, November 12, at the Grange hall, starting at 8 D.m. Installation is planned for the following Home Economics club officers: Mrs. C C. Jones, cnair man; Mrs. Ernest Christopher son. vice chairman: Mrs. Wil bur Steagall, secretary, and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, treasurer. Members and guests are ask ed to bring articles of hand craft for a special display ta hip. These could include holi dav arrangements, floral and others, fancy work, crocheting knitting, ceramics and others. Sriecial musical numbers are Dlanned. and refreshments will follow the meeting. Members are also asked to brine gifts for a box which will ho delivered to the State Hos pital in Pendleton. Suggested men s guts are pipes ana io baccos. toiletries, shaving lo tions, deodorant sticks, sport shirts, colored tee shirts and slippers. Gifts for women could include lingerie, scans, nosiery, costume jewelry, hair nets, cos metics, textile paints, yarn, cro chet thread and remnants. Gifts for the children could be cuddly toys, games, musical games, ball point pens, wnunf and drawing materials. Genera items are needed for the hospi tal wards, which could be in the line of appliances, recrea tion games, pool tables, and various art supplies. The HEC will be collecting items this month and anyone with a Question Is asked to contact Mrs. Jones. County School Calendar Morrow-Umatilla NOVEMBER 23 Administrator's Meeting- 1 SI I , xm mil -Pendleton NOVEMBER 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation NOVEMBER 26 District 7-A 2 Committee Meeting following Board of Control Meet ing In Portland NOVEMBER U Elementary and Secondary Curriculum Meeting at Lexington 7:30 Riverside Gains State Semi-Finals In 8-Man Football Rive r s 1 d e High's Pirates, champions of the Umatilla-Morrow 8-man football league, edged out the southern champ ions, Prairie City, in a close game at Boardman Saturday af ternoon, 1312. The Pirates will play the Burnt River team of Unity on Saturday, November 19, at 1:30 pm. in the state semi finals. Winner of this game will play in the state championship game. Riverside's first touchdown against Prairie City was made bv Gary Baird on a pass from Chester Phillips. Baird ran the extra point. The second score was made by Bob McRae on a pass from Phillips, out me ex tra point try was missed. Prairie Citv's failure to con vert after two touchdowns meant victory for the Pirates. Coach Dante Daltoso said the Pirates made 449 yaras achieving the victory, as pared with 354 yards visitors. This is the first year that Rlv prsirie has won the 8-man championship, the coach said. SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS Heppner Elementary School and and Heppner High School November 14-19 November 14 Lunch meat sandwiches, corn, candied sweet potatoes, milk, pineapple upside down cake. November 15 Hambur let gravy and rice, mixed veget ables, bread and butter, cab bage salad, milk, cinnamon rolls. November 16 Baked beans, corn bread, cottage cheese, car rot and celery sticks, milk, can ned fruit November 17 Pizza, green beans, milk, vegetable salad. pudding and cookies. November 18 Macaroni and cheese, Harvard beets, fruit sal ad, milk, bread and butter, cake. MILTON W. RICE. okocuHyo vico-prosident ot tho United States National Bank ot Ore goo, ' has boon named chair man ot tho Radio Froo Eur ope Fund In Oregon, succeed ing William J. Collins. Port land Investment socurit I o a dealer. Tho RFC Fund la tho fund-raising arm oi Radio Froo Europe, which broadcasts 531 hours of programs weekly to the communist-ruled peo ple of Hungary. Poland. Chech oslovakia. Rumania and Bul garia. A statewide campaign will be hold next spring, la accepting tho appointment, Rico stressed tho Importance of keeping tho more than M million people ot tho S east ern European countries In formed about tho froo world and Its actl Titles Monument News By MARTHA MATTESON MONUMENT Mr. nml Mrs. Harold Roberts of Walla Wal 'a, Wn.. spent Saturday night at the Verne McCartv much In the hills, then Mopped tn ,,,wn Sundav on business. Mrs Phil Murphv came home last Thursday from John Day hospital, where she had surgery. Mrs. Jim t'roker entered the John pay hospital Inst week, where she underwent surgery on Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs. Albert Lily and I grandson. Robert, left Friday for their home In I .a Grande, after 'spending a week with their son- In law and daughter. Mr. and Mm. Jerry Hudson and three children on Peer Creek. Mrs. Stella MeCnrty of Hepp ner spent two days here visit ing her children. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Helms, for merly of Klmberly and now of Richmond are parents of a baby girl, bom at the John Day hos pital on November 1. She weigh rd 8 lb., 8 oa.. and Joins a brother. Mrs Grace Matteson and Mrs, Ford Sloan of Long Creek; Mm. Jessie Scott and Mrs, r.imer Matteson fo Monument arov to Pendleton on Oetoler 31 to take rare of business. The Stanley Buyer have pur- II a... II... ....... their vacation trip wmcn mry have planned. p I. Mat tenon and cousin. H. I. Matteson of Pendleton, arriv ed Friday night for week end elk hunting with K. L. Matte son, Tho Hamilton hills and Court Kink were found covered with slow Sunday morning, with ruin in town Mr and Mrs. Robert llirter of La Grande spent the week end with their folks, the Fre d Shanks and the George Stub lilcflclds. Mrs. Keeta Hlnton was In Long Creek to help care for her three grandchildren. Mr and Mr. Jerry Hudson and children x-nt Saturday evening In Fox. visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr, l-eonard Oslxirrw. RADIANT SIGNS that clow tn the dark full variety of mis cellaneous signs for all pur poses. 25c. Now on hand at Gazette Times office. tic W Will Deliver Yeur Processed Meat yj Pf Ot 'cbirge YJCL1 Beapnsi. yJll' Usontion WROLKSJLLE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE. Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed.. Tbur Sheep Any Day Follctt Meat Co. fc. S47-MS1 Hotmlatoaw Orogea Oa Hormlstoa-McNorr HiwT HERBERT EKSTROM & SONS AND KIRK & ROBINSON POLLED HEREFORD JOINT PRODUCTION SALE sot. NOV. 19 12 30 pm Morrow County Fairgrounds HEPPNER, OREGON Selling 30 Mead essi a Btv Bred t Open Hettois 60 HEAD 30 H,t aii f I m J .... Range Bull All Clear reaigrees Herd buu rroapect Lunch at Fairground Auctioneer: SI Williams For Free Catalogs, write or phone: HERBERT EKSTROM A SONS IONE, OREGON KIRK 6. ROBINSON DON ROBINSON RT. 2. HEFPNER. ORE. To our many Mend and customers wo law tnis opponuiury to let yes know that wo will bore thl ad here every week for your shopping eoavenlenco. We novo hundreds of item la our store, and wo simply can't afford to Ust thorn all. So her or a tow ot our best buys . . . (Price food this week-end only). Sewing Club Meets The SuDer Stitchers 4-H sew ins club met at the home of Karen Crowell. Our leader, Mrs. Crum, and assistant leader, Mrs. Crowell, were present. The meeting was called to order by the President Cathy Crum. We talked about plans for future meetings. Cassy Chapel and Cindy Ekstrom were asked to give a demonstration for next meeting. We played a game for our new member Cheryl Hams. Get well cards were sent. Our next meeting will be at Mrs. Crum's house. Cassy Chapel, reporter r n R n rp Pirates made 449 yaras in a I U If 1 I II I t fVX IV It V 11 CONTROL ;j CORDLESS Super Plenamins (li ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE y jf l? J : W7SL. 1 LEKTRONIC IV IK VITAMINS 1 I li ELECTRIC pj $2.59 u. $9-( L-i i I RAZOR ll$7-95 - '"-"-Mi iFlulL Wiiul li $39.95 VALUE lilI 111 $'95 ji 'NG 'N ST0RE itIji Cm Mg I t Egg I 7 EMERGENCY 676-5548 W: IS i B 00-901 ONLY 422-7S09 M FURNITURE COMPANY I i t t ? t t X t ? t X T T ? X ? t t PH. 676-9432 HEPPNEH, OREGON EflHUBBSSaaBBBBBBBBBBBaW
