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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1966)
WANT TO SELL SOMETHING? USE A GAZETTE-TIMES WANT AD! Irrigon Council Acts on Needs; Elections Noted HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thurwtay, November 24. 1966 T By DONNA EPPENBACH and brothcr-ln-Uiw, Mr. snd Mm. David Bnucr. and to at- IHUIOON Several Important ,.n(j (he weddlne of Mr, Bauer slKtcr. YEP. ONLY 30 DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS. WE HAVE A CREAT SELEC TION IN EXCLUSIVE UNES THIS YEAR. WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND MAKE YOUR CHOICES NOW WITH OR WITHOUT NAME IMPRINTED. THE GAZETTE-TIMES Change of Location Gray's Saddlery Now Located in Lexington (1 Block West of Del's Market, and Vi Block North on Left) WE INVITE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE HIGH OVERHEAD. HIGHER PRICES AND SHORTAGE Or LEATHER MATERIALS HAVE MADE THIS MOVE NECESSARY. ORDERS INVITED ON ANY KIND OF LEATHER ITEMS MANY FINE CHRISTMAS GIFTS IN STOCK. Phone 989-8475 NICK CRAY LEXINGTON Items were roniddered at tho reKiilar meeting of tho city council lant Tueoday evening, Don Srliroth wuh present to dlMMiM Inauranre necdti for the coming year. ClasM li ll(r lh-ense appli cation were approved for Clark' Grocery and the Com plete pood Store. Mayor Wilson kvi a report on the telephone cable laid through town by Pacific North west Bell. Complete service U expected to be on thl line by December 12. The pole line will he ellmlnuled along the cable route. A letter from Mr. Angel, grant hit! pcrmlttMlon to clear the old I trailer from hi procrty, wn lead and authority will be pa ed on to tho Rural Klre Dl.stricl to u.w them at a practice drill. Election result were polled and the three successful candi date for the 4-year term were Chester Wilson and Warren Mc Coy, who are presently serving on the council, and John llen of her eye. A group of Christ Ambasxa ner. all unopMsed. La Velle Part low. whose period of office end December 31, declined to run again. The office of mun Iclnal ludue wa filled for a 2 year term by Vestle Klgin. who has held the office for several month by apKintment. He was the only candidate. Mavor and Mrs. Chester Wil son, Jim, Lonny, and Larry left Monday for Santa Cruz, Calif. to visit their daughter, Carmine Wilson and Mr. Wilsons mom er, Kva Fagerstrom. From there to Monterey to see her brother. Wayne Fagerstrom, and then to Watsonvllle to visit her sister at the Community hospital at I'endleton for further treatment The Assembly of God church had, a special speakers at their Sunday morning service, evangelists Wcs and Wanda Crook. They presented a spe cial musical program. The 4-11 community meeting was held at the A. C. Hough ton school last Thursday. There wa a discussion on the 4 11 achievement party which 1 to be held later. A project talk was given by I.eon Wilson. Games followed the business meeting. Mrs. Mary Adams Is confined Christmas Tree Permits Required Individual permits for remov al of Christmas trees from Na tional Forest land are requlr ed, and are now available from the office of the Heppner Ran ger district, according to an nouncement by Jack Krelger. Permits are now being issued between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Satur day, at the district office in the Gilliam and Blsbee building. Maps are available at the of fice showing the designated cutting area which is west of the entrance to Bull Prairie on Highway 207. A charge of $1 will be made for Individual use of Christmas trees removed from the Uma tilla National Forest. Special arrangements may be made by schools, churches, or organiza tions by contacting the forest service offices. Hug is Named Grange Master For Coming Year Br MARY LEE MARLOW BOARDMAN Delmer Hug was elected master of Green field Grange Saturday night at the meeting at the hall. Other officers Include overseer, An drew Skiles; lecturer, Hazel Car penter; steward, Tom Hilling; assistant steward, Nathan Thorpe; chaplain, Flossie Ball; treasurer, Pansy Seehafer; sec retary, Margaret Donovan; gate keeper, Kenneth Broad bent; Ceres, Minnie Skiles; Pomona, Martha Baker; Flora, Barbara Broadbent; lady assistant stew ard. Margaret Thorpe; execu tive committee, Leo Potts, Ar thur Allen and Donald Baker; musician. Mary Lee Marlow; Junior matron, Virginia Phillips. The grange will sponsor a community public auction, the date to be announced later. Committee appointed in charge Is Mrs. Arthur Allen, Kenneth Broadbent and Tom Hilling. Dedication of the new hall is set for Saturday, Dceember 3, at 8 p.m. It will be open to the public. There will be installation of officers for all granges In the countv here December 10. start ing at 10:30 a.m. with potluck dinner at noon. In the after noon conference will be held with state officers, and floor work Instruction. The meetinR started with pot luck supper at 6:30. Hostesses were Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Seehafer. The next meeting will be De cember 17. dors from the Irrigon Assembly of God church, went to Man field Saturday night to the monthly C. A. Rally. Wes and Wanda Cronk were the speak ers of the evening. Last Wednesday afternoon a group of ladles attended a spe cial Interest program at the Morrow County Fair Annex at Heppner. The program was on "Low Cost Adventues In Good Katlng." Those attending from Irrigon were Mrs. William Gray beal. Margarite Houghton, Mrs. Warren McCoy, Bessie Kerin and Mrs. Dean Acock. A 4 II executive meeting was held recently at the home of Mrs. Margie Shade. The group fdanned the 4-H yearly meet ngs. There are now seven vacan cies for this year's kindergart en class which Is to be held at the A. C. Houghton school. Those Interested contact Mrs. Billy Griffin. Menus for the A. C. Hough ton school for the week of No vember 28-Deccmbcr 2 are as follows: Monday beef raviolas, mash ed potatoes, buttered carrots, hot rolls, peaches. Tuesday chili beans, green salad, corn bread, cherry cob bler. Wednesday vegetable beef stew, cottage cheese and pine apple, pickled beets, pudding. Thursday fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli, angel freeze. Friday tomato soup, toasted cheese sands, plums, cake. Milk, bread and butter served with all meals. The Traffic Safety Division of the Oregon Department of Mo tor Vehicles reminds drivers to check the condition of their tires for winter driving safety. Tests show that tires with good treads provide better traction on slippery pavements. For severe snow and ice conditions, how ever, nothing can take the place of reinforced tire chains, espec ially for climbing slippery hills and getting through deep snow. The first rule for safe winter driving, according to the Traf fic Safety Division of the Ore gon Department of Motor Ve hicles, is to "get the feel" of the road so that you know for sure how slippery It really is. You can do this while driving slow ly by trying your brakes or "gunning"' the motor a little when no other traffic is near. (Then adjust your speed accord ingly. Tell the advertiser you saw It In the Gazette-Times. r - III M K fir Ml P-S-S-S-T FELLAS In A Quandary About What To Give Your Best Girl For Christmas Well . . . fortunately there's still plenty of time left! We have filled our store to the ceiling with beautiful gift items that would delight your best i IN. Whether she is "tres chic" or the down - to -earth practical type, we have something just right. Won't you come in and let us help you? Coats Sweaters Slim Jims Robes Cloves Negligee Sets Dresses Skirts Hose Gowns Jewelry Cologne Suits Blouses Handbags Pajamas Slips Choose A Gift Certificate in Any Amount Wc Give S&H Green Stamps Free Gift Wrapping With $2.00 Purchase Miladies Apparel ALICE AND GRACE "IF YOU WANT TO BE BECOMING. BE COMING TO OS" CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS OF ALL KINDS Christmas JL fl Tree Lights ? Priced From " 39 VAN'S VARIETY The first card party of the season was held Friday night at the grange hall with Mrs. Glen Carpenter and Mrs. Ber nard Donovan hostesses. High prizes were won by Mrs. Don Downey and Shirley Earwood; low went to Mrs. W. C. See hafer and Mrs. J. L. Locker; and the pinochle prizes were won by Mrs. Downey and W. G. See hafer. The next party will be December 2. Mrs. Leo Root was honored with a surprise birthday party at her home Saturday afternoon. Present were Mrs. Roy Ball, Mrs. Glen Carpenter, Mrs. Kalpn Karwood and Mrs. Zearl Gilles pie: also Mrs. Esther Emmons and Eva LaChance of La Grande. Mrs. Esther Emmons and Eva LaChance of La Grande were week-end visitors at the home of their sister, Mrs. Glen irpenter. Visiting Mrs. Frank Marlow over trie weeK-ena were ner son, Darrell Marlow of Salem, and her sister. Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Pendleton. Mrs. Les Conbov of Hermls- ton visited Mrs. Carroll Dono van and Mrs. Bob Hutchings Monday afternoon. P:if..l.'rln tninuj for Riverside High school and Boardman Grade school for the week of MnvomhAp 9.r)ioimhpr 2 are as follows: Monday hot dogs and relisn, potato cnips, Duuerea corn and cupcakes; Tuesday stew and tomatoes, biscuits and Jelly and ice cream; Wednes day creamed cnicnen on po tatoes, fresh vegetable salad, cookies, fruit and rolls; Thurs day pizza burger, buttered green beans, cookies and pud-riinw- Frid.-iv fish fillet. Tartar sauce, creamed peas, hot French bread and fruit counter, tsreau, butter and milk are served with all meals. There will be a meeting of the Boardman Cemetery Main tenance District Monday, No vember 28, at the city hall at 7:31) p.m. One director for a three year term is to be nominated. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beeks of Arlington were week-end visit ors at the home of their son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West. POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE WE REPAIR: Electric Motors Power Tools Hydraulic Jacks Alemlte Equipment 421 S. E. 4th Pendleton Phone 276-5882 !! SALEM BOWLERS BARGAIN 50 Games For $5.00 GOOD FOR S20M MAIL THIS COUPON OR COME IN PERSON TO FIESTA BOWL HEPPNER, OREGON GOOD FOB S2OA0 GOOD FOR S20JW NAME ADDRESS GOOD FOB S20-00 Simply mail above coupon and KM to Fiesta BowL Heppner. or come in and you will receive a card good for 50 lines. Lines mar be used at rate of one per day anytime any day except for league play or one hour before league in which you bowL Non-league bowlers may use at same rate anytime anyday no exceptions. Tickets become valid Christmas Day and are good for one year to Dec 31. 1967. c o- TV 12 Models To Choose From Console Stereo 8 Models To Choose From 2 Brand New Console TV's Black & White Will Sacrifice SAVE 80.00 DISHWASHERS Slight Freight Damage RCA WHIRLPOOL WASHERS DRYERS REFRIGERATORS STOVES Lotts In 369 N. MAIN HEPPNER I. PH. 676-581)1
