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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. December IS, 1966 Joint Services Install Officers Of County Grange Units By MART LEE MARLOW ; BOARDMAN All new officers of subordinate granges In Mor row countv and from Columbia and Stanfiled granges In Uma tilla county were installed In joint services here Saturday at the Greenfield Grange Hall. Morrow granges inclu d e d Rhea Creek, Willows, Lexing ton and Greenfield. Approxi mately 63 officers were install ed. The installing team Includ ed Dorothy Kipling. Wingville Grange, Baker, as installing of ficer: Ethel Huffman, state Cer es, Hudson Bay Grange, Milton Freewater. installing marshall; Elsa McElroth, State Line Grange, Milton-Freewater, em blem bearer; Winnie Holmes. White Eagle Grange. Pendleton, regalia bearer: Marie Schubert, Hudson Bay Grange, chaplain: Arnold Schubert. Hudson Bay. steward; Vern Crawford. Helix, master; Delpha Jones. District Home Economics Chairman. Lexington, installed the H.E.C. chairmen; Connie Crawford. He lix, musician: Jeanne Ressler, White Eagle Grange, Pendleton, soloist A potluck dinner was served St noon, end in the afternoon conference was held with state and county officers, and floor work demonstrated. Officers from Greenf I e 1 d Grange installed included Del mer Hug. master; Andrew Skiles, overseer; Tom Hilling, steward; Flossie Ball, chaplain; Nathan Thorpe, assistant stew ard; Hazel Carpenter, lecturer; Pansy Seehafer, treasurer; Mar garet Donovan, secretary; Min nie Skiles. Ceres; Martha Bak er, Pomona; Barbara Broadbent, Flora: gatekeeper, Kenneth Broadbent: Margaret Thorpe, lady assistant steward; Donald Baker and Leo Potts, executive committee; Mary Lee Marlow, musician: Virginia Phillips, jun ior matron. December 19-23 are as follows: Monday wiener wraps, green beans, cottage cheese and peach salad and filled graham crackers; Tuesday beef and noodles, carrots, French bread i and fruit crisp: Wednesday chili burgers, cheese slices, peas i and fruit; Thursday turkey and dressing, potatoes and gravy, cranberry sauce, rolls and but-' ter. pickles, olives and dessert; Friday creamed tuna with bis cuits, carrots, vegetable sticks and fruit. Bread, butter and ' milk are served with all meals. field: and Lillian Smith. Col umbia Grange, Hermiston. Anna Warren of Boardnian was the only charter member present of Greenfield Grange. Out of state grangers were County Court Proceedings Robert Hernndeen, Grange of Peer Mr. and Mrs. Garden Spot Park, Wash. Following the program re freshments were served. Com mittee in charge was Mrs. Wal ter Hayes, Mrs. Arthur Allen and Mrs. Joe Tatone. Greenfield Grange will cele brate it -t 50th anniversary in April, litis. The Riverside Pirates will have a basketball game with the lone Cardinals here Decem ber 16. At 5:45 p.m. the same night there will be a girls vol leyball game with lone. The Pirates will travel to Echo for a game December 17. and the girls will go to lone for a game December 19. The annual Christmas tree and program will be presented by the Boardman Grade school iii the school gymnasium Do comber 22. at 8 p.m. Friends are invited to attend. The National Honor Society of Riverside High school is col lecting toys and current mag azines for the mentally retard ed at the state hospital in Pen dleton for Christmas. Those wishing to donate should con tact Carol Ann Harper. Laurie Peterson or Mike Partlow. Mothers of the Riverside Pir ates football team entertained 26 bovs at a dinner Sunday af ternoon at the new Greenfield Granee Hall. The affair was a Irvin Mann, state representa tive elect, and Mrs. Mann paid a visit to the City Hall last Fri day afternoon, visited with lo cal people, and took a tour of the new town, and the Port Commission Industrial site. Oth ers present included J. B. Mai com. Heppner and Oscar Peter- , son. lone, port commissioners. Judge Paul Jones and Frank Turner of Heppner. Mrs. Dewy West. Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Ralph Skoubo and Mrs. Vernon Russell served refreshments. ! Mrs. George Neeley was hon- jored with a pink and blue shower last week at the Green field Grange hall. There were 2-1 present. Committee In charge included Shirley Earwood, Mrs. Rov Ball. Mrs. Zearl Gillespie. Mrs. Arnln Hug, Mrs. Ernest Obermeier. Mrs. Glen Carpenter, Mrs. Haold Rash. Mrs. Leo Root, Mrs. Phil LaCombe. Mrs. Frank i Marlow and Mrs. Russell Mill er. In games played prizes were won by Mrs. Bill Bates, Mrs. Chub Warren and Mrs. Ronald Black surprise for Coach Dante Dal- Mrs. Neeley was assisted in Grange to Sponsor Auction Greenfield Grange will spon sor a public auction Friday. De cember 17, starting at 10 a.m. at the new hall in Boardman. The sale will be handled on a 15T commission and anything brought will be auctioned off. All articles must be at the Grange hall bv 9 a.m. The hall will te open for storing articles December 15 and 16 from 1 to 5 p.m. Guided inspection tours from the grange hall to the old town of Boardman to inspect build ings, beams, garage doors, hoists, gas pumps, gasoline stor age tanks portable generator, portable water pump and other large items from 8 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. on the day of the sale. Everything in old Boardman is to be closed out Joe Yates of Walla Walla. Wash, will be the auctioneer, and Mrs. Nina Yates will be clerk. Hot lunch will be avail able at noon. There will be free coffee. toso. who knew nothing of the plans. Other special guests were Ron Daniels, Riverside princi pal, and James Harper, base ball coach. In charge of the dinner were Mrs. Ralph Skou bo, Mrs. Roy Partlow and Mrs. John Phillips. Assisting were Mrs. Don Downey, Mrs. Leon ard Bedord, Mrs. Larry Phillips, Mrs. Ernest Jorgenson and Mrs. James McRae, the latter two from Irrigon. Following the dinner six rolls of film of the boys' games this fall were shown. Mrs. Phillips took the pictures at each game. Thev were shown by Bobby McRae and Chet Phillips. (Held over from last week) opening her gifts and Mrs. Root. by Mrs. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Hug are the parents of an 8 lb., 8 oz. son born November 29 in Good Shep- herd hospital in Pendleton. He . has been named Brian Kelly, f i ......-. i , . . ui aiiucti viua aie ,ir. ami mrs. Arnin Hug of Boardman. and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gurley of Irrigon. Great-grandparent is Mrs. Katie Bickford of La Grande. 65.59 47.41 28.50 275.61 22.68 52.85 16.25 99.71 10.87 32.32 12.06 The City Council met last week at the city hall, and an nouncement was made of Wal ly Hendrix and Joe Tatone be ing reelected to the council at the November election. New member of the council is Era mett McKenzie, who will take oath of office at the January 3 meeting. Zearl Gillespie states he will donate a large fir tree to the city to be planted on the lawn at the city hall. It will be dec orated for Christmas. Street lights in old Boardman will te turned off December 31, except those near the school. Mrs. Russell Miller was elect ed president of the Ladies Aid Society of Community church at its meeting last week at the home of Mrs. Seth Russell. Mrs. Ralph Earwood was elected vice-president; Mrs. Leo Root, secretary; and Mrs. Russell, treasurer. Final plans were dis cussed for the annual Mystery Sister Christmas party which BOARDMAN About 200 per sons attended the dedication services of the new Greenfield Grange Hall in Boardman Sat urday at 8 p.m. Several state officers were present and State Master Allen P. Wheeler acted as dedicating officer." Other members of the dedi cation team included Nathan Thorpe, master; Harriet Bedord, flag bearer; Victor Neal assist ant steward; Margaret Thorpe, lady assistant steward; Andy Skiles, overseer; Flossie Ball, chaplain; Hazel Carpenter, lec turer; Minnie SKiies, ceres; car ol Hilling, Pomona; Juanita Neal, Flora; Margaret Donovan, secretary ; Pansy Seehafer, treasurer; Tom Hilling, steward; Leo Potts, gatekeeper; Mary Lee Marlow, musician; Delmer Hug. acting master; Roy Ball, acting overseer. Past masters who car ried the alter were Wilbur Leh man, West Linn; Cecil Hamil ton, Cloverdale; Hugh Brown, Pendleton; and Anna Warren, Boardman. Caily Broadbent car ried the Bible. Other numbers on the pro gram included a SKit, weaam Day" by Diane Black, Pam Kuhn, Bonnie t-ppenoacn, vicny Hobbs and Donna Pummel, ac companied by Mrs. Harold Ba ker; solo, "You 11 never wain Alone", Betty Kuhn; junior seat ing drill by the junior grange i officers; solo, "111 Never Cross Jordan Alone" and "The Love of God", by Rev. George Neel ey, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Marquardt of Lexington; short talks by Master Wheeler, Ethel Huffman, state Ceres, Hudson Bay Grange at Milton-Freew.i- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lehman of West Linn and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wickman of The Dalles were week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tannchill of La Grande were week-end visitors at the home of Mrs. Russell Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Flug went to Payette. Idaho Friday to spend the week-end at the home of Mrs. Flug's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton of Cloverdale were Sunday din ner guests at the home of Mrs. Glen Carpenter. They also vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Dean King and sons Rodney and Mark visited last week in Portland at the home of King's niece, Mr. and Mrs. David Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Phil LaCombe and son Stacy spent the week end in Portland shopping. Mrs. Howard Bundv and dau ghter Elaine of Richland, Wash, spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sabin of Hermiston visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gilles pie Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Wicklander of Portland spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tatone. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Wright ana ennaren spent tne week end visiting relatives in Mad ras. was to be held December 14 at ter; Alta Faye Rogers, state lec- the home of Mrs. Arthur Allen at 2 p.m. with members of the Home Economics Club of Green field Grange as guests. The Mothers Club of Board man Grade school met Thurs day afternoon of last week at the school and made plans for the annual Christmas program to be held in the gymnasium December 22 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Bob Sicard is chairman of the treats committee and Mrs. Stan Henk le and Mrs. Carroll Donovan will assist her. The tree decor ating committee is Mrs. Tom Hilling, Mrs. Delmer Hug, Mrs. Kenneth Broadbent and Mrs. John Phillips. The program for the after noon included a playlet "In Bethlehem Town" by the fourth grade, and Christmas songs by the first three grades. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Vernon Russell and Mrs. Hilling. turer, Juncti on city; .me Wheeler, national Junior com- mitteewoman, Portland; ana Dewey West, Jr. mayor of Board- man. County deputies present in cluded Ralph Rogers, Lane County, and Vern Crawford, Umatilla County. Pomona mas ters included Harry Wickman, Wasco county, Al Moran, Uma tilla eountv. and Berl Akers, Morrow county. Clyde Tannehill, La Grande was another past master of Greenfield Grange present. Lee Perkins, Milton Freewater, state junior commit tee district chairman, was also present. Subordinate masters were Ed Barton. The Dalles; R. O. Wilson, Tillicum Grange, Pendleton; Joe Dupuis, Stan- Flossie Ball, postmaster, an nounces the local post office will be open all day December 17 and December 24. There will be no money orders sold after noon, but window service for stamps and mailing parcels will be open. Order: Transfer of the Alco hol Cont. Fd to the Gen. Fd, dated It 2 66. Order: Transfer of the Amuse ment IVvlce Tax fd to the Gen. Fd. dated It 2 66. tinier: Transfer of the Mo tor License Fd. to the Gen. ltd. Fd. dated 11 3 66. Release: Bv State Tax Com mission and Morrow County, re agreement for appraisal and reappraisal, dated 11 2 66. The following warrants wore issued on the general Fundi Paul Jones, Judges Tr. K.p Walter 11. Hayes. Comm. Exp. E. O. Ferguson, do Herman W. Winter. DA exp Safecn Life Ins., Sal. 1613. Ins. 6.55 Standard Off. Kouip., Sup. Co. Ct. 7.80. Tax coll. 5.30, Slier. 4.25. Treas. 18.00. Just Ct. 6th, 17.50 Col. Basin Elec., Sher. Comm. Fd Standard Oil Co.. Sher. Car i.xp. 91.71, Dep. Car Exp. 8.00 Shell Oil Co.. Sher. Car Exp C. J. D. Bauman. Jail 13.61. Sup. 18.71 Murravs Rexall Drugs, Sher. Sup. 89c. Elec. 238, Assess. Sup. 6.69, Just Ct.. 6th. Sup.. 2.10 Xerox Corp.. Clerk's Sup 317.10 nnzer Business Machines, do 3.02 Roderick Thomson, Assess. Fid Wk 25.41 Heppner Gazette-Times, Assess. Sup. 118.50, Off. Pub. 36.45, Elec. 69 30 224.25 Edna Chally. R.N.. II. Nurse Tr. Exp 49.35 Ernest Jorgensen, Just Ct, 5th. Tel. 34.45. Sup. 10.00. Off. Rent 25.00 Packer-Scott. Cthse Jan. Sup M 4 R Co.. Cthse Mtse & Rep Groves Construction, do Herman Green, Cthse City Water Dept., do . .. Col. Basin Elec., Cthse 87.44. Surp. Fds. 8.34 Wagon Wheel Cafe, Jail Exp St. Mary's Home for Boys, Juv. Tr. Exp Hazel C. Bauman. Cir. Ct. Exp Heppner Gazette-Times, Just Ct. 6th. Sup. Witherell, Witherell. Lavoie t Morrison, Audit 1450.00 Div. of Audits, Sec. of St.. Audit 50.00 Turner, Van Marter k Bryant Bonds 10.00 Economy Mkt It Lockers, Indigent Fd 35.61 Pac. Mut. Life Ins. Co., Sal 188.33 St. Tax Comm.. do 193.20 First Nat'l Bank, do 681.80 Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd., do ... 530.48 Blue Cross, do 121.40 Ford's Tire Service. Sher. Car Exp 16.49 Union Oil Co.. do 6.78 Atlantic Richfield, do . . 5.95 Oregon Hdwe t Snortine Gds.. Sher. Sup 30.30 Wallace H. Wolff. M.D.. Med. Inv. Exp 10.00 Pacific N. W. Bell. Cur. Exp 128.70 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., Cthse Mtse & Rep 37.95 Cltv of Hermiston. Jail Exp 4.05 Donald Adums, ct al Cir. a. Jurors & witnesses 53755 Helen Cox Flowers, Ct. Exp 6.75 Address. -Multigraph Con).. Clk's Suo. 43.25. Assess. Sup 130.75 174.00 Case Furn. Co., Cthse Mtse & Rep 21.32 Villa St. Rose, Juv. Tr. Exp 5.00 Inland Chemical Serv.. Weed Cont Exp 59.40 Ella Smith, ct al. Elections 754.76 Bank of E. Ore., Int 55.60 Pacific N. W. Bell. Sher. Comm. Fd - 14.00 Dr. I. D. Tibbies. Med. nv. Exp N. W. Ind. Laundry. Cthse Jan. Sup Sargent Sowell, Inc.. do IVndletoti Heppner freight, Surp rds. Exp Pub. Knip Ret. Ud., S.S. Ortlv Exp E. IV Ferguson, Comm. Kxp. 137.35. Judge's Tr. Exp. :i60O Blue Cross, Sal 69.95, DA Misc. 11.45. Ins. 40.00 121.40 IBM . Clk's Sup 6.75 25.00 7.56 10.06 59.50 8.90 173.35 IVp. A B.C. Chevron Serv Sher. Car Exp 3M Bus. Products Sales, Assess. Sup Pacific N. W. Bell. Cur. Exp Turner. Van Marter Brvant, Bonds Standard Oil Co.. IVp. Car Exp Pnoker-Seott. Cthse Jan. Sup Mary Bryant, Dep Elvira Irbv, do Lillian Sweek. Off. Clk Phillip Goodatl. IVp. Jovce Phegley, do Eiina Chally. H. Nurse Alma Green. Off Clk Darl Hudson. Jan. . Margaret Jorgensen, Clk.. 5th L. IV Tibbies. IK) Phvs. Donald MeCarty W. C. Drlscoll. Comm. Clk. Dan Morrison. Ct. Nancy B. Dixon. Surp. Fds Rachel Harnett, Museum Josephine Huston, Park Fd 4199 Clyde Cox, do 7494 The following warrant were issued on the Gen. Rds. Fundi Off. Juv. Rep. 485 3611 110.55. 10.00 56.45 2124 285 62 274.07 221.30 182.00 261.72 216.43 112 51 3-11 83 81.92 2395 113.10 47.30 134.70 4150 41.20 College Registers For Winter Term Persons planning to enroll In Blue Mountain Community Col lege for the term bcglniilni, January 5 may register at any time until Decemlx-r 16, accord lin- lo Truman Itallv. registrar. The pre-reglstratlon period was established to relieve tne load during the regular regis tration time January 3 una 4. Both registration periods apply to both new students and those nresenllv enrolled. Students needing financial aid were asked by Bally to ar range for this In December. New Daughter Joins Mcl Harnett Family The arrival of a new grand- daughter. Slierre Lynn, was tne pleasant reason for Mrs. Haenel Harnett to make a recent visit to the home of her son and dau ghter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Mel vln Harnett In Beaverton. Sherre Lynn was horn No vember 25 at Bess Kaiser hos pital In Portland. She weighed 5 lb., 12 oz.. and joins a sister, Dawn, two years old, at home. Mrs, Harnett stayed with the family fnm November 16 10 December 5. Board to bo Closed During Holidays Selective Service board No. 31 of Condon, which serves Morrow county as well as other coun ties, will he closed from rember 21 through December 29 for the holiday season, Peggy Dean Itlney. clerk, announces. Mrs. Wavel Wilkinson return- ed Sunday from a trip to New Castle, Wvo.. where she spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of her son In law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter II italund and daughters, Sue, Nancy anil Judy. She traveled bv train to Denver, Colo., whero she met her grandaughter, Sue, a student at Colorado Women's College ami together went by plane to the Osluiul home. 69.45 20.31 13.70 491.00 3.00 9.50 95.78 215 5.00 27.00 21.00 Pac. Mut. Life Ins. Blue Cross Safeco Life Ins. First Nat l Bank St Tax Comm. Pub. Emp. Ret Bd. Koadmaster 402.11 Bookkeeper 21152 The following warrants were Issued on the Misc. Tundsi Bancroft-Whitney Co., Law Library 47.00 Shepard's Citations. do 30.00 GIFTS GALORE At MARTHA'S DOOR 140 GLADYS AVE. HERMISTON Riverside High school band and chorus will present a con cert at the gymnasium at 8 p.m. Tuesday, December 13. The Riverside Pirates defeat ed the Arlington Honkers in their first basketball game here Saturday night 52-29. The Plr ates play at Stanfield next, DC cember 10. Shirley Earwood left Friday by plane for Torrance, Calif where she will visit the next two weeks at the home of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Earwood. Charles Nickerson, a long time resident of Boardman, left Monday to live with his son, Charles Nickerson, Jr., in Sug ar Creek, Mo. who was here to get his father. Also here visit ing her father, were Mrs. Es ther Knight and daughter Ed na of Portland, and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knight of Denver, Colo. Cafeteria menus for Riverside High school and Boardman Grade school for the week of POWER CONTROL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE WE REPAIR: Electric Motors Power Tools Hydrualic Jacks Alemito Equipment 421 S. E. 4th Phone Pendleton 276-5862 For Fast And Dependable Freight Service With Daily Overnight Service From Portland Including Saturdays SHIP Eastern Oregon Freight Served By Halt's Truck Service CALL GENE ORWICK 989-8420 ANYTIME 3115 22 . 199.10 45 30 . 736 80 . 211.70 . 605.20 . 197.58 . 107.75 5.63 1223 81 11.25 364 5164 43 30.25 Itllespie Decs Is Senter Tool Service Western Auto Arrow Trans. Co Junes .Scott Co. ornett (.reen reed Schetky Equip Pac. N. W. 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