East Seeks Win
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Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursdoy, August 22, 1968
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With 10 victories to th credit
f the West and five (or the
Kuvt In the history ot the Shrine
A2 and B Alf Siar football
jtume, the Kstit aquad this year,
roached bv Bill llaruardlna of
Central High, Independence,
hopes to change the trend In the
name Saturday nlKht, August 24,
in Pendleton.
One of the garnet ended In
a tie, 6 6. in l'Jf8. In the last
two contents, the West has
thumped the East aquad, 33 to
14 last year and 39 to 18 In
I'MiG. In 115 the East squeaked
thiough with a 7 0 victory.
Marking the event this year
will be the traditional color and
excitement of the big Ram
but with movie stars added.
Lee Marvin, Jean Seberg and
Clint Eastwood, stars of Para
mount Pictures' "Paint Your
Waeon," now In production near
Baker, will literally drop In at
hairtlme or tne Dig same, ar
riving via helicopter In the cen
ter of the field.
Downtown parade of the event
will be held Saturday afternoon,
starting at 3 P.m.. and itre-came
puceant will be at 7 p.m. Game
time la 8 p.m. in Kouna-up sta
dium. General chairman of the
Shrine contest Is Harry A. My
cin of Condon, and the Shrine
cluba of Eastern Oregon are
Mxmsors. All proceeds go to the
Shrlners Hospital for Crippled
Children at Portland, and con
tributions to date from the six
teen games total $160,000.
"No man stands so straight
as he who stoops to help a crip
pled child" and "Strong legs run
so that weak ones mleht walk
again" are the mottos that serve
ts Incentive for sponsoring the
annual big game.
Queen of the Shrine game this
Year Is Debra Ann Grant, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Grant of MiltonFreewater. Deb
r.t was first admitted to the
Portland Shrine Hospital in
May, 1967, for treatment of cur
vature of the spine.
This year, Webber C. Harring
ton, potentate of Al Kader Shrine
Temple, and a large group of
Shriners of Portland will come
to Pendleton to participate in
one of the largest Shrine cere
monials ever to be staged in
Eastern Oregon.
Thirty-five bands and march
ing units will be Included in
the Saturday afternoon parade.
In the pre-game pageantry in
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QUEEN OP THE SHRINE FOOTBALL CAME ot Pendleton this
year Is pretty Debra Ann Grant 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence M. Grant of Milton Freewater. She attends Freewater
Grade school, is a member of the Blue Birds, and has two older
brothers. She will reign over the A-Z and B East-west All
Star game In Pendleton Saturday.
Lexington Grange Women
Aid State Retirement Fund
BT DELPHA JONES
LEXINGTON Women's Ac
tivity Committee of the Lexing
ton Crange met at the home of
Mrs. Martha Van Scholack In
Heppner last Thursday after
noon. Plans were completed for
the booth at the Morrow County
Mrs. Pat Townsend, Pomona
WAC chairman, was introduced.
She presented the group with a
bank In which money will be
put to raise funds to help the
Oregon State Grange debt re
tirement. This has been turned
over to WAC groups throughout
the state to help raise money
for thia fund.
Those attending were Mrs.
Cleo Childers and daughter and
Mrs. Townsend of lone, Mrs.
Kenneth Smouse and son, Carl.
Mrs. Ella Burgoyne, Mrs. Alfred
Nelson, Mrs. Norman Nelson.
Mrs. Nora Turner. Mrs. Ernest
ChrlKtophcraon, Mrs. Florence
McMillan, Mrs. Joe Yoeom, Mr.
C. C. Jones, and the hostess.
Mrs. VanScholack. Guests enjoy
ed refreahmeenta at the close of
the afternoon.
Wilbur Steagall la a patient
in St Anthony nospitai in ren
dleton.
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Hasklns
and sons of North Dakota were
visitors at the Florence McMil
lan home one day last week, and
also visited with John i pence
Mr. and Mrs. Hasklns are mov
ing to Lewlston, Idaho, from
North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wriuht
and children of Twin Falls.
Idaho, and Mrs. Jack Mounts of
Portland were week-end callers
at the home of the women's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ma
Jeske. Mrs. Majeske had recent
ly apt-nt aevrral days in Port
land with Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
Mount, and all returned to Lx-
tneton prior to Mrs. Wright's re
turn trip home.
Mrs. Delbert Ploer and child-
ten and Mrs. Roy Quackcnbuah
are vacationing at Rockaway
Beach this week.
Mr. and Mm. Carl Maetuardt
and children and Mrs. Norma
Marquardt are vacationing at
tho Oregon coast this week.
Mrs. Dean Hunt and children
and Mrs. Morvln Leonard were
In Walla Walla on a business
trip one day the past week.
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the stadium, marching units
with massed flags and the 35
bands and marching groups will
file bv the spectators to take
their place in the center of the
field. When assembled, nearly
1000 persons will have places
on the field.
Both football teams have been
In training since Sunday, Aug
ust 11, with the East drilling at
La Grande and the West in Pen
dleton. Assisting Hargardine for the
East is Pat Fleming of Wallowa
High school. Head coach for the
West is Dick Sutherland of Ban
don High school and assistant
is Merlin McGladrey of Colton
High school.
This year, there are no play
ers participating from Morrow
ccunty. ,
Deadline for purchasing tick
ets from the office of Dr. L. D.
Tibbies here is today (Thurs
day) at noon. Advance sale has
hwn slow hpcaiisfi of the unfor
tunate conflict with the Rodeo
in Heppner. Good selection oi
tickets are still available, some
on the 40-yard line at S3 each.
Ernest Drakes Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Drake
were In Heppner and lone for
several days through Monday ot
this week. They were guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nel
son Connor. Drake has been
working on his master's degree
through a National Science
Foundation scholarship at Vir
ginia State College and plans
to continue next summer on the
four-year scholarship. He teach
es ohvsiscal science and math
eniatics at Armilo High school
Fairfield, Calif. Mrs. Drake is
the former Darlene Connor, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Connor, and Drake is son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cleo Drake, lone. The
couple was enroute home from
the east when they stopped for
the visits here.
After the Rodeo Show Saturday Afternoon
Come to the Episcopal Church
Saturday, August 24, 5 to 8 p.m.
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