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11. im THE GAZETTE-TIMES B.t y;n Ofyoai fTPj xcnow cojrrrs jtcttsjajtr Tt E.c?er Cfcz"- err-ailaJaed KjSi X. 15J53. Tr Ew r-f t.-.-ViAies li, l-SC. Cccifcoujt-- Frsruary 15. KEV2E2S OF NATIONAL- JTFKTPAPE2 JLS25 AND CrXV-S NEWSrAPEE FVELISKE2S AST5. Edrters Pabatbtzs AENOLLi EArKOTO. .0E PASCAL f'ii - fini LcriOyp Operator At TCVTY J"77 WAEETN C .u-jb PresEzaji Eita: Kii Tear. Sjl Ccn-r 19 Orx Kad S.r.xie to.ts 5 Certs is : V-iirutas fcZLrx K oerU. i-lajjej 1T 7'- vv.tr -vJ Entered ait toe fj.1 OiJUce at E-pp&er. Ot-f-; at Swarji CLt! Kar.z. OrfV Kvar: I & U I pxa ntl boos Eatertay. Uocday trvsx2i Fni-; axa. Servicemen Deserve Better Hct-jry tsr r-wrd grievous error ta pop-iar t. vrs-t-rvtir.d-.-g erf tee Vjrrrje wax. Awrzf to or ta Oer.t of tr s-.t-jecs. columxjii V-.'. E.-joe au'. Tor t -T-m . m, tee Vietnamese cf tee Red Erver delta t-wal K--ioi fcti tes tgr.ry axgreaajve. They once - ii-icm'-S vp rr .a. c Laos and CamboCia, aid it it teey who r.teari &vi.-. ViK.'.i3 by nyx.-g out tee jy.ieEt Champa . . . em Pe - - Tf. t.g dove kne to describe oar ftt-xg in Vj- 'zt'xiA. Tbtty are peculiarly c ta Jookir.g at t v rj r- tee North Viete .-, arid the V Cor g Lav m."H upon thousands of South Vjetr-ameve. They r- ?p-d tr.-t a whole clai f chiefs, ti.ctrt, rtc) c-f t. iTifcti Sw.a Vjrtjw! k.ers real er fXt-ctL Ti Ki.wj VC Eig are lrew-J to lie tkod cf itwxjrrrtt. vwri Arfjif.4x wave thm are crDr tscAvr t)ji4." It j c,trJrJtitie ttat tee dittorted teae of tee Vjet ''"w i-'. a tfraT by t-Vjw -luo have vrS--t tee ir rJ r t-wrr teajj thwia go l'n in tie kja-.arv jjrjr.t the factual rrl Tbe teouiaaU of L". S. aenW nr. vrsj have jne?) tef live to cpiicij tee pruic:i of f?fn a&4 twcitir dwve teer ftateient at tre har.i 'J UArir wez.trjmen. New Educational Route XL Literal, luiui, Swtinrwt Daily Tl-r p:ar.U a bjvt-f tnij'jjrlil ivtzxi on hat might bwjcie a very Urge t.b--t. It jtpvni on tee Gar. Ini-ar.a. public k.V,1 rvr-trs fcirir-y a pnvte corrpaxy to run or of its protla eVEt ary iii on a "jxriorsanoe contract" biaj,. The xpa'y f.fur,d f fw ir.-y child It fail to bnx vp to r-aty.T.al jrra leel ttirzz.. Tte Tirw oxrments teat Gary i be 13 V be tee fcrt city u tra crer tee ertire vfxmivnM 'A a vjfsA to a butirtM oorjoem arid crjrrAjitA: This new 1 tr-rJ it K-aUy U a trerd is in it iriaacj- but it oJiers a ' L-ti ii:-rr.a?;ve to u:sy eomjEUnitjea nw bfir.g racked by ' ui.-.-.au w.iKi cr.er wti'tA oucgeu trjl bjtttr charge atmrt t.Vrxo.TJr.g aid waste in educational t-stn." I r: --t r &mmy?rrTw.l New 4-H Image Told Leaders at Dinner j : r I - -53 . tA-.r: rr-. . -1 J fc-an 0C E- Tiur fur the Eat OrerorJan. f ! - ' 7 A " F I "V ;rjf" I lua-iua 5.p-Jt la 4-H and Huibandi andor wivea of lead i - 1 - V . V - ! rf ' ,-akr at tae Morroir County The Banquet U financed by ! S, , 1 m r i- . J ijf jLJ Uaaa taaqart swafctd the Columbia Basin Electric and 1 '-''.'r f V - I . fDCT- .) rt 1 r-i Jf txal expr,6t4 t H prrpawl and aerved by Empire ? 1 LrJNT V 1 -ij P J !,-0 tCTa (54d to mm BuJdnm. asUfed by their Ad- i ' -1' '-j M fl ISr" ' tee r-as c a3 jfute visor. Mm. Howard Pettyjohn. I I t " -"V t Lr ' " L-i".' J i Sr b-j-h-outend tee rr.ar.y Potato ft the dinner were do- i A "i r H - -1 aad iiri.Anr.ti that rated by D. O. Nelson. I- V---cn3- 1 'v TEZ KtAXCI tistes to Tbeanoa Om. darn oaatiaw tar Tfc Atoasac World" pvooram. LETTERS EDITOR ve tu -i in tee kr. his ! vi-r of H. "Fwur-H tdy has opportun rv fjr all 9 to 19 years eld. both tece aiia ictcrest is or.ly to be a rttir.bfT arid participate In rro-p artmties and tece who lfce eocpeutKm. Many new ilt-as aad dub y?ro)erts are avaOatie in 4 H wlt The old i-ife of 4 H as a rural youth rrup is rapidly ditappeanng as 4 H cc to tee urtan areas iih cl-bs and projects su.ted to tee ir.tr"t5 of all. Miss Bed iraa told her audience. The Leaders Banquet is an an r-iial evert in Morrow County to honor voluste-er leaders. Individual years of leadership vl7 troca one to 26 years' aerv ice. Mistress of ceremonies was Darieae Warren, vice president of tee Empire Builders. Members off tee Empire Builders group m.n r.rril and served the An aeibr aas htld at tee I rr, iprrodurd bv Dee Ljr: ,r---' W .w ppTifej-a. cresidenL AEC Program At Heppner Elementary honored were from in Morrow County, - - a I'-trim er3.-jea. t, ; Tir.is Aiccrijc Wccid." The pro-f.ii ,is Srpbory. Oct- 3, 1?70 f Aaencaa. tnrgs thi rer ov-!r porored ty tee frut- Gs from Pendleton were Sal Iar tnerid-n: r to the slates. Sse is rpeai-' -,fc a-? -?ty too-, lv xrea County Extension Flit of all tearJt vou vtrr h-'f Noran very Vy . -f- r prert-i by tee , Xrer.t" and Celia Currin. feature rr.uth I'jt j-oux lerjw since I ; aacreaa Amund Kva.r. Sot , v v.-.r(. iw-v- 'orv. j .-n vuot tjCfce Assooai- ed Unntrs-tje. role you lart tirre. this sprrz )HOL Sarporg. I have heard from (t-1 Tt letter as r.r.en bv cer,t. but I sa-11 hope to hearf 1-5 ITTE arudert fron Xor-i Travel ai.b.-s uria. such i from tee others too. Mv adlres ' '" mo stayed in 13 ith I " tius cc- haairds of is just tee sarrje as this rpnrg 1 "ona Nelson famJy. Auad I vrhocls ttrovjhowt tee Vou ho answ-ertd Be, rn!" " 4-H Aject in Nonray.t j I'E-ted States each year. ny that I haven't rwered ! j Au'jC World" is con- yoa beJwe. but till now it is'Tft rri- wmed mvte tee basic prjiriples t-wti-r.ts. T'jt sure. I have hid i , ' '"'- ar.d iu bere- voj in rrJad verv often all of VJ . . '"htm applications. The role of lyoa. Lart summer was marvel-' , iV! to, r r i lt) , una njesjcine were exiiajs- teej- backed tej tears. ta adc.tkfli. tee rrowtes im. itojc research HHS Honor Roll how ous. This rjsaner has been good .They have not only tacked tee i po.rare "cf" ' too. acd -ery much has happen- Mustar.es in a m-:nr , v. - ... J ed here. Kow are thinrs gof bvt alj when the Musiarrs i -n- " T -over there"?? Tm cunva tO:hav ...Z, J? TTr ! . The prorram was presetted . . . . . ' ' . v v '" x tae the scoreboard. Have wi notic-i been read Jig quite a tit about . ed teat any of the ?a.-es tee! tr.e states C iz.r.z tJe stutmer, M.ir f" - - t L . . 1 1 . . . 1 j . 1. :. : r " - ty J.r. Thomas 0er who holds bachelor asd master's de grees in scienc from Oregor: State University. He has reoeiv- A major pharmaoeutictl company will soon be stilix? a computer tyvjrm teat doctors could use for quick diarnotis ijjjj-:iJ4, nyjiu ujc ruviK &emue ompany 01 tA10 rado. Tre doctor would kimpjy telephone the computer from olfj or hospital, liat the symptoms by code number, and in a flatJj tee computer would report back what the problem is Just to ht3p out, tee computer will also alert the physic ians to other symptoms to look for. Eut, it won't take tem peratures, prescribe medicine or reassure anxious mothers. "Iid You Know?, ak Commerce magazine, "It took 60 years and 11 presidents before the federal government spent tl billion in a single year. Now this prodigious feat is ac complished in Juet two days." Vou can become the possessor of an American flag that has been flown over tee U. S. CapitoL According to The Elks Magazine, "All you have to do Is write to your congressman for this favor, enclosing $3.15 for a 3 x 5 flag, or $6.00 for a 5 x 8." Congrewmen report a growing demand from per sona who have learned about this. i oneer Ponderings BOWLING By W. 8. CAVXRHILL THE SEASON FOB THEM Each hunting season brings out the "best stories" from "stall fed" liars and "short winged" bar flies. This year is no exception. A local nimrod who excused his failure. "I cen tered a running buck and emp tied my magazine but my bul lets couldn't catch up with him." Another luckle&s hunter ex plained "I took a dozen shots at a standing buck, and he Jut stood there and dodged em.' Even a better one, I think, was the elk hunter who rode wounded bull out of a deep can yon and cut its throat beside his car. He said the animal was headed that way anyhow, was Just lucky." Koffe Zup Kellers Team w L No- 3 22 10 o. 5 21 11 No. 4 17 15 No- 1 12 20 No. 6 12 20 No. 2 12 20 High Ind. Game Iris Camp bell, 181; High Ind Series Iris Campbell, 471; High Team Game No. 3, K; High Team Series No. 3. 1633. Gary Kemp Graduates Army Private Gary L. Kemp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M Kemp, Route 2. Heppner, recent ly completed a basic army ad ministration course at Ft Ord, Calif. The course trains students as general clerk. clerk -typtets, and personnel specialists. They receive instruction in typing, filing, English, grammar, prep aration of correspondence, and In the recording and use of Ar my personnel record. Private Kemp entered the Army In November, 19C9 and completed basic training at Ft. Lewis. The 19 year old soldier la a iy.9 graduate of Heppner HIgh Sfhoot Spare timers Team MCGG Peterson's Jewelry Central Market Gray's Repair Elm a s Apparel Lott's Electric High Ind. Game Barbara Cuts forth. 202; High Ind. Series Ann Griffith, 508; High Team Game Peterson's, 975; High Team Series Peterson's, 2660. W L 25 11 24 12 18 18 18 18 14 22 9 27 out less local news. And I have ( ha had tee best representation 1 1? " heard from all three of tee Nor-1 of ary team. , spec iJ train, r.g in wegian IFYEs in tee states now! j f L rit. , f , 41 Eidge, T (We have lour, but I have had', K.f,..1 I 'letters from teree. that', more ; c,,lT 1 1 ?lL T--eT- correcth They will be back ! teeir team m ls usio ise ijw ween 01 govern- ,,.. H.T,r 4. v,- , r.JK:lear Ter.n, the research ber. They dem t take tee oppor- "Lf . Burw-IU W.l.oo tunity to us tee Christmas hiP! VTi ! A oaoc jney started trie program , v, . earlier this spnng, teen we did 1 1 if Uv .v- JZi Anthony Devin Here I have met After meeting them at the air-(change, the Mustangs were iusl d 8 lb- 6 oz. The Burwells port. In April we spent a week i as well represented as the h:? ' hav a "ghter, Cindy, who is number iv-"'ri. . 1:1 f SEIGOES Julie Ayres Alene Boajian Valerie Boyer Becky Doherty I Gwen Drake Susan French "John Hall Erenda Kerns Dee Ann Petn john Eon Sherman P.obert Worden nnncEs !j-ie Alderman Barbara Alls-tot t Linda Clough Jeanne Dalv Parry Luciani Eillie Marquardt Craig Mur.kers Jchn Sumner Susan Wilson Shellev Wolff SOPHOMORES Man Abrams Kathleen Eartlett Dale Hedman 350 333 3.83 3.42 3.40 3.66 4.00 3.33 3.50 3.66 3.50 3.33 3.83 350 4.00 3.33 3.33 3.66 3.50 3.50 3.66 Leaders 1st Tsar Leaders Joan Adam. Eddie Bates, Dale Boner, Barbara Broadbent. Karen Cooley. Sue Duncan, Franclne Evans, Deanna Flint Gary Crleb, Virginia Crieb, Lynn Haguewood, Anna Lee James, Paul Kincald, Judy Laughlin, Shirley Marlatt Loc rene Montgomery, Jim Norerx", Donna Petenvm, John Rice, Rik ka Tews, Ijra Sue VialL 2nd Tear Laadars Tag Ahhbcck, Jean Bennett Beverly Doherty, Lorene Criffith, Ron Haguewood, Nancy Myers, Don Peterson, Eilene Sallng, Le roy Proctor, Rita Sumner, Darla Umbarger, Judy Wright 3rd Tear Leaders Marge Acock, Corliss Boner, Judy Currin, Sharon Cutsforth. Maxine Llnnell, Shirley McCarL Lola Ann Pettyjohn. 4th Tear Leaden Bill Hoaly, Dick McElligott 5 th Tear Leaders Louis Carlson, Ron Cuirin. Nancy Ekstrom, Kite Healy, Gladys Hobbs, Don Lelghton. 6 th Tear Leaders Barbara James, Lois Richards. Pete Richards.. 7th Tear Leaders Lou Cram, Carla Leighton. Rose Wilson, Rita Wolff. 9th Tear Leader Mildred Davidson. 10th Year Leader Marge Shade. 11th Year Leader Donna Bergstrom. 12th Year Leadens Charles Daly, Pat Pettyjohn. 16th Year Leader Everett Struckmeier. 19th Year Leader Betty Carl son. 26th Year Leader Ruth Mc- Cabe. of people that attend our games, Xfvy ? 1R rj0rr5f 01 Fa-ctor ana f t et the Amer-iwe are always winner V. Don Eurweli He was born Jepsen a few times, j Even befcre tee leajnie 1 fV I4 .ta Lf"bar'on 'ni wigh- Bobbette Jt together in the middle of Swe den first of July. It was a great time, 130 from the most of Eur ope. Nine from the European group last year were there. The next year the conference is in Holland. Maybe it will be my first visit back there. It will be fine to take a look at the tul- sc-hools such as Madras. When Heppner is traveling, look at all of the people that are from Heppner. The fans are Just gTeat This year we have won both on the field and in stands. The Team of Heppner High would like to teank you. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hamilton of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Burweil i FEESHMEN of Long Beach. CalX Great Greg Davidson Jones Luanne Kellv Sherry Kemp Barbara McCarl Tami Meador Richard Wadholm ips there. While staying in Sweden, I , Dear Editors: heard teat Sharon from Albany.) FriendshiD ain't tut hakin" Oregon had picked up a little .hands and savin' "Howdy do", of my dialect She spent the, FriendshiD erios a fp1Ws heart first one and a half month upland warms him through and in my home district. The first ' throuzh. of August I met the Americans,! And don't I know? and teen one week on tee coun-' During mv recent sieee tshall try camp in the South of Nor-' I call it?) didn't I find this way. Then they spoke Norweg-iout? Old and dear friends far lan rather good. It was almost; and wide sent cards and let 60 4-H members taking part in iters. And my beloved relatives, the camp in the best weather: Phil and Hazel Mahoney, wrote we couio. wisn. My woncing-ais-j and came to see me twice; let trict had the largest group. 110 iters from mv sisters. Kathleen from here. iMahoneV Mathpr. and Pafriria tv i grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. -Jt . r . w 1 , n Missl, Mrs. J. D. Hamilton of Durant Miss aad Mrs. Inez Leathers of Minneapolis, Minn. Tttesdoy Nit Owls Team W Ed Dick 24 Fiesta Bow! 22 No. 6 19 MiLadie 15 Cal's Cafe 14 No. 5 14 High Ind. Game Helen Young, 168; High Ind. Series- Helen Young. 450; High Team Game MiLadiea, 596; High Team Series Ed Dick, 170L TRAIL RIDERS MEET Tne lone Trail Riders met at the lone School Cafetorium. We eWted new officers: President Lauretta Piennlng; vice presi dent Dawn Peterson; secretary treasurer, Melanie Ball; news reporter, Rene Flack. New mem bers are Dvbra Palmer, Debbie Patten. We discussed plana for the future. Christine Lindstrom nd Melanie Ball led the pledg- e have 10 members. Rene Flack, reporter The last seven weeks my dis trict here have had the pleas ure to host the Oregon-IFYE. She is ending her third family nere, and at the same time the last family during her stay in Norway. She is such a good ambassador, and we all love her. The seven weeks have been as some seconds, Sharon will end her stay here with a soccer-match in Oslo tomorrow. My hometeam will play against an Oslo team in the Norwegian cup. The winner will be able to play the finaL Tm sure that I will meet kits of friends from home on the field. If my home- club win. I for sure will go to Oslo again for the finaL During the summer I have had lots to do in the district visiting clubs. I spent one week with my family after the Conlerence in Sweden. Here nd now, I have lust started the faint in the clubs. Everyone have their "autumn-fair", and I spend one afternoon in each club Judging the projects. In the evening they have the clubs have program for the people in the community. In a month we will have the beginning of the winter. Now we have a fine autumn. The leavtreas have their autumn color on. Last time I saw it was In Indiana. The end of the paper soon!! In order to much with a few words and very earlv: HaoDv Halloween. Happy Thanksgiv ing. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and as the !at Happy Valentines Day. Aiy oei greetings irom me and my family. Please do keep In touch with Sarpsborg. PS. Sharon, a very Norwegian Mahoney Beaver, in California. And I even had a birthday Dmge here with cards, a birth day cake, plant and an orchid Who could ask more? I walk outside twice a day lor several blocks. Sincerely Josephine Mahoney Baker ri. Anabel Allison and Mary White, formerly of Heppner are staunch Mends. They called on me every Friday evening and brought roe home. Bormans Here Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Borman of lakima were in Heppner on business Thursday. Mrs. Bor man likes her new Job with Penneys at Yakima. She said it is like learning a foreign language going into the bigger store and to learn the Washing ton Sales Tax. They get their Gazette-Times Thursday. RIVERSIDE MXITTJS Cafeteria menus for Riverside Junior-Senior High School for the week of Nov. 16-20 are as follows: Monday Pizza, buttered corn. pic-kled beets and pudding. Tuesday Bologna sandwich es. buttered green beans, cheese slices and cobbler. Wednesday Fish sticks with tartar sauce, buttered peas, corn bread and fruit Thursday Chiliburgers, cot tage cheese, pickles and Jell-O. Friday Thanksgiving dinner. Milk is served with all meals. FOODS CLUB LEADERS By BIRDWE TOTJ.TS Home Extension Aide All 4 H Foods Club leaders are reminded by Birdine Tullis, Home Extension Aide of train ing by Lynn Breese, Union County Extension Agent at the Lexington School on Nov. 18, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wheeler and Gilliam County leaders will also attend. Plan to be present to get many helpful ideas for fun and learning in foods clubs. Bring a sack lunch. Kristi Hag-uewood Andrew Johnson Charma Marquardt Luke Padberg Wendy Phegley Robanai Riddle 3.40 3.80 3.40 3.80 3.60 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.80 3.60 3.33 3.66 3.33 3.66 3.50 3.33 3.50 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Terwilli- gar of Prineville were here last week to visit her maher, Mrs. Ola Buggies. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Euggles before they left for vacation in Arizona. Note From Lucille Parrish Lucille Parrish writes from Seattle that she likes it fine but after 50 years in Morrow Coun ty it is an adjustment! Along with her new home she also has a new daughter-in-law. The young couple flew to Reno for a short honeymoon. The new bride, the former Jean Hoffman, has attended the Uni versity three years and was a Lt In the Army Nurses' Corps in japan. She mentions her sadness at the passing of Dr. McMurdo and recalled that the first time he took care of her was at Hard man when she was only eight years oia. Dohertys Host Scottish Visitors Scottish brogue was heard at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doherty of lone when Alex Hastie and his sister-in-law, Mamie of Edinboroueh. acouana paid a six day visit Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bradshaw of Albany, Mrs. Dohertys par ents accompanied the Hasties to lone. The Hasties were a 1956 IFYE Host Family to Mrs. Doherty's sister, Marilyn Bradshaw. Mar ilyn who is currently teaching in Oakland, Calif returned to Scotland to visit the Hasties af ter her initial visit The Hasties have been to the United States visiting her family twice, the last time was two years ago. The Dohertys took them on a tour of Pendleton and to the Morrow Produce Company at Boardman as Mr. Hastie is a semi-retired farmer and was in terested in the local potato operation. COMMUNITY BILLBOARD School Lunch Menus Presented Through Courtesy of Heppner Branch Long Range Planning Human Resource Sub-Committee Meeting Dates Job Opportunities Nov. 17, 8:00 p.m. Kennedy Home in Board man Foods Nutrition Nov. 17. 8:00 p.m. Black Home in Boardman Senior Adults Nov. 18, 1:30 pjn. Vera Rietmann Home in lone Family Stability Dec. 1, 1:30 pjn. Lexington School House, Lexington Housing Dec. 3, 7:30 p.m. First National Bank Conf. Room, Heppner Youth Dec. 9, 1:30 p.m. Gilliam k Bis bee Conf. Room. Heppner uiairmen or All Sub-Committees Dec. 11, 1:30 p.m. Gilliam Bisbee Conf Room, Heppner Other Committee Scheduled to Meet: Nov. 23, 7:30 p.m. Dorm at the Crops Production k Marketing- Fairgrounds. HeDrner Education Committee Nov. 16. 7:30 pm. lone School lone Anyone interested in the subjects currently being studied by each committee is invited to sit in on the meetines and present their ideas and suggestions. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or OJtlGOM Beppoar elementary and High Schools SCHOOL, HOT LUNCH MENU Monday, Nov. 16 Salisbury- steak, mashed potatoes, lettuce wedge, fresh fruit rolls, butter milk Tuesday, Nov. 17 Macaroni and cheese, spinach, carrot and celery sticks, apricot cobbler, rolls, butter, milk. Wednesday, Nov. 18 Chili beans, vegetable salad, cake. fruit rolls, butter, milk. Thursday, Nov. 19 Roast tur key, dressing, mashed potatoes. gravy, peas, red JeU-O fruit sal ad, Dixie cups, rolls, butter, lol ly, cranberry sauce, relish plate, milk. Friday, Nov. 20 Soup, pea nut butter sandwiches, vegeta ble salad, fresh fruit cooky, milk. NOV. 12 Morrow co. Wheat League dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m. lone Legion Hall NOV. 12 Rock and Mineral Cluh Rock Cutting and Polishing viusses lYJ P.m. McMurtry Building NOV. 13 Rhea Creek Grange Potluck aupper. b:30 n.m. Election of Officers NOV. 14 Degree of Honor Thanksgiv ing Dinner Members and Friends i tpiacopai thurch, 6:30 p.m. NOV. 14 Uiris JLeacue Pant Pai t.nn , Wi i.w lu:0o p.m. at High School Cafetorium Bridge and Tlnochle Prizes and Refreshments SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY C A. RUGGLES Insurance Agency P. a Box 247 PH. 478-9623 If no answer call Ray Boyre, 676 5384 Rppet
