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Newspaper Page TextKZrorTS GXXETTV-TXZX. Tndar. ix in GAZETTE-TIMES Th Erzcrer Oaa eatabCshed Marei 31 LW3. T1. f?cc".e T.rres esta tufted Novem&er tar:. Ger.sk..i'd Feijr-Aary 15. ir.2. MEM2E23 Of SATK'AL. 51? A?2 A2T A.0 GZZry.S 5r3eS?AfZ2 PU2IXSHZ23 AiiX CHAKJZ CCX07ZT ffTJtlO. feasors 4 hfiUOot ARNOLD RAVMGIO. RZOCTE PAoCAi Ptar.t Forrr.aa LirttrTs Gcera:.- A-TJT TGN'EY MATT WASST News Apprentice Circulation Tywwrn Evry Tianday M Entered at fee Pott OCx at Eeeccer. Owa faRSf U - ,J. as Second CU- Minn. Offr Hou.-v 9 am. to Macday thmrt Friday: nr.tll immi Saturday. 9 Christmas A Day That Endures hfz:r.r.rt hav cr,rr. op with sock ir.terest.r.g tOc grourui or. Chr.sr.a.t customs that add depth and rr.ar::r.f to th ir.ot EKWd ef ail holidays. Many h-V.vr.a.-s be Lve that Ch.-jf.-r.Aj may ta- had it or.g..-ji in ancient (.?. and Rr.rr.an festrvtr. to cfcarv th tr.idw.sfr cha.-.g cf Th m cf gerer-ery at Ou-yit.-r.Ji aio grew oust r.t a,-cr.f Greek and Eoman custom. Th eihrat.-. ef Or.r.n began in the third eer.njry tut u net officially sane-f.r.-.d nr.t.I a crr.tj.rj later whn Pep J.;iiua I othor.2ed an iao!T;?txn to deterrr.:.-. Ch..st's probas tirta dat, fch W to th selection cf December 25. On thai date. In 25.3 A. D, th Feast cf th Xarivfy was Cr taenl is Eirrj. G:-r Cirjiwaa etutccEji erlflr-af4 in many laada or th or.tu 7.? trarf.tiwI nit. tra.icfc bfan w.th t.u a.-.c-r.t Draili, who tlr?d Cus platU ta4 te pvr w ir.-'VVHly ctsr diaa aM ecKtsract pnaorj. Tj (iwror- St 2-,r...'a.- lenwl&i th pa;jrj to kim i.r tr in th.r hrr. ta fr.hote ef th CKrjt O.Iid. A lot&-rTuor biafcp cf T:Sci?y. Sa j:t SxLhtA&i waa tre real L? p-Joot rf Saa fa CUi. . AM -, fh tirlt fo. Aa the gra Jay ir.r. as4 rr.il L-rr.br 25 ppfck.. rr.ilicji C1 prpa.-e trt Cfc.-t.T.as w-itJi a t deep feeil.-.? c irt.f-i and fh.jr.k..:.-ij It is trj etaaifta, cr tra.iJr. aivl c cfe-v-vi-n? thit taa w.thal th tst of t, 1ib ho at-tr-.jt to tar JftB7i all atarjdada by fei btxat: I-.'W kai- Vi txA. had th terrr.ty to bum th OirjtT.a. tre. TO THE EDITOR. . lf..-n. ?it F:nr ;r, ar feir- f CiTJT ct ?.? tJ a.-il T:3 J rv a-M:; .t. jo ecr.tMt pv ; ja !nwrrs- C P.'T..- f &; Xtu-OU" pr:ptrt Bii!it. t Ti g-yrr.te aa fa!tl ; ;r-.-.jrrs t7'-- to fti-; a.-r Sji f-i.li-t w.ta. fjtsrrj h:h .vn Si:t xc'.-ts thrf i-r ; f tia .t haj Sal la rest ya.T, ! a-l wt-.i-Si n-.nr f;a? arir i r.tT to t Vfa-aJ ?jal s- faa !Rufv f :r :. ftur.f th a.i.a ta nf.;r.. , s: st f-s to ujr f .r.'-t 'A l ! to j m-t VtrCall f-a.1 l.r ecrwil - i Th ahv..at VfcOU put i .a b; f.3r puhle K t rx.i - th ra:t iha.t ; to tbrAsZ yi, f cili i.-ra. j th a --..-. r prc5r-y ras aJ ' real pa? f .r ci- jti. a.-d I h i-. er.v.&. MtTj rA w had hr.fri h ttr.rr.rrjtrA a j rr prrr.taf ef rafi ai4, v a.- crta-.: ' wrri iv.t th pa- t4 fcji t ii-r.y 'i:r j?.-.-h r.Vsi ia it f..-..-.j. Th -.b ef all p-.j-le who prvl irate, f er.ir.'y. ar.4 W-al fa f.&i feaa! bctr xr.'rrJi7 i.tir-i.t. W -.'..'A wnf th r:-':f r.i 04i? I2iljfyn w.rh tir rfrr.rr:- rr.-la-r-. I w dnr.t tHf thrri hw th-.-.y .- iir.-t O.NE LMnHf l LA IS I..NOI l.ll CHUCK WAGON Koiol jooM cad yui truly . a.d aa bow th hotline ba-h f a wnr.4 th othr B.ht waa cct a b.t conducive to p. rtrr Pa'rr.-r looked hfiilt b prf. .v.-.r.j; tir pry.r.?. rhn fr;..-? m.i r. thy do it nr.tkjr. Or war to L--7i tat ai j for putlr -hx.U r.-jht fc to caapw fir 'h prst. A w.tw.B cX tfirfy ef cuy &t show- ? c f J tr.it th rr.rr-!:rT -l.r, ! a.ci Farisy rrr J us that E2.Tjr Lves in h banana 'Don't Tread On Me' F.".m th b?.hr..r. cf th Uo:td SutL tr1 k- j afrr. th v-r.:v ct th r.i-.n and at th ir.'-vi iai pr,4-i apftt: r.i ar.d fcar.rf;rji that hW priafcr, fcna huTr.aa ad a.-.jr-ai. at ty. L".ry acrysol thUi kawv ? h-i kr.or, th p-i.t Cat th iscll cf Aara r.rrJn kae Hayd i.i fMt t trjcr. th ta;t at -rJe K-51 to th ri cf Vf.-a.Ts. Th T:r.i to whS a r-atlcn rr7 ha-- to dp-r.rf un r.'.7f- y sx. ct f-'ea.Trj can be .n in lraL Mr Jac Wrr. fecrj5rj?7 Ci?ato cf th West Pact M x-i,T and a j toor cf j?al boUu on rr.Xtary tis?iry. haj wr-.tren cf th currer.t t.-a--a.i cf bra!, whicii h eaiU "A 'atn of Ard Caizera." K sayt, " . . . Jr df.ccit in Ural today to d-s-tmfiah bfttwuen th lailitary apparatus and t.h civilrs-in-arrr In ar a;aa of fcrael, evry ir.dHidoal muat ear , ry ht prvoal weapon fcim at all t:rr.4. Al.-hot evry ttrgfe nsan and many cf th wrr.n ia brael can ire at la. o wea-KOT aieqjately. Mr. WeHr WTtrsd a achocl pkmic at whicfi teacher carried icbrriactir pir. ar.d the boji had r:f5 ck by as they munched thir hirr-hes. It ia dlfrctiit tor a U. S. cxtixn to believe that ar.y r.a ticn cxmlA b redtjeed to iycti extremetiea. E'jt, ai Mr. Well er ccrxrl'Jdes. al'hcujh keavily ovtnambered by hostile Arab. "... the fc:a!. are l.kery to larvive fcaus a natkfti in arrrJ iJ hard to dtroy." Even in this nuclear age. the right cf firearm wr.ership by respw-sible citsara and that means tte great body cf Amrtcarss rive mear.ir.? to those hU toric wwis, "Don't Tread On Me," fcr.prir.ted on the famed rattiesnak flag of th American Ccmdaer.tal Army cf 1776. Crime Costs Are Too High Ptrmissherjsa coats money. That fact ia made brutally clear In figures released by Kr. 3. Edgar Hower. director of th Federal Bureau of Investigation. Mr. Hoover reports. e compum about Riga taxes, but last year crime enst ev ery man, woman and child in t.h United States $122, or a Kaggenr.g estimated total of 120 billion. Perhaps this fig ure could become more meaningful if we realize that lot every $1 sper.t on education, crime cfjsts, $1 45; and for every SI which went to churches of the nation, $13 went to crime." Violent acts against persons and property are an oflere again&t every citizen. Whether h Is a victim or merely a taxpayer, h rr.ui help foot the bill. He has a direct stake in th law and order twrae, Th Public Sarvt Company of Colorado gives us a lew f.gures that bring bom th immensity cf a billion, in the days cf high f;nanc. "A billion ore dollar bJls laid end to end would encircle th earth nearly tour tim . . . Th pro pelier of an airplane travtlir.f yj rnJes per hour wvuld Vara a t.llk tirr.-i if the plar wocld cruts continuously 24 hours m day Vx nearly rt years." CCESiXA. &. D, GLOBE: "One hears considerable these days abrut ta ttiurm. To th prvn who talks reform it ma.'3 that h hflpes sorrrfwv els will pay raore tare so b may pay le. We, th ptcpl. have long sine passed th stage where reform w-Jl do ar.y gcod. The reform wfU only mean t'jtTrX mqu.iie. What wo-M help. wouH be tax redjtion. Thj ts po.b but not probatl. Ts or.ly way there could be tai redactjon would be to have th diherer.t gTver-T.mer.tt quit thrwir.g nxnty away. That is tvA Lkely to happen. Tz many pcple get the checks. Of coars sgtp oee fca. to put in the rr.-ory. but why thir.k about it? It's easy to rob Peier to pay Paul 5ATCHEZ. OSS, TjTMOCKXT: Pirprty ownership rights are a great bulwark against destruction of American sonety. They are, as more than or err. iner.t hrjst hat noted, the most fundaroeriUl of an civil rights. We need or.ly to look about es to rw?e what pride ia ownership accomplish. We know that gwernmert cf rjlf creates no wealth . . . Every ether human right rests on th foundation ston of the right to own property and be BrwJjrrurbed la its possession . . . Without it no man is a f.- mas." ..:arr t.-.?r i:.ji.r.z w- trr.- ( th f.r ar "?-i!i 4n, Tbm Wsyae Karks Eonch at -r-aha had a rre Ar.yus calf tchered i-r.r.z the re sesv.n. .-.erff there reaArred the fcers were un ; ryn.l wirh eiir. d.dn't want fto go h.rrs rr -t ba.-d. ThiUs spos a jrjiivr? r.roi:-lm as l.rf ft A in mf-.d fis psr-oi. , - ied fee rrxee r.i1;r.. r ;-4- ' -; Coun- i ryar tr.i be d r.rs par. a r.nce vr t th uui Xr- ejrT xt -vear la to th arr.r-.-.-.-T cce t-r-.r? an eye They too. wr a tLe" gers. i rfAW! hid rr . : P-hijC cf.:c-ais do ct a-rr Srcs were last Friday "v.; to or lerers. v. shxii It t:-rr: kry.w whit w ti-.-.jc a ry.;t how our rv.ryy as to be ipert- a.rxerefy. Mrs. L. E. Evcic Services were lat Friday rt St Marya Car.-xLc Church ir. Fer.dietcn for The ls:e Tor.y Vey. ' 75. a well known rar.rh-r on E.er Crc Ke hid bu.lt a ! t:g rawft w-.th sub-stantial j ; prcper-y m itju. .Morrow, 'j.-ar.t and inion tc-uhf js. He was a weU kr-c-a n rcpr in To, th TAirr- t-' JSdJtOB . KCUWl-UO IOr I wonder if th members t.-es- i Br-r-' '- er.t at Uit Mor-da- Chamber Mr. Vey was or. cf Eastern meeting have ziven much ; Oregcn's bst kKsn cattle ar.d t.Vxight to Irvin Mann's reply! -P 'II WSJ impressed to the q mention. If tr.t Farm Bur- s our memory that he was a eaa's proposed CoMtittioaal genuine believer in hard work. amendment should carrv and ! And trocf of ihis is the f.ne k-hl support should be remov- j b ? rarch that he left) ed from property tax. what would b the result? Bt-p. ! Konow County bos its saare Mann's reply was It would be of good lock. Cftsr warm con the death of Education in Ore-! gratulatiorss to Dennis Stefani, e0- a football star at the ripe old N'ow. to my way c thinking age of S: As you kaow, Dennis what he said was "since all won first place for his division property taxes must in the end during the Punt. Pass A Kick come from Income. All property competition in San Francisco at taxpayers must pay a great the 4'ers game last Sunday. oeai more than their fasr share; of income tajtes". Is that an unfair deduction? Respectfully yours, BOWLING Vn-Awaks Team W L 75 Pickups 21 11 Skreamers 19 13 No-names 14 18 Monkeys 10 22 High Ind. Came Allen Bur- School Dlilrlct Calendar of Erents MKMtft HHI mm iih(Iii-!!", 7.-y Ailinliiulipl"l (in.HiiK- li'J"'" A'M'miy ii.'mIIhk-IMUi i'l AMI Ji lli(tli HI I'll i l AHI'iKlon I mm.I, Mil I'll-I II-h si lllll , J. lliiili Mlii'l.'Ml llily KifillfiK WW un inii i hum lilt UK nl UiiiMlllln, 'J Vi. un iiii't i itiaiifiiii llll-lciim Ml ( ontli'M it. IHiili IUI - I'.tio il Cndift, J .Vi U, Aniiiinl Muff imt'lliiH-KIIM, I W It). ( IiIioImim ( OIKI'll llll.'i till - form at AIIiomm fill Wiaht.iMkM Ml HUM, fl.M 10. Nrtll..ltl AW'".l'ly-ltl'". 2 Kr.h IHI-Jului lny l 17, t'liilklinna I'MUjiom At II, 7:JJ FKA iiutIIiik- HUM Jr. Illcli lUI-IIIIM l llonnuilon, 5:30 ir. Illifli lill-lliiilllla 1.1 low, 2 " Ki.wli lill HUM lit Condon, 6:00 IH, Jr. IHi:li Cluli inwlinu HUH IUI Allirnn nl HUM Ittl ltl: nl AiIImkI"". 2:00 llull.liiy Tournniiiciit lonn at Fho ll.illitny Tonrim nii'rit Ion t f:ho ChiMinim Tuiirniiimtnt IIH3 at Condon 10. Ml HUM nl Arllniilon llull.liiy Tuiirnami'iil Ino at tno ChilNtiim TouniHini'iit HUM at Condon 21. Chrlntmna I'niKrmn Imie, n:00 ChrlNtmna l'ni:rni UK, 7:30 22. Fhwh HII HUM l RUM, 0:00 ShiMl dlatnlHaed 1:30 29. ClirlKlmna Tournnmi-nt WIS at LmatUla Jr. JIlKh Iin lit HermlKton 1 :00 Iill John Dny ot HUM 30, ChrlHtmnN Tournnmcnt WIS at Umatilla Services in Roseburg For William Mess kenbinc, 158; Hlh Ind. Sfrli-s Mike Mills, 434; Hlh Team Game Ski-earners, 406; Wen Team Scries No-nnmes, 1276. Sunday Night Mixed Doubles (Late) Tram HannaHcath Munkera Mills Kincald-Barnett Pffdberg-Pettyjohn Esrgstrom-Schwarzln CiLmanGrlffith- Keithley High Ind. Garner R. Munkers, 190, P. Kincaid, 189; High Ind Series R. Massey, 513, P. Kin caid, 488; High Team Game Munkers-Mills, 788; High Team Series Munkers-Mills, 2301. W L 36 18 32 20 30 - 22 23 23 18 34 11 41 Thursday Nite Ladies O. W. Cuufcffth Coming Cvenls Our warm cor. zratuiations to Mrs. Ecy W. Lir.dstrom who won i test last week in Portland! These two fir folks help put j lone on the map, by golly. I Team Kinzua Elrr.a's , Toyota Columbia Murray's Euegles W 32 28 22M 16 16 L 16 19 20 25 31 32 High Ind. Game Betty Rood 1S9; High Ind. Series Floss Watkins, 495; High Team Game Kinzua, 932; High Team Series Kinzua, 2594. Tuesday Nite Owls Team - W L Fiesta Bowl 34 18 Ed Dick 32 20 No. 5 27 25 No. 6 23 29 MXadies 22 30 Cal's Cafe 18 34 High Ind. Game Marie Kir- cher. 201; High Ind. Series Wllllmn Jnmc Mens, 76, died on IX'C. I at rionner wemor- lit 1 Hospital. He was born Feb. 1894 at Bredenbury, Sask., Canada. He was a retired car penter find for the past sever al years had made his home with hi daughter, Mrs. Gene Culsforth, Lexington. In addition to Mrs. Cutsforth, lie Is survived by another dau Khter, Ila Peterson. San Diego, Calif.; fiix sisters, Lizzie Porter, Fort St. John, B. C; Ella Mar- lin, Yorkton, Alberta; Mary Hall, Vancouver, B. C; Netta Laird, Vancouver, B. C; Lyna Broad foot, Guelph, Ontario;. Gladys Hutchison, Saltcoats; . one broth er,. Robert Mess, Saltcoats; and Judge Elected VP Judge Paul Jones was .elected vice president of the Association of Oregon counties annual meet ing in Portland last week. Com missioner Pat McCarthy of Mar ion County was elected presi dent and Commissioner Mel Hawkins of Benton County was elected treasurer. Judge Jones appeared , as-, a strong speaker on the panel "Administrative . Districts. Is there a concensus?" His state ment on that panel appeared in last week s Gazette-Times. Morrow County is well repre sented in governmental officials associations. Sadie Parrish is president of the State of Oregon County Clerks and Joye Ritch is president of Eastern Oregon Assessors Assn. seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday, Dee. 5, at the Cfcapel of the Roses at 2 i pn. ia Eose burg. Interment followed at the Roseburg Memorial Gardens with Sweeney Mortuary, Eepp ner, in care of the arrangements, COMMUNITY BILLBOARD FULL HOUSE AT WHITAKERS Marie Kircher, 510; High Team Game MiLadies, 595; High Team Series No. 5, 1714. It I f I t other, did zdxtn moi theiiproy nonor KOI I LOUS KAXC PIOGIAM PLAjnTDIO COJOCTTZX MZXTVMZ& Dee. 10 Educational Conmirtf win meet Dec. 10 at 4 pa at the Lexington School bcu. Dec 11 Human Resource sub-committee chairmen Will meet 1:30 ptn. at the Corierersce room of the Gilliam-Bisbee Bldg. Dee. 1& Recreation Committee at 7:30 pit, First Jtatkmal Bank Conference room. Dec 22 Crops committee. 7.30 p m. Jan. 8 Consumer Compe'nce Committee, 1 .30 pa. Conference room Gill-am BUbee Bldg, DECEXBEB 10. NFO meeting at Legion Kali at 8 j pm. lone FT A meeting School Board meeting at A. C. Houghton, Irrigon, at 7 JO pm. Mother's Club meeting at the home of Barbara James with Barbara Jessmer as co hortess. Icternatiorl Pot Itick Supper will precede Christmas Wreath making for Senior Citizens. Heppner Home Extension Unit 10.iX am at Norman ,Pans ,urjCh MJrm l.'tz'.i. UiQUR CUitUXe program and potluck laneh eon. Keppner Minimize Tops Oub meeting at 8:CO pm at the Neighborhood Center. 15. Jaycee meeting Chriuaa Church Joint CWP and Vesper Circle lunch at 12:00 pm. 7:30 p.m. Combined Choir practice Christian Church CTH OmsUnas Party for Senior Citizens at 2J pa 15. first ulkicg-machice?" "No. rr.y son. God mad the first talx.r.g-machine, but Edi son made the first one that could be tuirifrd oft" Inniharj at modern art is like tryir.g to read the message in a bowl of alphabet soup. Doat drret as if yon Own the road drive a if yti wti the car! If th folks who detigw wom en's fashions aren't careful they'll work themselves out of a job. The new )et age: breakfast ta in New York, din-1 rser In San Frarx-jsca, and bag- j gage in London. ( Boxer: m fellow with a gift ', U Jab. Detoor: samethiag that length ens your mileape. diminishes f f J your gas and strengthens your j t ocaf '.'jar--. Honor roll for the first 9 weeks for Spray Schools have been reported. High School: Nadine Wood, 3-8; Barbara Adams, 33; Val erie Asher ard Janet Turner, 3.0. Grade School: Elaine Turner ZJS; Sherrill Adams, 3.0. 'Spray High School plays at Prairie City on Saturday. There will be home games at Spray on the 18th with Long Creek and on the 19th with Mitchell) School Lunch Menus Presented Through Courtesy of Heppner Branch 23. UYEXSXSE KX3TTJS ad Mrs, kb Law aav Pom CTn U (rrteadiag All the Collins' Home For Thanksgiving All of the daughters of Mayor and Mrs. BJ1 Collins were borne for TharJc-'g.-virg. They are Lisa who is at home. Patty who teaches at Soap Lake. Wo. Jeanne, who works ia Alameda Cafeteria menu for Riverside Junior-Senior H.gh School for the week of Dec 14-18 are as! was accompanied by Jim Bag follows: aaxd w ho went cn to Portland Monday Pizza, corn, pear -to ris:t after spending Thar.ks- and cheese salad and ice cream, giving day here and daughter Tuesday Tuna wsth nood- Judy, who is mamed and Lves les, tas&ed salad, corn bread and j at Harris burg Judy and her hss- fruit band, Mr. and Mrs. David Tat- Wednesdav Hat doe, ear-- tleben. Davie and Brian have mm urn FIRST NATIONAL SANHI or oazsca Whitaker a Trim- Mr. and Mrs. Hal had what they called ly Thanksgiving". Their guests included family and "fringes'. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landon of Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gribble, Jeff and Julie of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Doug King, Karl and Lori who were weekend guests from Inchelium, Wn. j Mr. and Mrs. John Gochnaueri and family, Mr. and Mrs. David McLeod, Dave and Debby, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gribble and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAllister. all from Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. King, Mrs. Dou? Gribble and Mrs. Gochnauer went to high school and college I In Texas together. 1 DEC. 1112 Jayree Wives Christmas EsaJce Sale at Central Market Friday, 1.00 to 4:00 ojo. Saturday, 10:00 until sold out DEC 12 Movie "I Saw Wlrat Did", 7:30 pjn. Heppner High School $XO0 Adults, 75c Students Sponsored by EES Yearbook Staff DEC 14 Chirstmas Potluck sue per Eastern Star, 6:30 pja. Members and husbands and wives invited DEC 14 lone Lion's Club meetiiie 7:00 pjn. at Bailey's Tavern in lone DEC 19 Rockhounds Christmas Fartv 6:30 pjn. at Thels Cafe in lone SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY :. A. RUGGLES Insurance Agency a Box S47 PH. S7S-9S25 If no answer call Ray Boyce. 676-5384 Save! Eiea Sdaools SCHOOL EOT LUNCH MXjrrj Monday, Dec 14 Beef stew, vegetables, cold tomatoes, pud ding. French bread, butter. rrMx Tuesday, Dec 15 Spanish rice, crapy vegetable salad, fruit Jell-O. cookies, rolls, but ter, milk. Wednesday. Dec IS Barbe cued ham. Mrs. Winkle's rice,! earr and celery stix. fruit crvp. rolls, butler, milk. I Thw-sday. Dec 17 Chili cab- Dial-it-yourself and get a discount on most outof-state calls. j MON TUE V.-ED THU FRI 80 am to 5:00 pm to HdMpm 3 MIN. DAY RATE $15 or Less 3 MIN. EVENING RATE 85 or Less 11:00 pm to :00 am jSATs!r 13 MIN. WEEKEND RATE or 3 MIN. Less 85 I or Less 1 MIN. NIGHT RATE 35of Less Ml Feter ot The panes at s-uncay , saem see Inas the course fas- Thursday Tacos, cottage frrm Hlmcis. honey, cake, fruit, rr "k rJ?JJif:-' :t:;o" eaai rtw ea tfw to tf corar a-itw s-?, cp A.a, vx, IncJuO fax. Just dial r, the Area Code, then the phone number. dinner when Mr. Peters came j cmatmg. j cheese and fruit lettuce, oniora to report on the National meet- j Mx. aad Mrs, Rortnld Eeld and , a-,d Jell O. fr.f cf Episecpal Churcfces ia baby spent Thanksgiving day Friday Christmas dinner. tioutn, Texas lart month. w.th tis mother, Mrs. Euta Eejd. Other guests for TharJtsgivir.g j Friday. Dec ZS Socp bol-j dinner were Mrs. Collins' broth- i ora a-d-ich-. ch- Kx. f 'er-in-law and sister. Mr. ardk-TTix wdr, g---rrt'reid. ap-' M.bt is vrr.ed w :th all meik . Mr. Jack O-t-b cf Pendletori. Pacific Northwest Be 1 1 a joe. ..Jc