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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1971)
g UZtTHZM GAZETTE TIMES. TanrxlaT. Tmbrwxrr iX ltTI Public Invited fo Sunday Dinner at Lexington Grange LEXINGTON The Lexing ton Grange's committee on Women Activities met Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Norman Nelson to make plans for a Buffet Dinner to be hold Sunday. Feb. 23. from 1 to 3 pm. at the Grange HaU. ThU U the annual fund raising proj ect for the Grange with the pro ceeds to go to the Building Im provement Fund. The menu In cludes Swedish meatball, chick en and a choice of salads and desserts. The committee in charge of the dinner Is Mrs. Ed Hunt. Mrs. C C. Jones and Mrs. Norman Nebon. Tha rrrmin also made artific ial arrangements to be used by the Grange. Those present for the meeting were Mrs. Fred Nel son, Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and Carl. Mrs. Florence McMillan. Mrs. Jones. Mm. Hunt and Mrs. j CAPTAIN DAVID BECKHAM receive the Bronae Star for mentor- Miu i.inrf.i Druck of Beaver- j ious serrice while serrinsr to Vietnam. ton visited over the weekend at ; the Bub Davidson home. Miss . D.rLLnm Receives Bronze Star if .....Y ; If, i V I . f - P '7 1 'fs'. ''J -J i v- ll Spray News Bowlinq NeWS PRAY The Spray H cook- SPRAY The Snrav 4 H cook ine class met Monday, Jan. 27, at 4.00 pm. at the home or our cti Kup Kglert 1 officer. We left the name of, the cluh the aume n lt year, 7 Baker' S". Our leader handed ! f J . out our hook and n.imf pamph-1 ? g lets to rad. We also made plana . for the future meetinp. ! J 3 Kristl FUher, reporter, ' j h ,nJ Game Laura Rich . . .t iro- iiich Ind. Seriea rurene and nernaaine ,-h Team L-,n, th..r .ndehildrenlThyllU Cole. 4S3; Hlfih Team " " ' " ; . . Game No, s. w.; ms" Brian and Tenny Sue Splvey of oricsN(X 15.10. Kinma last week while their," mother. Connie Lee Splvey, sub ctitiitori in th Fossil school. Elma s medk-al attention Feb. 8. ! K?rua Mrs. Leona WeLse has spent voU the last two month doctoring jjjrav in Hermlston. She has been rtJumbi Basin staying wnn ner oroiners ura Thursday Nit. Lodiet W L 8 4 7 5 ily, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brirt. . c " JSS; Hif;h Ind Leona Is improving and plan-1 j. ,', Coe 501 ; High Team 6 6 4H 7H 3 9 Phyllis ned to come home Feb. 13 with Mrs. Marie Britt. ' Mrs. Louise Britt Mr. and Mrs. , Game Elma's, SS9; High Team Series Toyota, 2514. High Team Series Hlckey Doodles. 1622. Unowaket Team Skreamera 73 Tlck-ups No-names Monkeva High Ind. Game Rob Eck man. 151: High Ind. Series Jim Boyee. 419; High Team Game Monkeys, 438; High Team Series No-names, 1261. W 46 39 34 17 Plan to have a FREE diabetes check at Heppner, March 8 or in lone and Boardman. March 9 soonsored by the Extension Homemakors Advisory Council and the County Health Dept. Land Banks Lower Interest Rate Spokane The new loan rate fod Federal Land Bank borrow era was reduced to 714 percent, efectlve March 1, announced Fred A. Knutsen, president of The Federal Land Bank of Spo kane. Prior to thU action the rate was S percent The new rate was approved by the Board of Directors of The Federal Land Bank of Spokane. This reduction will also affect the interest rate on over $121 million of Variable Rate loans wlrtten at 8 percent which will be billed at 7 percent and those Variable Rate loans writ ten at 8 percent will be billed at the rate of 7V4 percent from March 1. Publications available from the March of Dimes Profession i vernation Program are used as tenchlng materials in schools throughout the country. Druck was enroute home irom Hawaii where she had visited with Herbert Davidson who was there for his It t 1 Mr. and Mrs. Vern Viall spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. Alma Viall at Grandview, Wn. j Ami-lfi;i Cluh met at the ent were Mrs. Bob uaviuson, Mrs. Elden Padoerg, Mrs. Del bert Piper, Mrs. Gene Cole Mrs. O. W. Cutsforth, Mrs. Roy Mar tin, Mrs. Bob Lovgren and the hostess. Prizes were won by Mrs. Padberg hi and Mrs. Cole low. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Messen ger of Portland visited his par ents Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Messen- eer. Sr. over tne wecKena. A Coos Bay soldier has been awarded the Bronze Star for mertorious service while assign ed with Headquarters of the II Field Force in Vietnam. Receiving the award was Cap- . .... . ,. ..... rimnhn f;nn navin d. Mi'Knara. -1. fun non'.e i mis. on Wednesday night. Those pres- -f Mr. ard Mrs. Dow Beckham. . , r-io. i.icf.n 'its-i Vnrth 14lh Street. Coos Bav. Captain Beckham, a 1961 grad uate of Marshfield High School, has served as personnel man agement officer with II Field Force since last June. He entered the Army in 1967 affr receiving a bachelor of sci ence degree in busine.ss admin istration from the University of Oregon. Before coming to viet- r: - r .... cstn nf MP nurrt I ant.'lin K. ' K F. A VT .IS Si d - nltK Itldlljuaiui, u"tt w - and Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt vis- tioned with the 32nd Army Air tted his parents Mr. and Mrs. Defense Command at Kaiserlau Bill B. Marquardt over the tern, Germany, weekend from his school at Captain Beckham's wife, Cher Pullman. t 1. is presently living in Mon- Mrs. Cleo VanWinkle was mouth, where she is attending taken to Pioneer Memorial Hos- Graduate School at OCE on a pital on Sunday evening. 1 Fellowship for the study of the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Kllnger Multiple Handicapped. Her mas and sons are visiting his par- ( ters w ill be in Special Education ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kllng- with emphasis on the trainable er and her parents, Mr. ana retarded cnua. lasi term sne made a 4.00. Mie U me aaugn- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Mor : rlson of lone. I Captain Beckham will receive his discharge on March 15. The I Beckhams expect to spend the 1 summer in Morrow County and Mr. Beckham will enter W illam ette Law School this falL He graduated from Oregon State and received his masters in Bus iness Technology from the Un iversity of Oregon. Mrs. John Ledbetter. MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Fre Estimates Call Gen Orwick 989-8588 or Condon 384-2292 Agents for United Van Line. The Spray Town team defeat ed Condon Town team 109-90 Sunday afternoon, Feb. 14. lone Heors of Death Of Mrs. Bud Lundell In California j unox;ected death of Mrs. Betty Lundell Monday morning at her( home in Piedmont, taui. as tsei ty Bair. she was married to Dale iBmHi T unriVll son of the late Oscar and Mary Lundell of lone, and Cecil in Oakland, Calit on I Jan. 5. 1941. She is survived by her husband, one son, Edward and two daughters, Judy and Lisa. Concluding services will be held Feb. 25, at the Truman Mortuary in Oakland. Final Came The Junior High finished their basketball season by playing Heppner at lone Feb. 18. The Heppner team won by a score of 33 to 32. Points by the lone players were Paul Peterson 11. Tom dates 8. Joe Peterson 6. Charlie McElligort 5, Tom Ham- lett 2. The second string w as also de feated by Heppner 31 to 15. New books added to the lone Public Library are: Calico Pal ace by Gwen Bristow, is a story of 1M3 California Gold Rush, The Best of Families by Ellen Berlin, is an historical novel of early American families written by the wife of Irving Berlin, The Shivering Sands by Victoria Holt Is a mystery' novel Coming Events lone at Riverside reo. 0. W L; 24 8 20 12 IS 14 17 15 11 2l! i 8 21; Edward Tilley went to Bend & SuBd flight Mixed Doubles Slav u mem reo. 1. mm 1 Lata P.ritt. Mr. Tilley and Mrs. Patsy Tehm Keimig drove to Portland for a Hfmna.Hoath medical appointment. They re-1 fjjn.Dk-k turned to Bend Feb. 4. Mrs. Till- xincaid-Barnett ey stayed and cared for her , padN r5.petn john crandchildren who are both in Munkers.Milis school. After stayinc all night; Griffith. Feb. 4 in Bond, the Tilleys and .mav Mrs. Britt returned to Spray. Hiph Ind Game C Pettyjohn, Paul and Edith Billings of ,191, a. Padberg, 218; High Ind. Milton-Freewater visited friends c,ricsC7 Pettyjohn 479, A. Pad in Spray. Feb. 9. Edith works 547; High Team Game in a nursing home in Milton-' paQberg, Pettyjohn, 862; High Freewater. "Team Series Padberg, Petty Mrs. J. Petit and Mrs. Win- j john. 23S4'. nie Demrjsev went to John Day i Feb. 1L i High School Drop-outs Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Chapman, Team w spent two weeks visiting in Pil- Rocky Mt Oysters 10li ot Rock, Oakridge, Eugene. Sa- Hickey Doodles 7 UnrttanH rollar Du-ellers 4 111 . --- The Assembly of God Church of Spray wishes to thank each one for their food and money donations that helped make our bake sale Saturday a success. L m 5 8 9'i wicrh ind name Dan Arm strong, 208; High Ind. Series Dan Armstrong, 504; High Team Series Hickey Doodles, ta, The Impossibles mm aero AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned and Operated By PAUL N. HANSEN Available for Application of Herbicides and Liquid Fertilizer to Grain Crops. John Lane Apt. N.o 2 Ph. 676-9932 or 676-9294 1 1 - I . - 1 The Mount Vernon Bears beat the Spray Eagles 55-54 in a bas ketball game Saturday evening, Feb. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spivey and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson went to The Dalles Saturday, Feb. 13 to shop. 16 OZ. TUMBLER WITH PURCHASE OF 8 OR MORE GALLONS OF GASOLINE AVAILABLE AT JERRY'S SHELL SERVICE, HEPPNER, ORE. BOB DRAKE'S, IONE, ORE. RUSSELL'S SHELL, BOARDMAN, ORE. tSHELLi 9 oui Pettyjohn Company Your Shell Oil and Chemical Distributor Phone 422-7254 lone, Oregon Less Heat M ore Comfort The graph below developed by Mr. Earl C. Thorn, Meteoroligist of the U. S. Weather Bureau indicates that the amount of heat required for comfort is direct ly related to the relative humidity of the air. 0Q HO ,86 ' to I M0 v 20 kl Li !! M U 11 SO Local experimenting has shown that in many cases a pan of water at even a low heat creates more comfort than a higher thermostat setting. Higher Humidity Can Be Less Expensive Than Higher Temperature We Suggest You Try It olumbia iassn Electric Co-op 'Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties' Telephone 676-9146
