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Boardman Club Aids Hospital By MART LEE MAItLOW BOAKD.MAN Th Boardman Harden Club met at the home of Mrs. Leo Root Monday night. R..U call was anwercd by nam ing a fall bl'Ktming native American flvr- In th absence rf both the pre-ddent Mrs. Roy Hall, anil the vice-president. Mrs. WalttT Hayes. Mr, limit ua In charge f lh. meeting. Hie cpcned wltli a devotional, reading 'The World Is Mine." The club ftircKhod favors for the I'matill.i Hospital to be giv- Oil t patient un Halloween. Mrs. Rollln Bishop read "Th T . u.k-gh iiijj of Mrs. Frank M cerpl.s from th the Trees." ii low re:nl ex "Oregon News- I l-.-r." Prizes were won in a game M Mrs. M-irliw and Mr. Rail h Garwood. Mrs Walter Wyss re ceived the iixr pri'. The next meeting will be at the horn cof Mrs. Bishop Nov. 15 at 8 p.m., with Mrs. Wyss a sis ing. W;ich Wig? "Which Wig" was the subject ur.der discussion at the recent meet ins of the Home Extension I nit at the home of Mrs. Cliub Warren. Mrs. Arthur Allen and Mrs. Rupe Kennedy were the I'art-M-s. Mrs. Gene Trumbull pave a demonstration on comb iff and Myling a wig. Mv-re were .-everal different types of wigs shown, and the grbup was till the difference i v human hair wigs and syn thetic ones. Als the difference in, h;;nd tied and those machine ; cU'ed. During the bu a collection was ti "Pennies Fr 'How to Vote" dness meeting taken to send Friendship." ' will be the subject for Ing which the November meet will be held at the Warren home the lXth at 10 a.m. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Donald Baker were tentatively appoint ed leaders of the lesson and are to at'end a leaders training ses sion at Heppner Oct. 26. Those attending the meeting are to br.ing sandwiches or a sack lunch and fruit for a salad. Greenfield Women Active There were four tables of pi nochle in play at the card par ty; held Tuesday at the Green field Grange hall, sponsored by t.'ip Women's Activity Commit tf of the grange. Mrs. Bernard D)nivan was hostess. Hieh Drize was won hu Mr Whiter Hayes and low went to 13 seed dealer, is being devel Mrs.. I. M. Docken. Mrs. RuDeloncd as a 411 Educational Ccn Kennedy and Hazel Carnenter received the traveling Dinochle1 prizes; Word has-been received here of; the death of Mrs. Goldie Campbell in Baker Oct. 11, Fun eral services were held Oct. 14, kith burial in Mt. Hope" Ceme tery in Baker. Mrs. Campbell, who was a resident here some 23; years ago, was a sister of Mrs. Pearl Rupee, who died in Baker Sept. 30. Dedication PsrponM The reunion for oldtimers and the dedication of the new city park which was to be held Oct. 23 has been postponed un til spring, and will probably be held May 1. Mrs. Leo Root accompanied her sister, Mrs. Max Deweese of. Grandview, Wash., to Corval lis the past week where they will visit relatives for a week. Irene Jones and daughter Carolyn Day of Vancouver, Wn., were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen. Riverside Sports The JV football team of Riv erside High School will go to Umapine for a game Nov. 1. The Girls volleyball team will go to Echo for a game Nov. 2 at 3:30 p.m. and will host Hepp ner here Nov. 3. i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker and son Ron went to La Grande Saturday to attend Homecoming at Eastern Oregon College. i Heppner Soroptimists are still busy with extra special events connected with the golden anni versary of their federation. Wed nesday night a carfull drove to Pendleton to join with the Pen dleton Soroptimist Club in a buffet supper honoring their district secretary Mrs. Dorothy Berry. Saturday some of the members will attend an area' workshop in Baker which will end their month of commemor ation. CO' ELECTRIC Motor Bewlndlaa I INDUSTRIAL - COMMTRClAi FARM AND HOME ' ... , , J i muil ,ra THE NORTHWEST BANJO BAND will entertain in Portland Fri day at the Sccttbh Rite Tempi for their member and Mason "id ladies. The band ha been active since its organization in 1969 and has entertained at many functions in the Northwest. A member from lone is Charles Davidson. Roy Quackenbush is a termer musician of the band and Vern Mills of La Grand is the ether member from Eastern Oregon. Croup plans an ap Doa ranee at Hermlston In tb picture above, on left Irrigon Notes 4-H Achievement By FRANCES ROSE WILSON IRRIGON North Morrow Ounty 4-H clubs celebrated he completion of the past year's work with awards and recognit ion for outstanding achieve ment. At the end of the mect- 1 irg they enrolled in the various 4-H clubs of their choice, for I .he coming year. The evening was off to a good i start with a ham dinner, pre pared by Francine Evans and other 4-H leaders. Parents hr night salads and desserts. I lete Ricvhards, 4-H livestock j 1 ador. introduced State Exten- ion Director of 411 Clubs, Ken j Meier of Salem. He commend I ed the parents on the clean cut appearance of their children I and s-howed colored slides of the newly acquired property i near Salem. The property for merly owned by Ivan Stewart, ter. I Don Stangel, Extension Don Stangel, Extension Agent from Heppner, introduced 4-H leaders and presented awards. Karen Richards will receive a medal as outstanding 4-H mem ber in Agriculture, Robert Rich ards an award for swine show manship, Pamela Schmeder who received championship in. inter mediate baking contest at the State Fair as well as County, received a check from the Ore ion Wrheat Commission. Cynthia .Matthews was recognized for winning first prize at Morrow County Fair and second prize at State fair in 4-H foods. Erin Evans received reserve cham pion, junior division, on her completed record book. Pins were awarded to mem bers in years 1-3-5 of 4-H club I work; The pins have been do nated by the U. S. National Bank, through the 4-H. founda tion. It was stated that 60 of Morrow County students were enrolled in 4-H clubs. Dennis Bobbins Studies Dennis Robins of Irrigon com pleted his training in Boot Camp at the Naval Base in San Diego, Calif, on Oct. 29. He has been the Educational Petty Officer for his Company. After a leave at home with his mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. Lqe With erspoon, he will return to San Diego for training at an Elec tronic Technical School in the i;uclear field. The Rev. and Mrs. Russel Em erson of Portland were guest j ELECTRICAL WIRING Industrial - Commercial - Residential Trouble Shooting - Appliance Service FREE ESTIMATES CALL 989-8543 RI-C0 UC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 3tlice-Sbop at Former Grain Grower Office njton Ore Bos 393 near future. Mr. Davidson is in speakers at the Assembly of God Women's Missionary Coun cil Rally, held in Heppner at the Assembly of God Church for women of the Blue Mountain Section, Tuesday, Oct. 18. The Emersons have been ap pointed missionaries to Korea and will be in charge of a Christian Serviceman's Center in Seoul. They recently returned from a world tour and showed colored slides of Korea, India, Hong Kong and the Philippines. Wom en aHended from Hermiston. Ir rigon, Spray, lone, Heppner and Stanfield. Tammy Snyder is attending Oregon College of Education at Monmouth, in her second year. She is taking a course in Music Education. Tammy was at home the past weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snyder. Travelers Return Mr. and Mrs. Jim Strong and family have returned to Irrigon from Michigan and are renting a house from Mr. and Mrs. Lee Witherspoon. Mrs. Strong is a sister of Jean Acock. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore have returned from Mountain Home, Ark., where they have been since early August. Her brother, Ron nie Hensley traveled with them. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rodgers, Buddy and Paula, of Cheney visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C has. Wilson on Friday. Riverside Menu Lunch Cafeteria menus for Riverside Junior-Senior High School for the week of Nov. 1-5 are as follows! Monday Fish sticks, Tartar sauce, French bread, carrots and peas, and pears. Tuesday Chili beans, green salad, corn bread and fluffed Jell O. Wednesday Pizza, cole slaw and ice cream bars. Thursday Tomato soup, peanut butter sandwiches, tuna fish sandwiches and cheese cake. Friday Beef stew, cheese sticks, gingerbread and whipped cream and orange juice. Milk is served with all meals. Visiting Mrs. f. E. Craber over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Holdaway of Scappoose; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Connor, Port land. Bud grew up in Morrow County. The Connors were over night guests of the Dallas Cra- bers. The Holdaways spent Satur day at the Darrel Harris's. ELECTRIC BOWLING Xoffe Kup XeaUr Team W L No. 4 15 9 No. 6 U 10 No. 3 II 10 No. 2 12 12 No. 1 11 13 No. 5 6 18 lllfih Ind. Came Iris Camp bell. 201; High Ind. Serif InetU Cantin. 5H: High Team Gamp No. 4. 622; High Team Series No. 1, ltliu. lone Library Mr. Van Hubbard, lone. ec rotary nf the lone Library Hoard and a member of the Topic flub lias contributed the fol lowing book review. IVarl S. Buck's novel of India, "Mandala". content around a modern princely family of the New India. She explores the mysticism that pervade every day life there. Extrasensory per ception, reincarnation, and spir its are very real concerns of the Maharana Prime Jagat and his family. Prince Jagat is tne virile do cendant of a warrior eiple. For the first 40 years of his life, he has boon content to ex pend his passion on tiger hunts. Political events strip him of his titles and most of his wealth, but not of his sense of respon sibility to the local villagers. As the novel opens, he is em barking upon a scheme to turn an opulent hut ghost -ridden lake palace into a luxury ho tel for foreign tourists. When news reaches him that his only son, Jai, has been kill ed by the Chinese in a border skirmish, his life changes ev en more. Convinced that Jai's spirit lives, Jagat's wife, Moti, will not rest until he sets off to find their son. The journey Is a fateful one, for it involves Jagat with a beautiful and mys terious young American woman. The fatal attraction between East and West, man's search for completion, and the awesome- ness or lime alfect all the characters in "Mandala." 4-H KOOKY COOKS On Thursday, the 21st, we had our first meeting, we met at Mrs. M. L. Allyn's house. Then we voted on chairman, sec. and treas. Our new officers are: Sharon MeCarl, chairman; Sher ee Marquardt, secretary; and Betty Fae.Xireen as reporter. Then we decided what our groups' name should be. We voted on Kooky Cooks. Mrs. Al lyn also told us that Anita Da-1 vidson would be the Jr. leader. Then the meeting was ad journed. Our next meeting will be, on Thursday, the 4th of Nov., at Mrs. Allyn's. Betty Fat Green, reporter Craig Cutting is having a va cation from Reed College this week. Seems Reed students work so hard that they earn a break before October ends. Crnie is ' intmlxrari In lea t lu 1 A a singing with the Reed Choir. His major study is history. Craig and his mother accompanied Rev. Cutting to Portland on Tuesday where he is undergoing surgery on his hand,. Farley Motor Co. Franchisee) For Ford Motor Division A FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE MADE LATER! PARTS Bonafide Fleet Operators. Accounts honored. Parts inventory being ordered. CREDIT POLICY Rising cost of parts and high interest rates prevent us from carrying accounts. Terms Cash, BankAmericard or Contracts net due 10th. No unpaid accounts increased after the 15th. 1 service charge on all past due accounts. LEASING POLICY Ford Motor Credit Company has a good leasing program on approved credit. Please contact us for details. LTD ON DISPLAY - MORE FORDS COMING FARLEY MOTOR CO. HEPPNER Public Notices IN THE COOWTT COURT Or THE STATE Or OREGON FOR THE CODNTT OF MORROW IN Till." MATTER OF THE HKITNKIt WATr'R CONTROL DISTRICT. ORDER There coming on for hearing on tvtober 6. 1971. the petition of landowner requesting the foim.tiion of a water control dis trict under the authority of C'li. .V3. OltS, and it now appearing to the County Court that a pet ition for the formation of uch water control district was filed on August . r.til. wit ii tne County Clerk of Morrow Coun ty, tate of Oregon, and that ouch petition was In pro)er fotm, wa duly certified, and wa accompanied by a good and sufficient undertaking, which undertaking on Mid day was approved by the Court; and it further apMarlng that on ald September I. 1971. the Court herein made its order fixing a time and place for a first hear ing on said iH-titlon. and direct ed the County Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon, to give notice of Miih hearing by publication as required by law, and it fur ther apixviring that such notice duly was given and published In the form and for the time required by law, and proof of such notice and publication thereof herein has been made and filed; and it further ap pearing that at the time and place fixed for such first hear ing, no jM-rsons appeared to ob ject to the formation of such district or the proposed ' bound -aiies thereof; and it further ap pearing to the County Court that all lands included within the boundaries of the proposed district are anil will he bene fited by the creation of such district and the construction, op eration and maintenance of drainage, flood water control and irrigation works by such district, and which will prevent damage to end destruction of life, and property by floods, and will improve the lands for ag ricultural purposes, and will improve the general health, welfare and safety of the resi dents of said district and the public at large; and the Coun ty Court now being advised ful ly in the premises; IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED: That the County Court of Mor row County, Oregon, will hold Mrs. George Zenger and her granddaughter, Debbie Zenger of Pendleton spent Monday Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charley Heard. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Piersol were overnight guests at , the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Don and Donna Mai lory, Sunday night. Superstitchers 4-H Sewing Club elected Lea White presi dent; Sherri Wilson, -vice presi dent; Cindy Martin, secretary treasurer; Donna Palmer, re corder; Debra Palmer, enter tainment. There are eight mem bers. Mrs. Ralph Crum and Mrs. Robert Montgomery are co-leaders. ' Darlene Keeler of Seattle spent the long weekend here with--her friend, Audrey Jones. They made their first trip to Wallowa Lake. j riin UJ liJ HEFFNER. (ORE.). GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Oct. 2. ItTI 3 a final hearing upon the petit ion for the formation of the Heppner Water Control DWtrlct on the 24th day of November. 1971. at th hour of 10.00 o' clock a.m.. In the County Court room of the Morrow County Courthouse, at Heppner. Morrow County, lo-;on, and that if on or before auch lime of hearing a written request for an flec tion signed by the owner of more than twenty percent tSO'i of the acreage within the bona darle of the dii.tr let a here inafter described, ha not been filed with the County (ourt. the County Court will enter U or der creating a water control dis trict under the authority of Chapter 5.U ORS. to lie known a the Heppner Water Control District and the boundarie of which district shall ho: Reginiilng at the Northwest corner of Section 21. Township 2 South. Range 20 EWM; thence South along the West section line of Section 21. 2 mid 33 of Township 2 South, Range 2t EWM; thence South along the West oction line of Sections 4, 9, 16 and 21 to' the Southwest corner of S4e tion 21. Township 3 South, Range 2ti EWM; thence East erly along the South section line of Sections 21, 22 and 23 to the Southeast corner of Sec tion 23. Township 3 South. Range 2t EWM; thence South along the West section line of Section 23, Township 3 South. Range 2(J EWM, to the Southwest corner of Section 23. Township 3 South, Range 2ti EWM: thence Easterly along the South section line of Section 23, Township 3 South, Range 2 EWM; thence' Easterly along the South sec- be. published In the Heppner tion line of Section 30. Town- Gazette-Times newspaper, print ship 3 South. Range 27 EWM.Vd and published at Heppner. to the Southeast corner of n Morrow County, Oregon, once Section 30, Township 3 South, ' we,.K fr four consecutive and Range 27 EWM; thence South along the West section line of Section 32, Township 3 South. Range 27 EWM; thence South along the West section line of Sections 5 and 8, Township 4 South. Range 27 EWM, to the Southwest corner of Section 8. Township 4 South, Range 27 EWM; thence East along the South Section line of Sec tions 8, 9 and 10, Township 4 South, Range 27 EWM; thence Northerly along the East section line of Sections 10 and 3, Township 4 South, Range 27 EWM; thence North erly along the East section line of Sections 34 and 27, Township 3 South, Range 27 EWM; to the Northeast corn er of Section 27, Township 3 South, Range 27, EWM; thence Easterly along the South section line of Sections! 23 and 24, Township 3 South; Range 27 EWM; thence East erly along the South section line of Sections 19, 20, 21 and 22, Township 3 South, Range' 28 EWM, to the Southeast cor-1 HERMISTON LIVESTOCK AUCTION. INC. Sale every Saturday 12:30 p.m. sharp Carson Vehrs Emmett Rogers 567-6644 567-5139 Bill Bowden Sale Yard 567-5082 567-3149 mm ner of Section 22, Twn.hi 3 SuuOi. Rani: l-i EWM; thenct Northeily along the Kant section lute of Section 22, 15 and 10. Townhi 3 South. Range 2 KWM. to Ilia Northeast corner f Section lit. Township 3 South. Rant!" 24 EWM; thence Wesleily along the North section line of Sec tion 10. Township 3 South. Range 2H KWM; to the Noith west coiner of Siiiion 10. Township 3 South. Range 2S KWM; thence Northeily along the East section liiu of S.-C lion 4. Town-hip 3 South. Range 2 KWM; thence Noith erly along the East section line of Section 33. Township 2 South. Range 2H KWM. to the NorthoaM corner of Sec tion 31. Township 2 South. Range 2 KWM; thence West oily along the North aection line of Set!on 33, Township 2 South. Range 2X EWM. to the Northwest corner f Sec tion 33. Township 2 South. Range 2H KWM, thence North erly along the Kast Ncction line of Section 29 and 20. Township 2 South, Range 2H KWM, to the Northeast cornr of Section 20. Township 2 South, Range 28 KWM; thence Westerly along the North sec- ; tion line of Sections 20 and 19, Township 2 South. Range 2S EWM; thence Westerly along the North section lines of Section 21. 23. 22, 21. 20 and 19. Township 2 South, Range 27 KWM; thence West ' erly along the North section line of Stations 24. 23. 22 and 21. Tow nship 2 South, Range 20 KWM, to the point of begin ning. Morrow County, Oregon. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this Order shall successive weeks, commencing with the 28th day of October. 1971. DONE and DATED the Cth day of October, 1971. COUNTY COURT OF MORROW COUNTY, OREGON By ,'s Paul W. Jones County Judge By Homer W. Hughes County Commissioner By si Walter Hayes , County Commissioner 43 44-45-4GC MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Free Estimate i i Call Gene Orwlclc 889-8586 ,. or Condon 394-2293 Agents for United Van Lin Deal er PH. 676-9116 Indict on 276-TTP
