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t Her tntiL (out ). CAirnx-TiMti. tw4t. ii. im Boardman Council Makes Agreement BOA RDM AN The Itoardmsn M.ji.I fir Uuijit! met Miih the c ny OmjimH Ttday night and tim-ied Into an agreement wluirt v i rlly will hu the hrw rural fire truck anl ptoUte mnjHtT f-ir it. In oilu-r action at the nwi i lug. announrefrsent Mai made- of the I-eague t.f Oiftfun conv?n- It, XI ) m ii-. III I'.irll.llld NV. II ii ,!.iy.r Iiewey Wet, Jr.. who l a rnemUt-r of the c uiivr- tv.unl. will le eh.timtan ti( Hie .null mifii mei-un-,! on Un it;! !i The imlillr lnMrinji on tin Niniiifi4iiiv ,ui .r the Jt v t ,..ri-tnt ttf lloafilinnti will ! hold t the rity hall Nov. 17 at 111. sllifl lilV'l kt .If latl IMV inj the kIJ ci if ('0111111111.1 Ave inn' N'iv, S, l.njiior liii-iw ui'ii jirovi'l lor ihi IimIi!i cuv i;.--.l.itir.iul. the Hn-Mii' l'o-.( f.if. Tin- K.. imi'1 R-l,iur.ilit mill Wll.t M.itiWMin'ii Taw-m. dU2hiff In law, Mr Tlw l..i.ll.- AM SiKK-ty .f II it.lin.in rniniiiunity CliurHi mi U'cihicfil.iv alii i noon al tin home .f Mis. ( hub Warren. Mr, l.i-( Ir.tol w,is in rh.ir,:e of (tie f!i-otioii.'il liiiur, t.ikmi :h Iter Mihj.it 'Pi.iIm'." Tlii ciimp .nnz 'I.VxIve La Again." Poll call w;is unsAi-r.-d l.y Kilns' ver-s from tin- l!ille. rli liproiH's u-re lurni'd in ready to Im givm to I In G.hhI .V1m.1r1t.1n Nursliii" Home in llern-.Mon. A li-M.-r wan read from M.ir gery Benedul. missionary in Afne.t. Also 11 liliT from the Arctic Missions in Al.iska. A h.ix Is Ih'Iiiu parked to send li Alaska. Flection of uflio-rs will ln held at thf next meeting I . 1. Place will Im announced Li ter. Pinochl Results There were five tables of pi- iioihl' in il;iy at the rani par ly liehl Tuesday at (he Creen lield Crane hnll, .sponsored by the Women s Activity Commute of the giant;.-. Mrs. Hill Il,tt was hostess. High. n. was won ly Col.li wiM-iiern. ami secoiul high went lo Jessie H. infield. Both are from Arlington. Mis. Il.ulfieM an. Ilael Carpenter received III traveling pinochle prizes. ami Mi. Sieve Calif L n1 other it.ii tirn Mit. Hence. Vuy ami Mark, all if rt4i4, who wrre tvir the we-kcnJ Mm, Bill Califf visltej h.-r all w-k Bridal 3 hewer Mi. Jim Butkd ati.l Mi,. oii Nclsnii werw ii-teie fiir 4 hi rial nh'twer at lite Ot-ir Broiler Ul wvek In lienor of Mm Frnk Hutke. cjtmo h-l rinviitl; tntm ("lermatiy, whi-t h un liKllietl Then vn 11 pie'itt Judy Mit he won the piue tn ii eanie She and Mrv Anne! Murjj.in -lle( Itonoiee oM-niii2 her gift Mr. anl Mm. Tom Tvol of C1.111N l'n vveje uveimht Ht l4l vve'k at tli holism Mt. Tyvol tou,itv, Pj,l r and Mt. .Neil Kiitj Mr and Mn Onille IVkejt of An. hot .!,: Al.isk.1. visit. m Kii.lay and Sit unl.iy nl the K1114 home Othei 1 visitors were Mm, King' cou I in-. Mr. and Mm. 1. A to) litis. I'astor Kin' mother. Mrs l.en.i Kln, all .f n clturg Mr- MiiR remained here f..r a Ion vNH. and'fcMnf. prfwnli-4 hfr with ll.twrt. Ilef wa sipve a csck. rimTSk-. who wrtw ail wn.t, ami iheir trurH wrw Ceoitsia lliiitort and Tuny liarn hiM. Ka'hy It) an and Jerty Ha rail, and Linda rlern knn and It'in IUkr. i:tverilt won the i;ain 40- 31 fftday evening a daiM-e wai held with music luininlied by the Fern Valley of Walla Walla. Wash, th.iperuiies wer Mr. and Mis Harold Uaker. Mr. and Mrs. lieit Hill. Let.-r lroux and 1 1111 iteii'ii.v;. i Menus for l!i v ei i.le Junior. 01 S'iHor lliijh Scleiol for the week if Nov n I 'J ate us follows: Monday Jlamliutk'er, giavy mashed jK!.ittj-s, hutteretl far its .11. d mm. lies. Tues.I.iy IMVIola. felety sli.ks. M'ir nnd rotlage ches lil.lt aif! finiwnles. Wednesday INtitsi lurkey and ilrevsin,:. mashed txitaliMti land gi ivy. cani!ed hve,-t ila t.Kvs. cran'terry s.ui-, gron ( iiis and dessert. I Thur.sdav Sauerkraut and " ! wieners, hnttered Im-us and np The junior one class at Hoard man Community Church Sunday M'liooi was the winner in the recently held Hltemlanee contest ri.sner.s m meir, and wen treated to a fmrty last Friday niglif at the cliurch by the nth er classes. In charge were Mm ivell Kutu, Martha King, ami Su.san and Linda Ball. Then were 1 1 present. The Wests Return Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West, Jr., have returned . home from a 17 day trip through Nevada, Utah Arizona, Mexico and California. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker of Salem accompanied them. They went first to Itcno, Virginia City and Zion National Taik, then through Death Valley, and vis ited Scully's Castle, Hoover Dam find on to Las Vcas where they saw the Jimmy Dean show. They also saw the Grand Canyon, then went to Flagstaff, Phoenix and Yuma. From there they went to Mexieuli, Mexico, and hack to Calexii'o, Calif,, San Di ego, and visited San Juan Cap istrano and Disneyland, and trom there home. Several In Hospitals Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Christ iansen of Spokane, Wash., vis ited the past week at the home of Mrs. Christiansen's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. V.I don Shannon. Mrs, Waller Hayes entered the Pendleton Community Ilos pital last Wednesday where she had eye surgery Thursday. Her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ana iwrs. Ted Putnam of Port land are at the Hayes home while she is hospitalized. Kvurett Stiucknieier had ma jor surgery nt The Dalles Gen eral Hospital last Monday. mis. m. i. wveson was a pa ttern in the Kadloe Hospital in Jvicniand, Wash., last week. mis. van tticKiauner was in tlie Good Shepherd Hospital in Ilermlston three days last week. Mrs. Ralph Karwood. Shirley 4t..uihi ami son urian, and Mr. find Mrs. Don Downey all wont to Arlington Sunday' to attend the j..th anniversary celebration of Mrs. Earwood's brother and sister-ln law, Mr. and Mrs. Ru dolph Steinke. Accompanying them were Mrs. Karwood' son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Califf and their son MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Fiee Estimates Call Gene Orwtck 989-858 or Condon 384-2292 Agents for United Van Line. Mrs. Mm- McCowmii and dm Rhter Michelle of S.il-ni visited several (lays List w.n-k at the home of her parents, Mr an,l Mrs. Llvin KIv. J Mis. i:..y Mn low f lmii was a Sunday visit. r at u,,. home of her M.i.-r in law, M. Hank .Mailow. Riverside's Homecoming Joiil Chrlsil.insen. Ilivei.side High Schixd .senior, was crown. ed HomiHsirT;ins (Jueeii Friday at the Riverside Weston foot trill game. She was crowned by Bill Acock, prejiident of the Letter man s Club Rick Paul lie t'i.s... 'rlisit crisp Friday l.'Vlled meat and peanut buii.-r .sandwit lies, loma Iocs, il. salad and apple s.i'ice. Milk js .s.'ived with all meals Tuberculosis Symposium for nure., physicians, hospital per sonnel and other Interested will bo held Nov. 11 at St. Anthony Hospital. Treatment Is changing for this disease. In 1970 the average length of stay In tin Oregon University State Tuber culosis Hospital was J12 on 198 admissions. lone Adds More New Books lYnelope'a Zoo Robert Leigh James is a new bok al tht lene I'ublie Library. .N'o woman really liked IVn rlo.w Benton, but Wat made litile dilfereme to her. As Ihe reig.nng tioiteiu of Washington society, they had l csmffilil with Iter iMiorw-r or later and that was quite enough. IVnt-loit was atlractive. .harming, and 1.1 ill in her rar ly thirties. The Sunday evening salon she held for a sde1 group f the most iiowerful men In politics made lr both a eonfi dunie and a participant in the ii.ner circle of government, lli-r ndicaie.l m-wspniH-r column Vne,.iM''s Zoo11 and her rela tionship with her publisher. Marcus Haywood, rrealed both public and private fumr and gave her the means . either excite or suppress as she chose. Things never Just happened to Viieo From the day he arrived in Washington as a twenty ear -old college girl, she! rum ioi lowed success wiih an unerring Instinct which awed and unnerved cynical Washing Ionian accustomed to profe sioiwil social (limbers. eneoe was n phenomenon whom no '.lie seemed able to outguess or hi 1 maneuver, but her final sue cess was even lo surprise her. Irrigon's Christmas Irea Donaied The Heppner I00F Lodge re ntly hosted a pancake sup per. lsitors Wayne Van Horn Albert Nelson, George Dunn and Gordon Dunn brought over the traveling gavel from Fossil to present at the lodge meeting that followed. They had recclv- d it the week before from Mad ras. John Sumner gave his account of his I'tiiled Nations trip be fore the lodge. r ntAxcES bosc wiuon jrtrtlGON A 16 f.t fir tree was donated lo Ihe City by Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Murker this week, and has been transplanted to the Christmas tree . nation on the highway at Kill St The Lion's club il.ts.rotes the tree ai.d futnihe treats for ttuld rm of the t-ornmuruty earh Christma time. Previous at lempw lo plant a live tree at this l.x ation have not been sue. cessful. Boioor Nov. 11-12 13 The Ladies Aid of Ihe Com munity Baptist 1 hurdi, met on Thursday, Nov. 4, to make plans for the bfuaar they will have on Nov. 11 12 13 at Knighten's Stand in lirigon. Carla Leightoti was a patieni at the Good Shephetd Hospital for 2 wi-ek. After i-onvaleM-ing at home for a week she plans to spend a week with her sis ter, Mrs. Roscoe Owk in Port land. Home from Vietnam T. Sgt. Kenneth Taylor, pres cntly stationed at Cam Ranh Hay. Vietnam, was able to visit his family here this week. He He was enroutc to Kelly Air Force Base, Texas for training He eects to return to Vietnam for a short pert'!, then will he stationed in Tucson, Ariz., permanently, and his family will Join him there. Thursday, !& Roasi turkey and dressing, fluffed potatoes, gravy, candied wee potatoes, cranberry salad, pumpkin cu tsrtl with wrtipred cream Friday. 19 Hamburger and macaroni. ttage cheese salad. appletaucs, spii rake cobbler with topping. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Irrigon Man Runs Oceon-Going Barge Irrigon Menu, Nov. 15-19 Monday. 13 Ravlolas, pickled beets, fluffed potatoes, prunes, MilckcrdoodlcR, Tuesday, 16 Chicken and noodles, green beans, egg cus tard, pears. Wednesday, 17 White beans. buttered carrots, carrot and rais in salad, peaches. Captain Dale Hum of Irrigon. rcvjved a call Saturday to take the new ocean guim: wheat barge, Hi "3 12" umbia River from its first trip, for Pacific Inland Navigation. The 3 12 barge U pushed by The Sioux, a 110 bad tug boat. and can haul C..VK) ton of wheat. The barge went through the lock at Mc Nary Dam Monday, Nov. 1. It destination up river, was Cent ral Ferry on the Snake River. A steady run is being planned to Lm Angeles and to Honolulu, and will bypass striking long shoremen. This should help re lieve the surplus wheat storaee prouiem In the nrro. The 312 foot barge is CA feet wide and draws II foot of wa ter. It has been converted to a wheat barge from a sand barge that was used to rebuild Interstate Highway 5, between San Joaquin valley and Stock ton. Calif. Arthur K. Dahh-ll and A, Irena Da Lull to Jimmy J. Rogers and Judy Roger. LoU 7, S, 9. 11 Block 4 T. W, Ayera 4th Addit ion lo Heppner Richard Sherer and Marga K. Sherer to Ray H. Ilclmblgner and Ruth lleimbigner. KS Bik HI Will Addition to City of lone John L. IIjiuu and Mildred M. Ilanna M Larry A. Anderson Lot 11 Block it vt Mt, Veinorvs Addition to Heppner. Frank V. Turner t An.ib.-I Allison. All Lot 9 P.Uk -) Mt up the Col- Vernon Addition t. Heppner. Portland on. v..n,jiti E n,.i. ant Mar- gan-t R, Thorie to Th'ma V Hilling and Carol J. Hilling lo Carol Aloen. Tract in Ki cor ner See. 16 Tp 4 NR 2V IVlaware Company t J.h I. Doherty Shep Ranch Inc. Tracts In Tirwnship 2 SR 29; Township 2 SR 30; Township 3 Sit 30, William E. Nelson and Eltin M. Nelson lo Jack Leon McFa.l den. Lot 2 of Re plat Lt 1 Bl . k 2 North Boardman. Ernest C. McCabe and Mary Jean McCabe to Leon Elmer Ball and Eugenia E. Bill. Tract tn Lot 11 Block 2 P. Looney's Addition to Heppner. Si-ott Van Court 10 Walter Wys. and Olga M. Wyss. Parcel In Sees. 17 Tp 4 NR 25. Gazette-Times want ads pay. mm. mm Truck durability! Truck chassis! Truck power! Truck reliability! ' r US' Want a pickup truck! Get the one that has truck built parts! The only '' one. Than choose from truck-built engines higher-powered engines from standard six up to blfl V-392. Truck-built options Include power steering, automatic transmission, all-wheel drive, air conditioning and stereo. Name your needs. Name your deal. Call us nowl New, more powerful standard engine Double-wall Bonus Load Boxes Truck-built front disc brakes now optional Rear-wheel anti-skid brake systems (optional) New ventilating systems Biggest choice of rear axle ratings in the industry INTERNATIONAL 72 KEEPS IT HAPPENING I Breeding Service Monuments &uJUn ETERNAL MARKERS Service-beef and dairy 'bronze .qranitb American Breeders 'installations 'VAflta Representative Cmury Orv Uarkra Joe Yocom SWEENEY UxphK,989 8i7n MORTUARY Servirg lone. Heppner and Lexington City Council H""""f e7t-3 Optometrist Heppner City Council "m'rr" Dr- E. K. Schoffitz Citizens havlns matters for OPTOMETRIST discussion .Please present Nm t0 Hote, Heppner them to City Recorder one week prior to regular meft- Entrance CouncrilbrlnR befre Telephone 676-94G5 ' Ph. 676-9613 : Physicians-Surgeons Exterminating Service Dobyns Pest Control Dr- L D- Tibb,es do ir.ot Vv OSTEOPATHIC feminaUon Physician & Surueon irmlt Control 1st National Bank Bid. I CaTt'le Ky a,1n Ph- 676 9210 Off. 676-961S Foggine J?hTn Je?t!L Dr- Wallace H. Wolff Ph. lone 422-7180 . . ; M.D. Floor Covering, 0fflce Hours. 10 t0 12, 2 to 5:30 Heatina Mcm- Tues- Wed- and Frl 1 to 5:30 Thursday . . r n r-i - fh- 676-9253 Res. 676-9620 M&R Floor Covering and Heating Co. Recreation Williams Furnaoea Complete In- w w . w j. Linoleum e Carpeting Oil Burner Service Free Estimated All Guaranteed Ph. 876-9418 Refrigeration Domestic and Commercial Work Heppner Funeral Home We still have a few 1971 Model pickups on hand Sweeney Funeral Home Pre-arranRements Distant Removals Serving lone, Heppner and Lexington Licensed Funeral Directors Heppner Ph. 676-9600 EKSTROM TRAILER SALES Nomad Travel Trailers Week-N-Der Body Campers Caveman Travel Trailers & Body Campers Excell Travel Trailers Trailer Parts & Accessories lone, Ph. 422-7305 or 422-7289 Insurance BE SURE AND MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE NOVEMBER 20 WATCH NEXT WEEK'S EDITION FOR DETAILS Tain wwQvuews INC. in LIU Your Friendly Local Cooperative Lexington, Oregon NEW PHONE 989-8221 Fire, Casualty, Life and Health OPS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. John Gochnauer Agent Pendleton Office Heppner Agent 276-2732 676-5S62 Title Insurance Morrow County Abstract Gr Title Co, TITLE Office in Ph. INSURANCE Peters Building 676-9912 Watch Repair Ruggles - Boyce INSURANCE AGENCY Ph. 676-9625 Box 247 Heppner. Oregon Ray Boyce Ph. 676-5364 Turner, Van Marter and Bryant GENERAL INSURANCE Ph. 676-9113 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Fast, Fair Friendly Service Call evenings JACK WRIGHT, 676-9447 Peterson's Jewelers Latest Jewelry & Gift Goods Watches, Clocks, Diamonds Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Heppner, Oregon Ph. 676-9200 Wholesalers-Mfgs. MORROW COUNTY CREAMERY "Pride of Oregon Brands" . . . PKG. ICE-BUTTER-ICE CRBAJI Dud Tash, Products Specialist Clay Phillips, Salesman William Lee Cox, Sales Mgr. FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE lil Call 676-9244 tvftatewrlnth 1 world vout
