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Newspaper Page Textlone lad To Chicago By WINONA ROBERT J ION F. fin k Llnn.-!l wn of ?! ami Mr. rm Linnetl will' ! oi of 27 Hi member from' i ' I'j-on who will l?.ti from. ; mI.iii.I Nov, 'l f ir Ui 3"th: n.nual National I II Conri ; I hii-4ijo. Acitimpan) in.; M ili'.i;.i.in v ;ll Im UtMi.t J hr..in. Un tfon' rnivir.t evl.'ivinn 4 II uih jmh ul.si, and Mr.! d"irU'"n S.iuihuvll. CUi-kanus ' i uim- Kxii'tisioti AiC'tt. TV Oi u ini n will J in ' l ut IWl I II rr.i n.I).'r from' tfr-mctiout iht nation and Puerto l!ti who a tat. roil i in.il, And n .it ion. 1 1 winner.' In 4 II prujifi and activitUvt u prv!.sil by ilu 0)r.nlvt F.x i -lsion s-rvioi. During thir -tay In ChliMco. tin youn o j ! will paiiii'l! at in a swrlt' f tHluo.uioMiil miviin.js and t urs t!. lu Muun of Si.-iu- ami Industry th i' .'M Mu i iiim f Niiural HU r -ry. In Pddltliti t'n-y will at t "u a lofo-rt ty tin? ChiMo : j fi-!'..ii'y. Mr. til.-! Mrt. V.'aiiw Hams ? th proud new p.irnt of .i baby boy him ::: 13 at St. An Itony ll-i-'pital, PeinM-'t-'n. Tli-t IH'W youiv rv.jn's ii.imt? is S'uwn Muhi.-I and wvijjh id 8 lb., 11 I-. Crindpa.-cnt.-i ar W.-tor Hams of Hi'nni t m. d Mr. and Mr. Paul IV ty j hn of loin'. Grc.it jrandpar prits r Mr. and Mr-. Bruce Bothwell of H.-jipniT. Mr. and Mrs. James Hams of Hi.-dman Nor ivtt ilin of Ozark.1 "A POOL SHARKS (from loft). Kathy Xincaid. Arlynda Aldrlch, Ar len Cannon and Yvonn Whit with th cut stick. If 'Ol V w 1 i ir.d Mu. I M-. aid Mrs. Paul Petty J ihn t mk tlu-ir 3 RrandiiiilJrtn t- Lloyd Onter Saturday to Ice ikato. Kim, K.'lly. KrU Potty Jjhn and Jeff and Craijj Hams enjoyed the trip. 1 Pa'v. and Mrs. Bill Arthur. Mr. ?rd Mrs. Lot- Palmer. Mrs. Uid kie Chapol and Mrs. Joel Enijle accompanied the lone l"::ited Church of Christ Hih VhHil Sunday Cla.vs to Lloyd Comer Saturday to ice skate. Those fioing were, Barbara Pal mer, Cassie Chapel. Carol Holtz. Slier! Wilson, Lea White, Hel en Burns, Gail McNary, Terry Taylor, and Sonja Goodrow. .1-, s Koinjr were Frank Engleman and Anita Palmer. Bunchgrass Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Mrs. Berl Akers Nov. 18. Election of offi cers was held. Noble Grand, Mrs. Walter Roberts; Vice Noble Grand, Mrs. Berl Akers; Secre , tary, Mrs., Wallace Matthews; Treasurer, "Mrs. Cleo Drake. j Mrs. Marion Palmer gave a birthday coffee for her daugh : ter-ln-law Mrs. Lee Palmer Nov. ! 17. Those attending were Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Mrs. Dick Sher i er, Mrs. Wayne Hams, Mrs. Clarence Mcintosh, Mrs. Robert Montgomery, Mrs. Clarence Holtz, Mrs. Harold Hotz, Mrs. Ella Burgoyne, Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, Mrs. John Jepsen and Mrs. Clell Rhea. i Willows Grange Meets jT The Willows Grange met Sat urday night. At 6:00 the men served a pancake supper. Elec tion of officers was held. They ' are: Master, Bryce Keene; Over seer, Carl Troodson; Lecturer, Mrs. Willard French; Chaplain, Mrs. Berl Akers; Steward, Will ard French; Secretary, Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen; Treasurer, Mary Lindsay, Gatekeeper, Art Dalzell; Assistant Steward, Lind say incaid; Lady Asistant, Mrs. Lee Palmer; Corps. Wilma Mar tin; Pomona, Mrs. Bob Mont gomery; Flora, Mis. Cleo Chill ers. The Executive Committee are: Marion Palmer. Lewis Hal- vorsen and Floyd Borman. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen returned home Saturday from visiting her son, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hal vorsen and family in La Grande for a few days. The Office Tavern will close for Thanksgiving, Nov. 25. Mr. Del Larue will hold bas ketball practice and lessons ev ery Saturday morning at the high school gym from 10-12 a.m. for boys grades 1-5. They will play at some Junior Var sity halftime basketball games. GAA installation will be held Wednesday, Dec. 1 for all girls grades 9-12 and thei rmothers from 2:30 to 3:30 in the high school cafeteria. Jerry Carney to Speak Thursday, Dec. 2, there will be a National School Assembly at the grade and high school. Jerry Carney will be the speaker. Mr. Duncan of Duncan Stud ios in Baker will be at the lone High School to take winter sports, class and organization pictures and pictures of stu-! dents that were absent when! individual pictures were taken. I H will be there Friday, Dec.j 3. j Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree of' Cecil were in Colfax. Wn.. over the weekend to visit Mrs. Car-; olyn McCabe and family. Mr.' and Mrs. Gelinas of CaldwelL Idaho were visitors there also.. Accompanying their grandpar- j ents home were Kevin, Ashley nd James McCabe and Alisa' Gelinas. TOO, have their Dave McNary. fun at shooting pool. Richard Hamlett BMC Announcement Good News for High Schools C!u MwURLui) ('.nmuiuty Collfg nrxmixvd U riitfhi that H Mill of'" lu tak min cawr rducUn rxit to high u-hooli In t'm-tuiU ami Mor row rooilliiHI tirt foil Bob lUwk, dcaji of pptuvl m U'tM-i-, told thi rlle to4rd uf dirtn-tor thai Miunw umiior o lo now tn-lnjj mnducttHl on h rompua for hik'h trhuul tu- dent will In taken to hih st'hooU In the colleg dutrm if iniiri In ihi? hi j;!i cthonU Jutifie. Two oourwa now U-lna cxn- duili'd on lh BMcV rampus nn Machine Shop and Kltx-trl i city elw-tronlet, wnh 31 IVndla-! ton and riun Rk high m hm.1 mudi-nt enrolll. Another! cnurne, hurN'cy In Automotive M.shanlca. will b off.-rtil hiie htailinc next January, Hawk said. Illfih School In the two xiun- Ilea will be asked what couret hey want the college to con duct, Hawk ald. and Ihe rtil- lege will honor a many of the request at possible. Other new program belnc considered by Ihe college In clude two you-. Axmk i.ite De cree Nurse program, a mental health technology prog ram. nomlc program. Tlie board ap proved tentative plaiia for the programs but withheld final approval pending more detail ed studies regarding costs and the needs of the area. Hawk wai authorized to conduct the studios and report back to the hoard early next year. Truman Bally, director of ad missions, told the board that he college received 12 addi tional grants from the state scholarship commission. The 2. each worth S-00. are In ad ditlon to those alloted last summer. Demonstration By G.E.M. In lone It's Pool Carnation Club Elects, Plans Jim Carr of the Willow Creek Cabinet Shop, in lone, likes to make things. He had quite an area in the back of the store that he wasn't using. Some of the kids asked him . . . "Why don t you put in a pool hall? So he did. He put in three pool tables, an ice cream freezer and pop machine. He keeps adding things. He plans to install an electric oven to cook frozen pizza, sandwiches and other snacks. "The Pool Hall" is open to .both boys, and girls from 3:30 until 9 p.m. every evening. There is a student in charge from 3:30 to 6 and Mrs. Carr after 6 o'clock. Mr. Carr contin ues working in his cabinet rhop, sometimes with the door shut and sometimes open. Kids shoot pool for 25c a game. Occasionally there's an adult who drifts in to play. No rough talk is allowed and he says to the kids, "If you're going to drink, I don't want your money. The Carr children are gone. Jim is in Clackamas Commun ity College. Two daughters at tend high schools in Portland. Janice, a sophomore at Mar-t-'hall was recently voted "Freshman of the Year". Air. Carr is justly proud of his skills and will show off with pride whatever piece of furni ture or cabinet ho is working on. He refinishes old and anti que furniture. You can tell he loves the fine old woods as he rubs his hands over them. ' Go in on a frosty day an you can warm yourself at the pot-bellieed stove that he feeds vith scrajps from his saw. The Riverside Pirates will play basketball at Umatilla Dec. 4' for their first game. Need spare cash? Advertise unused items on the classified cage of The Gazette-Times. Mrs. Ida Farra. Mrs. Lincoln Nash. Mrs. Carl King. Mrs. Clara Gertson. Mrs. Archie Pad berg. Mrs. E. E. Gonty. Mrs. Pete McMurtry. Mrs. June Field, Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mrs. Oma Cox, and Miss Doris Robison were pres ent at the Nov. 17 meeting of the Carnation Club at the home of Mrs. Mary Bryant. Mrs. Cox was co-hostess. Plans were finalized for the Thanksgiving dinner. Helpers in the kitchen were to be Mrs. Nash, Mrs. King and Mrs. Hunt. The dinner was to be served buffet style. Members donated to the Ken Evans benefit flanee. Members with birthdays chose birthday packages. A food sale Is planned for Saturday morning, Dec. 11, starting at 10:00 at the Turner, Van Marter and Bryant office. Marv Brvant. Clara Gertson and Oma Cox will sell. New officers . were elected: President. Eleanor Gonty; vice- president, Marie Steagall, and secretary treasurer, Martha King. Lovely f: 1 FOR HER AT Mi LADIES 1 a - y SKIRTS MATCHING CAPRIS NEW .- PANTS SUITS 'DRESSY' DRESSES For the Holiday Season Other Ideas LINGERIE ROBES GLOVES BABY DOLLS HOSIERY Fine for Gift Her: GOWNS SLIPS BLOUSES HAND BAGS SCARVES BANKAMEBICABP. fcf Choose A Gift Certificate In Any Amount IT. 3 X ft IT. i We Give S & H Green Stamps Mi Ladies Apparel TEL. 676-5561 HEPPNEB -S4H GREEN STAMPS" "IF YOU WANT TO BE BECOMING. BE COMING TO US" Geo. K. MilW may wrll be itu ini iaiw h-itnM In Morrow dainty, at the prewiil lime, in lh lai few month. be has woikeit un hundred ut gem n.me, uMltg the Iteimui Combo, which he will demon tiate at the up coining in.vt lug nf the Moriow (ounty tlem and Mu-erat Society, Saturday Nov. ?7, 7,l pm. id.l librar) Uuililutg. twe ait week a t T Mr, Miller has been a rtxk hound many year, and ha made numeious article of lew dry "d carving. J.tit is hi Uvoitte gem utone. He hat made Meral kitchen knlve. iing planer blade and power naiK .iw biaile. Smie are hl low ground, and aome have jade nan.ne. lltor are alwa wt-l.xme to m-- Die Miller' ct'.l hit ion. Canadian Friends Come to Nikanders for Art Mm. Harold 'f Vancouver. l.ih during wei-kend at Itoger and I.nn B. C., RH-nt titc Veteran' Ia Heppner at tin Mr. and Mrs. Gu N pursuing creative en home of Niknnder doavor. Lynn Koger had previously taken tole painting lessons from Mr. Nikander and again rur- Mied this Interesting craft. Mr. Ibigera tiled her hand at China painting for the first lime and wbrted items to take hack to Canada. It Is Interesting to note that the lingers buy their China from Nikander StuUio both for gifts and x-rsonal use despite the availability of love ly bone China In Canada. HtPFNER. (ORE.). CA2ETTX -TIMES. Thursday. N. JS. IS7I Orer 3000 Carlots Fresh Produce Shipped Oregon hlpej 7i3 nur car lou of freh prduc to ntar ket In Octidier than In Septem ber. Total fchipmenu for tVtoter were 3.1 OS carluta and making up the bulk of the khipment were potatoes, pears, anj onion. ISit.tto fchipment totaled carlots; pear ft.VI carlots and onions M7 carlota. Other produce- lu-cked by the fHti-ia Mate shipping point In-IHH-tlon iM-rx'U'e fur freh mar ket shipments during October Included: Apple. 113 carlots; filberts, K2 carlots; peaches. 2 carlots; brlno cherries. 23 car lots and 1 cartot of mlcelllan- eoua produce. In addition to the fresh pro duce the Inspectors also check ed M2V1 ton of potatoes and 1 t.'iK) ton of pear for proivss- Inc. Pomona Grange Lists Officers Pomona Grange officers were defied at Lexington on Oct. 30. as follows: Master. Barton Clark; Over seer. Bryce Keene; Ixturor, Di:rris Graves; Steward. Berl Ak ers; Assistant Steward, Mason Thorpe; Lady Assistant Stew aril. Frances Smouse: Chanlain Pearl Wright; Treasurer, C. C. Jones; Secretary, Irene Dalzell; Gatekeeper, Art Dalzell; Ceres, Mary Lee Marlow; Pomona, Hazel Carpenter; Flora, Mildred Wright; Executive Committee members. Ken Smouse, Walter Wright, Archie Bechdolt. Boardman News Cafeteria menu for Riverside .'un lor Senior High Sclund for the we -k of Nov. :) IW. 3 are a follows: Monday Fish tartar sauce, later peas, apricot crisp. Tuesday Beef noodles, hot rolls, buttered carrots, banana pudding. Wednesday Potato lunch meat and peanut sandwiches, lemon cake. Thursday Macaroni and hamburger dish, green beans, cheese sticks, fruit. Friday Hot dog toa sties. potato chips, pickles, corn and fruit sticks with tots, butter soup, butter Bacon Packaging Hearing is Dec. 17 So that i-ron t.i diKeieiii 1 1 cation in the i tie will havo an opportunity to present their Idea on turn' bacon oll in Oregon should be packaged the Oregon Department of Asjricul ture will cnnlimii the bacon paikagliijj hearing set for Iih Id at Eugene in Portland. Fri day. Pee. 17. The Eugene hearing U to !, In Harris Hall of the Lane Coun ty Courthouse at 10 am. The Portland hearing U net for 10 a.m. In rm 411 of the State Office Building at 1100 S. W. Fifth Avenue. Regulations being proposal by the Oregon Department of Agriculture would exempt can ned products and that bacon wrapM'd or packaged at the time of purchase. Except for these two exemption the regu lation being proposed would re quire a clear lew of at least one alice of bacon In prepack aged bacon. Packages not meet ing thl stipulation would be deemed misbranded under the Oregon law. Person unable to attend eith er sessions of the hearing, but having testimony they wish to submit, may do so by sending: it to Kenneth E. Carl. Oregon Department of Agriculture, Sa lem 97310. Spray Honor Roll The first nine weeks honor roll students are as follows: High School Elaine Turner 3.40 Barbara Adams .3.33 Debbie Marll 3.20 Linda Ashmead 3.16 Sherrilt Adams 3.16 Mike Russell 3.00 Penny Chapman ..3.00 Grada School Darla Hilliker 3.83 Kristi Fisher ...3.00 SEW FOR THE HOLIDAYS! New Arrivals (litter Knits and Polyester Double Knits with Ornamental Stitching andor Nail Head Designs. Reg. $10.95 Now $7.93 Crushed Velvet $1.19 Knit Patterns and Special Scissors for Knits PENDLETON SEW & SEW 330 S. E. Emigrant 276-7410, Pendleton i it"" i I I 1 1 . v. aiw , s y.i x it ) mm ! IBB-. W 4L.'W f C i jsr I II & A 50-13 !utii buck'l pful fl buys a General Winter Cleat tire with: 4 PLY 4 RIB NYLON CORD BODY DURAGEN TREAD RUBBER and this promise . . . $ You Go in Snow.. .or General PaysTheTow! SMALL CARS INTERMEDIATE CARS STANDARD CARS SIZE 6.50-13 E78-14 F78-14 F78-15 G78-14 G78-15 H78-14 REPLACES 700735-H 7 50775-M 6 707TJ-I5 600J25.I4 M0'?S-11 IM 1HI BLACKWALL $is"95 $24.0fT $25T5fT $26.00 $28.00 $28.50 $30.50 WHITEWALL $21.95 $27.00 $28.50 $29.00 $31.00 $32.00 $34.00 Fed. Ex. Tax $1.76 $2.21 $2.30 $2.42 $2.55 $2.64 $2.74 BIG CARS I H78-15 7 6055-tJ $31.00 $35.00 $2.80 MAIN CHECK: Should our supply of torn tire or lines run short during inn event, wt wH honor any order placed now for (uturt delivery at (ha advartisad pnee Si: '!G WW General GLASS BELTED POLYESTER CORD GRIPPER 780 TKa ftRIPPFR la Cittnnrui'm mAa.AltH iwlnfr tir Ammianmti to let YOU GO IN SNOW ... OR GENERAL PAYS THE TOW! ) AVAILABLE IN 11 POPULAR SIZES. WHEEL BALANCE & TIRE STUDDING Pick aittw o. both Willi tha pwehaM ol any nm OLASS BELTED 0 HIPPER 7M WE CARRY DELCO BATTERIES Charge it at General Tire. .1 r-i i- 1 t' Pricad him M Owwral Tir SleiM. Ford's Tire Servcie STORE HOURS 8:00 A-M. to 5:30 PJC.