i Hcrywrn. lone). CAitTTXTtxtt. Ttrwwr. Kw. n. itri Heating Problems
Solved at Hospital,
Sprinklers on Agenda
One ut ih four b-d r In
Columbia Basin
Electric Co-op
Has Big Meeting
Evons Benefit
Winners Listed
vet li
I Com moi d from
WiiL-hl I ! l Ar.di I'"-
Jmgor nr d l'ul Juicer.
Address
)u k Wi I. h f poll Ui.d On
n.i r hi tin- (', wade I ho ad
tllttlH i It. I- llilV, IIO ill Wi
lli H. o will need
tiMi r l.i i m
JljlJV Thru- mi
ller run- li ui lu'ii.
i id I I itliotluT
I, no in V.1'-', I'Ui. lit -plalm-i,
would i .i.'w.t lv Im- a nuclear
mw-r ill t Curly r Fix Mdo
in Mi. ii County. Cor.siruetion
if m Mi ft-j.r iwir plant re
nun t'mr j i in. Si 1. 1 fnrn
hope In st-irud In tho-
inuiily by 1!i7".
Citf-l of tin- i'iij'!rii fiiri prut
u til li' im Iw million dollar
I'l.ilil uill lecpijio II cooling
I i.ml i.f .Mi.iko acre? fi l l.
Mr. V,ii!i praised Mm row
tiunty oi.j.li for their help
lio !.:( -I oi.t (his help oh on
pinocr iiiniii v, publicity rclcas
i nn I- ii iiii..l sites .'i inl invl
l..;inii i . i ho (iuvcinor in e-val-nail-
ihe Mh-s showed POL" that
.Morrow tounty pontile were
1 1 ii'ini if nuclear power.
PrUes
Winning many valuable door
l'iii-.s win- Iirrii'lta Lnnti.,
Jean f.'illi.im. Ccrald llergslrwn.
Il,ii I Ii.iuiii.iM, Cuil Troedson,
l-ricd.i y locum, Loo Winters.
Irene lial.'il!. M.irjorlo Wnrdcn.
Mary Wright, Wick Strand, Wil
run Thompson, M.ittic Croon,
Herein o McMillan, Vida Hell
Kit. Ifolori Martin,. Vernon
Muiikors, Kayo Wilson, K. W.
Hergsiroml Charlo.s I.lniicll, Ju-
i:y Nii.viir, Km ma I lager, Karl
Wiathoi foul. Suo Vinson, Itu
liclph Stelnke, JUith Nutting.
by
The benefit
r.oilhUm t.f Un and Km l-v mi, ih ,, io iiu
fcfi r-uliid In ili il lo it. rlr xw iuiide wait and In
Mystery Drama
Pleases Crowd
dam and ImsH Nursini? Hume union f Ihrj
ffiiiiii and """' Aifiiiii Mini
lur.k ii.touM vt SXTTl, Tlii in
iluitnl in. mo rush roniribuitniu
from tUe Hnmlm'ii KiM", il
i.f whiih liml pro unruly U-rn
.ioiil buy i.i.u ilu f'Jt
Itio Kvnrm fanuly.
Lurky lukot holdn mio, f.r
tiiiiiiii, Jm (iaaroland, Imi', ninl
(Ji-no liolli-i.lirm k. Il pprii-r; lor
Iho ru nt l-rrki), I-o Buuli ll. JuK Mo
jHluiilly un-hln.Kny, Craro BuMl.ko. n
Thiro 1 iM-'ril Hfjaiil, lli-'i.or, rnil ;n
ll.lll .ll Iho JI'ifK. MMIifloll. HIM-H l. r.H
wiio ftvon In rn-d liokinii, 1!
('. Wmklns, t li-iii VoiiukI. liill
Alton, nrul Bol II.iiiim.h, Jlipo
i. r l!nl HarriMin lurni-d haik
t.ih juio ho Hun II tun lx" i'iv.
on jiy iioxl woi-koml lit Iho
Adlnril iMiiifil. Tho IVpni wns
ilorwtlod ! Ihe IVridh Ion Hot
llors.
1 tie priniipui rmiMi Urns lor
iho vonlnr' wiro the JUv
tiiaikinhtisli (iroup who playod
livoly old limo uostorn musir
Thl.s oroup Inrludos, ;oy with
his Imnjo. Al Burnh on tuiiar,
Franklin Kly, tlrunw, imd Mary
Myarn nt iiio piano. 1 liov wore
roliovod ly the l!ot)oit luoih
eis, I'nli and Itoy and Ihoir
tor Marjje and hy Dallas MrDun
iols.
A midnight r-uppir was mtv
(d. Will out KM) poisons ol
tondod this horn fit parly.
The tloan-up committee, Jan.
ioe and Dave Hanaran, I'at
and I.yle Jensen, and Ilertha
and Harloy 5ari r, worked at Ihe
Lotion Hall until past 3:(s0 Sun
day moinirip.
klall lu ti.i-a lu.anl lirAli-r. Ihe
lliktaltalloll of IWH idl tx.illd
lu-iili-l h l'.ltiti-i Iho plnb
Inn
i;reeiiiiy one l Hie lnil.'i
went uul kl H.o hi pit a I. It wnt
II rl tfo thai vim Mild
il would I tlx. u i ili mi- mi.ro
)oatii, The o.iiiii(t(o f.r lopmr
a ;ii en al S 1 H . At tho.
r: i:ih'i IhmhI milling Mr. Wy.
ii.aii said il hud li-n ropaiO'd
The i pi ink lor i) ii-m i now
riHOivit.i eoiikiiii-raiion. Iisi
Fohruiiry Viking Automatiei
Sprinkli-t eniimiiiod lh new
Auitiriiit- mirndine ihe llrpp
rrr (xm Club n)iery drama
t llrppnor llij-h friday and
ha Saturday !MgM tllsplnjotj rflOlfl
-ri)" rm-ni.
Ititretor of "Boll In A Chin
Si. op" Ma Fernando !ara and
Ji.e liavklin wan aitant di-
rotiur. ()ilo AllMoit vta kidfe
riianatfor. ttuiru-via rnanafor a
Mane Van Miirior Judy Gl-naui-r
uM'riv!it-sl make-up. S-l
o'tiri. tun. hi nijniori were
Torn H.iwIhu and Barry Munk
r. l.iM MK'ate pmvided mu
MO. J
The who taw the play di--nibod
it a a very enioriainlng
miiicil) mitery,
Cait: Oreg Ii.iiiKoii. Mary
A to. i ins. Taml Mi-adur, Uianne
Milli. l-lialu-lh Aliiims Kiliii
t Ivllkoiiiiv li. n h i fllollll
This Year's Mustangs
Previewed Dec. I
TttU er' llrppner Ilijjh
Mum J Mutaif, hn Mrrlm
mate and an enplanation of
th lu'trm Mill Im the fare al the
annual hankotball fan pre
view to be held Wednesday
evening, IVe. , narlinu 6:30
In th gym.
An opxirtuniiy to look over
thi year' team In anion aa
well a learn about new rule
change a explained bv DnJe
Holland will he ntJordod. Mr.
Holland wilt how a hort film
to demonstrate these chance.
Seaiton tkketa will be offered
at the preview which will ijiun
admlttanee lo all Heppner
Ciin.es fur $S 5. I
Rick Drake Rolls Car
RUk Drake reiurr.ing from
taking hi aikter, Gwen Prake.
back la BMCC Sunday evening
rollrd M car about a mile from
home. At he cam around A
blind cune. he werved lo mU
a parked car. A he braked and
turneil his car, he hit looe
travel thai flipii-d hit car and
il went down ihe bank. Neither
flick or hi companion. Alan
M"abe, were Injured Alvln
Ahbeck and Julie Ayre In the
other car took Ihe boy to their
homes.
Beryl Stillmon
Lucky Twice
A huffli board tournamerd
will start Tuesday night at 7:30
for men and women at The Of
fice Tavern In lone.
Ben I ftillman rot his S point
bull elk on the lat day of hunt
ing toax.n In Wi and this eai
he gut cne two days before the
end of Ihe M-aon, This ears
five iK.inter is lui bik'for anj
droKMHl out at XiO pound.
He made n Ml and was tra.l
inj; Ihe animal. lWr can.
around a tree and Ihe elk M
up and charood him, Berjl fin
Uhed him eff wirh a ni"-k aheC
He plans to mount Ihe head.
Hunting thai day were Mr.
and Mrs. Orville CuUfurth and
Wf. snd Mrs, George Stillman.
Mrs. Cutuforth got a spike bull
And Mr. Stillman settled fur a
cow on the lat day and lmi1
Ihe lat hour of the 1971 hunt
ing season.
Too Late to Classify
School Cooks Get
Love Letters
Kinder: is of Mis.s Jossio Faye
Morris' fmiiili Krado wrote lot-
tors of appifciatiori to the ciMiks
al the clomcntary m-IiohI. A fow
if Ihi'so li'llers arc printed be
low. Dear Cooks
I likoil the dinner very much.
I like your cooking. 1 hope you
didn't pet tired cookinK it. Yes
torday I was no hungry, but
after I ate I could hardly run.
I'm no glad you all rook so nlco.
f realy like you and your cook
ing. I would bo kind of hung
if you didn't cook so well.
A Fourth Grader,
Kaedorie Ilollomon, Heppner
niF.L'S CAFi; at lone will be
closed Wednesday afternoon
until Saturday noon this week.
47c
Mslem would cost $1,121 lie
eerilly ttioir esliniiile w $ 1,37.
;i. ir,aii wait ahlo in ob
tain a su month's extension
due to l.o k of fund. The bid
is ex ili tod lo be accepted by
Iho Ieo. 31 deadline and work
would get underway shortly af
lor tho bid In hi. Mis. Harry
Duvall has donated $1000 to
ward Ihe Installation.
Donations more than S.'oo
woio received in Iho Oris Pad-
hi r;f Momoiial fund. This
makes Ji.V) in Memoiial funds.
It was dii uled lo purchase a
UikhI'.s I.ijjhl for examining the
eves and a Diagnostic Kxerclser
iKKGl wilh those gifl.s.
Financially
Mrs. Wman reported $t15.71
to the good but thai Ihe morn
ing of the Hospital b ard mi-el
log, she had received $l."t)i) in
Hie mail which would en In
wauls the next pay roll. (Vn-
-us sinio the last hoard meet-
ing has boon i .03. Thore were
II in Ihe hospital that morning
on ixov. 1H.
llioie had Im-i-ii 2 minor sur
geries last month so far this
month (here had been one ma
jor, one minor and another mi
nor surgery ooming up. There
(had been 103 outpatients last
month.
Craijj Munkern, Dale Hodman,
llob I'lovhar. Trtslia Piook, Bar
ry Munkern.
Next Thursday GED
Classes Begin at
Lexington
.Sou tli Morrow (ouuiy crsons
who are inioresinl In pro-high
schiNil diploma educailuii are re
minded lo come to the Lexing
ton sihool buildin;; either from
1 :.") lo 3:30 In the afternoon, or
from 7:00 unlit J:00 in the eve
ning, next Thursday, Die. 2.
Thore also will be instruction
for iron-readers or any who
would like to improve their read
ing skill. Those (lasses are su
pi ivi-ed by Blue Mountain Col
lege. I.'osidenl-: in the northern part
of the county are invited to Join
Ihe (lasses at Hermislon Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:00 or
Wednesday evenings at 7:00 in
Hie basement of the Hermiston
t'nitod Methodist Church. ;
Edna Turner who tcught
school in Heppner and Lexing
ton for many, many years and
now resides at the Pioneer Nurs- j
ing Home, will celebrate her
birthday on Monday, Nov. 29. i
Christmas Opening For Gifts
HOLIDAY LINE
JANTZEN
Pants and Matching Tops and Skirt
ALSO NEW CHRISTMAS ROBES
Gowns and Pajamas
and Full Line of
Brushed Nylon Gowns and Pajamas
LADIES'
WHITE STAG JACKETS
llfflRI A $10 Gift Certificate. Guess retail value of goods
VwIlM 'n our window. Guess nearest value will win!
El mas Apparel
HEPPNER
PH. 676-9428
Dear Cooks,
I liked the Thanksgiving din
ner, a lot.
The turkey was the best
though. Are we goinng to have
something like that agal
Please! God bless you,
Your friend,
Jo Lynn Daly, Heppner
BE EinLYDE TliOIFTY DE UUISE 1
O
Just Arrived!
LARGE ASSORTMENT
of new
Dear Cooks,
We Wall thank you for the
thanksgiving dinner. We all
liked it. Mspeelally I liked the
mashed potatoes and the bun
and turkey.
Your friend,
Tim Hvdmun, Heppner
Dear Cooks.
Yesterdays Thanksulvino din
ner with the turkev was cood.
I liked the turkev with lu
dressing and gravy. Thank you
lor the good dinner.
Your friend,
Lee McCarl, Lexington
Dear Cooks.
I liked the turkey dinner. I
nau a nine to much of the dress
ing but all of the dinner was
goon. 1 liked the lee cream best
the best. Some of us snlil
prayer. I am sure all of the
class liked the turkey dinner.
inarm you ror the dinner.
Sincerely yours
Sheryl Galliher, Heppner
School Board Meet
Time Uncertain
Morrow County School Board
had scheduled a special meet
ing for 7:30 Monday evening,
Nov. 2!) at the District Office,
1 ut now there is a possibility
that the meeting d-rte could be
changed because of a conflict
with the Blue Mountain-Clack-amas
Community Colleee hs.
ketball game at Heppner High
that night.
Citizens interested In attend
ing this school board meeting
should call the School District
Office. 9S9-8123, to determine
whether or not the meeting has
been rescheduled.
Superintendent Ron Daniels
roorts that the major item to
tie considered is the adoption
of the student conduct eodo as
required by the 1971 Oregon
Legislature. The projuvsed con
duct code lists In detail the
rights and responsibilities,, of
students in various conduct areas.
for- Christmas
We Have
RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES
WHITMAN SAMPLERS
Great for Christmas Giving!
SQUIBB
200 ASPIRIN
Fine New Selection
of all kinds
of
TO
homes
Sylrania
At
Hurray's Drug
8-lwth Stere
TAPES - - - $3.99
Hod Stationery
For the Teenager
REG. $1.98 NOW
rnA
- J7Y WE FEATURE THE QUALITY LINE
OF VILLAGE BATH PRODUCTS. ALSO
98
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COSMETICS.
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OF
THE PERFECT WAY TO SEND YOUR GREETINGS
American Greetings
Hallmark
Western Tradition
ONE DAY IMPRINTING
SERVICE
3 Cubes 12 Flashes
Friday and Saturday Only
REG. $1.80 NOW
Gourmet Stoneware
Ml
ON ITEMS
$2.00
OR MORE
Christmas
Decorations
and
Candles
Gift
Certificates
Available
In Any
Amount
COME IN AND BROWSE AT MURRAY'S
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m
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UNITED TO SAVE VOU MONEY"
HOURS 8 to 6
Phone 676-9158