Samuel Gollimore
Posset in Idaho
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LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Ln Ray Schwan U la St
Arihony l!ital In lVnllettm
Mr. and Mr. Dan Brotnan.
Newport, have weliumed a dau
khter. lrvi Ijh, into their
f.imily. Dsrrle Jolr brother 1)4
rum, nm threo em in
brinuinjj Joy .j L'r.mitp.itvnN
J.lr, ai.il Mr Jerry BroMi.m
ami Mr. MiMnsI Mirrw nn.l
M grval '""lio-iCiiT Mr. Zii.i
Brtwn.in. all t.f l!i-iirnr.
Mini Cruks. U. 5. Navy.
Uectrielan M t 3. n'.nle a
-.;rprl vl it Ii'tnii over Tlwnk-;ivlr-j
f.nrii hU duly station at
L.nj Bemh. la. He U .i-.-'n.'.l
1 1 tJic I'.-S I.ar-on. .1 rtestruyer.
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an-l Cwen Drake ul-ot
their mother. Oaep ami
s Al ;itil Rick for the
Mr. Emma Hagr wai gutst
of honor at a birthday dinner
Clven by Mr. ami Mrs. Edwin
I'utting. Other kuM were the
Cutting" daughter, Vanessa and
a friend Pat Irwin, both from
Orein State College, Frank
Turner. Mattl Green and Ida
Farra.
Eat and Stay Trim will b
the lexson topic for all Home
FAterution study groups in De
cember. Low calorie foods will
b" served for sampling at each
meeting. The purpose of tlie les-
sn ts to sliow either how to
In.se weight or how to maintain
normal b-xly weight by follow
ing a balanced nutrition pro
gram. Low calorie menu plans
:ini recipe sheets will be dis
tributed to all who attend.
Leaders who will teach the
!' -son in Morrow County are:
, Mrs. Thomas Harrison, Mrs.
Chub Warren. Boardman; Mrs.
Roy A. Lindstrom, Mrs. B. L.
Roberts, lone; Mrs. Frank Os
min, MLss Marilyn Bergstrom,
rhea Creek; Mrs. E. B. Walten
burg. Pine City; Mrs. Don John
son. Mrs. Merlin Hughes, Hepp
ner; Mrs. M. L. Allyn, Lexing
ton. Mrs. Ida Farra arranged a
birthday dinner at her home In
honor of Mr. Frank Turner's
eighty-sixth birthday last week.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Vaughn, Rev. and Mrs.
fcd Cutting, Mrs. Emma Hager,
Mrs. Carrie Beckett.
Sara Adldns drove in her new
car to Beaverton Wednesday to
be with children, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Chrismon and all her
grandchildren for Thanksgiving.
She also paid a short visit to
her cousin, Mrs. Florence Can
oy in Silverton before returning
tc Ueppner Sunda.'
- , . . , ..I ing $50 to $60 per thousand
f, N 0 nTel; MrS" board I feet and Associated Spe
L nea Nottage spent Thanksgiv- cies are bringing $40 to $50 per
ng w h relatives Dr and Mrs. thousand board feet at the mill.
. . Wilson ana lamiiy oi LaKe
Oswego. Mrs. Wilson was the
former Maj-Brit Johasson Mr.
Troedson sponsored from Swe
den in 1960.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDaniel
were visited Saturday in Hard
man by Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Tinlin and family of Yakima.
The Tinlins became acquainted
with the McDaniels when they
worked for the Forest Service
together.
Imrge from behind the eye is
the caption in the display ca.se
in the entry hall at Heppner
Hign bchool. Stop and see the
detail in lines and design the
siiadow patterns that tho stu
dents in the first 9-weeks photo
class have caught. Note the
handsome knothole, rock pa'ii
brick wall, a picket gate, grill
work, weeds in the snow. They
are remarKable pictures.
Bob Worden, Oregon State
freshman, was here for Thanks
giving holidays wih his folks
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Worden.
Other Thanksgiving dinner
guests were Mr. Worden' .sis
ters and their families, Mr. and
Mrs. John Gernhardt of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. Doss Knight-
en, Jeri, Greg and Sue of Bend
and Mrs. Floyd Worden of Hepp
rer.
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LINDA BAKER'S mart wine
braid and black pants U a
cornucopia aet the (ace for
Fcataiy.
Sewing Efforts
Bring Praise
From Mothers
The first sewing pro jets of the
ll'-me Fc classes at Heppncr
High Siii.xtl were shown to a
.roup of admiring mothers Tues
day afternoon at a tea "Autumn
Fantasy". The decorations were
(he resK)nsibility of the fresh
man girls who had arranged
autumn leaves, forest animals
md fruit-filled cornucopias a
round the room. The sopho
more girls made tne is Dreao
rv d wiih hot spiced cider.
A
fi.lder containing the recipes of
he breads were given to each
guest.
Stane direct irs Anita David
oi. pena Struthers and Charma
Marquardt WTote the script.
nita was the narrator and
Kristi Haguewood played the
piano.
Modeling were Linda Baker,
'"an Christman, Patty Luciani,
Carmen Papineau, Shelley Wolff,
Bonnie Milter, Jill Scott, Sharon
Witherrite, Kathy Bartlett, Linda
C'lough, Diane Cox, Carol
'iuphes, Donna Bradley, Kay
Munkers and Tracie Norene.
Modeling th-ir home projects
.eri1 Carlita Marquardt, Lolita
arqnardt, and Donna Bellamy.
')-Educaticnal
Home Ec classes are co-educa-
Ional this year. Earlier the boys
and girls had a canning project.
Also on display were their
I:isroom projects on canning
and tote bags the freshmen had
made. Their canning included
pickled carrots, beans, mixed
vegetables, onions, crabapples,
sweet pickle chips, dill pickles,
canned peaches and jellies.
Mrs. Linda Panter heads the
Home Ec Department.
Current Log Prices
The log market remains sta
ble. The Longshoreman's strike
and a freight car shortage has
resulted in a lumber buildup in
many yards.
In Northeast Oregon, Old
Growth Pondero- P-'re is bring-
North Central Oregon prices
are varying from $50 to $80 for
Old Growth Ponderosa Pine per
thousand board feet, while As
sociated Species are selling from
$10 to $65 delivered at the mill.
Always check your buyers and
obtain harvesting permits before
harvesting any forest products.
colored Doncha with multicolored
Icreorite of Jean ChrUtman. The
the annual atrle show "Autumn
Forestry Help for
Woodland Owners
The Oregon Slate
Fnrevlrv
nmeram
Deuartment through its nrocram
at Mirx'lsu lirAt:litri furnish-
fr.-e professional advice and ln. i oau gaicKc-p. r; nazci tarjH'n
formation to any woodland own- ,or- A,i' "arrUor, i. Po-
er mon.i; Pansy Seehafer. Flora;
c..,. i..- rro,., u-m n-. Arthur Allen. Hazel Miller and
vide assistance In such phases
or lorestry as:
J ...
a. government cost snaring
programs, under which the
wiHHiianu dwiiit w paiu io im-.v"
ii. i i : a
prove his timber by thinning,' nnur Alien, cnairman oi
pinning and planting. (agriculture committee, and
b. Commercial logging In
whi It the woiKlland owner Is
given data on stumpage and
volume estimates. Insect dane."'. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Uoot
ers, forest law
requirements,'
and possible
sample contracts
buyers.
c. Insects and Disease In
which identification and control
information are given.
d. Windbreak Information re
garding what varieties of trees
will best fit your needs and how
to plant them.
e. Miscellaneous information
as requested on Christmas trees,
markets, planting, taxes, fence
posts, woodland roads, fire pro
tection and porcupines.
The Service Forester for the
Columbia-Blue Mountain Re
source Conservation and Devel
opment Area is Warren Weath
ers. He may be reached co Ore
gon State Forestr in Pendleton,
Oregon. The mailing address is
U02 N. W. "A" Ave. The phono
number is 276-3491.
Lonerock Has New
Permanent Residents
LONEROCK' : Mr. and Mrs.
Krvin Hopkins from Bend moved
!nto their Lonerock home this
week and expect to live here
permanently. The Hopkins lived
at Lonerock for many years
while Ervin was employed by
Mrs. William Morley on her cat
il? ranch. Later when she
i ou:,'ht a ranch in the Bend ar
ea he continued being her fore
man there.
The Hopkins were Thanksgiv
ing dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Rogers and Sheron
Rogers from Portland spent the
weekend at her home also.
Word has been received that
Orval (Johnny) Phegley died at
a nursing home in Portland on
Nov. 12 of cancer. Burial was at
Portland. He is survived by two
brothers, Wesley of Joseph, and
Marvin of Portland, and several
nieces and nephews.
Orval Phegley was born at
Lonerock in 1916 and attended
grade school here and at Con
don. Later he moved to Portland
v here he was employed.
Boardman Cemetery
Twice Vandalixed
By MART UE MABLOW
BOAKDMAN Zrl Gilles
pie, caretaker at Boardman Riv.
eivicw Cemetery, report that
there ha teen two InMnmYi of
vandalism at the cemetery In
the past week. Two bronze
marker have been taken away,
and one large headstone ha
been turned over. The cemetery
U looked to vehicle at all time.
an inviiim enterlni h in tin
on foot. Gillespie ntat.nl that Ihe
headstone overturned wa a
large heavy one, and It would
take two person to handle it.
He warns that anyone caught
doing damage at the cemetery
will be prosecuted.
New Grange Officer
Greenfield Grange el.Hed of.
' " r iva at tneir regular
(monthly meeting Nov. 20. Nath -
'an Ttione wa ele4-tid m.wi. - r -
Andrew Skilea. overseer: Mrihii
Baker, lecturer; Donald Baker.1
steward; Bill Bates, assistant
steward; Edmona Bate, lady,
i ... .. . I
"ssisjani aivwara; riorence Koot,
' ''haplain: Mabel Allen, treasur-
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Flossie Ball, secretary; Roy
Anna Warren, executive ommit-
Marv Ijv. Mri.w
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Il.in - Rill Rilt,u Innlnr nilmn t
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urKrei hoi,k- was appoint-
sw . ,
it. 1 ii 1 1 M I nmmittitA IH.1IM11IIM.
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"row wies, cnairman oi
1
'he i
legislative committee. On
budget committee Is Mrs.
Mrs- taker,
All officers will go to
I lows Grange at lone Dec. 5 at
2 p.m. for Joint installation of
all Morrow County officers, with
potluck supper to follow.
Pinochle Winners
There were five tables of pi-
I nochle in play at the card par
, ty held Saturday night, Nov. 20,
at the Greenfield Grange hall,
I sponsored by the Women's Ac-
nviiy committee oi me grange.
Mrs. Bill Bates was hostess.
Men's high prize went to Carl
I Wicklander, and second high to
, Doug Prichard. The women's
. high was won by Mrs, Don Dow
. ney and the second high by Mrs.
Ralph Skoubo. Ralph Skoubo
and Mrs. Charlie Vaughn receiv
ed tne traveling pinochle prizes.
There were four tables of pi
nochle in play at the party held
Tuesday of last week at the
grange hall. Mrs.'W. G. Seehafer
was hostess.
High prize was won by Mrs.
Nina Bailey of Arlington and
second high went to Mrs. Char
lie Vaughn. Mrs. Don Downey
and Mrs. Goldie Woelpern of Ar
lington received the traveling pi
nochle prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and
daughter Jane of Wasco were
Nov. 21 visitors at tho home of
Root's mother, Mrs. Leo Root,!
Trouble with
heating costs?
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YOUR STANDARD MAN
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Chevron
Open
Sunday
Afternoons
and look her to a local restaur
nl for birthday dinner. Sat
unlay evening Mm. Root wa
honored with a birthday party
ly a small group of friend.
which included Mr. Roy Ball.
Mr. IlaM Carpenter and Mr.
Frank Mlw.
Mr. and Mrt Dewey West, Jr.
were In Salem the firt of last
wtek where Wt attended a
rommlttee meeting In connec
tion with the League of Oregon
Cities, of which he is vice pres
ident. - fUa Bakatbot
Dec. 4
' The Riverside Pirate will go
M fmatill t for a basketball
1 game the evening of Dec.
i Zearl Gillespie, Mr. jxi
j Carpenter, and Mr. and Mr.
I Frank LaChance and children.
Monna. Chet and Michelle went
to La Grande Thanksgiving day
to be dinner guct at the home
of Mr. Carpenter's sisters, Mr.
j , 1,mwn' " -va L
i ' -"'ee.
,r- n(l . Ronald Black
d,aU!'h,,,r Dlan'' am' M
:M. Pnt the holiday
Ual ,,wa at n"me of -Mr-
Oveson B son anil Hmiolilnr.in.
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,aw' Mr- a,,d Crawford Ov-
'"' n-maineo
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mr. Elvln Ely were their
sons-in-law and daughters.
Mr.
u AM ." .UKnl anU
'laughters (.ail and Kelly of
Whitstran Wash
" iili.-llun, IUMI
and Mr. and
and children
rry and Joyce
?r Fl.lon t Htv
Jim iuno, , .. ,
. '
()f pondleton
Mrs. Zoo Billings spent
holidays in Salem visiting
the
her
daughter, Brenda Parker,
i. .,, i.!.ti,.n i it., i. ..i
. i-.iiirin 4. Illi: lll'lllt- t1
Mrs.
I..-iY'rn Pjartlnu u.tr. hnr
ai,,,wn and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Partlow and dau-Wil-iehter
Kimbeilv of Pocatello. Ida-
ho.
I);;vid Skoubo of Corvallis
spent the holidays here visiting
at the home of his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chub Warren,
anl his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Skoubo.
Holiday Visitors
Thanksgiving visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Rash were their sons-in-law and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Penages and children Michelle
and Shawn of Wilder, Idaho,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Getz and
sons Stanley, Steven and Scott
of Milton-Freewater; and their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Darrel Rash and dau
ghters Valerie and Denise of
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pieper and
children Mary, Dan and Patty
of Portland were Thanksgiving
Day visitors at the home of Mrs.
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Pieper parents. Mr. and Mr.
Walter W'ym.
Mr. and Mr. Riy Ball went
la Seattle, Wiuh. la spend the
holidays al tha hie f M
Ball Kn In law and daughter.
Mr. and Mr, Glenn Mattery.
They will also go to Uneidn
City on their way home lo iit
at the home tf Ball' son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr.
Altert Ball,
Mr. Hand Miller enl the
ludiday In La Grande al the
home of her win in law and
daughter,
( arpentcr.
Mr. and Mr. Vern
Mr. Ijeo Rout went to Wasco
to tpcnd Thanksgiving at the
home of her aon and daughter
In law, Mr. and Mr. Vernon
Root.
Mrs. Frank Mar low wa a din
ner guest Thanksgiving day In
I'matilU at the home of Mr.
Laura Had ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson
and their son Larry of Portland
went to SKikane. Wash., lo
spend the holiday at the homelmUton
or Mr, ivterson' brother and
slster ln law, Lt. Col. tRel.) and
Mr. Richard Gronberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hoffman
and daughter Linda spent
Thanksgiving in Condon at the
home of Hoffman's brother. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Hoffman, then
wereo vernlght guest at tho
home of Mrs. Hoffman's mother.
Mm. Frankie Cason.
Holiday Guests
Holiday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mr. Andy Jones
were Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr.
and Mr.. Ralph Minnick of lr
rigon; her son-in-law and dau
ghter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kartlett and daughters Cor I.
Debbie and Kimherly of Pilot
RH-k; and her son and daugh
ter in law. Mr. and Mrs. Bos
voile and children Duane and
Teresia at Klgin. Her son, John
R. Voile, who has spent the past
month at the Jones home, left
Friday for Camp Pendleton,
Calif., to enter the U. S. Marine
Corps.
Visitors a It he home of Mr.
ami Mrs. neve Hinton were
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolf of The
Dalles; Hinton's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hinton of
L'kiah; and his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Will York of Long
Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Herold
and children Kathy, Kerry, Da
vid and Dicky of Coos Bay were
visitors from Wednesday until
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Her
old's brother-in-law and sister,
Pastor and Mrs. Neil King,
and children Linda and David
tho host of both ata&L
TIMES. Tlmnday. De. 1 171 -4
Mr, and Mr. 1.ii !.-n. M. r
of ( Wrnatihee. Wali were
holiday vUitur at the t...m, f
Mrs, Ri-iiw )i1.t' io.ji.c-f Mrs K
B. Itaii.t tnher tue t. Ttink
giving day at the ;.nnl. home
were Mia, Rand' ttiitther in law
and kikler. Mr. and Mr. lUy
Groritiuiki and daughter Karen
of pendlcton. Mr, and Mi. Ih'n
nl Gronuit and thil-lnn Kl
ly and Megan of Arlington, Mr.
and Mr. Mike IVwy and dau
ghter Shannon Marie of Corxal
Mr. and Mr. Frank Bixhop
of liermiston, and Mr. Albeii
Partlow and daughter Kathy.
Sunday guest at the Rand
w-re her son In law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mr. Rudy AlUmann
and children Bill. Suan and Vir
ginia of Richland, Wn.
Mr, and Mr. Doug Cahff ami
children Cindy, Brian. Linda, Su
zanne and Jimmy of F.Macada
visited at the home of Mrs.
Frank Marlow Saturday on their
way home from spending the
holidays with relative in Her-
Mr. and Mm. Bernanl Dono
van spent the holiday in Salem
at the home of Mr. Donovan'
brother and sister-In law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen
were dinner guests Thanksgiv
lng day In Weston at the home
of their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mr. Gone Allen.
Too Late to Classify
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our fri
ends and relatives for helping
make our SOth wedding anni
versary such a memorable oc
casion. Lee and Louise Fleming:
4xp
We Havens
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