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Hcrrxcit (oio. CArrrrt Tints. Thurdrr. tec l lone 4-H Cook ClubHas Food Exchange y WINONA 10ICRTS I II Oui.l. Cuuktnii flub met Mi Mr. I n-l.r on Saturday, Nov. ;-i t i t vt Jtum, Tiu-y f Tt. i.l-n. Joan liberty: vice Ii.-ifitt. Cathy Cjlbrt; te Ur -treasurer, BfUn Itictmann; r grant at aim. John I.lntl Song leader, Martha Me Illicit!; rT"tr. Paula Ltnd Mrm. The KifU eroun mad frank- funer ilnv nlkh-, carrot and tt-b'iy trlj. The lxV ,i-u in U tvkUter and tluutih Imv iir a caitihttre. Iloili ct-iun tried eat h others fU I t llUH'll. IMI Ijnd-trom. John t.ind i .in, Hud Kiwuid. Brun Kiel v.tnn, i:uk Uilix-it. ltobin l-a-ni- !! ii.-Mni for thi Out . ..,r Om-Kiim K'tip. Martha Mc I !:!''n and Paula l.tmMfuin viii- p?i-fi! in the Kill Krti(. tir leaden are Mil Miner I . iintl Mm. Ifc-I I.nrue; they v. I'd1 ;il .) jiri-M-nl. I nt Plcys Dec. 4 Tin l-me lli;:h S-li i.il (.11. 1 in ils will . ty Sl.ii'fii'M lf. I at Stai'firM. Mr. .'iiil Mrs. Fled Itoyer of I' ijinc-r and Mr. Ami Mr.1. t'hev ! r While i if I--xlil'Hi were M hi at Dii' house f if Mr. ami lo. Kill Nichols Suiiil.iy. Mr iimt Mr. ll.iruM Sherer i l Mr. and Mm. Hick Sherer went r Ki-dimiiMl Sunday ! 40 Judith, daut-htcr of Mr. I Mis. Chuck liamhart home .' II.KI IM'I'M Xlsllllll! IUT ; :.inili.iicr.l over the Thanks j;iirij llol ld.1 vs. Mm. Adon il.unleit. Tom, and I.' h.ir.l were In Walla Walla Friday fur business anil lo aliop. Mr. ami Mrs. Cleo Chlldcr i !l (.imily wore in Lewbton, I :.ih for Thank-iRivinR week il to visit her sister Mr. and firs. Dale Itrtxk. 1 liank igiving Report Mr. and Mrs. Henry Il.ilvor n nf Mi-ilford and Mr. and :r.s. Marion I'almcr were Kitests i f Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ilulvor en for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorpe Gultierrez, lathy, Craijj.. Chris and Terry Mulkey (if Arlington were vis it, irs in Cascade Locks Saturday i i visit Mm. W. C. Paine. Mr. and Mrs. Kaliih Kincald were Thanksgiving day guests . I Hie home of her brother Mr. 'ml Mrs. James Stockard and i imily of Ilulter Creek. Mr. Vic J r Stockard of lVndleton was . I .o a ejiest there. Mr. and Mrs. Boh Roberts and t. imily were in The Dalles Thanksgiving to visit her par ents Mr. anil Mrs. Buck Miller. Mrs. Atlee Wilson was there for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sherer of I'Vlio and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slieror were dinner guests Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. a ml Mrs. Dick Sherer and family. Dinner gue.sls Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Magill were Mr. and Mrs. 1'n'd Weinels of Tigard. Mr, ami Mrs. Jerry Davidson an. I family of Portland and Mr. anil Mrs. Boh Ball were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harnett and Seolt were dinner guests Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. ami Mrs, lvte Sehwarin of Ueppner. New Daughter Born .Mr. and Mrs. Kd Ma rick are the proud new parents of a ha l eiil 8 lb., 11 v. horn Nov. 27 at St. Anthony Hospital in lVndleton. Grandparents are Mr. ami Mrs. Al Mariek, Mrs. .line Wright. Great grandmoth er is Mrs. Alia Lofton of Con don. Mr. and Mrs. Kay lleimbigner -re in Odessa for Thanksgiv ing weekend at the home of his in. i her Mrs. H. G. Hoimblgner. They were dinner guests Thurs day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Schlmko. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Halvorsen were visitors Friday at the home el Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvor sen. Their daughter Anjie Is s'aying a few days with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nichols and Shirley were dinner guests Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyer of Hepp- Her. Charlene Hamlett of The Dalle-, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aden Hamlett was heme for Thanksgiving. Her roxnmato, 1'aity Crawford was in Portland for Thanksgiving to visit ' her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tele Craw ford. Charlene works at Spook- Pizza in The Dalles on week- r4 day, Sooa la CU9 M4 Mr. nJ Mr. Car Sn-n W-rro In l"ui;cr to Attend the Orvsun Otrg.n tn nti lo Mttrh Jim Snn and Chmk NeUn 4y In th Or t'.,n Siaie maithinf hand. Jim and Chuck will he (ilaylns In tho tiet,un Sin to Vp Band fur the ttatkettmll aeain, their firil name l win if in in rar vei l"i.le In purtland In Ufem lnr. Mr. lorr Main, Jerry and John of Portland were Tliank L'iinif ueeknd vllt(im at the homo of Mr. and Mm. Roy A l.lnd-arom Mr. and Mm. Harold Ilolu and family wri In Bnd over lh weiken.l In iit Mr. and Mr John Cianl, Sr. Karen NelMin. Kdih Nclvm. win ami d.iUL-htor of Mr. and Mrs. Alfr.-d Nelon, Jr.. and Kit tle Goidoii of Santa li.nli.it.i. Ciihf., were Imini from Oregon Stale and I'niverMty of Oteg m for Thmikglving Imlidavs. Mr. and Mr. .Norman Nelson, and family wore dinner ijiiesis Kild.iy night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson Christine Peterson w.i.s home, fiom B.M( t . nli atteiiiiinz wa Dak lander. Cord Party Doc. 10 The caul paity tn.it was scheduled for Saturday night Nov. 27 was ranrvllod and will Im held Dir. 10 at 8:00 at the Willows Giange Hall. Pedro and pinochle will be played. There will also lie fancy work for k.iIo tK CLIHTON RtEDEft axUiuloo fl?ur oa machtMrf coal. paciallat rpialni facta and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Thorten COLE ELECTRIC Motor Bawlodlng .DU"TRI.L COMMFRCLAll FABM AND HOME 'endleion 276-T76 Astoria were visitors over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mm. Wallace Matthews Mr and Mrs. Kay Turner am Monle of Kugene were visltoi at the home of Mrs. Cleo Drake over tlie Thanksgiving weekend Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Celinas am family were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M'o Crabtn Wednesday and Thursday. They left Friday morning to go to vis it Mr. and Mm. Don Sheel.ir am family and Mrs. Blanch Sheet ar of Salem. Allsa Gelinas h staying with her grandparents for another week or so. Grand Adah Travels Mrs. Bov W. Llndstrom, Grand Ad. ih of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, accompanied by Mr. I.indstrom, attended a reception honoring Mrs. Gale Wilson, As sociate Grand Conductress, at Sweet Home last Saturday eve ning and a reception for the Grand Sentinel, Merrill Stanley at Bevnolds High School near Troutdale this week. She also went to Beaverton on Sunday to attend the fiftieth anniversary of Orenomah Chapter No. HI. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Llnds trom, John and Tena drove to Idaho Falls, Idaho to visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hon Mueller and family during the Thanksgiving vacation. Stan Weiper, a teacher and coach at Lower Lake Union High School In California, spent the holidays with the Roy W. Llndstrom family. Arriving Friday for a weekend visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith was their daughter, Charlotte, and Mrs. Griffith's mother, Mrs. Frances Mitchell of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith and Glen, Mrs. Elmer Griffith, and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy W. Llnd strom and family were Thanks giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight K. Haugen and family of Lake Oswego. TOPS Club News The I.O.N. R Tops Club met Wednesday, Nov. 21. A business meeting was held and follow ing it Mrs. Wayne Hams was surprised by the members with a baby shower for Shawn Mi chael. A low-calorie jello des sert and coffee were served. The I.O.N. E. Tops Club would like to invite anyone interest ed in Joining to attend a meet ing on Thursday mornings at the home of Mrs. Wayne Hams at 10:00. The Dec. 9 meeting will be held at the home of Mi's. Dick Sherer for their Christ mas Party to follow the meet ing. A low -calorie pot luck lunch will be served. ff- rro' ' f r- q Solvation Army Letters Out this Week Ted Smith ot tho local Salva lion Army Service Unit an nountcsj the Hart of Ihe Army' traditional 'Share with Other' ChrUimas and Winter Relief Program. Oirisimm litrrs wit! ? mailed thin week. !at year, the Salvation Ar my Oregon and Southern Idaho Division wished over 42,000 per son a "Merry ChrUtma." And in a very meaningful and tan- tihle way like gmcerleii far a home rooked holiday dinner, new hoe and clothing for youngsters, tunshlne gift to tthui Ins In ret homes and hos pitals and lo those In prisons. This monumental "Sharing with Others" Is possible only through the financial support of those who want lo Join with the Salvation Army In remember Ing the elderly, the lonely, the ill. and those beset by financial problems or sudden disaster Working together Christmas will become a happier senson for many of the less fortunate. Tho local committee Is pre pared lo help anyone In need with food, ahelter or clothing A upeclal effort will be made at Christmas to see that no one Is forgotten. Those wishing lo help in this work are asked to send their contributions to: Bill Siewert, Salvation Army Trcas urer. Bank of Eastern Oregon, Ueppner, Ore. 97836. DR. GENE NELSON, shop students. AC Economist, Instructs machinery work- Farm Machinery 'Know How' Taught at Workshop How lo decide to buy farm machinery was the theme of List week's two-day Farm Ma chinery Workshop sMinsored by Oregon State University Exten sion Service, reports Harold Kerr, Morrow County Extension Agent. I Dr.'.s Gene Nelson and Clinton Boeder, Extension Specialists in l iir hconomics irom usu were the workshop instructors. They discussed the importance of considering all the costs or ben- fits when deciding to replace i major piece of farm equip ment. Most Growers take Into iccount such Items as depreci ation, repairs, and fuel. Other Important considerations may be machine efficiency, down time for repairs, tax breaks, value of money it usea lor alternate us es, etc. The workshop participants learned some ideas about put tine a dollar value on some of the more intangible items which is necessary when making a buvinc decision. Work sheets were used to compute actual costs of such decisions as new vs. used buying now as compar ed to waitins a year and how to compare various depreciation schedules. 05U Gives Student Totals for County Planners to Talk County Zoning Mrs. Bill Collins teUs us that daughter Judy, her husband Dave Tottleben, and their child ren Davey and Brian, had a small accident as they drove from Harrlsburg to Ueppner for Thanksgiving. Their car was hit from behind In The Dalles, but they came along and had a good visit In the Collins home. Jean Collins did not get home, but has recently taken a vacation MOVING? Bundles trip Into Mexico. Jean works In newspapers, 25c, San Leandro, Ca. Times Office. The Morrow County Planning Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m., Dec. 9 at the Courthouse with Cornell, Howland, Hayes & Merryfield, consulting engineers, The discussion will center on completing the zoning set fry Morrow County. of old About 13.000 of Ihe 15.333 stu dents enrolled at Oregon State I'nivctMiy this fall are from Oregon, 28 of Ihem from Mor row County, The 25w non resident come from 47 other states and some M foreign countries. Countle with the largest stu dent totals at Ihe university In elude: Benton, 3377; Multnomah. 2210; Marlon, 1137; Lane, 791; Linn. TJ9; Clackamas. CW; Washington, 537; Jackson, 303; Douglas, 2t; Yamhill, 231; and Klamath, 246. All of Oregon's SC counties are represented. A breakdown of the county total Includes: Boardman: Michael E. Fossey Ueppner: Charles Anderson. Billy C. Bellamy, Virginia L. dough, Vanessa J Cutting, Dav Id M. Gunderson. John R. Hall, Susan J. Jepsen, Mark Lovgren, Matthew G. Murray, Linda M. Pulmer, Larry' G. Pettyjohn, Randy W. Robinson, Gregory P. Sweek. Erna L, Winchester, Rob ert F. Worden. lone: Janice A. Brooks, Leslie G. Brooks, Merrl L. Jacobs, Paul J. proudfoot. John E. Rawlins, James L. Swanson, Deborah K. Warren. Irrlgon: Bruce R. Buchanan, Geore G. Kenney. Lexington: Charles A. Nelson, Karen E. Nelson, Kristin S. Nel son. MCGG Team Beats Hermlston UPRR The Morrow County Grain Growers basketball learn play ed their firt game Wednesday night, Nov. 21 In IlermUtno beating the HermUton UPJUl learn 111-30. High i-eorer was Frank Halvorsen with 23 point. Virgil Morgan and Lee Padberg scored 22 and John McCabe 20. They played Ihe Blue ML JV loam In IlermUton Monday night, Nov. 29 losing 9971. Team members are John Mc Cabe of Ueppner. Lee Padberg of Lexington. Mike Rowell. Gor don Meyers, Marvin Padberg. Vir gil Morgan. Dely Larue, Mdl Sherman, and Frank and Joe Halvorsen of lone. THE SANDHOLLOW SEBVEBS We had our first meeting of Ihe year. We elected new offi cers for the new year. Our pres ident Is Lorl Turner; secretary is Krynn Robinson; news re porter. Cindy Dougherty. We have Iwo new members, they . we . are Jana Meagau ana ivrynn Robinson. We are working on a Christ mas project. Cindy Dougherty, reporter Merchants Plan Friday Meeting The Ueppner Merchants Com mittee will hold a meeting to morrow, Friday, at a noon luncheon at the Wagon Wheel. Dick Sargent, the chairman, cordially Invites everyone to please Rttend the meeting. They will discuss future promotions of the group here In Heppner. FOR WISE FA MILT GIVING ORDER World Book Products (AU Fire or Any One) World Book 22 VoL Encyclopedia World Book Dictionary World Book Atlas Cyclo-Teacber Learning Aid 15-toL Childcraft Books call Mrs. Justine Weather! ord. 909-0133 "YOUR Co-op Needs To (now" Are you through Irrigating for this season? Are there Guy Wires on your place that stock is rubbing? Are there any loose Guy Wires on your place? Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rhea, Steve md Lorl had lots of family in for their Thanksgiving dinner. The Rhea's two daughters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- rt Kalenkc and Erika of For- st Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly, Harry, Carl and Janis of Mbany came as did Mrs. Rhea s two sisters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Groh, Tay lor and Mitchel of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beaudin, Jimmy, Julie and Sally of Her- nuston. A special guest was an auntie, Mrs. M. T. Tatott of Manzanita. She had not been here for 20 years. -- Have You Noticed -- MIMEOGRAPH PAPER and stencils, duplicator paper, mas ter sheets and duplicator fluid on sale at The Gazette-Times. Phone 676 922S for G-T want ad service. SSI R13KJ33D 'ZEE 'XSuK' i3EE ifcEET '13 Vfo TTTltr v t ,, , Power lines sagging excessively pole leaning excessively broken Insulators or loose lines Q A damaged meter Q Trees rubbing power lines Any Any Any Please sign your name. gfLcoyr Windows. DoorsSP rjyn JrVMITER-JLQNG Now Is the tme to 'orchos & Breozeways PROTECTION 'oisTn. FIEX-O-GLASS 36c Also in 4 ft width. Is far troReir than polyethylene fCVN 2) ... It's th onlj4lastjo nnJow nisteriat I -.vVvV niQ I4SH N10H CAN DO ITI GUARANTEED fT? Z FULL YEARS iteuf Pionwm In Plailxi s.nc I4i At Hrdwemd Lumber Dealers Everywhere Wire Brem. Chlco 60S1 It would be much appreciated if you would check the appropriate and mail this to your Co-op or call 676-9146 and give us the informa tion and your name. Columbia iasin Elecfric Co-op 'Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties Telephone 676-9146
