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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
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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.
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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.
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