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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1971)
HCFFNCR, (ORE.). CAZtTTI-TIMCS, Thursday. Dm. t, ItTI Relatives Gather To Honor James Lindsay Id .hi- cmiim to lune on Sat in. I. to imv final honor to J.iiii.- A l.iii.liy. The who 1 11 in- uue diMunce Included: Mr, nnt Mi. Jhn Bacon. Tkoa, Wn ; Mr. and Mr. Fled Buck, S.il.ni; Mt. Mry Hurgctl and Mi. A 'lui I-on-nci', Silvetton: Mr and Mi Ity Pettyjohn and J. in, '..M.ini; Mr. Arli-ta Miliar ut boys, lieavcrton; Mix K'nua lliivviird. l.ii Claude: Mr ml Mr Irvine Howard undjHcrC. 124-72 Ml .MP. I 111 IM'lmK H, f iu HOSPITAL NEWS Patient dimUM-l: Ja Bart hit, Calvin I'upiiieau, both Le iniMon; John VViMn, Klnu; Juhn Bergstrom. Shiilt-y Itellen , U.xJt. ?.: tt. fw n. ail JJ.-j-p-I m-r. SMI rwulns tr atmcnt, jChailotte Di'licriy, ('hitrt- Den niMiii, ll'i.r. Jasper DavU, Loncrta k, Ronald Berry. IJermls-Ion. BMCC Clips CCC A t?'-t tii-ighlmr committee pn p-m-il nil mtm'iI dinner fur I'll family Saturday. Mr, Lindsay spent llu l.tfl fi.ut imis hi life in II. Pio neer Miiumii.iI lluvpitul, Hipp m i. Il- had been very atllvc in fannin; mill community affait imiil ill Im'.iI'Ii f.irecd his re-tin-mint On Sept. (.Mary i:. ihi-ir .Vuli wedding attnivtiary .it Hii- lm-piial nursing home in Mi'iti.r wuh their f.imily and II few yf fill lllls, I hi' hospital taff ;iinl other patients In lit- li llil.HH'l-. Christmas Tree Permits Available Al h will attended fumr in J 1 1 IS fun. HMCC gained it suiti straight win in l'.i" T ltktt lull l'Mti-r Coach Jrtry Mtv-by the team rami' Ihruuch Willi l.'l points ti Cl.itkanias ('iimn.uiiiH ! (olli-cc's 72 iKilhtv. Six LMCC playi-is settled m ili.ulili- figures; John Ht-ardmiin li il wiili .'in ixidits. Jim ( link l!i. 1!KW Hi.- Lindsays! had II. Mike Riovvn 1.1. Jon An K.i. uiil, t l. l.iutcd ! 'di'iwin IK. mid Aaron Dunn I I nave i.iiiucy wun j:i im.ii.i and (leoff Olsi.n with JH ltd llu Clatkam.is team. In a inlimin.iry iwr.r it;- Mcr;(; nam lii io is.mcc" jv !'! 71. Top Motcr w jis Flunk xniM-n, lini wiili 'Jl Kini; Villii Itnl.inMin l'd Ihf JV wnh l!l M.ints. II is nil kiinwn linw mud) Ihi' M'iiiil.i;ii( fund IhIi)(iIi(I frmii llu1 J.'iini)' Its a Dpint Ikiv iml mini' I in k from tlx- l.M('t HiKisli r i lub. I 1"! " 1 II I p i I " li t I in . , - JIKMY ANGTLL walkt Lin Bay Schwon end lh top blindfolded as Jiry SwHnf Glen Ward kp a clot y. Jodv Marlatt Wins IWhistlin' Yankee Doodle ii- the Iniln i iu.il ( luislniiis lii-c imis .'in' imw avuilalile n( lli''ilii-i ll.iiij'ir DisirUl Kffli-o. Tlif ulliri' is dM'ii 7:43 a.m. Io l.:tn p in. M-.ml.iy thru Krlilny ii ml will lif oM'ii from 8;X) n m. io I:iKl p.m. on Ore. 11 and 18. .Four inc. is havif lirrn )li'sln i ali'il fur In-f rutliii Shaw 1'iifk UM.irk Miiiinlain), Sun ll.iwcr Flat. Lonj; Fralrii' and Itiirk ypriny. A map is avail it IO" sh'iwin;; Hii' ori'iis ili'siij;- n.iii-il ami mil's for rulting will I f HIVI'll. Tlit-ri' an- no arias avuilalile fur I'ommrreial ln-o lo-rmits. Fair Committee Meets Dec. 6 i ii-k .scnik iiiinK lias called a Morrow ("ounly Fair Committee mt'i'tiiiK for Dec. C, tit 8:00, In I lie confcrenci' room of the Gil n.im-uisiiei' minding. Dick says it is very Important that each memher of the Fair Committee attend this meeting. Keep those coupons coming. Mrs. Joel hngelmnn sent in 4300 Betty Crocker coupons from Morrow County In November and has another 42(H) to semi In this week. She has received word that Dec. 15 is the deadline for coupons (o ho counted In on a kidney machine. This will allow lime for processing and Retting the coupons to General Mills by Dec. 31. Coupons sent In after that time will be used by the Kid ney Association of Oregon to purchase typewriters and other office machines, desks and oth er necessary items. County Health People Attend TB Meeting Mrs. Herman Green and Mrs, Jciiy Sweeney. Morrow Couiit Health nurse attended a mn-t-ing of the F.asicin Iti-jjinn Coun cil in I'ciuili Ion late In Nov ember. Keynote speaker was Dr. Kay burn Collis of rcndloton who gave a piesei.talion on the infectiousness, treatment and management of tuberculosis. There have been some remark able changes in the treatment of tuberculosis. Other speakers were Jean P. La.N'eve, Portland. Fund Raising director for OTIiD, Tony Haher lach, program director for the Eastern Region Council discuss ed programs geared to combat ting tuberculosis, emphysema anil other respiratory diseases in Oregon. Mrs. Sweeney also attended a seminar on a similar program recently. Passes Ready for Senior Citizens Heppnei's basketball fans (5 and older may pick up their senior citizen passes at the Ileppner High School office. These passes are good for all Mustang home games and are issued free of charge to local fans who qualify. They will be available only at the high school office which aks that fans call in person to pick up their passes. Tliete wis n !'mI irt.wd at tending Ifse .November Cub Scoi.t pai k mi l ting Monday evening following the theme Ef.ily Colonists. Came contests were held In nu-h (ten i.nd the winners romjM ted At the l'aikj meeting. Whistling Yankee! Do(!le w inneiv wi ie Jody Mar-i latt 1st. Ricky Smith. Randy ; Cole. Walking a roje blind folded winnct were Timmy Hedm.m 1st, Doug Holland and Troy Simmons. Award Hiielvlng Rub Cat pins: Jmly Mailalt. barreil Miles. Doug, Holland Ruck Mi Roberts and G'reg Sweeney. I IU-nr Awaiils: Perry Wilson. Tim Hedman. Dale Holland. Tod H.rxrison. Silver arrows under Bear: Brian Buschke, Ronald Young, Tod Harrison. Wcbclo Activity badges: Steve Marlatt, aipianaut, artist. engineer, forester, outdoorsman, sportsman, traveler. Bill Kenny, showman. Eric Clow forester. naturalist, outdoorsman. Ron Ward, engineer, forester, natur alirt. sportsman. Troy Simmon forester, geologist, naturalist Jimmy Raymond artist, sports man. Ron Schwarz, artist, out doorsman. Two boys who trans ferred Into Webelos were Perry Wilson from Den 4 and Ron Young from Den 5. Don 1 won the attendance award. Leonard Toll is leader. There will be no Pack meeting in December. Mrs. Larry Angel .a a new den mother. Lee Mc Carl won the cake. LIPS A-PUCKER. whistles his Yankee Doodle. Richard Smith way through Watch Out For Licorice Addicts Ex smoker switch to all klmts of substitute. Uke licorice diup. It MiumU lmrmle nouh. But sometime It In'L Amrdtrt2 to a rrcrnt L'nitH Pre International report, one man w ruh-d to the Bryn Mwr llpitl in IVnmlvania as an emergency putient. lie had mt of the signs of a heart atiatk. but diuL-nosiic ti-tu showed no attack had in fact oc rurtiHl, However the heart mu cle wan tM-havinu badly. The mint's body chemistry wa too alkaline, and the ixitassiuni in hi bSiMl was at a riltically low level. There were aUo symp ti.ms of kidney failure. After 24 hours of tests, the p.iiient happened lu mention ihiil he had quit cigarettes three months eailn-r and now ate lie- orice drops instead. Surprlsi-d hv the mm lous interest of the examining physicians, lie said he had been eating about a quarter of a pound every day for months. As a result of this case, the word is being spreuil through the medical win 1.1 to watch out fur licorice addiction among ex smokers. Licorice depletes the amount of potassium in the blood lhat is necessary Io keep Hie heart iiumping. Oi.if the diagnosis of "lieoiice Intoxication" was confirmed. It took 33 days in the hospital to restore the normal level of po- asslum in the man's blood. But at the end of lhat time, all his symptoms were gone. Too much of any one substi tute for cigarette smoking can have ominous rcM'rcussinns. But quilting smoking, accompanied by sensible substitutes, is an es sential step toward health. To find out more about the izards of smoking and how to quit as painlessly as possible, heck with your local tubercu- isis and respiratory disease issociation. It's a matter of life nd breath. Mr. Wightmon't 90th Spr'oy Rodeo Assn. Is Special Event Monday, Nov. 29, John Wight man was tw year old. He re marked. -It ttsik long time to Cit to thl birthday." Many filnds stopped In to an open house In hi honor that after noon and evening at the Claude Graham home. Itiey comment ed that -John wm looking Just great." The cake for thl special occasion was baked by grand daughter Jean Marie Graham Damon. Mm. Claude Graham (Happy) say they had a most pleasant Thanksgiving when their dau- Kliter Jean Marie, her husband Bernard Damon, and their three children from Eugene lsited The Blaine Isoms from IVndk ton joined the group on Thanks giving day. HICK HOPES SEWING CLUB The High Hopes Sewing club met at the home of Mrs, Darrill James on Nov. 22. The meeting was called to order by Cassan dra ChaiK'l, president. Election of officer: President, Barb Palmer; vice president, Jan Eks Irom; secretary, Kathy Gilbert; news reporter, Cassandra Chap el. We also talked about the Ore gon State conference in baiem. Out leader Mrs. James also gave us the address of Sally Bay. Re freshmcnts were served. Cassandra Chapel, reporter DEFENSIVE DRIVING Fossil's New Citizen Jennifer Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Law- rence. Fossil, are now parents of a 7 lb. 13!ts oz. daughter, Jen nifer Diane who was born at the Pioneer Memorial Hospital on Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 2a. BENEFIT Season Tickets Now on Sale Basketball Season Tickets are now on sale for Mustang bas ketball games. They sell for $8.50 and are good for all ten home games. These tickets may be purch ased at the high school office, at the basketball preview Dec. 1, or at the first home game Dec. 3. Shawna Springer. 18 month I old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Dave Springer will go to Port land next Monday for a medical checkup on her finger. She may go in for surgery to replace a cut tendon in her index finger of her right hand so she can again bend her finger. She will be at the Good Samaritan Hos pital. A cut on her finger recently severed the tendon which could n't be operated upon until the cut had healed. Anyone interested In defens ive driving classes? Time is run ning out for pre-registering to attend! Classes will be offered Jan. 18 20-23 27 in either lone, Ilepp ner or Lexington, if there is suf ficient local interest. Sponsored r.y the Extension Homcmakers Advisory Council, the classes will bo taught by trained per sonnel from the Forest Service In Pendleton. The training consists of a ser ies of four classes. A comple tion certificate is awarded at the end of the series. Pre-registration is necessary as materials, workbooks must be ordered. Last date to sign up is Dec. 10. For more information write or call the Extension Office, Box 397, Ileppner. Elects Officers By MRS. DON CIUITTTH SPRAY A Spray Rodeo Aju.iv. meeting va held Turaday eve ning, Nov. 23 at the Spray Grontio IU11 With rlcvliurt of of ficer and director for 1972. The new officer re: Presi dent, Frank Cecil; vice-president. Larry Smith; secretary-treasurer, Dennis Fadrhonc. Directum are Frank Robinson, Bill Richards, Jake Nash, Je Petit, Don Har din. Jack Ash mead and Tuck Jackson. Another meeting wa ached- uled for Pec. 1 with the new officer and director to start en plana for the 1972 season. Mr. and Mr. Larry Smth and son Jeff were dinner guests at Ihe Don Griffith home on the evening of Nov. 23. The oecaa Ion was the Smith's annlver sary. Thanksgiving Day dinner (,'uests at the home of Laurel Kclsay were all 17 members of her family. Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Brilt, their two sons and daugh ter Sue from Pilot Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brltt and son of Pilot Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletch er and daugnter rrom fossil. Bob, Donna, and Sandy Kclsay, and Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Cam corn and son from John Day. The Turkey Hop last Satur day night was rated successful in bringing young folks togeth er with good music and help ing the sponsoring club, the Sor optimist Club, with meeting its scholarship fund goal. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Britt spent Thanksgiving Day in Pilot Rock at the home of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Brltt. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Ott and family from West Fir and Edith Chapman were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the Bill Chapman home. Arriving for a visit in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rector and fam ily from Fossil. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Russell and son Mike were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the Art Stephens home. MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Free Estimates Call Gen Orwick 989-8588 ox Condon 384-2292 Agents for United Van Lumv DA tm the Mkn Fcamily Saturday, Dec. 4 at 9:00 P.M. AMERICAN LEGION HALL NINE DOOR PRIZES You do not- have to be present to win Music By ROY QUACKENBUSH Admission By Donation THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BT TOUB HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE HANK OF D JZ astern Oregon HEPPNERIONE ARLINGTON MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Invitation To A ME 'iiie A PUBLIC DISCUSSION FORUM WILL BE HELD AT 7:30 P.M., Wednesday, Dec. 8 at Morrow County Court House O This is an informational meeting to discuss HEPPM FL00 that has been proposed for insurance purposes. Repre sentatives will be present from the State Water Resources Board, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, insurance compa ny. The Morrow County Court and City Council of Heppner wish to find out if County desires this type of insurance. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS INVITED TO ATTEND
