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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1971)
HcrfNcn, (oc). caicttc nwts. Tfeurdr. dc ti mi Santa lo Visit Irrigon Dec. 24 f rsAKCcs rose wosoji IIUWION Santa rUm U ruminjf lo rtic.n at 2 tn. on Uirntma Fve. Friday, te. 31. with mi all (n'm ilu liriyon I.lona rlub. Ho and euU ( th P'tnmmiH)' at inviied l gather Ml the Chruima Ittf n ih Highway at th Sinvi. TM hits iMt-iinif mi annual i'Vfi.1 In Irriyoii. when treat iv kIvcii 10 the children. A HUIIlU-r f hollies uv licelt in K--iiiit unit in iioiuuy ca ., t:pMnbacli, Flva Sand Mm. Many resident Iwiw cn ,.M wn Kppcnbaeh. joy.u ine imimium atu im j Wr, mid Mr. Michael Id man inj? oul on the loud hkmIu nltJ 2 f SlIkai Alaska, limn ilio Al ri..vv h.unf. ( H. vUiilna her mother Clly Council i II. . n Mitlky mid other rd.i Tin Irrigun t'liy Council ac- ' tr. ccpled Ihe audit K imrt fr tU-;Hem for Holidays ml l!7J. when they met U-c. It. Al home ftr the Christmas rwM w prepared im Th Ktrv. Norman Arnem, an iiulrurlor at Bethany Hiblf Col lege, mm w bed u led lo speak al tha Armbty of (Jod Church al 3 pin, Wednesday. !, 33 ftaptut Cburth 0IHer Al th lit Community fipitl Otuit h, m tiuoinn men ma wa lirld. I. 13, under I lie leadership of ihrlr newly elect id pastor, th 1U-V. Chatic Ah ly, of IVndleiuii. Church offiii-M. lecled Included: ( Jerk. S)lvia M..ikmh; Assist, lletk, ray hp iN-iibiii-ti: Tteftfcurer. Janice M i r pix-nnm 11; Financial runt, jva ..nil Marlow; S. S. hupt. raye l'iH-iili.icli; Assist. Su.. Sylvia M.'it'fio; I'laconute, F.IIm-iI r. l-iiha h. M.uy A'liiuis. Ivlible MCo; Naomi M. 11 low, Kv An ileiMin. Itctty Uulrd. Trust.-': Hie audit liy Allen l.mitrenw alter and pro M'lited to Hie Council in Hit No V ember M-ssioii. Mayor Chiller Wilson rKJtt ed nil II IliictlllH It'll 0 111 li"lll.i! re Sp-'l Li-on Vil.n of Fori Sill. Okla., and ('.nil. die WilMtn, lti'Kktirar al lUtli.uiy Ulhle Oillei"e, Santa (111., t'.illf., the Min and diiiiuh ter of M.ivnr mid JIk Chester iiniled al lli'.ner, during Hit ,,s"n- j.rexioiw Meek, oindii.ted ly! T.mimy Snyder, n student at Hie depurlini lit of KmeiKemy .' 'oil''!.'" of Kducation Ls flanniiur. formerly Civil IVtemw. I M '"'r parents, Mr. A l'. iil i rneten y plan fur Iho u- T""1 s",l',r. for the eomtnunitv Is reuuiretl hv lee-. "oiniay isl.iiivr net lo he nHiidinatetl' with the fivi-r.ill p. hi fur tin County and Slate. A nu-etiiii; Is I'finj; sclieiluled Flid.iV, Jin. 7. fur the (-(immunity to meet and diM'Uwi the Imal enieri;eiH-y plan. A Rrovel pit on private prop erty, under City control vva.s dis cussed lit leliK'h. Iuiiiiln;: of lion Raihace l,v pes of 1ef11.se has lieen permilted for Hie piitpiisci of filling the mi'siiiito proline inj; pond wiih tlie City aiii-mpl- Sill In;,' lo provide cover as mater-, - c The Inljjmi Lions Auxiliary on t at the Imine of Mrs. Kniest JornetiMen for the I)e-emler nieelnii;. Ilurili! the winter nionihs they will he mectin,: in vaiiutis homes. They had 11 Cliiislmas nilt I'Mhaiine at this ii'.islini; Array of Flowers Shown nt So 1st So ChrfMatnamuaia Cuhlon Rachel Dick. Helen Man in. 2nd; Alice ward. 3rd. ColtiHllon if Mumi Helen Murtin, 1m. roinpoin Kdw ln Cult Ink'. Helen Martin, 2nd: Alict? ward. 3rd. Indoor PlanU CulliHilon. African ViuJeU frU Cuttine, 1st. Col !- lion. Cacti Florence McMillan, 1st; Vlikle Sullivan, 2nd; Millie Vocom. 3rd. Cactus Vlcklo Sullivan. lt; Mr. Marvin Chitly, 2nd: llosv- marie DcLillo, 3rd Afrhun Violet IVitfy Brit- titer. Isl. Fern Cindy llnbtw, Jst; Iorw Walklns, 2nd. Follaye riant. Nora Bidlamy. st; lioiinn Ma I lory, 2nd; I'eKk'y hliehtlnif. 3rd. Any riant (Foll.t;;e) Mattle ireen. jst; Kita woirr, isi; ihi- tit HulM-r. 3rd. Any HloomlnK plan! Rita Wulff, Jst; Kd Gouty. 2nd; Kleanor Clonty, 3rd. ,ls.surn Helen Martin, 1st; nn (iriffith. 2nd. Aler. fluffy Ann Crlffith, st; liernlcc Nnsh, 3rd; Clayton Aycrs, 2nd. Aster, nliiKle Lisa Collins, l.st. Aster, Princess Helen Keith y. 1st. .Aster. Any Others Marlon Re. Ar Ar Olson, 1st Plackeyed Susan Norma 1st; Fiuabt-th Abram. 2nd: dith Hunt. 3rd. Calendula Ida Fan a. 1st; dlth Hunt. 2nd. Annuod riowera Madao Br ant, lt; Beth Bry ant. 2nd; Ann Griffith, 2nd; Bonnie Culp, 3rd. Marigold Wilbur Van Bl-.k-land. 11; Norma Ra, 2nd; B-r-nice Nash. 3rd. Marigold, Dwarf Alice So- ward. 1st; Barbara Cutsforih. 2nd; Helen Martin, 2nd; Sally Winter, 3rd; Shernst Mahoney, 3rd. Marigold. Giant Carnation Mrs. Alh-n Hughe. 1st; Gordon Meyer. 2nd; Wilbur Van Blok- land, 2nd; Hazel Vaughn, 3rd. Nasturtium Barbara Cuts- forth. 1st; Lisa Cutsforih. 2nd. Marigold, miniature Anna Lee Jame. 1st; Fran Prlvctt, 2nd; Gordon Meyers, 3rd. Lovely flower were arranged in Imaginative way in the Op en II. is Flower competition. Winners In various divisions of Arrangement were: Formal Bouquet Using Mixed Flowers Hazel Hamlin, 1st; Mattle Green, 2nd; Judy Rickert, 3rd. Using Roses Ann Griffith, l.st; Behe Munkers, 2nd; Just ine Weatherford, 3rd. Using Vegetal) I e s. fruits. flower Jukltn Weatherford. l. Miniature Il4e Hamlin. ll; B-be Munkera, 2nd; Ida Farra, 3rd. Small Arrangement Bt-be Munkrra. ikt; Pearl Green, 2nd; Ann Griffith. 3rd, t'slnsr Blue Fluwera Ann Griffith, ll. L'ldntf Red Flower B-be Munkers. lt; Mr. Alice Hui:hei. 2nd; Justine Weatherford. 3rd. Unlria White Flower Joseph Ine Buchanan, ll; A Hurt a Jo harines. 2nd; Justine Weather ford. 3rd. I'aing Vellow Flo-ver Hael Hamlin, ll: Ann Griffith. 2nd; Anlith Hunt. 3rd, I'aing waler and netHaorle Justine Weatherford. 1st; Ardith Hum, 2nd; Roberta Garrison, 3rd. Using Parade Theme Llaa Collin. 1st; Justine Weather ford, 2nd; Bebe Munkers, 3rd. Using Dried Materials VI. klo Sullivan, 1st. Shadow Box Jo Huston. 1st: Justine Weatherford. 2nd: Pat Pettyjohn. 3rd. G.M. Scholarships Offered In County General Motor recently an nounced the continuation of lit Scholarship Plan for the fall of lirTU, tMinnlng the eighteenth year of the plan. Scholarship will be awarded by lii partici pating culleL'e and univcrkltie lo IM outstanding accondary Mhoul graduate. The award will be mad to entering fresh men and may be renewed through the normal four under graduate year fur those with a! Ufai'tory record. CcUe? Mak Choice While the college have full tludenta to go to college, Includ ing aome 40 acholar wh have reeelved their baeealaur eale decree. Over 80 of thee CM scholar graduated In pi top quarter of their rlauea, and a majority plan lo continue thrtr education at the graduate and protcakiunal K-vcU. Many of thee talented young people are already teginning to make, ubiiantial contrlbutlona to their profession and communl-tie. Mr. Lola BreedUt?. Lvxiatoa. ha gone to Caldwell, Idaho, to discretion in the allocation of visit her aon Paul BriHdlng. G.M iwholarshlp and In the cl- Paul hurt hi leg and I need etilon of atudent. they have Ing me help, and will appreo bvn aked lo cive preference late hi mother' timely visit, a to 1 hose applicants who look for- he live alone. Mm, Breeding ward to career In Industry. For drove her car to htaniieui ana example. those Institution' lft It at a frlend a home, then which offer Droeram In eneln.'l traveling to and from Call To Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Martin, Cindy, Lbta and Scott of lone expect to drive to Phoenix for the holiday vacation. They will look over nome vacation prop erty they have recently purch ased nt Verdi Village north of Phoenix. eering are urged to wlect high ly qualified young people who are Interested In thl field of study. Collerrei which do Hot well by bus. The Buf Swlng Bee met at the home of Mrs. Bier. ,.... I- ..,.1 1.. ,. ' 'J ... m.k . V..K...W....B Barbllra Devlne and Mm. Bier, being asked to select atudenU We t our ,ns ,nd dl In business 1 admin Writlon. eco- chrlstma. party. It wa a nom c. matlumatle and aclence. fchwt me;lln t,,, noml mathematics and f-'Went to work on our apron., en. e. Senior at county high- Reporter Trad Boner school may apply. I Many Helped j Mr. end Mrs. Wilbur Jackaoo General Motors established its of Gresham will spend ChrL4 Scholarship Plan In 1933 with ma with Mrs. Jackson's mother, the guidance of leading educa-jMr. Polly Allstott. They will lor. To date. General Motors.be accompanied by their two has helped more than 5,000 able children. Annette and Gary. WHAT'S COOKIN This week Katie Van Si lioiai k imvc us a favorite of her fain- ilv. Sour Cream Fud-je Cake. Sift together: I a Is nre ihuiiiied. lN'.nt itunii-I ing "f n ntiinhi-r of car bodies 1 iinii placing refuse in arras re u i r i ri aildilion.il vmhU to (lis has eeiii rali'il piote.sl-,. pose of Hutu at lily expense' Sigi:s placid nt the sile ban : l!-it dumping of car boilics and fines mixer will be imposed f'-r viol.it ion. A ! I .1 An open l.-Mi r to the communi ty sets fnilli Hie prolilrni ; 1 Mil alls fur cooperation or omplete closure of the aici. A gai bage eoilcljon seivice is pioviil.-d for Hie coiumiiriity ho Hi in ,'iuil mil of town at litlle expen.-.e. It's A Boy A lirs! chihl has been loin lo Mr and Mrs. ISl.iiiie JoHn-oii. Ho ups flour I' I) .SOll.l I 1 i .sal! !' cujis siig.ir lulu larg. Add: 1 .'J cup shortening and one cup Ihii'k .sour cream. for 2 minutes in electric has been named Jitcihv I'l iine, born I"c. I I. weight 1 Hi., 1 o., Irrij'th ill inches. Maternal graniljian-nls are Mr. and Mrs. JlmiMoii Jackson, Irri gon. 1'alciual grandjiarenls are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, Moiillake Terrace, Wash. ill ires melled-cooled I, nswi-i ii'iii il cliiN'ola!e, 2 eggs, 1 l-i vanilla iiiid 'r cup water Heat for two minutes. Turn hat ter into niepared pans, Ha ''"it) degree:;. 2 nine inch lay er pans 2a 'IH ruin. !.'t!l2 pan .'!() lo 10 minutes. Fudijo Frosting 1 u;i sugar, 1 1 cup milk I Kali prefers evaporated l, 1 eg, i. choeolate, xolK, 1 liuller. Beat i'gg yolk and milk with heater. Slir in sugar. Add choc olate and butler. Cook ingred ients over medium heat just boils (bubbly) cool f.'i fudge candy. v. ' " 'liax . us serve you. We '.' a; ' '.'.v hope all that is f goodwill be yours this joyous Christmas tide. - eT K'. ' ;vi II K it-' -: SJ 7 . I H:,r Uih " ' x Oil MERRY f. Ml lilUfipa m,MiKnw.ll.l. mil m mam mi mmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmfmrmmmmm I I ill.. in I I bow . I - .v -; ; V5 . r .... 1 v j.- f- ;- . ; .-. - rTii s-v 1 t s . . . . j A I - - - sto . ,..,...,.',,,--, ' - ' i 1 I . .-ts if- f-- .,0'V'5 ''-V. I f .fi - -. , . , : v x1 s , s 5 " T8Tw,fl!w f i ' v 's; -"-'1 1 v mm nm'iwiiininmiJ .1 . s 1S?&J l H t.eimmmaflMmmmm' I k'4 a, .. nnoio.- QjBfc , : . eppner T. V. It's what happens AFTER the buy that counts And you can count on our people the performance-minded people at Union Pacific to keep the cars moving to make sure shippers have the types of cars they need when they need them. You can depend on the U.P. folks to keep their 71,000 freight cars working to your advantage. Whatever your shipping requirements may be your best bet is to be specific and call Union Pacific right now!
