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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1971)
HCrrNElt. (ORE.). GAZtTTT TIMES. Thursday. Dee. IX ltTl Spray Ready For Christmas By MRS. DON CRirCTH next day. Nillie Sanders hns n riui'y in her hme, An Faster lily he look home from the church last KaMer and planted in her yard is now in full bloom in her home. idaya are Mr. ami Mr. Mail land Goodman son tU and Charles, who are attending col lege at Monmouth. lue li ar rive lier are tht-tr daughter Linda. bImi a i.lujii.1 at M-n mouth and Ihelr um Grot ye, who Ik tt 2nd Lieutenant in the M.iiiih' Corp at Irfnacoa, Fl. Mr. and Mr. Johnson from Sunday dinner home of ll.irley SI HAY l4n Wise traveled in Bend Friday, Pit. 10 with Mr. i.nd Mr. Marvin Britt v. here she Ment the night be- (ore going onto Klamath Fa IN J2. Mrs. Johnson and Mr. New-win-re she t-M-nt !'. land were roommate In college. Horn there she went on to Sun- la Maria, Calir.. where sue win fM-nd few week with her daughter ami family, Mr. and Mi. Tut Studer. Johnny Wayne, , Mikkaio were Football Players sy.r identified I liuli Ashmcad ni-civiil word lh-c. 15 from the Elks Lodge In I'rlneville that he wan the lucky winner of a finable Mcreo In a drawing. j Bob Ashmead took his sister Mr. mid Mr. I(k1 Pietila and larnilv from Portland spent the "K"' " '"I- 'i', .'I ? i'J? Jessie Morse back to her home I'li'iil.m parents. Mr. and Mrs.' ,. .... ...... H.v Brill and visited with other nlaiivcs and friend, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Itielna were in John Pay Saturday, Di-e. 11 for the 2nd annual Horned Hon ford Hull Sale. Mr. and Mr. Kd Sander and liev. iirwl Mr. George Ingersoll traveled lo Milton-Frccwntcr Monday. Dee, 13 lo a Fellow- hip meeting. Alter the meet i nf! Mr. anil T.tiv. I Ii I Samti-is went on lo Wal la Wall. i lo the hospital where liny vi-ited their granddaugh tr Mrs. Pi le Wharton and new pent -grandson Seott Edward. Tliev n turned lo their home the in Pendleton been Visiting pec. 15 at their who had home. Mr. and Mr. Odell Adams went to John Day Thursday, Iec. 16 to be with Hoy Adams who underwent nursery at the Blue Mountain Hospital. Mr. jM-rit and Mrs. Gene Thursday. It. 1C Russell Christ mas shopping in The Dalies. Jim Fisher and daughter re turned to their home in John Day Pit. 17 lifter spending sev eral days with Jim's mother Juanlta Fisher. Home for the Christmas hoi- I Three people railed to identi fy the lone foolltall pl.i.vir of !!. Charles O'Connor. Barton Clark and Duricll l'adicrg. Of the group, three tt the player and the coach have died. The I Elwayne Lieuallen on the team Is none oilier than the Chane 'ellor of the Stale Board of High ! er Education known today a Roy K. Lleunllen. Tliere were si-vi-ral injuries that year. Kenneth Smouse broke his leg, Norman Swanson broke his collar bone nnd there were several head Injurli-s. Bark row fiom left: Couch C. M. Daniels who also is said to have started the lone band, Paul Smotise, Kenneth Smouse, Ralph Mason. Virgil Ksteh, Barton Clark and Ncuman Swanson. Middle row. Notion Lundell, livin Ritrhle (south paw n-nler says Barton), Harold Kincald, M.'linii Morgan and Norman Ev ersi ii. Front tow ; 1-co Lieuallen, Karl MeCahe, Dorr Mason, Lieuallen. 1 f v i " ); n i iijLJ NYOKA ANDERSON and jam yeor at lone. They come from Texans Like Oregon's Wide Open Spaces Andetoa ho or tooth in q thU Texas. DRAWN BY DARLA REA Mi Ladies Apparel DRAWN BY DOUGLAS MAFQUARDT First National Sank OF OREGON The Texas drawl came to lone Mich School wph the ar rival of James and Nyoka An derson from Corpus ('hirst Texas. Mr. Anderson teaches 5th Crude, and Mrs. Anderon Bust ness Kd and Knglish. Thev are both from the South with Mr. Andi-ron desij-natinji I-'Ki nvni-t Texas as his home stale and I Georgia by Mrs. Anderson. They met ht Juslean, Texas, where they were both teaching. Thi is their tint year in the north west. What biouKht them? They had taught with Franklin McAl lister in Texas and they learn ed from him about llcppncr and Its beautiful, dry, sunny weath er. They love the area. They especially enjoy the openness of the country and the unc-rowdc d feolinj,'. They were fortunate to find a place to live Just across the sireef from the lone school in the Lindstrom house. Mrs. Anderson has an unus ual type of swirt that requires n preat deal of practice and skill. She was the Georpia State Champion TWIRLER. She also excelled in folk dancing. She is using this to good advantage in helping the other cheer leaders and the pep squad at Ionn High School. Both Mr. and Mrs. Anderson like music. They hope to loam to ski and in the same- breath they said "If we can take out that kind of insurance"! They both like to read. His students think that Mr. Ander son's first love is "to correct papers". From the first week they marveled at the type of student they had here as compared with those they had had in the large 1 1 i , . tn ,L. ...1- m i" wo- suuiii oi lexas. i Tney fsaid "The kids really work''. They seem so eager to learn. The Andersons said they felt the children were so fort unate to have the surroundings they do and the favorable fam ily and parent relations that are evident by the type of up bringing their tudi nt haw. Tli ex children mut have the Im-s in upbrincini:H then In dosing they nald iticy Just take all of thl liA-dlncM for granted" tone's Junior Highs Split with Umotilia .rtuj'a Junior Uh B t-m Umt iu tame ith l'mtill 2 2 URy Bra fct Mt'h poinirr fai T5 A trm xn B tnu 44 U m. tWh J-rry Mrtm ww IhU U the t-t offcnh ifimr fr J. Birimann ouit4ndm In drt. ne ana re butindme and vat hith point man with 15. Olher .t.rin e Kim Gutiertrj 9. Tbl IV trfMn 7, Jdm ki.iruin 6, Sky KM S. Tli Juni. Iliih lram vill play al Arluioii on Jan. k Put your dollar to work at Hum trado In Morrow county. Bokcr's Sons Hove Service Leaves Ken and Bill Ilokrr have been Ciantid leave lo visit their i.ufr-nl the Clarence Baker. Bill left on Sunday niKht ta re turn M Bien lloa. Vietnam. He U working there with the army nome lr nay iiuiuniu leave on Saturday night Ho 1 In basic training In San Diego. Tom Cutsforth, Lex, Hoi Chance To Go To West Point Ci?rkmn Al I' 11m an of Oreon' 2nd Putrtet Thorn at W. Cutftth, Lrinj.ton. n ,f Mr. Lucia Cutsforth. ax one of u candidate for two Vac. awte at the VS. Military Acad emy at West rolnt. The candidate must cumpvte f.r the appointment by taking a College Entrance Board eam inatlon nd physical examin ation. They will then be carefully coitkidi-rvd on the baU of the compHitive examlnatloru and on the recommendation of M-htMd of ( id a U Jim Schaffitz Homo I'fc Jim Schaffitz U home on Cbrintma leave from Ft. Kustls. Va. After completing hi ba.sic training at I-urt Urd, he wt transferred to Vlrclnla. He U ttudvinir nH'iprocatlnc aircraft engine repair. He will be at Ft. EustU for about another month. He nay he ha been Jamming a little on the drum. )ar ? a ft k t XT- " ' - " i ? DRAWN BT DAVE STEACALL Wagon Wheel Cafe and Lounge :"''WKK iwrwiiiw' on. im ... . DRAWN BY CINDY McCONNELL ES 1 MM II II fill 11 KI I 1 K mT II III W I II 1 B III! f I I I
