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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1971)
HCFPNER. (ORE.). CAZETTC TTMES. Thursday. Dae M. ESTARL Awards Explained By WINONA ROBERTS with Iheir uraivljxiK'nU Mr, anl Mr. Crabttit and Mr. una Mrs IONE Th l'n OiuVr ofji,,,,,, MtoH. ANo then for r.uMt rii iiir nit i jtiiriMm.i varutluti lire Mr. una -miMT infciliiij uitli Mr. ln Brown of Miliim -Krwwater, Crawl Cointnlttw member of KSTAtiL (Kasicin Star Training Awunt f'r liclli'un LtauYr hij u 4i kui-M, KSTAKL In KuMirn Slar lath''! ioJi anil It awaiili'd Internationally. Ali iii.i are i liuiMi to re- wive a maximum or siixw irom the Oritur of Eastern Slar t-rant which 1 u fill i r iI mini not Mr, Win. cji-lut.i ami family of t'ulilvu-II, Idaho. At Hermlaton Party .Mm. Vlii.ir Itietmann, Mr Ituoy Hubert. Mr. Kilith Nieh (win. Mm. Laura llulu. Mi II.imiM Sherer, Mr. Le Palmer Mi. Elmer ralmt-r, Mr. Ken- ihmii ruitner, Mr. John Ji-pwii Mr. Kenneth .Siiwuim', Mi M.iriuii Palmer ami Mr. Ella KurKnyiu' were in liermittun Moiuliy tn aiii'iul a Christmas by Mr. rrel Hit ! repaid Iiiii'nt are imt required tO M(,y Kjv,.n 1 1 . .i,iMnir Niiiiiaiimi """iHian Ka-lern Slar ..uM welomm', ,Mr. ,,,, Mu, ,jri,j s,.r,., m,.re uppli.-ailon from religious nir(sIllW w.k,., vUit. stu.l. i.i wh. nr.- in ne.M of ft- , . . ,,,,, f Mr ,, MfJ nanrlal aiil. Jury liihka ami family In S.i uti.iiii u m mil mhi ii nil- mi' I'licntit !' iii j:i m siiitnliiit! a a m iiinr or seminary siu.lcnt In i visit. ,n lit the Imini' of Mr. ami Del Pipers Win Lexington Grange Lighting Contest Br DELPHA JONES I.EXI.ViTON Th Lenina tun CranL-e Lighting IVinteM winner Mere nnrwuneeil as M I.rn: Mr. ami Mr. Delbert H iht. first ; Mr. ami Mr, vnt iuis forth MH'nml, anil Mr. and Mr. Rill Went nor ford third. Th ltitiM- ! JuiIih th nlKht of Urn 2tfd wiilt out uf town JUllrf.'S, i li-m. Mr. ami Mrs. Dwlybl Hatifn l ..L.. i. i, .... .1 ' in ...in,. ...u,.,.,. m. I'll. i-mi'iiii . . r, lii'ifiiiki Iriiliiinii itl Jin JK-r-r.-fl . I ' - . I lli'il Illlll'Hl'. Infiiiiii.ilioii may In- obtained by roi.lMriinn un Eastern Star member or loeal minister, Also a nni'st id tin iiu'i-tiiij; was Milton Iiii'i,'i'l of IVmlli'toii, a mcmlir of tin lilood Dank Ciiinmiiiii' of tin Cium! i'haptt'r of Oit'Knit. h'aslrrn Slar mrm-ln-rs an1 urjjcd to donati' in the name of Kastern Slar no mem-ln-r may draw fri of charge from it. Many Xma Dinners Victor StiM-kard of Pendleton was a guest for dinner C hristmas at the home of hi daughter, Mr. and Mr, Kalph Kincaid and family. Jim Morgan of Shelion, Wn is a ChrLstma-s visitor at the lirimn tit lllu Itifitlifti 1ru 1,-1ii4f. Kill and Mr. Klliv iiml urnnrl.! mother, Mr. Ida Grabill. Appllt aiion forms to attend Mr. and Mr. George Gutierrez; the clothing and knitting judg- nun lamny Bpcin LiirLsima aiies' training are now- available .Mrs. Itoy V. LlniNlfnm. Mr. and Mis. fjary Owen uf ll.ik.T were Christinas guests at llie lioine of his parents, Mr. and Mis. Line Millinan. Mrs. Swanson Entertains Mrs. G.ir .Sw.iiisnn was host ess Ttieday ut a coffis- hour for Mr. Alva Tews of Seattle. Thosi ailemliiig were Mrs. Ken Turner of Heppner and Mrs. Paul Tews and Honda. Mr. mil Mrs. Gary Morgan of Portland and Mr. and Mis. Keith Peck and family of Port land were weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mr. Mil ton Morgan. Clothing-Knitting Judges Training Set Mr. and Mr. Bob Davidson had their family with them for I lie holiday. These her were Mr. and Mr. John Flint of Ik verion, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Vlall and family of Milton Freewater. Mr ami Mrs. Hob Davidson and children of Porildiid, Herbert Davidson ami Francis Katun of 'ontlon, and Greg and Anll.i of Lexington. Mike Kiircham .sjhii the hol iday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. li.ili.h Biinham. Mike is employed In Ontario. Horn from School Glemla Kay VanWinkle Is spending the holiday with her parent Mr. and Mrs. Wm, J. VanWinkle from school in Pen dleton. Linda Orwick, with her parents, Mr. and Mr. Gene Or wick, Valerie lloyer and Mr. and Mis. Mel Buyer and Diana Cuts- ing turn tlma In CU rll Idaho 1ih a sun Paul who recently Injured In n aideni at hi wurk, TnrM-OftOTrtle CferHtnxM Mr, and Mrs, T. E. Mwnw Sr., and Iheir tiiildron rnjord a get -together over h h"liila. AttKintf I how ptcTM-tit we Mr and Mr. Fianklin Messt-nc and family from Whit City, Mr and Mr. Jerry Mewncer and family of purtland. Mr. and Mr. T. V- MeiMK-nger. Jr. and family of HermUion, Mi. Win hie inter and ttranddauifhter Lois Messenger of lniie, Mr. and Mr. Itoy Ball of fio-irdman, Sam Iti'tlamy of Heppner. Mr and Mrs. Homer Hughes and family. Mr. Norma Marq-jardt. Mr. and Mr. Bill B. Marquardl and family. Not lis M-irquardt i.l Multnomah Mi die sVhi-d of Vn( land. Mr. and Mm, liick Mar- iuardt of Pullman, and Mr. and Mr, ('ail Maitpjardt and family of Lexington. The group enjoyed dinner at the IQOF dining room Mary Kay Hughe, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Homer Hughes ha enrolled In F.OC at La Grande and will stay with her aunt, Mr. Bill B. Maruardt while unending school. PFC James D. Hams Gets an Early Party An early 21st Birthday Party and Christmas party for PFC James D. Hams took place in the home of hi parents, Mr. and Mr. Darold Ham on Quald St tn IVui 11 forth from lhi ITniversilv uf Ore.. , ,.,i ir..ri w..ath..rf..il Thp rfC had been on a 30- day leave following hi Travel Pictures To be Shown in lone Artongetnenls are bring made for a Mna of four prrarnta lion of picturr of ihet IM) Land during January at lone Pltiutes will be him n that rr taken by Mr. and Mi Predibk Martin on Uieir icvnt trip 14 the Holy Land and t other wh have vuited there Kkpericnce will also t khated Thi program will U houi one and une half hours long on .Sunday afternoon. Tho tenia. live dales have tx-en ct. Kv- ei) one 1 rurdially Invited to at tend any one or all of them. Jin, 9 at I pm, pictures and mj.eti.-nce of I lie trip fnim New Yoik with ops at Am kterdam and Greet-w, Pictures will be hown at the lone Church. Jut. 11 the premutation wil tie at 2 p.m. at Willows Grange HalL Included In the showing will b pk-iures wf Cg)p. Ub anun and Sru. Jaa 2 si 4 tm. tl th una nturch, plctuies 4 lisr will b snown, Ji.wiy 3d ! 3 3-) pm. at St Williams Caihulic Chunrh, pic luir- of ft m and London. 4 H Conference Date Changed Tli Oregon 4 II Confeivnc will be held Jan. M 31 and Feb I, 1972 tn week earlier than Mheduledl, Jti- heluling was (teerkoary a the original dates Lexington TOPS Hare Party About II members of th Lex- Ir.jton Lranrr lps Cluh " ered for Christmas party and low-al.iiie luncheon at th home of Mr. Beulah Blood worth, 21. Among the J.iw calot i pot luck dihe brought by th guests wero a bean loaf and chec take. Christmas gifts were exchanged by the ladies. The Lexington Ts meet In the Lexington City Hall at 2 ." each Tuesday afternoon, and . ! (im more niemtwrs. Karla Weatherford University of Puget the home of her mother, Mrs. W', C. Pnine In Cascade Locks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mcin tosh were in Newberg for Christ mas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K'ldon Mcintosh and fam ily and Mrs. Sandra Antrim and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bolide of Kennewlck, Wn., were Christmas viistors at the home of Mrs. Vera Kietmann. Christmas day dinner guests at the home of Mrs Clell Kea were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin ai. il family of Milpitas, Ca.., Mr. and Mrs. Itichard Kea of Mihvaukie, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas liea of Condon, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hea of Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Keilh Kea ami famliy and Mrs. Kditli Nichosou of June. Christmas day dinner guest at Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. Boy W. Lindstrom were Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith of Cecil, Mrs. Klmer Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Dvvight Hatigcn of Lake Oswego. Frank Bolts of Slieltoti, Wn., Is a Christmas guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Larry 1'iock and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hal vorsen of La Grande, Cathy Cannon, Warren Slender of Her miston, vveie Christmas day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. Carl and Linea Troedson were there dur ing the evening. Mr. and Mis. Bob Roberts and family were Christmas weekend guests at the homo of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Miller In The. Dalles. Heme from School Among those college students home for the holidays are: from BMCC, Chris Gutierrez, Cathy Holtz, Jeri Snow, Tanya Tucker, Ronnie Palmateer, Scott Wilson, Chris Peterson, Marianne Petty John; University of Portland, Peter McElligott and Mike Col lins; Montana State, Jane Krebs; Oregon State, Chuck Nel son, Jim Swanson, Chcrilyn Smouse, Kristin Nelson; Univer sity of Oregon, Terry O'Connor, Karen Nelson and Keith Nelson. More Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kkstrom and family of Seattle are Christ mas guests at the home of Mrs. Ida Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen were in Portland Sunday to vis it with Alice Rea and girls and Judy Mason. Donna and Dairy Rea and Judy Mason returned home with them for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Linds trom and family were in Port land for Christmas at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Mxson. Alvin and Carolyn MeCabe and boys were Christmas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree of Cecil. The boys will stay Christmas vacation at the County Kxtcnslon office. Training will he offered In two locations this year. Training in CorvallLs will be Feb. Ki-18 and In Bond, Feb. 23-25. First two days of each session will be clothing training and the final day knitting. Those wishing to attend arc asked to return ap plications as soon as possible to the county office, as they due in the Stale office by Jan. 21. Anyone with sufficient skill es to become a judge is asked m sewing or knitting who wish to call or write Immediately to receive an application. Those currently Judging are encourag ed to attend the trainings to keep up-to-date on Judging policies, especially those judg ing -4 -1 1 events. Registration fee to attend both sessions is $5. Clothing only is $1, and knitting session only $2. Clothing and knitting 4 II leader who feel they are cap able and interested in judging are Invited to apply to attend. Temporary position is now op en for a graduate home econo most, to be employed as coun ty Extension agent by Oregon State University, through the Umatilla County Kxtcnslon Ser vice. Tho position will be avail able after Jan. 1, for a period of 3 to 6 months. The person employed must have a mini mum of a bachelor's degree, and must have a car. There is a 40 hour week. The position Involves super vising the RISE program, which spelled out means "Reach Inde pendence through Self Employ ment". The program is geared to preparing disadvantaged women for employment. The salary depends on background and work experience. Interested persons may con tact Mrs. Molly Saul, Extension Home Economist, County Exten sion Service, County Courthouse, P. O. Box 1107. Pendleton, tele phone 276-7111, Extension 61. gon and from the Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whitney and son Rick, Kimberlce Larson of Portland, Vicky Irvin of Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Irvin and Billy of Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Smith of Hcrmlston, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cool and family of Pendleton were Lex ington visitors over the week end. Mrs. Ray Eckles and son George Peck and fiancee Ro chelle Smith of Pendleton visit ed at the C. C. Jones home Mon day. George left again on Tues day for San Diego where he is attending school for the U. S, Navy. Lex IOOF Has Party There were about 00 members and friends at tho Odd Fellow and Rebckah Lodge party held last week at the Lexington IOOF Hall. Tho evening started with a chicken pot luck dinner. The decorating committee had ar ranged clever centerpieces anil had gifts at the tables for each guest. Birthday cake was serv ed to the following members with birthdays this quarter: Mrs. Ralph Burcham, Mrs. A. F. Majeske, and Mrs. C. C. Jones. The program was the singing of carols, and before each song the history of the carol was read mixer game was enjoyed, and door prizes were won by Mrs. Delsie Chapel and Carl Mar- quarilt. A short Christmas mess age was given by T. E. Messen ger, after which the group en joyed a musical exchange of gifts. The Odd Fellows held meeting while the ladies enjoy ed a six-ial hour including visit ing and card playing. WAC Has Xmas Party Mrs. C. C. Jones entertained the Women's Activity Group of the Grange at her home on Dec 23. Christmas music, enjoyed by all was led by Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and son Carl and Betty Marauardt. Cards were sent to some of the shut-in Grangers. The hostess served to Mrs. Al fred Nelson, Mrs. Norman Nel son, Mrs. Florence McMillan, Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and Carl, Mrs. Ella Burgoyne, Mrs. Wil bur Steagall and Mrs. Carl Mar- quardt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Breed ing of Gresham visited his mother Mrs. Lola Breeding one day last week Mrs. Lola Breeding is spend- montns tour or duty. HI. par ents knew he had to leave Heppner before Christmas and before hu Dec. 23 birthday. So they gathered family and friends and really celebrated with him ahead of the official dates. PFC Hams has now returned to Camp Pendleton In Califor nia where he will be stationed until his dischttrge from the service, which Is expected about May. Applications ar still being r reived for the position of hu man roource aide 1, for the county Kxtcnslon Service. Those mplocd will work In the rx puded food and nutrition pro gram on the Indian Reservation and surrounding area. Those employed will work on part time basis. They must have use of a car, and a valid driver's license, Applicnat must be between the ages of 18 and G3. Applicant also must either be from a low income group, or have had experience working with or being with low Income families. The Job will entail working with Individuals and families to Improve diet through better nu trition. A knowledge of nutrit ion Is not required, as those em ployed will receive an Intensive 3 weeks of nutrition training. Interested persons may con tact the County Extension Serv ice, County Courthouse, P. O. Box 1107, Pendleton, telephone 276-7111, Extension 61. lW'fll 4tinMii.1 t if h m tklals holiday. Feb, 7. Sine ml Siaie '" !) pleased to wvl Department and office which are Included in the schedule of activities (or the conference are clokd on that date, the change was necessary. Oiher plans lor the conference remain the same. Application to attend mud be in the Kxteiuion office by Dec. 31. Lt Chris Brown was boms for Chtisima with hi parent. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown. Their oth er son. Ensign Mark Brown. U on duty with the V. S. Navy in the Caribbean this ean. fJVvvr i '1 l I MlvfeVV i ut mr J , i III I SyCi I jmuM s our toy I I I V ' ml jritmi, uM hetptj If ,- I I 1 aAa it so. It I I v !'J ' 4 f sue ultk I I eontinut t mi I H t Happy New Year! BILL'S BODY SHOP BILL BRANNON Dusk OFF at DawnS. I Light 175 Watt acts folks This is what X you pay! J COLE ELECTRIC Motor Bswlndloo INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL r Arm AND HOME DAHC New Year's Eve 9:30 until 1:30 Morrow County Fairgrounds Boyds Musi Sponsored by JAYCEES $2.00 Single $3.50 Couple i w V mm m Automatic 0. Yard and Security Here are the NO Purchase Cost NO Installation Cost NO Electricity Cost . NO Maintenance Cost Absolute Total Cost to You If There Is An Existing Pole Is Only $3.00 Per Month If there is no existing pole, we furnish everything set the pole and the total cost to you is Only $3.50 Per Month Why do outside chores in the dark? Call or Write: Columbia Basin Electric Co-op, Inc. Ph. 676-9146 and order a Security Light NOW A t COLUMBIA BASIN EICCTRIC CCOVlMU'E, WC. olumbia iasin Electric Co-o "Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties" Telephone 676-9146 VmibtiM. 276-77811
