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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1972)
n x 'A HUTM R Irrigon on All-Em . i n v.i i sitost MI SON The Irnison Rural nre Ivpt is now on the U emergency hookup, with headquarters m Hermiston The hood up wa completed Thurs night In case o( (ire. need of an ambulance or police, dial 911. bcmt! ure to give name and location of your home When reporting a fire. tate that it is in Irrigon ami the fire alarm nystcm in Irrmon will be triggered from Hermiston The operator in llermiston will then dia! the Irrigon fire station and will (jive the name of the person reporting and location to the first fireman who answers the phone in Irrigon ' Fire Chief Don Adams has had calls when people were in panic and would say "My house is on fire", and would hang up, without saying who they were or where they lived On one such occasion he recognued the voice and was able to give help Kenneth Lamb, who is chairman of the fire board, says with many new people moving into the area that it is important that they be able to give their location Giving the name of a neighbor who is a long time resident of the community, could speed help. Irrigon Klection Mrs Ted (Mary) Wilson was appointed as City Re corder to succeed Mrs. W.F. foy who resigned in October because of illness A letter of appreciation to Mrs. Coy was signed by all council members and was read by Mayor Chester Wilson. Mrs Coy had served the City 4 years. Allan Langenwalter was present to review the Audit Report with the council for fiscal 1972 The report was approved Election results were tab ulated and the votes were canvassed. The 3 incumbent councilmembers were re elected These were Elbert Eppenbach. 61 votes. Elva Sanders 58 votes and Vernon Stewart 64 There were 5 additional write-ins for council positions including. Warren McCoy 3. Jack Gay man. Don Adams. Dick Clark and Bud Horn each receiving 1 District VII Homemakers Advisory Meet Morrow. Umatilla and Union county extension homemakers advisory groups met Monday in Pendleton to hear the latest news on activities relating to the family living program in their counties and statewide, discuss mutual interests and problems and share ideas for strengthening the Extension family living program. Dorris Graves. Heppner. District VII Director, chaired the meeting. Evelyn Funk, Extension Assistant State Leader, OSU, Corvallis, reported news from state level concerning Oregon Extension Homemakers Council and the Extension Service. Molly Saul, Extension Agent. Umatilla County, Mona Haasch. Extension Agent Union County, and Birdine Tullis. Extension Aide, Morrow County, assisted with the meeting. Others in addi tion to Dorris Graves attend ing from Morrow County were. Juanita Ryan, Irrigon, chairman of the Advisory Committee; Mabel Allen, Boardman. and xMuriel Palmer. Heppner. The obvious is that which is never seen until someone else sees it! T V. service by (jualilied RCA (rained technicians! at IIJl.ll -TK II INC 4(il A E. Main St. Hermiston .V.7-3882 til iiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiniiiiiiMiiiiiiHiiiHHiwiiiiniiiiiHniiiiimiiiMiiimmMii" THANK YOU to voted for me and ing my brief political career. Best wishes to Sadie for a happy j four more years. RK.l.AZFTTK-TIMi:.Thiiri. rnibrr U. IT! ercency No. 9 voip No one died for tne portion of Municipal Judge bill incumbent Vestie Elgin was re-elected with 14 write ins Other wrileina were Warren McCoy -. Karl Isom 3. txn Adam 2. Billy Griffin -2,Bonnie Heeves 2 and Tom Stewart 1 Several write-ins 'lor people living outside the city limits were disqualified because of residential re quirements The Council approved pur chase of I! water meters and material for w ater hook-ups to be stocked for use as needed A C lUU'GHTON SCHOOL had manv activities during the past few weeks These in cluded Halloween parties in the various room, with the assistance of parents Parent were invited to visit school on Nov I A 2 and enjoy a hot lunch with their child in the school lunch cafeteria Parent teacher conferences were scheduled for Nov 8 4 9 with many parents visiting on these davs Judy Lake an IFVE student returned from Finland, showed colored slides and spoke to the student body on Thurs There will be square danc ing on Thurs Nov. 16 from 7 to 8 p.m. Receiving first year 4-H awards at the recent 4-H Achievement night at Irrigon were back row I to r; Mylinda Hixson. Jante Cronk. Bobby Witherspoon. Elizabeth McKmney, Kris Baker. Lerry Wilson. Scott Adams. Front row: Danny Brasel. Mari Evans, Joan Gasser. Connie Braat. Methodists Meet At Arlington By Justine Weatherford A workshop for the leaders of small Methodist churches drew representatives of ten churches to the Arlington church on Wed., Nov. 8. Rev. Cutting met with the area ministers during the afternoon and Mrs. Cutting. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Green and Mrs. WW. Weatherford attended the dinner and evening work shop. Miss Jennie Youngblood, Nashville, Tenn., was the workshop leader. She has ben conducting similar workshops throughout the northwestern states. District Superinten dent George Emerson and Mrs. Emerson of the Oregon Idaho Conference attended the sessions along with leaders from the churches at Dufur, Tygh Valley, Wasco, Pine Grove, Fossil, Echo, Heppner, Hermiston, and Arlington. Rev. Perry Jackman, Arling ton, was the host pastor. Champ Baker The annual cake baking contest sponsored by the Oregon Wheat Growers League will be held December 4th in Portland during the annual convention, December 4.5.&6th at the Sheraton Hotel. Ten county winners will be competing for the top prize of $100.00 plus other awards. The contest will be held at the new John Adams High School, 5700 N.E. 39th Ave. County winners who will compete are Morrow County, Betty Christman; Baker County, Eunice Squires; Gilliam County, Mrs. Cheryl Ammons; Jefferson County, Doris Schledwitz; Sherman County, Mavis Olsen; Uma tilla County, Fran Coppinger; everyone who helped me dur- ALICE VANCE j E S S Instant increase Hi WWW UK MUtlOW Less than a month ago Boardman 'a official popula tion w as listed as Sd It is now 3t On Nov 8 within Iwo hours of each other two babies were born in Good Shepherd Hpital M - HermtMon Stanley Jason, weighing seven pounds, 14 ounces, was horn about 3 ' p ni to Mr and Mrs Stanley Itaueh Grand parents are Mr and Mrs Irv n Itauch of Uxmgton and Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker of Heppner Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Julian Haucri oi nermis ernus m- Mrf u"M , Mr -m taker of Hlhurn, Mr a d Mrs D Z lVnny of Echo and Mrs Mona Moore o eppm At 5 .30 p m Kristin Elaine weighing six guilds six ounces, was born to Mr and Mrs parents are Mr and Mrs TMTwl Mr and Mrs Moc Bates and Mrs Dalles The third addition to the population, was Nicole Marie, was horn to Mr and Mrs Larrv Cliffton on Oct 18 Workshop starts Kathy Jamieson, Gilliam Wheeler Extension Agent, will show her skills and knowledge on constructing knit jackets for men (or women) with leader-teachers from Morrow County in a workshop scheduled to start November 17. A limited number only could be trained for this session of workshops. Women trained in this workshop w ill then share their knowledge with other home makers in their area. Making wearing apparel for men is currently heading up the list of popular sewing projects for home sewers. Women have discovered the fun of making well tailored items for the men in their lives, as well as the financial savings. Using current techniques, fabrics and in formation, women can make garments equivalent to the best professionally produced. Women interested in taking the workshop when offered by the local leaders, please call 676-9642 to sign up. You will then be notified of dates, time and places To Be Chosen rmintv. Rubv Prince; Valley Counties, Mrs. Dick DeJong; Wallowa County, Vivian McFetridge; Wasco County, Barbara Brown. The winners will be an nounced at the annual ban quet. in population at Grange BMter Night Hj Varied Program There were 65 in attendance at the Booster Night program and Newcomer party held by Greenfield Grange Saturday night Mrs Donald Baker, grange lecturer, was in charge of the affair It started wiih potluck supper at 6 30 Invocation was b Pastor Neil King of the Boardman Com munity Church School Nathan Thorpe, grange master, gave the welcome address linn Daniels. Morrow County school superintendent. , , , hec ountv. and stated that the ua , , me merease. more J I K.vers.de )( , t(K.h,,rs of Kiversulo that were present, Howard dder'l.so'Mr and Vic Marchek. Mr and Mrs. J"n Harper Mrs. ''I'00 al' Mrs Daniels were also present Bob Coble, state grange deputy, of Kichland. spoke on the history of the grange Mrs. Coble was also present WAC Chairman Elected Mrs. Donald Baker was elected Chairman of the Women's Activity Committee of Greenfield Grange at the meeting of the club Wednes day afternoon of last week at the grange hall. Mrs. Arthur Allen was hostess. Mrs. Chub Warren was elected vice chairman; Mrs. Frank Marlow. secretary; and Mrs. Walter Hayes, treasurer. Guests present included Patsy Skoubo, Mrs. Rollin Bishop and Mrs. Rod Flug. Miss Skoubo a Riverside High School senior spoke to the group about her trip to Girls State at Salem, which the club sponsored . Mrs. Roy Ball and Hazel Miller were appointed host esses of the night card party to be held Nov. 18. Day party hostesses appointed were Mrs. W.G. Seehafer for Dec. 5, and Hazel Miller for Dec. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Leh man of West Linn were overnight visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen on their way to Spokane. Use vour dishwasher only after vou have filled it. Doing just a" partial load at a time will require extra water and electricity. When not in use. your dishwasher is a fine storage place for dirty dishes. Boardman Port Itupert Kennedy, coordi nator of the Port of Morrow, spoke on the "Hoardman Story", telling of the accomp lishment of the port, which was formed in I9i He showed map of the land acquired along the 2'i mile waterfront and showed the brochure compiled by the port, of which 3.000 copies were ent over the nation He also spoke on the nuclear aitmg plan (or the area JoAnn, Judy and Jeannie Thorpe of Hermiston ang Anytime Of The Year" with Janice Thorpe accompanying them, and JoAnn played a piano olo. "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head". Morton Wolverton, Umatilla County grange deputy, of Hermiston, presented two readings, "Rindecella" and The Stuttering Auctioneer " The program ended with group singing by the audience. Home On The Range" and "God Bless America " Out of town guests present besides those already mentioned included Joe DuPuis. Umatilla County Pomona Grange master, and Mrs DuPuis, Mrs. BE. Getchell, Mrs Katie Hitch; Bob Hach, Columbia Grange Master, und Mrs. Hach, and Mrs. Larry Thorpe, all of Hermiston; Bob Daniels, Stanfield grange master, and Mr and Mrs Floyd Daniels of Stanfield; Col. A.R.Marshall and Col. John Gernch. of the U.S. Army Engineers of Port land. Mrs. Richard Ryan of Irrigon. Needlework Mrs Ryan and Mrs. Verne Mmmch were presented blue ribbons won in the Oregon State Grange neeoSework contest. Mrs. Mmmch also received red and white ribbons. Door prizes were won by Vic Marchek. Bill Bates. Jack McEntire and Mrs. Frank Marlow. After the program there were five tables of pinochle played. Zeart Gillespie won high prize for the men and Hazel Carpenter high for the women. Second highs went to Mr. and Mrs. Verne Minmch. Rov Ball and Mrs. Ben Donovan received the travel ing pinochle prizes. What's Cookin This recipe for Carrot Cake comes from Bobbe Driscoll. It is the best of two recipes that she tried so in my book I call it Bobbe's Carrot Cake. 2 cups sugar 2 cups flour 2 tsp soda 1 tsp salt tsp cinnamon '2 tsp nutmeg 1 tsp vanilla 1 '.-4 cup vegetable oil 4 large eggs 3 cups grated raw carrots 1 cup chopped walnuts Mix and sift sugar, flour, A Great Gift for dad Sasfi chain saw UBBC&er 10 pounds: Utaala&iXXV. 3S& price,o: Complete with 14 inch bar and chain. Tough enough See the Poulan XXV at: Coast to E IiVm mutter of a Ulcitmi iirviiiii.. Give niorv to jjj ChristmusfScaIs f Wk Willows Grange The Willow s Grange W.A C. meeting will lie Friday, Nov. 17, starling with dinner at the Grange hall Members are In bring salads or dessert Host esses are Beaulah Sherer and Uirrame Montgomery. The Willows Grange regular meeting will he Saturday, Nov 18 starting with a pancake supper at 6 30 p.m. and the meeting at 8 p.m. MemlM'rs are reminded this is the meeting for the election of officers, so please plan to altend. Mr. and Mrs Norman Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson went to Port land last weekend for a visit with Mrs Bertha Nelson. Mrs. Nelson is the Nelson boy's mother. She is in the hospital and hopes to get out sometime this week. Mr and Mrs. Alfred Nelson stayed to be with their mother. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson went to Salem on November 5th to attend Mrs. Nelson's mother's birthday, Mrs. Nell McElhmney. It was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Runkin. Mrs. Runkin is a sister of Mrs. Nelson. All of the family attended. Barbara Ann, 15; De bora Lee and Donna Marie, 12; and Anita Jean, 8, dau ghters of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer, lone. salt, soda and spices. Add oil and mix well. Add eggs, one at a time. Beating well after each addition. Add vanilla, carrots, walnuts. Mix well. Bake in ungreased tu!e pan for 1 hour and 20 minutes at 350 degrees or two 9 inch greased and floured cake pans for 45 minutes. The cake is moist, keeps well and is a good freezer. Bobbe recommends a Phila delphia Cream Cheese frost ing. Add powdered sugar and a little milk to make a spreading consistency. She likes to add a pinch of salt and a little vanilla. mu. Afct5i Jj) ar to stay a winnez: M 1 ens - T w .r m Coast Store COMING Saturday, November 25 Heppner's Cbrisihiss O SANTA'S COMING! O TREATS FOR THE KIDDIES O CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE ON DISPLAY Save The Date AND Watch For Full Defails Santa's Fra Fir All! Coming! 187 X. Mala UUHMUHMIIIIIIIIIlfl
