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in cfo)iQ)n5) ELKS 1PSE 1 PRESENTS a truly GREAT illusionist "THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF IMGIC" 7:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 4 Heppner Elem. School Gym Tickets Available from the Lodge & through local merchants DON'T MISS IT The Elks thank the following for their support of this fine show that we are able to have in such a small but great community: lone The Office Tavern Bank of Eastern Oreaon (Larry Prock) Rietmann's Hardware Bristow's Market Independent Garage B & C Repair Shop Akers Motor Service Lexington Padberg Machinery Pat Cutsforth Del's Market Morrow County Grain Growers V & G Tavern Heppner Case Furniture John Goschnauer Insurance Tom's TV Shop Al Bunch Ranch Harry O'Donnell, Morrow Co. Abstract & Title Co. Ernie McCabe Trailer Court Heppner Nor-Gas Bank of Eastern Oregon Arden Farms Milk Sweeney Mortuary Columbia Basin Electric Co-op Cornett Green Feed St. Patrick's Church (Father Beard) Heppner TV, Inc. Carl Spaulding Acountant Heppner Auto Parts Robert Abrams, Attorney Union Oil Gray's Repair Kinzua Corp. M & R Co. Gardner's Men's Wear Elma's Apparel Elma's Flowers Murrav Rexall Drugs Lott's Electric Lott-Rasmussen Addition Ladd Dick Chevron Station Ford's Tire Service Heppner Cleaners Court Street Market Peterson's Jewelers Rene's Beauty Shop Herman Winter, Attorney Western Auto Cal's Lounge & Cafe Lois Beauty Shop Central Market First National Bank of Oregon Leonard's Mobil Station Ruggles-Boyce Insurance Jack Van Winkle SEARS Van Winkle Motel Dr. Norene Vet Hospital Heppner Gazette-Times Ruggs - Wriqht's Country Store THANKS to the Boy Scouts and Herman Winter for their help in making this great show possible here in this arec o r s URPBISES! ft THRILLS! Proceeds Go To Meadowood Speech Camp Admission - Children M Adults s2 Boardman centenarian passes Irrigon By MARY LEE MARLOW Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. for Effie Lola Miller, 99, at the Boardman , Community Church. She died I Nov. 24 in Sacramento, Calif., where she had lived since 1967. Mrs. Miller was born Feb. 8, 1873 in Jasper, 111., one of six children of Luther and Susan Shamhart. She was married to Frank Miller Dec. 13, 18 at Judsonia, Ark. They came to Oregon in 1921 and lived at Gresham, moving to lone in 1927. They came to Boardman in 1933 and she had lived here most of the time until she went to Sacrampnto to make her home with her daughter. Survivors are her daughter, Mrs. James (Louise) Harding of Sacramento; nine grand children, 11 great-grandchildren and one great-greatgrandchild. Two sons and a daughter preceded her in death. Pastor Niel. King conducted the services. Mrs. Rod Flug, granddaughter, and Karen and Kristie Baker, great granddaughters, sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Take It To The Lord in Prayer", accom panied by Mrs. Harold Baker, granddaughter. Pallbearers were grandsons Jim Miller and Dean Griffin, and grandsons-in-law, Rod Flug, Harold Baker, Vern Carpenter and Charles Phillips. Interment was in Boardman Riverview Cemetery. Burns Mortuary of Hermiston was in charge. Riverside Jr - Sr high school Menu Monday Dec. 4-Hot dogs, sweet and dill pickles, potato chips, buttered corn, fruit and cookies. Tuesday, Dec. 5-Spaghetti, French bread, green beans and pears. Wednesday, Dec. 6-Baked potatoes, lunch meat slices, carrot sticks, cottage chees Riverside Jr - Sr High School Menus .Monday, Dec. 4--Hot dogs, sweet and dill pickles, potato chips, buttered corn, fruit and cookies. Tuesday, Dec. 5--Spaghetti, French bread, green beans and pears Wednesday, Dec. 6-Chicken gravy over fluffed potatoes, bread and butter, buttered peas tand cake. Thursday, Dec. 7-Baked po tatoes, lunch meat slices, carrot sticks, cottage cheese with fruit and pumpkin pie. Friday, Dec. 8-Vegetable and beef soup, tuna and peanut butter and honey sandwiches, pickles and fruit. Bread, butter and milk are served with all meals. Thanksgiving at Boardman Thanksgiving visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Donovan included Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West of Woodburn; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Russell and Danny, Steve and Dalene, and Ruby Harford of The Dalles; Mr. and Mrs. Larry West of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. John Hutson and son Phil of Walla Walla, Wash; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wetherell, Mrs. Sam Beeks and Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCauley and children Kevin and Starla, all of Arlington ; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates and daughter Shauna, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black and daughter Diane. Thorpe Elected Grange Master Nathan Thorpe was elected master of Greenfield Grange at la recent meeting of the grange hall. Other offices include: Overseer, Andrew Skiles ; lecturer, Martha Baker; Stew ard, Donald Baker; Assistant Steward, William Bates; Chap lain, Alice Harrison; Treasurer, Mabel Allen; secretary, Flossie Ball; gatekeeper, Roy Ball; Ceres, Hazel Carpenter; Po mona, Florence Root; Flora, Pansy Seehafer; lady assistant steward, Margaret Thorpe; executive committee, Hazel Miller, Anna Warren and Arthur Allen; musician, Mary Lee Marlow. All officer will go to Willows Grange at lone for joint installation Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. with potluck supper to follow. In other business the grange voted to reinstate two mem bers, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hulen. Card Party Dated St. Patrick's Altar Society will sponsor a card party Friday night, Dec. 1, at the Greenfield Grange hall, start ing at 7:30. the public is invited. There will be lots of prizes given out. The annual Mystery Sister party will be hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of Boardman Community Church and will be at the church Dec. 6 at 2 p.m. Guests will be the members of the Women's Activity Com mittee of Greenfield Grange, and all others who belong to the Mystery Sisters. Those who do not belong and wishing to attend may bring an exchange gift. Mystery Sisters will be revealed Winter Bird Feeding Told The Boardman Garden Club met Monday night of last week at the home of Mrs. Arthur Allen. Roll call was answered by telling something to be thankful for. Mrs. Roy Ball, president, opened the meeting by reading "In Everything Give Thanks." A Christmas donation was sent to the Eastern Oregon Hospital and Training Center in Pendleton. Mrs. Rollin Bishop read an article on the winter feeding of birds. Mrs. Leo Root read an article from the Oregon Newsletter about garlic as a deadly diet for insects, and also an article on chrysanthemums. Mrs. Frank Marlow read an article about marigolds and calendulas. Mrs. Walter Hays received the door prize. The next meeting will be a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Bishop Dec. 20 at 1:30 p.m. There will be an exchange of gifts. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and boys spent 4 days over Thanks giving at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson, in Irrigon. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Stephens had Thanksgiving dinner and spent the day with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Stephens in Umatilla. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pennock and Laura, left Irrigon Tuesday for a weeks vacation trip to Wyo. where they planned to visit relatives. To Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warner traveled to Springfield, Mo. by plane on Friday, to welcome a new granddaughter. She was born Nov. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn Pember and has been named Lynette. Mrs. Pember is the former Linda Warner. The Warners will be visitng another daughter and son-in-law in Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril McLellan. Seven tables of pinochle were in play at the card party held Nov. 18 at the Greenfield Grange Hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Committee of the grange. Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Ball and Hazel Miller. The affair started with potluck supper at 6:30. Verne Minnich won high prize for the men, and second high went to Ed Kuhn.'Women's high was won by Mrs. Delbert Ball, and second high by Mrs. Walter Hayes. Roy Ball and Helen Busch received the traveling pinochle prizes. At the card party held Tuesday of last Week there were six tables of pinochle in play. Mrs. Roy Ball was hostess. Nina Bailey of Arlington received high prize, and second high went to Ruth Bentley of Irrigon. Mrs. Tom Barnhart and Mrs. Walter Hayes receiv ed the traveling pinochle prizes' From San Pablo Mrs. Jim Barrick and David Sean of San Pablo, Calif, has been visiting the past two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Donovan. She also has gone to Imbler to visit at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill White, and to Ukiah to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Lewis. Her husband joined her here for Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cooley were Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Christiansen, Vera Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christiansen, Jerry Mulkey and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Christiansen of Irrigon. Family and friends gathering at the Bill Parker home on Thanksgiving included, Ken neth Tast of Umatilla, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Meeker of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Coleman and family, of Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Witherspoon, Charleston. Hobbs Travel Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hobbs, Jyl and Becky went to North Powder, where they spent Thanksgiving Day with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Willis. Upon returning home they entertain ed at a family dinner, members of their family including Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hobbs of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hobbs, Amy and Lyle, Mrs. Vernon Mesteth and Stephen of Irrigon and Mrs. Sedalia Dexter of Hermiston. CHAMBER CHANGE Continued from Page 6 the Heppner-Morrow County Chamber Monday. Coach Mey ers had high praise for his team that went all the way to the championship game. This was the farthest lone had gone in 10 - 12 years. In 1960, lone was State Champions and in 1961 were in second place. Coach Meyers introduced the boys and gave a thumbnail sketch on each one: Kent Gutierrez who gained 1729 yards during the season; Dick Snider the coach considered him a better thrower because he had to throw the ball to a receiver who was covered and who was not out in the open; Jerry Pettyjohn an underated ball player who plays a tough defensive; Ed Winkelman, finest defensive lineman I've ever coached; Don McCarty, made super impossible catches; John Rietmann, smallest center in 8-man foot ball but he always got the ball to the quarterback; David Warren, who caught 4 passes for 89 yards. ..if he could have gone 89 more we'd won. John Kdniumlson Principal Edmundson said of Coach Meyers "He did a real championship job". He explained how the gate receipts were divided. At the semi-final game, gate receipts were $1400. After all the expenses including Hunt ington's travel etc. and the OSAA officials, the balance was divided 2 to OSAA and the 2 between lone and Huntington. At the final game, prices set by OSAA, the gate receipts were 3100. After expenses.OSAA gets 75 percent and the 25 percent is divided between lone and Alsea. ,14 Automoltive THANKSGIVING Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Myers went to Jerome, Idaho to spend Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs. Walter Myers. They learn ed upon their arrival that Mrs. Myers was not well and would be entering the hospital for tests alter the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dean King and Rodney and Mark of Fairbanks, Alaska, have been visiting the past two weeks at the home of Mrs. King's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Baker. They all went to Gladstone Nov. 19 to attend the golden wedding anniversary of King's parents, Mr. and Mrs, George King, former residents here. 15 Real Estate FOR SALE Furnished two bedroom house in Heppner. Small down pavment. Phone 676-949H or 676-9297. 34tfc FOR SALE Large old but stylish home at 335 North Gale St. Basement, two full stories plus attic. To be sold by Nellie Doney estate for best cash offer. Call 276 4661 or 676-9156 or contact Jack Hvnd 3106 SW Nye St. Pendleton, Or. 97801 34tfc FOR SALE Good Buy 3 unit Apartment bouse. Will fit any size family, 076-5393 evenings. 37tfc 15 Real Estate FOR SALE Apartment' house with two 1 bedroom npts, and one 3 bedroom apt. Completely furnished - will sell us is. Close to downtown Heppner. Small down pay ment. Phone 676-9498 or 676 y)7 34tlc KOK SALE 4 bedroom home. Larue fenced yard. Dining room, family, room, modern kitchen with built-in dishwasher and carbae disposal, main floor utility roim, 1 Vit baths, basement, gar age. air wind. 485 N. Gale. Call 670-9086. 35tfc Double-Wide Headquarters Featuring Marie fte-Gentry-Fuqua Barrington FOR SALE 4-4 Fine older home on large fenced lot. 4 bedrooms, new kitchen and pantry, 2 balhs, office, and storage bldg. Reason-1 ably priced. 235 Baltimore! Contact Sue Jones, 676-5323 13tfe FOR SALE - 3 bedroom home in lone, 2 baths, carpet ing, drilled well, large fenc ed yard. 422-7244 lone or write Darrell James, 5125 Boise St. Turner, Oregon. 97392 or call 743-4206. 31-TFC 'For Sale - 4 Bedroom home in lone, A better home. Com fortable & complete, big yard - Home phone 270 3963 Business phone 276 1272 Jim Burnett 916 S.W. 33rd Pendleton. 45tfc FOR SALE Twin-wide mobile home lots, sewer in, underground utilltiw, out of flood area, paved roads, nice view. 67C-586G or 676-5811. 2tfC Mrs. Helen Busch of Butte, Mont, is here to visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daltoso, until after the Christ mas holidays. MEL WINTER Mobile Homes Hiway 395-S Pendleton Call Collect 276-3611 -OPEN SUNDAYS - 15 Real Estate FOR SALE - One acre with barn & corral. $1,000. Call 676-9629. 43tfc For Sale - 4-bedroom home with lots of yard space. Close in to town. Forced air heat. $8,000. Ph. 676-9760 45tfc NEED HOUSING? New mod ular home on lot In new addition ready to move into in 30 days on approved credit. Or you furnish the nouse and we'll furnish the lot. See Randy Lott 676 5811 or 676-5866. 19tfc For Sale: 3-bedroorn home, possible 4, in 7-room home in Lexington, roomy kitchen, additional storage over good cellar, two lots, trailer spot now rented, See Mrs. O.G. Breeding 989-8164 45-48C FOR SALE Building lots underground util 1 1 i e s. sewer in, out of flood ar ea, various sizes, paved roads, nice view. 676-5806 oi 676-5811. 2tfc DATSUN Sales & Service Lease a Datsun 548.56 . Open 8-6 Mon. thru Sat. 515 S.E. Dorion 276-0330 IV1ARBRO DATSUN Pendleton HOME' FOR SALE-24X65 Metro-deluxe Mobile home, three bedrooms, family room,' 1 !i bath, utility room includ ing washer, dryer, Pantry, Kitchen stove included, fully carpeted and drapes included. Alaskan insulation. Electric heat. Located on l !i acres, plus a two-room shed. Call 989-8537. 38tfc FOR SALE: HOME PLUS INCOME - Let your renters help you make the pay ments. Large home with 2 apartment rentals. Excel lent location. Small down payment and easy terms. To see this bargain call 676-9431 44-tf-c Universal Realty Inc. 915 N. 1st Hermiston Tel. 567-8303 Dealers for Bohemia Modular Homes Sales Rep. in HEPPNER Thursdays, 2 to 4 p.m. at Lott's Electric 15 tfc FOR SALE Ideal for new ly married couple or re tired couple. Two bed room 'home in Milton Freewater at 103 S. W, Bth. Walking distance to south business section, churches and city hall. Call 676-9228 in Heppner or 938-5473 in Milton Freewater. 18tf-E For Sale -3 bedroom house - 275 W. Center, Dale Holland. Phone 676-5514. 48-51C FOR SALE - Lane Apts - 7 rentals - room for more. Settle Estate $25,000. Gene Pierce - personal Rep or Bob Abrams, Attorney, Heppner 47-50C For Sale or Rent - 3 bedrooms, full basement, forced air furnace, carpeted throughout, patio - deck for outdoor summer living. Cal Sherman -shown by appointment -676-5588. 48-tf-c
