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Newspaper Page TextIIEPPVF-R ORE.) GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. NevmWer St. IITJ lone Mr. and Mr. William Ge lina. Timmy and Alia, of Caldwell. Idaho; Mr. and Mr Jielson Veltkamp. Dana and Darrtn, Jim and Kevin Mc Cabe of Pullman; Ashley McCabe of lone and Mr. Blanche Scheelar, were the guests of Mr. and Mr. Leo CraWree of Cecil for Thanks giving. Kevin McCabe will attend lone High School starting Nov. 25. He will atay with hit father, Alvin McCabe of lone. Mm. Scheelar returned with Mr. and Mn. Gelinat to Caldwell, where the will stay until Chrtitmaa. Captain and Mrs. Kermit Ericksen and daughter. Kim berly Ann. of Fairchild Air Force Base. Spokane, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carlson. Mrs Steve Eldridge (Chris McCabe) and children. Mi chael and Dianne. of Wantaga. Long Island. N Y., arrived Nov. 20 to spend a two-week vacation with her family. Mr. and Mrs.Lonnie McCabe. Several college students were home for the Thanks giving holiday. Among them were Christina Lindstrom, Cheri Carlson. Shauna Berg strom. Carley Bergstrom. Joe McElhgott. Mary McElligott, Peter McElligott. Kathleen McElligott. Ann McElligott, Melissa McElligott. Jim Mc Elligott. Earl Pettyjohn. Charlie Pointer. Julie Zinter. Ed Winkleman. John Riet mann. Dick Snider. Kent Gutierrez. Jeri Snow. Gint Krebs and Tom McElligott. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carlson. Cheri. Phil and Clint, went to Eugene. Nov. 25. There the were joined by their daughter. Sandi. who is working in Eugene. The group attended the OSL'-l'O football game. Cheri is in the OSU marching band. Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett observed their 25th wedding anniversary Nov. 19. They postponed the celebration until Thursday, Nov. 22, when their children, Sharlene of Portland. Richard of Pendle ton, and Tom of lone could be with them. Terri O'Connor of Seattle spent the Thanksgiving holi dav with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles O'Connor. Terri and Christina Lindstrom re turned to Seattle Sunday. The Topic Club is spon soring a traveling food sale for the benefit of the library on Dec. 15. Special orders may be telephoned to Helen Proud foot. 422-7249. or Vera Riet mann. 422-7259. Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swanson spent the Thanksgiving holi days in Portland. On Saturday the'y traveled by bus with members of the Portland Aero Club to attend the OSU-U of 0 football game. They managed to visit with their son. Jim. for a few brief moments. Jim is in the marching band at OSU. He recently returned from a trip to Greece and other European countries. Mr. and Mrs. Quillar Burns of Eagle River. Alaska, spent the holiday in lone visiting with her mother. Mrs. Elmer Griffith, and other family relatives. They were met in Portland Wednesday morning by her sister-in-law. Mrs. George Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. George Grif fith of Cecil had a family gathering for Thanksgiving dinner. Present were Mrs. Frances Mitchell and Char lotte Griffith of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Quillar Burns of Eagle River, Alaska. Mrs. Fannie Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom of lone. Chris tina Lindstrom and Glen Griffith. Mrs. Frances Mitchell of Portland visited her sister, Mrs Fred Hoskms. and fam ily of Heppner. and her niece. Mrs James Boor, and family from Rigby. Idaho, while she was in the area for the holiday. Milton Morgan, president of Western Wheat Associates, recently returned from a week long stay in Washington D C. He was there to confer with delegates from the Foreign Agricultural Service of the U S D A He w as accompanied to Washington by Richard Ba urn Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dal rell. lone, spent Thanksgiving holiday at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr and" Mrs Clyde Crawford. Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drobny and son. Wynn. of Eagle Creek joined them Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Drobny is the Daliells' daugh ter. Before going to Eugene, the Daliells stopped tn Reno, Nev. Mrs. Ron Brinkman UiT.J Krebs) of Havre. Mont., spent week at the home of her familv, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krebs An immumixation clinic for school and pre-school children will be held at the lone school on Mon.. Dec. 3. The lone School Advisory Committee will meet Thurs day.. Dec. 6. tn the high School Library. Mr . and Mrs. Ernie McCabe of Heppner were hosts for a large family gathering Thanksgiving day. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs Ed Bnstow, lone; Don Bnstow. lone; Mr. and Mrs Jerry Bnstow and family. Tilla mook; Mr. and Mrs Tom Bnstow and family. Portland. Mr. and Mrs. John Bristow and family. Layton. Utah; Mr. and Mrs Jim Doherty. Port land; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rietmann. lone; Mr and Mrs Wayne Rietmann, lone: Mrs Vera Rietmann. lone. Harold Rietmann, lone: Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Harsin, Heppner; Mike Doherty. Heppner; John Mc Cabe. Heppner; Lori McCabe. Heppner; and Mrs. Anna Stith. The Dalles. Two 22-pound turkeys were prepared for the meal. Leo Crabtree and Gene Lancaster of Cecil went to Troutdale on Nov. 14 to attend a Masonic meeting of Fair view Lodge No. 92. Ersel Meyers, a close fnend of Leo. conducted the meeting. Al Kader Shrine Club of Portland put on the Master Mason degree. Western Range Association has notified member sheep operators that the U.S. Bureau of Labor will not permit foreign sheepherders to im migrate until special require ments are met. The require ments include that herders living quarters have indoor toilets, hot water showers, and a specified number of square feet for living and sleeping. Henry Krebs describes the new requirements as "im possible." Mr. and Mrs. James West, Clay and Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krebs, Clint. Skye and Glen, of lone; and Mrs. Ron Brinkman of Havre. Mont., spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich Sherrell, Hermiston. Also present were Mrs. Annie Krebs. Mr. and Mrs John Krebs of Arlington, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lathrop of Dayville. Willows Grange of lone held election of officers at it regular monthly meeting, Nov. 17. Elected were: mas ter. Bryce Keene; overseer, Willard' French; lecturer. Carmen French; stewarH Lewis Halvorsen; assistant steward. Lindsay Kincaid; chaplain. Margaret Akers; treasurer, Mary Lindsay; secretary. Dot Halvorsen: gatekeeper, Richard Kinzer; Ceres, Gara Kinzer; Pomona, Louis Kene; Flora, Marilyn Childers; lady assistant steward, Geneva Palmer; executive committee, Marion Palmer, Geo Childers and Art Dalzell; musician. Wilma Martin. The newly elected officers cf Women's Activity Committee of Willows Grange are Lorene Montgomery', home econom ics chairman: Geneva Pal mer, vice-chairman; Marilyn Childers. secretary: and Kathy Morter. treasurer. Joe Halvorsen was honored on his 27!h birthday with a dinner at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. on Nov 21 Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Prock. Lori and Mark. Mr and Mrs Mark Halvor sen. Alissa and Anjie. and Mr. and Mrs Frank Halvorsen. The Highland United Church of Christ choir from Portland participated in the morning worship service in lone. Nov. 18 The choir, hose members range in age from 9 to 14. is accompanied on the organ by Phennessee Robertson The Rev Allan Wilson, assistant pastor of Highland Church, delivered the morn ing message entitled "I Need Your Love." Women's Fellowship will meet Nov. at the home of Mrs Fred Nelson at 2 p m Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swanson received word Nov. 26 of the death of Irene'! sister. Lena Miller, in Salem. Anyone who wishes, may contribute to the American Cancer Society in Lena's memory. Miss Chris Scott of Portland was a weekend visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs Roland Bergstrom. Chrts and Shauna Bergstrom returned to OSU on Sunday. Dick Snider went to Port land to watch the Portland Trailblazer basketball game Paul Little from OSU was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs Dick McElligott over Thanksgiving holidays. Beta Omega chapter oi Epsilon Sigma Alpha will sponsor a Holiday Bazaar. Dec. 8. in the Legion hall starting at 9 a m. Baked good, handwork, new and used items will be available. iTTV 'fs-:r:l "Save te ho ho no's tor 1 tet Christmas g TW Time now in progress Bag of 25 bows Satin Balls, 1 doz. 10-p'ah Wrapping Christmas Card Christmas Trees, GE Steam Iron Hamilton Beach Mixette 6.99 Electric Knife 9.99 Electric Percolator 9.99 Snowmobile Boots, 8.98-10.95 Bobcat Boots ! 9.98 Sleeping Bag 3-lb. Fill 15.88 B&D Jigsaw 29.99 I Get -in. drill for Bottle Jug Cutter 4.97 Skittle Pool 14.99 USE OUR LA YA WA Y PLAN Your BankAmericard welcome Coasf-fo-Coasf Library, usage stock ' market Heppner Public Library has seen its usage drop almost as badly as Mall Street hat tats month. Record kept by the retired librarian Mrs. Blanch Brown show that in July 461 books were circulated, August 588. September $90 and last month 496 This month's records show that just over 200 books have been checked out through Nov. 26. It would seem 'hat as books become more expensive to buy that free public libraries would show greater circula tion Some Heppner people have made the library a regu lar stop at least every two eeks--but many don't seem to realize this institution exists Three volunteers have con tributed helping hands this month. Lesley Patching. Grant Weatherford and Deb bie Peck Olson have given work time Nine new borrower's cards have been filled out so far this month-which may help bring the circulation up again next month. One male patron suggested that hunting season may have M ': v M - v . V me be-ieve's .Vac'" 53c $1.97 Paper $1.99 63c 6-7 $15.97 up lc! and Bingo W.Cv jT'JU-hUSZl (Christmas Heppner 676-9961 5 , like , is off cut into people's reading habits A further check of Mrs. Brown's records shows that November circulation for ths last five years has been considerably more than It is this month: 1968-470 books. 19M52; 1970--3M. 1971-324; last year 323. Would change tn library hours or days help Increase the circulation of books? Suggestions to improve the library usage will be wel comed by the librarian. MS reversible.' h CENTRAL MARKET oNoyffi Shurtcndfl flfc INST 7-up or Coca Cola. ii-tS ,orSl Bey Croclier Caiie f,liges5gj9( Nabisco Premium CE1ACIIEEIS Mb. ifllllininynWMMnnWmnHIBWsnssmnnlin NOODLES Beef, Pork, Chicken, Reg. mmmBmmsmmmmmnmms Kraft O-oz. CREAf.1 Prices effective Nov. fNcst,c's il QU1K i 7L h ! mm UNLAWFUL TO USE ORDINARY GLASS IN STORM DOORS il o ut common t 'flout ' OOu ! I.m ' O G'tlt !"! lh '' "O""" By WW nO b't mMC tUt'Onj! 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Th.s shatterproof j elastic is clearer than glass, non yeliowmc. with. , stands subzero cold Is easy to Stall -Mow To" instructions come Tl)a3P' PLCX'O-QLAZC IS PRICED COMPARABLE TO GLASJ J' ... ...... nn f a OG ut it fvailnbif m 3 thctint prcf compa'HD' 10 I rurtv nmnirn AT VOUR HARDWARE, LUMBER WARP BROS. Chicago,6065r FROZEN FRYER: Whole lb. Cut-op lb. Patties Gold Medal FLOUR , ' m S & W Glaze Cake Mix 16-oz. 69 uiuiiuuitiiiniiiimumiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiii i Large Toii13iG6Si ib. 29 CELERY STALKS. CABBAGE I CHOICE 0RAKGES Pbonea:-(Groc.) -676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 .j- d..,i.ki. rfjts in STORM e.iii in 'ntrin "L ciuir jtuvm -- IT'Q mn I ATF : - O - GIAZG i: . TU l" - a am. 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