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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 2, 1950
Dedicated to the Memory
of
Martin Leroy Case
Founder and Builder
of this Store
Case Furniture Co.
LETS GIVE THE LITTLE MAN A GREAT BIG HAND !
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" There Is No Substitute For Legislative Experience"
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Served 14 Years in Senate
He Has SERVED On These IMPORTANT
COMMITTEES in the STATE SENATE :
Ways and Means Committee
All Money Appropriation
'Railroads and Utilities
State Affairs Committee
Policy of State
Irrigation and Drainage
Live Stock
IT WOULD TAKE A NEW MEMBER YEARS TO QUAL
IFY FOR SUCH STATE COMMITTEE POSITIONS
Rex Ellis has had Hyearsof continuous experience in the
State Senate. You have a valuable investment in his
seniority and ability to fight for the rights and. continued
growth of Morrow County.
Vote For R EX FT I IS For Senator
" There Is No Substitute For Legislative Experience "
Paid Advertisement by Morrow County Republican Central Committee, Mrs. Omor Rietmann, Secretary, lone, Oregon.
NORTH MORROW COUNTY
4-H ACHIEVEMENT PARTY
Achievement pins and cards
were presented to 47 4-H club
members from Boardman and Ir
rigon communities Saturday
night as part of the annual
North Morrow Achievement par
ty. Special awards were present
ed to those members doing out
standing work, while nine lead
ers were honored for 100 percent
completion of clubs, and six
leaders as finishing their first
year of leadership.
The party, beginning with pot
luck supper at 7:30 p. m. was at.
tended by approximately 100 per
sons, club members, their par
ents and younger brothers and
sisters. The program opened
with pledges to the U. S. flag and
4-H pledge. Nathan Thorpe, chair
man of the North Morrow county
4-H council, welcomed th egroup
while county agents N. C. Ander
son and Maud Casswell presented
awards and recognition. Mrs. H.
O. Califf, Irrigon handled sever
al numbers on the program.
Leaders recognized with certi
ficate of achievement for 100
per cent completion of clubs
were Mrs. Leroy Fussell, Mrs. C.
W. Waldron, Mrs. Cecil Hamilton,
Mrs. Oscar Veele, Nathan Thorpe,
Ralph Skoubo, Boardman; and
Mrs. Louis Shade and Mrs. Ida
Slaughter, Irrigon.
Winning county awards were:
Safety program, Larry Thorpe;
Poultry achievement, Delores
Carlson, Sharon Fussell, Carol
Hamilton; Dairy, Delores Carlson,
Maxine Sicard; Garden, Marilyn
Barham, Gracia Veele, Richard
Barham; Oregon Wool Growers
auxiliary sheep project, Nancy
Hoadley; Demonstration contest
Safeway Stores) Carmen Wijl
son, Nancy Graybeal; Stalcup
registered spotted Poland China
gilt, Marilyn Barham; farm bu
reau essay contest, Fred Knight,
first and Carmen Wilson second.
The film, "4-H Headlines" was
enjoyed by the group.
Arrangements are completed
for the big achievement party
for south Morrow county to be
held Friday evening at the fair
pavilion. This year's potluck sup.
per will be served as a banquet
beginning at 6:30 p. m. Awards
and recognition will be given
during the banquet with recrea
tion to follow. Committees con.
sisting of all 4-H leaders and a
goodly number of parents are
working hard making prepara
tions for the event.
Jess Coats was in town Wed
nesday from Hardman on one of
his infrequent visits to town.
Flatt's Transfer
and Storage
Heppner Ph. 1 12
The Dalles Phone 2635
114 E. 2nd St
Insured Carrier
OREGON WASHINGTON
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Phone 3884
HERMISTON, OREGON
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Any tlm'$ o good lime for Mayflower
Milk and how the whole family
njoyi ill country fresh flavorl
HELP RELIEVE MOUNTING
LOCAL PROPERTY TAXES
State school support
must be increased.
At present, property
owners are saddled
with more than their
share of the load.
Equalize school sup
portreduce local
property taxes.
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DANCE
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Saturday Night
Nov. 18
Music by
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from Walla Walla
Supper will be serv
ed at midnight
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