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Page 2 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 26, 1953 HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES MORROW COUNTY'S KEW5PAPEB The Heppner Gazette, established March 30, 1883. The Heppner Times, established November 18, 1897. Consolidated February 15, 1912. E&'JrBl,,HIM -'ASSOCIATION ROBERT FENLAND Editor and Publisher GRETCHEN PENLAND Associate Publisher NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION J J gw.iH'.n.mi Published Every Thursday and Entered at the Post Office at Heppner, Oregon, as Second Class Matter Subscription Rates: Morrow and Grant Counties, $3.00 Year; Elsewhere $4.00 Year. Single Copy 10 cents. according to Secretary of State, Earl T. Newbry. Newbry states that the reference will be com pletely renovated and re-designed, as compared with previ ous issues. Editorial work, has been undertaken by Donald F. Dill, Informational Representa tive of the state department; and Charles S. Politz, Portland, lay out designer, has created a new format, including much art work. The Blue Book will be about the same size as previous issues, buts its reorganization has been undertaken to provide easier finding of subjects, more effi cient presentation of material, and more pleasant reading, New bry states. Politz has used the newest ideas in graphic presenta tion to make the Blue Book even more outstanding than it has AT PENNEYS, Mrs. Bradley Fancher lg admiring one of the lifelike m''" ln ',,,M- 1 ne "umoer oi dolls that she knows would make a hit with one of her small books h'inK I,nn,e1 s less this daughters on Christmas morning. Mrs. Clarence Wise, Penney ! biennium than in the past, due saleswoman, Is helping her choose gifts from the big stock of ,() ,"P;hf'r cos,s of production, dolls, trucks, toy road building equipment, infants gifts etc., now; ?ewrry Pnu 'a out, ana it is De- uig pnmeu oy ine I'oruanu Printing House of Portland, on a bid basis as directed by the De partment of Finance. FAIRS WANT RACING FUNDS The Oregon Fairs Association meeting in Salem last week adopted a resolution opposing any alteration of the present dis tribution of pari mutuel reve nues. The state now gets 60 per i ,mi,W4mM6amMm1tlmL iiV ''MtMjttZIJt.V il milt ' rinlmiirrlllil nil OUR FIRST THANKSGIVING on display in Penney'i toyland. trie trains for Dad. They also have some fine elec- elude the power to initiate reso lutions or memorials to Con gress. . . Circuit courts have implied power Jo order temporary' com mitment for presentence exami nation at Oregon State Hospi tal. . . MORSE ON OREGON TOUR "It's going to take more than just sneers to defeat Sen. Wayne Morse if he runs for reelection in 1956," said a republican party leader when leaving the Salem High School last Friday night I where Morse delivered the sev enth of 21 lectures on his Oregon agenda this month. "If we keep on merely laugh ing this shrewd pundid may have the last laugh," the republican quipped. Morse, who rebelled against the Eisenhower policies, lists himself as a Constitutional Lib eral and says he got that way holding ethical political deci sions alof from party manipula tions. The immediate issues of government are too vital and sacred to be blurred by politics, he declared. Morse explained his political j situation, saying, "I never re signed from the republican party until the republican party re signed from the principals of Abraham Lincoln." When questioned if he would support Richard Neuberger for governor, he replied, "Yes, with great enthusiasm". CAPITOL GUIDE RETIRES Gene Vandeneynde will be come Capitol guide replacing James McGilchrist who vill re tire January 1. Mr. Vandeneynde was Salem manager of Sears store for nine years concluding a service with this firm of 21 years. Previously he was with Wrards for four years and managed Elfstroms depart ment store for two years. LENA H. E. C. The Lena H. E. C. met at the liome of Mrs. Earle Blake on Nov 19. The unit enjoyed candle mak ing under the direction of Mrs Blake and Mrs. Ray Drake. A collection of jams and jellies was given to tne veterans Hos pital at Walla Walla. The December meeting will be field at the home of Mrs. Emile Groshons. I G. O. P. PEP TALK "We bettor look at our hole card," Gov. Paul L. Patterson warned Young Republicans at a banquet Saturday night that con cluded their two-day state con vention in Salem. "The next election looks ter rifylngly crucial. . . I am alarmed at the extent of defeatism in our party. . . I urge you lo look at the record of the administration dur ing the past year lest you lose what we have fought 20 years to win." He said the Eisenhower administration has: 1. Saved every man, woman and child $875 since January. 2. Planned that every man can expect to have his income tax reduced. 3. Helped industry with excise cent and the fairs 40 per cent taxes. ! One of the time-wasting and 4. Run the Reconstruction Fi- costly scraps at the 1953 legis nance Corporation out of office, jlature was a proposed reclassifi- 5. Put an end to the shooting cation of fairs participating in war in Korea. the distribution of racing reve- Governor Patterson asked the nue. The possibility of the en Young Republicans to work to tiro fund being turned into the insure a wider Republican mar-! general fund brought about the gin in congress and concluded defeat of the proposal. wnn -wnatever price we nave to other resolutions adopted at pay to keep our free enterprise; the four-day meeting, that closed form of government, we must, Friday night would i i . n 4 ' ''-T7 Q Which car has covered all 48 states at an operating cost as low as this? LESS THAN ONE CENT A MILE! A AERO WILLYS, of course! pay, or else we have bargained away our birthright." NEW BLUE BOOK Oregon's own reference guide, the Blue Book, is due to be ready Prepare legislation to cover the safe operation of amusement rides and shows and governing their inspection. Provide more youth activities for distribution by December 15th, with better facilities, larger 7 Freeze Your Gme r if f wi! t0 en'oy lafer! ONLY 52Q95 !N . ' 22 Cubic Foot LlU f7i1 rrr?V' CLAUDIEN'S is currently featuring the popular Kandel sweaters and a smart line of gift skirts for early Christmas shoppers. Here Claudien Wightman is showing Mrs. Manuel Easter one of the good-looking pullover models to match with a plaid skirt New Gift items are arriving daily at Claudien's, where there are gifts for every girl and woman on your Christmas list. premiums and more competent recently made by Attorney Gene- judges, ral, Robert Y. 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