HtttHtn GA2CTTE-T1MES, ThurdT. Jonuorr M
Mr Blake ARRL. emergency
coordinator, will call "'
Inss of amateur, estafciun com
mon operating procedure, and
drill period
when the hams' personal na
tions may be mobilized under
Emulated emergency con. tlorw.
llli duties i"i""--
...iiw ih lical chapter
of the American Rod Crow and
other relief agencies.
ted In the worKing u-..--Ing
the ARRL Emergency Corps
has with me n"-' -quarters
of the American Red
Cross and other agencies. Liaison
will be established also with
local protective services, such as
fire and pol' departments and
civil defense communications
will receive much attention.
In announcing the appoint
ment. Handy pointed out that
radio amateurs have tradition
ally had the responsibility of
being In constant readiness to
offer assistance In time of need
with ham acquired skill, emcr-gency-powered
transmitters and
a wealth of community spirit.
"When sleet storms disrupt tele
phone and telegraph service, or
floods Isolate whole communi
ties" the League's communica
tion's manager said, "it Is am
ateur radio that comes to the
rescue with operators and self
powered equipment, often as the
sole agency able to transmit
messages calling on the outside
world for aid for the stricken
community.
rert for this iunc-
Hon requires not only a highly
organized program of prepared-
Earl Blake Named
To Head Emergency
"Ham" Organization
Earl J Blake. K7CJC. R F D 2.
Heppner. has been selected to
et up an organization of Mor
row county amateur radio oper
ators prepared to furnlsth organ
ized emergency communications
In time of disaster, It was an
nounced today by communicat
ions manager F E Handy of the
American Radio Relay League,
national association of radio
amateurs.
Mr Blake's assignment, which
carries the title of emergency
coordinator. Is to band together
members of the amateur radio
service In his community to per
fect arrangements for emergency
radio communications by hams
In the event of natural disasters
or other emergencies. In addition
to use of normal station equip
ment working from commercial
power, amateur stations use self
powered radio transmitting and
receiving equipment as needed.
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CAMPAIGN KICKOrr
Two fund raising political
banquets and the dated an
nouncement' of the filing of the
name of Wayne L Morse, to
ii rw.mocratlc dm-
"I i f r
mary ticket for president, spot
light the week of Jan 25-30 as
the highly focused Klckoff of
the 19C0 61 political campaign.
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BOARDMAN ITEMS
- .,t Mr. rharlle Woolley
and daughter Marcla of Pasco.
Wash were weekend visitors at
the home of Mr and Mrs Elvln
Ely.
... tr siri Fertuson and
family have moved tUir trailer
house here irom -.
and will spend several weeks
here.
Mrs Glen Carpenter was hos
tess for the meeting of the
Bonrdman Garden Club Monday
night at her home. Mrs Royal
Rands was co-hostess. There
were 11 members present. Roll
.1 ktt rrrna
call was answnru "
New Year's resoltulons.
The club recommended Mrs E
M Hodges of Hermlston as dir
ector of the Blue Mountain Dis
trict of Garden Clubs.
plans were made for the an
nual family dinner to be at the
grange hall, Feb 21. The plan-
ima i Mrs Claud
Coats, Mrs Florence Root, Mrs
Earl Briggs and Mrs Louise Ear
wood. Decorating committee Is
... t rM T o
Mrs Roll in msnop. mis
Potts and Mrs Carpenter.
The club donated to the March
of Dimes.
Mrs Coats won the door pnr.
Mr and Mrs Russell Miller en
. . Mr Clvde
tenaineu mi --
Tannehlll at dinner Sunday on
- . . t JCU urn1.
the occasion or ineir
Other uests
were Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen.
Myron Watts is seriously
In the Good Shepherd Hospital
in Hermiston following a heart
attack suffered at his home Sat
urday morning.
..... . . i.i. rapiTOL ECHOES
position I . Placing the wn.tort At the regular weekly meet nj
n?me bvMc. the party although State Board I jf contro
he rtpeats that he has had no a week, Gov Ha.fk-W w ss m
uSgement from Mow. The , (rltnds. He
date the volunteer booster has tne othor tsvo combers. Mere
set f. r filing U Monday. Jan ,ary of state Howell Appllng Jr
1 and State Treasurer Howard C
Ti.- n.t n..ilar Dolitical event, Bolton
of the buy llltlcal week Is the
$ma-plttte Republican dinner
at the Multnomnn noici.
nvor thinks of ny-
thing but harmony, particularly
uarty harmony. "
land Jan 27. It Is one of 70!pubncan9. Over the years It
in 49 titles to be linked via been that way most of the
in 1J .,u .,..,..,.. . hear .i.... Rnmi hi leans, little O
closed circuit television to hear
the remarks or rresiaeni ..-
hower. Vice President Nixon.
National Chairman Thrust on
Morton and other prominent Republicans.
The president will speaK ai
Morton In
New York; Nixon In Chicago and
New York governor .n-i
Rockefeller at Washington.
Paul Butler of Washington D C.
.finni chairman of the Dtm-
ocratlc party, will deliver the
has
time
Ul-tril -- .
Rn mi hi leans, little oppo
sition to "Mr Chairman." the
governor.
NEUBERGEH grrusniwn
There definitely will be a
spirited contest In the Repub
lican primary for the right to
oppose Senator Richard L Neu
berger In the general election.
GOP State Chairman Is telling
the folks In speaking dates over
the state. "The Republican party
already has two announced can-
... AltivAter. of
ocratlc party, win o vri , u
miilnr arlilress at 8 inree-uay portiana, nu n r v.w.r.,
mocratlc platform building Uon. and In all likelihood
. . no on a. A V at .i ..(11 onter."
assemoiy jan oun-i
the Marlon Hotel In Salem. He At lcust three additional Re
will speak at a $10.00 a plate ' ublicans 0f stature are serious-fund-raising
dinner Saturdayi,y consi(ierlng filing." Gunnar
nonlclratinns. committee I ij
infill. .. ., i aiu.
. 1 ,1 nn ntifl i .1.1
meetings, piatiorm
Sons Souci Rebekahs
Appoint Committees
Sans Soucl lU-U-kah no
33 met January 15 with 21 mem-tK-rs
and two visitor present.
Noble grand, !rs Rufus Piper.
h..r rommlttees for
i;00. as follows: finance. Mr
- t..nrtrv chairman. Mrs
r J D Bauman. Mm Dick Bor-
man: visiting. ;
Mrs Merle Kirk. Ml- f-sher
Bergstrom. Mrs iioy
. u Mania Chaffee ana
Mrs C J D Bauman; attendance,
Mrs Roy QuacKenouMi, r"'
tlon. Mrs Merle Kirk: courtesy.
Miss Esther B-rgstrom: member
ship. Mrs Floyd Worden; enter
talnment. Mrs Jerry Rood; pub-
. . m ... rtnnlitla
llclty. wrs joe w""
, Mr Tearl Dtvlne was electeJ
- 4.-f u-rm a trustee
iinJ Mrs Bauman for a tnree
year term.
Junior past noble grand. Mrs
t . .iresed her ap-
Lwlatlon for the ork done by
' , ... i.i.ti.iii.)M and
fonim:uet- ui .
It was announced that commit
tee reiH.rts for 1U39 must be sent
In by Feb 1.
Thomas Wlldey, founder of the
OdJ Fellow lodge In America,
wits honored on his birthday
with a reading by Mrs Robert
Van lloute.
Mrs Lincoln Nash won Uie
,.nny drill prize and Mrs Piper
and Mrs Quackenbush served
refreshments after the meeting.
The next meeting will be Feb
ruary 5.
llv." Handy continucl,
'h!it h.ims outside the disaster
,,ct ho nrenared to act as
dlt a ihuji ' i .
outlets and relay points for
emergency traffic. Planning and
organization are necessary in
either eventuality and that is
the Job Mr Blake Is doing for
this area."
f ..
. ,nhM will fill the
program Thursday and Friday.
DUNES CHANGES ASKED
Legislation to establish a nat
ional seashore area in the dunes
district on the Oregon coasi neu.
Florence recently sponsored by
Sen Richard L Ncuberger (D
Ore) has been criticized by the
Governor's Natural Resources
Committee (mostly R-Ore).
Recommended cnanges ;.
1 That h hnundarics be lim
ited by law. with changes to be
a u, after consent of the
Oregon Legislature and the Gov
ernor.
2 That federal and state ianus
inside the park be acquired only
after consent of agencies in
volved.
3 Allow only beneficial use
of water inside the park as de
fined by the uregon
sources Board.
4. Call it "Oregon ixauoinu
Seashore Recreational Area."
he consent of the
slate fishing and hunting reg-
ulations for tne par.
6 Permit no exchange of lands
Inside the park for those out
side the park.
Gov Mark Hatfield said 'The
need for such a park Is not clear
ly established in the minds of
this committee."
,i aa-a "that the proposed
changes are not our final say
i-. h msttpr nut are a intai-
mum of what we desire. It is
To the man who
may have stopped
looking ahead
(without really meaning to)
You're not the sort of man who de
liberately closes his eyes to the fu
ture. Not at all. In fact, you started
buying U. S. Savings Bonds because
you knew they could mean a better
life for you and your family in the
years ahead.
But then something hapned.
For one reason or another, you lost
the Savings Bond habit.
And yet today there is more rea
son than ever to invest in Bonds.
And millions of Americans know it
The amount of money they own in
Bonds is at an all-time high over
42W billion dollars.
Americans know that regular saving
is the surest road to a secure future.
And there's no better, safer, easier
way to save than with U. S. Savings
Bonds.
Think it over. Isn't it time you
got back into the Savings Bond
habit and started looking ahead
again?
Help Strengthen America's Peace Power.
Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
1, VS Gv.trnm.nt A. sot pay lor ,hu aJi-erti.ing. The Trta.ury Department Aon.
or lAir patriotic donation. The .4 Ji rfumf Council and
HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES
f,.M.r nnniihllrnns are making
a wishful speculation that the
young and effectively vocal Mr
Gunnar will speak In the first
person in enumerating candidates.
4-H Club News
4-H ROUGH RIDERS
flirt enrnn rt Annual meeting of
the Rough Riders was held Jan
uary 17.
The meeting was opened by
flag salute led by Ruby Fulleton.
The 4 N IlaS salute was led by
Meredith Webb.
Discussion on county wide
field day. Dean Frischknccht
will visit us in April and give
us a talk on norsemaiism.
Each member received a
record book.
Insurance was paid by the
members.
We discussed purcnasing uau'
for the club.
Visitors were as loilows. wer-..i-
o,.iinhrnrk. Mr and Mrs
James Valentine, Mrs Roice Full
eton and Becky Jo, Mrs Paul
Webb and Becky, Mrs Bill Bar
ratt and Jan Frink.
,.,.l-il meet ins UUnnil ine
week was held at the office of
Mr Hay.
Junior leaders of this club are
Linda Valentine, Shannon Ma
honey and Marlene Fetsch. We
received our maienai iur mc
distinctive
character. Olympics flavor secret ia i In
the care, the patience, the premium hops
and grain that go into its brewing
And most important, the one priceless
ingredient that brings out the best from
all the rest . . .."j? the Water
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a statement of our posmon ai reporter, . "- 1
this time." J " "
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