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KtrfKtl OAItTTC'TtMtt. Tbwrad. Kevembae 1 IMOl Monument News r MARTHA HATTCION SU Monument tilth aihool student acompanled by Ml Obrltt. their adviser, recently trawled lo Eugene to attend the annual Oregon htgh chool of Journalism conference, sponsor ed ty the University of Oregon. FIND m top firm Ilka tha TURNER. VAN MAItTER & BbTAUT IH SOHANCE ACCNCT. 113 Mala. end jou not uf ally want toy with them, Tbetr VALUABLE avnarlanr and IcB 6rlldl ran urn you Iota el money It s ilka una id 7 a DIAMOND whan you first learn about tba TURNER, VAN MARTER A BRYANT INSURANCE AGENCY. Ifa nice to know tha beat In lnauronce protec tlon la or oi labia right HERE! Turner Van Morter (r Bryant INSURANCE AGENCY 183 Main Phone 6-9653 The girl ha attended Wrf Nloule Irrc rdltui of the year book; Laura Lew Blcakman. lay. out editor: Utile Stubleftrld. as- aUtant editor; Suan Otae and Judy Maclnne. co-edttor if tha newspaper. A highlight of the tfip the Friday evening hanqun at mm cetirre Fennrman or ue wrou- cho Man TV ahow km the win- clpal speaker. Another event wet the V. of Oregon -Sn Je State football game on Saturday aft ernoon. Thla was the largest high school pre&a conference ever held on the Eugene campua. While In Eucene the Monu ment delegation stayed at I'nl veralty House, Mis Obrtsf cam- nua llvlntt organization, and fit I r- -- the home of Miaa OnrWt'a cous- Ina, Mr. and Mr. II. C. Davis. June Hutchison. District Amer ican Leclon president, and Ro berta Croker drove to John Day Wednesday evening for a Joint meeting of the Ellla Tracy Unit 77 of John Day. Mt. Vernon unit, and Prairie Cltv unit. Mrs. Hut chison presented the rralrle City unit a check for having tncir auota first In this district, and the three units presented Mrs. Hutchison with a loveiy necK- luce. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mohnlnn and Dan Thompson ol canny were ruests at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith and ram II v. - Ivan Bcnadlct ami Maynard I Hamilton drove to John Day Tuesday on business. Th American Leirion and Auxiliary has bought one-half Interest In the Grange hail oi Monument, which Is now called the Grange Legion hall. Mary Llppert drove to Trine- C ) fjch a th the United States where the wtu or in f-aula is aui,Doed to fcrtvaU. It is phps an enigma that many things are aono iucn are at trun purposes with the current flin- e On aeveral rrttloBl. ta a nationwide poll af the Bjktkia'i Ind pradrnl bU rt n4 pre I e a alaaal alt, lb National ft A- ration of ladrpradrnt Batlnrss has i.HMil aula. Ions varylaf C w' M,rV , widely wllh rrB alloal ollcle. In addition, many Conf rit men have also hern polling their constituents on thalr opln loni on a wide variety of ques tlons. Tha reiults of many of thei have been previously re ported In this column. Tha latest on la tb resalta of a poll taken off hie eeav Mtaeata by Coafteasmaa) Tarn Johnson of Maryland. Bo re ports thai the reiarma In eel. mo bo receive war to ale opinion an aaeqael era sec tion of hie district. When be asked tha question "Do you favor legislation to protect American Job oppor tunities by Increased tarlif or quota restrictions?" the ma. Jority of thoe possessing an opinion on this question voted in the affirmative. oe On aeveral occaslona the na- tlnn'a hmlnnimM. Dolled bT the National Federation of In- a4a4 Baslnraa, ha la. M aaaa tiaad M (rs4e Ual aeatUlac of V. . pre-Uve UrtSa ta pa rala4 baM kb AmUm basUeaa and labee. On tha queiUun as to hether the foreifn five awsy pro C rams should be reducwl. ) vAtd in favor of tvtch a move. only 33 voted In th n stive. with 11 xpreMini no opioiun. II... ...la la a MtM M which eeveral orcaks Uo National Federation of iaoe peadrnl BatlaeM has loawd aa Uea'a Independent boslAeas sad profeaklonal people heavily fa var redaction or elimlaaUaa. On the question of whether Irjulatlon thould be enacted to deftnitely set up a system to rrlnra tha national debt U of Rep. Johnson's constituents voted In favor r sucn a movt. e Thla same aeallmenl has also km aaareaaed bv the Oatloa'S Independent batiaeaa and pra feaaloBal neeola votlaa threaib tba NaUoaal Federation of In dependent Bailor a. WWW Th nail bv Reo. Johnson Is Just one of many taken by Con gressmen ail over tha nation In the past fw months. ctkiu tK boIU of Ike Na tional Federation of ladepen atil naatneaa are conflned to Independent bnalneae and pea feaalonal peepia, wnu ina im nmmra'i noils cover a aaaeb wider scope, It It tntereatlnf U note la an the retnlta bw closely tha eentlmenta of the people aa a whole coincide with tha Independent business peo ple. There aeema little donbt a 4lrrt referendum laSBO would change many thing. You Hot mm til Ceatu wsf n r l- 1 1 I r Acs llej aaiuiua uu uusiiiim. I Stella McCarty drove to Hep-Mateson were business caners in Dner weanesaay taKinc neri iionnner Montiav. daughter for medical aid. I fr flnfi Mrs. Georce Capon, Mi anrl Xfra llnnru tarflnl.. v t. Tr". HnntrA ..... ui.u ....a. ......... . and iirs. jatn ru"i and daughter drove to HcDPnerl. t,., now innAav. Friday on business. ... rora cfubiefleld. Visle Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris who Drewy and Georgia Stublefield have moved to Dayton, Wash., to , . Joh Day Tucsday on work, moved their trailer housel. , arove to rossu weanesuuy ioi" : , , . i r nu, bring Delsia Sweek back for the thcr,e hellJ,ln care f RyS winter; she had been visiting her - ,v, Tot,l Tiif American Let; ion ana rn.irter. Auxiliary held their regular Mrs. Doris Vinson and Mrs. meeting in the Grange-Legion Glen Williams drove to Hermner hall Oct. 27. ti i.. nn k....inno I T-i-,.n Dnimrtlla lu in from San Mr. and Mrs. Ted LaDrue and Jose, Calif., Navy Base, for 10 sons or jonn uav were wecKcnaitiavs visit wuu ma rnuun-i guests at the Jim Croker home the family, the Verne McCartys. while hunting. Mrs. Verne McCarty, two sons and daughter and Mrs. Elmer Mrs. Harrv W. Scott. Mrs. El mer Matteson, Mrs. H. D. Hlnton and daughter, Dianne, drove to Aif.im. rniif for the week at th home of Mr. and Mrs. La vvm J. Matteson. to meet Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Kingman, and nephew, Robert Dale Scott, who had been In Sacramento, iam. visiting them for almost I month. He then returned to Mon ument with his mother, Mr Scott. Mrs. Kingman, Mrs. Scott and L J. Mateson are daugnters nnd son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mateson. Mrs. L. J. Mateson is the daughter of Mrs. H. D. HIn ton. Did vou know that the mini mum wage and federal aid to pducatlon bills were NUT ae feated by Republicans but by n rontress controlled by Demo crats under the leadership of Sen i.vndon B. Johnson? Pd. Aav, Morrow Co. Republicain Central Committee. IN THE WE ST IS MOST POWERFUL PREMIUM Royal 70 Qaaollne gives you pure power clean through. That's becauao hydrogen refining (a procoa Union Oil devolopod and owns) claana out impurities, leave in only hard-working octane (100-plu. of course). You gat Royal 7d at tha alga of the big 71 It Is pure and simply -The Finest UNION OIL COMPANY Cf CAiJfOMfUA UaCl', iHli (3 i South Morrow 4-H a as t uouncu titers Mildred Davidson Mildred liaviJ&oii. Lesington. hat trn elcHted prealdent vt the South Morruw 4 II Council for the tvmlng 4JI year. Mrs. Dav ldon lrad the Sauy Sew and Ws 4 11 Sewing Club at Lei Ington. Other officer eleeted at the meeting were Mr. William Rawlins, vice president; Mrs. Jim Bloodawurth. secretary; and Mr, N. C, Anderson, treasurer. according to Joy Hay. county el tention agent. The new 4 II cwuncll officer would lik to remind all of the 4 II memhrr and parent of the annual I II Achievement Tarty thla Saturday evening at 7 p.m. at the lleppner fair pavilion. With the election of the new 4 II council officers, all 4 II lead er are reminded that It la time to reorganize your 4 If club for the coming year. "If you havt already reorganized your club, we would appreciate having your enrollment sheet In a soon as possible so that we might plan for our leader training meetings which will be coming up abort ly.' Hay aald. Ibie Cray, Kathy Get. Linda 'Huffman. Plane Black. Rkky atllow, Chaile McKepjle. R. .becc McDougatL Terry Way. Llw. Oiarmilr Flock. Shirley Dtson. Linda Tatone, Teresa Thorpe. Annie Obermeler. JCath erine Mc.New, Anna Ma Mc Quaw and Kerry Daniel. Judge were Mn Eldun Shannon and Mr. Andy June. Tlie Young Pewpl" group of Community Church sponsored Hallowe'en party at the home of Mr. and Mr. Harold Rash. There were 21 guest present Mr. Kenneth Wooten won the prize for the funniest costume, frlze for the moat original costume went to Parti Partlow and Jim Miller. Douehnut and hot choc olate were served for refresh ments. John McDoucall la a patient In the Good Shepherd hospital In Hermlston after suffering a heart atack at his home here. Wlni-(UaTipV Last year, hundreds of smart drivers saved time, trouble and money with GENERAL TIRE'S iinlquo snow tire offer! Do yourself a favor this year... cash in now on this one-of-a-kind -onct-a-year offer ...only 52 down. Here's how it works! We'll reserve your choice of 2 v r i ( r ci r VI U J 1-3 U U LrvJ WINTER CLEAT SNOW TIRES NYOEN RAYON BLACK OR WHITIWALL FREB I fRE I FRBE I PLUS Wt mount tlr.i w.. Ifor- wo II precition rV on your cor at the yowr lirt n balance your tirei nothing to py Rr.1 rtfln of snow our wor,h0wi '09lor $3 fob " Nv- ' ,i, ... No woltlng Hrm " ,own' Additional Boardman Happenings Mrs. Nathan Thorpe was ho- tt-ss for a surprise birthday party In honor of Mrs. Clyde Tannehlll at her home Monday night Guests were Clyde Tannehlll, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brlggs, Mr. Arthur Allen, Mrs. Laura Allen. Mrs. Glen Carpenter. Mr. Cecil Ham ilton, Nathan Thorpe and Jim Thorpe. The evening was spent playing pinochle. The Boardman Tllllcum Club was host for a Hallowe'en party at the school Monday afternoon for the children, of grades 1-8. Prizes were awarded for cos tumes by the club and the school as follows: Bobby Skoubo, Jody Tatone, Ronnie Flug, Jerry Downey, Christie Waymlre, Deb- Classified Ads Pay Off T.O.P.S. Meeting The TO PA dUtrkt meetir-d was held Ckt t Bosrdmao with Hermlitun and B4rdmn It flDl!Ptf, The many Club attending were: BeUter, Uslngton; Big Top. lane; Twilight Sraler and rvndlrton TO PS, both of Pen dlHon; Lighter Brighter. Board man; and the Sue Shrink er. Ht-rmWton. Ther were 43 mem ber attending the meeting. Every club told of their weight M since the last district meet ing In AprtL The one member from each club losing the most weight In that time was a prin ce. The queen waa then sel ected from the prlncesse. who ttaa from Boardman. The prln- ree wrre: Mr. Jasper Meyer. Pendleton T.OPA; Mr, raui Prttyjohn. lone; Mr. Ken Pal mer, Lexington. Each club put on a skit for IK eniovmrnt of the member. Th host club served refresh ment to the group. The next district meeting will be held In the spring t ! Hcnonhoids Cured Painlessly By Non-Surgical Hcthcd The Bon-surgical, electronic method for the treatment of Hemorrhoids (Piles) devel oped by doctors at the Dean Clinic has been so successful and permanent in nature that the following policy ii offered their patient : "After si! symp toms of Hemorrhoids , . . have subsided and the patient has been discharged. If he should ever hive a recurrence, all further treatments will be giv en absolutely free." The Dean Clinic bat been terving tb Northwest for fifty years. Their treatment require no hospitalization and does not employ drugs or Injections. Writ today for a descrip tive booklet, yours without obligation: Tha Dean Clinic, Chirooractic Physicians. 2038 N. E. Sandy Blvd. Portland 12. Oregon. DViTtMlXT I? ! T' .iVro" , (if s - Paulen Kaseberg Wasco, Oregon Candidate for Oregon Legis lature. Farmer, Native of Dis trict Interested in Sound Leg islation, Conservative Tax Laws. (Pd. Pol. Adv. Paulen Kaseberg) FRANK ANDERSON Heppner, WILL CONSIGN 3 Bmi Mis Two by Tex Royal Zato 32 One by Wetmore Mixer LRD 50 J TO GRANT COUNTY lit Saturday Nov. 5, at JOHN DAY Sale Starts at 1 o'clock Jlllllllllliilillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilillllllllllllllllll . i -ii . 1 j0Q33 (XDDQIG) oca li'Ici:JS-f-i 3 rwil ci ot-io. cud a rise om ft or at Ford's Tire Servce LoQronde Pendleton Hppnr Walla Walla b. 'v.';x- 0 A Program 1 of Progress O A Record of 1 Responsibility (. 5. Representative DEMOCRAT Paid Pol. Adv.. Morrow County Democratic Central Committee. s Al Lamb. Chairman fi!lllHlll!Ilil!l!IIIII!lllli!l!!i!Iil!!l!!!liO!!IIIiI!ll!l!!!!Iiil!!inn
