Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, November 03, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMr. and Mr. Ray Byce and children visited Mr. an4 Mr. (Coattausd ea f? 10) Veterans' Day Program, Football Game at lone HtffNtR CAZCTTC-TIMES. ThwsdeT. tfevembee X 1M0 -4 fo) fVndlcton whUe the Baktt wre gone and then returned to the Bker ranch on Monday. 8 a If rMNClNE CKAWrORO IONE The American Legion Ptt No. 93 art having a Mem orial Day Ingram at the Mem orial (UiJ In lone at 10:30. Nov. 11. A spaghetti dinner will be served by the Legion Poet anJ Auxiliary at 11:30 to 1:00 t the Legion halt The atate championship aemlflnal foot ball came will be played In the afternoon (see atory page 1). Mr. and Mr. Marlon Palmer entertained with a dinner party Friday evening. Cuesta were Mr. and Mr. Ernest Frederlckaon of Salem. Mr. and Mra. Bill Van Winkle of Lexington. Edna Mun kera and Nellie Talmer of Lex ington and Mr. and Mra. Elmer Palmer of Heppner and Mr. and Mra. Lee Palmer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Stout and family of John D.iy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Palmer Saturday. Mr. Stout Is a cousin of Mrs. Palmer's. Relatives from lone attending the furrf-ral services In Board man Wednesday for Russell Mil ler were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bren ner. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Akers Stanfield Meat Co. Hugh Smith. Owner A Mgr. Stanfield Ore. custom cuTnwG-currraG CURING Wholesale & Retail LOCKER MEAT Call GI 9-3633 WE DELIVER and family. Mr. and Mra. Elbe Akers and Danny. Letlle Mad den. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball. Mr. and Mra. Don Ball, and Mr. and Mr. Perl Akers and family. Bob Akers. Harold Rietmann. and Kenny Jones, sturenta at the Columbia Basin College at raseo, spent the weekend at home with their parent. Mr. and Mrs. K. Markham B. ker attended Pad's Weekend at Wakhlngtwn State l'nlverity In Pullman CVloU-r MM. Mr. Ba ker was the candidate of Ferry Hall for the Dad of the Year. Their daughter Mardlne Is a resi dent of that halt Mr. Baker's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C G. Hen derson, spent the weekend In mi Ik 3 & HOW TO MAKE YOUR HOME COMFORT DOLLAR GO FARTHER! To aave on your home heating, be aura that win dow and door are weather stripped, and that your house is insulated. This keep heat from leakiruj out of the house. Keep your refrigerator and your freezer defrosted. By keeping the frost thickness less than an eighth of an inch, you can reduce the running time of thee two important electric appliance. rian meal to utilize your electric oven for more than one item at a time, thus making it do double or triple duty. You will save on hot water if you do your waahin only when you have at least one full load of cloth. Theae are just a few of the ways you get your biggest value from dependable Pr&L electric oervic. Uaa II often, use It efficiently. Live better electrically. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY DON'T DE MISLED THIS IAD BILL WOULD GIVE THE STATE A BLANK CHECK TO BUILD EXPENSIVE AND INCONVENIENT INFOR MATION SITES WITH YOUR TAX DOLLARS! MEASURE IS WOULD DE STROY MANY JOBS AND PAYROLLS - WOULD HURT OREGON'S $176,000,000 TOURIST INDUSTRY! THIS BADLY WRITTEN BILL WOULD NOT PROTECT SCENIC HIGHWAYS -WOULD ACTUALLY CAUSE CLUTTER ING IN MANY AREAS I SAVE TAX DOLLARS . SAVE JOBS AND PAYROLLS UMFA1 BlllBOARO WIASU 1 mmmJ 3kW ' i A: .. .'. . ... ; ThU rr.fasui puts the State In the t'lilUmiil ljulr.rss. Authorizes It to ttiqxiiro land, build road and construct hoittff inxljce board each containing 2A advertii ments. The State would ay who could advertise who couldn't. These off-highway sites would N danger traps at night. Vote NO on No. 15. Hundreds of off-highway and roadside businesses would b de nied the opportunity of telling motorists their location or what services they offered. Result: Lost business . . . lost Jobs. Vote NO on No. IS. Everyone agrees scenery must be protected but this measure prohibits signs In many non scenic areas and allows signs In many scenic spots. It is a badly written and misleading bill! 21 UACIXG IUSIXESX, CIVIC AKD U2CX ORGANIZATIONS L'XCE YOUR HQ VOTE u . UJ A aaaelsrf4ssl Orf AA-CIO Cmms. an-cto On t Cmmiiln t'4 C OrtM CMt At)4 tif4 0fM ChO AmclU Bt M"lf fcjmtry (eMsM4 JM T.wuMn CwhmI 0m .rUb CWk Set H4rttM tihmt Cwy ChMkw Cw0a OS Mkmn Amwim Awttoi 0'. taMl at CwmcmJ Partlmd Wmw'i ArfvtWnf Ckb Or t CwhtMU ltM A4. Clwb mm H. A6i. Ralph T. HoImpiiI.. Jr., Chm.. WIT P? . rw.-.. -Ctmp..jn M i 1327 .W. Ilrti Avn. PwtUnd. Or. ii i i MORROW COUNTY FARMERS FOR o o for NlXOB Pres men A. o o WE NEED a man who knows by first-hand experience the intimate workings of the National Security Council and who has worked with leaders throughout the free world in promo- ting peace. WE NEED a man who believes in a sound money policy. We do not need a man who recommends to Congress unneces sary legislation calling for Federal Aid to everything, which only adds to our tax burden. We do not want to send more dollars to Washington for so-called services which we should provide for ourselves. . WE DO NOT NEED bigger government with more controls over our daily lives. We want to continue our freedom and to make our own decisions. NIXON HAS THE KNOW-HOW TO KEEP THE PEACE, MOVE THE ECONOMY AHEAD AND EXTEND FREEDOM THROUGH OUT THE WORLD. WE BELIEVE THIS ELECTION WILL DECIDE THE FATE OF THE FREE WORLD OUR COUNTRY In rebuttal to the "facts" presented in an ad in this paper by "Farmers for Kennedy": 1 How can "real taxes be up 700 and Income be down In the seme proportion" when at the same time everyone is able to enjoy such a high standard of living? 2 We submit that inflation has been encouraged by a Democratic Congress which has passed inflationary legislation. True, the Department of Agriculture has cost the tax payers much money, but it has only been administering an un realistic price support program originated by. a Democratic Administration and perpetuated by Democratic Congresses who refuse to correct the problem. Let u not forget the agricultural expenditures of the Truman administration. They spent 17 times more on the price supports for peanuts than they allotted tor long-range missiles. 3. We would ask this group, how could "the last THREE Republican Presidents" veto the Oregon Wheat League program? Do you mean Elsenhower, Hoover and Coolidge? Let's not be ridiculous when presenting fact. Eisenhower did veto a "catch all" Omnibus Farm Bill that contained the Two Price Wheat Plan along with many features which were unacceptable. In the Official Voter's Pamphlet we can not find where any Democrat candidate aupport the Wheat League Program. The Democrats continue to use the wheat problem at a vote-getting device. Why hasn't the Democrat-con-trolled Congress passed a workable wheat bill? T NEEDS THE STATESMANSHIP OF THE NIXON-LODGE TEAM. MORROW COUNTY FARMERS FOR NIXON Hynd Bros, by Herbert Hynd Verner Troedson Harold Beach C. K. Peck Jack L. Barak Frederick T. Martin Larry Rietmann Gene Rietmann Vida N. Heliker Garnet Barratt Dick T. Wilkinson R. A. Campbell Alonzo Henderson Bill Barratt Pd. Pol. Adv. Paid for by Morrow County Farmers for Nixon