Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, October 22, 1964, Page 8, Image 8

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I tha Gawtta Time.
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HC KNOWS TMC NCCDS
Or CAJTXIN OlECOX
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Martin Duchanon
Stale
Itcprcjicntative
Xtth DUtrtct
I'matiHa County Farmer.
rroierty Owner. Bulne.
man.
Former Oregon Liquor Con
trol Cummiio Member
Martin Buchanan tand
fr an equitable lav pro.
cram, devel opment of
water resource anj indui.
trial Ktvwth.
Monument News
American l$Un Auxiliary
held its regular meetm lat
Thursday rvenlnu In their hall
I Una rt ttiMrusi on the Cay
1J cUnce. alwavt held In Janu
ary They also ill put on co..
ed food ale Flida), iMutirr .'4
at the n.rr Mi.
Lev, and Mr. Jatk Chan ami
three childrrn IVndletort rte
here Fit day rvrntna fur the liar.
vet Sale and uppr. rrtutntnn
home Saturday.
Campaign at Peak
As Election Date
Twelve Days Away
(Continue! from paga 1)
the rrt of lha lalkL Jutl
h-rtirth J, OXTonnrSl run un
opoed for (HikitUin two on the
tate Supreme CVurt. and Justice
Uordon Mivn I unopied for
loikition three. Fur portion
even, however. Judce Kalph
ll.dman i.f Orccon Cltv anil
Jude Fdtvard II. HoMetl of John
Pav. the two hU-h vote welter
in trie primary flection, opioe
each other,
For utle of the Kace In the
iicppncr ui.tiirt. uin which all
voter In the- county rai hal'ot
e.vpt thoe in ll.iar.tman ami
Irtlfc'.nt, William J, Ulm IVlru
and hail Svar.i. twn ton ran
iiui.HcH m the primary r tectum.
are in compcilun.
In the Irrlion area there will
be a special wparate ballot on
mo qta-Mion of formmc an Irrl
Con Mmmunliv iufk an.l r.v
Kiuriai.M i real ion tlutrlct. Three director
Elect
7
Willi
i am
DEVINE
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PEACE
Large Gathering
Pays Respects
To J. Troedson
M.nwlal aenKr were hel.l
Saturdav afternnn, CtorHr 17,
at the lone L'niteU l"liur-rt uf
Cnrwt f.r Johan Tn-.!Mn. Ni, an
rarly Mrr'w County hamerail
rr hii vm mm ay iVtotn-r 11,
after a hort lllne.
I llev. Kenneth KcKlnn of Val-
I hv Lutheran hunfl
j .Mr. Paul Tew mi orcaniM. tare to be selected If the tneure
with the albv Lutheran choir l apiroel. On the ballot are
unking me aninema. raiirearera ;rie candidate: Orvtll Bmhan
wre raul Tew. Kenneth
Smotie, IJotH'rt Irak. Herbert
! Ilyrul. Albert Lindtrom. and
I (harlea lVherty. Interment w w
In lllj:hvlew cemeter)'. Iine.
i.elattves from out of town
present for the nemees were
.Mr, irocuMtna nn in i.iw ami piMion m the nosltlon or miv.
laughter. Mr. and Mra. H.ward or. treasurer and recorder, while
I Notiacc of IVrtland and a cou-dn. lone will have races for council
Mrs John Mulr and Mr. Mulr of nicrt
ism Jose. Calif.
an. Wllma fclgin. Billy tirlflln.
James Keith, and Cov M. Itecd.
Additional Interest In the No.
vemtn-r 3 election comes from
citv race. Hth lone and llepp
ner have contesl f.r s)inc ss
Itions. Ileppncr will have corn-
MONUMENT
If MAITHA MATTtSOrl
MOM'MKMT Bobby J a
Wheeler and !an Clever rnt
the week end Ultlntf In Vale,
Mr. and Mrs. Mead tlllman
urovi to Seneca la aitend a
rutodian'a meetinu on Saturday
Mr ami Mra. Iuana i;ralev
of rtlnrvllle nn-nt un.Uv In
Munument tWitlne at the home
or her mother. Mr. Ifeeta lllnton
Mr ami Mrs Charles Vandetta
an' lamny nr jotm lay weie
a moo ir thiM Hndlnd the week
end here and doln .xne hunl
Mr. ami Mrs. II. .Lett Cett-wn
p nt a few dava tn Salem and
I'oHlan.t on tuiine.
(iuckts at the hotne of Mr. and
Mis Frank llowvll Met Mis
llowtll a sl.tre, Mia. Cartla llaal
Ing of lleppner her niece. Gladys
Cotfuall i.f INxlland; Mr. and
Mrs. Kotfcr Kwel ! Portland
ami K'eniteth svli and two aru
of ll Hlver.
Th Harvest Aal on fiUay
nenlnf at lha Uch-n Crarf
hall was Vrry well attende.t
tiuesta at lha I. U
nmh over th ek eml ers
Mr and Mis- iH Mower
Hlland
JUSTICE OF THE
(6th District)
IF ELECTED-
I Will Maintain Regular Court Hours
Daily And Be Available At All Times
If Needed. '
Equality and Common Sense"
(Pd. Adv. by William J. Devine. Hepprwr, Ore.)
Other friends present for the
funeral Included Mrs. Anne C.
Smouse of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Orlo Martin of Mora. Mr. and
Mis. Dorr Mason and MUs
Cecelia Mealy of Tortland. Mr.
and Mrs. Krlinji Thorn pwn if
Mc.MinnvUle. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard McDonald and family.
Mrs. Nora MeCartin. and MUs
Margaret McDaid of The Dalles.
M. and Ms. PJ.Cuanhhhhhhhh
Mr. and Mrs- P. J. Curran f
Pasco. Mrs. Sam Pomerantz. Mr.
Harold Martin. Toter Farley. Mr.
ana Mrs. Delmer CTawrord. Mrs.
A. F. Rohrman of Hermiston, Phil
IHIffclns. Jack Hynd Sr.. Charles
Hynd. Mrs. C U Lieuallen. Jonn
KUkenny, Mrs. Susan McDevitt,
Mr. and Mrs. 1-co Goreer, Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Doherty. Mr. and
Mrs Barney Doherty, Mrs
Michael Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Richard
Lundell. Pat and John Doherty,
Mrs. Rose Doherty. and Mrs.
Marjorie Doherty, all of Pendle
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McEntire,
and Jack McEntire of Boardman.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Smith and
Mr and Mrs. J. K. Doherty, of
Pilot Rock, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Monahan of Condon, plus
many other inenas irom Morrow
i and Umatilla counties.
Health Care & Elderly? Yes W
1
'.
V Let's look at the facts about the
proposed Medicare Tax... and a medical care program
for the aged that already exists !
What's the hurry here? The supporters of thd
proposed Medicare Tax would have you believe
that passage of this controversial bill is urgent. . .
that persons over 65 are deprived of needed med
ical care because they can't pay for it
Nothing could be further from the truth.
The Kerr-Mills Law, passed by Congress in 1960
and other state and local programs-enable indi
vidual states to guarantee to every elderly person
who needs help the health care he or she requires.
We call this health program.,. Health
Opportunity Program for the Elderly. Thou
sands of people every day are being helped by its
generous benefits. And, unlike Medicare, which
would substantially increase your Social Security
Tax payroll deductions, this Health Program is
already being paid for by a part of your present
tax dollar!
Medicare Tax? No. Health Care for the Elder
ly? Yes! For more information on this program,
ask your doctor or call the number listed below.
HEALTH OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM FOR THE ELDERLY
228-4175
OREGON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Youngsters Enjoy
Birthday Celebration
Flshtccn Vuni:ter upent an
cnovaltli afternoon Iai week
hclpinrf lild AlUlclt cflctirate
In fifth t'trthdav at a imMv
Klven hy hl mother. Mr. Clyde
AINtott.
t;imra and the exclllnir ctft
openlnp preceded the Kcrvtng nf
refreshment that roti.Mcl f
Ice cream and plc cake hacd
and decorated p rcwmMe an
over-rdred Klncerman cookie.
On hand for the idemtant af
ternoon were Duane. John and
Mike JinavKin. Tana and Iton-
nle Il4rry, Lort ami Dvrk Imn
lap. Harluira and Cvil Marie
AINtott. Dale Munkcr, Clay.
Suie. Jov anil Danny Benton.
lHnl.e Rill. Connie. LUa and
Allen Burkcnblne.
4
mm
Elect
GILES
FRENCH
Kcpulliran
STATE SENATOR
HC KNOWS MOST AIOUT
THE MID COLUMBIA AXA
He I active, able and Intelligent.
He haa the not legUlatlve rpilrHe
of any
candidate.
a He HOT a mcmer of the laM leiiUlature.
He ha n, other tditlcal lntriet than the IKth
N-natorlal Putrid
a He U llevr In economy and rff l lency In govern
ment. He I a rccocnUcd tax authority.
VOTE BALLOT NUMBER III
tPd. Pol. Ad.. French For Senator Club, Bert Keith.
Sec. 4th and Court, The Pa Ilea, Ore. I
(2LTCmHl7tf
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY -
Use Your Charge
Card and SAVE!
1000 Items
.04 before and
now reduced
to
ffQ Battotu
J JTtuad
Cotnba
Spongaa
Sboa String
PIECE GOODS
BUYS
Sleepwear Flannel
3 yds; 1.00
f Printed Corduroy
88cyd.
j
Plain Corduroy
i , .
68c yd.
Broadcloth Percales
3 yds! 1.00
BUYS FOR LADIES
1 Bra, Size 32B 20!
1 Maternity Smock, sleeveless 88
30 Cotton Flannel Pajamas 1.991
15 Wool Jumpers 6.99
8 Wool Skirts, reduced
straight and pleated 4.88
i
20 Wool Bulky Sweaters 7.88
4 Slipover Bulky Sweaters,
reduced from much higher 9.88
DRESS BONANZA
123 Only
NOTION SPECIAL
It's not too early,
to lay away for
Christmas.
77
GIRLS' DRESSES
Entire Stock
reduced to
388
Marked down, repriced, reduced, regroup
ed, slashed, bargain, big value, special,
spectacular, scoop! It all means you SAVE
at our markdown rack.
BUYS FOR GIRLS
38 Pr. Denim cut-offs 1.88
80 Pr. Stretch Denim Pants 2.22
40 Flannel Pajamas 1.99
8 Coordinate Sets 7-14 3.00
SPECIAL BUY
ELECTRIC
BLANKETS
2 yr. guarantee
Single Bed
Single Control
8.48
Double lied
Single Control
8.88
Double Red
Dual Control
11.88
BUYS FOR BOYS
. HOUSE DRESSES
2.44 10 only
2.88 Early Bird
.1.88 Special
? .88
GIRLS' SWEATERS
Bulky and Novelty
Styles, 37 only
350
BOYS' SWEATERS
Entire Stock
reduced
399
BUYS FOR MEN
26 Narrow Belts, per inch 01
7 Broadcloth Pajamas 2.50
38 Khaki Heavy Duty Pants 1.99
1 Cardigan Utility Sweater 1.88
41 High Style Dress Shirts 2.44
27 Deluxe Reversible Visible
Quilt Ski Parkas 13.88
18 Quilted Nylon Jackets 6.95
SHOE BARGAINS
126 Pr. Boys' and Girl's
Shoes, reduced to 3.88
BOYS' SHIRTS
20 only
Door Buster!
100
16 Pr. Men's Suede Casual Oxfords ....6.88
MEN'S SHIRTS
83 only
Short and Long
Sleeve
144
23 Pr. Assorted Styles 88