Lodge to Havo Dinner
The public U lnvte4 by IMty
lUbrkah Ms (4 Ualnftoct to
attend IU annual turkey dinner
at the Uirtton lOOf hall Sat.
urdiy evenlnf. November T.
Serving will be between &; and
8:00 pro, with tkket lk H
at $130 and TV. Combined with
the dinner ill b a baiaar aal
4 handmade clft Items and vart
Hlt d hre rakrd tzo&x
Porcnti Havo Girt
Mr. and Mr. Al Parent t4
Salem recently announced the
arrival I a daughter. AlUon
Kay. on ntJy, October la. Sh
fjtns tww aUter, LWa Carol and
Shelly Marie, and U the fraiut
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Irvin
Andrtun vt Heppner, Mr An-t1i-ton
ha twn al the Parent
hivm arial week helping
kith tt family.
00 ELECT 00
Conley J. Lanliam
Fcr
CITY RECORDER
FORMERLY SEUVtD TOUH YIAJIS AS MATO
AND TWO TEARS COUHCILMAN. ACC0UXT.
IN G EDUCATION MAJOI IN COLLEGE,
(Pd. Ad. By Conhy Lanham, Heppner)
International Woodworkers
of America
(IWA) Local 3-312 Urges
Vote VIS MBl,e
Bring Guaranteed Benefits of State
Workmen' Compensation (Job-In-Jury)
Law to 200,000 Workers Now
Denied That Protection.
Increases Benefit Payments 1SH.
Assured Protection For More Than
600.000 Employed Persons in the
State. Ballot Measure 3 is WOT a TAX
Measure
BALLOT MEASURE 3
(Pd. Adv. rWA Local 3-312, Marvin Casebeer,
Pres., Heppner, Ore.)
ProNuptial Shower
Honors Miss Dloke
At Episcopal Hall
Some 5rt wrtl withers attend
ed an aftetn prewedding
turner at the I pixpl arih
hall Saturday, runrinj( Mia
beflv tslake, daughter of Mr.
and Mr, hill hlake. mw of Mon
mouth, wn rmlnie wcddine,
to le litiiiffitd ill an
evrnt vt November 21 In Mon
mouth. It.wirk handling the ar
lanceroefM for Ihe ltvety how.
rr were Mr Howard lleteland.
Mr JaK Van Winkle, Mr.
Wilbur Van felokland, Mr I
Itov Uaidncr and Mr. Pat Bun
dle. Atii-mling ihe euet twk
mi Mr. lUrrrll Blake while
Mi Jean Sirwert aUted the
brute el.-ct at the Rift table
A tride doll whie bouffant
kirt wa formed bv a white
trkist cake h centered en the
iM-rvliti! table. The lover renter.
piece ii aurroundetl by four
immature i.rnioMnai.i fn,
.l.-ii hi lit all Kli'lUf-
ed bv Mr. Paul Hcmrich and
Mr. Snoda Blake. Ojwn faced
aandwtthc wire also avrvrd by
ihe rnwtce v tth cot tee and
punch tnfi poured by Mi
Uinurr Springer and Mr. Wil
liam till. Arrangement of
bronze and yellow flower were
n m,i thniiii-hmit the hall.
i Attending from out of town
'were Mr. Bill Blake. Jenny.
Kathv and Karen. Mr. Jim Bar
rett and her two daughter, and
Mi. Kdtth KHifierald and daugh
ter. Tertl.
French Home Scene
Of Bridal Shower
A bridal ahower was given In
cv;nplimcnt to Mr, Lddie Bros
nan lhi former Lorraine llarn-
' de. on Saturday afternoon, CV-
tocrr 21. at tne rancn niwe oi
Mr Kaymond trench. Assisting
the ho.stc with arrangements
were Mm. Paul Hlsler and Mrs.
V.rii K Iim of I Hut Kock.
Many lovely and useful sifts
were presented the honoree by
the many invited truest s, several
of whom were unable to attend.
Mothers of the newlyweds. Mrs.
Gerrv Brosnan and Mrs. Delbert
ttarnden, rided at the tea
table, cutting cake and pouring.
A iloral arrangement of yellow
chrysanthemums centered the
attractive serving table.
Coming from out-of-town was
Mrs. John Brosnan, sister-in-law
of the bride, from Hubbard.
Grand Master Meets
With District Masons
Grand Master of Masons In
Oregon Earl T. Newbry made an
official visit with Masons of Dis
trict 28 at the Arlington Lodge
No 8S meeting Saturday, Octo
ber 24.
Appearing with the Grand
Mavtnr ttcr Alfred B. Holme.
Portland, Junior grand warden;
Don Turner, Lexington, Junior
grand deacon, and Bert J. G
Tousey, Tigard, chairman of the
erand lodge committee on
public schools.
Roy W. Lindstrom. lone, dis
trict deputy to the Grand Master
for District 28, was the host. ,
I
Miss Carol Anderson
Married In Corvallis
Mr. and Mr, lln Ander
are anmumin the niartiage of
their daughter, Carol to Clarenoe
A. Ptxtrr al the Hr Mt iliodiat
tUuut In Cvrvaltia on Serein
bet I'A
Mr rorter. hd U I reaearch
avitant In velrilnary mtu-ine
at IHegori State t'nietity. U
wxiialng fur hi lh l. in tmrite
brate aotdogy. Ill new bride,
U mahving in :nghh M
liSU, wwks part lime a a secre
tary In the university's agricul
tural deartmenl 11ey ai-e now
at home at 2iH N. Kih, Aptm
11, fonallu.
Church Announces
iNovcmber Events
A full program of church ac
StlMtie for the month of Noem-
Ut ha been announced ty m
church board and Itev. L-n B.
Kuhback. pastor f the Heppner
ihrsittan thunh.
Durln the -Week ivf Vlslta.
Hon." Normter 15. the vil
tatlon and evangelism commit,
tee will go calling each night,
meeting at the church at t 3d
for supper, returning at after
railing. A eclal setup meeting
U to be held tonight uvtober
Wl at 8 pm. for sinvtal In-atructton.
Meeting will be held each
evening at 7:30 for a apecial
Preaching Mission between No
vemhof 8-12. Thurdav. Novem
ber 19. I the annual Harvest
Festival In the church basement
at 6:30. Committee in charge In-
eludes Marvel Jone. t Urenee
Baker. Lorene Grtflith. l.ertruue
Parker and Anita Stockard.
Archdeacon Comes
To Initiate Canvass
The Rev. and Mr. George R.
Schoedinger of Bend are ex
pected to arrive late this ween
to Initiate the Kvery-Member
Canvass for All Saints' Kls.
copal church, according to Father
C. Bruce Spencer, rector.
The Kev. Schoedinger. arch
deacon of the .Missionary Dls
trlct of Eastern Oregon, will be
the principal speaker at the an
nual meeting on Sunday at 10
a m., and a potluck dinner will
follow at 11:15- He Is also ex
pected to be present Thursday
evening (tonight) for a meeting
at 7:30 with the vestry and can
vass committee.
The annual meeting also
opens Stewardship Week, when
canvassers will call on all mem
bers of the church.
Spaghetti Feed Set
On Election Evening
Hungry voter may also hatt
the chance to eat at tha lone
school raietortum on Tuesday,
election dav, after 5 pm The
lone ITA U sponsoring a spa.
ghrttl feed between 3 and 8 l m,
acnding to Jim Harnett, chair,
man. The feed U a trnrfi pro
)ect of the organliallon to lalie
eatra fund for their budget M
use In m h"lanhi and othrr
(iiblie K-rsice iTojert.
Admission will I ft for adult
and Mgh a. hl aldeU; TV .
for grade a.hmd, atudenia. and 'ftUwue 1V
tie l pre aihooWr. M 1
ANNOUNCEMENT
I ,m . candidal M th TSlXTtZl
Heppner aM would imnrly V' ,
N.,;rmt-r X My training and r , ,. f b-" f 1
Elaine S. George
UM Ad rv i lalrw Mct-two
Mr. JmsI Criffia depart d
Monday to spend several days
visiting relatives In Portland.
Accompanying her were her sis
ter. Mrs. Gladys Walker, and
Mrs. Irma Teeters, both of Port
land, who were week end guests
of Mrs. Griffin.
THE IS A
PAID POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
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Congressman Al Ullman
President Lyndon B. Johnson
Re-El
They Get The Job Done
ect This Can -Do Team
President Johnson Said:
"A tragic twist of fateful sorrow made me President. From
that awful day on November 22nd, when President Kennedy was
assassinated, I have had but one thought, but one conviction, but
one objective: To be President of all the people, not just the rich,
not just the well fed, not just the fortunate, but President of
all America."
Al Ullman:
Has accomplished much for his district.
Is always on the job.
Is your Congressman and your friend.
Keep him working for you and for all of America.
Re-Elect Johnson and Ullman
(Pd. Ad By Morrow County Democratic Central Committee, Al Lamb, Heppner, Chairman)
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