Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR
About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1964)
Rirritll GAIETTt TTMti. Thursday. Octobet tt. 1M4 60P Dinner Due At lone Tonight ! Republicans of Morrow county will hold their ! preelection ' tally at tlmrirr mrrlini ( , low tonluht at 7:3) pm. with the Willow Kranee semnj;. Au nuin will b JJ pr plate. I Giles Krerwh. Republican ran didale for state senator, will 0 principal speaker. Other canal : dates tor local anl district of. tw-es will be In attendance. I Tickets may he purchased at the door. REELECT JOE TATONE Democrat Tee Port Commissioner Ha Raa Sarvod Tou WalL Experienced Interested (Pd. Ad. by Morrow County Democratic Central Com- Al Lamb. Ueppner, Chairman.) Larry Muessig Helps in Grid Win Larry Muli:. graduate of Heppner Hich ith the class of liM. helped In a 3.1 6 victory by Treasure Valley Community College of Ontario over the Ast ern (rcKon College Jayveea at La Grande Saturday. Larry, one of the stars with the Mustang last season, made 70 yards In the came from hi backfteld puMtlon. Attending the came from here were Chuck McLean. Tim DrU coll and Simon Winter. Co-op Biddies Set Meet November 2 Meeting of the Lexington Co op Biddies will be Monday. No vember 2. at the Lexington city hall at 1:30 p.m. Mr. Cornelius Telle lion, Milton-Freewater. will be pres. ent with ribbons and materials to show how to make corsages and bows to give Christmas packages a professional look. The Estate of Mrs. Maude McRoberts Will Be Sold at Public AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 TRY-CO BLDG., HEPPNER Antique Items 1 Furniture Household Items Hardware Appliances Many other items too numerous to mention G. R. Van Blokland, Auctioneer i i FREE KODAK FILM i i K0DAC0L0R OR BLACK & WHITE With Every Roll Left Here For Developing and Prints YOUR Terfect Thaio. Inc. DEALER Humphreys Rexall Drug PH. 676-9610 HEPPNER Vote No On 3 LET'S HAVE NO INSURANCE MONOPOLY IN OREGON Where the Cost Goes Up And the Service Goes Down Measure No. 3 is Sponsored only by the AFL-CIO It would repeal 21 laws and amend 16 others in one measure-based on an in adequate 25-word ballot title. (Pd. Ad. By Morrow County Republican Central Committee, von Turner, Lexington, Chairman) Governor Scores 'Moral Erosion' In Heppner Talk (Continued from pac D of IrrrTti to Orrrcn. Its find ings would be bala tor pro tests and recommendations to the federal emrrnment. Control on Imports at the fed era I level is now done by I tie State Department and I being used to further - Ittlcul objec lives, the governor aald. We loct Sl.l million in Ore Con alone In l'.HV3," he aald. "and the bash- cause was the import ade policies of the V. b. gov ern.!. em." At the same time, he decLind. I am not one to look on the Federal government as an enemv. but I feel we must con- stantlv remind it of such thine as state and county govern mcnts." The governor spoke highly f oral, district and state Kcpub lean candidates, salng tltat Giles French, candidate lr sen- ator. was one of the most in fluential men In the House dar- ng his service there: that Irvln Jidnn U the tyte of man wc need;" that Howard Bolton, Mate treasurer. Is one of the "most dedicated men In public service"; that Tom McCall has an "out standing background" and knows Central and Eastern Ore con; and that in Merlin Kstep. Orcgonians have opportunity of clectinc an attorney to the posit Ion of attorney-general. "Mr. r-step has shown that he can makea living practicing law," the governor said. "Oregonlans are prettv cap. able of making decisions impart ially on the basts of the best candidate." he stated and also pointed out that Morrow county i has the best voting Republi cans in the state with M.3r, turning out at the primary elec tion. On the sparse population and light voting strength in this part of the state, he said. "Twelve people overturned - the world (Jesus disciples). Don't let your light registration bother you. Don Turner. Morrow county Republican central committee chairman, was toastmaster at the breakfast and introduced lo cal Republican candidates. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients admitted to lloneer Memorial hospital uilng the wet-h for medical care, then dis missed. Include the follwlng: Vclc Eubanka, lone; Jo J. Wil ton. Heppner: tianterred to Valle Vwta Home. llermUton; Dauvll Hopkins, Prinevllle. Those who were admitted and till reeHvtnjr m I ran are the follow Inn: 1:10.! hum. Heppner; Margaret Evans, Hep pner: Wilbert Kntghten, Iiaru man: Nora Nell I. Heppner1 l'a trUia IWIndle. Hcpptier, and Hubert r'errel. Ktiuua. Congratulations are being e tended Mr. and Mrs Clyde IVtty 1 hn. Heppner. on the birth of a daughter. Kim Marie, on Thurs day, CXiober 71. She weighed ( lbs . 10 oa . and )ln three slsten at home. Terry, Taml and Ta cey. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney of lone are parents f a daugh ter, tmrn Saturday. lVt'tHr 21 She has txen namel Cara l-ee anu weighed 6 lbs. at birth. A first child, a son. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W ilson if Heppner on Tuesday, tviooer He i nameti wavne Kicnara. jr.. and at birth weighed 8 lbs , 5 or. Maternal great grandmothers are Mr. Max Meyer and Mrs, Austin Thompson, both of Ches ter. N. J.; grandparents are Mrs. Doils Caster of Nyssa and Ed Wilson of Heppner. Old-Timer Returns For Heppner Visit S, R. Ward, who once freighted wool by six-horse team and wagon from the Heppner area, was back In town for a visit durinc the week. He Is a cousin of Claude Cox and now lives at Lone Creek. Ward, w ho worked lor An Pre-Regislration Urged for Merit Qualifying Test All 194 graduates of Heppner High shmT who h to niter the VMA t-d National Merit Scholarship competition should register now at hd (iue. Conton iTstt. principal, has announced. Th National Merit S.hular. ship guatlf)l.ig lent will I civ en In the sthmd at t am, Ssturday. March 13. lA To re celve coitklderailon, the student mut take the test at this time, with the paving of a SI fee. Students who will complete secondary school In I'.HUl and en ter ctdleg In the same calendar ear are eligible for scholarship consideration In the I'.Mit ui Merit llvgram. Merit atholar ships are four year awards. Hie estent of a m inner a financial need determines the amount of Ills StllH'lHl. A students performance on the qualif)!ng test also provides him with Information mat is useful In career planning or In selecting courses In high achool and colleg. Mr. ltatt staled. After the tett. each tarttclpat. Ing student receives "Hand book for Merit Program Tartu I pants." prepared by Sclcnca lie search Aatea. th testing egem-y. It la oVslcned t help students untertant their In dividual test results, to make comparisons with smres of high schtMtl students rms the chiii try. and to ue this Itiforniatlon In making educational and vo cational plans. Thus. Mr. Trait said, students ran learn mora about their educational strengths and weakneaaea. whether I not they plan to attend r41eg. In addition t ln rnertt awards, atxKit 21 buslnesa corp. orations, founasllons. college, (.(raioha) a.-Uti.WiS Sl.d In. illviduals give wholarshlpa lhrush tha Merit Itogrsm. A ctinaiJetabla numtr f other siholarshlp agem lea utlllr tha M-ivU-rs In awarding thrlr aclwl. sfsbli-a. Minor, recalled the board walks and mud streets that character lint lli'tiimer in the years en suing the flood of V.m after the waters had taken tneir ion. This was his first visit here In nine years and he was atrvick with good changes made In the city. UTTtfAPs... Hynd Chosen to Head Bonfire Committee Dick Hynd of lone, freshman student at Oregon State Univer sity, has been named chairman ol the li4 Kook Bonire commit tee for the university's home coming festivities on November 6, according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd. The homecoming game will oe against the Indiana Hoosiers, and will be the first time a Big I en university has ever played on the Beaver's home ground. Homecoming theme wl 1 1 be "Hoosiers Fate at Oregon State," and a homecoming queen will be selected. Hynd la a pledge of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity, and his ap pointment as chairman of the bonfire committee was announc ed in the school paper, "Barom eter," by Lance Hurt, homecom ng publicity chairman. ELECTION DAY Spaghetti Feed lone Cafctorium TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 5 to 8 p. m. Sponsored By lone PTA Adults, High School Students $1.00 Grade School Students 75c Prc-School Free THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY BANK of EASTERN OREGON IONE BRANCH Member. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. STUB New To ba torn off by ona of tba Clarka SPECIAL OFFICIAL ELECTION BALLOT FOR THE FORMATION OF THE IRRICON COMMUNITY FARE AND RECREATION DISTRICT To bo held In the Irrigon Crado School Tuesday. November 3, 1964 from 8:00 AM. to 8:00 P. M. Mark a Cross (X) or Check Mark ( ) in the voting square between the number and answer voted for. "Shall that portion of Morrow County, State of Oregon, described as: - Beginning at the Intersection of the West line of Section 19, Township 5 North, Range 26 E.W.M., and the Columbia River; thence East along the Columbia River to the East line of Section 16, Township 5 North, Range 27, E.W.M., thence south nine and one-half miles to the Southeast corner of Section 33, Township 4 North, Range 27, E.W.M.; thence West nine miles to the South west corner of Section 31, Township 4 North, Range 26, E.W.M.; thence North eight and one-fourth miles to the place of beginning, be established as the Irrigon Community Park and Recreation District?" 51 I J I vote in favor of the creation of Irrigon L 1 Community Park and Recreation District. 52 fj I vote against the creation of the Irrigon Com munity Park and Recreation District. FOR ELECTION OF DIRECTORS FOR THE IRRIGON COMMUNITY PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT Mark a Cross (X) or check mark ( ) In the voting square between the number and the name of each candidate voted for. FOR DIRECTORS OF THE IRRIGON COMMUNITY PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT Vote for Three 12 ORVILLE BUCHANAN 13 WILMA ELGIN 14 BILLY GRIFFIN 15 JAMES KEITH 16 COY M. REED Ue (IwhI Judgment VOTE FOR EARL L. SOWARD On The Noa-Fartlsaa Ballot For Justice of Peace For .Morrow County "FIRMNESS IF NEEDED; MERCY WHERE IT WILL HELP." (Pd. by Earl L Soward. Heppner. Ore.) , f I A . i VOTE YOUR CHOICE MARK THIS ALLOT Certain to make a hit with cither party Ladies' Dresses Reduced 50 For economy and efficiency Khaki Pants 199 Qualified for the job Men's Quilted Jackets 1388 In your heart you know this is a bargain Ladies' Sweaters 788 llaaaajtBaaaaaia.ai.aiajjaM,,aaajaaaaaaM1)aB,aiaalaaaaaiiaawailM The best bargain in the U.S.A. Notions, 700 Items .02 Check the record Men's Sport Shirts 144 The ladies' choice Flannel Pajamas 199 Let's look at the facts Electric Blankets 848 2 year guar antes Watch the voters swing to Wool Jumpers 6 Get the job done with Girls' Dresses 388 Make your vote count with Men's Wool Shirts 588 A proven winner Women's Skirt Lengths . .288 100 wooL 1 Yd. These candidates are all waiting for you at IJ(ffCmtB(W7I5 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
