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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1968)
Church Represented At District Meeting Annual meeting of MM -Col umhlii United Churi'h of Christ AMkuvianun waa nwu at Enter irlK on Otolwr S, The Worn -nn fellowship croup nt in tne morninc, with Mrs. Ruth Bailey n-iHirtlnu on the youth camp, three Kirls from Portland l-M'ntt( a panel report on the ni-iiviucR. The Rev. Sam Johnson, of the itiuhlaml thurch in Alolno Dis trim In Portlund, was the main s-piaker. Kev. Kenneth Coats, a dimmer missionary to Jaoan (showed slides and talked of his missionary work. jits, nennem smouso was riecled and Installed worship chairman of the Mid Columbia Disirlot. Mrs. Alfred Nelson Is state witness chairman, and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom is co-chairman of the lone group. Those attending from lone were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Mrs. Hoy Lindstrom, and Rev. Miku Luedde. They visited with Joe Hausler, now of Joseph, who also attended the meeting. We Are Among The Many Oregon Lawyers Who Believe We Need WAYNE MORSE... T. R. ADAMS. Lincoln City JOHN C BEATTY. JR.. Portland JAMES O. GOODWIN. Oregon City ARTHUR C. JOHNSON. Eugene HOY KILPATRICK. John Day JOHN J. PICKETT, Coquills CHARLES SEAGRAVE. Grants Pass RANDOLPH SLOCUM, Roseburg GERALD H. ROBINSON Portland DAN POLING. Newport For A Better Tomorrow Re-Elect U. S. Senator WAYNE MORSE Paid for by the 1968 Re-Elect Wayne Morse Committee. Dan Dimick, Chairman, 936 S. W. Washington, Portland; Oregon. Complete list available upon request. HEFPNEA GAZETTE-TIMES, Tburtdor, October 14, SKI ilMIIIHIItMIIIIMIIIIIUillllllllllllllllllltlltllllllllMlllllllllllltllllllllMllllllllllhll OCieltAKB lldlllliliiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiililliiillllllllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllli Speaker Outlines Serious School Loss With Tax Measure Superintendent Ron Daniels. KueM speaker during the pro' liram of the luncheor meetlns of the Soroptlmist Club lnt Thursday, Informed members of the proposed . property tax limitation measure, and possi ble effects and limitations which would be placed on op eration of the county school svs tern, if voter approval is Riven in the coming election. Daniels emphasized serious ness of the tax revenue loss. estimated to be more than $.KK),(XK) to the county school district alone, and outlined ar eas where drastic budget reduc tions would have to be made. Alternatives of supplementing state sales tax and higher In come taxes were discussed, with the general bulief that the measure, as proposed, would not provide an adequate answer to today's needed tax reform. In dividual questions were discuss- ed following the illustrated talk. Special guest of the day was Mrs. Harry (Mary) Nicholson of ban Bernardino, Introduced by Mrs. Bill Johnson. Members were reminded of the special initiation program for three new club members at the noon meeting, Thursday, October 24. Several Participate In Bridge Tourney About 70 tables of duplicate bridge were In plav throughout the two-day sectional duplicate bridge tournament at the llcrm Iston Elks lodge Saturday and Sunday, October 1213. La Verne Van Marter, Jr., was chairman of the committee which planned the event. Those attending from Hepp ner and participtins in the tournament were llurlan McCur- dv. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins. Mrs. Wallace Wolff, Mrs. Cene Hall. Mrs. Doreen Jacobs, former lone resident who was visiting In Heppner at the Van Marter home, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Marter. Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Thomp son placed second in women's pairs in the competition and re ceived master points. Queen Teresa Reigns At lone Homecoming Selection of the l!Mi8 home coming court at lone High school was mane on Tuesday, October 8. with the following Kcliftea: June &imcr. freshman: Carlev Bergstrom. sophomore; Joy Beggs, Junior; and Teresa Siefanl and Charily Beggs, sen iors. At halftlme of the homecom ing game with Echo on Kridav. October 11, the court was in troduced and presented wiih red roses. At this time the sel ection ol the queen was announ ced, with Teresa Stefanl chosen as queen of the 1!H18 llomecom Ing court. Coronation ceremon ies for Oueen Teresa were held that evening at the Homecom ing dance. Saturday Meeting Planned for Pomona Regular meeting of Pomona Grange will be Saturday, Octo ber 26. at the Lexington Grange hall. The meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. and continue un til noon. After the noon lunch, there will be a cake walk. Mrs. Berl Akers, Pomona lec turer, will be in charge of the afternoon program. Ron Dan iels, superintendent of Morrow county schools, will be the main speaker and will talk on the l'2 property tax measure. Regular afternoon session will follow the program. Life of Mrs. Lane Reviewed for Club "The Quiet Life of Mrs. Lane", bv Victoria Case, noted Oregon author, was reviewed by Mrs. George Currln at the Oc tober 3 meeting of the Hepp ner Bookworms club, which met at the home of Mrs. Lucy Peter son. The story Is of the life of Mrs. Joseph Lane, wife of a promin ent figure in the early territor ial government of Oregon. Members of the group agreed to purchase a copy of "Preserve and Protect", by Allen Drury, to be presented to the HeDDner Li brary. The book is fourth in a series following "Advice and Consent" Book plates, which belonged to Mrs. Katie Hager, former member of the Bookworms club, will also be presented to the library as a gift from the club. Gem Club to Meet Morrow County Gem and Mineral Society will meet Sat urday, October 26, at 8:00 p.m. in the McMurtry building. Mrs. George Miller will be in charge of the program, with refresh ments and door prize at the close of the meeting. All inter ested persons are invited to attend. Elect JIM BARNETT Sheriff of Morrow County INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Neither Too Young or Too Old (Pd. adv. by Jim Barnett, lone. Ore.) LAST CHANCE TO BUY WATCHES AT BARGAIN PRICES BEFORE CHRISTMAS VALUES TO $90 95 MEN'S AND LADIES' SHOCK-RESISTANT Prices Good Only Friday, Saturday, Oct. 25-26 CLOSEOUT ON OLD MODEL Electric Shavers V2 Off PRICED INDIVIDUALLY Fountain Pens 99 "Here's A Great Dish, Mabel" MAYONNAISE DISHES $1.50 - "Something from the Jeweler's, is always something speciaL" JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 '.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST HEPPNER BankAmericard J1 GREEN CowBelles to Hold Luncheon Meeting Annual full meeting of the Morrow County CowBelles will be Wednesday, October 30, at St. Patrick's parish hall. It is announced bv Mrs. Frank An derson, president. Members will meet for a no host luncheon at 12 noon in the parish hall. An important bus iness meeting will follow, with all members urged to attend. I Phone 676 9228 for G-T want ad service. Club Studies Uses Of Dried Materials In Flower Arranging The lone Garden club met at the home of Mrs. Garry Tullis. on Wednesday, October 8, with Mrs. ttell p.ea serving as co hostess. Previom to the meeting, mem tiers had collected weeds and other dry materials which were Identified and labeled during the meeting. They will be used in making dry arrangements at the next month's meeting. The attractive year books were giv en out to members. Each mem ber selected a bird thev will study during the year, and will answer roll call with some pe culiarity or feature of that bird. Mrs. Fred Martin told of their trip to the game refuge. A Christmas workshop will be conducted on Wednesday, De cember 4 In lone, and Is open to the public. The meeting place will be announced at a later date. A Bonsai meeting will be hrld In Pendleton on October 2,4. at 8 p.m. and it Is also op en to the public. The hostesses served choco late pie, tea and coffee after the meeting. Mrs. Omar Rletmann. and Mrs. Garry Tullis were invited to attend the high school home economics class on Tuesday and give the girls a lesson in flow er arrangements. Program Features Study of Narcotics An education program on nar colic was presented at the pro gram at the Octoter 2 business meeting of Beta Omega Sorority meinlM-rs, as they gulhered alt the home of Mrs. Don Peterson for their regular monthly meet ing. The program, presented by Mrs. Art Limlsirom and Mrs. Peterson, was highly Informa tive and of much Interest. Members of the club are cur rently forming plans for a barn dance for their members and In vited guests. Live music will be featured. Refreshments and coffee were served to the group at the close of the meeting. Gazette-Times want ads pay. Make Dinner Plans Women's Activity club of the Rhea Creek Grange held Its last meeting at the home of Mrs. timer Pulmer, with Mrs. Or Ian Wright, Mrs. Hannah An derson, Mrs. Evalyn Karrens, Mrs. Dorrls Graves, Mrs. Harold Wright, Mrs. Hubert Steven, Mrs. Ron liaguewood and Mrs. Emma Drake attending. Mrs. Harold Wright, chair man, appointed committees to plan for preparing and serving the dinner for the Columbia Ba- sin Electric Cooperative meet ing, to be held in Heppner on November 14. Mm. Walter Wright was named chairman of this committee, with Mrs. liaguewood to be In charge of decorating the tables. Members of Rhea Creek Extension club will assist In the serving of this dinner. Mrs. Hal Whitaker is Happy to Announce the Association of JOYCE KAY HOLLOMON as an Independent Distributor in this Area for NUTRILITE PRODUCTS and EDITH REHNBORG COSMETICS Ph. 676-5542 or inquire at 235 W. Church St Kill'. I hi v , . r T Y V th. J ; Mr Haley or Van Camp's POM mz xyi t r" "v pi i i r mv rmf Mm for S& W TUNA 3 95$ NABISCO MINT COOKIES OR OREOS 2 p- Canned Whole Chicken 3 l- 99$ InmUDWEEN MASK each GET YOUR Halloween Candy NOW TREE TOP Apple Cider Vi gal. 69c Caramel & 2 ,or 25$ poles Bananas 6" Cauliflower 35 Cabbage Lb 7$ 00J I f090 RVORITES CHEF BOY-AR-DEE ZZAS Cheese 59c Sausage 69c Pepperoni 79c Sit 1m PORK SHOULDER STEAK -59$ LEO'; Lunch Meat Beef Spiced Beef Ham Corned Beef Dark Turkey 3 for OREGON CHIEF BONE IN SMOKED HAM 590 Lb 690 SHANK HALF U OR WHOLE Center HAM SLICES 89 PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 25 & 26 Phones: (Groc.) 676-96T4 (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice I low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET wumti M OttIRN
