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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1969)
o 3 i j -1 ii HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. MoT & I969 The Bill Blokes of Monmouth were recent week end visitors at the home of his mother. Mrs. Snoda Blake, In Heppner, and were accompanied here by their twin daughters, Kathy and Kar en, both seniors this year at Central HlRh school In Mon mouth. Blake Is currently a psy chology Instructor and counsel or at (Oregon College of Education. Local Man Recovering From Foot Surgery Leonard Kummerland Is recov ering In Pendleton's Community hospital where he underwent major surgery last Thursday to correct an arthritic condition of his foot. He reports that he Is receiving fine care and Is able to be up with the aid of crut ches for short periods. Summetette,r n.. r h i r a wr ir Rf s "$urnmejplte$ti t By BALL-BAND ft f 1 Come in and see the newest styles and get your PRFF HDI I DAY RAfi . ps. " I Delightfully designed drawstring ttiMK carryall bag of durable plastic. S Joy-Time CONTVS HEPPNER Over The Tee Cup By MARIE McQUARHIE "Old man sunshine" shown on the golfers again this Sun day and there Just mlRht be a few with slight sunburns for those that played In the heat r,r th riiv Manv were out en joying the course and nice weather, Just playing as they wanted, as there was nothing planned for group play. Won't be long until definite plans will be made for Sundays. The gals weren't so fortunate on weather last Tuesday, as it was cold and the wind was blowing. The "fairer sex" decid ed to Just call otf play for that day as most are "fair weather golfers." besides who wants to play golf and have cold hands and that cold wind chilling you while you are trying to make a strategic putt? So no news for last Tuesday's Women's Day. All those who have been at the golf course this week have, nr. rlnllht Snon ttlP hfllp fU3 in thp clubhouse, in d rep aration for the porch that is to be built facing the fairways. This is going to De a wonuer- lui aaanion io our wuuhj Clubhouse. Ed Hicmstra drew the plans for this porcn ana has been at the "helm" in get ting it going. This is going to bp a Inrgo porch, connected to the existing one, and will have a nice roof for protection from sun and rain. It will be very conducive for sitting and watch ing the players out on the course, after you have played your game and want to relax in a cool place. If you are a cement pourer, nail pounder, board sawer or Just want to be an observing "porch engineer", please call Ed at 676-9913 and ask him when you can come out and help. Any assistance will be greatly ap preciated, as the more help we get, the sooner we can enjoy our "verenda". This addition to our house has been in the plans for quite some time, and is fi nally coming to be a reality. Our thanks to Ed for taking on this project and getting it go ing. The "Tee Off" markers are in place for the first time this year. Clint McQuarrie took on this job, rubbed them down for rust,' painted them, then put them out to show where you should start on each tee. Hav ing them there makes our golf course more official and effic ient and their bright white adds to the appearance of the links. "Thank you, Clint". Please, please don't forget to post all scores after playing. Re member, vou are just hurting yourself if vou post just the "good" ones. Those "poor" ones can help your handicap, if you just stop and think how this works. Let us all make it a practice to put down that total when we finish playing. Don't forget the Morrow Coun ty Teachers' tournament on Sat urday. May 10, at 10:00 a.m. Might just be fun for non teachers to go, too, and observe. Visitinq with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rood last week were her son, Emery Gentry of Weston, and also a family friend, Jim Adams of Elgin, who is working in the area temporarily. Dick McElligott Named as County's Father of Year HOW ABOUT CE.tifi.pigi DisBiwasEiers As Of 1 Mother's Dcay Free Mother From Kitchen Chores With A NEW DISHWASHER From Lott's Electric We Have Some Dandy Buys on This Most Appreciated Gift. You Could Do Nothing Nicer For Her With Summer Reruns Starting on TV, Here's Another Good Suggestion Buy Her A Stereo While They're Still on Speciol But We Do Have Some Good Buys on Color TV! LOTT'S ELECTRIC PH. 676-5811 (Continued from page 1) row county Livestock Growers. . a kiuiii J viiim-i'- . ... -. tnr lha AQf an1 la lUVTptarV Of the Heppner Sell and Water conservation district, ana ne u u ... mi'i I u, fcjt, I . olic church as well as the lone IT A. Statement. Back Choice Among the statements sub mitted by the nominating organ izations and letters from com munity. laalaM In aunnnrt of his choice for Father of the Year were these: "ml lu (nlnralitflH in nil of the children's education, go ing to school for parents con ferences, attending meetings to bann fnnrmnH Tho f-hllrtrpn all do their part in keeping a large lamuy s nome running smuum-ly." "Dick has shown strong Christ Ian convictions In his everyday life. The whole family attends church each Sunday. Within his home religion is a living presence. "n,,i. .th nnia tnt nirlc has wui v 1 1. u it.via in". all the qualifications for being 'Father of the Year.' So many of us have benefitted from the many hours (days!) he has spent with us skiing. "The children are given def inite rocnnneihllitiee in the home and carry them through. They are not afraid to seek par ental help with their problems, and the parents encourage In dependent thinking In each In dividual." "He is reliable, willing to serve, well Informed of projects undertaken, sociable and well liked by all who know him. Travel Long Way "Each summer he and n is wife see to It that their child; ren and some of the neighbors children get to Heppner for re ligious vacation school, mis means a 64 mile round trip twice a day." "Each child Is encouraged to take part in school activities, athletics, band or plays. When ever one is performing In any type of event, one of the par ents will be on hand to offer support," . "Wholesome recreation u part of the McElligott way of life." "Dick keeps himself informed on political issues. He Is not in different to controversial mat ters. He takes a definite stand and is then willing to defend that stand. His youngsters are included in conversations about such matters." "Religion is taught by examp le Tho fam.lv has a well- defined set of values. Dick tries hard to get the Kias oi luuay, i Mo num. to know rieht . nnH nrnnt I pp IT. 1 1 U 1 1 1 YYIUHK f - "n nit Mefcineou onuis ma mailt, G1UII ltllllilj ev v "ji ance, counseling and encourage ment. Above all of this, he be stows generous amounts of all encompassing love on each of those entrusted to his care. On School Committee. "Mr. McElligott has served on several school committees. He Is an ambitious, cooperative and Intelligent committee member. He Is highly interested in things that affect the welfare of all other children, as well as his own." , . , "We have found that when there was a Job that needed doing. Dick was always there, willing to shoulder his share of the responsibility." McElligott will be honored at a date to be selected In June when the CowBelles will recog nlze him as Morrow county Father of the Year at the tra dltlonal barbecue. His qualifica tions will also be submitted to the state CowBelles organization for consideration as Oregon Father of the Year. Winners will receive $100 in beef certificates, or expense-paid trip to Portland before Fathers Day to include a week-end at a Portland hotel and to be a guest of the Port land Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon. Last year's father of the year was William (Bill) Rawlins, al so of lone. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Live Music by THE BLUE ILLUSIONS" WAGON WHEEL LOUNGE HEPPNER I j ' Men! Here It Is Our Public Service Report On HOW TO BE A GOOD LOVER Even if you don't buy our candy for Mother's Day, Murrays Rexall Drug is happy to bring you this heretofore unpublished guide for men: v CANDIES xL till f Af -7 ll IB peneoi yni iui M i l 'V I MCPtj REVLON INTIMATE MOON DROPS AQUAMARINE Christian Dior DIORISSIMA DIORAMA MISS DIOR Coty EMERAUDE MUGUET ELAN IMPREVU ROGER and GALLET BLUE CARNATION 1. TeU her anything she may have heard about you was exaggerated. 2. Once in a while, very quietly, take the garbage out. 3. Gasp with delight when she's cleaned the hall closet. 4. Admit your mother's cook ing always gave you heartburn. 5. Tell her you never believ ed it could be like this. 6. Assure her the models and actresses you meet are shallow, cold and skinny. 7. Bring her one rose. 8. Nibble her ear. while she's scrambling the eggs. 9. Carry her across the room, if you're both in shape. 10. Get Jealous the day the repairman is coming. 11. Tell her she doesn't need any make-up. 12. Buy her a bikini. 13. Tell her you not only love her. you like her. 14. Get romantic in the mid dle of the afternoon. 15. Put the bigger half of the eggroll on her plate. 16. Tell her you love her while she is diapering the baby. 17. Send her a schmaltzy card on the opening day of fishing season. 18. Call her baby, cherie, caret mia. pussycat, lamb chop. 19. Tell her you need her. 20. Say they take after their mother when anybody tells you the children are beautiful. 21. Ask her to feed you chick en soup when you're sick. 22. Decide her mother is real ly a sweet woman at heart Buy her a bikini too. 23. Groan when she calls you a tiger. 24. Buy her a box of Russell Stover chocolates to show you're a Continental lov er. Look into her eyes when you feed her the first creme. Don't hog all the pecans for yourself. TRINA 1 WOMEN'S 1 ACCESSORIES W C LENOX f CHINA J and W CRYSTAL Jj f CARDS 1 HALLMARK J Jt AMERICAN Y f GREETINGS HAGER r WARE f FOR THE Or HOME !l 1 Many More jb Gifts for J P Mother $7 Prince Matchabelli PROPHECY WIND SONG STRADIVARI mm Elexdl Drey Heppner Ph. 676-9610 I mm HEPPNEH 'BMMB,WMagMBmBMMMeMMM"
