To Mr. Adorns
For Huckleberries
Mr ami Mi At. hie l'(it-'r
liavn lelurneil fmin ML A'lums
wiili li t'tillKim of hinll l frle.
700 at none
Mr. and Mr. Harry Green
and firmly, &-tty Fa and Ella
Mae, werd to Creswfll Saturday
In attend the annual Holt Kor
ean frphan fK-nc
There were rv-r TO present,
the largest crowd ever. One fam
ily came from Pennsylvania.
J-.1U Mae sar.f "Raindrops
Falling on rr.y Head" In the pro
gram. The CreerJ saw the movie,
"Korean Legacy" tells of
the life of the late Harry Holt.
Over The
Tee Cup
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Ground. ThU year ramplnir ta
filrl.ied to th" C'arrip Grounds
and mil allowed up In Ui ltty
puirtie. ( ur and !kup may
dflvin to Um br'ty pl'l''
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s to the cause of inflation, oorr.e tack to U- urvw.uolk-i
oet of xwernnvnt. It is folJy to pU all the blame tea
inflation on industry and labor. They have contributed their
part to it through price Jncrea-ses and demands tor wage
boost. Eut, these are symptoms rather than ca uses of infla
tion. The people themselves and their insistent on new and
expanded federal programs and Increased spending are the
primary cause of inflationary pressures.
Only as the people restrain their desire for government
gifts and Insist on economy and moderation in public spend
ing will there be any hope for inflation relief, Job security
and easing of prices and taxation.
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Gary Boll Wins
Commendation
Sp 4 Gary O Ball, v.n of Mr.
and Mrs. I-eon Ball, Hcppwr,
ha rx--n awarded the Army
Commendation Medal fr rneri
tortous arhievement In connec
tion with military operation.
He is prevntly stationed in Viet
Nam near Chu Lai, where he is
radio communication opera
tor.
He left Fort Lewis May 27 for
Vietnam, following a 30-day
leave which he j.per.t at horne
visit in z his parents and brother
two cip; Randy. He alo visited with his
fr Oft No. hrr.lht-r tr ami frs I Jav
a E.."!' on No. ":pjl ,j nmhim rfurin-J his
5.cve th.er. V; ca.'ied a 37. leave,
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Crocker Coupons
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wt up a ek to A-?, 23, start -
!.--X at iM jm. 7.e f.ve gals Mf, Jrx. ZnK(.Xlrn said Tur.s.
XOi.ir.x oa Tday too it upon day that 4h? M.nt , 70W Bettv
t.-.h-e, eh4r ' r Crocker coupons this week. Add-
rf "h ed to the 4fX0 for the first w-k
Mot Com- Ey rr.akes a total 0f 11.098 sent in.
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j;y Lor.? ca No. 6 re-;
"A.;: ir-Niry. Ca.urirM.
.v-; K'tt.'jcr. Dave
To "'--P' '-f : rrta
r.t c-t foe a Sole S.n.or
Jiy Jcfta Wall cf;
Kj'jr.a . of !h f;.-t3
are U-miiII(iiI
Unroute down they atopjd
In Th liullea f-ir the Nora My
ers family picnic at Sorohls I'ark.
Ttiere were . there. Mr. My
ers and Mrn. f'lidlnTjf are sis-li-ra.
Horvcst Wins Out
In this land of cowboy, open
spaw. and rolling wheat fields,
the wheat seem to win out, at
leait with Marianne Pettyjohn
it won out. Marianne h-id been
named Ail -Around Cowgirl at
the Oregon High School Rodeo
held In Hermlston on June 6 7
She had qualified for Nation
al competition In pole bending,
barrel racing, and cow cutting,
and was to compete July 27
through Aug. 2 at Fargo, N. D.
along with 18 other Oregon
competitors.
Unfortunately her family was
in the middle of harvest and
Marianne is the family truck
driver. It was aLso feared that
the long trip might be harmful
to the horses.
Marianne will be a senior at
lone High School which gives
her another year of competition
with the Oregon High School Ro
deo, and another chance at the
National Finals, which will be
held in Idaho. This was Ore-1
gon's first year in the High
School Rodeo, marking it as the
21th state to Join.
BILLBOARD
Kep them coming", she says.
I Hppr.er people may leave them
at Elrr-a s. Li s Market at Lex-,'
Democrat
Appointments Later
Harold Peck said last week
. . 1 ri
V'-l '1 "C1C OrenCC (Cod) Wise ,7" u,;;, ,that as soon as haying is fin
'.r ir. r,r..i.
..? rr. yrti ? tomx's to cstta:
ir-srr. K.rzz-. ar.d pisy ax
y.njT 't. cS.b r-fr..V?s when
l-.r.n VU in sh rrot;p. If
tx rsAt he UmM a at Lafayette. Orezon. and
f tla. la rveri' e-.er.t from I his been a resider.t of this com-
Services Held Here
CUrery 'Cod .Vje. S3, died!
Ax. 6. in FiorvT Meavcfiall
Hvp.'iL He was bom Jfay 10. J
lone. Hick's Market at Eoardman
I and Lc-e's Texa-o at Irrigon.
ihed, he'll meet with the rest
of the Morrow County Democrat
ic Central Committee and make
necessary appointments.
In September the Democrats
Elmer Steers. Kola and DuaneipIan a und drive over the statej
th K..'2ria irstn p:er.?. Even
his Di4 desct Lice to play
ax:rt h:rn cnieii Pop f;gw:
vm is gotr.g to have just a
"fair day."
Mary Lou. we all thank you
a wticle bunch for master-mind -ing,
calling, arrar.girg and see
ing to it that the meal was
ready for our guests. The dinner
was served buffet style and;
looked like a banouet before!
y for the ta. V) years.
Ke was err.f.loyei as night
watchman at Kirxa Corpora -
tiori.
He was married to Blanche
Howell Aug. 2X l&O in La
Grande. Ke was a member of
St Patrick's Church, asd the In
ternational Woodf Workers Un
ion. Recitation of the Eosary
was Aug. 7. Services were held
Aug. 8 at St Patrick's Church-
were in Portland la.-t weekend ! flnrl he hnm to hav hi mm.
vj 11 jirs. sutrrs wno is in
the Veterans Hospital- Mrs.
mittees working by that time.
Steers is undergoing tests.
Mrs, Herbert Bach of Sherwood
is here visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Eawlins and family. Pre
wedding plans are being made
for the approaching marriage on
Sept. 5 of Carol Jo Eawlins to
B.il Dtnsroore Brewster.
Success strikes again I The
Gary Alberts, who are moving,!
adertised two dachshund mix
ed pups to give away and they
were able to find good homes J
for their puppies with only one)
ad. Why don't you try our HOTj
SPOT RATE for want ads?
RODEO DANCE
Honoring Queen Sfaerrf C
Brien
Aug. 15. 9:30 p.m. l: a.m.
Music by Western Ger.Uerr.en
4 H HORSE SHOW
Aug. 16, 10:00 a-rn.
Morrow County Fair and Ro
deo Grounds
QLEEN-S CORONATJOX
AUGUST 15th
SHRINE FOOTEA1L GAME
AUGUST 22
MORROW COUNTY FAIR
and RODEO, 1970
Fair Aug. 24-28
Morrow County Open Horse
Show Aug. 28
Rodeo Aug. 29, 30
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SERVICE BY
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LETTERS WIEE EDITOR
11 hi -imnXJ (wmmiimiimimmiim
Deaf S j: vnrttiie a.id x,terest of the
We er. fjsi pi 11 trj w.r.v la gerraL It U a i
much. Xrsm to cui.-.y p la ppr axd pieae kep rr.v rrrx
K,rjTi. 7...-.iJt a !.-. I'.t it rjsi yviz ir.S;r.z list
Eaer7. j Yours truly,
Afc Jt V. Cli.k" Mrs. AL'red Nelvn, Sr.
1 ' T"s-it? PHti
Portia rnd. Oregon YT2fA
all the hungry golfers made ( Caket bearers wre: Archie Al
dent in it Thanks to Coramae derman, James McNamee, Nel
Ferguson for her working right son Conner. John Kanna, Verne
along with Mary Lou in getting! Evans and David Eckman.
this big y accomplished. And I He is runived by his wife
to all that fixed food to feed
the multitudes, we offer our
thanks.
As in most organizations in
small towns, the food detail falls
to the women. Granted, the gals'
organization adds money to
Blanche. Heppner; daughter.
Darlene Arlington. Heppner;:
sisters. Vere Bou telle, Heppncr;
Hazel AMrictx Portland; Georgia
r : 1 tt-:.. r . 1 . J . J !
grandchildren-
AT KNOX'S VARIETY
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pers f well twer r-tif a epn-
Aug. 14, isrro
Dear Gazette People: j
Frd encpAed renewal fee for
accAber year of news from5
tary, I will uy Ut U PHsom- We art Just back from
ent paper stands uo wtli in
comparison to any published
before.
it gives good coverage of the
Jaycees Win
Trayel Trophy
Morrow County Jaycr-es were
In La Grande Sunday for a dis
trict meeting. Bob Appleton of
Ontario, state membership
chairman was the guest speak
er. Seven chapters were present
Morrow County chapter won
the traveling trophy.
The Morrow Countians had a
make up team, losing to Pen
dleton in the final game.
Attending the meeting were
Jack Melland, John Privett,
Clifford Wood. Mr. arid Mrs. Ed
Mmthers, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle,
Jensen ana lamuy,
Gazette-Times want ads pay.
Phone 676 9228 for G T want ad
service.
htn IK t4 Ir famnintf tru i r e.f Can
ada.
Congrats! Arnold and Valerie. '
They have caught up with us:
now. Ha! must be something
in the printers Ink, eh!!! !
Hope to be through Heppnerj
one day soon will stop in. J
Hello to everyone from all the
Smith. j
Sincerely,
Dee Smith j
We're Ready to Serve You . . .
For Seed Cleaning and Treating
At our plant-25c bu., 50c sack, any
amount.
At your ranch with portable treater
30c bu., 60c sack, minimum of 250
to 300 bu.
Harold Erwin
ffeppfser. Ore.
Ph. 676-5306. Mornings oc
E Tenin.gs for Appointment
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These are priced from 2.99 to 6.99
Skes 7-12, 3-6s, 1-3 SUNSET COLORED PENCILS
3-HOLE FILLER PAPER Pk? 12, Reg. 59c now 37c
Wide-College or Typing
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