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zzrrrvt zjj. : : t raax. nun. a HEPTXE2 THE ' 1871 Go's Goadstsx a October Kl',&& K-ltt TKeme I. VT-ri ZETTE-TIMES &gppyMH Cm pus fc 'us yuan rVO T c - jSt eryutuhMtrr Ktrrrr 2F. ZiS Tin- rrjw - .. )..; t-t i.imtTiiKr Ik IS". CuturuUiiurC" letnjtrj 1L J2 ct j-atkhai frrsAFXX assk atx. . . . irv'i.-? atee yT.T-Tm AS3:. Editxns 4 y-nhliiiiMn ,.'. KA7T WAIXEK i-u;, -f..w Litter JTX Ir Biro: Cot 11 ra KjiW Sir : " " : " ; " Lnnrt V. tn Pue tCit 83 Bejipue:, Dretrsn (n-r: nvrur.iot. ernejit; j ' k 1 , f f t li U 1-iTiUf ant I'fJ ... I ( " 2 I i? f ! rrnnn.uiirj ti n.-i.t t:. f If , J $ f, I t ntr T-r.-tt, Ti&r. 5 -it Jr. I 1? 1 1 If ' - 1 ine Siurx o! -!! ?.t2iifmt I , f' ! i I I ' 1 If Tm j--.- rl :c fr p1 f ' S , I 1 it I T.a im T:. ku; mieoL J J ' 1 J 1 liur.stfrf t inru. vU. l f i 1 I 1 lTin."j.itife; lr id: vtiu itwt t y ! 1 fl J ptoC. r.iur. Fulin'i!if tat- I J t N. -4 I I . .". ijui n. to t J. JI )tlu7iCrr tnrouct fTiCev; t f rrr 4-H'rs GO TO Ccllege 'Sutiw Alnm.. 1C7 tt-r 2ucwa. imira! iurr. ekC Ann ' -f vl r t LahT-i -etit Cuj-fe: Sfcufl. Ct-iwn.. i CTnweZ, Sum. f-'-:jf i.u:nrmi. Tst'.viui-: r.'jrr.i;it J-eierfcut V j..-,tuin-.ii. &uw- XT'tuw-tu: Sditrguurcr.. RUTH McCAEE 26-Year Uoder sr.-J the Worthy Oam ru., !" j'f the Crar.4 farfiiJy. p.'f.t f.'vn Ruth OiiUrf i-i n tf-UrA'im hy Tt.rrrn F' fr.J H'JU'rt V.'iLvyn, JV IJ I kw Itkrv Enant and I.z H'Jl- ' c4 i'-ti wwlu'l4 the pr- i M. V.'lvn, M'ther Aivif cf Ru'h Ast.T.bly No- M. Oilw th P-ilr.f'' for Cii'a, was Ka.'U Weatf-enwl, Granl ajifl 3 i a LI.. .4 . . ' ' If. fV W.7ift " V A n ihfiT til w e lurti angw ?22 fEb4 wti Ysr?sxia Wimatoa. Aim- ' otn Zaaat Moans of i Srtai Qer c4 CXS end JCt'E-'h Asserr.Wy. Viienaa iieiua ut Wjuctta eS tij imotpom benorto9 BelrelLOents Served Ca. yilrmw aa Sep", t tea is Eeppnez. ( TAlt It the ber-d action, the , . , . , . !?rr,J c!Tf arid escorts le3 3-:i,;S Ct Him If1-re Ct RecentlCn !tlte -ay to the rtfreth-Tient Thct HnD'ed '.rc:r:"a Wilkinson j- w.D'i "jiiri jiswsf'. fc"it v ll w it JriLnr. if arj ".vhn:i. -t.. tin-f vi:i i.rvt.amtf:!'.-!..' kjrrriif -tTi' it fujijmjt: iti ;iiuf sr- en by ihe -F-f,. ifiu- w Hri kw tbe U'h the Worthy OftM '"'' i:r.!uttt t!i HIT of ! i)t!TTK.TW(T FiUOC TiitlJ: 111 ,ti"t at. In ruin xt v. ht, cf-rr. iiurt-t it timutntkmpid a. J'jwver.; l.IiC t M-ri;!T ti? ti tiiCHit: wtuc u? ?.Lair Arc -Uit-t Snirt. A-Tii-ir. lr. t tiiTTit lur trie -wrsmrrr jr.'vex tr 7 f-t -1 JIier. vxr.rr.iijfft I'sjtri, p.i.'Je! wr by E:ta S'jir.nff, hovtets, aiSrfted by Wael WJJsinson, Juanita Car rr.ichael, and n-.err.ber of Rita's J T.ii'jiar;uT. tjumec 7ertla.n(: trie Utsim Sim. itmn-i r Tr-1 . Ci-lt -o-j-- tdiMir? B.'t, usired ty Lia- FvzsT imt- a cnnnsM' line CTiiirner of 0frra or. fe;i 2. ; Mrs. riVwr;, Pakjt-jls.'jr ea- h- a .ut outtrj-; i.r e-t,- t trie tupt b-.-ii-u; cm 1 jvyed fcs the Tjiir.? Da.ic timt-r Si imiufTtr butc t Jiwe ' TO praent. rz liariar.rje Axderson, Condon, Fern Roberts, Kermivlon, and lr: "L!3- ti -orttit wrn ls ti Tr T"Tr-. 6etrurin v nr. tree. jVit Uniio p-ik ar-d k ajMfe.ntv JuariU Car I rr.iir a- Isltjci- fwrsrc-k. n.xhbJcl and I.iez HuIIrr.an. Se'errri- to try A&vxiate Herpner. General bests and hostesses parked tara, ti- needed ar.d rcuch appreciated Le:; tfarivn Kajdea and J-jrus Wood cd j'.-ei a tajd aemce Iron Main Street to the jm Wade RifAhmell, of tbe itfitsA daint-er-ance itfeil flefcenet Kperiai tj.ar. X'jt ti cj-perti'ja in cper ir.g the rjin. Unixig an-i heJpir.j aet up riMT and cajt, heJpir.j with the public aidrw t-ya-tem, arid p-TJir thir-ir a ay ret day. Carl Kjera ti Condon was mpontible lor the beauti- ful prvt-rams. Anna Grthan u retrpentibie lor reofhir isf vationi lur the dinner at tre Epivwpal Church parish bouiat. prwr to the reoeptJan. A reception will be aecortied to Karl Wjpper, AwxLaie Grand patron, by his wro chapter, Tc toria yo. 76, In Turner, Ore-fan, on Saturday, O.t ia Brwtfrtd Bead and bia Bkotfaet and Sarah Adiclns west & jwrn to Portland Tues-iay aiyraaoa to attend the funeral ctf her aan. Thornton Iuni. whach vu am Wednesday rrjornirij. Ar chie Aldermans and Mrs. Ear aid Eeid couldut anend. us a -tie -,. .,, cat drill wea-inf? -hite oowtev Mir tut lir.iuj-rn tut TTitr Iiiet- , . . , , . ... tj- . aufi jtetr deu htvt boos iiitufiu? .r ..---; af It fcy s tn v nisi t "T. , J V- IT ; -r: iL,;;.- VrT.w Fay and Hubert Wilson, . - ' I . I." I T - -' r , i- T . It. ' 1 .11... - M ' - - c m - . -.-. . . , . , . , t - 1 ' - . - ! v.xrv KTari nLi:ir.an. Linda Prock, Lota Tibbies, How- aid Brant and Harold Becfcet Beth Enact, Louise Wood and Wavel Wilkinson were In charge of gnest books, pit tables and programs. Many assisted in the cecorat BIr.. S.u-i !t a -niumeef Uyws gu. Tears wct- : Jurid Tot vir er..tn- tr ; " ." formed a beatul and intri- - - ..- v'm Will. i.irru aicj YniliiUfcJA&XXi 3KJT ClilLI.ret ' " ' 1 1 r jj'"wor. uf. tin- -kvortt ttf K. Ijeejijiif itj. vrr toe iie idea Pj'i-rutJ firmifi'-bTi! t.nC Vf.i:TutJu iur tue OereIi! im tuut it a -ey rf lit Jar : pi urea. Sdrwinroentr vlll hu'.f. point M'jr prio w leaaers mnr -ht tert trtiorif iir Jinn ( ciub rnenio?n tc trii tron. and 3tLr. Enrols Ieefeet ' A OuKj ni:i.ier and cniiidnivtirts. Butt tac aJtra; Jn,d tirti ii. tiL iet vey tn ljj, ier clut,. lier neiptiourfe, tits e-neuuur. uTjit. i.tjC tr Lifm ir; ,,r uM.'t,, .u. . --- " --Ai:t Kr-uuv" tiiow saturcey to aKHuriie his cutiw Aivcmbfy Pastor Arrrres Mrt. Eur-y ieet. -STo-.rv Kb- r"-- cojutcui ir- ; presertat-ion to the Associate ate I uruaa troiL A surprise vrea- Wo-tr-y vatrox of Eint Chapter ; lQ , tssw: -.FreKiaed rue Wu--v Kttn: ' rt3 Katroa and Assoaa- . ' . . i tirtnn Patron. A f7JTnsj COMMUNITY BILLBOARD 4 Siutfc vti hoiivted at tre l:adert EanouKt ! fi ts M ' .n . a . - - --,-r--"fr.-0 oriEJ 3.5!.. ' F-n rAPaon ar.d ! ? V5 ,ohn , - -.-.i..-.. - j. , i u ! : r-t vuou una xiaroia x.Kei con tt?T - ' j trived the wishing-well and , . . j signs, and with Dick Wilkinson Aaaeato &rea . and some of his men and Mar- A surprise aaaencum was gi - - i-.7T tit . wt if. w . . , . . . . , vuuu:j. Eiomiit., loir, r rrr rifrt U- iri'-liinf-rl - . - n, jjM-i., i -uoi, u iiu oeruae ier , ver trie a: e- us "jiuiiii aeTKtij!. cr lld- Solute Volunteers rr-vfcl cd their expected Worthy Grand Katror.: Alier. ---- fc.uuec iK'Uii-r-v n-iTK" n.j.Tf n rw-r,- ;R:bie Cohere at Santa C-ur, Ca. paBt Grand Katrorsa. Krs.'zaaei W wJi." trie volutneen n-ho have i-jrc-jieted tfjea- as H -aovn. Th- rr.aoe a vtiuabl eontritiirtitm m rr 4 B 1e Kotow Counry: Lor-! Korroriery--Ci'jtLirr; Anna Le Janet-aothir.r-Frarir Evai Ooriunf:; JOom Tew aotTui; iarPara Isroad-b-irt J-.jotiaj.j ; Judy Lu,-UiB-ottuii. Ldflie Eaw Fowat : hard rincaafl Foods; Iara Sue ViaU Food; tareu Cooley Fooas; Joas Adama Foods; Lorene G-iJ-Jitfc Fooa; lve Jdau ay Foods; Lorma Eaim-ay Foods; Ltex fctfiuoos food. I Tat Abhoece Lmsi'jck; Sue Evens LJvmor; Vi'jinia lyri JiiD J"oreiie Vet Science bi jsli.ji -uz. ua. Fast Grand Matrons, Mrs. Easel ! 2 " oj.jrxiDv from Grand Grantm. 3irs- Alice Eobinson. 'fZ2?S: j fo'':l- 5- - v 'J Mtk. Irene McEinler, Krt. Laur ie prow -r. , ABhlarifi, Ore. ; Hibinr. v-k tn-in-u 3.m ne er jin-s !Oi-ir:f m tis ire , Laurie Woodard. and Ivirs Urae and wauls lite to tafce up Wmred yelsan; Past Grand bunting. Patrons, Gordon A S.t-ter. Leo OaoiBirtoe. ere beutg icsMd, rtie honorefl roect and roem- ( v yM lik kudix iar , 17 of Euth Chapter. Krs. Vir- - - j t.i7.:j it rtfjjri, -eras escarteo iur wune A,,uifl introfiBDed, and Eiven a KrLy Karlart Korae. ijn Peterfcun Skiint Curiias Sioner tairctnj. 'Junior Leaders" Juraor L-adeniLip is a H project that is attracrlnr more attention each year. Eleven enroled Junior Leaders kBaieted wrth -H programs in Morrow County thi year. Other older members artd as as Kistarit leaders but Cid loot enroll in the Junior J-j,'-kv lursior leadt-rs must make a plan & work 1-jr their i H year, 1 v"1"' ir;ei xriry are BWOirpxiiaefl. Servinf as Junior Leaders lor were: Yi'Xy Bobbs Foods Oab; Sandi CarlsoD Foods Club; Mari anne Pettyjotin Sorae Oub; Plena Cutadortb ZnisQiif. Berb Eks tn Livei.-to'-t; K.aiOeeD McIZlfon Uveetock; Marr MdE2ii-l-ott Livestock: P-ter MdE2fon Uvesto-.; Darid Eichrds Outdoor Cookerj; t'Jy WoUJ Foodr; She3ey Wo Fooda. rw XE&CITIADt Cheeid color of new bedrpreade Lave been added to the "'t. n-jiztr r-ioneer Memorial Boi:pltal And a badly need ed iiotct.kiaa Otofcwpe bx ear tiatmeiiV-ias been obtained The thn.es ere cue mostly to the enerotiry of Jaroe, Lof ar CHUCK WAGON PIXASZ VCrm ZfeaCine far your estry to aaat the tbeazta fsr the 1 971 M arrow Consry Fair cakd Badeo Psxad is ex tetkdbd to Oct. 4. Tear prtaa four ix and tietsJ L9 your estsns ta the boa xA tha Gaseae-TiHie. even warm welcome. She introduced the other eighteen current grand tdfjeers. Mrs. Wilkinson and Earl Wipper, Associate Grand Patron, were presented honorary memberships in the Worthy Ma- , toms and Worthy Patrons group. jcrs. vi utmsoi! received a pre sentation by Eathie Mitchell Worthy Matron of Victoria Chap ter 5a 76, home chapter of Mr. Wipper, Large trroups of grand cora- rsretazod et Ladies' XTieht ctt ttitiee members, grand repre- the Elks Lodge Thursday eve- j sentat-'ves, worthy matrons and ting was Swiss steak and other wortfcy patrons, assodat raat goodies, prepared and served by I rorts and associate pavtrons, were The Tnmline loely ladies Jrora lone and Valry country. AH the ttoetairs halls in Pkxxr 1ti;n-1 vtw.i'i t ., brtateid by new paint, doe to the fene-os-ty ce Mr. and Mrs. P. H . Mabojuej- and Mr. and Mrs. KtrolJ Cohc, 'ioneer ;to the EDITOR. . . Ponderings! To The Editor: Mrs. Jixo Wt nod our cics pop last week. She brought in the Golden Fleece! Well arv- how, it was a most beautifully dyed eliow gold sheep hide, beet we erer saw. recognized and introduced. Grand escorts were introdooed by Iick Wilkinson. Mosaccd Exrtertedia&est The theme was continued with miiB. Phone: THnk of it as a small home improvement. () Pacific Northwest Bell Heppner Crrtc League Earn. mage Sale Oct. 30-31 OCT. 12 Willows Grange at lane Booster Day Potluck dinner at 1:03 pjn grangers and iriends wel come FOOTEALL! EHS Oct a Wasco Ca OE&upiik) at tieppner HHS, JVs Oct 12, Condon, there, 4:00 iieppner EJementarr Oct 8, Heppner at StanJieM, IOXE Oct 10, Dufur at lone. 2:00 lone Jr. High Oct 8, Condon at lone, 2i30 October Neighbor Night at Church of Itazarene Oct 9 SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY C. A. RUGGLES Insurance Agency P. a Box U7 FH. C76-K2S If no answer call ay Boyoe, 676-53S4 EosIkla Oiyoa LiMks cdtc berg colored gorgeous by Mr. Jack Frost 7 W. g. CAYTTm T. THE FTEAWEERRT WTLDEPJVES3 1 This is the time off the year when we need to atop and to thh-Jj about the good that kids get out off the 4 H program. feeroercber how proud each is of his successes at the fair, and bow loyal and happy they are with their various clubs. JV'wt many at tbeae 4 H stu dents get ia trouble. They are youngs-en who most often de velop leadership abilities. tj tha time experteaoe teacb. es a man to read the Jane print he can hardly see it Did yon knew? Thfft M m j w Couxxt y"s tup three ( E projects by enrollment are clothing, horse and loods In j that order. mat tne s u uamp onjy nas enough silverware far 125 peo pir and several meals were served lor 104! Motorcycle clubs may rattle I tkirA the county proCestioa-ov-er the mountain fail, and al staff has orgaxared the pro snowro'bJle gwups rr.y rtruf- grans here very ricely. Camp ir tnw cyv.ru moun- sesuona. visitations, and other tains, but tt took kylne I rp-.al events have gone PJdws to be prjrcrm'e enough ' smoothly. The adult volunteer to ride horses, oo the tras and leaders hae done a very ne by Uie lakes of the Stra bflTy ob and desene our praise and .tjjtnm. fw lurm n:gos i;grUtUQe. School Lunch Menus Presented Tlsrotigh Courtesy k& Eeppner Branch FIRST remernber in a carrp that will be hard to forget 75 riders en joyed the fellowship of their an nual miirig. The .lace was Loran Valley. Oder the super vision of Forest Service officials, tra.is preiioutl)' mapped were followed at nnoai. Oid friend ships were renewed and &ew ones made. As a ru. I found much to rm-mber. A R;g Thanks to all of j-oa. W. W. Weatherford Mc end Mrs. Eesarth KeUo are rr.akJr.g their home at Les ington and Mr. 5elson U work ing Hith tla father and u3e! on the .nlvn Brothers rancti. 15 Jr. high football. Riverside, sat lormeriy wita TWA " there, l.TO OCt. US AT lOKt B3GH 8 Jr. fc:rh football Condon here, 2 33 Bonfire. 7.00 FT A if JO S No fcthool Teacher Inservk Day 10 h School football Dufur here, 1;3Q 11 Vollej-balL Heppner, there. 00 a sr as NATIONAL BANK or otxKs K?k Scboois SCBOOL HOT LtTHCH XEJR7 Monday, Oct 12 Navy beans and ham, corn bread, slaw cc gren salad, fruit and grahans, Tuesday, Oct 13 Mor, bis cuits, Jtil-O salad, cake with sauce, milk. Wednesday. Oct 14 Hot dogs, j potato saiaa, paio ccps ana pickles, celery and crr sticks, ice cream, milk. Thursday. Oct 15 Hut beef sandwiches, corn, gree-s salad, cobbler ith topping, milk. Friday. Oct 16 Toasted cheese sandwiches, vegetable soup, fruit salad, berry pie ala mode, rmlk. Finally, Oregon has a chance to do something about schools and taxes You can 60 something vole YES on Ballet Measure No. 10. You'U help to bring our high-climbing property taxes and school costs under control. Over the past 1 0 years school costs hsve increased an average of S annually. Under the proposal only 6 would be guaranteed. You'll pro vide adequate funds for basic school programs without the annual budgef battles and threat of closing schools. Election for special programs would be limited to two a year. You'll have a stronger voice in school program selection. Control school spending gives you a voice lf Mt Better long ring planning IVmbMim actoal ti V 1 ducatMM jf .. A fee'.- i " l Stop budg battt rVowda lor awopttr C- 4 wv 2LJ
