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vjv comparative lifum t Juttf j-Tvcartioc
v?mtK ttw.tvn: m ur; is! uitjcra. Arywrjf
f-rvxr'ty may isiit Ks. hiimat't lr.'.v-rz.awn.
jn fTr.'rr;uf iW!
:fi im-w. f:ut cwruiiunasr jsttont are Tai taJj;Tt, "rT:
xt jtt- to "iari Tvltrrr'', tfjf ar tswaistw.jy trj wjrti t
wnp Jarrr, jvOu'.'-n
tf &ifT labor J- ac eTil! trtit tprC lx ..." Ir.
tf VrsiVrC Stat tufipy. wiiy jr?rnt of tr t-raJ lair
Jut Wfct c ttmtL. Arid, out of wur acrruituraJ aounC
arm, ri Jiitte of alj tr avplnjii Lanmgure 11, tin Vtnurd
b'MV vfj&w Jyr ervwrt, Br cjntrart ira eommuriiir. China,
a va list j J'jiS uppli-t. a wort! :r. f to Mr. EiOBsat, . . . fcav
rTT.ntin-e tuugrJy twrarrt sin' thougl Ciure' popuia
trtiD grwirjc" AfrrjcitlturaJ pndu'rioE ir nori'-tfrnmu-
nu Asati t.atjvrtf, guT; aa Thakaxjfi., has aoarnl. Hunorj
an iff Btatinti-a fco- tr.at ewnmununx arid a luD momacri
rarSy travel ir. tb tarri' t-orrparj-.
Undercurrent of Goodwill
While niue.1 uf trie r aeera to portray a world hopf-J-ea3y
ubrr-rjjH! in turmoil arC ctmJlict tjjw art irp
ruruiiriff umHrHrrfiiu rf focowill aratmi; tues that occae,
JwfiaDy surla' in tori uf t'j&ey't happenirigi
Such an iurra in 7e Crucago Kjgfcte, IIlirtjic Star
j-ptrtjri on an organization kjtvwa ae tbe Amencao Fisid
Swk. Tb- Star dk-KrJbPC tr AFS ac a rioripni!jt ant! nor,
t"Utnan wiolarsh ip prgrarrj which TiOravort tt; brinf
about und-fKtiirc!:r j arror.f popie of jnarry natoT. In the
wor4 of th Btar, ''AJ annuaBy bring ' more than 3.W0
students Iroro tl coumrief to the t'niUrd State. J Arr5
can AtfoaC progntro wrxiti jaoj than 1,4'JO teerj jearir to
44 ouMrr ovenx-at In trie past 23 J'ears, more than 47.W0
6tul-riU Jrore 79 wurjfie iave parjcipate5 in AFS imr
national choiansfaip pnjjrart."
1 r jTr" papste ir. tt Arrrffricfei: rtid Ser--V
are the Vmt of yotrr.r jv w ttm'tri
higher level 0 un6ew.a&au;g wri: due reispeet tt viewt
and rihu of oihes fcorðiri the world aadly rrdE.
Bill Smwl wxae bat bwj
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it ti'm tpt-.r. V. t him nd
ir.r hr or. hi1 Ofs: 3uoriCj
a p auiir ar.c itwrr eigm.
k'jr. ct.airrriaii o tr
Arrii-a fautJur diTpii-y wa
a-'isn-c t'v Yir. Vr.nt. Eicry
C..ltn. i.'iai: Eetn.anr l-larid
V'r.;, and A:W Carmen, who
yatrTed ti hu ba?? of litter
irorr. ulfrvm wvf.w.x uf town.
Tii were Z2 entri iri the
rT;j"!iir!trTnurc Aivatur. miwd
rj tr cr.iiair Jrosr. tiieir own
pjanti giv: thm last fprir.g
ry tr parot-n clufc.
Ir djvisior. 1 ehr? t;ntrimums,
rra&t 2 tnroupt 4 Elaarjetfc
JiJ'.-Elinnpy and Trsnr. Erri'Tiar;
rf-ntf 1st plat witr. Mi'rhelie
K'li:?oTt jrtl. Ir; fafe 5
ir.roujrt T. Eicrj- CJwrr- JJat
the Tewf and 3otr. Efnrarc
t;a-c first: Eirr Mt-Emnej".
Za-rr.Tr.it Tuckct, and S'ye Ilrfts
wor. 2nd piafe: Jo?:r, Iwher1 ,
Srt: and Cartjl MvEliiSfrtt 4th.
lx Iji ifcion C otriT fitwere..
Grati I tnrtiiijtri Elizabeth
M'jEjnney. Jer-j K':EU;pott. anc
rJiTj Eii. 1st plat-' Margaret i
Ar;r Zsswr-y. Craig Efra GkT;
Er-b. and M.jclie KeElljpoti
2t,c; GieE Eret reoeivet! '2 4th
pla. Qrao 5 lnroi.fr. T. 2nd
piat wa won fry l-Eoy l-.-a !
ir. tr v-petabie dn-jsior.. Rjckj
jrr'y rvcived a Xt. and Le-'
ipj- list on S riiwnt en-
tTi4
In ti arr&Tipnnt d3'uior
Grao S and 4. Eirr Ak t
oeiv 'It 1st. C 2tiq. a 3rd
and
4th pia. Z-moa Bris-
icn had a 1st and a 2nd piaw
Ir. Gract 5 and . Ei'.-j-y Gil-h-r.
1st, Jiatal Tf 2nd. and .
E-tntrscffi 3rd- 1b Graoe 7.
:iny AKers hao a xst anc a
rc orrtt' tr u""W8v. proropu? "- - - - -
,,Vf-C iraifji titaieT.. K lelt ! r. Mrs. Einstra piact-d 1st .
U.i wat urjun curw-c nr. -;wiifc h mum display. 1
uw t all tr w if J-oniantL ! fepe-ial award was grver to '
i. ! Kicry uuoen jut mi i-ura
&eae Tiers talk e story of
itsj" instant jueik. Tnu- jf
t-.tLvuTiLZjc a. a nean'y coun-,' n
ry. A irr:trr.ar. r r-uowt pull-! "J-r.v
-c oru- tr lrwey. imirnptiy ! -r,c P
atiori ha aonau-d wjiuv u li);iiu
bOii'.K "Love tfiliJrilted" by M
l-n G. White, "iwiiind tt Lin
Unknown" by John Cvi-r
MorwiTia. "'ory Through Sur
n-noi-r" by E. Stanley Jom,
-Ouii't Talk on Eravr" by S.
Ii. Gordar., "Are You Kurmifig
With Me, J-im" by Malcolm
Boyd and "Ti Meaning of l''-r-fcoriK"
by Jaul Toumir. The Li
brary Board wifcnen to thank
i those resjontible for the dona
tjoru.. The Library hour are 2:'
to 4:30 p.m. on Monday and
, Wednesday. Ttie achool fhildren
have a np-cial time from 1 :'Jf)
to 2:30 p.m. on Monday,
lone J 1. Eigh downs Condon
Tht lor Junior High lootbiill
learn defeated the Condon team
3fc to 20 Thursday, Ot fc, on
1h- lone field.
Conoun remained hcorlK
, until the last quarter when they.
mac three touchoowrib and one
conversion. In tr first quart'-r,
jTom Gatefc carried the bail over
lor both the lor touchdown
and conversion. Paul Peterson
mac the 2nd TD. In the 2nd
quarter, Gates made the TV
witr. Paul Peterson completing
the conversion with a halftirne
Rwt of 22 to 0.
In the 3rd quarter bob Gates
niade the TD. and Paul Peterson
tr conversion, and the 4th
Quarter Paul Peterson made the
TV with Tom Gates the conver
sion lor a Xinal score of 38 to
20.
Condon 0 0 0 20 20
lone 34 6 8 838
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REV. AND MRS. Kenneth E. Benin teatil who wU tpMdc
Assembly of Cod Church here on Oct 2S. They
err in Taiwan.
Missionary to Speak At Assemblies Church
Lac
The Rev. Kenneth E. Benin-
tendi, a newly approved Assem
blies of God missionary to Tai
wan (The Republic of China),
will be guest speaker Sunday,
Oct 24, 7:00 p.m.. at the Hepp
ner Assembly of God, corner of
Willow and Gale, the Rev. Don
Dixon-Smith United In Marriage
By IEAKCES HOSE WILSON
Arrivmr at tr imperial, n s TEEIGOS Shirlev Ann Dixon,
allied into tr loby, spc tr : uP - . ! the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jusus of tt Pac lrom tnat j AU Junior panmpams receiv- iThomaB L lrrj waf
&unrr Crgon coumr ir hac irt rspring bioommg ; bulw be-;married to Thomas Harvey
just ielt a lew hours before. Helloes tirr award ribwrnE. iSmitfa rf Cottonwood on
got red in tr lace, told hit i J"Q tr6ntrw were Mrs. &e 1970 m,g
taS nary - Tne iatterjlera t-etmarui, Mra . Edi.c Juch- j moUer te MrB. PhvUis Smith of
, eoTi'jluoed Gwie. pulled a gavel j won, and Mrs. EworicK Martin. ; CovlorwooiL Calll"
out of his wxot tawd it 1 Geral chairman of tr show' ; .
Tor bW ! rigarar tiiof Gol ChunMrs. Bar
r Ca W I Cle, B. Ealph Cnxm, JJ.
IJViTB. tennetn r. imger. jsklhs. jrei - - - : r - - -
adb- tine Mrs. Garland 1 no by Mrs. Laelle Partlow,
. missed"
1." r Z: lZZ,r ! Tr lor GanS-n dub Chrys- 5 reus1'
r: " w r-..i,,,E,. ianthemiiHi disclaiy 50 varwrtjes- i r bnoe given in marriage
' r!L-r- "v tr,fm-k t- Va- !r.ave Ues on er.hiort al tr lor by her lather and mother, wore
, .'.I ,v- a T,rr, or;rar of tr Ban: ol Eastrr. ; 3uL length white aatui dress,
Carl MOanl and Brut Both
white roses and doves. Mary
Dixon and Sarah Smith served
at the punch bowl.
After a wedding trip to the
Oregon Coast, the couple plan to
make their home in the area.
They are employed by Morrow
Produce Co. at Boardman.
The bride graduated from Riv
erside High School, Boardman
in 1967 and from Blue Mountain
Community College in 1969. The
groom is a graduate of Shasta
College, Cottonwood, Calif.
rmwoii ttitt vast wt. aceentsc at the nectuine with
t., out tr -dur tfir have held tru annual jwttu flm- tatin oow ana carriea a dou
L TLph a LrlierS c-orl ner and bud meeting 1- j ouet o! red rosebuds. The brides-
pti:j'.r. in fceeirig whe'e
t prdavor shwwrr.'
Trogedy Strikes Twice
l! fuud to beLeve that o much tragedy could atrike
or small town in such a thort time ac happened to Eepp
rr Ux weer.. Walking down Mam St. ary ty test wwc
01 xuid feel ti fcaooet. Little knot of people talking,
you kew the conerwiUon a about Dr. McMurdo. Tr first
question to be aj&ed, "Have tr?' iax$ any news Irons Dr.
McMuido?" iiearu ached ior tt family.
Kardiy a lamlly m thi inw-ror of Oregon has not beer,
toucid by ti kindly color wjo practiced in Morrow Coun
ty Jor oearh CO yeait. Truwe generattons have crossed his
duvr swp. Eveis tint last urnmet, with Dr. Woift Dr. Mc
MuiQo went tc ptrr;(3inor to attend Caw.trr Clinic held at
Si. Anthony WpiuL
Tie Vieei. "ior;g aeaicii had corr to naught and then on
Friday cam ti shocking i about Jody ugg.
livm wm- two extn-rr. Both so sad Tr or who had
lulliiied Lie lull of promifce and tt other Lie lull ol
prvrnive . . . all in ti lutuie. Jody had probably chalked
op more roi of d.'ivifjj than any other girl her age in
Morrow Counu Sir i:ad driven into H-pprr High frvrc park-
Mill dunr.r Ue tail and winter and ttoro tf mouth of
Willow Qek in tr fcprir;g,
St held untold nurr.b-r of off.oes duricj her three years
of BtUTiding High Sciioul rre t.ch indicated her immeni
abili'y as w-il as her standing with h-r pers.
Ti: we-k is a of sadnet that Hepprr will re-
memoer lor long tin.
... ,rc SuTjtiav. Oct. IX A maids wore mint green satin,
i call was Bid and asoepted by iiwtir length dresses and carried
, i iiev. vt xLuam Annur 03 jiumig? jvfuuu.. jut; tit
I )Lugft. fcr. Arttiur will oegir. ; Mary Dixvn. tt brides sister,
i50th Veddng li jrv-i wrx tr CTiurcn on arid Sarah Smith, the groom's
Anniversary Attended ' 22- j .jsw m Cottonwood, caia.
,i-nniVfi-.ry ',:yTT7 tt Imad f Ti i man was Peter
1 Mr- and Mrs. Lincoln Kasfc fj mibl Library bat- Smith, tt grooms brother and
j Keppner visited tneir caughie? j fjrwi a girt of 21 toookts Iron joshers were Thomas L. Dixon,
;and ir husband, Mr. and Mrs . 3z StaT Idaho, the bride's
, Bob Parsons of ieaverton recem- j
. Tney -re accorr:par:d bj j
Bertha Aytas wbo was ia tfae
! another daughter, Mrs. in "1 ... I Kome croon: s brothers.
? Connor. ir nusband and t&eir " t The bride's mother wore a
Smith, of Cottonwood, Calif, the
lhre cLiidrec,
Durmr tr visit.
' Kork Ettioreo is teaching at j dress of winter white wool, with
t fvashefj.i, i . rnte Junior HiiTh taoed acwrrts. while the
and the Parsons were invited tc . Llt year. Ee if assistant I groom i mother wore a pink
the 5Wi Wedding Ancivervarv j jjj rid wrestling coach,' dress with a pink lace overlay,
of Mr. and Mrs. MariU6 JlashJ Kalvorver tr iorrrje Becetrtioa Follows
Mr. Lincoln 5'asE's brother. Tiit , -j-VTb Farley, will be back atj At the wedding reception held
honored couple who formerly , yryz lor wiirurr term. I in the parsonage basement din-
. . . 1 ir.g room, the groom's mother
in Seotember lor orro
resided in Heppner nw live ih
Hood Eiver.
A liiw,-or, was served at
the Eocrues Kettle in Beavertoc ; County Abstract and TiJe w
Booster Doy Enjoyed At Willows Grange
WiUows Grange held tiir , is Ew. Lecturer, piesented
rv Rr.v r-. n 'Mr and Mrs. Coble with a wed-
k - .,..J aruiivervary ftrt lrom tt
" " Grange. At tt cW of the pro-
1 IJ&. Ti program in tt ' ! rram retreshmejits were served.
Urnoon was fc5rU:rht-d with aj There were ruests from Green-
talk by State Deputy Eobert Co-j fld, StarnVld. Columbia. Ehea
t. V.fT urr.trs on tr pro-cree snfl Lexington urar-ges.
ram were: a sorg and dance i
nurcbr by Kaney thiioers
Ejcta'd and S'.uat Eeene; a
talk on 4 H by Crri CarUon
and Sfcauna Brfstroro; ptano
by Earbara Palmer, and a
ttsu with Lewis Halvomen,
Kathy Morter and daughter
Dian. Kl' Emuer and Oo
CTiiir. Chert Carlson played
tf piano and linda Prwk and
Mary Ann Plrr.r sar.g as part
of the Utu. Dot Halvorsn
gave a humorous reading. Gen
and Larry Rietrr.ann played ar- wten you t?V the advertiser
eral musical selections, a akitjt,, a saw it in The Gazette
by Erye and Louise Keen and Times, you help to make a bet
a read;r.g by E'er Daizeu. ixnu- ter paper xor your cwekubju
ads. CT Bafshaaoa
down from Eetctikan, Alaska
with Randy who was fcavirg
surgery on his knee in Portland.
In between visits to the doctor,
they came up to Hepp ner to see
and Mrs. Everett Harehrr.an,
Mr. Harshmans parents. Mr
On Wednesday. Elma was
sk-k and her daughter in law
fJled In at the store.
featuring tt main course anfl
salad. Thirty two family mem
bers attended including three
other brottiers and a sister
Foliowir-g tt luncron, cake
and coffee were served at a re
ception at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Jensen in i-ortianu,
Mr and Mrs. Dean Connor and
children attended the reception
ion with the other lamuy
members. Mrs. Connor poured;
the eotfee while Mrv Ooi se !
AppWgate served the weddings
ciiK. Thev are nieces of the ;
Martus 5ashes. Both the lunch
eon and reception were hosted
by the Bud Jensens, Mr. Kash a
nephew.
Logging Conference
Held in Alaska
Mr. nd Mrs. MHo Prindle
were in Anchorage lor the Cist
Pacific Logging Conference
They admired Anchorage with
its abundance of construction.
Imagine being that far from
home and se a load of lumber
in Kinrua Bi-Co wrapping?
Among the planned events lor
the stunra was a style show
. . . . . . I ftt..l cvl
ana juncr.eon i ix m. . t
lodze. They also rode the ski ,
to. Thev rr.rd for gold at
r rraduated from lor High
School in IKS and took a two-
tear secretarial course at jv-a
served the 3 tiered wedding
cake, which she had made. It
was decorated with pink and
Parents Inivted to School Lunch
In observance of National
School Lunch Week, Oct. 11-17,
Principal Mick Tolar gave an
invitation to parents to visit the
school and have lunch with their
child, on Tuesday or Thursday.
Tribute was given to the 2
cooks who have been preparing
such good meals for the school
for so many years. Mrs. Verdie
Isom has been preparing school
lunches for 18 years, and Mrs.
Vera Cooley has been working
in the Cafeteria 13 years.
Frankes Visit Parents
SSgt. Gerald Franke and fam
ily are at home on leave from
the U. S. Air Force, visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Franke, Irrigon. They have re
cently returned from England.
SSgt Franke has been in the
Air Force for 10 years. Since his
next tour of duty will be in
Alaska, his wife Patricia and 2
children will stay in Irrigon.
Edgar McLaughlin of Pueblo.
Colo., stopped recently to visit
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Heath. He was on
a tmckline into this part of the
country and was able to make
the stop.
School Lunch Menus
Presented
Through Courtery of
Beppner E ranch
I FIRST
IlIATIOIIAIa
"i Ttr
Xh or caz5B
Beppner Elementary cad
SCHOOL HOT LUNCH j
KXNTJ I
i
Monday, Oct 19 Qull, corn
bread, vegetable salad, fruit
erirp. miix.
4 Ufre-ua j . w J j
and cheese, cabbage salad. Har
vard beets, rolls, fruit Jell-O
with topping. mUk. j
Wednesday. Oct 21 Turkey
and gravy on rice, peas, carrot
and celery sticks, rolls, upside-:
dcwn cake, milk.
Thursday. Oct 22 SlopPF;
Joes, green beans, fruit salad,
cookies. rr-Jk.
Friday. Oct 23 Peanut but-
Sorn and went into the Arctic jter sandwiches, vegetable beef
Circle with the side tr.p to soup, catnare saiai cane wua
Eotzebue. 'topping, mUk.
DEADLINE ANNOUNCED
FOR FEDERAL CROP INS.
October 31 is the last day to apply for
All-Risk" Federal Crop Insurance, accord
ing to the local agent Mary K. McLeod,
on the 1971 crop.
Anyone having Federal Crop Insurance
on their 1970 crop need not apply because
Federal Crop is continuous until canceled.
Insurance is available in Morrow County
on Wheat and Barley at established rates.
For full details call at the Federal Crop
Insurance office located in the Gilliam Cr
Bisbee Building, Heppner, before October
31.
aid Bunnell, part-jr, fca an
nounced. Mr. Ben intend! and hi w3e
Linda will be active in Bible
school work. evangeLes. arid es
tablishing churches diinr.g their
first term of ntissios.ary service
Mr. Benin tendi is the son etf
Assemblies of God sssw&sriw,
the Rev. and Mrs Garland E
Benintendi. presently servir.g in
Taiwan. He was raised and ed
ucated in Taiwan arid speaks
Chinese fluently. Ee says, "Af
I have been exposed to lareijra
culture, language, and peoples
since childhood. God Las im
pressed me that misrxjriary ser
vice is the avenue I should take
as a life's work".
Of the land to which he soon
will return, Mr. Benintendi sayv
"The island of Taiwan prwertj
a tremendous missionary chal
lenge. Only one percent etf the
12 million people are Christians.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Benirrteii5
graduated from Northwest Col
lege of the Assemblies etf God
in Kirkland, Wn. Before tber
were approved for missionary
appointment they pastared
churches in Toledo and Wald
port, Ore.
Slides, curios, and a chiller: c-
ing missionary message wd be
featured during this special
missions rally. The public is In
vited to attend.
COMMUNITY
BILLBOARD
Heppner Civic League Bom
i mage Sale
Oct. 30-31
OCT. 15
Senior Citizens Get-Togetber,
every Thurs., from 2:00 te
4:00 p.m. at Neighborhood
Center
Refreshments furnished by
the Methodist Ladies
FOOTBALL!
HHS
Oct 16, Stanfield at Stanfield
JVs Oct. 19, Filet Rock, there,
6:00 p.m.
Elementary1. Arlington here,
2:00 p.m., Oct 16
IONE
Oct. 16, lone at Riverside, 2:30
Jr. Htj;h, Oct 15
lone at Riverside, 1:30
Democratic Central Commit
tee of Morrow Co. meeting
Oct. 21 at 7:30 P-nv in Con
ference Room at First Nat
ional Bank
All Democrats In county urg
ed to attend
SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC
SERVICE BY
C. A. RUGGLES
Insurance Agency
p. a Sox w ml
It no answer call Ray Boyc.
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