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Newspaper Page TextKZftUt O it ! t- 7TXX1. TWfT. THE GAZETTE-TIMES 7' ,1 4 r,f rt trwArz r.-vu-iv.tzx kv.x AWIXt IklVftZ. iiX.'.r. fAVUL ?U-r i .:" a Urssn G-v m i ' , 5- MA W A2.XTZ3 ' Arr.-V ..v i'y.-. .-: V.'t, 7f irr. Cv;- lii Cm ? -. f-M ;, m fuC,rp ; H.f .ir. -v.-n fc W r.M. r-iv.-ri 7 r - e rs (its at fiew-er, Cwa a ltA Ci-M Mfi. t: . Msxlar r;..-wM tfAxT. Tree Lifting? 7 fA 'M K',,trt TsissX vst'S a rat urns if, njt a.- wa t Cy.iJtf.rjut p'.t 77 f-r-i r, v. )'s;',-rrf -ft its:,r VA in a vr-v L.nxifx y:. 'A f. W. fr.f t?j fv faj M . , sA,t t.'sr.t tn tx ".r.a.rvt". T.ji Wyrvu 7 FA fczya EJkk v.k r.-,r- t- f?-. f.- - t.M-tt ..Va7' w'.V-ssS t.Y.rz Vr nsxrj t- yr4 .". V : r w t.- V A rA l.t i. a.rr.'.t :i r.'..-7 !a t? tt.X It In krrrmn V.M v.rr pr- w.fn t un t arxi jUn trrA a t.!e fTA AffX 'ri-'r:rj Vf a f-"'7 trxJisTS fit Ux'.rz a tx M f'J P.rt f'' fr-7 tfc rrsr in it ma .J ry, 'j ;;! fc aj4J Or rr.ail to "JTA, Pioneer Ponderings Bf V. i. CAVERHZLL rr Mr;;rr haw. hvxx 'tit t'"-ht tUttinx ',1 Z'v nt,tfrt,l if(.'Htirj at fcak'-f thrwif J 17 i'tp Wit i m pUyrrwl ,vl j'itunsr th arJI ii (; Pt )' i rti''.'ly Irnrv n Hi M' 'A wM'f !! litiuti'n f.f ifti'ilnlUsn. It U IiJ rTi rxerf iwn m iht ri iA wrVuih In ih ht-n wh-t vmitUymt-fiX cxtnlo, U might rt'A hav U-'-n tit-tj-KHHty to fhr fi;k unit. r.'r lhrts in fUttttn h' ('on'Um, ThiiVn thf way tt lvk t an fM fanjf! i1f who twr h an ww' Wiwrt U"in a ft oaU If M hofv. CHUCK WAGON Mont 6taA4 ot all maladiM whkh (f are hek out of rr I Koot In MY mouth dla. Mr. n4 Mr, ErnU Carrixyn wi-nt to dwwiiU- the wonderful MR evergreen "' ,n ""'lr Wr(i Tlii t' rnuit have really Kitrwti Kiln ypar It tofk an olier T I'-i t, of Cfi'lK'fWi light to do the job fit dVeoiailng. Mr f'landa think I aquaU everything with food. They may have AornelhlnK, t'w. Hut, hlant It fill, In order to jjel throujeh do;ra If now neceadary to shrink the Kirth, W triad to mcrva th ChrUt- man tournament hem. Actually, wo r advlaed, It will be held Ih-e. 1H 19 In Condon. (I'lease don't tell fianta I Roofed.) On bahal! ol tho mUalnfl In net Ion and t he jiflnoner ol war, we would especially nt thin m-ntum like to we a Hood of letter mailed. Tim lied Crow Infortnn U Rood rexulln are he. Iiir noted from the letter. A Hwedlnh official recently Indi ra ted H hreaklhroURh In Idem tlfylnR American prlaonem of war and that he would perw.n ally contact their next of kin. letter ahuuld be nddreawd to the Office of the 1'renldeilt, Itepuhllc bf North Vietnam, Co I'.O.W'a, V(mi Office Box 30, port U rid, Oro. 072fr7, and ahould ulrnply aik for full Identifica tion of prUonrr held, humane treatment, mnll privilege and International limpectlon of ramp. The OreRon Journal aaya let tent written in OreRon will be taken to I'arUi In January by m delecatlon that may be head ed by (Jov. Tom McCull, thouRh bin roImr U nt wrtaln. OreRon ha W) men among the IDW'i and Mlko Hene of Morrow County I among them. We've wen Morrow County top the alate for voter turnout In nn off year election. We ran Mircly do 110 l" In this Import ant letter wrltlnR for our boy. Today. HkTMLO. A.0 Joint Installation At Lexington Grange Ir.aIJa?n of Gr. Of fi- j rr, -' Saturday Niqht r.t t t iMtaiw At the Flicks 'Jyd a rrt tmnrr.! A lt.. (Ot Htm t Lvtw to JTWr).l Car;? rrs-iir.z in lor Tlrlioo) fVi, Kar tn .'' rr,h-r ty! w Tnr alv htwzM I" tfc ttT.tin ' 1 riAv rntJy Iimver4 watch 'f Mr. IfA OAl;t.y rr.y paffttifji 'r any trthw whkh he h4 fcn ptmi4 ' 1-t:tMT.it adult r-fJi4 to at th iKHiUon for b ing the o-Jt-laf? ir.r!ir : fjeriutv of fhei. P.Vite of Oregon. r - y - Upri betr,2 Mt'Aii"-A, tt. OAA t,w'i th wa:h arid urged all member to give th1r full aup'fyrt to th Grange. Jfywever, if th movi nhould MemM-m A th Jrutaliing rau:h their attention and it hap tearn wre Mr. and Mr. OA,f. .n to be uw-n-ful and full rtty BunyarJ, Kitjlar,d; Mtn.,,t wwxpet-d aurpriae LOOK ! CAi-T,nuiu.B iraii (nfjim afe ) Grange fjra, her hiwband, Mr.Lnl hang onto your chair. vith the increa.ed sales help C. B;,k7 Ownfy I'ornonal There to rmHhing to be a id from thi atate'f two leading Deputy, and lith Moran, all of rrja( hyteia and it am- lending Institution, nale went Isaker. Alv Included, Chria Wy- tagicn which rome to full.'A-er y)A coff, Wallcwa, member of the ,im In a dark theater of high The idea behind these unique eseeutiv hoard rrf the State h.i f.tnm Snr h wa the' gift certificate is simple: they Grange and hi wife who in the past chairman for the Wom en' Activity, Liatrlct C. Idnner wa nerved following the meeting. Neighbor Nights To Continue The monthly Neighbor Night wrvice at the Church of the Nazarene have l'en well at tended over the past ten month' period. Over one hund red different people from the community have attended thee ervir. Appreciation ha been expressed lor the Inspiration re ceived from the apeclal mmtlcal number, the Bible atudlf on alide and the time of fellow hlp during the refreshment break following each wrvlcc. I'Mfttor Everhart wlhe to take Ihl opjMjrtunltly to ex pre the gratitude of the Church to thoe of the community who have participated In thee aervlce. Plan are being made to con tinue !hee monthly aervlce throughout 1971. The January theme will be on Prayer. Thl nervier- will be held January 22 at 7:30 p.m. A cordial Invita tion 1 extended to all friend and neighbor to attend any or all of theae upcclal aervlce. Their wlh for all I n Merry Chrlxtmo and Happy New Vear, Wayne Schwarxin At Job Corps Center Wayne Schwarzln ha railed hi parent, Mr. and Mr. Felix Schwarr.ln, aeveral time to tell them how murh he U enjoying hi time at the Wolf Creek Job Corp Center. He went down early In November. He hn cho en welding for hi clas. In be tween iie. he ha been working on State Park gravel ing the path. lie railed Sunday evening to tell them about a nkl do trip In tn Diamond Lake. The Job Corp Center at Glide. One ol tha 2nd Grade Blu Bird went looking for Christ ma Green Sunday afternoon. Thry trekked up Willow Creek. They bring Clirtxtmn Green to the Mother Club who I their Kponnor. Accompanying inem were Mr. and Mr. Marlon Mid dle and Mr. and Mr. Vern Kelthlcy. lone Makes Christmas Music on December 21 7. t'. 0..'r.r...- ;r--T"iJi ' '.X 4 -.!'' !7 tr5vr.in '.k i. 21 as T X f as. ..-vl 7"-. r.cr- K f- t.:d . .iirr.r. 7.7 . '- -- ;f'.y?r. ra. T.v J&veiii, Gr rr.in :?.:t?r.AJt fr .-!, CZrjtt- a.M ir.ij i.Jt ;(.-, IsS.S- l 8 i ' .. f.-.i--.'. If M nV-ry .f I' jr..-'. r-r-l Isx-tT-j tiTX. 'is r C.,-r.r '. ? -.f trirh -.rR. f.T..:- v.r. - fc f. f.. IT Lighting Deadline Cent est Mean WTL.trr, 'S.r.z ptint.t ti - ;r.fj: I tar tr, t.gn fvr iCrar.. I f.i.r.Z J1 fc W-y. I - twJ Of -V tr W-nt Vm I fs" Iwltif r.OVi lor f.m xj, for K'r.:h U re ; ,Ue. X7Si Vit tft,rA pUr MlhU! ffJ, ,hu fc!gh voI. EVto ;M pU. lux U that Uh tateide II yw h tfl vxry. eall ian .'Jlvn at '. V.'iH m I) 'pha J'r, at 'J?) '!IM. the mov on Saturday I TV.;, i. !-, Hrf. i)..,'(i, mi j,' ..... 1 y,nverge en rnajwe on the v,-! tal cinema more for the pur- i txMf of congregating than th!l tvA-tan holiday eati billlrg on the mare. biU. the Oregon terf Cm . . . . . . , '...a , .,,r,iicA ih Reef f .i -t s .. f i..r.t. ,ni Lnirviiuiti. " .... . chmt sit tn anowing 01 1 nawian " What You Did" Saturday night.! are ecjuivalent to a cashiers Although thl flick started j check drawn by the Beef Coun out a little alow paced and I cil on the First National or U.S. chatter and tin can popping far outdid the vjund track, the tempo Win picked up. Shriek, Kcrcam and "Don't go out there you dumb girl" filled the room with a little peudo-creamlng thrown In for pure effect. When the light came on reality restored nerve regained, it wa decided the admission money wa well pcnt. Grangers Hear Monitor Tolk Ithea Creek Grange member heard a graphic account of the Civil Defense training course on Radiological Monitoring given by Mr. and Mr. Harold Peck at their regular meeting the evening of Dec. 11. Mr. and Mr. Peck have tak en several of these training ses sion and explained the use of the three piece of monitoring equipment they had brought. Thl equipment measured the amount of nuclear material to be found from fallout on one' per son or surrounding. They urfc'ed more Interest by everyone that we might learn to live In thl nuclear age. Not with lear but with the knowl edge of what to do to protect oneself and our families, not necessarily from bombs In war but with the possibility of nu clear plants In our area, and in any emergency. There will be more training classes In Hepp ner In the future and they hop ed more people In the commu nity would attend. Mr. and Mr. Walter Wright were host for the evenling. STOP L WINTER DRAFTS 1 Lrl J ijKKvrW t t:r.tr 2-p L.r 7"..".y Kir.z. t ha.-J sris tv r.u.T.bT. A .t trxn rt CIa-x wll 560,000 Christmas iJ In uc torm ct aj iot ttity. th7 ar xpKt.r.? trt ur- nijt u j.vjyaj hy ti tart lo fhan jioyj fc.iir-Mi .nr. a r.'ji for cr- It, err.plry. awird- ,, tn J m pi., Madras. th Oregon Erf , fcarJtJI L'. S. ?fat,nal and th Firt Jfatiorial. have a?reKi to th trttfatr at all thir branch. ThU rraM that th fcf inrfuitry ha wer 2 tAt XhtwghrAil Oregon ll;r.g beef. Eh bar.ka also a.M;t in pronvxinz thes Eeef Cft Crt;fi:ate. Traditionally, tef uIh In th L'r-.tfed Statoi take a sharp riecl.ne irom ir.nnksivmg to the middle of January, thus, thw irv.Tease In beef ale through Eef Gift Cer- tlfitates U really a 'gift' to the Oregon beel jncuTr- BroOK also that, Knowing you are cnange uik ' - " rjun- til originated the Beel out Certificate idea eight years ago. Firat year's nale were only then lumped to $2(),W) the xecond year, ana iua year. r - - National bank. These colonui and attractive certificate are also available In $5.00, $10.00 and $15.00 denomination. With each certificate come an eye catching, three color gift fold er with a western theme de lgn. Another Important factor In inwi sale in eift certifi- I cate are the Oregon CowBelles. Tney are mosi active aim ful In their county areas in setting up promotion booths in bank, restaurants and other lo cal businesses in promoting their favorite Christmas gift. 'There are over 100 women in our CowBelle organization throughout the state devoting their time in the area of sales promotion for this Beef Gift Cer tificate program", stated Mrs. Joe Smith, State CowBelle Pres ident. Fred Phillips, President of the Oregon Cattlemen's Association said, "Beef Gift Certificates, be sides being a wonderful gift giv ing Idea, doe a very worthwhile job In public relating the beef cattle Industry of our state." He said the Oregon Cattlemen's As sociation would get behind this program 100. Sewing Club Meets On Dec. 9, the Nimble Thim ble Stitchers AM sewing club held their meeting at Judy Wright' house. Sally Sumner wa absent. We finished our stuffed ani mal and discussed what we are going to make next. Our next meeting L Jan. 13. Sandra Palmer, reporter Transparent riasuc STORM KITS talV J STORM WINDOW KIT 3 9. Kit consists of 36' x 72 toufch plastic het, 18 ft. fibre moulding and nails. STORM DOOR KIT 49?.. Kit consists of 36 x 84 tough plastic sheet. 2 1 ft. of fibre moulding and nails. At Hrdare & lumber Deileri Everywhere 'Ol I ,bn'l in H Holiday Fete at Lexington Grange r LILtHA ONC LEXIMTOM Ik In " " Ofari rrit Jiatuf'lny ti'K''' a pAhHk Hi.ui a fi'l ' CTifima rwHlriK with Hi" f"l Vwlrtg rtr' inMnll'-'l lAlUfin fjtti Hunt. Mtt ff, .ilv,n, ftiTaf'J; (! Jni-, Tfiif-r; Ix lpha iorwa, Ulur ; J' ywm, f.twafd; K-n nth 8mruv, AUtnt f.li-war'l; fttrt Rmftio-. LA.S; llllfla Yo r.rm. Or; HU-n N-lvn, I'o rr.oria; Frd .-jin, fiatrk; &Hty Marrjuardt, Multln; and NFO Members Attend National Convention "Tmt aero America have been dealt the last straw" charged Oren Lee Staley, prel der.t of the National Farmer Organization, "th new farm bill that wa signed Into law houW prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that the NFO I the only place farmer can go to fight back at the force they cannot cop with a Individu al." Staley, himself a farmer from Rea, Mo., said, "the plans to be laid out at the National NFO Convention will rail for action, aggressive and determ ined action, on the part of NFO members to achieve the gains they o badly need." The energetic farm leader then vowed, "the opportunity will be laid out before them at the convention to meet their low price problem at the mar ket place," and the voting del egate from all organized coun ties in the 48 contiguous states would determine the course of action that will be taken. Staley hurled the charge that the food retailing chain stores are exercising their power ! structure to force dressed meat ! prices down to the producers while driving the most of meat j in the counters up to consum er gouging at hotn ends, according to the Missouri-reared farm leader. He then said farm ers must build their own power structure. Staley declared the NFO will use the 1970 convention at Louisville, Ky., on Dec. 16, 17 and 18 as a springboard to NFO's most intensive campaign thus far "to rally agriculture's good men everywhere to the cause of saving the family farm structure in America," and he said, "the convention theme this year is "NFO the Farmer's Only Hope' and that says it All." Pat Cutsforth, NFO county president announced the names of the delegates elected to rep resent Morrow County at the convention. They are: Don Pe terson, Don McElligott, Jack Sumner. A Heppner Auto Sales, In Heppner, Oregon e.ei lillve member piewnl were Nomum Nclon and fit Mar quardt. An etii.i.lve report w giv en by Norman Nrlwm n the ruploralory meeting t Hf lihillv problem presented by IrvlM Mann. Ken J"'h'!-',,nr1 Hcr.ator llunwll. Mr, M Hunt wa re liu.li.lrd arid welcomed. Kenneth Jimouse reported on the UFA meeting In Portland where he heard an address by W. Wlllner on the Consumer Bill to I presented t the next meet ing of the Legislature. Following the meeting, a pro gram wa Riven consisting of a reading of the "Indian Christ ma Carol" by I-bble Yocom; drawing for the door prize wa won by Jean Nelson; and vio lin solo by Franrl Smouse, ac companied by Betty Marquardt who also played while the group ang Crlstma Carol. Closing prayer wa delivered by Carl Marquardt. Treat were then passed out to the member. There wa a display table con sisting of Christmas Handcraft article. Also, gift for the State Hospital were collected. The next meeting, Jan. 9, will be the annual pancake supper cooked and served by the men. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hender son, Hood River, recently spent a day in Morrow County. He at tended to a business matter and she visited at the Cecil Jones residence. Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Hender son are the proud parents of a son bom Nov. 20 in Hood Riv er. He was named Douglas Todd and Joins a brother at home. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Henderson. Rebekab Election Lexington Holly Rebekah Lodge met on Dec. 3 with the election of officers as their main business. Mrs. Dorothy Burcham was re-elected Noble Grand as Mrs. Majeske was forced to re sign due to 111 health. Other of ficers Include June Field, Vice Grand; Delpha Jones, Secretary and Hilda Yocom, Treasurer. The next meeting will be Dec. School Lunch Menus Presented Through Courtesy of Heppner Branch FIRST NATIONAL BANK or 0RI GO Heppner Elementary and High Schools SCHOOL HOT LUNCH MENU Monday, Dec. 21 Sloppy joe, homemade bun, green beans, celery stix. pudding, milk. Tuesday, Dec. 22 Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, butter ed peas, green salad, fruit, cook ies, milk. ODD 1 i w r Smite Works like truck, rids like) a car Twln-I-Beam front suspension gives you a better ride. So does the roomiest cab of any pickup and levelest ride of them all. 17 with a secret titer rift . change. Mml A. T. Uyk returned home atudy after rpeaUr. week La th Commttr.:ty Ho, pltal In PetwJleton. Craadxna Sbeww A Grandma Shower a held honoring Mr. W0Lra J. Van Winkle at the feve of Mr. D drn PadUrg t-r. Dec 7. Tie gift were broutrht for the new grand son of Mr. and Mr. William J. Van Winkle ar.d ton of Mr. and Mr. Billy VanWirJckJe. Pendle ton. Lovely refreshment were aerved decorated with the theme of the shower. Mr. and Mr. Henry M. Breed Ing and children were weekend visitors at the home of his mother, Mrs. Lola Breeding. COMMUNITY BILLBOARD 2lf DEC 17 Phone Santa dial 676-9163 676-9164 -676 9165 from 7:00 to p.m. 94C DEC. 18-19 Christmas Tournament Condon at DEC 19 Rockhounds Christmas Party 6:30 p.m. at Thel's Cafe tn lone DEC 19 Food Sale at Neighborhood Center at 10:00 a.m. Ramona Marshall Benefit DEC. 21 Heppner Grade School Christ mas Musical Program at Grade School Gym, 7:30 p.m. SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY C. A. RUGGLES Insurance Agency P. O. Box 247 ' PH. 676-9625 If no answer call Ray Boyce, 676-5384 Ford MOO Ranger