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Newspaper Page TextKUTm CAZTTTX TIKES, Thursday. February 2S. 1ITJ WALQtt GAZETTE-TIMES WV Eeppaex. Oieaoa t7B36 M2EBDW COrFTT-S KEWSFAFEI! Til li-ii'iitr Gazette established March 30. 1852. The li-pptr !ir;i UiijJu?c .November lb, 1KH. CormuiiOaU-d Jebruary 15, mem lees or katjoxal kewsjafee assn. ato OEEG-,--N KZTWSI'ATEE PIH1ISKEES ASK CKAri.rr zobotkt rears. Editors ft Publishers ae-vc:- i-AVMO.vs. ixccnr jascal Plant ut :niirj Lanoryne Operator Av'N TONEY MATT WAEEEN ?.-w Apprentice ( irr-ulatii-iT. Ttt grrnni STEAK EEEGSTKOM Apprentice iuicrip'ii.r. hates: C.00 Sear. Single Copy 10 Cents. Mailed Sinetr L. ( P Iv. frniL WW ij I One lelier ben hot e real entry delivery true;. Just notic ed that t?.e truck wait art up holstered in either leopard, oee Jul nt koir such colorful cat. Irrw-r of tt- truck is E.U Cox . lmj Mans writes fa fan f.iic an extremely heavy mail ing iui:fTTiinf the till "lor ar. An k!'latiT4: tc fwlf Iieletwe" panerw-a after the Nebraska lis-. Ke anc Eep. Kuiu- li have l-r ' v.niu. in ABi'inc.; Klinimurr. tiiilirie hi Pen IE Publish! islativf counsel drafting such I tve-i iiiundy ano tnieree at tne Pust Office at Ecppner, Oreeon. bill an i warnu Class Office liciurv f ajB. to C j.jh Monday throurfc Fridav; P aja. nntii noon Saturday. STOP AND THINK for o minute g t office J nm- an Indianapolis Star l 15C7 cum some thinking i on j ax snaring mo mat siiouia chum uf to slop ano think beiure petting on lb band wagon. Tim- iu.-i! sseems id have com.iOertit.iP public support, lron-i'-uUv, Male and local tdcialt. would bwumt supporters ol high l.-ueral taxes its order to perpetuate their leoeraj hand ui.v Tw would be helping to dig a grave lie local and ton- responsibility. W fine that every n-i.tor reason advanced lur tne taA-fci.a'ii.j.- loeii it a much more persuasive reason lor CUTTING l-u. rni taxet. thus n.aiiing aQtlitmnal resource available to Kiii'-s- and cummunrtit to be tapped a tney aee lit. Aii(LiT argument it thai tne present proUeration ol l-o-ral aic programt caufcet distortion erf spending priorities in tne KLiit, and retuiit to non-economic uw ol resources. Mate it high priority program starve lor lundt while uf mg state money to match lea era! lund lor low-priority pro gramk. simjiJy becauw ttic lederJ money it- evailabit. The Stai goes or. to By, WTjj- not abolish the distorting Jeoeral aid programf and cut leowal taxes? This would al low the nun not only flexibility but jOko responsibility." leaeral aid program leave state and communiues in j an uncertain position because of dependent on appropriation ' by Congress. ) If they were eliminated and iederal taxes were cut, then ! ate and local communitiet could te certain til their own j tax resources. j It wmf to uf that tax sharing will INCEEASE not re- j verse lederai participation in the liriancinE of state and lo- ' eal nen'ioe. The case in point is the Oregon Welfare program that ha pom- completer? out of Uie handr of the County Welfare CommisKionK with the advent of state JundE linancing. TIh- County Commission only acts in an advisory position. With ledera aid. there would be even less local control. We should slow dowi and take another look at propos h.h Jot leaeial tax sharing with the states. Most states can make bettei aie of their money by keeping it at home in the first place. anc in the meantime both i are tipon-soring 13 12Z2. Their i hill wili reinforce this, bill ; Kep. Mann ha sent us 40 cop- li of lib. IZjT which anyone u- welcome tD have here at the I One MQlor Kectrves . Duo-oword at Services 1 - '.vl V -A Ncwi from Ken Jcrnifcdt ;Homer Hughet Chairman 6MCC Budget Committee Walia. w end tb KntsoMi Swric Mdca Aw aid fata CoL Barry W. Witoo. Miijor John L. Bristow, a prod uct of Morrow County, was hon- Mx. and Mrs. Hubert Wiiaao i went to .Spokane lart weekend .l. ... .... 1 ; ' .'""V, r" r !i recently when 1m- received !Thi JL?Z,? ,UOd,es- the Air Medal e,or,d oak leaf , These lel,er had Joined up at -vluKUTK Tn eJtation .ads: SjKrt.a re m 1M3 and last week- 1 -r- . , , , - , ! J.T ,KTi7 ;!r .3?. TTl j CapJm John 1 Brunou- dis- ,.r - r T I tmt uished himset' by meritori Pioneer Ponderings ri Uuw an4 War U.ii.loti Conn Hwl? i j;) K-umir. ii... iffiHKr way In O.U"e HQtl wtiMh iti ri I"11' I'"' : M' iw pr"pJ-4 I t. 17 Cat In tl... nffnltn f rmefrin.efil t.W(C ,fi;t ua for tt thfourtl I'Uhlu' r'tfiffil't' ir.i r K h'Xl ear be hld , hiiiiiM!. M U Iff wl'i-re 'i!l;ut 6 per :rf net the rat M(f ihM UhM il, armlywd. ixm-- j rr.t levy. linii'K ntt. i.'l il fi'l, Mme!tm , Mr jj.-fM, ,j,,d tW prt;:. Jillli'd. : luj:H efUi the iKtLfft ft k here whi ff tli' aim'-j pledge t' hii tb lit. rnmrrit by the -'il"' i "', -w now pfri-b0j!y a t toe urid prucliiKi It i "'' i tut Jih the JtJ uf rtte tc;. In tTtri jI tM' hh '''liy-rt. re tt-r ;t.i,g to cr.tnj erniin-til. the "f ublx r niM tn Hie I l,tl0.r,y tia egui-mirt luf roHd." J icrr.rr. ur.' vli-ge C iKl'ift, Aoyon rm loiify t a 'm 'b. tr.r g i?- rfcUca-, tf inittw M-arlnjr i"UM-wive, j.j trn In l.m;ih; lax k minor. rltJwriK, h"n itlwrix. : W.t( lo .-x pt cett T0 liglflaiuti". ilihiMK. tiny 1 rr.i.ke thu posfcible. tl kgiCai vidual io h Miimthing to on, nie irc-aied a oeVTmiried say fur or Uk'ulnM "ny P '"1-1 effort lo JrT-a th levl of injr legislation rxfore th xm- Mtte support Cur board hi pl dged t-uppor t thi request" Hearliinn utv very iniormni., 77,. nU(;pet he aaid. xmiH. The solemnity found In a "'urtjpatet 13 per cent increase u 01 iaw, or wir i.-i.-nivi..-. i enrollment out woia ntn c"j mosphere found on the fl'r ofj, coUeg'f prewnt ptandtrcls. fus achievement while particj- ! pating in sustained aerial flight ! Irom August 1W5 to Augurt 1HSC 16 ' : . . . ... . . . . . rrc. a 'r.JU-ntenanc; Squadron .spec- r.j If. ,. " . . ialL As Chief of the- Flight Op We fairw aur stack Ten. i y W. . CAVXEHII.L had a malfunrticm, had a little!"',. ZZZTJ Z.. .tu U1! ! OUB SPACT PEOGRAM i.r-T 'T P . ' 1P Command Liason Of- ing nome briclu askew. Ko oth er damage except to our ha-ha dignity. j fife in Greenville, Texas, the Tb State Eigbwtrf Commit- The Apollo flights into space are spectacular and a tribute to mechanical science, but they do the Senate and House, are not apparent In a committee hear ing. Back and forth discussion between members of the com-mitw-e and those testifying ac- jounts for mwl of the hearing time. If one can't anear personally at a committee hearing, he is invited and urced to write a letter to the committee chair man, stating his views. The let ter will be reprfducd and dis tributed to ail members of the committee. My committee assignments this session are: Chairman- Criminal Law and Procedure, nothing to relieve our space State and Federal, Agriculture problems on euth, surfeited 1 and Local Government. polklet, programs or Mn-ioes. ft would n'X, he fcQaec. allow axy new prt'gramf to be added. ThU is a holJ the line budg et for the neeond convecutv yiar." he Kiid, "wfcicn reoogEJi-I-s the national, state nd ara e-onomic climate.. Tour visits to our campus during Dwbt.I made you aware that we are a developing t'istrrutxin, that cur enrollments tave mcreased 36 per cent In two j-eart frorfl F""3 to 1J00 and that our new fa cility' which will be a-upie with the cfiening of the Fa3 term adds another 870O scroare feet to be staffed and maintain ed." Mr. McCrae rectenmenoed MjA airmanship and courage exhibit ed by Captain Bnstow in the KlirYVUKflll lirvimtit ii;hTTTitt rif iTTnTv.rtnt i fi.rMs . i with pwple. automobiles, and I STt'DENT CONDUCT CODES I total taxes to be lei-ied this vt-t Klfrn f 1 it L TITlVrM IkHumI - . 1 " -..Tl... ... T . . . I ...u:,.w . . ! - - . . -1 n . . 1t'U.. T-i. . . ... tw "".nitiuelv oesirned soecial pur. vl weaie .-oi nn, dui uo: . . . uricioe neja to km.j. 1 lie amosst seconoary luno lor fiscal 1S72. TKJM. aircraft undf eirtremelv KPwal problems and threaten ' se'ms to be general ! , linS .1f-.JSifledIorj hazardous conditions, demon-1 our, existence, and sap our nat rri.m of utiich UxfX is red-l his outKUir,dirif. profit-!1 toxitix. The trips to the eral mone?- and the balance j imcx and aev0tl0n tc moon do nothing to alleviate S.Me and Countjnatch money. dun: Tnt. proiaiBkmca sldll and 1 t,ur VM on earth. airmanship displayed by Ctp-; " r "u ur auenuon 10 tiirii;. Scan fubermen best fish by the tale. their; It's True titin EriKiow refiwrt credit upon hiiriM'lf tine like tnited Siatef r- r ' f. . . 1 U. JT Ui LIT, ;TY , T- . 1 The citation which aceompa arouna tne clovaf. under tte niw. the pw-art ,4 Tht overpays, tnrough the tunnel; wuh j . Mf.diJ lf mort no ever the bridge to grand- im !ve than the Ur mother e house we go. I His actives to earn A dod mouth gcrtfaers Uhese awaras leave much to the Jo(it mdjviDUiJ s imagination. He ap- j parcntJy is testing seciaJ pui - pos aircraft. In part his cita-; Offic ers Elected At Ministers Institute I Trying ts find teens iwcii. j these new hairdos is like look , ing lor a nodie in a havstack. tior. reaas: It's true tliat economically speaking the consolidation of the lone High School and the Heppner High School would save money for the district But . . . Such a consideration would require long and careful plan rung and the rjuet must come irom lone. The maintenance of one building in lone would be elim inated and salaries of several teachers, cooks, custodians, to name only a lew savings. The purchase of another school bus would be one of the additional costs. It seems to us it would require consioerabie study and, as stated above such a request lor consolidation must come Irom lone, Business u like o ceo. way it'll run by itself is down hill! By FEAKCES BOSE WILSON A ministers institute was held at the First Assembly of God in Pendleton on Feb. i" and IS for the Elue Mountain Section. Among the speakers present As itffioer-inharpe of Flipm lend;m K D Davidfi0n Dis-' l.v r ' "."'"jt'iis Treasurer Lester Young , , of the Requirement Branch with 1 . r b- Only .1 . ... r , r- lormer missionaries, Harrv Dow- own- 1 t; ..-... inr.i..,m Albany and Lionel Fi iii&jiu AjiR.u titi-jr ... Bnstow exhibited outstandirig , technical knowledge and initial j man of John Day. ur- At the business meeting the general agreement ' levied last year was rTSlCS among Oregonians on the need: The committee was to meet and necessity of student conduct j yeb. 24 to consider the budget codes in state universities and ' Date for the budget el1ion was colleges. The area of disagree-1 set lor April 5. Since the colk-gt ment, however, relates to the has no tax base, the enure -question of responsibility who rnount must be approved by the is to draw up the code? ; voters of I'matOla and Morrow A bill is now before the Sen-; counties, ate Education Committee direct-j Homer Hughes, Lexington, ir.g the sfucer.t body of each was elected chairman of the university or college under the budget committee, and Bob Zer- I state system to write its own ' ba, board member from Athena, i student conduct code. This bill 'wast named serrvt&rr. Othrr ' would nullify the present con-: members are: I dud code situation, w hereby 1 Board of Directors: Brent Eorh. J the State Board of Higher Edu-, Russell Dorran and H&rmois cation has wTinen a conduct Springer, all of Eermiston ; Oren code applicable to all institu- Allison, Pendleton, Mrs. Verne tions under its jurisdiction. ; Dale, Helix, and Robert Ahrams. Those favoring the bill point ' Heppner. Budget Commitiee: out the need for more recog-jE'n Koldman, Helix; Extoert nition of individual student j Star.gier and Robert Mautz. Pen gwernmental bcd)es. and the 1 dleton Martin Buchanan. Milton- dissatisfaction of many stu- i Ereewater; EiD Erter, Pilot ficck. If you think you cant take " ' following officers were elected to ! otnts wilh the code as it is .and F.aiph Moon. Hermiston it w ith you, vou never packed i l-"' W'. Z " je:ve the Assembly of God i now w'nen. Those against the1 la car lor a vacation. j t . vu . ""T churches of the area: Pastor ml "pressed concern that the! Speoking of Atrocities The pojivilar image ol the American GI as a good natured, philosophical, loot -slogging soldier, friend of the old. the helpless and children was blemished by charges of U. S. atrocities in Vietnam. Grave as the charges were, they should be kept in perspective. National Review reminds us that "Speaking of atrocities, the Saigon government reports that 4.5W civilians were killed ty Vieteong terrorists in 169. Five times as many weir kidnaped and maimed. The nine year total: 22,0:K murdered, U-.0(K' wounded, and 60.(KK kidnap ed" There will tie no trial of perjwtratort of atrocities on the communist siae. No one expects it least of all the commu nist sympathizers who paint the Cnited States as a black guard nation. The ery fact that American servicemen were brought to trial by fellow citizens reveal, more than any thing else could the unbridgeable gulf between the stand ards of western democracy and communism. Fellow we know has such in somnia, he can't even sleep while he's working. uut, rer " 1 Dan-ell Hoskins of Stanfield DIU W0uld cilute the Board 71 -. .. : naay cnorj representative: 1 1""" auinonry, wouia el: , . JT '77 -:Pastfn- David Horn of Pilot Rock, I inate the uniformity now w Chirsfs Amhhsei.rtf.rc r.r., ! ine, and would cease in r.m testmg pose aircraft". 'l t'LM nrl ItlMtW'.. Mn.k i ht ,T .7 i"""rTi Maior Bristow also holds the is that you cant use it more r.; ... n.. than rm i mnuiif uiM.ru xiiiig uuat. Maybe we tHiliI increase the stakes in our elections. The one all the posters. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bnstow of lone and broth er of Mrs. Ernie McCabe. He ZT' Um, Sciiool and Oregon State in Bus- j X AiwuiiiiciLj a liuu ciiu lie Chock Phegiey was cei taan m- i Halfway for the weekend. e exist-! anended the Elks Annual Cluck ide is logging in the Halfway coun- minimum standards of student i try for Ellingston Lumber Co cond"ct- 1 He hauls into Halfway and Ba- The bill has been k-pnt in fv.-r,. ker. The Ealfwav mD saws Women's Missionary Coouncil I mittee for fnrth ; roueh nine which is trucked in- representative. j pjitoq THE OREGOX LEG-1 t0 Eaker 10 fihished. ; , ". " ii.iUuuiruijLAUKi, ... A reDort soon ative: Pastor Wesley Bransford of Hermiston, Presbyter; Mar garet Thomas of Hermiston. Hiefclf E!U Mn Youth! to be published" by the Citizens TZ S-'P katf,d -ast of Prairie Conference or, Sra.e tcio.T, received recent publicity is now valued at 575,000. ! has took BOTC He has been sta- i I 1 SZL 15777 Ilave i arouna e ate; the conler- tioned in the United Slates and 1 urZ rLc E . T7 a f"" wPany Oregon Alaska. He will go to Vyltl1 th thefO this summer. While he is gone.; "iSJ" structure, ef- ... liiciciicj. acouritalIm- ti PROPERTY TAX FAX , his lamily will be livine in Church bcrd members and and procedures. ceming real or personal proper- mer Marie Lander of Hermiston. j th rninisiers at , hmn 9"r'parinr $tat Rislatuits is - piease state au tne tacts as rney have two children. Doug- i Ttnmrta,. M ann r to Man By EEP. lETUf KAKK. jt. s . f briefly as possible and mail it ! las 20 and Linda 9. to your COlTfTY ASSESSOR Joyce Kitch under the name -FEOPEETT TAX FAX". Please' ask only one question per sheet. : Then watch this column for the ' answef. . TO THE EDITOR. . Our church plans to rent its basement and other parts of the building to as indmaaal tor op eration of a kxndeiuu.' len. This will be operated by as indrnd ual lor profit Will that portion of our church .used as e kinder oarten be tax exempt? ANSWER: No. To allow the tax exempt status of the church to tie ex tenaed to the profit making kin-; cif-gartt-n would be subsidizing ; the kinderganen at the expense of rther taxj.E.vers. Since the tenting to an individual lot the-. 207 Prospect Ave. Long Beach, CaliL Iv-ar Friends: Enclosed is $3 to renew sub ; Thursday evening, given by the j r irst Assembly of God and as ,'sisted by members of the Beth j 'l Assembly of Pendleton. Heppner pod plcyers. bet- j tling with 9 other top teams t(in"-i i mvuju, k. mu Liiia, .ian- wives were invited to join a banouet t? " i,"""u',s. ' hv ,t i-oiuparing automobiles mey au are designed to do the same thing, but their make up and appearance are widely diverse. It's my contention that the caliber and true character of the w.-egon legislature is rrosslv riicrtnrro V,.- .v- . . . liit. n-ianveiv low raung trie Mate received TVn . s-f.TM.r.ai integrity and uticauon oi Oregon Legislators COMMUNITY BILLBOARD 4 field, have shot their way into 2nd place, 4 games out of .t,i, o.i - . v" v scription of Wrr. B. Hughes, Box ' ' " remaining, certainly rates near the top of Read my paper today and al-1 nonrM. . --( ..ii.t;. oouoie-oealsng. bribery so clippmgs from Oregon ian. j Lik like you had wind while j we are having earthquaKes. it one or gets lietisivt bilih. Cunseouenth. on ).v smaD j-ercentage uf'thos '",d.urtir ? tmdergarten lor . ... , p'f:t wouli be a non religious n Well into the seventh week of the in session, many state l-gisintfi': are unfKpating whu: ouic! tie the longest asemb)j tm record. Th number of bills law. introcuoec m tne two houses Ttiere are rtirrenJ se erai ' uirr; religious purjoii. ijtt already surpassed wnfiioer-; pnipohals. tn-iore committee j fcbiy tne number registered ir ' which. 1 think, should be con-jWnM4 sioered ir. terms of neeessarv ac-1 iUt.t&. XI - , , , , . . cfame at 6 in the morn and woke : Cnool LUriCn fnen US me up and I didnt realize that w as wrong until it was nearly ot. We had quite a shaking up but no damage done to me oi my lamily. One sister works in RCA he-ad office and it is in evacuated area so she has a tjon. Her home is iinroaur-ec weather legis- ,. -.,. ,-.- rsyt ana only glasses ;ve scrutiny to become gooc : its tax exemnt status lw that u P a oroKe poraor if t'ie building used lor- Ei la Presented Through Courtesy Eeppner Branch FIRST NATIONAL BANK ChUdren to ride the bus from her only damage. I plan to leave here Feb. 26 as I have to he is Portland March 7 to 1 present at a lam-' ily reunion in honor of my old-! er sister's SCtt weridmg annri-er-' sarv. u - -1 , misappropnanon. Xn i rich from hL legislator's salaiv ;No one is in the Legislature to i free ride. j In short the citins of Ore ; gon can be assured that no mat :ter what materialistic surxfx-s i shew, the ethical standards, ex pertise and personal dep-rtr-cr.t . r.icn. ur.rorrunateh-. are ol the highest or- oer. Heppner neniealmj end Eich Schools SC3DOL EOT VCFCS Monday. March 1 Sloprv Joe homemade bun. buttered com,' Neighborhood Center Calendar (Feb. SS-March 4) fctiundance uf laws upon ad- j wvironment. lie tlie rt -inurnment Some propwAi, are ' mammg weei til tb eoiaian rrrrly amendments to exissing ' I ill be oevotirur these para-s-ta?ut. Otlers are duplieatjon graph to comments on ttie stat f bills already introduced k us of Sese prouoMJs. 1 will re ! n ierred to eommittee. StiH oth-1 vr these pnofct ir term " re IrtrmentaT and can be 1 uf their xmpaa ct tt Colutr- tre record year; veteran law- r . 1 kioc xiiar. 3i " , f r j rtT. u hw i.,ct Ter "- lb issue. 1 oort sup- v.r n w it .aie t nera propel in 1968. becauae of the , catum. and urban aSai an bus' to toe Teen Pe TU make n to Hrppnex be-; Vt , VM. ST" France claims cifficult prouiem of reajipurtion-! t-mg giv . hard took by the V-S alJke 13 as 1 stop-'and vis-' uJJT rT and tSrS -: respect!., committee, as are? S ' sTn?r ckL ! " y on the road, l' JgrcS- c T tnore-rexjy m.ularizec ! K ?ou wuid like to ride the f W' : Wednesdav. March 3 - Beef 11' an1 An abunoanc of ba now f bus to mu-h and undsv 1 w earthquake jolts but none . w,.hU , w 7- t , f:TXV ,n o,s not necesariiv n,ean at ' ,SKU iE protecUon ,u , 7? 1 seem to he very heaT. 1 OiLEA em. inu liUxirton. -MSZof S:ncereh. rrk " " ete. fa r- r G-A-T-B- 'the AsM-mbH God Church in E Hurhe Thursday. March 4 Bex-Tae. J1 only j H'ppr-t. C76 55K t. Tou are in- lettuce vegrtatie salad, frsis (I pm.-4 C 'nd visit the Bible Study j cobbler mucins, butter. rr73c .Wed. Xi-v 3v. ?;t- , for adults each Wednesday night About 15 miZios people mj rridty. Marci 5 Vegetable es ;(," ,' " ' " c!-s-at 7.3T' Be lookir lo? yva at this country fcv hirth defects ' soup pt arut butter sncwk- Tiirs." Vfxrcii 4 - . the tsenices- ise-itius enrrcrt. to aSecT their J es. kur' wj-e rate ircit ' -i ..j "- t':" By lion Bj-wer cO bL .' rr.Jt ' . " r-- FEB. 27 Rock Club meeting 7:30 pjn at the McMartry Bldg. FEB. 2S Buffet Dinner at Lexinfitor Grange, 1.-00 to 3:C0 pjn- FEB, 26 Spagheni Feed at HHS Cafe teria sponsored bv Sopho more class, 4:00 to 6:3C p.m. Adults SL25, Students tUKi Pre-schoolers 75c MARCH 2 Golden Age Club, 7:00 pJS-, Potluck dinner All Sstr.ts pisxral Pansii Hall M ARCH 2 Wanglers Potluck at 6:30 1 Annex MARCH 3 Morrow County Rifle and Fis tol aub at 7:30 at County Courthoui. Speaker, Herb Brusman, Bur eau of Sports, Fisheries 4 Wildlife. Open to rublic SFOXSOKED AS A PUBLIC SXXVTCX BT C A. RUGGLES Insurance Agency '(Xsn S47 PH. S7S-S625 K no answer call Ray Boyce. er-53S4 niC'Ldted Into more c.ri pre ' ti Easu-,