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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday, October T. ml Oris Padbcrg Services Today Orl Ransom Henry r-ailtxTg died at Si. Anthony Hospital In I'entlletnn or Monday. Mr. lal-Ix-rg w 73 years olt and had lived in Lexington His entire lifetime. Ho Marled the Padlwre Machinery business there witn hlH non Kl'ifn In 1917 after farm Inn fr 20 years nnd working neveril years with Ralph Jack win's Implement business at Lexington. Service today (Thursday) will bo at 2:00 at tho lieppncr Ma Konic Temple. Judne Paul V. Jones acting Worshipful Master of AK A AM No. 120 will offici ate. Mr. and Mm, Curl Mamunrdt will sins -Itock ft Arcs" ami "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." Oris I'udheru wan born March 31. In Lexington, son of John H. INulherR and Del Lieu alien. On May 11, 1919 he wan unit'! in rnarriaee to Cutio Frldl-v at LexiiiL-ton. Their 50th VV.-ddinj,' anniversary Kie.st book was signed by l.VJ persoas at a lovely (jatlieriitj; In the hall of Hully Kcbckuh l-odj;e in Lex infrton. Mr. Padberg lias been a mow her of Lexington IOOF, and lone AF & AM No. 120 for more than 25 years. Besides Mrs. PmlbcrK. he Is survived by a (laughter Mrs. Doris Vinson of Monument, sons Klden and Charley, Lexington, a brother Archie of Heppner, eight grand children, and nine great grandchildren. The active bearers will be Hill PadlMTR, Dnrrell Padbcrg, Karl Padberg, Lindsay Kinca I d, Ceorg'j Miller, and Lewis Hal vorsen. Serving as honorary bearers will be Ralph Jackson, ('. C. Cnrmichael, Adolph Ma Jeske, Ioy Campbell, Archie Munkers and Cecil Jones. Vault interment will follow at Lex inglori Cemetery. Sweeney Mor tuary is in charge of the ar rangements. Contributions may he made to the Pioneer Memorial Hospital fund. Community Pride Meets A Big Success - J FT '!.'' ct"t V ff i y 1 I '. - t - , " ,. li i -A y lb i3 P. O. Has Lato Mail Distribution In order to comply with the latest labor laws per collective bargaining agreements, part time employees utilized on a siil it shift basis must be sched uled over a period not to ex ceed a 10 hour span. Since the local Post Office has been spreading assignments for part time employees over an 11 hour day on a split shift basis, compliance with the new law necessitates having such em ployees report for work at 8:00 a.m. instead of 7:00 a.m. Fail ure to adhere to the law's re quirements would necessitate tho payment of overtime, for which there are no funds. It Is anticipated all first class mail will be boxed up by not later than !):00 a.m., and all other mail by not later than 10:00 a.m. Mail for delivery by Star Routes 1 and 2, will be dis patched on a variable schedule of 9:30 a.m., or upon receipt of mail thereafter. Need spare cash? Advertise unused items on the classified page of The Gazette Time. MOVING?? Local or Long Distanc Free Estimate Call Gene Orwlck 989-8588 or Condon 384-2292 Agents for United Van Lin Decide what to d and then follow through! Hie success or failure of the 4 H Community Trlde program depends on the efforts of you nnd other young ncoiilc woiking to improve their communities." This message was given the Morrow Counlv delegation at- 'tending Oregon's first 1 II Com munity Pride conference In Sa lem Friday and Satuitiay (Sept. 21-25I. Icpresenting Morrow County were III members: Peggy Schlichting, Rhonda Sargent and Herb F.k.strom. Mrs. Lynnea Sargent, 1 II leader from Hepp ner and Don Stangel, 411 Ex tension agent accompanied our youth delegates. The purpose of the first state wide 1-H Community Pride con ference, which followed the theme Youth in Action", was to train 1 11 members and lead ers how to conduit community improvement programs at home, explained Don Stangel, Morrow Extension Agent. Community Pride will be con-1 din ted as a statewide I II ac tivity for the first time during the coming year after success ful pilot programs held earlier. The program will be conduct ed by I II members who will survey the community, select project and then determine how it will be carried out. In some cases, 4-11 members alone will be able to do the job. In others it is expected that they will work cooperatively with others in the community. A highlight of the conference was a talk by State Senator Don winner, Portland, whose topic was 'Concerned Youth Mak ing a Liveable Tomorrow". An other presentation during the conference was a panel of 4-H members discussing ideas and experiences gained from some of the pilot programs. Additional ideas were illus trated Saturday afternoon when certificates were presented to eight counties for outstanding programs conducted earlier this year as part of the 4-H Com munity lYIde program. Grant County 4-H members re ceived a citation for their ef forts toward completing Monu ment Park. Much of the effort to date has involved making new plantings in their recrea tional area. Young people in Helix iden tified the need for a community center and set to work to con vert a former school building into such a center to win a ci tatlon for Umatilla County. So far, 4-H members and others have been able to fix up two rooms for community meetings and a third room for a library. Their future plans include a, youth recreation room. The conference was planned by a committee of 4-H members working closely with staff mem bers of the Oregon State Uni versilv Cooperative Kxtenslon Service and Standard Oil of California, which Mwmsors the program In the western (dates. Leaders Train VI' A.U Youth ftifr? n "cvr Lexington Folks Visit Families LKXINOTON Mr. arid Mrs. Vern Viall and children spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson. Mrs. .Marvin Way was called to Goldendale on Thursday night by tho serious illness of her father, who recently had major surgery. Dixie Kay Peck of San Fran cisco. Calif., is visiting at the Cecil Jones home this week. She motored to Lexington on Monday with Kochelle Smith, fi ancee of George Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Marsh all of Boise, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Marshall of Albany have been visiting at the Ken neth Marshall home where they helped celebrate the Ken Mar shall's 48th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer spent the weekend at Ukiah. Mrs. A. F. Maje.ske has re-i turned home from Oresham where she visited her daughter Mrs. Harvey Wright, and Mr. Wright who is a patient in a hospital there recovering from major surgery. Sandi Wright, a 1 year old granddaughter re turned home for a visit with her grandparents. F.arl Miller of Portland spent tho weekend in Lexington. Mrs. Lola Breeding has return ed home after some time spent with her mother, Mrs. Emery Burnside In Spray. Cattlemen Urged to Join Back Tagging Program Earlier this year Morrow County was recertified as a Cer tified Bovine Brucellosis Free Area. To maintain this status, approved surveillance procedures must be conducted under the cooperative State-Federal bru cellosis eradication program. Morrow County now has one reactor herd which indicates that more testing of animals which go directly to slaughter would be advisable. Don Stangel, Morrow County livestock agent, reports that ar rangements have been made to have back tags available through the Extension Office In Heppner. For more information on the program, visit or pnone tne in tension office (676-9642). KINZUA NEWS K1NZUA Mr. and Mr pougla Sargent tweame the parrnU of a on, Rpt- T.Hh, In Tha ViUet General Ho-pliaL Tha bttby wplijhed 7 b. 13 3 4 o.. ha berr named Wil liam Allen and will be called Will. Grandmother axe Mr. Gvorgann Lamon ff The Dalles and Mm. Myrna Sargent of Sil verton. Great grandmother U Mr. Ann Shaffer of Condon. Mr. Marvin Mine. Mm. Al len NUtad. and Mrs, Milt Bor Ing were business vlKitora to The Dalle taut Wednesday. Mr. Jack Wilwy wa a busi ness visitor to Pendleton Tnurs- day, remaining there until Sat urday when ahe went to Join Mr Wilsey at Pale at their hunting cabin. They returned home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Di. k Harper and son ciavin went w Itnuiie Fri day to visit their d.aighter Con nie and other relatives, Connie is attending school nt Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hint of Lebanon were weekend hunt ing guests of Mr, ami Mrs. Mar vin Hines. Mr. niid Mrs. Arthur Sparks nnd family of Portland siH-nt the weekend heie visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Luper nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oyler and son Don or Bend visited rela tives here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Peterson nnd Cheryl of Portland spent the weekend here with Paul Muzzy. Mrs. Muzy Is still hos pitalized nt Emanuel Hospital In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stubble- field of Corbet t sijent the week- i end here visiting with relatives and when they returned home took their son Omar Lee with them. He had spent the past two weeks visiting grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Stub biefield and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hoover. Mr. r(nd Mrs. Ronald Reichelt nnd family of Portland spent the weekend here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Malloroy and Tim. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Gamroth ind family of Veronia spent the weekend visiting with Mr. nd Mrs. Bob Dyer. When they returned homo Monday they left the children for a longer visit with their grandparents. Mrs. Joe Worlein and grand son Joe Mattison of Portland spent the weekend here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Hyatt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Goodyear of Portland spent several days last week here visiting with Mrs. Goodyears parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nistad. The Goodyears had been on vaca tion to various points in Canada. I0NE UNITED CHUftCM Or CHRIST R-v. William Arthur, Minuter Ph. 422-7i30 Church School. 9 45. Worship Service. 11:00 Women Fellow khin. 4th Thursday in hornet. LEXINGTON CHURCH or CHRIST Don V. Johnson. Minister Ph. 676 WJ Bible School. 10:00, Morning Worship, 11:00. Christian Youth Hour and Kvenlng Worship, combined with Heppner, w-e below. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2113 N. Gale Ph. 676-D20!) Piiaiur Don W. Johnson Bible School, 10:13. Morning Worship, i;30. Christian Youth Hour, 6:30. Evening Worship, 7:30. CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS American Legion Hall- Chase St. Paul Warren, President III. K7S 9700 Sundtt): Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m. Sunday School, 10:00. Sacrament Service, 11:00. Mutual, Wed. Eve,, 7:43. Primary, Wed., 4:20. Relief Society, Wed., 10:00. ST. MTMCri ni ST. WILLIAM S CATHOLIC CHURCHES Fr. Raymond Beard Ph. 67iS ST. PATRICK'S tlleppnerl: Sun day MauM-a: 7:30 and 11:00. ST. WILLIAM'S (lone): Sunday Mats: 9:13. Confession. St. Patrick's. Satur dav. 7 8 am. Altar Society. lt Tuesday, 8:00 om. Holy Name Society after 11:00 mass on 2nd Sunday. SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST 710 E. Barrett I'li-tur Michael Bruwnfleld, Hermiston 5ti7-3fM Sabbath School. 9:30 a.m., Sat urday. Worship Service, 11:00 a.m., Saturday. Dorcas. Monday. i:.i. On Harlan McCurdy, Sr"s 82nd Birthday, Tuesday, Delia McCur dy told us they have just cele brated their 54th anniversary on Sept. 16 up at the Blake Resort. Their daughter, Mickey, and son-in-iaw, Leonard Gilman, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Viola Gilman, brother Dean, and sis ter Mrs. Henry Stotts, and will drive the McCurdys south. They plan to leave Thursday morning for Dulzura, Calif. Dur ing their summer vacation in the mountains many old friends have enjoyed visiting with them. ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL Church St. and Gale Rev. Dan Thompson Ph. 676-9970 Morning Prayer, 10:00, 2nd and 4th Sundays. Holy Communion, 10:00, 1st and 3rd Sundays. Holy Communion, 7:30 a.m. every Sunday. Church School. 10:00 every Sunday. ECW, 1st Sunday after church. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Church and Gale Rev. Edwin Cutting. Minister Ph. C76-9224 Sunday School. 9:43. Worship. 11:00. WSCS. 3rd Thursday, 8:00. Suzannah Circle, 3rd Wed., Adult Choir practice Wed., f:15. Children's Chorus, Men., 3:30. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Willow St. and Gale r.istor, Donald D. Burwell Ph. 676-5381 Sunday School, 9:45. Morning Worship, 11:00. Youth Group, 6:00 Evening Worship, 7:00. WMC, Wed., 1:30 at Church Prayer Meeting Wed., 7:30. THE LUTHERAN CHURCHES Rudolph Mensch, Pastor Ph. 676-9940 VALBY (lone): Worship, 9:00. ALCW 3rd Wed., 10:00. HOPE (Heppner): Worship, 11:00. Sunday School, 9:45. ALCW 2nd Thurs., 8:00. CONDON Services 1st and 3rd Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday School, 6:30 p.m. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE North Gilmore St. Pastor Floyd Everhart 513 Pioneer Dr. Ph. 676-5529 Sunday School. 10:00. Morning Worship, 11:00. Evening Inspiration, 7:00. Children's Wonder Hour, Thurs., 3:30. Mid week Service. Thurs., 8:00 p.m. Don Peterson Elected Notional NFO Director Don Peterson of lono wu rlected National Director of NFO at the recent state meeting at Indian Hill Motel In Pendleton. He will act m co ordinator be tween Oregon and National NFOa. Th meeting In rendleton was well attended by farmers from all over Oregon representing a broad variety of crops and live, stock. There were 40 member from Morrow County at the meeting. Bible Study Invites All Interested Rev. Edwin Cutting announces that a Bible Study class will be held each Sunday evening at 7:30 at the Methodist Church, startine Oct. 17. This group Is onen to any Interested adults. The text to be used will cost enrollees $1.33. This book, "The Life and Teaching of Jesus' by Bauman has been adopted for use throughout the United States this year. 9 . m ft Mr. Cutting nas ouerca two different study classes each of the last several years. Trio classes usually adjourn about 9:00. Little Banker Arrives Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lovgren announce the arrival of their first child, Michael Scott on Oct 4. He weighed 7 lb., 8 oz. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Lovgren of Lexington and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sundln of Pendleton. Great grandmother Is Mrs. Roberta Garrison of Heppner. WATCH THE WORLD SERIES In Living Color At BUCKNUM'S TAVERN COURTESY OF JACK VAN WINKLES SEARS CATALOG STORE Teenagers can be 4-H leaders. The emphasis today Is on al lowing youth to assume respon sibilities. Teenagers are success fully leading clubs in many ar eas of Oregon. Coiigrafulatbsjs q members... WARMEST CONGRATULATIONS TO MORROW COUNTY 4-H CLUBBERS SUPPORTS YOUR IMPORTANT PROGRAM FULLY-"4-H BRIDGES THE GAP" for their ' OUTSTANDING WORK CW(grt 7 OIL M 50 GAL BONUS .1 LI HEPPNER OREGON To Homeowners . . . Switching to Paul Pettyjohn Co. on Furnace Oil and Stove Oil. The bonus will be considered burned on Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day, Valentines Day, Lincoln's Birthday, Washington's Birthday and Easter. S and H Green Stamps Paul Pettyjohn Co. U2f SERVING MORROW COUNTY PLANTS AT HEPPNER and IOXE Call 422-7254 GREEN STAMPS Western Auto Sfore i HOttS 8 K 4 676 wsa
