A Good Question?
Are You A 1
Newcomer?
Obviously newcomer w
lonnvwo who ha newly arrlv-,
cd. Yet itam newcomer stay,
rtw.Mmer much longer than
.itltt.ru. Why? I
IVrhajis they are not really
m i to to (el welcome. They,
f..-l like out.-ldcr. They are
alow to become Involved In
community affairs. When pcr-
horn new In a community feel
"new" too long. Is it tho area'
fault or tho new person'?
M.iyho now people need to be
rV.p-d into community actlvl J
ties. Mae they should reach
out and Join a church or a club
or two. New hands and new.
liea 1 can Le so helpful to the
t.l l hand and head. j
Aft-T Joining a group one
teeLi really a part, really ac
r..rit..!. Oim soon thinks and
say. 'Our church . .
ClUl . . Illlr iuwii. i iiw " .
T! Community Welcome to- I P osenuj em P
night in the High School Cafe Ange the Lo Angckn
tonun is arranged to help new- L Aiffi M VSS-
corners lose their "new" feeling. w ,.0rlcn' ,rhnc
Tjgether we can make new
corn t. feel really aecepied. a
real working part of our com
munity. Then we won't be us-
"mer?" Justine' Mr.. Huth MeCabe and Mrs.
, ? ?,Lee Pettyjohn were co-chairmen
in NOTE- for lone IfA's II! recognition
Cur new reporter. Justine! program at the high school
Wc.itherford. says. 'Today the Thursday night. Oct. 14
right questions are most lm- The program featured skits
p-.rUnt Good questions stimu- an.l talks by members of var
late thinking which can lead i -us 4-H groups in the lone
a improved actions!" area. 4-H camp songs were en-
Justine ancsni yruiuwe n -,,.,
Mrs. Elmer Lana s uuiuoor
i i
JUDITH ANNE KINTON
Engaged
Mr. ami Mm. Clove Hlnton an
nounce the engagement of their
rt umhter. Judith Anne, to Lar
ry Dale Wilson, son ot Mr- ,nd
)Ipi, Clarence Wilson of Irrlgon.
MIsm Hlnton U a 1970 Grad
uate of Riverside High School,
ami attended Blue Mountain
i-..n.n iwvkini' a certificate
in dental assistance. Her fiance
Is a 19M graduate of Riverside.
our and attended Weaver Airline
c.i i u L'lniii Pitv Mo. He
I Hum iii - -
lone Gardeners Toko Two Trips
The morning of Oct. 13 found f Where the bomb fell In Hlro
the tnTcarden Club member.' hlma the people have erected .
on highway 19 to Condon. May-j Urge peace atatue.
vllle Fossil and Service Creek. After dellclou refreshment
Here the member left high- 0f pineapple cheo cake. gueU
way 19 and followed 207 to were given an extra treat tour
Mitchell. Destination Painted 'ng Mm. Meyer' home and at
.. ... ...... n.i. vc.wi iiii-wtl iu -i. i. ti.i uhere she had many
Hk-v. 20. of her beautiful oil painting
Alter eating sack luncne in displayed,
the park the group continued on Tho making the trip were
the tour of the hills. A the Mrs. Harold lluber. Mr. Van
members Mood on the soft. iubbard. Mr. Fredrick Martin,
crumbly mass, unlike aoll. they MrK Ralph Crum. Mr. Lee ret
f..n a iiioiiL-h thev mlcht be i,.hn rtev. and Mr. Edwin
rm another nlanet. The colorful funlne. Mrs. Wallace Wolff
I lone PTA Honors
1 4-H Organizations
rrmftt inn of this area were
laid down millions of year ago
during the time in which vol
canoes In the Cascade shower
ed wind-carried pumice and ash
Into Central Oregon.
Strntn at Hill
Nearly all the strata exposed i
ni daughter Kathv and Mm
Wolff guest Mr. F.d Conty,
from the Heppner Garden Club
Next Meeting
The next meeting of the lone
r.nii.n rtuh will lie Nov. 10 at
Mr. F. G. Griffith' home. The
sue. She needs
ericouragi-ment.
some help and
Leta Thomas Here
I.r'.H Th-Tii s of Portland and
Ariinm wa here last week vis
itirig friends. She was the house
guest of Sadie Parri.sh who en
tertained in her honor as did
Mad'e Thomson.
tvjohn's Merry Mixers Cooking
Club arranged decorations and
served refreshments. The cooks
offered international goodies
I uilt on recipes from various
foreign countries.
Mrs. Delmer Buschke and
Softie went to Greshain last
weekend to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright.
COME IN AND ENJOY OUR
OF VALUES
October 22 and 23
Men's and Ladies'
mire
Famous Brand Name Reg. $59.00
Sale Pi
Costume Jewelry
3 iov
0D
See Our Table of
OS can
FABULOUS
PRICE REDUCTIONS
d ENDS
"Something from the Jeweleffc
U oIwot something pedaL"
iKJ
JEWELERS
Stan Soars! S AJt to S TM.
m MAW ST. KEPPKEB
PH. 676-9200
Nearly all the strata li'";, l .,, .nrvlnff Gar-
in 'ralnted H. ls region are . - ,Q Vm
referred to as the John Day For- " ' swanson.
mtinn. These strata exposea ..-...
....... . n . . lfno .-,- i i i li iii
triiiinif mlnr of red. white, ana ny snw. ...--
blue green. The lower part of
the formation contain plant re
mains. The fossil leaf Impres
simis ol redwood, cinnamon, fig.
alder and other trees and plants
found In the vicinity give clues
as to the former damp, warnr
climate of the area In the time;
before the rise of the present
Cascade Mountains.
Trip Home
Ritiirnlncr home by way of
Twickenham and coming out at
Shelton Wayside Park on Hwy.
19, the group tourea tne mu.se-1
im nt Fossil and then took !
IHIlir iu uik iii
lust beyond the ball park at
I I... i,ii- o..v.l iVVhlto
neeier iiinn ownuwi. .,i...
attending a football game, one
mifht Hi!? for fossils during
half time or if your team is;
losing, as the beds are jusi De
hind the goal posts).
Those enjoying tne oay anu
wishing for a return trip were
Mrs. Van Hubbard, Mrs. irea
rick Martin, Mrs. Wilma Ladd.
Mr; riarence Holtz. Mrs. Lee
Tettyjohn, Mrs. Harold Hufcer
and her gue.-.t Mrs. Jo Adkins
from College Tlace, Wn.
Visit Eloomer Girls
Monday night, Oct. 18, the
lone Garden Club were guests
of the Hermiston Bloomer Girls
Garden Club at the well-known
local artists' home Mrs. Letha
Meyers. The evening was spent
enjoying colored slides of Mrs.
Duane Alexander's recent trip
to Japan. Mrs. Alexander's pic
tures took us to the tea and
porcelain factories and to the
many shrines and lovely gar
dens in Japan. Some gardens
were all green, while others
grew beautiful azaleas and
wisteria. One of the most fa
mous was the rock garden.
Much different than our rock
gardens as there was no vege
tation, only the moss on the
rocks. This garden had 15 large
rocks displayed in a prayerful
manner on ground covered with
small white rocks or gravel
which was raked every day. The
rocks were placed in such a
manner you could never see all
15 at the same time. From some
angles only 8 stones could be
seen. This was truly a garden
for quietness and meditation.
Few Lawns in Japan
"What few lawns are in Japan
are cut by scissors by little
ladies wearing kimonos," Mrs.
Alexander told the group.
Leon Balls to Observe
25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ball willi
Anniversary Oct. 24 from 2 until
5 p.m. at their new mobile
home at 373 Water St. All
friends and relatives are cord
ially invited to share this dav
with them. They request there
be no gifts. Their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Ball of Portland, assisted by
Mrs. Albert Wright and Mrs.
R. G. Watkins are planning the
festivities.
I.O.N.E. TOPS Lose
To Win Foil Honors
th best l.u-n In the evrn
club participation IhU 111 are
ih member t4 the I Only
Novd F-iicouragemeiU tlONK.
Club, They fr out i i u
er with in pound loa per
member to win Iltrlet Reoug
Uti.n Day Honor. They to.
home the dUtrlct pl.to.ue which
U now having their club name
engraved on It
Sven club from three coun
tie compete; over the l
month leading up to thl fall
Recognition Dy. "Turn Over A
New Lear, which ai rrng
isi and can led out by the Ko
Kit Calorie Fighter and the
Condon Do or Diet Club. The
gathering wit held at the I'nlt
ed Methodist Church In Fossil
at Thursday.
Mildred Eubank titceU
The big Individual winner,
who U now 23't pound mall
cr tht.n he wa lx month
ago I Mr. John Kubank t Mild
red!. Olex. a member of the
TO N E. Club.
Morrow County women from
lone. Lexington, and Heppner
participated In the pmgram.
Mr. Fern Christian. IVndleion.
area aupervlsor gave the prin
cipal talk and presided at the
graduation of two Condon mem-
BEPPNKI. (Olt). CAITTTI TINIt. Thawder. Ckt. 1 Wl
ber. Marilyn Frumen and Lor
raine Bate, from TOIS to
KOI". The new KOI"S have
reached the weight aU thev
K-l and mul now Keep Oil
found Senslblv.
Many Joining CUU
Mr. Chi Mian nupervlsee an
ar vkhkh Include 13 countie
and I divided Into 6 duirict
which Include 63 chapter. Pres
ently over 1500 women In Kt
ern Oregon belong to TOPS.
When Mr. Christian became u
pervUor In June, 1IH.3 there were
cftv 19 chapter In the area.
Morrow, Gilliam, and Wheel
er Countie make up thl dis
trict under Captain ChrU Nix of
Condon. She re pom that her
district now Include 1(M member.
Lii Stepbcoa la new emptey
a typUt for Metro Credit lur--.iu
In Portland. She and her
cousin. Sandra Hatch khare an
apartment. She wa In Heppner
for the weekend.
Ulice Halting and Mr, riaak
Connor were In Foret Grove
last week vlsitln Mr. and Mr
Roger Connor. Mi. Hasting U
eettlna around acain after
breaking her ankle. She had not
ct gone back to work at Ml-Ladies.
m m m t wm i m
1 j 'ee" y
1 fftl' fA?TriSO
B SCon,$00
UA FmUy Pac ' "J-fflSafaiW
M Pork Chops-79c
4-6-8 to Pkg. ;
Bar "S" Skillet SUe
Ml SLICED BACON
TO 12 o, Pkg. j
UAff II I'M IIV'I I Mm lUT Wl
44 Calorie Salad
TOl'S member were IntereM
ml tn a mlmeoL-ith?d booklet
of low calrie fetipe put to ¬
gether by Jei renin? wi
Mritn Kroman, Condon, whuh
avaiUbl at the dutrict
meeting lt week in FokmI.
Here u wbien tiiow Mlall
recipe that make five serving
of 44 calorie ea-h taken Itom
that collection.
Infredlentsi
I envelope or 1 TB. unllavonM
gelatin
1 lb. can diet grapefruit mvtlon
1 cun biitllnff water
I tsp. Umon Juice
2 TB rttflclal awei-tening
t, tip alt
1 cup grated carrot
Sotten gelatin In liquid drain
ed from grapefruit, add bolting
water, ttr to diolve gelatin.
Add lemon Juice, wectencr. vin
egar and . , ,
Chill until mixture begin to
thicken. Fold In grapefruit an.
carrot. Spoon Into lightly oll-d
1 qt mold. Chill.
A lape In the diet I the
paue that refleshe.
Gazette-Tlmea want ad pay-
MJB
COFFEE
10 ox.
Instant Lb.
$1.49
Uncle Ben's
DILL PICKLES
22 0Z.3$
MJB TEA
100 BAGS Qgc
Pacific
Shrirrsip
Top Food Mandarin ; ;
ORANGES
Nestle's
Quib
Friends Invited To
Ball-Olds Wedding
Mr. and Mr.s Don Ball, lone,
cordially invite firends to at
tend the marriage of their dau
ghter Marsha on Sunday at 1:30
at the lone United Church of
Christ.
The bridegroom, John Olds is
from Boring where his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olds reside.
ALL NEW
PURSES
$12.95
MiLADIES
f Aft WmmmmWmmmWmmm
f FROZEN FOOD
7 - ... nvtAlinkf
2 LB. HAbtl onunn
J
Oranges . 8 lb. $1.00
Lettuce .5 hds. $1.00
PRICES GOOD OCT. 22 Cr 23
Tomatoes ... lb. 29c
PoJaioes
$1.00
Yellow Onions . lb. 5c
Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
It's nice to save twice
low prices and S&H
Green Stamps
MARKET