Bookworms Learn
Of Future Shock
Mr. Jmr Ttiiiitrtn iticw.
-d AMrt TWfhr's runaway tuki
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Jt,.,Kwurm Club at 1 lorn.il
tjreen hMH TumJj" pMimiij,
ftb. 1, Nino nu'tnbt'r mid a
luil. Mi. Virginia M.tk. n
Joyed the rt- ii-w. ih r'liiij
if a NVw V'(ir k-in-r friu t
lta Humphrey Thma, ill
I hp lr pwvifw M-rxIni; of thWt
year's Wheal League cakit i iti i
liM-llt f.iP ll I., uUn In Ihid 1 . t
sue). Th crlnry. Mr, Yth ,
t-rfurd, Lm) art nctnuiit of
It nut cnjil.' ni uih
V.tK Thomni in Iut Atijtua
l.-mi on Jim. 22.
A -Mu.r Book
Sin r-ilr ami r? i- ei
c imiiUt "Kuiuiv Shot-It" Mime-
llttt Of II M-lU-t to Charles'
ru ich'n Tin Greening of Amer
ica", Both books have become
'filing fur hljrh school, unlver
tli) and adult Muili'nik of the
American Mvnc, j
Mm. ThoniMin reviewed from
the paperback edition by Ban
tam Books.
The bK)k contains extensive
no!w on each chapter and a
l nj;thy bll liofnijiliy. It author,
.Min Tofftcr ha been an edi
tor of Fortune" and a Wash
ington corresiondent. He hits
written for man periodicals such
"Life", l!orln". "Playboy"
and the "Annals of the Acad
in.y of Political and Social Scl
ii.tf", Jlo Is thf author of "The
I'ul'ure C'oru-umers" and the ed
itor of the prize-winning volume
"The Schoolhouse In the City".
He has tauKl.t ut several e.reitt
universities and served as ad
i!mt to many Kicnificant funds
nl organizations.
Ccrlbe Today's ChongM
This bi'k Is about the pres
ent. It Is about what is happen-'
ing today to people and groups
wh- are somewhat overwhelm
eil by change. Chanie affects
our products, communities, or
g animations even our patterns
of friendship and love. Mr. Tof
fler vividly describes the emerg
ing 'super- industrial world
tomorrow's family life, the rise
of new businesses, subcultures,
life-styles and human relation
?hips all of them temporary.
"Future Shock" Illuminates
to 41
UMATILLA COUNTY DLUlct
Attorney K t. (Joe) Smith,
boa announced hU candid 007
Irr the Democratic nomina
tion tor Oregon Attorney &n-tel.
he win Id of tomoirow by ex
pliHlint! countless cliche about
Rookies Prevail
In Overtime
ly CRCG GREEN
Led by John Kilkenny's 17.
and Kenny rVkman 16 count
era the Mailing Heppner froh
overran Pilot Itovlt Tuesday, 61-
yj In overtime.
Pilot It.xk ran ahead In the
I In. 1 pa-rtiMl 217, but the Baby
Muldtin r-ialt.ited. and led by
1 l halflime.
The (! of I lie game wa
louch and iiM with both team
lied M M al the end of the 4th
iurter. Mike Mills, and John
Kilkenny's foul hootlnj clinch
ed the game for lleppner dur
ing the merlime.
Individual scoring for llepp
ner: Kilkenny 17, Kckman 16.
Mill 9, J. Onlry 8, M. Crave
li. D. MiLeod 4, Kay Curnutt 1.
Board of Review
v .
'Mi
Morrow County 4-Hers
Give to IFYE Fund
Morrow County 4 II contribut
ed $100 to the fiimls for Inter
11. 1 1 1-m I Farm Youth Exchange
totlay. 11 will intrigue, provoKe, ,)tj.rarn mis year. 4 II clubs
friKhten. enwurage and. above ,onated appmximately $sa of
all. change everyone who reads ,nL ,um wl,h soUln Morrow
It. It haa provoked vivid reac- c,jUncll contributing the remain
lions and comments from out- ,,.r
alanding "in" people. 1
C. P. Snow aays. "Remark-.
able ... No one ought to have u ,
the nerve to pontificate on our 4-H Leaders
jm.s,m worries without reading Mtend Conference
THESE BOY SCOUTS of Troop No. Ml hcrvo tuit boon boloio
tha Board of Review and paad tbour aocood class roqulramtnta
xcopt for Charles Bawlins who hormna a Tendorlool Scout
SCOUT MASTER Darrol McLachlan cooaratulatts Bruos Young.
Others from left art Assistant Scout Master Tom WUsoa. Allen
Burkenbino. Charles Bawlins. Stevo Malcom. Dcnrld McLachlan.
COLE ELECTRIC
Motor Bowtedtaa
NDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL!
FARM AND HOME
endleton 276-'
R. Buckminster Fuller com
ments, "Cogent , . . brilliant . ..
I huv n I numlM-rs will read
It."
Betty Kii.dan calLs It brilli
ant and true; Marshall McLu
h.m dinlao's. "Future Shock.. i.
Is where It's al'."
John Dicbold writes, "For
bore who want to understand
the Mx-l.il and psychological 1m-pliCHtl-iiN
of the technological
revidution. this Is an Incompar-all.-
look."
Nancy Myers, Virginia Grleb,
Mayko Buchanan and Rose Wil
son accompanied Don Stangel
In Corvallis to State 411 Leader
Conference.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Malda ntt reports that
she drove to Hermlston on Sun
day with Marvin Britt and his
daughter Debbie to visit with
her sister-in-law Mrs. Albert
Schunk and with Flora's sister
Dolly Allstott. All of them then
visited Maida's brother Albert
Rev a Sehunk who Is a patient in the
Hospital. Albert,
look'Sihunk Is a former Heppner po
Mr. Hal Wbltaker has return
'-d home from a two week's bu.s
r.i-j-s ami pleasure trip to lex
as. She met her sister
BriilfiewHter from Beaver. Okla. J Hermlston
at Amarillo, Texas. They
in
Ihey were together. (pretty well during his hospital
Mrs. Whitaker organized Nu- ization.
trilite distributors at Dumas,
and Stinnett, Texas. She flew
back to Oregon in company
with Nona Sowell.
Joy Boll is Home
Jay Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Ball of lone, arrived
home last Tuesday, having com
pleted hN enlistment In the Ar
my. He spent 28 months In Ger
many. He worked In the postal
service at Schwelnfurt which la
In the northern part of Germany
about 75 miles from the Czecho
slovakia border.
This was a small attachment
and he was quartered In an
apartment in the village. He
found the German people
friendly. He says he doesn't
speak German fluently but he
can understand it pretty well.
In April he took a tour of
Switzerland, Austria and Italy.
He took a lot of pictures, visit
ed the U. N. Building In Gen
eva and went to Monaco.
He thinks things are high
here in the United States and
the one tihng he missed was a
good salad. They are hard to
find over there.
Robinsons To
Be Honored
A reception Feb. 13 at 2 p.m
will honor Mr. and Mrs. Crestun
Robinson on their 23th wedding
anniversary. It will be at their
home at 2!X) W. Church St.,
Heppner. Host will be their
children, Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Robinson, Moro, and Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Maglll, Pendleton
The couple requests there be no
gills-
An yon latere ted In tho Es
tate Planning Short Course ser
ies may attend any of them:
Y'V- O TIM A 11.. Ihoilrmaa.
" . I., . , . .1 i rru. o, 41111 1 1 1 1-1 1 iiuiuiauvc,
a Buck Owens show while lice officer He is coming a long Fob 22 Bank ,rusU and Her.
man Winter, legal. Feb. 29, Dr.
Blanch, economist. Sponsored by
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoT Gardner Extension Service,
year.
Tri-County Hereford
RANGE BULL SALE
60 HEREFORD BULLS 60
HORNED & POLLED-CLEAR PEDIGREED
Range Bulls Being Offered Are The Tops From The
Hereford Herds Of Oregon
CLEAR PEDIGREES GUARANTEE BY CONSIGNORS.
THERE WILL BE NO SALE IN THE NORTHWEST WHERE
THERE WILL BE THE SELECTION OFFERED SUCH AS THIS.
SALE 1:00 P.M.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9
FAIR GROUNDS
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED BY UNION COUNTY COWBELLES
La GRANDE. OREGON
SHOW AT 9:30 A.M.
FREE DELIVERY TO CENTRAL POINT ON HIGHWAY
UP TO 150 MILES AT BUYER RISK.
"HOME OF REPUTATION CATTLE"
Auctioneer: Ken Trout
For Further Information Write or Call Ralph D. Hart.
P. O. Box 760. La Grande. Oregon 97850 Phone 963-2127
accomoanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Jack VanWinkle were in Las
Vecas. Nev.. last week. The
Save those Christmas Cards. Gardner's attended the Western
Some of them can be next years -Market, saw latest siyies ior
gift tags. Select the most at-; Gardners wens wear nere.
tractive part of the card. Fold This requires some long hours
card and cut through both ' ana a great aeai oi care, now
thicknesses following the design' ever, it wasn't all work,; they
of the card. If you want to real-said. They saw some real good
ly be organized, do the cutting shows Including Red Skelton
now and store the taes with the' and Wayne Newton. Taking,
wrannlnmi. all readv for next care of the store In their ab
rr o-f - . T .. 1
sence were wie ieivuy uoiujki,
Jr's.
The Threaders 4-H Sewing
Club met at the home of Mrs,
Maxine Gray. We saw some
slides. All the girls have com
pleted their apron project. The
first year girls are now going
to make tote bags. The second
year girls are going to make
dresses.
We went to Case Furniture
and looked at fabrics. Mrs. Gray
told us what type of material
to use in our project.
Geri Grieb, reporter
A salmon dinner was enjoyed
Friday evening at the Gene
Fergusons. Guests were Virgin
ia Meek of Portland and the
Charlie Heards. After dinner,
they enjoyed seeing a colorful
slide tour of the "Delta Queen",
a famous river steamer.
Too Late to Classify
The High Hopes 4-H Sewing
Club met Jan. 27 at the home
of our leader, Mrs. Darrell
James with Barbara Palmer pre
siding. Mrs. James distributed
the new record books and new
pamphlets. Kathy Gilbert and
Barbara gave a demonstration
on making hems. We then had
a film strip entitled "Figure
Flattery Through Optical Illus
ion". Refreshments were served
by Kathy and Barbara.
Cassy Chapel, reporter
CARD OF THANKS
Words cannot adequately ex
press our deep appreciation for
the many kind and sympathet
ic acts that came to us at the
time of our recent bereavement.
We are deeply grateful to all,
especially Dr. Wolff and staff
at Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
The Weems Family
5p
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients receiving medical
care at Pioneer Memorial Hos
pital are Beulah Sherer, lone;
Kdith Case, Mike Davidson, and
Pat Doherty, Heppner.
Patients dismissed during the
vot?k Included Thomas Blue,
Kinzua; Barbara James, Hepp
ner.
MEFPNER, (OIL). GAZETTE -TIMES. Tkn&my. Tth. J. IM -4
Mr. and Mrs. Boa Cturta
havo named their daushtM
Jennifer Lout after Judy's
mother and Ron's great grand
mother Curt in, and after lion's
mother Helen Umum, Judy ami
Jennifer came home Saturday
after spending a few d with
Judy's mother Mrs. Henry La
links In IVmll.-lun.
Kids Crusade
I'ftktor pon Burwell of in
llfppner Ambly of Co4
t'hunh announce a Kid' Cru
ad prot?itm will be pri-enicl
I lha cbunh on Friday nliilit.
Feb. . al 7:W pin. K'veryone
is cold la 1 ly welcome.
I0NE UNITED CHURCH
or CHRIST
Rev. William Arthur, Minister
Ph. 422-7M0
Church School 9:43.
Worship Servkv, H;O0
Women's Fellowship, 4th
Thursdays In homes.
LEXINGTON CHURCH
OF CHRIST
Don W. Johnson, Minister
Ph. C76
Bible School, 10:00.
Morning Worship, 11:00.
Christian Youth Hour and
Kvening Worship, combined
with lleppner, see Ixlow.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
N. Gale
Ph. 676 9209
Pastor Don W. Johnson
Morning Worship, 9:30.
Bible School, 10:45.
Christian Youth Hour, 6:30.
Kvening Worxhlp, 7:30.
Robert Freer of McBrldo. Brit
ish Columbia Is here visiting
his friends the Curtis Culpa. He
owns the Robson Valley Courier
at McBrlde which Is 100 miles
north of Jasper. Mr. Frear Is
enroute to New Orleans for the
Mardl Gras.
Mrs. Culp's father, Floyd Ca
wixd. whose ranch is up on
Peace River In Canada, has been
visiting at the Culps. Presently
he is visiting at Redmond. He
may go to New Orleans with
Mr. Frear.
Mrs. Sharon Brenner, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bunch.
naa movea rrom Vancouver, Wn.
to renuieton to make her home.
Margaret and Tom Green vis-
lied a recent weekend with
their brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Oroon
at Payette. Idaho where thev
both are teaching.
CHURCH Or JESUS CHRIST
Or LATTER-DAY SAINTS
American Legion Hall Chase St
Paul Warren, President
111. 676 9760
Sundays:
Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.
Sunday School, 10:00.
Sacrament Service, 11:00.
Mutual. Wed. Eve.. 7:45.
Primary. Wed., 4:20.
Relief Society, Wed., 10:00.
ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL
Church St and Gale
Rev. Dan Thompson
Ph. 676 9970
ECW and Vestry, 2nd Sunday
10:00, 5th Sunday.
Holy Communion, 7:30 a.m.,
every Sunday.
Family Service, Holy Com
munion, 10:00 a.m., 1st, 2nd,
Sunday.
Morning Prayer, 10:00 a.m.,
4th Sunday.
after 10:00 a.m. service.
Litany and Ante-Communion
ASSEMBLY Or GOD
Willow St and Gale
Pastor, Donald D. BurweU
Ph. 676-5581
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.
ST. PATRICK'S oad
ST. WILLIAM S CATHOLIC
CHURCHES
Fr. Raymond Beard
rtt. 676' 9-1 G3
ST. PATRICK'S t lleppner! : Sun
day Masses: 7:30 and 11:00.
ST. WILLIAMS (lone): Sunday
Mats: 9:11
Confessions, St Patrick's, Satur
day. 7 8 p.m.
Altar Society, 1st Tuesdsy, 8:00
p.m.
Holy Name Society after 11:00
mass on 2nd Sunday.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
5fi0 N. Minor
Pastor Michael Brown field,
Hermlston 567-3093
Sabbath School, 9:30 a.m., Sat
urday. Worship Service, 11:00 a.m.
Saturday.
Dorcas, Monday, 1:30.
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Corner of Church and Gale
Rev. Edwin Cutting, Minister
Ptu 178 9224
Sunday School. 9:45.
Worship, 11. -Oa
WSCS, 3rd Thursday, 8:00.
Susannah Circle, 3rd Wed,
Adult Choir practice Wed.,
7:15.
Children's Chorus, Mon., 3:30.
CHURCH Or THE NAZAJLENE
North GUmore St.
Pastor Floyd Everhart
545 Pioneer Dr. Ph. 678-5529
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
m.
THE LUTHERAN CHURCHES
Rudolph Merutch, Pastor
Ph. 676-9940
VALBY (lone): Worship, :00.
ALCW 3rd Wed., 10:00.
HOPE (Happner): 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.
r.Iy Neighbors
'See anything?"
mum
EIGHT IN THE
PflitVJ DP
March of Dimes Benefit:
Scotch -Double
Bowling Tournament
Fiesta Bowl February 5 and 6
Saturday: 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.; Sunday, 2:00 p.m.
$4.00 per couple
Pre-registration required by Feb. 4 at Bowling Alley
NON-LEAGUE BOWLERS WELCOME!
Rules for Handicap Tournament
1. Teams made up of two women or a woman and man.
2. Exceptions will be considered by pre-arrangement
with Ann Griffith, 676-5554 or Fiesta Bowl.
3. Non-league bowler's handicap will be:
Men, 35 pin candicap; Women, 45 pin handicap.
4. League bowler's handicap: 70 per cent of 200.
5. Bowl as many times as you wish.
First place trophy donated by Peterson's Jewelers.
Second and third place (cases of Pepsi) donated by Pen
dleton Bottling Company.
Fiesta Bowl has reduced bowling costs.
This Ad Sponsored by
Columbia Basin Electric Co-op
"Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties"
Telephone 676-9146