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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1972)
Jock Sumner Talks Issues (Mi JACK SUMNER Jack Sumner who planned lo file yesterday for nomlna Hon Jo the office of State Representative In the 55th District In the State I.egls. lature said there are a host of Issues present no and facing future legislative bod ies. He said these issues Include tax relief, environmental qua lity control, alcohol and drug usage, zoning, consumer pro tection, education. Mr. Sum ner feels these issues and others that will face your re presentative are very Impor tant but cautions that all le gislative acts should be well thought out. Some of these well-intentioned acts Impose conditions and restrictions that are difficult to meet for Individuals, firms, organiza tions and local governments without the added costs creat ed. Most people, he explain ed, have had in exxrlenre when It was necessary to meet an Implied standard which resulted In Incrnased costs and burdens. Another ex ample would be the result of legislation which corrects a situation for a certain area or Interest group but at the same time, unintentionally, creates a detrimental effect elsewhere. He says this type of legls. la I ion must be limited. He emphasizes that govern mental bodies must exercise rare In spending as they are a large contributor to Infla tion. Mr. Sumner points out that there Is not a town In the district over 2000 pollution, and only four of over 1000 population. This Is a rural district with no direct In fluence of a large population concentration. Timber and agriculture are the major Industries. Therefore, he says, he feels that the ex tensive background he has In agriculture, education, busi ness In the operation of a large farm and participation In organizations and services will help him qualify to be your representative for Dis trict 55. He said he will endeavor to represent one and all. "The services you perform for others is the price you pay for the space you occupy on this earth," says Mr. Sumner, "In seeking to be your representative and mv desire to serve the needs and wishes of the people Is my attempt to help pay some rent." Boardman Church Gives Holy Week Schedule Jock Hughes is Buried Tuesday Jack Hughes, 94, died at the Pioneer Memorial Hospi tal early on Mar. 17. Grave side services were conduct ed Tues. Mar. 21, at 1100 a.m. at the Heppner Masonic Cemetery with Rev. Edwin Cutting officiating. Jack Hughes was born In Silver Falls, Or. on Sept. 9 1877. He was a ranch hand in this area for many years. Survivors are his daughters Mrs. James Furlong, port Orchard, Wn. and Mrs. Zulla Clark, North Bend, Or., and four grandchildren. Sweeney Mortuary was In charge of arrangements. FABRIC SALE To Be Held At Van Winkle's Motel Wed., March 29 6 to 8 P.M. Thursday, March 30 From 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. KNIT FABRICS OF ALL KINDS ART LLASS UVtS BMCC CREDITS An art class carrying 3 hrs. credit from BMCC will meet regularly In the art room of Heppner Elementary (rm. No. 4, Jr-Hl building) for the next ten weeks from 7:00-10:00. Tom Shear, Instructor asks all Interested to come Mon. Mar. 27 or Tues. Mar. 28 from 7.00 to 9.00 P.M. for registration only. Tui tion for the course Is $15.00 and some supplies will need to be purchased by the stu dents. Mr. Shear states that this term the class will concen trate on print-making: (1) photography-work with black and white film, developing and printing (2) Silk screen printing-stencil prints (3) wood cuts-relief prints. KINZUA WOMEN PACK EASTER COOKIES The Good Neighbors Club had their regular meeting Thursday afternoon in the church annex. It was called a Crazy Days party and all came dressed in crazy cos tumes. Winner of the best costume was Irene Portner with Marj Boring winning sec ond. Consolation went to Sandy Sargent. Part of the afternoon was devoted to packing cookies to send to Kinzua servicemen as Easter gifts. Spending last week in Port land as delegate to the 35th Western Council from Local Union No. 2916 were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fulton of Fossil, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Stubble field and Mr. and Mrs. Earl N orris of Kinzua. . , i w x -v i n ii. w ,v . n r - "w ( Decorating the Easter girl, the frills and folderol of a beautiful blouse that teams with a. suit or goes out on its ownsome. Find classics, Ascot styles and body shirts in our wondrous collection. Purses Gloves Sweaters Jane Colby Capris and Tops Size Donna Lee Capris & Tops to Match Wide Range of Sizes 30 to 30" Waist MiLadies Apparel By Mary Lee Marlow ItOAHUMANOne L. Le tin, missionary from Ahton( Id ho, will be conducting ev angel Utic meetings at the Boardman Community Church during Mia week of Mar. IB-Apr. 2, starting with the morning service Mar. 26 and ending with the morning service Easter Sunday. Special music will be pre tented at each service. The Absentee Ballot For School Budget Election Absentee ballots are now available for those registered voters who will be out of the County on June 3, 1972 and therefor unable to vote at their regular precinct. To obtain an absentee bal lot for (lie school budget elec tion, either call or write the School District Office InLes Ington and a ballot will be nulled to you along with In structions on how to cast an absentee ballot. You may also cast an ab sentee ballot by going directly to the School District Office and voting while there. All absentee ballots must be returned to the District Office no later than 4; 00 p.m. on March 31. 1972. LEXINGTON GRANGE 726 met at the hall on Sat. even ing starting with a pot-luck dinner, with Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Nelson In charge. Fol lowing the dinner the group saw slides of exotic breeds of cattle, originating inSwlt terland and France. Mr. Lawrence Allen presented the program, Mr. Allen is the sales manager of the North west American BreedersSer- He, and Mrs. Dick Struck, meter of Phoenix will sing at the morning service and at the evening service. The Good News Singers will have a half hour program. Monday night will be Youth night starting with a pl" feed at the church at 5.30 for the youth of the community. At 7 p.m. a film "No Need To Hide" with Nicky Crus and Art Link- cafeteria menus Riverside Junior and Senior High School Mar. 27-31. MONDAY -Fish sticks, pota to chips, peas and oatmeal cookies. TLESDAY-Beef stew, hot rolls, pickled beets and pea ches. WEDNESDAY-Ham, mash ed potatoes, candled sweet peaches. THL'RSDA Y-Baked pota toes, sour cream and but ter, lunch meat slices, cot tage cheese and pears and graham cracker cookies. FRIDAY-Tomato soup, tuna fish sandwlches.peanut butter sandwiches and cherry crisp. Milk is served with all meals. vice. Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and Mrs. Carl Marquardt en tertained with Irish music in keeping with St. Patrick's day. The table decorations anil other room decorations were also in the same holi days spirit, a short busi ness meeting was held with the Master Joe Yocom presiding. HFPPNFR. 'ORF V O letter will be shown. At 6 o'clock Mr. lewln will speak. Each ninht, Tues. thru Sat. from 7 00 to 7; p.m. will bring "The Life That Satis tes", and at 8 p.m. "The signs of the times." Music Tuesday night will be furnished by The King's Men from the Trl-Cltles. Wed. AZFTTK TIMFS, Tl-ursrtnv. March 21. 1072 night the youth of the Board man Church will present mu sical numbers. Thurs. night the Harry Noble family, and Friday night the young people from the Assembly of God Church at Irrigon. Wednesday at 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. there will be a lad ies tea at the church manse. Mr, Lewln will speak. 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