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2 HEITNFR mm- - THF mmtSm' GAZETTE-TIMES Heppnet, Orrioa f?tH Phon f MM MORROW COCKTTS litWAftll The Hi'tT"1''!' Osrem ftMi.htsi March Hcprtift T:r! -.tab.ihd November JS. Caivd February l.Y 1912. vfvrft. or national nfwspapfrs asss ani CKiv.CN NlWSrAFKK itbushfrs asss CHARLIE & DORCTMT HtARD. Editor and Pufclufcvr ATN'Ol r1 F.WMONT. Jl'STlNF- WFATHFRFCRD. Fl.'".t Fo-mm Reporter ANN TON FY. New s C.rcul.ition r.iv,. 0. Yfhi S.r.ile- Cory 10 Cent. V. ifi S.rcV v.Vp : Crr.'. B.li.nc .V1 v.V 'i-t'-i:-'u1 Ivor r 1-.' r.t o::..o .u Horrrvr. O Mutter Ott.oe Hour S a rr. to I? p 5 a ns ur.i.l r.i r S-t-idav IT'S WATER WE NEED !rv;n y.anr. Us been persistent in promoting the proposed a!, r tu: .k plan. K f.rst outlined tie pUn for tn Keppner-y.-r:. Co.:.: Chamber of Commerce lour years aco later he spotiored the bill tut tas passed in the 19T1 session i-i rt itrreJ to the people bv the legislative as semblv. La.-! eek he urced passage of the So. 5 measure on the Slav Frir:,arv ballot. Ke explained its ork;njs as similar to the home firsanc inf r tie Oregon S.par:nient of eterans Affairs. Taker, from the hallo:, the amendment ould alio the State t: sell bonds to cssbhsh a loan fund to be advanced for loel irnjatioo ar.d :r development projects. The advances frorr. these bond proceeds are to be made only on a loar. basis secured by a first mortgage ara;nit trie irrigation cr ater development r-reject property. The cost of paying cS the Ootids is to be m?t by loan repayment. The measure ou3d set up the sate as an intermediary between the grcer and financing. It provides money at cost to the prcer to Ctunce irrigation f rejects Ciily ir. the event the loan repayments are not sufficient to pay off the bonds ouid the people of the sate be asked for a rrojerry ax. "This has never happened in the his tory cf the Veteran's borne financing and is not erpected to hap;er, on the Water Bank plan.' be sail It's hard to ittagine any group or individual living in the eastern part the sate as people know nat water does Mr. Mann said. -'Opponents are telling people the bill avers large corporations against family arms whicb is not true." He suggested forming a "truth panel" to go to The lalles and other eastern Oregon cities to answer ques tions and explain the treasure. With enough water and Eastern Oregon's sun there s al- most nothing thi' looks good. Johnny Appleseed rides again....? At least be would have beer, pleased and proud to see the planting efforts by tl Keppner Kigfc Scbod students this pas: week. Mam Street loks better for it. It should give everyone a lift. Please peofle do as the poster says. ' Support your local trash car." and put your candy wrappers there and not ir. the planters. IEAHD17Q?:;,. Several eewS ago four stu dents at Heppner High School approached some of the ir.tr char.ts to see what their reac tion to planting some type of shrubs or trees in large con air.ers along main street. All r-irchaats coc.acted were very much in favor of the pro ject. The students attended a merchants meeting and ex plained the project to the mer chants. The merchants were asked tc- donate five dollars t: help pay for the shrubs and those in attendance agree tc give the donation and also agreed tc uke care of the shrubs after tne stu dents planted them. After many weeks of plan ning and ork tie students be ran their planting on Max Street. As the students worked their way down the street tent-five tc- thirty-five adults not any merchants came up io tne students with criticism. Man;, commented with, "They really look nice but h: is going to take care of t&ent?" What would be wrong i:n them offering to do a little for their com mir.it;.'? Others toid the stu dents they ere planting them too deep or no: deep enough; the cans should be another co lor: they wouldn't grow. Only criticism - not one person other than the merchants of fered to get involved aitr. the students. They all an:ed to give out with their PROFES SIONAL advise but never once oft'ered to help. New days :.e: there is so mich criticism of the teen agers they do not need any more, especially on some thing which they thought would be something the citizens would be proud of. Luring the entire week of 'Environmental Awareness "eeir" at Keppner HighScho ol no adults would attend un less asked to help partici pate in the programs. To ti.ese I would like to congra (ORE , CAZETTF TIMTS, l. " - HEPPNER Th soli Jft'T Co: Advatvv Minimum ord.iy and Fntervd rs. as Svond Ola rr. ., Monday through Friday; opposing the measure. These for the desert country. can't be grcr, in our country. The Plan tulate for doing such a good, job and giving of their tin for the students. The students wanted to get involved but what happened to the aiuts',"""''," BRIDGE STONE STEEL RADIAL 40,000 MILE Imported from Japan. The Largest Cash Buyers of Pacific Northwest Soft White Wheat 195SR14 Replaces Sizes 775x14 F78xl4 F70xl4 Other Sizes Available Leonard's Shell Service Heppner Russell's Shell Boardman Thursday, April 13, 1972 I think itH' students did a wiWkWrful and should b con(ratulatej for a well done. PartKipitin Merchants are Corny' s, Thomson Gro cer). Turm r, Van Marur 4 Bryant. Gardner', tern Auto, Hank ft Fastern Orepon. Heppiwr T. Leonard- ShfU SUtion, FuIIe ton Chevrolet Fm-g!es-Bovce '-c, ranee, rieppittr Cltan ers, Ltvtt's I'U'Ctric, Kene i tuty Shti. Jerry's Barber Stuij, Northwestt rn Motel, Columbia Basin Electric Coot-, Forfs Tire Service, Cal's Arco, Xuhoney i Ab rams, lieppver Auto Fart, wagon WVel Cafe. Caiette Times, Petersons Jewelery. CiVist tc Coast and Case Fur niture. Sears, Turf Billiards, V ir ray's, flnia's, ladd Tick, Tr. .Cff, Tr. Schaffitj, Cen tral Mirket. 1st National Bank. Miladies. Pettyjohns Farm I Lunber, Lots Beauty Shop. Herman W.nters, Dr. Tibbies. Fiesa Bowling Alley, Harris Trive-ln, and Cray's Repair Shop. Since.-ely, Franklin McAllister Rhea Creek Grange Tomorrow night. Apr. U, after a 6.30 potluck dimner a regular meeting of Khea Cret-k Grange will be held. The program will feature Pel Hobinson of the Columbia Ba sin Electric Cooperative who will alk on " What's Ioing in Our Area". Ehea Creek reports a very successful pancake supper which was followed by a large card party. The money rais ed will go for support of grange chantiesand youth ac tivities including the 4-K sum Tier school scholarships. The high prize winners at the 8 ables of cards were Esther Bergstrorr, and Ken neth Martim The low prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth U right. Mrs. Dorris Craves is tc be hostess for this week's pot luck dinner. Earl Hoag Passes Earl Kaag of Arlington died early this week. He had re tired some years ago and had been a director "of the Bank of Eastern Oregon since 15-33. Ee was a past chairman of the board. The funeral will be at the Arlington Cnited Methodist Church at 2. DO p.m., todav Thursday. Includes Mounting and Balancing Independent Garage lone Paul Pettyjohn Co. Dave Green Dates Two Appearances Dave Cri i., of Madras, l?e publun CaikH.tite for tin State I eUlaiure. will speak at Greenfield i',rrH e Hall in Hoard!'un, ti!av kThurs.a)' aftet a 6 S p.m. potluck din ner. All are wel-ome. The Morrow CHiuty Fepul hcan Precinct C on n ittee will nieet there at 8 p.m. Mr. Green is also slated to S(.'4k at p.m. rtrU Mon day at the I txington Grange Hall at a meeting of the lo cal chapter of Fight-To-Bear-Arm. Dr. Crone to Lecture Here Tr. Gertrude B yd Crane. Portland, will come to Heppm r tt xt wet k to lecture on the G'pel of Mark f. r f.Hir evtr.i-'igs. Stn has lec tured thr.Highout the Nort! rst for nun) years and has been a frequent guest lec turer in Arliiigt,t. where Kep pner pe-opie have gone tc hear Iwr. Tr. Crane was a proft-ssor of religion at racific Inivt-r-sit), Forest Crove for nur; )ears yne s$ a resected expert on Biblical study. Ker lectures lure will !e Mon. thru Thurs. April 17, 21 at the lusted Methodist Church, It is suggested that those who pun to attend pre pare them.M?lvs tv reading one of the newer translations of Mark's Gospel. The lec tures will begin at 7,30 each evening. All are wel come to attend. Old Trees Out, New Trees In Three dead buck locust trees were removed from the lawn of the Methodist Church at Gale and Church streets recently by r-.erman oreer. ar.d assistants Howard Bry ant, Cornrtt Green and Dan iel James. A triple tree donated by Mrs. Ida Farra was planted in a hole dug by Howard Bry ant and Gene Fierce. It was m-ived over bv ran Jan.es in a truck loaned by Farley Young, E E A. A second smaJ tree, a cilumnar horn'.eam. was planted near the steps of the church. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients receiving medical care at Fioneer Me moral HospiaJ are Sara Morrow, Heppner; Tammy tate, he;- pner, Judy Hampton. Ki.miu; and Shirley Morris, Keppner. Dismissed were Tiny Swe eney, Heppner andJamesSul livan. lone. GUARANTEE 3 " Spray Learns Engagement Mr, and Mrs. Frank CeU wish to announce the fin'tge n f lit of ttn 'r tia.Hhtir, Judy, to Uilbur Altr.d..f leung' t.m. Tin' wHkiint .Utr !u not )i 1 1, n .rt. Fa'rt jHit .!". Ton Cnftith Hon e were Mr. a Griffith and Vr and Vr, Ted TAl and Uuflid r.StaM ) f H. pi mr and Vr. and Mr, Fill F ichar J of Spray. Mr, and Mr. George In gvr41 and childrrn are i Mt;ng in Mai.tira Calif, thi k. Fev, Green k;f Kin tut, tivx1 in for Fast-r lrt t rs..vll while Iw as aa). Mr. and Mrs. Fill 1 tup man t f Spray traveled to Portland April 5 o. bu;nts.s and re t..rid April T. Anna An n and IV run Cha; nun et,t to The Iall-s so I t in y could rece.ve her con t.c! lrns. Also riding along was I hvda Feet r of Fossil. Susan I fit rritor dand IVm r.y Troxtll Jr. traveled to 1 or tlaiKi ewr the t-tktndso Miss Ketriford could go to ttie eve doctor aiKi visit re- latiVeS. Mrs. Cladvs Maril ami dau fhter Tvntia were t:sit:ng the Lee Frtstvis family Apr. 4 t!ru 9. The Mirll fan.il) is from Dayton, Wash. The Spray boys atki girls tud a very i.ice day to hunt Easter eggs Saturday Apr. 1 at the home cf Stlma Hritt Ttiere were thrve gulden eggs which Mii.e Vounce.Kin.tH rly I-igers.ill. and Georgie Ingrr soil found and g,t prizes for. Also some of the U$ and girls got pr.Zts f.r find ing the mo.-t ( ggs. Mrs. Louise Frit:, and Ivv Mrs. Loui.-e rntt,a:,d let hie, and Mrs. 5-. nuJine Ntl son siK-r.t the U.-t prt cf last week in Seattle visiting Sandy Britt at Ncrti.wet ChiistUn College d.ring tS.eir ofen house. Mrs. Ntl on visited Mrs. Lillian V ounce at Tacomi. 'aah. Also visiting tt college was Sue Britt and several fne.vis :: v, the ch ) .1 she attends i:. PcrtUnd. 13th ANNUAL HEPPNER WRANGLER'S SPRING MEET Two Go-Rounds -YOUTH -5100 NOVICE For horses which have won less than $100 and any rider -S300 NOVICE Horses which have won less than $300 and any rider APPROVED. NWCHA and OCHA Are L IN COVERED ARENA MORROW COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, HEPPNER SAT., 4:30 P.M. SUN., 9:00 A.M. No Admission Charge In Betid for n dual care (re Ms Tiuluie Fu- H !! (Utwl-UUgMtT, VieiHly, Mr. Joyie Um ami Vr. I Hen Nah. FVet) nf fcfi.mld tr ptejiar- tug their doiuii 'iji f r the Annual Graiite Aucii.m whj.h t to br I1J i n Su'fcta), Apr. 3o. The Fi4rl Mri. Wtf ad.lem'd Ut We.k it Hie death ol Mr, Vvilden fat her, lie dii din-ai tiw ir rasith at Spti). Mi.n retir.) C tupn'an tthe proud new i it of a iry mce car. Mr. Grare oun.-eN came (raiKtmothtr twtcv lat week wtun hi r S.' Mse and Put each wilcon.ed 4 m tvt y into ttirir famthr. T! annual s; ring home makers festival was held in t!.t Spray Gym. The J. Ud ies present enjoyed the jmoi!tratwir. vrry nuch. Tin ladies also erk vod a film on tailoring. FUs i very. ne turned t;n ir quilt Hooks m' e wish to get the quilt finished as soon is po.NMt.ie. The SOS Club would like to t!ta:.k everyone that has been so helt.'ul. Bill Sherman Recommended ilium jFin Sherman re Ctived a unanimous recom mendation f-r a local preach er's lie. use fr.-m the Charge Confertiue df the Hepjner Mtttuniist Church following his teaching there or; Falm Sunday. This is one of the steps tcward Incoming a I'nited Mtt!Kdist n, 'raster. Fill will graduate from Fuller Semin ar) in Pasadetu, Ca. this June. He and his wite are sv plan:.;ng fur 'tier study in Europe in, mediately follow ing his graduation. E-Ul was vale.iii ti rian of the Class of im at Hep pner K.g.h. His part nts pub lished t.he Gazette-Tin es un til the summer cf 1?69 when his fa thi r. tve.-dev Sherman died of a heart attack, and his mother s .Id the paper and n, vea to DalUs with daugh ter Ka'hv. cow WSCS Announce! Lawn Sol Date Tt" women's Society ot Christian Service of tle I nit ei MettHV'4t Church held H April m t iit- oi.tt Mhurir the -hjrninMj' of Mr. OWeB t Mtlwt . U' et limue' fot a lawn Sale" 'd no. lunch eon ! the church on Sat. Mav CO, MS i M.'tS TIT SMITH were call.d to Coni t v the ud it n d.ath cf Ted" tro-ther-in-lj UnI Sumta). fan O'Hara a n.arried to t!e former MaUl Smith. Ttie Sm:!! will remain tnvonion until after the iMiara rite. GAKV Iv'vLl i now out of tt m"vic after four year duty and h,m from Fort Hood. Ta. He l work ing ;th Fetf) jchn' Earn. and Balding Su,plv, Car) 1 still serving m the Natio nal Guard. He is living with his parents Mr. and Mrs. I eon Fall on Hater St School Lunch Menus PrcMT.ied Throiich t'lturtesy Of HVppnrr Branch ! FIRST I U NATIONAL I BANKo Monday. AjTil 17 Tacos, Hutttred Com, shredded let tuce, cake, fruit, n ilk. Tueday, A; nl 19 Corn dogs, French frit 5, cahtoage Salad, fruit salad, Coukns, n.'lk. Wednesday. April 1J -SKi'-py Jin 's with homemade huns, tmttered gren tn-ans. molded v.vetahle salad, fruit, milk. Thursday, April CD - fcaked ham, mashed otat. s with t-utter, Carr.-t and cell rv sf.x, Tixie cups, and r. ilk. Frida), April CI - Tc. ma to soup, t a--:, i ch-fse s.n .' wjches, caUuge salad, cook ies and fruit, n.-.'k. ING -5750 NOVICE Horses which have won less than $750 and any rider $2000 NON-PRO Horses and or riders which have won less than $2000 OPEN $100 added purse in open. Horse blankets to top horse in all other classes, except youth mi 16, SAKCF rilZAHFTH VAKK.lil, nall iUuet.Ur of Vr. atxt Mr, Keniu thHruu (f Kugg wi Upl.i.-J it tt ni..rmivg eriie at the Mth. dit c hurrh last Sunday. I community! 3 BILLBOARD 1 Apr tt 14 Rhea Crek Grange Fotluek and meeting, Vel Kohlnss, 6 30 lone American legion Aux. traveling Food Sale, ti-gins Ui 3D a.m. AprU 15 Band Cartiival, Count) Fair grounds, dinner 5 DO-7 30, then Carnival, then dance little league tryouts 10 00 Noon. f airgrounds field. wrangler Cow Cutting Cvmtest. Count) Fair grounds, starts 4 30, is free. Ajril 16 More Cow Cutting Contests at Fairgrouinls. free admis sion. AprU 17 School Hoard meets at Hep pm r High Schix4, 8 .00 April W Final) Life Series, Tr. Jean Gardener, Multi-purptise room, 7.30-9 30 Pme Garden Club Plant Sale, Coffee L Pie, 10.00 a.m.- 5. IK) p.m. Sponsored As A IubliC Service By RUGGLES BOYCE Insurance Agency 22 Main T.O. Box Ji tTTG-iiCCo If do aniwet call Ray Boyc t'.Tti 5H4 Hoppner W. COLE ELECTRIC Mctsr F.ewiccUcg F&rrr. and Home Ff-r. .'Iftor. 2T6-T76: