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i Ill Tt'M IFIi if !I 1,'uivr Mi-ir am) her ,-'u.iri) H" l.i,'.iiii prm ii'"i' lone Garden Club Plans Bird Meeting Tin- lone (i anion Club mot Sep: 1 ;.i! the Home ot Amietta Kinder a' t.evnigtin: I'reced :ng the i'u;-u'. meeting eera! o! 1 1 if member enter tained with .i kit called "liarder, Club Hlues". The members of the east were Helen Martin. Pat Pettyjohn. Dons Cuttme. ivipha Jor.es. Vida Heiiker and Hnbbe Dns eo l; The uroup voted to keep arrangement ot Mower.- in at 'no Bank ot Ka(ern Oregon at lone a long a.- arrangement material.- were available T!n decided to do thi in lieu Notice of Filing No-:.. j. hereby mven that or. September 13. 1972 Pacntc N-tp-.u- Bell Telephone Company filed tariffs witt: tneOreuor.I'unisc t'tillty Commissioner at his offices ir Saien.. ( ireitor. to effect a general repricing of its services A portion of said filing is designed to provide .-aid Company with interim rate relief, through increases m certain rates, sufficient to permit it to earn the return on its investment authorized by the Oregon Public Ftility Commissioner in Cause No f-F-28." December .ii. 147! and approved by the Federal Price Commission March T. KJ M, rat,. and data in support thereof have been filed with the nrogun Public I tility Commissioner. Member ot the public may request a public proceeding on the matter to the extent permitted by statute and by the rules of practice and procedure of the Oregon Public Utility Commissioner. DATED tnis 15th day of September. 1972. PACIFIC N iKTHW'EST BELL TEI.EPH' N'E COMPANY B D.L. GCNDERSON Vice President and General Manager 4U1 S. W. Oak Street Portland. Oregon 972W j MOW SHOWING i i m s -VISIT YOUR i til H OIU ( l ri r 1 IMI S. IhuiMlav. September 14; the K: M row DiiiH ot tiie tradition. t! (lower snow Pa: PettMohr. entertained with .i ariety ot guosmg villus Hebe Munkors won tile pne The next meeting will be ut Mrs Norman Nelson's home on net 11 Fred Ktimg of Milton Fieewater will speak and show slides on birds MR AND MRS ED MOR ENO, ot Sacramento left for their home Tuesday after visiting here to days wtth her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Herbert lmel at lone OiVfliCS Ford HOMETOWN DEALER TODAY- Fair ami Ik .den t uni t . t.ikri Palmateer Reunion The :trd annual Palmateer Reunion was held at Estacada on Sept to The reunion was held at the same site John and Sara Palmateer homesteaded in lH'o Those attending trom Morrow Countv wort- Mr and Mrs Kerl Akers. Mr and Mrs Rodney Linnell. Mr and Mrs Frankim Ely. Mr and Mrs Ted Palmateer and Konme. Mr and Mrs Wallace Matt hews and Denise and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Morgan Mr Palmateer wa chosen vice president for the commit year Mr and Mrs Bob Montgom er were hosts Sunday lor a pit barbecue of salmon and beef Those attending were Mr and Mrs Don Evans and family. Mr. and Mrs Jerry iJougherty and family, o! Heppner. Mr and Mrs Bon Steagall and family oi Lexing ton, Mr and Mrs Bob Contorth and family of Her misfon. Mr and .Mrs Rod Murrav and family ami Mr and Mrs Mark Murray and familv of lone TOPIC CLCB TO MEET The Topic Club will meet at Mrs. John Proudfoot s on the 27th at 2:00 p.m. There will be a book review. The hostesses. Mrs Proudtoot and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse. Mr. and Mrs Ken Smouse and Carl went to Portland on business and pleasure While there, they visited with Anna Smouse and Mrs. Smouse s girlhood chum. .Mrs Harold Carlston. Mrs. Alfred Nelson Sr. has been hospitalized in Portland Friends will be glad to hear she is improving i .i thc r in the MOVE FROM ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs T h o ma s Wilson, twins, Katrma Marie and Thom.is ictor Jr. iTina andTomnw 21. vearsoldand Rolvrt Lee. . Robbie i l' sears have moved from Call's burg. HI to make their home in Heppner Mr Wilson has emplovment at the Veneer Plan! and expects to start with the second shitt next week In Illinois he was a service man for small appliances, air conditiomng. stoves, refriger ators in electrical and gas Mrs Wilson is the former Man I.oretta Nichols of lone. I ntii they can find housing, the Wilson. are staying with the Nichols family. SN APPY SNIPPERS The Snappy Snippers 4-H Club of lone had their last meeting ot the year. A successtul vear anil rair was reported b all A special thanks i given to our leader. Rikka Tews and to Tulh. 4-H aide tor eMi-niiraoement they Birdine all the have g i en us Our record lor the year were discussed Retreshments were served to the following members attending. Carol McElligolt. Natalie Tews. I.on Bergstrom. Jan Peterson and our Junior Leader. Chen Carlson News Reporter, Jan Peterson CANADIANS VISIT Mr and Mrs Tom Mulligan ot Edmonton. Alberta came to see the Pendleton Hound Pp. Wfnle they were here they were guests of Mrs Vida lieliker. Also here tor the Round l'p were Mr and Mrs Elmo Emerson of North Bonneville. Wa who also staved with Mrs Heiiker. other friends and relatives dropped in to see the guests. Knit pants for women October 2 and H are the days selected by Debbie Barker, E.xtenstion Home Economist tor training leaders for sewing km! pants workshops in .Mor row and Umatilla counties. Leaders trained in knit pants sewing techniques in the two day workshops will later give workshops which are open to all women at no charge in each community. Tb'- leader training will be given at Peace Lutheran Church. Pendleton, Leaders are needed (rum lone. Hepp ner. Boardman. Irrigon and oilier localities in Morrow County to take ffie training. Please cull 7i;-Wh2 as soon as possible to indicate interest in attending the October 2-9 training, or the later work shops. CHESLAH YOUNG and Phoebe Fortier of Lebanon came last week to attend the Fndav Pendleton Round Up festivities with Mrs. Young's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heard. Following services at All Saint Sunday. Mrs. Young met Juantta Leathers Car michael. The haii known each otiier in the early years of their teaching careers when thev both taught in the Lexington area. Mrs Young retired this spring as Director Of Libraries at Lebanon School Mrs Carmichael was teaching in ll'-ppner when she retired las! vat COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding IiiOo-ni.il - Commercial Kami arid Home pendb-ton 276 7761 Mona Lisa Wed Munu Lisa Marshall nevaine tin- lirtile of William T IVU-sky in an informal eer? iihhiv ill liruvit Harbor. S Sept. 8 Mr ami Mr Ron Ol.-eii attended Hi1 couple Mr Olsen i Sherry I is the bride groom's sister Mima Lisa is I he daughter o( Mr ami Mrs. Hud Marshall of Heppner unci Hill is the son of William I' I'elesky of West xrl, Wa Tlu couple is ut home in West port where he is the nner-crator of a fishing hoat ami she is employed ut Seattle First National Hank They plan a trip to Meppner sometime this (all. Bowling HUE MOUNTAIN LKACIK won lost Fiesta Howl Central Mkt. Pine I out .Ulcers M CGG 6 2 5 3 4 4 3 S 3 5 3 5 American Legion 6 (Jar Aviation High Ind Came: Dick Wilkinson. 242. Dave Eckman, 2T. Dale Boner. lilt. High Ind Series: Dave Eckman 585; Dick Wilkinson. ,V;l. Ray Massey, 523. High Team Came: Fiesta Bow 1. 1017; American Legion, inlti; Central Mkt. 9B3 High Team Series: Pine Contract loggers. 285K, Fies ta Howl. 2827; Central Mkt 2822 This is after 2 weeks of Bowling-watch for the weekly changes in this league. MAJOR LEAGl'E won lost 1 H I'O K No. 358 6 2 2 Inland Chemical 5 3 ;i I O.O.F 4 4 Wright's Country- Store 4 4 5 Heppner Veneer 4 4 ti M C.G.U. 1 ' High Ind Came: Harry Nobel, 210; 'high Ind Series: Ham NolH'l. 578. High Team C a m e : B P O E. No X8. 945. High Team Series: B.P.O E. No. 358. 2W3. -Use Electricity - But Use It "Efficiently" Columbia A.C. Houghton Activities Sept 21 Foot twill Riverside Jr High HI Slanheld 1 30 Sept 22-Footbiill- Whti' 1 1 1 Cnuntv at Riverside llinh School 5.30. Sept 25- Morrow County Kdu- cation Association nieetimj - A (V Houuhlon 4 Ul Sept 27 -AudioiiH'tru- Testing A (' Houghton 8 30 a m" fith tirade Field Trip to Hull I'rairie MEM: Sept 21-Tlmrs" Spaghetti, jjarlic bread, gelatin salad, apricots, cinnamon rolls Sept 22- Fri -Fish Fillet with tartar sauce, later tots, cab bage slaw , chocolate pudding Sept 2ft"Mon-Sloppy Joes, buttered carrots, applesauot'. doughnuts Sept 27 - Wed - Tacos. potato chips, scalloped com, H'ach- 'S Sept 2li-- Tues "Chicken cas serole, cheese sticks, crei-n salad, strawberry shortcake. Sept 28 -Thurs - Roast Het'f. flufled potaloes, ravy, Ionia toes. F ruit Jello & topping Sept 2H- Fn Tmislen cheese sands., prei'ii beans, pickles, cherrv crunch. Mr and Mrs llarley Young left last Monday Sept 11 lor Maryville, Missouri, where Helen s mother Mrs Blanche Kissinger is critically ill Mrs Kissinger has been in exten sive care lor weeks MORE BOWLING Suaretimers League After 2 weeks of bowling there is a 3 way tie for first Place. won 6 lost 2 I Central Mkt 2. Petersons Jrly. 6 2 3. M C.C G. 6 2 4. LotrsKlect. 5 3 5 Elma's Appearl 1 7 6 Pettyjohns 0 8 High Ind. Game: Inetia Cantin. 210; Phvllis Cole, 205, Ann Malland, 191. High Ind Series: Maxine Cox, 540; Phyllis Cole, 538; Ann Malland. 497. High Team Game: Central Mkt.. 948; Petersons Jrlv., 910; Lott's Ilei't., 898. High Team Series: Central Mkt.. 2718. M.C.G.G., 2515, Petersons Jrly., 2510. There will be many changes in this league in the forthcom ing weeks. An uninsulated or poorly insulated house can lose or waste 50 to 60 of its heat. Doors or windows that are drafty should be weather stripped or caulked. Storm doors and storm windows will cut heat require ments a considerable amount. Check chimneys, exhaust fans, range hoods, clothes dryers and fire places. These should be equipped with self closing dampers as they are a common source of heat loss. Heating energy costs are increased about 50 for each degree of heat above 72 degrees. Maintain lower bedroom temperatures Comfort can be maintained more economically with electric bed covers than with room heaters. Maintain a humidity level of 40 to 50 and a constant thermostat setting. The above suggestions are thru the courtesy of your Columbia Basin Electric Co-op, Inc. assn 'Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties' Telephone 676-9146 Irrigon Mr Pete KictmnU und( Karen atleiidiHl tin' wedilniL' o( Mrs Richard nie, Deunmi Oaks lo tioeorge Allison, in Tiie Dalles on Sul. Sept 18 The Urunil Swpstak' winner Wrt the Irrigon 4 II Conuminity Club "Other Thing Change hut 4 II Iteuiu iiii" was the theme ol their booth mid consistiHl ol items revi'lanl to our asl tteneiiit ion The 4 II pledge was diplavod with these Hems Second place winner was the Anii'rioin legion Auxiliary Uone but Not Forgotten " STORMOR DOES 1 jjjjj JlJTu!Tf;T?Tn Hello Mr. & Mrs. Farmer We are now able to offer you a choice between regular bins or a "0 ft. wide clearspan "Flat-House" type buildinp. A.S.C. financing is available for 8.V , of the total cost whether we erect or you choose to erect your own storage. These funds can be obtained at the low interest rate of 5.52','i for 5 years. Contact us soon. T&C Storage Box 357 lone, Oregon 97843 Phone 422-7437 EEesftpcs was curried mil by a wagon w lu-el, gun bin led in the sand, emptv cartridge, old canvas covered canteen aoil mess kit and lots ol sand anil llnsllfK KriH'ted in the ninldle was a cr ilecoraled w ith u wreath ol iMipiies mill the American and legion flags Third jilacr wrnl In the HeppoiT Javcee "Sniiu' Javcw Reflections" informed that in CM7 the club was chartered us the Heppner Jr Chamber ol Commerce mid in lM7 re chartered as the Morrow County Jr tliamlM-r ol Coiumeri'i' the New Creed was displayed along w ith new s clippings from both charter MORE FOR YOU Co-op 76-8116 Heppner
