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Let the bells peal out loud and
clear across the land to
proclaim to one and all
our best wishes 1or a holiday
season filled with joy.
Farley Motor Co.
MASONIC ORDERS JOIN
FOR INSTALLATION
Preceded by a delicious
Chowder Feed, a joint installa
tion of the officers of Heppner
Lodge No 69 AF 4 AM and
Heppner Chapter No 26 Royal
Arch Masons was held in the
Masonic Temple on Tuesday
evening. December 19.
The following officers of
Heppner Lodge No 69 AF 4 A.M
were installed for the year 1973 :
Worshipful Master. Cecil Rill;
Senior Warden, John Wood;
Junior Warden. Robert Kelly;
Treasurer, Howard Bryant ;
Secretary'. Don Gilliam: Senior
Deacon, Clarence Baker;
Senior Steward. Harold Becket;
Junior Steward. Claude
Graham: Marshal. Paul
Jones: Chaplain. Marion Hay
den; Tyler. George Simonson.
Junior Deacon. Dave Harrison
will be installed at a later date.
The following officers of
Heppner Chapter No 26 RAM,
were installed for the year 1973 :
Excellent High Priest, .peoree
Simonson; Kmg, Cecil Kill;
Scribe, John Wood; Secy,
Clarence Baker; Captian of the
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INSURANCE
AGENCY
host Don Gilliam; Principal
Sojourner. Leo Crabtree;
master of the third veil. Marion
Havden: Master of the first veil.
Claude Graham: Chaplain.
Paul Jones The following
officers, not present will be
installed later. Treasurer.
C.JDBauman:
Roval Arch Captain, Oscar
Buiiingame; Master of the
second veil. Kenneth Walters;
Sentinel. Louis Bucker.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Announcements were receiv
ed in Heppner this week of the
marriages of Michael A.
Hughes to Miss Elaine Crowson
on Nov. 21 and David M. Hughes
to
Miss Delores loumana uu
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twin sons of Mr. and Mrs
Hughes of Monroe.
Tom
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someone for Christmas.
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DRAWN BY CHRIS PAPINEAU
Gift Exchange at
B SIHKON HE 1.1.
The Good Neighbors Club had
their Christmas party Thurs
day There was a pot luck lunch
and gift exchange Mrs Jeanne
Burch showed the group how to
make Christmas Angels out of
Readers Digest
Mrs Maxme Kenndy, Mrs
Golda Banee, Mrs Margie Ball
and Mrs Betty Benson went to
The Dalles Friday (or a day of
shopping
Out of Hospital
Tommy Schoolcraft returned
home Saturdav after two weeks
stay in Heppner Pioneer
Hospital
Going to The Dalles Saturday
were Mr and Mrs Arden Tripp
and Bill
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Cecil
went to Heppner Saturday on
business
Mr and Mrs, Chuck Mitchell
went to Heppner Tuesday on
business
Mrs Chuck Mitchell and Mrs
Vernon Cecil went to The Dalles
Thursday (or a day of shopping
Mr and Mrs Steve Conlee
went to The Dalles Friday (or
medical attention and shopping
Mr. and Mrs. Ralston went to
Bend Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs Rod Watts and
Mr. and Mrs Howard Davis of
Fossil went to Portland for the
weekend
Mrs. Linda O'Neal took Mrs.
Jovce Johnson to The Dalles
Thursday for medical care (or
Jovce.
Don Stinkard went to The
Dalles Thursday to bring home
Lee Bailey who had been in The
Dalles General Hospital.
Dick Kendall went to The
Dalles Thursday to bring home
his wife Sharon who has been
in Mid-Columbia Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson
went to The Dalles Saturday for
a day of shopping
Farwell Party
The Kmzua Mountaineers
held a Square Dance at Jeff
more Hall Saturday night.
There was a farewell potluck
dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Jewett. Those attending for the
evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Herschel Murdock, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Norris, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Bell and Betty and Pat. r.
and Mrs. Jim Cochrane, Mr.
and Mrs. George Griffith from
Cecil and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
McNacy from lone, Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Wallace.
Heppner Students Science Projects
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placed at the
KInzua Club
To Heppner
Mr and Mrs Jerry Samples
went to Heppner Monday for
medical attention for Jerry.
The Double Deck Card Club
was held at the home of Mrs
Bonnie Campbell Friday night
High was won by Vi Slmkard.
Second high by Virginia Sitton,
Pinochles bv Virginia Kelso and
Margaret McC'onnell Others
plavmg were Rosie Graham,
LaVelle Jellick and Naomi
Rice. There was a gift
exchange.
Mr and Mrs Arlet Campbell
traveled to The Dalles Saturday
for shopping.
Mr and Mrs Howard Rice
were in The Dalles Saturday for
shopping
Mr and Mrs Mark Jellick
went to The Dalles Saturday for
shopping
Merry ("Krismas
New
DRAWN BY JOJEAN STEVENS
We would like to take this opportunity to thank the fine people of
this community for the patronage. our business is s.ncerel
appreciated.
MEN'S NIGHT
TONIGHT - FRIDAY "TIE 8:30
ALSO OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 8:31)
Elmo's Apparel
Elmai Everett Harshman
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m r.pinFPS with the sun of their solar
football goal posts.
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Mike Buschke and Ken Miller "plant" Pluto up Hinton Creek
across from the Dallas Craber home. Pluto, the farthest planet
from the sun was placed 2.1 miles from the sun which was at the
football goal posts on a scale of one inch equals 25,000 miles.
Card Party
The Merrymakers Card Club
had their Christmas Party
Saturday night at the First
Grade Room. Mrs. Raymond
Reid was hostess There was a
potluck dinner and gift
exchange High was won by
Troy Carey and Irene Samples,
second high was won by Dave
Maitison and Melha Mitchell.
Pinochles by Melha Mitchell
and Troy Carey Those playing
(or the evening were Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Reid. Mr. and
Mrs Jerry Samples, Mr and
Mrs Dave Mattison, Mr and
Mrs Troy Carey, Mr and Mrs
Bob Hire, Mr and Mrs Herb
Luper. Mr and Mrs. Chuck
Mitchell, and Mr and Mrs
Damn Bell
Mr and Mrs
to Portland
business
Ernie Wall went
Thursday on
Pastor and Mrs Bill Mai went
to Bend Tuesday on business.
Mrs Jo Madden of Lewislon,
Idaho was here Tuesday visit
ing friends
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DRAWN BY Rl'SSEM. ROBERTS
Christmas Shopping at Elma's
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Sue chooses for her shopping
ATTIRE.
A sharp looking dress that
would attract any buyer.
It's a polyester knit most
comfortable to wear.
Both dressy and casual, an item
most rare.
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The Coast-to-Coast Store and Its employees
extend to each and everyone a
Merry Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
COAST
FIESTA BOWL
It's Joyce who arrives looking
'ever so fit.
In a long beige gown thats
really a knit.
Her dress will stay so neat and
fine.
And she's guarenteed to have a
good time.
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MEN'S NIGHT (LADIES WELCOME)
TONIGHT-THURSDAY TIL8:30
.ALSO OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 8:30
- TO - COAST STORE
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All Saints
Episcopal Church
Dec. 24th Christina Eve
Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m.
Christmas Carols & lessons at
Choral & Eucharist & Sermon 11
p.m.
Dec. 25th
10 a.m. - Holy Communion
PROPERTY TAX F AX
If you have a question
concerning real or personal
property please state all the
facts as briefly as possible and
mail it to your COUNTY'
ASSESSOR under the name
'PROPERTY' TAX FAX".
Please ask only one question
per sheet. Then watch this
column for the answer.
QUESTION :
We leased some federal land
in a bird refuge for a fixed term.
The taxes assessed there under
ORS 3u7.ix0 were not paid and
the lease term has expired. Are
we still liable (or these taxes?
ANSWER:
The Supreme Court ruled
that: "ORS 307.060 does not
directly impose a tax upon the
(ederal government, the tax is
upon the lessee In event that
the tax is not paid the leasehold
only is subject to (oreclosure:
the hen does not affect the
interest of the federal govern
ment fee." Since there is no
property which would be in
cludable in a foreclosure pro
ceeding, ORS 311.650 makes the
tax in these circumstances a
debt due and owing from you.
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