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Page 4, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Feb. 27, 1975 TOer moves to Lexington .... . ..... .i. ft . r...l ttt Cnnfa She writes poetry and grade. She has been published in Creative Review, All-Time Favorite Poetry. The Piversi fier and in Poet's Critic. Some of her poetry has been rend on the TV Poetrv Broadcast. author. Dee Dovle of Santa llosa. They use the pseudo nym Doyle Morris. Their more recent stories include romance, which did not used to he acceptable in this type of writing. Mrs. Morris feels that science-fiction can bo a sort of shock-absorber for the future as she points out the Buck Rogers stories were before the space-age began. Asked what helpful sug gestion she could offer would Ih writers, she recommended study of the 1974 edition of Rudolph Flesch's "The Art of Readable Writing." science-fiction and has just learned that she is listed in the 1075 International Who's Who In Pootrv. She is Coleeta Morris. She and her husband Jim have come from Santa llosa. IV, to stay with their daughter, Marie Struthers. and her husband, Kd, and their child ren in the hi(J. square, white house that also quarters the Lexington Post Office. Mrs. Morris started writing plays when she was in the 6th She has written science fiction for more than 10 years and says that this type of w rit inn 's now recognized as legitimate. She cautions that writers must really under stand science or they will be severely criticized. Her science-fiction is published in collaboration with a co- V ' . "J Refuge offers free l-ocal people who are inter ested in a few trees for their own use should plan to come to the Umatilla National Wildlife Refuge. Saturday morning. March 1 between 8a.m. and 1 p.m. Refuge Manager John Kurtz said they have several hun dred trees between 8 and 15 feet tall that are no longer needed by the refuge. The refuge staff will dig the trees but cannot deliver them. Kurtz said they have an abundance of thornless honey locust. Wild American plum and Russian mulberry. Quan tities of these i trees will probably be limited to 6 or 8 per person, depending on demand. There also are a few Hopa crab apple, wild black LIBRARY SALE CUES W ELL Old book buyers from Her tniston and Pendleton com peied with local bibliophiles during the special sale at the Heppner Public Library. The sale was successful in bring ing buy ers and books together End in reaping funds for library expansion. This evening. Feb. 27. the library board will meet with John Switzerand Pavid Moon to consider future possibilities for the library. All library board meetings are open to the public. Church Directory METHODIST SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. LUTHERAN SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Children Choir, 9:30 am CHRISTIAN SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Even. Serv 7:30 p.m. NAZARENE SS io a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Even. Serv 6 p.m. EPISCOPAL Communion 8 a.m. SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Adult Ed io a.m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Sun. Eve. service .... 7:00 Bible Study .... Wed , 7 p.m. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Sabbath School ... . 9:30 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. CATHOLIC Catechism .... Mon. & Wed. Worship: Heppner, Sun lli.m. Saturday 6:30p.m. lone. Sun 8:45 a.m. Saturday worsnip, 6:30 p.m., St. Patricks C III ItC II OF CHRIST. Lex ington SS 9:45 Church 11:00 Sun. Eve 7:30 Bible Study, Wed 7:30 INTERFAITH FELLOWSHIP Bible Study, Wed., 10 a.m. 340 Baratt Blvd. Sponsored as a community . service by LEBUSHSHOP 11 " f Cl'B SCOUTS from Lexington's Pen 1 visited the Gazelle Times plant Thursday to try and understand morealxnil how a newspaper is put together. They are. from the left, Bruce Way. RoIhtI McMillan. Mark Way. Mark Hobinson. Marion McMillan and Neil Frederick Second row. from the left, are Pick McConnel. Tom llamman. Pat Struthers and Matt Howard Of the lot, not one suggested horsewhipping the editor' cherry and Siberian apricot which will be limited to one or two per family. The fruit trees are not domestic orchard stock, but are hardy w ild trees, so won't make a high producing orchard The trees were purchased for wildlife food plants, shelter belts and windbreaks, but can be used for ornamental trees The trees should lc planted where thev can he irrigated The trees are Im-ated on the Shannon Kelly to Shannon Kelly has been selected to attend the Third Annual Honors Festival for outstanding high school sen iors at Southern Oregon Col lege. March 6-7 Shannon w ill be performing .wi'h-the Concert Cbuir, whose 65 members were chosen from I2n applicants INTRODUCING .. Available In if SELF LEVELING chassis transfers weight to upper wheels to im prove traction on your sidehills. SERVICEABILITY is unmatched. The exclusve component exchange program will protect you from downtime in the years ahead. ir Unique SELF LEVELING chassis l cab provide stability and comfort never before possible in hillside farming. GET THE COMPLETE STORY FROM YOUR DEALER NOWl EMPIRE TRACTOR INC. Pendleton, Oregon (503)276-0334 frees refuge near the Columbia River People should go about '! miles west of Irrigon to Paterson Ferry Road; turn right or north on Paterson Kerry Road, follow Paterson Ferry Road north to the grain elevator: turn left and follow the gravel road west along the ruei about one quarter mile to the tree nursery People should bring burlap s.nks or something to cover the rixits in prevent drying attend festival During their stay on campus the Inch school seniors will be involved in a full rehearsal schedule, hear special reci tals uttend a special banquet with President James K. Sours as guest speaker, and emu-hide Mieir slay with a concert Friday night Conventional or Hillside he oer the lira Importance oi sheep explained Dorothy Krebs, president of the Oregon Sheep Growers Auxiliary and member of the hoard of directors of Blue Mountain Community College, provided an educational pro gram for the Soroptimists, Feb. 20. As she described a year's otcralion of the Krebs Brothers' Ranch she stressed the "good new s" of the many uses of their product, sheep, in today's world. Meal and the wonder fabric, wool, are the major products, hut the skin. Ixino. fat and other by products have various medi cinal and industrial uses. Ther&sqp place "tReal Oregon If V. I'KNIM ETON Bit Wi ll , Fai l Mninni. Vice-President & Manager . - m t Models , . " r - . . : - Ilk (uj7": '"" ( - - f .' ,' 4 i.A ' 1 4 O " imiim mi ! 1111011 mi m igjgai ii rwiri tii -f it 1 rmr mtWTr EMPIRE EQUIPMENT INC Craigmont, Idaho (208) 924-5491 Mrs Krebs showed a collec tion of colored slides that pictured "Our Way of Life." The Krebs Brothers have been in the sheep business over 60 years. They own 4,000 breed ing ewes that spend part of their year near the Columbia River in Morrow County and part of their year in Montana. Mike Mattice from Detroit, Mi. a senior medical student who is assisting Dr. Wolff and the hospital staff here, was introduced by Mrs. Weather ford Vice President Evelyn Sweck presided in the absence of Club President Marlene Peterson, who was ill I",; S. Main The Knudson hillfidt tractor it tha result of many year of building and testing on standard 4-wheel driv tractors. Every unit is andcraftod from tha finest, heaviest, most depen dable components. Cummins high torgue I cylinder engines give farm ers the added power and torque ne cdssary to top even the steepest hills without shifting. Rockwell axles and transfer cases. Spicer transmissions, too. Designed by a farmer-engineer, the Knudson is the first four-wheel drive tractor with self-leveling chassis, de signed especially for our own unique farming region. WILLOWS C.HAMiF. PLANS l7.VH The Willows Crange C'VVA met Feb 21 at the home of Merian Palmer with Geneva Palmer co hostess There was a politick dinner at I2:p in. Kach member brought some craft ideas for the Fall Haiaar. I hiring the business meeting there was discussion on the sewing contest and plans made for a SI, Patrick dinner, March Ifi The Willow Creek Country Club "golf ladies" will meet for a brown bag luncheon at the Fpiscopal Parish Hall on March:!. Il::)a m., with Dee dribble in charge. Automotive MIFItltFLI.CIIK ItOl.FT. INC. t iiniplete Sale k Sen Icr li rt & Miiin llrrmlsliHi Building Supplies SKFl SFfH VI I. YOLK III II DIM; St I'PLIFS. Uefrulure llowrii I'ainl Tt M M.I M l.l'MHKKCtl. Tim MiMtre. Mgr. I !;'SF Dorion JtK-fi:':'! I'FNIM.FTON Cafes Lounges C XL'S I.Ol'M.F & CAFF Sr( i.ilisl in mixed drink and fine food. tl drink ii;i-.)ii.i llriinnrr Construction HIYKKKKNI) ( (INSTHI'CTION CO. ( om rete Aggregate Crushed ItiH-k Drain Itmk asphalt Paving Fxravuling and trading llrrioi-lon. Oregon Phone 567-2121 Drugs, prescriptions IIKKMISTOMmi'Ci Free Prescription Mail Service Oirn!ta.m.lo7p.m. (iifts for all occasions. Snack Bar III Main St. Ph. 57 :t(l72 Floor Covering Heating MAK FLOOR COVERING Carpet, Linoleum, Ceramic Tile, Kitchen Cabinet Free Katimalea All Work Guaranteed Malt Hughes 422 Linden Way 1678-94 1 H Heppner KEMIG FIXM)R COVERING Carpet, draperies, linoleum counter tops, ceramic tile, flooring, sundries Sales It Installation 330 8.W. llth Butter Creek llwy. Hermiston r I MIKK Senior medic serving In Heppner Michael Mattice, senior medical student. Detroit. Mi., is serving his medical precop lot ship here under supervision of lr, Wallace II, Wolff, Mat I ice will be here until March 2 Mis visitation was arranged through the Depart ment of Family Practice of WHO DOES IT? . HAS IT? Service Directory Funeral Home M FFNKY FI NFHI. IIOMF Prr-arranKrmrnl. distant rrmoalv Serving lone. Ileppnrr. Lexington. I.lrensrri lunrral dirrrlum C7K-waMt llrppnrr Furniture See us In fix t uiu buy your odor TV or strrro xtrin. WILCOX Fl ItMTl'HF. J) PPI.INCEH 2--.I W , lli-rmislon r V.T-.'JO I llrrmislon HOwt-rouitrjini'H I New tk t'rd f in nihil r A Appliance Siilliin led Norge Dralers .'.'mi N. Hist, llrrmislon SBT-ataai Furnace Service Dick's I-1 UN CK SFKYICK We sci ice nearly all tpr of liiMi;ncs; also sales and sin icr on new healing & air conditioning iniils, Phiine27ff-7I7I Dl( KIIASIIIIOK K :Mi!SW l lth Pendleton Insurance Tl RNFII.VANMARTF.lt & HRYANT General Insurance Rl'GGI.EH-HOYCE INSl'RANCK AGENCY (176-!Mi25 . Heppner Hay Royee 7-53HI Real Estate JESS MASON Licensed Real Estate Broker for Farm and Home Servire El) HUNT. Salesman 9K9-K452 Monuments Eternal Markers bronie, granite, installations. Vases. Cemetary grave markers. SWEENEY MORTUARY Serving lone, Heppner, It Lexington ,'076-9600 Heppner MATTICK the University Medical School of Oregon He will receive his medical degree from Michigan Slate I'imcrsity nt Lansing early in March in Heppner. he is making his home at the W, W. Wealherford residence. Optometrist hit. E. K. Mil AFFITZ Oplomrtrikl Next Io Hotel Ileppnrr entrance. ; siM llrppnrr Physcians-Surgeons Dlt, L. h. TIBBI ES ' , llslrupath physician and surgeon 1st National Bank Bldg. Hr KTBIJIO Off. 671-Wli GEM VI.D A. JONES, M. D. Phlrlan and Surgeon I IS E, llur lhurl. Hours: Mon. thru Thurs.. I a.m. I2::uip m,i l:Wp m,-Jp m.; Krl .tta m.-1 p.m. llrnolslon.Orr.STSls Printing ALL TYPE OF PRINTING INII ENVELOPES MOST SIZES . G VZFTTF-TIMES Radiator Service, FARMERS! JONES R VDIATOR SERVICE Now is the lime to gel your hanrsl equipment ready before Ihe rush season. Sewing Machines SINGER Sales Service W e repair all makes and models GKOGANS Approved Singer Dealer 213 S. Main Pendleton 276-2352 Title Insurance MORROW COUNTY ABSTR ACT AND TITLE CO. Title Insurance Office in Peters Bldg. 67R-9KI2 Heppner UMATILLA READY-MIX Open every weekday, and Saturdays and Sundays If necessary. Phone C76-9406 9H9-8IM
