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Pntfr in, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Mar. 13, 1975
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P AUL H AG EY answers questions concerning Kinzua's
hoiking development, Evergreen Terrace.
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(IniiIiii;iI siding inside, furniture is of wood and
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From the evaluation of your
slant and pressure, we know
that everyday incidents
appear to stir your feelings.
Because of your highly re
sponsive nature, you are
better able to understand the
emotions of others. When you
are hurt or pleased, new
experiences in time crowd out
the memory, but your thinking
is never far removed from
emotional influence. You may
be naturally impulsive, lend
ing to act before you think
Cultivation of emotional
control is as necessary as food
fnr the body, so you apparent
ly are not one to rely on first
impressions to form your
opinions: rather, you careful
ly work out each detail as you
build tow ard your conclusions.
You foel this is a reliable w ay
to reach the right answer.
Further, you appreciate that
facts mean nothing unless
they are rightly understood,
rightly related and rightly
interpreted.
Intuition, the supra logic
that cuts out all routine
processes of thought and leaps
straight from problem to
problem, gives you direct
insight about matters and
enable ynu to grasp ideas
quickly, Then your mind
sixilliKhls the task at hand,
thinks in a straight line with
out waste of time or effort.
One may conclude you
Ix lieve in systematic planning
and united effort. You do not
draw back from a course of
action once you have reached
a conclusion.
Strong will power and de
termination ensure the com
pletion of whatever you start;
however, you do not fully
believe in yourself. There is
evidence that making a deci
sion is difficult for you. or
being able to come to a
definite decision Is difficult.
To terminate a situation or
controversy is almost painful
because of the fear of finality,
the fear of criticism, and the
fear of imposition.
In more secure moments
you are capable of decisive
thinking and positive action.
As you know, decisiveness
plays a star role as i leader
ship quality. Should you
decide to start a law practice
with a group of friends you
will want first to develop a
combination of strong traits,
working positively, to com
pensate for a somewhat un
certain approach to the solv
ing of problems at Ihe present
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Do not be like the donkey
Ihnt starved to death between
two stacks of hay because he
wouldn't make up his mind
which stack to eat.
Establish your own Identity
by forcing yourself to have "a
mind of your own". Forgive
the past and accept the reality
of the present Then you will
know what lo do, will possess
force for accomplishment,
and will be able to live a
meaningful life.
Yours,
MARGARET.
Dessert-Card Party
Given by Carnation Club
Sat., March 15 8 p.m.
Degree of Honor Hall
Pinochle and ?
Pri7f will hp hakpri nnnd
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Appearing in person
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KINZUA'S UNIQUE headquarters are shown in the final
stages of construction.
Tatones
win suit
A Morrow County grand
jury has ruled in -favor of Joe
and Alice Tatone, owners of
the Dodge City Inn at Board
man, in a civil action brought
by Daniel Gardyjan of Texas.
The jury, which heard the
case last Wednesday, took
only 30 minutes to relieve the
Tatones of damages in con
nection with the plaintiff's
claim he suffered from food
eaten at the Tatones' rest
aurant on April 12, 1972.
Gardyjan had asked $10,000
general damages and $692 ,
special damages as a result of
the alleged food poisoning
case.
The case was heard by
Circuit Court Judge William
W. Wells.
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CRIME ON THE RISE
Crime is not increasing by accident it's planned that way
Public awareness is the first step to controlling it.
Hear ROD CULP
A 10-year veteran in the field of law enforcement
who has served as a Deputy U. S. Marshal, a State
Trooper and a Deputy Sheriff, speak on
'Solving Our Crime Problem'
Thursday, March 13, 1975-8 p.m.
Rivershore Motor Inn
George Washington Way & Comstock, Richland, Wa.
Admission $1 Sponsored by:
Support Your Local Police Committee
Sunday, March 23
advance tickets on sale at
Coasl-to-Coasl
Peterson's Jewelry
Gardner's Men's Wear
Murray's Drug
Heppner
High School
4 p.m.
also starring
The Country Bugs
Musical Family Group
Entertainment for the Entire Family
Little League
Sponsored By:
Heppner Lions Ciub
This is a community service
advertisement brought to you by
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