Heppner gazette-times., March 20, 1975, Page Page 8, Image 8

Page 8. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Mar. 20, 1975
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to its deslinalion.
"We'd like to take this cole
slaw home to our rabbit!"
HOW TO PRESERVE AND
STORE FOODS
AND
HOW TO BUILD A HOME
FOOD DRYER
Th unctrtointiM of lift todoy mok
Itiew pubbcotwrw vitol informoiwi
tvry family.
4 What foodi to itora
4 How to prowrvo and star foods
Whr to ttor your foods
How to dry fruits ond vgtob)
4 Rocipes for using driod ond pro-
sorvod foods
How to build a rums food drysr,
using inoxponsrvo motsrials, soKoot
ports, ond ordinary tools
WITHOUT REGULAR DELIVERIES,
FOOD STORES WOULD HAVE ONLY
BARE SHELVES IN A MATTER
Of DAYS.
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We are pleased that so many of our friends
turned out for our open house Friday. Local
interest in the plant operation is very
gratifying, and we thank you for the
opportunity to show off our new head
quarters building and plywood plant. We're
glad you came to see us!
Kinzua
SIDE VIEW of the new Kinzua Corporation
headquarters building. Bulldoiers have been at work
preparing grades for landscaping. It is also an
admirable "rear" view of Dr. E. K. Schaffiti laboring
up the grade to the open house.
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Nona Sowell, office manaer,
Kinzua Corporalion reported
thai 230 persons attended the
Friday open house for the
corporation's new plywood
plant and office headquarters.
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ONE OF the final stages of a piece of plywood is the
inspection and the grading. The plywood has been cut
to true length and width and hits this paddle-wheel
while the operator inspects both sides of the wood and
grades it by means of an electronic device.
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The Rev. Ben Taylor,
associate pastor of Bible
Temple, Portland, will be
speaking Sunday. March 23,
and each evening through
Wednesday, March 26, at 7
p.m. Morning meetings will be
held at 10 a.m. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
A singing group, Elkanah, of
the Portland Bible College will
present gospel music in the
morning and evening services
Sunday. This will be a real
treat, especially for young
people.
A pot luck dinner is planned
for Sunday with Rev. Taylor
and the singing group.
The Rev. Ben Taylor has
pastored Assembly of God
churches for more than 20
years. He is a graduate of SCC
and Western Evangelical
Seminary in Portland.
He is currently pastor of
Bible Temple with his main
responsibility to oversee the
cassette tape ministry that
reaches Into 35 foreign coun
tries, all of the U.S., Into penal
institutions and branches of
the armed services. He is also
a Bible college teacher and
counselor.
Relatives learned of the
death of Kenneth Lane Wilson,
25. of Milwaukie, who died
March 7 of injuries received in
a motorcycle accident near
Vreka, Ca. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph O. Wilson,
formerly of Irrigon and Umatilla.
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strength, cool runntno,
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log inssrt slots mint
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He was born In Portland and
attended Parkrose High
School where he was active In
football and wrestling. He was
employed as a tree planter for
the U. S. Forest Service at the
time of his death.
Survivors Include the
widow, Chris, Yreka; his
parents, Mllatikie; and two
brothers, Michael Wilson of
Portland and Steven of Mil
waukie: and his grandmother,
Mrs. Nora Wlnchell. Mil
waukie. Rurial was in the Clack
amas Cemetery.
Eleven Boy Scouts made a
20-mile hike from Irrigon to
Bonrdman and back Satur
day. They followed the Col
umbia River going down then
divided into two groups to
compete In getting home first.
They returned home through
the desert.
Troop fiftf is making plans
for a SO-mile hike during
spring vacation, the last week
of March. They plan to hike 10
miles a day. from the top of
Cabbage Hill to I'nion. A
number of merit badges can
be gained this way. such as
botany, bird watching and
hiking,
The arrow of light award
will be presented to Charles
Stacy on Wednesday night,
Select your wedding invita
tions at the Gazette-Times
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WHITEWALL
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LIST $47.23
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tut ptrlorinincf I Nylon
cup ply, stttl bolts, rtyon
radial body plm tt right
tnglas lo lira tread. Steal
radial giva you superior
control, superior r'ldt.
WHITtWALL
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The Three Links Club of
Holly Rebekah Lodge met at
Ihe home of Delpha Jones
Thursday with Hilda Yocom
co-hostess.
The meeting was presided
over by Carolyn Howard,
chairman, The group voted to
buy a riding walker to be left
at Pioneer Memorial Hospital
for use, and on loan there, at
Ihe discretion of the hospital.
It was announced that plans
were being made by a
committee for a luncheon and
card party April II to help
with the state assembly and
home expenses Instead of
raising the dues at Ihe present
time,
Hie group also planned a
traveling food sale to be held
on Good Friday. They will
start at Ihe Florence McMil
lan home and travel until the
food is gone.
Newly elected officers are
Carolyn Howard, chairman:
l4iln Palmer, vive-vhvraav,
Dimple Munkers, secretary;
and Ruth Robinson, treasurer.
Refreshments were served to
Maureen Davis, Carolyn Ho
ward. Elsie Fox. Irene Pad
herg. Etilfl Bloodsworlh. Catie
Padlwrg. Freda Majeske,
lila Palmer. Florence Mc
Millan. Venice Hendrtrkson,
Hilda Yocom and Delpha
Junes The door prize was won
by Carolyn Howard. The next
meeting will be held at Ihe
home of Mrs. Majeske In
Heppner.
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600-16-6
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under til rood conditions,
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Mr, and Mrs. (ienp Majeske
were recent visitors to Lincoln j
Bench where Ihey visited their
daughter, fVbhie Wyles.
Mrs. Hob Davidson and 1
Anlln were Portland visitors
over Ihe weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Standley
and family of Portland visited ;
his mother, Venice Hendi ick- -son,
Inst week.
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
VnnWInkle were Salem call
ers over Ihe weekend where
Ihey were making final plans
for Ihe wedding of their
daughter (Hernia Kay,
Mrs, Mike Palmer is enjoy
ing a vacation al home from
her work at Columbia Basin
Electric.
Islington Grange will meet
nt fi::l p.m.. Match 24. Thin
will Im a pot lurk dinner of
sandwiches and salads, The
program will consist of slides
IVrris Graves took In Austra
lia on a recent trip. All
Interested persons are Invited
to attend, have lunch and see
the slides, The business Hirel
ing will start about 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs, L, D. Vinson of
Monument were recent visi
tors with her mother. Mrs. ,
Catie Padlterg.
WHITEWALL
B78-13
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LIST $29 27
Long lilt, all purpose lira
with 0YNAC0H belt
construction lor aa tra
strength, eddtd tread
stability. Variahit pitch
trtad design for quiet,
smooth ride.
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