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Page 4. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1975 Party B) DoroUiy 7iu Sunday morning many people were up at 7 a.m., making coffee, turning the heat up, and building fires in fireplaces. At eight the elec tricity was gone. By ten, for us who don't have fireplaces, we visited friends who did, craw 1 ed back into bed or put a heavier jacket on. Our black out lasted 5 hours and it took S more for us to feel warm again. Take a gal like me, w ho has lived in a big city for the past 12 years, I know the whole city of Portland would have panicked in one hour. Here almost everyone just accepted it and that was that. Contest winners for the turkey give-away were Jessie Furlong, Clyde Nutting, Mrs. Feans O'Brien. Condon, Erma Ralston and Michael Haus auer. The winners have been notified and now with Thanks giving just around the corner, guess we had better go buy ours. It's moving time for Arnie and Rita Hedman, just one block but with a whole store to move and all the remodeling of the hotel lobbv before that. By now that one block, probably seems 100. JAPANESE MEMORIES TOI.D SOROOPTIMISTS Alice Abrams, Jeanette, Piper, Cathy Palmer and their mothers were guests at the Soroptimist luncheon, Thurs day, Nov. 13. The three girls narrated slides taken while they were in Japan last summer and also displayed souveniers. After their presentation club members were invited to ask questions and this brought out a few more facts about present day Japan. Btrdine Tullis spoke briefly about how the trip was arranged for these girls. She said that they applied, were carefully scre ened, and their families were interviewed concerning the expenses involved. Each of the girls stayed in a different area in Japan. They spoke affectionately of their Japanese families, of their fa;hers. mothers, sisters and brothers and even grandpar ents and uncles and aunts for tjie duration of their summer adventure. Line I stopped in tor a cnat wnn Justice of the Peace, Charlie O'Connor this week. His desk is covered with citations issued by the local law enfor cement agencies. So far his season the hunting citations are running about the same as last year. They are running two to one for the out of county residents. Citations have been issued on one hunter caufcnt with two ducks, which he said he didn't shoot, one issued on a hunter for shooting a grouse, because his wife likes grouse and four issued be cause the hunters misplaced their elk tags. The tags were found later in one of the hunter's pockets. Of course there is a more serious side. Church i Directory ASSEMBLY OF GOD - SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Sun. Eve. service 7:00 Bible Study Wed, 7 p m. CATHOLIC Catechism ; Mon & Wed Worship: Heppner, Sun 11 a.m. Saturday 6:30 p.m. lone. Sun 8:45 a.m. Saturday worship 6:30 St. Patricks CHRISTIAN SS 9:45 am. Worship 11 a.m. Even. Serv 7.30 CHIRCH OF CHRIST. Lexington SS 9:45 Church 11:00 Sun. Eve 7:30 Bible Study. Wed 7:30 THE CHIRCH OF JEStS CHRIST OF LATTERDAY SAINTS Heppner -Lexington Hwy. Ph. 676-5578 Branch Pres. Paul H. Forrey Priesthood a.m. SS 10 a m. Sacrament . .. 11 am. Relief Soc Tues, 10:30 APYM l YW Wed 7:30 Primary Wed, 7:30 EPISCOPAL SS 9.45 a.m. Adult Ed 9:45 a m. Worship 10:30 a.m. LtTHERAN SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a m. Children choir 9.30 METHODIST SS 9 45 a m. Worship 11 a m. NAZARENE SS 10 am. Worship II a.m. Even. Serv p.m. Bible Study, Wed 7p m. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT1ST Sabbath School 9:30 Worship II a m. IONE I'NITED (111 RC1I OF CHRIST ' Church ..Ham SS 5 -". Rev. William Graham Saturday, Nov. 22, 8:30 a.m. AAUW clean-up day at the Ford Garage. Heppner. Bring cleaning supplies. The Lanham apartments owned by Mr. and Mrs. Conley Lanham have been sold to the Eastland Company. Mr. and Mrs. Lanham will remain there as managers. Austin Smith, Portland, was in Heppner visiting his moth er. Mrs. Letha Archer last week. , ANNIVERSARY INVITATION The children of Mr. and Mrs. David Eckman Sr. are holding an open house in honor of their parents" twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Sat urday, Nov. 22. 2-5 p m.. at 385 W. Union Ave. All friends are cordially invited. The honor guests request no gifts. TOO ATTEND SPECIAL WORKSHOP Rachel Harnett of the Mor row County Museum and Justine Wealherford of the Heppner Public Library will attend their second workshop at the Oregon Historical Society in Portland tomorrow. On Oct. 31 they heard experts speak on arranging displays, on accession practi ces and other subjects signifi cant to museum and library management. Friday. Nov. 21. the main emphasis will be on cataloging books and building libraries. Smr. & Hm. Toberr Nuttod. detumer mrof sol Aegav eherw yhet tosl eno dundreh sollard. Srm. Nuttod dilef rof divoricd dna Rm. Nuttod koot ankrupcb. Srm. Nuttod hsah yustodc to eht god. Rm. Nuttod sah yustodc fo eht airanhp. Progress isn't achieved by follow ing the crowd. mm During a candlelight cere mony, four women achieved full membership in ESA International at the home of Mrs. Rita Harris. Those honored were Mrs. La Rue Kindle. Mrs. Bebe Munkers. Verna Brinda and Sally Wilson. The Alpha Theta chapter also presented pledge pins to Mrs. Mona Lisa Pelesky. Barbara Paullis and Sandra Rill. Mrs. Faye wilson. vice president and Mrs. Rosemary Parks made the presenta tions. ESA is an international women's organization which emphasizes educational, phil anthropic and social activi ties. Local service projects for the past year included a senior citizen craft day, 4-H camp scholarships and a donation to Pioneer Memorial Hospital. (MM Free diabetic CfflMB 0? clinics n r" ,f t 1 j . "t i C AREA DIRECTOR ADDRESSES GARDNERS Mrs. Charles Dallas, Pen dleton, spoke on chrysanthe mum culture at the meeting of the Heppner Garden Club, Monday evening, Nov. 10 , in the W W. Weatherford home. The club's bicentennial plans, future flower shows, and organizational matters were duscissed during the meeting belore Mrs. Dallas' talk. Doris Cutting, president, presided during the business session. Mr. Dallas was also a guest of the club. Twenty-two persons attend ed the potluck dinner and meeting. The December meeting will be the Christmas greens workshop to be held at the Methodist Church. Pastor Geyer, wife Jan. daughlers Jennifer and Kimberly. New Pastor for Heppner Church Correction: Randy Devine will be departing Nov. 28 for basic training at Lackland AFB. TX. Randy will be a Security Specialist. Diane Geyer and his family have moved to Heppner last month to assume the pastor ate of the Heppner Firs! Assembly of God Church. Reverend Geyer is a grad uate of Bethany Bible College, Santa Cruz. CA. Diane Geyer is a native Oregonian who lived in Hepp ner for seven years, attending the grade school here. His father. Rev. Willis W. Geyer was pastor of the First Assembly of God Church here from 1952 59. He gradualed from Mac High. Milton Free water in 19W. His wife. Jan. was raised in Albany. OR. is also a graduate of Bethany Bible College, majoring in education. The Geyers have two children. Jennifer, two and one half years old, and Kimberly. 16 months. The man or womai with out faith in anything or anyone gives evidence against themselves. ' DANCE Saturday, Nov. 22 Music by The Denims 9 til 2:30 Admission $2 Hardman Community Center , Supper will be served THE ARTIFACTORY IS COMING December 6 at the Old Ford Garage Many local artists will display, sell or demonstrate their crafts. To donate books contact: Marion Abrams 676-9141 June O'Connor 422-7195 TBS MOSACI IKW90KD IT TOTS EOKX-OWMB SAjrg U A COMMUIITT UXTKI DANK OF D Eastern Oregon Kxian. rouAL txKtn wiuuuai coiknutk Pastor Geyer comments, he is very pleased to be in Heppner and to meet old friends again. They are all settled down in their home and invites the people of the community to stop in and meet him and his family. A series of diabetes detec tion clinics have been set up . by the Morrow County Health Department, Pal Wright, cou nty health nurse would like everyone to make their appointments for the Diabetes Detection Clinic as soon as possible, Everyone over 18 years of age should have this free, one-minute linger puncture test for diabetes especially if you are: over 40 years of age, a blood relative of a known diabetic, a mother of a 9 pound baby at birth, and over weight. The clinics will be held at the following locations betwe en the hours of II a.m. and 1: 30 to 3 :30p.m. You must call for an appointment, Heppner-two days, Dec, 5 and 12 at Heppner Neighbor hood Center, phone 67ti ifttll for appointment. lone - Dec. 2, lone Church of Christ, phone 676 Wit for appointment. Irrigon - Dec. 4, Irrigon Morrow County offices, phone 922 ;. for an appointment. Koardman-Dts.'. 8, Board man Grange Hall, phone Ml 46(11 for appointment. Church Notice llo)e Lutheran and Valby Lutheran Church will have a combined worship service at Valby Wednesday. Nov. 26. 8 p in , The offering will go to the Hunger Relief Fund of the American Lutheran Church Mon. Noon 8:45a m. Bp Ml. 4:3(lp 111. Wed. 7 p.m. Chamber of Commerce, Klks Uxlge Heppner Lions Hub 1st & 3rd Tues . Wagon Whirl Hoanlman Lions Club 1st & 3rd Thins, Bonrdman Grange Hall Senior Ciliens Dinner Elks Uidge. Tues & Wed Boy Scouts of Ament a, Elks lOne Cardinals Club lone High Cafeteria pinochle Party Lexington lOoFllall Fair & Rodeo Dinner. Elks l-odge t .. . .t. ... ... rrei ih.iih'uv ii'imw" (llljc Call for nppl. 676 !Wil Free Parking All dav, City of Heppner Sal. Nov. 22 SiinlaCliiiis.C.aelle Tunes Sat,, Nov. 2t), 1. tup in Thiirs., Nov. 20. Bp m. Sat . Nov, 22. 8p m, Sal,, Nov. 22 NOTICE Dr. J.W. NOItENE will not be atallwble on November 22, !i;.V a he i attending a M-mlimr on limine Snrgen. ThU W one of the opporlimitie III continuing education kpontured b the Oregon Vrlerlimry Medical sitrlullon that the eterliiiiiln ran remain Informed on new development In the flrld of animal lie j l:h cure. OltH.ON VETERINARY .MEDICAL VSSOt l VTION FIRE INSURANCE Do you have adequate liability insurance? The State of Oregon requires you carry $10,000-520,000 but that may not be adequate to cover one large accident. Investi gate the possibility of increasing your liability limits. 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