By Julie Nelaon
The United Church of Christ
will have series of special
services (or the (our Sundays
of Advent at the regular
worship hour. These services
are designed to Involve the
whole family, especially the
children.
The Free Diabetic Detection
Clinic had a good turn out;
approximately 80 were tested.
A big thanks to Pat Wright and
the ladies who helped with it.
Beta Omega Chapter of
ESAheld their December bus
iness meeting at the home of
Monica Swanson.
Bill Sheribon, service work
er for State of Oregon's
Children's Services Division
wss guest speaker and he
emphasized that Morrow Cou
tyty is In need of foster homes.
April 10, 1976 has been set
for the Spring Cotillion Dance
and all proceeds will go to the
lone Volunteer Fire Depart
ment. There will be a traveling
bake sale Dec. 19 beginning at
10:30 a m. Orders will also be
taken by calling Linda La Rue,
422-7468 or Bev Doherty,
4227177.
A progressive dinner for
members and their husbands
has been planned for Dec. 14.
lonr Jr. high boys and girls
basketball teams will play
Riverside here on Thursday,
Dec. 11. The boys will play in
the new gym at 2 p.m. and the
girls in the old gym at 2:30
pm. lone High School girls
and boys basketball teams
will host Riverside on Tues
day, Dec. 16. The girls will
begin at 4:30 p m.; boys JV
game, 6 p m. and boys varsity.
8 p m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker
re the parents of a son,
Bridger John, born Nov. 13,
weighing 6 lbs, 4 '4 oz.
lie Joins a brother Mike.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Roper, Milwau
kee, Mr, and Mrs. Dave
Baker, lone. Great grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Q.
Thomas, Columbia, MO, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Baker, Wood
burn, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gorger, Pendleton.
Mrs. Irene Swanson has
recently moved to the Willow
view Apartments in Heppner.
Moving Into her mobile home
are her granddaughter, Cher
yle (nee Turner) and husband,
Matt Greenup.
Visiting Mrs. Irene Swanson
over the weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Swanson,
Mike and Kellie, Seattle. They
were here to attend the recep
tion for Cheryle (nee Turner)
and Malt Greenup which was
held at the Elks Lodge in
Heppner,
The American Legion Auxi
liary is placing a box in the
bank for donations of canned
goods. They cannot accept
home canned goods. This is to
help the Neighborhood Center
for Christmas baskets.
Church Notice
The first of this season's
Ecumenical "Singspirations"
will be held at the United
Methodist Church, Sunday,
Dec. 14, 7 p.m. This continues
the custom of once a month, on
the second Sunday, of people
from the various churches
joining together for the song
fest. Refreshments will follow
the service. Everyone is
welcome.
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Julie Nelson. Lexington, Is the new correspondent for the
Gazette-Times in the lone area. Julie is married to Ken
Nelson and they have two daughters Jill and Heidi. We
welcome Julie to our staff and ask lone residents to call and
relate their news to her at 989-8494.
HOLIDAY BREADS
CARROTT SANDWICH BREAD
1 c. finely grated raw carrots
I c. brown sugar
1 tsp. baking soda
1 Iblsp. melted shortening
2 eggs
Combine carrots, sugar, baking soda and shortening in a
large bowl. Pour on boiling water and stir just to mix. Set
aside until cool . . . beat eggs with a fork and add to the cooled
carrot mixture. Sift in the baking powder, salt and
all purpose flour. Stir in whole wheat flour. Fold in walnuts.
Pour into a greased loaf pan. Let stand S minutes.
Bake In moderate oven (350 degrees) 1 hour. Remove from
pan and cool on wire rack. Bread slices better if allowed to
stand, wrapped in aluminum foil or plasiic wrap, in a cool
place overnight. Makes 1 loaf.
LEMON BREAD
one-third c. melted butter
lc. sugar
2eggs
P j c. sifted flour , J,
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp. sail
Blend well the butter and sugar; beat in eggs one at a time.
Add extract. Sift together dry ingredients: add to egg
mixture alternately with milk. Blend just enough to mix.
Fold in lemon peel and nuts. Turn into greased loaf pan. Bake
in slow oven 350 degrees, 45 55 minutes.
ZUCCHINI
3 beaten eggs
2 c. sugar
3 tsp. vanilla
lc oil
2 c grated or
shredded zucchini
Mix first 5 ingredients in a large bowl. Mix next 6 ingredients
together then stir into egg-zucchini mixture until blended.
Pour into 2 greased loaf pans. Bake at 350 degrees about 1
hour. Makes two loaves.
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Jackets
Dresses, long and street length
Coats, leather-fur lined
Blouses, dressy white
Blouses, junior and ladies
Skirts long
Pant suits
Sweaters
Nightgowns, long
Night wear, baby dolls
Robes, long or short
Slips
Gloves
Hats
Panty Hose
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1 c. chopped walnuts
'ic. milk
i4 tsp. almond extract
4 tsp. vanilla extract
1 Tbsp grated lemon peel
4 c. chopped pecans
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1 tsp salt
1 Lsp. baking soda
3 tsp. cinnamon
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Santa surprises
Wranglers
The annual Wrangler
Christmas party was held at
the Annex Bldg, Dec. 7, 5 p m.
A large crowd was present
for the potluck supper, com
plete with holiday decorations
and Christmas tree. The event
was hosted by Gwen and Jack
Healy. Jean and Norman
Nelson and Marilyn and CTeo
Childers.
The business meeting, held
after dinner, concluded with
election of officers for 1976.
Elected for the coming year
are: Lee Palmer, president;
Bob Mahoney, vice-president;
Ann Schwarz, secretary; Gw
en Healy, treasurer; Direc-
B1VECC sets
buget date
The Blue Mountain Com
munity College Board of Edu
cation and Budget Committee
set April 20, 1976 as the date
for the college's annual budget
election and elected Ben Hold
man, Pendleton, as chairman
of the Budget Committee.
BMCC has no tax base, so
must hold a budget election
each year for funds to operate
the college. The committee
also elected Wally Wedin.
Milton Freewater, secretary.
Also on the ballot April 20
will be three positions on the
Board of Education. The posi
tions currently held by Bob
Rietmann, lone; Joe Green,
Pendleton, and Ken Dauble,
Weston will be up tor vote.
Rietmann was appointed by
the board last summer to fill
the post vacated by Dorothy
Krebs. lone, who resigned on
the advice of her doctor. State i
law requires the position,
which has two years to run. be
placed on the April ballot.
Both Green and Dauble were
elected to their positions and
are nearing the end of their
terms. Deadline for filing for
the three board positions is
March 16, 1976.
Members of the budget
committee, in addition to
Holdman and Wedin, are Bill
Etter. Pilot Rock; Homer
Hughes. Lexington; Fred Ni
shimura, Boardman; Bob
Slangier and Bob Mautz, both
of Pendleton.
Board members, in addition
to Rietmann, Green and
Dauble. are Chairman Har
mon Springer, Malachi Cam
pbell and John Hansell. all of
Hermiston. and Jim Whitney,
Pendleton.
The Irrigon Assembly of
God Sunday School Christmas
program wiil be held Sunday,
Dec. 14. 7 p.m.
A ttend Worship Services This
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
SS 9:45 a m.
Woship 11 a m.
Sun. Eve. service .... 7:00
Bible Study Wed. 7
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 a.m.
Woship 11 -m.
Eve. Serv 7:30
(Hl'HCH OF CHRIST. '
Lexington
SS 9 45 a.m.
Church U:00
Sun. Eve 7:30
Bible Study, Wed 7:30
THE Clll'RCII OF JESl'S
CHRIST OF LATTFRDAY
SAINTS
Heppner -Lexington Hwy.
Priesthood a m.
SS 10 a m.
Sacrament 11 m.
Relief Soc., Tues. 10:30
APYM & YW .... Wed. 7:30
Primary Wed, 7:30
METHODIST
SS
Worship
9:45 a.m.
...11 a.m.
Heppner Gazette-Times
Page 5.
tors lor 2 years, Archie Ball
and Lee Padberg; for 1 year
term, Ed Martin, Jerry Dou
gherty and Pat Dougherty.
Bob Van Schoiack was ap
pointed rodeo board repre
sentative from the Wranglers.
The horse show superinten
dent, Dick Sherer will head
the committee to revise the
horse show.
A board of directors meet
ing in January will outline the
schedule of events and calen-
dar for 1976.
Following adjournment, Sa
nta Claus arrived to provide
treats for all and gifts for the
12 and under youngsters.
The lone Trailriders held
their first meeting of the new
4 H year, Nov. 17 in the lone
High School library.
One of the first items of
interest was to elect officers
for the coming year. Elected
to office were: Debora Palm
er, president; Anita Palmer,
vice president ; Donna Palm
er, secretary -treasurer; Lau
rie Childers. reporter; Kim
Pettyjohn, sergeant-at-arms.
Other members include Kris
and Kelly Pettyjohn, Scott.
Todd and Brett Sherer, Dawn
Peterson, Anne Murray and
Roger Childers. Tammy Holtz
was accepted as a new
member. The club leader is
Mrs. Del La Rue.
The main topic of discussion
was the making of reigns and
vests for future parades.
Another meeting of the group
was held Tuesday, Dec. 2 at
the lone High School library.
Because nuclear power is
cheaper than electricity gen
erated from coal, it will help
hold down energy cosU.
The
Christ mas Seal
People
Thank You...
...forgiving more
this year,
so we can do more
to fight lung disease
It's a matter
of life and breath!,
Your local
LUNG
Association
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CongrtM shall make no law respecting an
tHabliihment of religion, or prohibiting th
free ticercit thereof...
The Conititution of the United States
"And when ye stand
praying, forgive, it ye To trr it human, to forgive divint.
have ought ginst any: A)fMndf Pop
that your Father also
which is In heaven may
forgive your trespasses."
-Mark 11:25
These religious messages are
being brought to you each week by
the following civic minded,
concerned merchants
THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner, OR. Thursday. Dec. 11. 1975
Bookworms Review
'Leaving Home'
An amusing, pleasing, lov
able, Irish Catholic family is
featured in Arthur Cava
naugh's warm, haunting nov
el, "Leaving Home." The
author dedicates this book "To
my father and to the memory
of my mother, who was
Catherine."
Lucy Peterson presented an
enthusiastic review of the
novel to the Bookworms at
their November meeting in
the home of Ruby Becket. She
said that parts from the book
had appeared in both McCalls
and Redbook magazines.
The parents are the princi
pal characters, but their five
children add humor and
interest to this great depression-time
novel. The author
begins with the funeral of the
mother, and flashes back to
incidents that took place
during earlier years during
the couple's romance and
during- the long period of
raising their children in bust
ling Brooklyn.
Mrs. Peterson compared the
novel to "A Tree Grows in
Brooklyn" and to various
stories written about the Irish,
Catholic Kennedys of Boston.
She read several passages
from the book and extolled the
writer's ability to provide
poignant descriptions.
For those who have known
New York City and Brooklyn,
the review of events and
characters in the various
parishes will be especially
interesting. For any reader
who likes a book that is hard to
put aside, "Leaving Home" is
highly recommended.
The New York Times rated
it "tender and vivid." The
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sleep and loungewear.
BankAmericard and Master
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Custom giftwrapping
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Washington D C. News said.
"Folks who complain that
there's nothing decent to read
these days should rush right
out and get a copy of 'Leaving
Home.' "
Mrs. Peterson used the
paperback copy, a Fawcett
Crest publication, which came
out in 1972. The Heppner
Public Library has this book
in its adult fiction collection.
Rent
certicates
not required
Rent certificates are no
longer necessary for persons
claiming renter property tax
refunds. This message appar
ently bears repeating, says
John J. Lobdell, director of the
Oregon Department of Reve
nue, because so many land
lords are calling the depart
ment requesting rent certifi
cates. Lobdell says the legislature
dropped the rent certificate
requirement more than six
months ago and the change
applies to persons filing cla
ims on or after Jan. 1. 1976.
Lobdell asks that all persons
aware of the law change pass
the information along to other
Oregon renters and landlords.
He also advises renters to
keep their rent receipts and
canceled checks to substanti
ate the amount of rent paid in
case the revenue department
audits their claims.
UIaiiPAP
Weekend
EPISCOPAL
SS 9:45 a.m.
Adult Ed 9:45 a.m.
Worship 10:30
HOPE LITHERAX
SS 9:45
Childrens Choir 9:30
Adult Choir 10:00
Worship 11:00
Bethel Bible Series
Tues 8 00
Youth Group e-o Wed 6:30
VALBY LUTHERAN, 10E
Worship 9:00
SS 10:15
Choir Practice 10:15
Bethel Bible Series
Wed. 8 :00
Youth Group
E-o Wed. 6:30
NAZARENE
SS 10 a.m.
Morning Worship k
Junior Church 11 a.m.
Eve. worship p m.
Wed, Bible Study 7 p m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Sabbath SW 9 30
Worship 11 a m.
I N1TF.D CHI RCH OF
CHRIST. IONE
Choir, Wed 7:30
SS :45 a.m.
Sunday Church
Service U a.m.
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