Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, October 14, 1976, Page Page 6, Image 11

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    Page . THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR. Th gday. Oct. 14. 17S
Lisa Martin installed
lone Worthy Advisor
On Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 26th, Miss Lisa Martin
was installed as Worthy Ad
visor of the lone Assembly No.
89, Order of Rainbow for Girls.
Installing officers were:
Worthy Advisor, Christy Ed
mondson; Marshall, Cindi Do
herty; Musician, Linda
Prock; Recorder, Arlene Can
non; Chaplain, Rene Gutier
rez. Other officers installed
were: WAA, Kim Pettyjohn;
Charity, Barbara Devine;
Hope, Tanna Hams; Faith,
Darcy Rea; Recorder, Laurie
Childers; Treasurer, Christy
Edmondson; Chaplain, Janet
te Piper; Drill Leader, Mar
garet Kincaid; Love, Patty
Devine; Religion, Tammy
Howard; Immortality, Ginny
Estes; Nature, Julie Baker;
Fidelity, Kelly Pettyjohn;
Patriotism, Lisa Meyers; Ser
vice, Lynn Dee Devine; Con
fidential Observer, Lori
Prock; Outer Observer, Tam
my Tucker; Choir Director,
Arlene Cannon.
Heppner
John R. Hall, of Heppner,
Oregon, has joined the staff of
The Federal Land Bank of
Spokane as Assistant Director
of Research, according to
A.W. Neel, President.
Hall, who joined the Land
Bank System in 1975 as a
Farm Credit , Assistant, re
ceived farm appraisal and
personal risk analysis training
at the Federal Land Bank
Association of Blackfoot, Ida
ho before moving to Spokane
to assume the new position. As
Assistant Director of Re
search, Hall will be respons-
Heppner School
Lunch Menus
Mon.. Oct. 18
Sloppy Joes
Homemade rolls
Buttered corn
Cabbage salad
Purple plums-milk
Tues.. Oct. 19
Chili beans
Carrol A celery stix
Rolls-butter
Applesauce-milk
Wed.. Oct. 20
Tacos
Shredded lettuce-dressing
Baked maple bars
Fruit-milk
Tburs., Oct. 21
Corn dogs
Baked potato patty
Carrot & celery stix
Fruit A cookies-milk
Fri.. Oct. 22
School's choice
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Heppner Branch
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANE mm
MR. FARMER
and
MR. BUSINESS
MAN
This is the timii
of the year, to
ntart looking fori
TAX Shelters.
For more
information:
Contact
Roy Undstrom,
Hob Secolo
Realty Inc.
256 0421,
lies. 658-5653
jmamii.m.rii,, - S.Wau-J m Tl1" fn" " m' " JBS-'i
Lisa's colors are red, yel
low, and brown and her flower
is the yellow carnation. Her
motto for her term is "Love is
the lesson we learn" for the
Rainbow lights to burn. She
was crowned by her father,
Jerry Martin.
Refreshments were served
from a tea table which
centered her cake of white and
yellow bearing her name and
flanked by red candles.
Serving at the tea table were
Mrs. Dorothy Stefani, Helen
McCabe, and Margaret Mor
gan. Mrs. lone Martin was
acting hostess, and Arleta
Aldrich was in charge of the
guest book and corsages.
lone Assembly No. 89 trav
eled to Arlington Sunday,
October 10, to visit with the
Grand Worthy Advisor of the
State of Oregon. Five other
assemblies were present, and
all Worthy Advisors and
Mother Advisors sat in the
East and took part in the
meeting.
man promoted
ible for compiling a variety of
data used by the Federal Land
Bank for management decision-making.
Reared on a wheat and
cattle ranch near Heppner,
Hall is a 1975 graduate of
"THE NUCLEAR ENERGY BAN
MEASURE WOULD WASTE NATURAL
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Everyone knows that me world's oil and gas resources
are being rapidly depleted. No more acceptable
hydroelectric sites are available Solar and wind power
are far in the future, yet to be proved. Means are not
available to mine and deliver enough coal to satisfy
power-generating needs Coal, gas and oil must be
conserved to meet other needs. Your NO vote wul help
assure conservation, eliminate waste.
OPE-V7N1ANS ASA:NST THE SAN ON NUCJtAS UilKfiM S V TH AVE PORTLAND Cat
i vi rr
I W SW mmw
v
Waiver-of-lnterest,
in cash! nmahnmt
Now you can move up to the big. 4-wheel drive horsepower you need
to finish your heavy tillage on time this fall and get Into your fields
early next spring, pius
Get a personal check from
OStelger based on the amount
of money you must borrow or
commit.
Claim Investment Credit on
O your new Stelger tractor, this
year.
1
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Lisa Martin
Those attending from lone
Assembly were Lisa Martin,
Tanna Hams, Christie Ed
mondson, Margaret Kincaid,
Lori Prock, Darcy Rea,
Tammy Tucker, Dot Halver
son, Linda Prock, and Diana
Kincaid.
Oregon State University with
a B.S. degree in Agricultural
Engineering. Hall and his
wife, Terry, will reside in the
Spokane Valley. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hall.
Heppner.
RESOURCES."
rivn
HENRY R. RICHMOND
Former Administrator
Bonneviiie Power
Administration
i iZi i i
THE MORE YOU KNOW ABOUT IT
THE LESS YOU'LL LIKE IT
VOTE 9 NO
IT BANS NUCLEAR ENERGY
'and Steiger pays
The offer applies to all 9 Stsloer
models -from 210 to 325 bhp (170
to 270 drawbar hp).
For deieils. see us today. The sooner
you buy, the higher your refund
will bet
FJorrow County nnn
Grain GroLvcrs.se Lu J.
FARMER OWNED AND CONTROLLED
Your Friendly Local Cooperative
Lexington, Oregon 989-0221
A wheat marketing work
shop is scheduled for Tuesday,
October 26, at 1:30 p.m. at the
Elks Lodge in Heppner.
The program will last for
three hours with speakers
being Dr. J.B. Wyckoff, Dr.
Gene Nelson, Dr. Clint Reed
er, all staff members of
Oregon State University Ag
Economics Departments.
The program will discuss
many different aspects of
grain marketing. Among the
topics will be trends in wheat
production, marketing and
trade; how your attitudes
Historial
Society
Next Wednesday, October
20, members of the Morrow
County Historical Society are
going to be at work in the area
south of Heppner setting
markers on old, unmarked
graves. Anyone wanting to
volunteer his help should con
tact Harold Becket.
At noon, the ladies of the
society will serve dinner in the
Rhea Creek Grange Hall for
the work crew.
Marking graves is a Bi
centennial -project in many
parts of the nation and state.
Morrow County has quite a
few unmarked graves from its
pioneer days.
072Q4'HA3SV UAZSAL TBEAS
'uynow.
Wheat
Workshop
about risk-taking influence
marketing decisions; how to
Basra?
Drought to you by the Union Pacific Railroad Pooplo.
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WHO
DOES IT? HAS IT?
Service Directory
Automotive
SIIERRELL CHEVROLET.
INC.
Complete Sales A Service
3rd A Main HermUton
Building Supplies
SEE US FOR ALL YOUR
BUILDING SUPPLIES
We feature Boytea Paints
rUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Tim Moore. Mgr.
432 SE Dorian 274221
PENDLETON
PRINTING
WEDDING INVITATIONS
BUSINESS FORMS
GAZETTE-TIMES
S7S-S22S S7S-HS2
Construction
CIRCLE "D" TRENCHING
Guaranteed Performance
Irrlgatlow-DralnTlle
Power ( able
Bonded A Lkeod
atwer and drain field
Trenching of all hind
Robert Duncan Heppner
Ph. S7S-SM
UMATILLA READY MIX
Open every weekday,
and Saturdays and Sundays
If neceary.
Ph.S'S-StoSorHt 7
figure odds o! getting a higher
price; deciding when and how
much wheat to sell or con
tract; recent changes in the
wheat market relationships
and implications for market
ing and hedging;
Grain marketing contracts:
I-
Drugs. Prescriptions
HERMISTON DRL'G
Free prescription
Mail Service
Open t a.m. to 7 p.m.
Gifts for all occasions
Snack Bar
MEDICAL CENTER
PHARMACY
Free mailing service on
prescriptions
Hoipital Supplies
Open Mon-Frl., M p.m.
Sat.S-l p.m.
Located In the Medical
Center,! 10 Southgste,
Pendleton
27S-IUI
KEIMIG Floor Covering
Carpet, draperies, linoleum
Counter top, ceramk tile,
flooring, aundrie
SalrsAlnstaltalio)
Sos N. 1st St. HermUUm
M A R FLOOR COVERING
Carpel, linoleum, ceramic
lilt, kitchen cabinets
Free estimate
All work guaranteed
Matl Hushes
422 Linden Way
I7S-S4IS Heppner
Furniture
tit.
CurtU-MalhesTV
QuairTV.Norg
Admiral sppll are
I orgeat t lectin of
furniture In the area
J:SN.F. HermUtoa)
M7 lM
types, consideration, problem
and risk; cost and benefits of
grower transportation and
storage alternatives; market
ing weather damaged grains;
the 1973 Agricultural Act-Policy
alternatives and potential
impacts.
Hydraulics & Welding,
JIM'S WELDING SERVICE
Either In the shop or
on the job.
Hydraulics, hoae A fittings
JIM BARRETT
Riverside Ave. Heppner
Bus.S7S-SSlS Homel7MI7S
WILCOX FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
See us before you buy your
color TV or stereo system
254 W. Hermlsto Ave.
S47-22SI llermlaton
Insurance
RAY BOYCE INSURANCE
AGENCY
Health. Fire. Ant, marine
Group Plans
RayBoycel7S-S3S4
S7S-SS2S Heppner
Monuments
SWEENEY MORTUARY
Cemetery, grave markers
Granite. Marble. Bronte
14-Hr, fhmt
S7S-SeearS7S-S22S
Ala serving lone A
Islington
Heppner, P.O. Bot 17
Laundromat
HEPPNER LAUNDROMAT
Similar sessions will be hcU
in Condon at 7 p.m. on October
26 at the courthouse, as well as t
in Wallowa, Union and Uma
tilla Counties on October 25,
and Sherman and Wasco on '
October 18.
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Automotive
Serving all this area
for over 2S years
JONES RADIATOR SERVICE
IJIS North 1st St.
Hermlston, OR S7R3S
Ph. 5S7-S9IS
DR. E. K.SCIIAFFITZ
Optometrist
Neil to Hotel Heppner
entrance.
S7S-S4SS
HEPPNER
Saw Sharpening
ED'S PRECISION SAW A
TOOL SHARPENING
SERVICE
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ph.l7S-StlJerS7S-l2SI
Alfalfa St. HEPPNER
MORROW COUNTY
ABSTRACT A TITLE CO.
Title Insurance
Office In Peters Bldg.
ITS 1 7
HEPPNER
Sewing Machines
RINGER
SALES A SERVICE
We repair all make
la Heppner every ether week.
Call or W rite.
GWtKJANS
Approved Singer Dealer
211 S. Main
Pendleton IT