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THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday, Oct. 21, 1976-Pag 3 so' I Homecoming Activities - Homecoming ac-1 t tivities involved! everyone lastl week. The girls:, and guys switched J roles and the band i V jput on commen- j dable halftlme . U show Friday. ? ; f (G-T photos), i r i 4 ) A ... v "S , , i1 "" " - ' - r rt -" ( Jr - " 'V. . , .Kv--, , a- , I- ' '. V- . " i ft M. v ' - S .1,, f " . 1 1 "V -'.'!' t ! I V V "jm - r t-A. t Re-Elect Paul Wo Jones, Judge Look at his Record in Morrow County Roads: Hard surface roads increased from 150-325 miles. Crushed rock roads from 400-600 miles. Morrow County has more miles than either Union or Baker Counties. Development: Negotiations with B.L.M. in 1965-67 resulted in sale of governmental land In Morrow County and made present agricultural development possible in Boardman and Irrigon areas. He has cooperated with our 5 cities on streets and other municipal projects. Under his leadership, the County Court has coordinated activities with the Port Commis sion and approved the current development in the Boardman. Irrigon area. Roads under planned development include Wilson and Faler. A signal crossing at Patterson Ferry Is In final stages of approval and the last link on the Bombing Range Road has been approved and the survey Is underway. Morrow County built a clinic In Heppner and Is negotiating a Federal Grant to erect a Health Center In Boardman. Taxes : Morrow County has never gone over the 6 per cent limitation for the General Fund support. The tax rate for all County services has declined from S3.92 per thousand In 1973 to $2.05 In 1976 77. With the growth of the Justice of Peace Court In Irrigon, new quarters must be found; Morrow County Is right now accepting bids from contractors for a new office buildlr.g In Irrigon. e-Elect Judge Paul W. Jones Paul Brown Scc.-Trcs. R Carter-Mondale tab committee The Carter-Mondale State Campaign Headquarters an- 4-H to 'Tighten the ship' "We want you.. .only if you want us," is a new motto being incorporated by Morrow County 4-H leaders, according to Mike Howell and Birdine Tullis, county 4-H coordinat ors. The duo spoke at the Hep pner -Morrow County Cham ber of Commerce Monday, showing a slide film that out lined the county's 4-H pro gram. Howell said Morrow County planned to "tighten the ship" and not be so lenient. Howell said that 4-H leaders would be advised to tighten standards on attendance and participation. Too many times, Howell said, a young ster is in 4-H only to get a chance to sell an animal at the fair. The pair called the north end of the county a challenge and said that 4-H encourage ment and interest was grow ing there. Last year, almost 400 kids were involved in 4-H in Morrow County. Tullis told the chamber that today, 4-H has grown from cows and horses to the ad dition of creative arts such as tole painting, pet programs and puppetry. nounced today the appoint ment of the Morrow County committee. The co-chairpersons for the Morrow County Carter-Mondale Committee are Sharon Summer and Paul Jones. Ms. Summer is a former assistant secretary of the Oregon Sen ate. She is married to State Representative Jack Sum mer. Paul Jones is a 12-year A MESSAGE TO THE FIRST TIME VOTER member of the County Lodge, running for re-election. Both of the co-chairpersons live in Heppner. The Morrow County Com mittee will be conducting an intensive door-to-door voter contact and voter registration campaign. Volunteers wishing to join the Carter-Mondale campaign should call Sharon Summer at 676-5364. Sincerely, l i y KenJemstedt 1 fi 9f J State Senator ( t3 if 1 fi U t B Ewct Kn jwn CommrtKM. .. 10m, ,0m, n"i , m?m'lgmimH-L-. h WtnOO HOOfl WIVW OB 97031 1 immlmmn'n mr" '' m"m Your Vbte is a very precious thing, and you must haodle it with care. Don't abuse it. Don't waste it or throw it away. Don't ignore it. And, above all, don't belittle it because it's the most powerful force in America today. Seiberling Sno-Power Rad. If' iZJ S- i ,1 Monarch-MagnaGrip ;lze Price-Tax IF78X14 32.942.39 G78X14 iUTSvli I II un VA78xl3 W OA Id G78X15 H78x15 L78xl5 35.762.55 38.992.75 27.811.74 29.411.98 36.652.58 39.972.80 43.123.08 Seiberling 4 Seasons 22 Size E78xl4 F78X14 G78X14 H78X14 G78X15 H78X15 L78X15 I I V . v i t 4 Size E78X14 F78X14 G78X14 H78X14 G78X15 H78X15 L78X15 s Price-Tax 47.072.45 49.512.63 52.15 2.80 56.222.99 54.152.83 56.833.07 62.503.34 K. price-iax 38.372.27 40.262.43 42.502.60 45.732.84 42.502.65 45.732.87 50.433.14 Prices exchange with old tire off car. RETREADS CC Snow Flex 0 j33 Antifreeie pttMAMIMT $399 a gal. Buy extra wheels for your winter tires. Size Price-Tax 600x13 20.24 .35 650x13 21.28 .38 700x13 21.66 .52 E78X14 22.15 .58 F78X14 22.47 .65 G78X14 23.66 .71 H78X14 25.06 .76 560x15 22.11 .51 F78X15 23.11 .65 G78X15 23.60 .70 H78X15 25.14 .73 J78X15 26.68 .75 L78X15 27.92 .82 All prices exchange with recappabie trade-in. pljltTSCHWABl DDL (Get m 441 N. Main ore miles from Miles) Heppner G7G-9401
