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Newspaper Page TextPage 6-TIIE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday, Oct. 21, 197ft Mr. one Mrs. Fred Harrison, Heppner, will celebrate iheir 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, Oct. 24. They were married at Condon on Oct. 24, 1916 and lived there for thirty years, moving to Heppner in 1946. Bristow-Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bris tow, Portland, announce the wedding of their daughter, Katrina Ann, to Donald Pat rick Flynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Flynn of New York City, NY. The wedding was held in St. Peter's Catholic Church at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 16th, Portland. The reception was held in the Parish Hall followed by a buffet supper at Party slated ' . Children of . primary ages. ' (up to the 4th grade) will be entertained at a Halloween party on Saturday, October 30, t at the Methodist Church. The party is being put on for them by the Junior United Method 1 1st Youth Fellowship and will I be a time of fun, games and treats. t The children are encour aged to wear their costumes hot this party, which will be Eastern visitors The Lincoln Nash home has j been a center for visiting I family recently. Mrs. Nash's ' brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Al Nogowski of Milnor, ND, who had not been here for over 15 years, stayed three days. Mrs. Nash's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Archer of Rochester, MN, came for their first visit in over 20 years. Mrs. Archer is a nurse at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. The Archers also visited with a brother of Mrs. Archer. Mrs. MR. FARMER and MR. BUSINESS MAN This is the timet of the year, to start looking fori TAX Shelters. For more information: Contact Roy Llndstrom, Dob Secolo Realty Inc. 256 0421, lies. 6o8-5(k3 wedding the home of the bride's par ents. The couple will be at home in Gresham, following a honeymoon in Hawaii. Ka trina is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Bris tow, lone, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hisler, Heppner. Others attending the wedding were: Mr. Don Bristow, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carlson, lone; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCabe, and daughter, Laurie. Mr. and -. between 3 and 4:30 p.m. in the ' church basement. If parents have questions, they should please contact the United Methodist Church, 676-9224. On Sunday, October 31, from 4 until 6 p.m., the Junior UMYF will be holding their own Halloween party. All youth from the fifth grade through the eighth grade are invited to come join in the Christian fellowship, fun and games. Nash and Mr. Nogowski at Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jensen and family came from La Grande to get in on the family visiting and to do some hunt ing. They stayed in the home of Lyle's sister and her hus band, the Lee Palmers, at lone 0l0"ll2 2111 For Attorney General Tested Trusted Tough I I i L J Dinner & Dance wr' Friday & Saturday Oct. 22 d 23 at Heppner Elks Lodge : Dinner by Jim 6:3Q.8:30pm ' $fy Live Music .x .fA ; ;W:f Bill Nichols fc$M f 9.2am Wj&fk : ; Jum Elks and out of town gueitionly.N J$ Jv'V fV )V Heppner Elks Lodge ClwSf t! - ' No.358 7Vl-J j THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Jo) IF I Mrs. Dallas Harsin, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hisler, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. David McCloud, Mr. Jim Monahan, all of Heppner; and Mr. Earl Wright of Baker. Morrow County C.B.ers Special Meeting Oct. 24 5:00 pm Union Hall Everyone Tri-County Seed Cleaning Co. Hep.-Lex. Highway Grains Cleaned and Treated Serving Morrow, Umatilla, Gilliam Counties Joe Halvorsen Frank Halvorsen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and son Carl returned home on Monday, October Uth, after an 8 day trip to California. Kenneth attended a 3-day NRECA (rural elec tricity) meeting in San Diego. During this time, Frances and Carl toured the city and es pecially enjoyed the Harbor Tour Excursion. In Los Angel es, they visited with friends and relatives. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reitmann. They also toured the Queen Mary. Stopping in Portland, they visited their daughter, Cherlyn, before re turning home. Miss Mryiam Durbach of Vancouver, B.C., and Allan Spence, formerly of Pendle ton, spent the weekend of October 9th visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swanson. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball were their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Salvert of Aurora, who came up for hunting season. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drake, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan returned home Sun day after a week's trip to Reno, NV. They spent time at Lake Tahoe, and also visited Virginia City. Mr. and Mrs. Drake were celebrating their first anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swanson and daughter Sandra spent the weekend visiting relatives in lone and Heppner. Mr. Swanson came up for pheasant hunting and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Turner, Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Aldrich spent the weekend in Aloha, helping their daughter and family moving to a new home. Mr. Mike Luther of Bend spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swanson. Heppnei Invited Ph. 422-7143 Ph. 422-7107 Eva Hamlett He also came over for pheas ant hunting. The Elementary Halloween parties will be on Friday, October 29th, from 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. The kindergarten will have their party in the morn ing. A date has been set for the school Christmas program and will be published now so other activities -can be sched uled accordingly. On Decem ber 22nd at 7:30 p.m., there will be a joint Christmas program for the kindergarten through 6th grade, planned by the elementary teachers, and a Christmas band concert conducted by Mr. George Russell. Coming Events Oct. 21 Rebekah sale and card party Bonfire and Pep Rally Court Street Market N. Court St. Heppner, Ore. 676-9643 food values Hills : JumboBalogna Beef Chuck Roasts i j Red or Golden Delicious Apples 4 US No. 1 Potatoes 10 Dry Onions Bulk Peanuts Lg. Tomatoes BlueBell SrOTQTO niD HALLOWEEN CANDY l Prices effective I Fri. & Sat. STUB NO. TO BE TO UN OFT BY ONE Official Ballot Of General Municipal Election Off Of Heppner, Oregon NOVEMBER 2, 1976 MANX A CAC4I (II OA A Ifl CHICK MAjtK M TXI VOTIM0 SOUAftJ I. rtm mrryn two, y tax tim voti worn out n a 'r iwiiNBv row councilman Km-viatHM wnixxmwii II WAX MM PI OC MAR IKY M U CUM W. Ml) M O HUMT C. WIIIOW M P AVOffMailY Ion news Jr. High football Wasco here 1:30 Jr. High volleyball Wasco here 12:30 Oct. 22 Homecoming football game and dance Oct. 23 Booster Night Willows Grange Oct. 26 Beta Omega Garage & Bake Sale Art Stefanis 10-3 p.m. Oct. 26 Volleyball Heppner here 6:00 p.m. Oct. 27 Teachers Inservice School Dismissal 1:30 p.m. Jr. High volleyball at Hep pner 2:30 Oct. 28 Jr. High football at Condon 3:00 Oct. 29 High school football at Arlington 1:30 Beta Omega chapter of ESA held their October meeting at the home of Bev Doherty with Bev being hostess. Sue Proud foot announced the "Bridge for Hope" coloring contest forms arrived and they will be distributed to the elementary i -70 lb.; s ,:rkeySi i 1 J 59L H..$ 1 00 65! lbs. r Oct. 22, 23 or BOAJtD KEMBCtU 1 0i 59 . 39 S3 bag boxU7 agpoxOx and high school students. A garage and bake sale are scheduled for October 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the residence of Art and Dorothy Stefan! ; Barb Stefanl Is the chairman. Bev gave a short educational on Halloween. Debbie Olsen was the guest for the evening. Five ESA members attend ed the Eastern Oregon Dis trict Meeting in Heppner Sunday. They were Linda LaRue, Bev Doherty, Judy Osmin, Liz Ernst, and Julie Nelson. Being Linda is State Parliamentarian, she was honored by sitting at the head table along with the State STUB TO BE TORN OFF BY Of ffcfaf Ballot For The lone-Lexington Cemetery Maintenance District Special Election To Establish A Tan Base TOM HIIO TUISOAY, NOVIMBIH J. It4, (rem I.N ..m. l:M p.m. Mark . Crou IX) ar dwell Mark IV) In ttw Virf Sf kfar In. wr4 "VIS" w UfK. in mrO "MO". . TO ESTABLISH A TAX BASE. Purport Th lon-ltflgU)fi CfmUrv Mauilriujic Duirirt prctcntly has no lax bur, and II li nrrru try lo annually tubmll lo the jlcri a Uu lvy rtqurit Th purprt. for MLiK Uihln a tai twu 11 hi. il) Avoid lh cot at annual iprdal flrctlona. 12) For lb. paym.nl vl tmpott !nnt't. 1J1 Suppli. anil cquipmfnl. 14) For th. opcratiun and in.nnu n.uur of lh Cenilrr Th. pmnnl Ux b.i would b .rirrtiv. Jul I. IHT7 T fiat mould ronftilul. .1 la rat of Mc prr 1 1 000 TJIE IONELEXINOTON CFMKTKRY MAINTKNANCE DISTRICT prwently hat a lax bat m rflrcl of KW0 00 Shall th. lofw-Ltxinxton C.m.lrry Mdintrnanr Dllnct EiUbtuh a Tax Bat In In amounl of 114 tt4 U VES. I VOTE FOR THE TAX BASE NO. I VOTE AUAINST THE TAX BASE STUB TO BI TORN OFF BY RECEIVING CLERK Official Ballot For The Boardman Rural Fire Protection District Special Tax Base Election TO MUD TUISOAY. NOVIMBIH I ator a CrM IXI ar Omc4i aUrk (VI la Hi Vla) IMr. aw ma nril" ar ma rara "MO". I. SPECIAL TAX BASE ELECTION PurpoM T aathoru a n. tax baaa at Hi m br tna Baardmaa Rural Mr ProUvtioa Dutrvt. btila aing July I, 1IT7. Thu amoum It pni)rt lo b nmiar fur Ut. ilk tnct to ir mflaUonarjr cotU. purrhata Mtiurjf Uuuronca. employ aa iuiMiwa( maiaUnaiK man. pay prnjarud rata of fireman ana purctuu. niM flr(ihun qulpmral QUESTION Shall Uw Boardman Rural Kir ProtarlMi thatrai in creat IU tax baaa from th W li: 00 la rfr-t for fttral 7ar irrtvn la II too M lo b aflKtiv at a nm lax baw applytng la la Irvjr for In flwral yw mil foUowin Uiii tarttoa YES. I VOTE FOR THE TAX BASE NO, I VOTE AflAINST THE TAX IHSF. UalM No STUB TO BE TORN OFF BY BF.CEIVINC CLERK GENERAL ELECTION SAMPLE JUDICIARY BALLOT No. I 1 1. Hi..... iwM MOKBOW COUNTY OK 1 004 TO HUD O TUIIOAY, TM M DAY Of NOVIMHB, )' aum a tnm IXIar CKatb Mf I VI at ma V Saw ba a a rnnwaar md as Nw al wt d4.H Mtaa fcv, FOB JUOOt O TNI CIRCUIT COURT, 220 O JACK OL5ENrr"H L4 221 U Milo Tope kl 222 lawrenc I. Rtw President and First Vice President. Beta Omega came home with the travel award; a box of candy, which will be shared by all at the pledge ceremony on October 28. Visiting over the weekend with the Fred Martins were son Ralph, Nona, and Marie Martin of Portland. Fred and Helen also visited with Mable ' Cotter, Pendleton, who is In a nursing home there. Daniel Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Beck, celebrated his 1st birthday, October 12. Present were his sister, Mich elle, and his maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber nard Collins of Hillsboro, OR. During the Sunday morning service, October 17, at the United Church of Christ, Rev. Graham baptized Michelle and Daniel Beck, children of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Beck. Ballot No RECEIVING CLERK Ballot No 17, hn I N . m. to I Mam. DISTRICT L fMHiM Ta Via IW O 1 rn'i imi i.nr Ant ti.pM arlinlnal t kaadt an lavr MiMUlk iutl,ri r,ivlklll - .pa. i. & & .