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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday February 15, 1979 THIRTEEN Two appointed to seats on Morrow County Fair Board of Florence McMillan. Josie Peck was initiated into the lodge. Secret sisters were revealed, and names were drawn for secret sisters for the, coming year. Refresh ments were served by host esses Alma Vjnson and Joyce Buchanon. Door prize "was won by Delpha Jones. Three Links Club was held at the home of Ruth Robinson, on Thursday. Plans wefe discussed for the president's visit on March 1 at' Holly Rebekah. Comtnittees for planning and cookirfg a special dinner and for decorating were appointed. The group also made plans for a stew supper and card party for St. Patrick's Day on March 17. Admission for the event was set at $3, to include stew, french bread, dessert and-the. card party. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will take place at the Irene Padberg home. Aaron Klinger of Boardman has been spending some time with his mother, Annetta, while his father, Pete Klinger, is a patient at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Balfe of Anchorage, Alaska, visited last week with' their son, Scott, and Mrs. Balfe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Palmer The Balfes were returning' home following a week's vacation jn the Hawaiian Islands. ' On Thursday night,' the Palmers were hosts to a family dinner for all of their children the Balfes, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rea of Hermiston and son Mike of Heppner. Later in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall, parents of Mrs. Palmer, were present.. printing 676-9228 Lexington ;jnews Delpha Jones Cliff Williams of Lexington and Bill Helphinstine of Hep . pner were welcomed as new memebers of the i Morrow County Fair Committee dur ing a recent business meeting in Lexington. : -"Along- a Country Lane" was chosen as the theme for the 1979 Morrow County Fair, and Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gillispie of Boardman were chosen to serve as king and queen of the fair. The fair's 1979 premium book will be dedicated to Morrow County's se'nior citi zens and their accomplish ments. Work will start soon in compiling the premium book, and department superinten dents are urged to contact Delpha Jones or Mildred Rauch if they are unable to take part in the project. Family Fun Night plans were discussed, with - the board agreeing to bring in outside entertainment for the evening, as in the past. Leora Kane was an over night patient at Pioneer Mem orial Hospital last week, after she suffered burns on her face during a cooking accident. Holly Rebekah Lodge met one day last week at the home " -TT''--lll i mi J i ... -dM -i r Fancy Roasters Manor House Froien Grade A Roasters 5 to 7 lb. each lb. Leg of Peril Boneless Armour "Veribest" fU78 (o)(o) BONELESS wvn vhvii veer i i ib. u Bottom Round Sliced, Skinned (O) ("o)g Steer Liver " f r Rich in Iron lb.V Vii whh Sausaae $118 BfinfIfcc Beef Short Bibs "Sf $1 18 Fryer Parts uXV - $119 Too floiilltl vmmwmvsw rammi n. w -wr- w MiaiM Ml im w mMt h. I U9UH vnoite oeei nounu 1st u Wtodiiaeot s. K'Z" Snrimp Meat A,.53' lb9o .XT (o) )s Ideal with Van Camp's 12-01. f AM Pork Beans pkg. Sliced Bacon Smok-A-Roma Smoked Curcmaster Ham 53w H iCOl Ql PJ "-?:-fr"n 1X Corna.ionH.alePon.toes 1,! f M V - T Boneless Stew Beef Chunks of Lean Beef l r f f f 1 irik. in 1 ill 11 r wjsfi k. If flf Iff I V vw lw3iill-.J.J Extra Absorbent Daytime Diapers Box of 24 Whiter Teeth; Brighter Smile .5-01. Tube Thank You . . Cherry Pie Filling 21 -ox. Siie o)f9dS 9-Lives t-A tl i 9-Lives Assorted Flavors 6-oi. or 6V2-OZ. Cans M9-Lives lit 1 1 V ' III I waif fe'v 1 JT far LJ 1 1 1 1 1 )i:ftrtlfllfr?i ?i, Kat-Nip Alfalfa Filler.. Odor Control 1 8-lb.Bag 0 'Vy- Li rr 1 1 Tough-film Motor Oil '5 6 20W.or30W Quart 10W40or 1 20W50 Qt. Uracil C undies AiiertdVarltls Wrapped Candies Plck-A-Mlx Ib. 4- Juf Cocoa Alba'6o..Ui than 64 caloriti peritrvlng. 0f29 Li 675-01. ( Lux Wish Liquid Liquid Dlihwoihlng laundry DtUrgtnt Dttargtnt 304 CMf Labl 32-or. lorH Gallon 1- Cold Power Cold Water Dotorgtnt AII-pvrpoi Laund 84-01. lox Prices effective Wed.. Feb. 14 thru Tu Fh 01 at Hermiston Saf eway store. Open 8 anClose 1 1 pm I J X i4 IMC. 1 Find Net Hair Spray Clalrol Non-Atro . . 8-01. Scntd or Unicontod 80 Tcmpax Tcmpons Itgulor or Sopor lox of 401 80 3 Head & X, Ben Roll-On BPeodorcnt par Shoulders Antl-dandnrff Shampoo 7-oi. Tubo; I l-oi. lotion $ J 98 2? W Lysol Spray Disinfectant Holpi Ellmlnato Odon . . 12-oz. (gular, Unicontod, . or Quick Dry . 1.3-ox. 05 18 Pledge Polish For Furnhvro . 14-01. Slzo B. 5 B 98 Georgian eF by ANCHOR HOCKING' 9-0Z. Oeverags Glass Souper Seamen hold 4-H meeting Souper Seamers 4-H Club held their last meeting at Kim George's house on Feb. 10. We learned how to make submarine sandwiches and soup. Our junior leader, Tara Mahoney, demonstrated how to boil eggs. She also made each member a needle holder out of red felt in the shape of a heart for Valentine's Day. Kimberle Wright demon strated how to measure liquids. Our next meeting will be held March 3, at Merry DeSpain's house. April 3 vote crucial to Boardman Boardman area voters will have several choices to make, in addition to school-related issues, when the April 3 election date rolls around. The election will include voting for new directors for the Boardman Rural Fire Protection District, the Board man Park and Recreation District and the Boardman Cemetery District. Two four year terms are up for grabs on the fire district panel, in addition to vacancies in two unexpired directors' positions. Two directors for four-year terms are also being sought by the park and recreation dist rict, and two additional direct ors are needed to fill un expired terms. The cemetery district has one four-year director's term open for election. Nominating positions must be filed with the Morrow County Clerk prior to Feb. 27. Anyone interested in filing for any of the positions may obtain blank petitions at Boardman City Hall. HARRP applications mistake filled SALEM-Taxpayers filing 1978 Homeowner and Renter Refund Program (HARRP) claims are making several common errors, the Oregon Department of Revenue has found. The most common errors are: Renters are not complet ing the rent schedule on the claim form; Homeowners are not- af- taching a copy of their property tax statement to their claim form; Homeowners are attach ing assessed valuation notices instead of property tax state ments; Mobile home residents are filing claims which don't include either property tax statements or rent schedules. For most of these errors, the claim forms are returned to taxpayers for corrections. HARRP refunds are mailed in October. Deadline to file a HARRP claim is April 16. Individuals with less than $16,000 annual household in come may qualify. The amount of the refund depends on income level and property taxes or rent paid. Claim forms are included in the state income tax packet and are also available separately
