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FOl'R-The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 25, 19H0 The Heppner Gazette-Times is Now An Authorized Dealer For CHOOSE FROPA HUNDREDS OF IWJIS Ipersonalized STATIONERY MULTI-PART SETS Jk A REGISTER FORMS Im-prlnted or Blank TAGS SALES BOOKS PADDED FORM WIRE-O BOUND BOOKS Check these forms and items for use in your Home or Business: Addressing Systems Collection Forms Credit Application . CreditDebit Memo Credit Memo Credit Verification . 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"To Do" Sheet Weekly Planner Purchase Orders Request for Quotation Register Machines Register Forms Auto Repairs Cash Receipts Cleaners and Dyers General Sales Druggist Service Station Lumber Yard Jewelers Florist Reply Memos Sales Books Salesmen's Forms Call Report Expense Report Proposal & Acceptance . . Quotation Forms Salesman's Order '. Sales Order General Sales, Service and Repair General Repair General Sales Repair Estimate T V and Radio Repair ... Statements Continuous Statement .... Statement Sets Single Tags Assorted Styles Alteration Tag Coupon Garment Tag ... Furniture Tag Inventory Tag Jewelers Tag Lay A-Way Tag Merchandise Tag Parking Lot Tag Repair Tag Sales Tags Sold Tag Voucher Checks The Heppner GAZETTE-TI DEALER III MEM Open 8:30 a.m. 5 p.m. Aon.Fri. 676-9228 Pope honors four priests of Diocese Four priests of the Baker Diocese of the Roman Cnthnlic Church have been mimed by Pope John. Paul its honorary prelates of His Holiness with the title of Reverend Monsig nor. Bishop Connolly announ ced last week. The priests are Fathers Raymond H. Beard. John Phelan, William Stone and Charles Grant. Word of the appointments was received through the office of the apostolic delegate in the U.S. No date has been scheduled for the Mass of Investiture. Father Beard, pastor of St. Mary's Parish. Wasco, is a native of Oregon, He attended St. Francis Academy, Baker, and then St. Edward Sem inary. Kenmore. Wash. He was ordained June 7. 1941, at St. Francis Cathedral, Baker, by Bishop Joseph McGrath. Assignments have included St. Francis Parish. Milton -Free-water: St. Patrick's Parish. Heppner: and St. Pius X Parish in Klamath Falls. Father Phelan, pastor of St. Joseph Pal ish, Prineville, was horn in Ireland. After atlend inc the seminary at St. Koran's College, Kilkenny, he was ordained June B, 1941. Among his assignments were also St, Francis of Assisi, Milton Freewater. Father Stone, pastor of St. Peter Parish. The Dalles, was born in Athena. He went to school in The Dalles, graduat ing from St. Mary's Academy. He attended St. Edward Seminary, Kenmore. He was ordained June 4, 1943. at The Dalles. He, also, has been a pastor of St. Francis Parish. Milton-Freewnter. Father Grant, chancellor of the Diocese, was born and reared at LaGrande. He graduated from Columbia Prep. Portland, and the Uni versity of Portland. He att ended Mt. Angel Seminary and was ordained at Our Ijidy of the Valley Parish. La Grande, on Mav 25. 19.18. O Lexington news Delpha Jones 9S9-S1S9 Krebs named 1901 budget chairman County Commissioner Dor othy Krebs has been named chairman of the county budget committee for 19H1, county Judge Don McEIligott said last week. Krebs was named chairman at the Sept. 17 meeting of the commissioners She will be up for election, unopposed, on November 4 Med. Services Council to meet A meeting of the East Central Oregon Emergency Medical Services Council, Dis trict 12. will be held at the St. Anthony Hospital Auditorium in Pendleton on Tuesday, October 14. at 7 p.m. Hems on the agenda include: -Blue Mountain Community College Training Center Project : --Federal Grant Program Status; -Proposed Emergency Medical Services Founding Bill: -Oregon Administrative Rule Revisions: --Ambulance Service - Five Year Plans --EmerKenev Medical Tech nician Class and Instructor Approval Denial. other business at the 17 meeting the commiss- In Sept ion : - appointed Roiwrt McKin ley, Boardman, to the county hospital board. McKinley is the director of public safety for the city of Boardman. - hired Dan Scott. Salem, as the county's professional labor negotiator. Scott has lieen negotiator for the county for the past two years. He was hired this year for a salary of $45 per hour plus exerises. Boardman man appointed to medical board The Pioneer Hospital Board of Directors appointed Robert Burford. Boardman, to the North Morrow Medical Center Board of Directors at their regular meeting last Tuesday night In other business the board received the I9H( audit, and will study the document for a month SIU WITH CLASSIFIEDS 676-9228 Sunday of last week found the family of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yoeom at the Oregon Odd fellow Home In Portland, to USL-ncn introduces legislation to restrict fed. ted ccq-kttbn Oregon Congressman Al Ullman said recently he plans to hold hearings in the 2nd District on his legislation to restrict federal land acquisit ions. "This measure is aimed at correcting the situation exist ing today in which federal agencies unnecessarily acquire private land, thus removing it from the tax rolls," said Ullman. "Land acquisitions by fed eral agencies follow no over all policy and. often, the acquisitions cause maximum friction with local authorities and residents," Ullman said. Ullman's legislation (H R. R14I) would : - Establish uniform policies, procedures and restrictions to lie followed by federal agen cies before considering ac quiring private lands. - Require an opportunity for public hearings in which the proposed acquisition is thor oughly examined Require an exchange of equivalent lands for the lands proposed to be acquired on the request of the local authorities in areas where more than 50 per cent of the land is already owned by the federal govern ment - Provide local authorities and private landowners with a clear, impartial and consis tent process of appeal of unnecessary land acquisit ions Reimburse costs and legal fees incurred by landowners in any action for condemnat ion in which the federal agency has not complied with the basic procedures. Require periodic reports and closer Congressional oversight and review of future federal acquisition activities. Ullman said the schedule of hearing dates has not been set, but said fie plans the local bearing particularly in those counties where the vast ma jonly of the land already is owned by the federal government. Duofold Underwear Boots Wool Socks Hunting Caps 3 - &Wc n m help celebrate the birthday of Mr. Yocom's grandfather, Samuel Joseph L, Brock's tooth birthday. The day was enjoyable from the beginning to the evening with a tour of the home, dinner at fi pm, and greetings throughout the day which included greetings from Pres ident Carter, Oregon ' State Governor Atiyeh and many others. Mr. Brock was born in Illinois and lived there with his parents until the death of his father. The family then moved to Oregon and settled in Sherman County where his mother took out a IfiO acre homestead and she and her children farmed Mr, Brock and his brother were the helpmates until the other members were old enough to assist their mother. He mar ried l-ena Spoon and they continued living in Sherman county. After her death he moved to the Oddfellow retire ment home in Portland He and Mrs. Brock had been memlers of the Oddfellow and Relwkah lodges for over 50 years at the time of her death ' Going from Morrow County to the celebration were Mr. and Mrs, Joe Yoeom and their children. Marie and Mildred, and Mr. and Mrs Eddie Gunderson From Pendleton were Iebra Jones and two children Congratulations " to Mr Brock from his friends in Morrow County. Carol Krmantroul is at home after major surgery., recently al St Anthony C Hospital in Pendleton Mike Peck is living this winter with his grandparents. Mr, and Mrs Henry G Peck, and is attending school in Heppner Mr. and Mrs Irvin Ranch were recent visitors at Vic toria. BC They flew there from Portland Mr. and Mrs. C C, Jones were callers at the Dewie lvelace home in Ontario overnight last week, taking Mr Uivelaces' mother there for a short visit. She makes her home in Yakima. Wash . and has h-en visiting at the Jones' home. Mrs Venire Hendricksoi spent a couple of davs lasP week in Pendleton at the home of her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Dale Chick I-exington Grunge met for their regular meeting with Master Barbara Cutsforth in the chair Plans were discuss ed for fall activities, and birthday cake was served to those with birthdays in Sept ernlxT IM Piper showed slides of mountain pictures which were greatly enjoyed. A pot luck dinner was en joyed yfr) earlier in the evening y-4, Holly Rebekah ldge U i on i nursoay evening tor tneir regular meeting Plans were further discussed for fall activities which include a series of 5 card parties which start this F'riday. Sept 27. ( Wr) 'Jr'('s w'" R,vt'n od J refreshments served at each parly with a grand prize at the met U) & Coats Flannel Shirts Sweatshirts WE'VE GOT EVERYTHING BUT THE DEER!! -4- ft Q cr MEM 3 jjf jji irM3r" J 1 nans were maoe lor a Hunter Food Sale which will be held Friday. Oct 3. in I'xinglon. Further business was the action of the group for the lodge to meet during the winter months at 2 p.m. on Thursday afternoons This will begin the first meeting in Oct.. the second. All officers are urged to be present at the meetings, and members are asked to please attend and lake part, the lodge is for all Hie members and the lodge needs the attendance of its members Ginger O'Brien is a patient in SI Anthony's hospital in Pendleton recuperating from injuries received from an accident while rounding up cattle at their ranch home. Mr and Mrs. Gene Majeske. her parents, are caring for the children while she is confined, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall have returned after a short vacation. fist
