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TKN-Th? lleppiiw Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday. October I. Close to Home Mary Ann Cerullo Lexington news Yes, there are actually things for free from thv' government! The Federal government has a continual selection of free booklets available on almost every subject of interest to the average citizen. Just mail a postcard with your name and address requesting the code .number of the booklet to: Consumer Information Center, Dept. 50. Pueblo, CO 81009. Because supplies are limited, Consumer Information asks that you order only one copy of each booklet and allow up to six weeks for delivery. Here is a list of a few booklets available: 1) Shopping By Mail moH This four page booklet details your rights when shopping by mail and offers suggestions on how to protect yourself and what actions to take if you become a victim of mail-order fraud. 2) Dollars and Sense (620H) This 12 page booklet sheds some light on the causes of inflation and how you can cope with it. 3) Fair Credit Reporting Act (608J) If you're turned down for credit, this booklet tells you what to do next. 4) Insulate Your Water Heater and Save Fuel (611H) Ideas for insulating your electric or gas water heater and other energy conserving strategies. 5 Home Buyer's Vocabulary (637J) This simplified guide to the most frequently used real estate terms can help both the buyer and seller when dealing with lawyers and real estate brokers. 6 The Car Book (628J) Includes everything from a. name-brand guide to today's new cars and how they performed in Government crash tests and fuel efficiency tests, to a survey of the car's maintenance and accident-repair costs. 7) Fly-Rights (629H) Advice and tips for traveling by air. How to get the best fare, what to do if your ticket or baggage is lost, and where to file complaints about an airline. 8) Food is More Than Just Something to Eat (660J) A basic guide to nutrition. Includes 30 pages on everything from vitamins A to K, including dietary guidelines for all ages. 9) When Baby's Life is so Much Your Own (526J) New reports about food and drugs taken during pregnancy, and their effects on the health of the baby. 10) Beginners Guide to Home Canning and Freezing (642H) Tips on canning and freezing plus safety instructions. Christian Women's Club to meet October 6 DeIpha Jones 989-8189 The Heppner Christian Wo men's Club will be extending a special welcome to area teachers and their wives at their meeting Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 6:45 p.m. The meeting will be at the Degree of Honor Hall where dessert will be served for $1.50. Theme for the evening will be "Bangles. Bobbles, and Beads" with the special fea ture "Accessorizing with Jew elry" by Marlene Peterson. The speaker will be Betty Stang of Usk, Washington and music will be provided by Sharon, Jenny, and Jody Wilks. For reserv ations call Rhon da Winters, 676-9294. For a babysitter call Joyce Hughes at 676-9125 (days) and 989-8412 (eves.). Mike Btirclinm and children are slaving with his parenis. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Hun-ham while ho is reeuperalim; from ininries received on SaMirdav when his horse rolled with luin The Hmvhams live in Condon Mr and Mrs Jim IIwhs worth are the proud parents ol a sun horn recent I v in Pendleton Hi name is Kev in Carl and weiehed 7 ll ." " Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jim Hloodswor'b ol Heppner i'l'amlmoiher .,i vonne Hen'sfrni" ' The Dalles and ereai pr.-nniinnth-rr Fula Bloodswor'h of l ev inuton Maternal t'randnar enls are Hetlv Mari'tiard' ol Levinuton and erea' evand parent Mr anil Mr- .1 K Messenger Sr el I cim"oii Audrey MnnnK ol Portland and her mother Freida Ma jeske of Heppner are visi'ini this week in Wisconsin where Mrs Maieske has several nieces and nephews Mrs Maieske was a former resi dent of that area Mike Kane has Itecn visit im? his son Patrick the past week taking him to Colo where thev visited relatives of Mr Kane IVhic Marcuardl is attend ing l.innfield Cnllepe where he is sltidvint' music Marie Ynctim from Pendle ton was visiting her parents on Saturday Mr and Mrs. J K Messen ger. Sr.. the Carl Man'uardt families, and the Bill B Mareuardt families were re cent Portland visitors where they attended a Messeneer family reunion Mr and Mrs Messeneer remained for a few days Innuer In visit with their son and family. Mr. and Carrol Messenger and family. Mr. and Mrs Weiser nf Heppner have purchased the Soward house and have hwn IUCC to celebrate Haystack Two members of the lone United Church of Christ serve on the present United Church Board for World Ministries: Fred Martin and the Rev. Cathy Barker. The lone church plans to celebrate the Haystack an niversary with observances throughout the month qf October. The celebration begins with World Wide Com munion Sunday on October 4. After the 11:00 worship ser vice the congregation will gather for a pot luck dinner. The Deaconesses of the church will provide freshly baked bread from many parts of the world. A hymn -sing and presentation of a play of the Haystack Prayer Meeting will follow. Each worship service dur ing October will reflect the emphasis on world mission. The congregation will hear the stories of several partners in mission, and each person will receive the name and storv of a missionary familv to prav for. Local members who have traveled will share displays of items from various countries. On October 25 the Haystack celebration will cIosp with an International Dinner at fi:m p.m. at the lone United Church of Christ. This event will be a family night for Stewardship and Celebration. The public is invited to share in the celebration of the 175th anniversary of the Havstack Prayer Meeting. ""' Free Admission (t ' ppXt Everyone Welcome!! nip tilj Fim Presentation if Jyy4 n-e- 2nd T Rrmiston'OR , 567-771 living there for some time. Word was received Sji'm day lha' Mike Peck who is livini) v iih an mint in Juneau Alaska had the mislortiine In break his nnklc and is htisi',iied lie attended school in Henp"cr last year livine wi'h lu vi iindparenls Mr and Mrs clover Peck Mr and Mrs Gerrv Messen ger of Portland and Mr and Mrs .IF.. Messenger Sr spent several davs last week at Wallowa where thev eniov ed some resting and fishine Mr and Mrs Frank Rohm son S'iil the weekend in Gnldendale Wa where thev visited his brother who is ill in that citv Bob Steagall is a patient in St. Anthony's Hospital in Pendleton recuperating from surgery on a hand. Lyle Cox returned home on Monday after a stay in a Portland hospital recuperat ing from a heart attack. Correction A story appearing in last weeks Gazette-Times entitled "Morgan sentenced Septem ber 18" was in error. The story reported that charges against Morgan for solicitation to commit murder were drop ped. 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