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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1972)
aw 'iT .. Um".UI. Irrfgon Students to College Kit), IVmiik l.aiiih. (Iwules Acock. Bruce Buchanan, a Junior tin year To Eastern ttK-v'nn C "ill lt' of education; lamia Fretliickon, Mike A 1 1 1 i 1 f Imgon MudenU puing to t-oll.'t- tins lall. to Blue Mountain Community College; IMiImp Ahercromhie, Wauic Buchanan, tiirv in (ItllktiailM-ll, Joill Ctlllfctiall- Mti T (hiyim Stale Inner- maker, traveled to I Wtli nil 01 u- day l.isl week, they were awav. Mrs Shoemak er parent, Mr and Mr Berry ol Keniiewick. tel with their daughter, Michelle HHTr It'OltE.M. WKTTE TIMr fi, Thuril IMolirr 4. Tlllee Nllltll'l,IIIS llllfl ill 1 1 II- lrlIIH' Mill IUW CoillltV Chamber ol t'nuimcrcc luiu (icon MoiiiI.iv from MfJ.ick Sunitu-f, I ciiHicr.itic I'limliil.iti' .mil iae Green, Republican candidate tut the 11I lice nl Hipi eeiil.ituc I rum I iivtrict to the Oi voii cgi,lalui c and Si-ii.iIi.i Kimi Jcrnsli'ilt. piol speaker, who is seeking reelection is Senator Iriiiu Ihstrict 'H 4-H GOES to TOWN JOIN NOW. . . v'i 7 ' .v" 0 1 ; 1 w w r --"-ir ' 41 Our Heartiest Best Wishes to 4-H Clubs on Their National Week, Oct. 1-7 Hurray's Rexall Drug Ph. 676-9610 Investment in 4-H.. pays BIG DIVIDENDS K You can BANK on this! First National Bank of Oregon Shows its Belief In 4-H AND THE FUTURE OF ITS MEMBERS BY ACTIVELY WORKING WITH THE PROGRAM BEST WISHES TO 4-H ON THEIR NATIONAL WEEK HEPPNER BRANCH Heppner Golfers Host Condon and Kinzua lnity weather Sunday did not daniier the spirits of the fuller in lleitner when the Willow I "reck Country Club hosted poller liom Condon and Kinua A good turn-out (laved (,ol all morning and then enjoyed a ham lunch served by Hex .undersoil, Vi Uinhani and Iee Gribhle Alter lunch, a sole surxivor tuiii n.iiuenl was played, which was won by the team of l B Coghurn and James Hums Winners lor the laities were Uiw tiross ancv Holhwell. viMtt'O Condon, l-i Nina Connor, Kinua. Bcv (iiinderson, Hep pner !w Net Bcthyl Burns, Condon; Dee (iritihie, Hepp ner Closest In the I'm: Dot Close. Condon, l-i Vina Con nor. Kinua. Bcv (lunderson, Heppner. liOiiKest drive: Dor othy Close. Condon; I,a Vina Connor. Kinua; Bcv Cundcr son. Heppner Men winners were: Iw (Jross- Mike Holhwell. Cond on: Don Stinkard. Kinua, ! B Cohurn. Heppner. Iow Net: James Burns. Condon; Herb Wright. Kinua; Doun (iunderson, Heppner. Longest drive: Ion Slinkard. Kinua: lowcll Urihhlc . Heppner; lu (Jilliam, Condon Closest to the Pin: Ron Bowman. Kin zua; C C. Carmichael. Hep pner. hater in the aflernoon. many club members enjoyed the last family Play Day and Barbecue of the season, with Dr. and Mrs. Ed Schaflitz in charge. Winners were: tie lictween the Vi Lanham-R B. Cogburn and Bev Gunderson C C. Carmichael scores. The w inner lor the High Gross was the team of Lence Martin and Eddie Gunderson. The Men's Match Play at the Club has created a lot of interest and if petting near the home stretch. A chart on the club house wall shows the tournament's progress. A tro phy will be awarded to the winner at the Club's annual meeting in January. Because of popular demand, the Men's Sunday Morning Play will continue through October, with the next Men's Morning being Oct. 1 with tee-off at 9:00 a.m. The club's winner w ill be presented with a trophy at the meeting in January. HOOF AND HORN Our final meeting of the 4-H year was held Sept. 21 at the fairgrounds. How to fill out our record books was discussed by leader Dick Sargent; then those members who had finished their 4-H records turned them in. The rest are due Monday the 25th with the judging of record books to be Sept. 27th. It was decided by members that the club would arrange a field day in October where the members and their parents would tour points of interest. It was decided the meetings will change to the 2nd Wednes day of every month with the next meeting to be Oct. 11th. Smith is koiiik to Portland Stale sltidyinK towards hi Mrtsli-rs (ii-n-e in Business Administration and finance I.KAUN HOW MELON'S GROW Seventeen rnlhusiastic Km der;arlen youngster v isilisl a local melon lieldon Wed They were accompanied bv Princi xil Mu k Tolar of A C. Houghton Elementary School, and their teacher Elaine Nelson Each member ol the class was given a strijH-d Klondike melon to take home Students arc from lrnnnn and Rtiardiiian BACK FROM GERMANY Mr. and Mrs Tom Snyder have returned Irom a month in Main. Germany, where they their daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs Ed Krissie and Stacey Their daughter Tammy accompan ied them and stayed in Germany to be w ith her sister. She will return in time to enroll as a Junior in college, majoring in music, at midterm Menu for A C. Houghton Elementary School, tM 2t Mon J- Hoi dotf toastiei,. pu kles. Taler Tot, Clier ry cookies Tuck 3 Macaroni Hainh bake, spinach, Mulled si ul led celery, plunm, no hake cookie. Ueti 4 Tuna bonis, Hulled iMilatoe. coltage cheese and ieacli talad. spuinoni Thin J Chili bean, corn bread, losse.1 salad, kweel (heme Eri H Soup clam of potato. sandwiches lunch meal and cheese, jieaclieK, cake Reporter, Rhonda Sargent. SHOWING SCHEDULED During the month of October there will be a showing of oil paintings by the Blue Mt. Community College Adult Ed ucation Painting Class of Ukiah at the liquitable Sav ings and Loan Company in Pendleotn. Classes are under the in struction of Mary Nikander, Heppner. Also on exhibit are several pieces of Mrs. Nikander's hand-painted china. Any of these may be purchased by contacting her at Nikander's Studio, Heppner. NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER Oct. 11- Heppner Elem. School cafe teria 5:00 P.M.-Supper for Senior Citizens Oct. 5- GED classes 7:30 -9:30 P.M. Oct. 10- Tops Club Oct. 11- GED 9:00 - 11:00 A.M. Oct 12- GED 7:30 - 9:30 Oct. 13- Social Security 10:00 to 12:00 A.M. and 1:00 to 2:00 P.M. L 1 i I ; t " 1' NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON G-T want ads PAY -"V) STQP colpwwt DRAFTS el ASS C.pXS'"'' F,e.o Glass ; is the only (oi I plastic window , 97c" material 1 C I J 11 M I Guaranteed V". ' o r.. w M I run ,ein L acuT with aHlaaaaa. Ctack ovt a wiaDowa. oooaa. M OWCMta Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WE HAVE. THE GENUINE Coast-to-Coast A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Ed Krissie. Sept 23 He has liccn named Thomas William, weight 9 pounds II ounces Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Tom Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Krissie of Medford Mr. and Mrs ("has. Miller were on the welcoming and locating committees during the Pendleton Round Cp, for the Wally Byum Caravan. There w ere around 2oo trailers in the caravan and the Millers found them to be pleasant people of the golden age group. Some traveled on to Florida and other points of interest and some were from as far away as Massaehusets Their motto was "Keep Smiling". Mrs Ernest Stephens and Mrs. Howard Fegert spent Tues. In Pendleton. rJGL(2IYLl and... CONGRATULATIONS 4-H YOUTH PLUS INITIATIVE THE BULWARK OF OUR DEMOCRACY! 4 National 4-H Club Week - October 1-7 THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY TOOB HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SE1VICI HANK OF D Jzastern Oregon HEPPNER IONE ARLINGTON MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Shoe- wemmm.wm.WWW''wm.'WWW 4 k flO MD W7 SO GROWS THE Leaders of Tomorrow ... ! ; ... these will come from a group of young j ! ! ; people who are practicing good citizenship to- ! j day. Such are the 4-H members throughout , j ! Morrow county. They are learning the best j ! ways to serve their communities, families, and 1 1 ! themselves. By doing, they are discovering I ; ! new methods of farming and homemaking. ! ; ! I The knowledge and habits they acquire mean 1 j j a better America. " ' WE SALUTE THE 4-H CLUB MEMBERS AND LEADERS j! Store J
