Page 5, THE GAZETTE TIMES. Heppner. OR., Thursday. Apr. 17.
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Child Development Center
will hold open house
The Heppner Child iH-ve-.hih-iiI
Center will hold an
rien house April 21-25. from 2
In It p in daily, The general
piililic. esjKTially parent are
mvited In come !o the open
house, lk over the cenier
itml have punch ami cookies
As an added Imiiiuk. the
cenier is offering four hour of
free child core per child, for
emh family attending the
oH-n (muse The lime must fie
taken 111 one four hour block,
during the week of the (en
house Itcgul.ir user, an well
1 as interested visitor will lie
granted Hut service.
The center, located at the
Seventh Pay Adv enlist School
auditorium in Heppner, is a
Court house notes
The com (house was a qtiiel
place (his lasl week. nrhaps
the lull la-fore an impending;
sioim The annual budget
planning and acceptance re
ceived top priority this week.
In each department budget
thoughts were foremost. Sev
eral m-isoiis expressed con
cern as lo whether the
complete budget could be kept
within the 6 per cent limita
tion lUidgel hearings and work
Inward the acceptance of all
(lipaitmcnl budgets and the
complete county budget will
require at least three days.
Besides the county court, the
hiiduel committee, and each
of the department heads, the
hearings should involve con
cerned eilie.is who are urged
Inallend these otcn meetings.
County Clerk Sadie Parrish
says that although Ihey began
hearings at 9 00 on Tuesday.
Wednesday and today (Thurs
day 1 are expct-led lo be more
significant than the opening
day The hearings may run
into tomorrow, loo.
Judge Paul Jones sK-nl a
long weekend away from his
desk before (he budget hassle
iH-gan
Assessor llarshman says his
office is ready for Ihe hear
ings He hopes that their new
man, Tom Stewart, will help
Ihe office get by without
contracting for outside ap
praisers U WATER
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Vallace Well Drilling
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SHANNON KELLY of Heppner High School, third from the
left, was among the 70 student! participating in the Senior
Honors Festival in Ashland The students selected for
participation in the festival Joined with SOSC vocal and
instrumental groups to present a public concert March 7 on
the Ashland campus.
non profit, independenlly run
facility. The Cenier has tx-en
in operation since October,
I't74 II was organized hy a
group of interested local
M-ople through the help of the
I C Council in Pendleton.
According lo cenier direc
tor. Monica Swanson. while
there is a basic daily charge
per child (or use of the cenier.
many families find they quali
fv for financial aid and needn't
pav the full ti per day or $2 50
ler half -day for one child.
Each day the children are
iien two nutritional meals
and snacks. The child care
center is arranged into inter
est areas with a craft corner,
readmit area, rough-housing
area, numbers and letters
The planning department is
w 01 king on solid waste dis
x)sal improvements Planner
David Moon had a meeting
with the mayors of each
county town set for lasl night.
April 16. to discuss matters
concerned with waste dis
Hs;il CowBelles plan
Beef-A-Rama
Cowltelles and Extension
Service will combine forces
and present another Beef
a llama in Morrow County.
Plans are shaping up for
another big beef education
program, similar lo last
years, but with new ideas, new
program, and new demon
strations This vear the event, which
will le held April 3d. 7:10pm.
at A C. Houghton School.
Irrigon It will feature beef
rookery demonstrations by
local Cowltelles. as well as
informal inn on meats and new
standards by Mike Howell.
Morrow Uvcslock Agent.
Again. Ihere will lie door
prizes provided by CowBelles
and local merchants Re
freshments by Ihe CowBelles.
reeies and information on
purchasing, storing and ulilit
mg beef ll is all free, and
everv one is invited to attend.
DRILLING
corner, dress-up section and
creative play area There are
also a separate infant -toddler
section and a large fenced
yard
Anyone who has been lo Ihe
Heppner Child Development
Cenier feels that words can't
describe il adequately. "To
i- it is In appreciate il." says
Linda Johnson, chairman of
Ihe IH'IX' board; "We hoe
families will lake this oppor
tunity to look over the child
cure renter."
r'nr further information
about Ihe center or Ihe open
house, contact Monica Swan
son at fiTfift'.Mfi or Linda
Johnson at r.76 o.9.
Soroptimists
are active
organization
The Soroptimists find them
selves almost over involved
just now with (heir scholar
ship fund raising wine party
lust past, their luncheon for
senior guls and mothers
today, and Ihe Cancer Cru
sade all Ibis month
Some members are allend
ini area meetings at Ontario
and The Dalles this month and
a dill) delegation w ill be going
lo Seattle Ihe first weekend in
May lo a Northwest (legion
Conference.
At Ihe April 10 meeting.
Irnna Smith showed a Cancer
Crusade educational film
which explained how women
should regularly check them
selves for breast cancer.
Teams from the club will be
making a house-to house and
business to business solici
tation for Cancer Research
during all of April.
MIES TO H.OItlin
Ed Bennett left last Friday,
April II. for Pensacola. Fla..
to spend some time with his
son. Don Bennett and family.
lone Schools
present
"YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN"
lone High School Cafetorium Thursday night
Junior High School Cafetorium Friday night
Show Time 730 pJti
Adnrsslore Adults $1.00 Students .50
lone
A baby shower was held
Saturday. April 12 at the
United Church of Christ social
room in honor of Ryan Dee
and Mrs. Frank llalvorsen.
Hostesses for Ihe event were
Mrs Tom Hiembigner. Mrs
Eric Anderson. Mrs. Marvin
Pndberg and Mrs. James
Swanson.
Members of Ihe lone Garden
Cluh met Wednesday. April 9
at Ihe home of Helen Martin lo
pot plants. Their annual plant
sale w ill Ik- held on April 30 al
Ihe lone I-egion Hall. 10 a m.
to 4 p m.
After a polluck luncheon a
business meeting was held.
Mrs Frank Osmin was a
guest. New officers elected
were: Pat Pettyjohn, presi
dent: Delta Huber. vice-president:
Jean Nelson, secretary,
and Wilma Martin, treasurer.
Eighl memlwrs plan lo allend
the dislrict meeting al Uma
tilla on April 19
U-ila Palmer gave lips for
gardening activities in April.
She imperially warned mem
bers lo start spraying for
disease and inserts early, II is
Im-sI to spray early or late in
the day and only if Ihere is no
wind
The care and propagation of
chrysanthemums was Ihe
topic of the day. Helen Martin
Have some of Ihe following
pointers: until July 15 one
m.iv pinch back" mums that
are inches tall lo make a
stronger and more compact
plant Put plants about 3-4
inches apart and label Plant
in a sunny location in well
drained soil and water regu
larly Il is best lo div ide plants
each year but al least every
three years and use outside
rooted sprouts, not old wood.
Aphid and mildew seem lo be
the most common problems.
These can he controlled by
usini! spray or systemic
maierial for aphids. To pre
venl mildew one may dusl
with sulphur, spray with
special commercial spray and
always do morning watering
The CWA of Ihe Willows
liranue will meel Friday.
pril IH. I p in al the Grange
1 1. ill with Ida Coleman and
M.iIm-I Ring as hostesses.
The Willows Grange will
hold their meeting Saturday.
prd I't al Ihe hall The
liiliirk NiipHT lime has been
changed lo 7 p m with the
MH-ciingai 8p m Harold Kerr
will sjK-ak on the new fertili
zers Kuan and Natalie Peck of
Portland sieiil Ihe weekend
with their grandparents. Mr
and Mrs Milton Morgan while
their paienls. Mr and Mrs
Keith Peck attended a con
vention in Pendlelon
Topic Club will hold their
regular meeting. April 2.1 al
2 p in al Ihe home of Mrs.
Millon Morgan
You're a Good Mail. Char
he llrown" is the name of the
plav siarling al 7 to p m on
pril IT and IX The high
school will put il on April IT
with Clint Carlson as Charlie
llrown Units. Vicky Ed
niondson. Sehrocdcr. Joel
Peterson, Lmy .Cindi Martin:
Patty. Donna Palmer, and
Snoopy. Danny McElligoll
The junior high cast on April
IH will he: Jerry Rielmann as
Charlie Brown: Linus. Paula
Lindslrom; Sehrnedcr. Mike
Conklin: Ijiry, Tana Hams:
Pally. Martha McElligoll:
and Snoopy, Danny McElli
goll Directors are Miss Bur
ton and Mrs. Williamson.
Sponsored In the public Interest by
Miss Susan Lindslrom of
San Mateo. Ca.. is visiting her
parents. Mr and Mrs. Roy
Lindslrom. They plan on
sM-nding a few days in
Portland before Susan returns
to San Mateo.
The Rcbekah I-odge met al
Ihe home --of Mrs. Delsie
Chapel on April 3. Next
meeting will be April 17. al Ihe
home of Mrs. Ida Coleman.
lone school's
honor roll
The following students have
Imi-ii placed on Ihe honor roll
for the third nine weeks al
lone Junior Senior High
School :
A Honor Roll
Seniors: Gayle McNary,
Barbara Palmer. Joel Peter
son and Sherri Wilson.
Juniors: Catherine McElli
goll and Terry McElligoll.
Sophomores: Joan Doherly .
Vicki Edmundson. Debora
Palmer and Donna Palmer.
Freshmen: Krisli Edmund
son ' . Jeanie Piening. Grace
McElligoll and Natalie
Tew s
mil Grade: Arietta Aldrirh.
Dan McElligoll and Michelle
McElligoll
7th Grade: Larry Snider.
It Honor Roll
Seniors: Tom Gales. Carol
I loll. Charlie McElligoll.
Mike McElligoll. Cindi Martin
and Paul Peterson
Juniors: Dan Akers. and
Skve Krebs.
Sophomores: Arlene Can
non Carrie Haynes. Debbie
P.iiion and Dawn Peterson
Freshmen- Carol McElli
goll ami Jan Peterson
Kill Grade- Robin I-avill.
Tammy Lucas and Lisa Mar
mi ;ih Grade: Todd Sherer and
Tannin Shimp
Denotes 4
WILT BAFFLE FOR
JOHN FKSTROM FAMILY
- A group of Hermiston people
gather each Friday to make
quills for needy families, and
rolK-s for patients in hospitals
and rest homes When funds
get low they sell a quilt. Quilt
pieces are all donated.
Now Ihey have decided to
donate a quill to be sold lo
raise money for the John
Ekslrom family. The quilt,
which is machine washable, is
queen sized and valued at
$HH) II is on display al
Heppner Aulo Parts, where
tickets mav also be purchas
ed. Following is a list of those
who made and donated the
quill: Betty Lieuallen. Mar
garet Seihel. Ida I-eibe. Ollie
Watson. Clara Allen. Pearl
Shaw. Ethel Van Dyne. Joe
Dowd. Pearl Metsker. Edna
Coxen. Ruby Coxen. Flossie
HiblKird. Ethel Konningrud.
Ethel Dickens. Marguerite
McKay. Guy Shaw. Ruth
Knighi. Anna Neuslel. Everett
Hadley and .Vesta Fairchild
IIOSPITU PTIFT
Mis Archie Munkers is a
patient in Room 5H0. Provi
dence Hospital, "on N E. 47th,
Portland, Or. She expects lo
be Ihere ahoul 3n days. She
can have cards and letters,
hut no flowers
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lone girl
elected
at BMCC
David John, an electrical
engineering major from
Cmalilla. was elected student
body president at Blue Moun
tain Community College for
the 17-70 school year.
Four other officers were
elected in the two-day vole on
I he campus. They are: Mickey
lloskins. lone, vice-president.
Richard lebsnck. Pendleton,
treasurer: Jo Ann Albright.
Cmalilla. recording secre
tary, and Jeannie Delay.
Weston, corresponding secre
tary. A publicity director will
le apiminied later.
Tops Club
elect officers
( Iregon T( )PS No. 484. which
meets each Monday afternoon
from l::lu to 2 Ji in the Lex
ington City Building has
elected new officers. Linda
Breidenbach. Heppner. presi
dent: Elsie Fox. Lexington,
co-leader: Karen Springer.
Heppner. secretary: Mary
Doherly. Sand Hollow: weight
checker. Irene Padberg. Ix
inglon will head the group
until next spring.
Members are working to
ward attending Ihe State
Convention in Salem on May 9
and in Mrs. Breidenbach.
Springer. Doherly and Pad
Itcrt: excl lo attend. The
club is selling self-polishing
clothes and all-purpose carry
ing bags lo build up its
treasury lo cover convention
delegate's exX'llses.
Karen Springer will be
graduated from TOPS to
K'I'S al Ihe convention. She
has earned her honor by losing
:ii Miunds. -
cw residents and interest
ed women are invited lo meet
wilh this U-inglon-Heppner
chapter of international wei
ght -controlling organization.
Information can he obtained
hv calling any of the new
nlliceis
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Mr and Mrs Ed Dick i hav e
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Mr and Mrs Kemp Dick
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2nd & 4th Monday
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Flood 1 long wail for 2 to 3 minutes
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To report a fire call: 676-9109
Any other business call : 676-9288
For persons new to the area and for
those who may have forgotten, the
following information was furnished
by Fire Chief, Forry Burkenbine. It
may be handy to clip the information
and keep for referral.
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