College to host ski swap
BMCCwill hostaskiiwapln
Room 121, Morrow Hall on the
weekend of Oct. 24 20.
In addition to the tale and
exchange of clothing and
equipment, the meetings will
provide opportunities to lign
up for the winter term BMCC
ski classes and to talk to
representatives from Spout
Springs and Anthony Lakes
about their 1975-76 ski pro
grams.
Clothing and equipment
may be taken to Room M-124
at the college any evening (7-9
p m.) during the week of the
swap. Hours of operation will
be: 7 10 p.m., Friday, 9 5 pm.
Saturday and 1-5 p m. Sunday.
For further details contact
Bob Larson at the college.
Phone 276-1260, Ext. 212.
Growing spuds the
lazy way
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Sheets tried to save energy in
his test garden this year, so he
perfected a new way to grow
potatoes. He called it the lazy
man's way.
"Lay seed potatoes on top of
the ground and cover them
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MOONLITE SALE SPECIAL
All Sale Rack Shoes 2 for 1
prs. W omens
308 prs. Men & Boys
209 prs. Childrens
FARMERS
ATTENTION
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50 Years ago
On Monday last the Cecil
Hall was again the scene of a
beautiful wedding, when Elvin
R. Schaffer claimed for his
bride Miss Annie C. Hynd,
eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hynd, highly res
pected residents of the Ceil
neighborhood.
Andy Rood departed for
Portland Sunday morning. He
was accompanied by John
Kilkenny and George Thom
son, The cast for the senior play
at lleppner High School in
clude: Jim Thompson. Crock
et Sprouls. Karl Merritt. John
Turner. Nellie Babcock, Vel
ma Fell. Irene Lovgren and
Margaret Prophet.
20 Years ago
Norman Nelson will show
pictures of his recent Euro
pean trip at the Rhea Creek
Grange meeting
Mrs. Oma Cox returned last
week from a two weeks trip to
Virginia and Nebraska
The City of Hcppncr will
take bids to construct two foot
bridges to replace the one on
the Baltimore Street to the
school and the other known as
lover's lane bridge.
Mrs Warren Disque and son
from Condon are spending a
few days with her parents. Mr.
and Ms Roy Orwick
CORKF.CTION
Mr. and Mrs Robert Van
Schoiack were married twen
ty years ago. not twenty-five.
ONE NEWS
Eva Hamlett
';iHC 7. TIIK GAZETTE -TIMES. Hcppncr. OH. Thursday. Oct 1.
Cut your fireplace wood with
with a fine layer of soil. When
they sprout, add a band of
fertilizer to the row and mulch
with a heavy layer of straw.
After the plant tops emerge,
mulch again with a light layer
of lawn clippings," Sheets
said.
One secret of the growing
method is a strip of trickle
irrigation tape placed along
side the row of sprouted seed
potatoes before mulching. The
soaker tape waters the plants
steadily without wasting wat
er. "But the best energy saving
bonus comes at harvest time,"
Sheets said. "All the lazy
gardener has to do then is
push the mulch and bushes
aside and uncover big, beauti
ful potatoes."
Sheets recommends the me
thod for gardeners whose soil
is hard and rocky. But it's also
a good idea for gardeners who
want the fruits of the soil
without the toil, he said.
Anyone wishing to learn
hunt seat equitation is wel
come to attend riding sessions
at the fairgrounds indoor
arena, Sunday, Oct. 19,2 p.m.
English tack will be provid
ed for those not having any,
however, you must furnish
your own horse. 4 Her's are
welcome. For more informa
tion, call Jan I.utsch. 989-8581.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rowell
are the parents of a daughter
born Sept 29 at the Good
Shepherd Hospital, Hermis
ton.She weighed 6 lbs , 6' 4 oz.,
and has been named Ryan
Renee. She joins a three-year-old
sister, Melissa. Grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Mansfield, Mr. Bill Rowell,
lone and Mrs, Deloris Tunner,
Westport. Great grandmother
is Mrs. Gladys Drake, lone,
Mrs. Adon Hamlett flew to
San Francisco, Sunday, Oct. 5,
and returned Tuesday even
ing. She attended a training
session for a study conducted
by Temple University, and
wijl be working on it for the
next couple of months.
Mrs, Maravene White is ill
in the Bess Kaiser Hospital,
5055 N. Greeley, Portland, OR.
She would appreciate hearing
from friends in the communi
ty Mr. and Mrs. Larry Prock
have sold their home to Tom
Heimbigner, and have moved
into the Alton Yarnell home on
SiHnnd SI. until iheir home is
finished in Heppner.
Mrs Sharon Gelinas. Lisa
and Tim, Caldwell, ID, arriv
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
leo Crabtree Friday. The
children stayed with the
grandparents, and Mrs. Ge
linas went to Portland to
attend a class reunion. Sunday
they had a birthday dinner. for
Ixi) Crabtree, and Mrs. Gelin
as and children returned to
Caldwell Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Blanche Scheelar was
also a guest at the dinner
party.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Imel,
and Mrs. Delsic Chapel spent
Ihe weekend in Bend visiting
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Martin
visited their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Brazell and
family, Jordan Valley from
Tuesday until Thursday.
The Fall Council meeting of
the Central Pacific Confer
' Vnce of the I'tnted Church of
Christ uas held Oct 10 12.
Narnpa. ID Dun Bristow.
Helen Martin and youth dele
gate Harvey Childers were
representatives from the lone
Church Accompanvmg them
were the Rev. and Mrs Bill
Graham, and Fred Martin
Main points of the meeting
were approving Ihe l'J76
budget, and electing a search
committee for a new confer
ence minister as the present
minister. Ir Huennemann is
retiring The Condon I'nited
Church of Christ invited the
1977 Fall Conference meeting
to la' held there
I1KII I
Fralernilie-al Oregon Slate
t'niveiMlv pledued ."-U l Ihe
end ol the f.ill term nih
period
cw pleilgi' include Jerrv
Geiitrv. lleppner. Alpha
G.iinm.i l;ho. Ch.ulcs MtEl
ligott. lone. Alpha Gamma
Mm
Aimee Marie Halvorsen was
born Oct. 12 at the Community
Hospital, Pendleton. Her par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Halvorsen, Hermiston. She
weighed 9 lbs., V4 oz., and
joins a sister. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farley,
Heppner, and Mr. and Mrs.
lx-wis Halvorsen, lone.
CWA of the Willows Grange
will hold an all day meeting at
the Grange hall, Friday, Oct.
17. Iyouise Keene and Cathy
Mortar will be hostesses.
Bunchgrass Rebekah Lodge
will meet at Ihe home of Mrs.
Vera Rietmann, Thursday,
Oct. 16.
Oct. 30, the Bunchgrass
Rebekah Lodge will hold a
bazaar and food sale at 1 p.m.
and a card party starting at 2
pm. at the Willows Grange
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MOONLITE SALE
Sports Coats 13 off
Suits 13 off
Dress Slacks $8.00
Dress Shoes $6.00 -$W.OO
Dress Shirts $5.00
Blou$eS
pants
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$4.50
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Arts & Crafts Booths
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