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WORKSHOP
Twenty Morrow County tea
chers from lone. Heppner and
Irrigon met at the school
district office in Lexington on
Inservice Day. Wednesday.
April 7. to take part in a
language arts workshop led by
Mrs Julie Angermeyr. The
teachers made instructional
aids designed to improve
writing skills and building vocabulary.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Doherty. Heppner, a daugh
ter. Lisa Maureen, 6 lbs.. 14
oz.. born April 12. 1976.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Doherty, Hepp
ner. and Mr. and Mrs. William
Lindsell, Portland. Great gra
nd parents are Mrs. G L.
Boyden. Portland, and Mr.
William Undsell Sr., Seattle.
To Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Pine. Heppner. a son, Donny
Lee. 7 lbs.. 6 oz.. born April 12,
1976
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Dillard Kent. Banks. OR.
Mr. George Pine Jr.. Eureka.
CA. and Mr. and Mrs. Dentzel
Wilson. TX.
To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Humphrey. Heppner. a son.
William Dean. 7 lbs. 14 oz..
born April 8. 1976.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Smith. Irrigon and
Mrs Ruby Glascock. Hot
Springs. AR. Great grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. C.
Dixon. Perryville. AR. and
Mrs. Lola Breeding. Irrigon.
Great great grandmother is
Mrs. Cora Burnside. Spray.
Ilrppner High School
and
llrppner Klemrntary
Fri . April 16. toasted cheese
sandwiches, tomato soup, sal
ad, ice cream bars, milk.
Mon.. April 19. taco burgers,
corn chips, pickles, spinach,
fruit, milk.
Tues.. April 20. corn dogs,
french fries, cabbage salad,
baked dessert, milk.
Wed . April 21, Bicentennial
Menu: Louisiana rice. Pirates
treasure spinach, salad, fren
ch bread, butter, Lewis
Clark cookie, milk.
Thurs.. April 22, school's
choice.
Fri.. April 23, soup, sand
wich, salad, dessert, milk.
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Lodge 8 pm.
Fri. April 16
Happy Hour S-7
' Dinner by Jiin 6 8:30
Sat.. April 17
Dinner by Jim
Music by Don Hill
B.P.O.E.
The old Gilliam home In Heppner was
burned to the ground by volunteer firemen
from three counties Sunday. The once
stately old home was razed by firemen as a
practice to simulate actual fire hazards.
During the fire, probes were used to
determine the actual degrees of heat
generated at the ceiling as compared with
the floor area. Once the fire was started the
actual time elapsed for the fire to spread, to
the various rooms was recorded. Approxi
mately 75 people were on hand to watch the
firemen burn the building. According to
reports the single wall constructed building
would have cost more to remodel than have
the building demolished and for the
construction of a new home.
The picture at the upper left shows the
home prior to the fire.
The center picture denotes the raging
fire.
The photo at the right shows the balcony
collapsing. The balcony was the last
standing member of the house to fall.
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