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PACE SIX. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, ThariKkv. Aurrt-t 19, 1976 r 1 I i i Morrow County Fair & Rodeo i I i I ! i I- 3s 1 J .l-r- 1 1 : St U ; 3S v, k ' J? t t Irrigon notes Five generations attend reunion Lola Breeding has returned to her home after spending a week with her mother, Cora Burnside in Spray. Mary Taffy of New Orleans, was also visiting her mother and her sister, Mrs. Breeding. On July 17-18 there was a family reunion of the Burnside family held at Bull Prairie. There were 71 relatives who gathered for the occasion, many with campers and tents. Among those who came from a distance was Mrs. Breed ing's cousin and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steagall of North Illinois. Others came from Albany, Lebanon, Kinzua, Portland, Gresham, Heppner, Irrigon and Pendleton. Mrs. Breeding, her daugh ter Mrs. Floyd Smith and granddaughter, Mrs. Loyd Humphrey, took Mrs. Taffy to Pendleton where she took a Public 'The Morrow County Plan ning Commission will meet Monday. Aug. 30. 1978 at 8:00 p.m. at the Morrow County Courthouse. Heppner. Public hearings will be held on the following applications: 1. Application from Earl D. Trudeau, Boardman, for a Zone Change from Farm to Farm Residential on V. acres located in T 4 N, R 25 E. Sec. 20, with access onto Paul Smith Road. (Continued from July 21 meeting). 2. Application from Clar ence W. & Mary A. Nelson. Milton-Freewater, for a Zone Change from Farm to Indus trial on approximately 20 acres located In T N. R 25 E. Sec. II, that portion of Tax Lot 400 lying north of Hwy. 80. 3. Application from Peter Kiewit Sons' Co.. contractor I A "V Ve support our Youth! ciin it tun mm f : plane to return to her home in New Orleans. Women of Assembly of God Churches from this area met at the Stanfield A of G on Thursday, 11 a.m. for a Women's Ministries for Christ Rally. Mrs. Edward Weyrick who will be going to Kenya, East Africa, with her husband and two children later this month, was the guest speaker. A salad luncheon was ser ved at the Stanfield Grange Hall. After the luncheon Mrs. Anita Klemin, Oregon District President of Womens Mini stries for Christ, of Salem showed colored slides of the home mission works in Ala ska, She and her husband traveled north in May of this year. Margaret Thomas of Hermiston is the local W.M.C. representative who planned Notice for Portland General Electric, for a Conditional Use Permit in an Industrial Zone. Pro posed use is surface mining. Location Is T 4 X. R 23 E. Sec. 14. the SE U. at Six Mile Canyon, and above the high water line of the Columbia River. Interested persons are in vited to attend the hearings and express their views. Written, signed statements will be considered. Your reasons for approval or dis approval should be included in oral or written statement. S: Mrs. Dorris L. Graves Chairman, Morrow County Planning Commission Published Aug. 19. I7 Support Our Youth! f ' Attend the Morrow :lA County Fair August 23 - 28 1 ; t'iu Aug. 24-29 and announced the meeting. Columbia View Fellowship, a newly formed church group, represented by Vernon Stew art, requested a conditional use permit in a farm residen tial zone for construction of a Babies To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Botts, Heppner, a son, Aaron Matthew, 7 lbs., 13 oz., torn August 7, 1976. He joins a brother, Nathan, at home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messenger Jr., Hermiston, and Mr. and Mrs. Obituary Debbie L. McDaniel, 69, died in Pendleton, Sunday, August 15. She was born August 17, 1906, at Hardman, daughter of William and Maude Burkhau ser Leach, pioneer Hardman residents. She was married to Sam McDaniel on October 27, 1924, in Heppner. Services were held Tuesday, August 17, at 2 p.m., at the First Christian Church, Hepp ner, with the Rev. Edwin Sikes officiating. Sacred selections, "Beyond the Sunset" and "Good Night and Good Morning" were sung by Carl and Betty Marquardt, accompanied by Kathryn Ho skins at the piano. Casket bearers were Ivan McDaniel, Cecil McDaniel, Robert Stevens. Scott McDan i' ... 1 -., church building. A hearing has been set on the matter at 7:30 p.m., Aug. 23 at the Irrigon City Hall on the highway at Ordnance Road. 72 relatives gathered at the Robert Botts, Hermiston. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messenger Sr., Lexington. Great-great grandmother is Mrs. Elmer Messenger, Kent, WA. iel, Delvin McDaniel and Dallis McDaniel. Concluding services and interment were at Heppner Masonic Cemetery with Swe eney Mortuary in charge of arragements. Survivors include the wi dower, Sam, Heppner; dau ghter Maxine Mahon, Elgin; brother, Richard Robinson, Heppner; four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. -Trri'irrrrrrrrriTi i i i m LCDusn onoppe c the thcppt Kilt kttpt price nficri . I pecpltwlllihcpfthotnt. I home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and the home of her mother, Mrs. Lola Breeding for a family reunion from Aug. 5-6. They came from many points of Washington and Ore gon. Five generations of the Anniversary set Llewellyn and Darlene Rob bins, Grass Valley, will hold their 25th wedding anniver sary, Aug. 27 at their home. The reception will start at 7 p.m. and run till 9 p.m. at the $500 reward The Columbia Basin Electric Coop. Board of Directors has approved payment of a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a person or persons responsible for damage to Columbia Basin electric lines and facilities. i n mi i mrnTm i ri Just in time for the Fair! Junior Denium Jeans by Maverick, dy f I J h A liarge 'iv toZCnoose From I i I f family gathered later in the week which included Cora Burnside 88, of Spray, her daughter Lola Breeding, her daughter Mrs. Floyd (Joan) Smith, her daughter Mrs. Loyd Humphrey and son Dean. L.L. Robbins ranch. In case of bad weather, the reception will be held at the Methodist Church in Baker. Friends are cordially invit ed to attend. 'shooting' i rro'rriTTrrrrrrrrrr Siuffed Jeans with Elastic Waist bandi English Jeans Many Styles Button Front. Zipper Front, High Rise Selection , 0 95 $12. to V ., ! ' i I ; i CAR WASH at Cal's Arco Service Station August 26th 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. By the Heppner High School Cheer Leaders mm mm m mm.. I II IS U YF I UHC IDf III II BpUflBU Columbia Dash .....This advertlKement Electric Co - llllliTll! it Lettuce 3 hds.$l Seedless Grapes lb.45' Cantaloupe ib .1 9 Green Peppers ea.10f Oranges 7ib$.$l Peaches 3ibs.l POTATO CHIPS Blue Bell O bag LQ boxy CMD71 I Dinner ? Franks Oregon Chief Ib. BV" Oregon Chief Slab Bacon Oregon Chlof Wolnors 12 Freifi Whole Fryers v is sponsored by "-- Serving Morrow, Gilliam and Wholor CouatlM (7-tM HcrrifEB op - - lb.l $1 49 oz. pck. 79 ib.59 Court Street Marhot W preffti firm klllH anlmaU 111 N. Court St Heppner Or. 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