PAGE FOUR, THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner, OR. Thurdiy. Sept, 2. 197fl.
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Honor roll
One hundred seven-
ty-nve siuaenis earned jj
straight-A grades at S
Oregon College of Edu-
cation during summer -
term.
Two hundred four-
teen other students
were named to the j
honor roll for having $:
earned grade-point av- :
erages of at least 3.5 f
based on completing 12
credit hours of work. :
Chester Phillips
of Boardman was
among those on the i
honor roll at OCE. 8
Feliciano
One of the biggest
names in entertain
ment, singercomposer
guitarist Jose Feliciano.
will appear in Quinn
Coliseum on Saturday,
Oct. 9, to highlight
EOSCs second annual
The festival is
scheduled for Oct. 8 9
on the EOSC campus.
The internationally
known star, not handi
capped by his blindness,
has played in countries
in North and South
America, the Far East
and Europe. Feliciano is
best known for his first
top single "Light My
Fire." More recently,
however, his title song
for the television show
"Chico and the Man?
has brought him back
into the entertainment
spotlight
Tickets for the Jose
Feliciano show will be :
on sale at the college
ticket office and at
various La Grande tick- :
et outlets.
Winners
At the Morrow Coun
ty CowBelles' booth at
the fair there was a
meat labeling contest.
Quite a few entered and
when the entries were
judged a number had
the right answers.
A drawing was con
ducted on Thursday af
ternoon and Mrs. Larry
Prock and Mike Hed
man were the two win
ners. Each was present
ed a Bi Centennial Beef
Cookbook by the mem
bers of the Morrow
County CowBelles.
Meeting
The Golden Age club :
will meet the First Tues- :
day of each month be-
ginning Sept. 7.
The club will hold a ft-
6:30 p.m. potluck meet- ;
ing at the Elks Club in
Heppner.
Annuals
The Heppner High
School Year Books are
in and caa be picked up
at the Cafatorium Wed- ijj
nesday, Sept. 8, be-
tween 78:30 .m. Or
they can be picked up at
the office on Sept 9.
CBclub
Terry Carter, a Hep- 'p,
pner electrician at Kin-
sua Corp., is trying to j;?
organize a CB radio club S
in Heppner. &
Carter said sign up
sheets were on bulletin
board at the Kiniua ii
plant. For mors inftir- :
mil ion. rontart Carter
at 676 5192.
IED
plans
tests
Each fall, the Umatilla
Intermediate Education Dist
rict provides speech, hearing,
and language screening to all
public school students in
kindergarten, first, fourth,
and seventh grades, new
students to the school district,
parent and teacher referrals,
and students known to the IEO
to have had speech, language,
or hearing problems in the
: past.
The schedule for this area
: is: A.C. Houghton Elemen-
tary, Irrigon on Sept. 9 at 1
: p.m.; Heppner Elementary
School, Sept. 13 at 9 pjn.;
Heppner High and p.m. Kin-i-S
dergarten, Sept. 13, at 1 p.m.;
lone, Sept. 16 at 1 p.m.; lone
; (a.m. kindergarten), Sept. 20
at 9 a.m.; A.C. Houghton
: (Irrigon) for a.m. kindergar
S ten at 9 a.m. on Sept. 20.
S; Speech, language, and hear
i ing services are provided free
of charge by the Umatilla IED
i: to the public school students of
$ Umatilla and Morrow coun
Si ties. During the 1975-76 school
j year, approximately 500 child-
re received communications
$ services on a regular basis,
i? If you have any questions
: regarding the speech, hearing
and 'roguage screening pro-
graf; or the speech, hearing
:: and language services of the
Umatilla IED, please contact
S your school principal or the
i; Special Education Depart
i; ment of the IED.
Attendance
equals
last year
The Morrow County Fair
got off to a cold, slow start as
far as attendance was con
cerned but by Friday, had
snapped out of the daze and
was back in full bloom.
The gate Tuesday produced
attendance numbers almost
half of those on opening day,
last year. But the weather
was rotten Tuesday.
On Wednesday, partial
clouds kept it cool but the
gate receipts started to warm.
Wednesday nights storm did
n't do much damage at the
fairgrounds, other than a few
mussed heads of hair during
the style revue.
After that blow out, the
weather went hot and the
attendance did too. At the end
of fair week, Liz Curtis,
secretary said the number
was up to around 8000. right
about where it was last year.
Exhibits were up in open
class by 150, the biggest jump
in the last several years.
"Fiddlin
&
Sponsored By
Sept. 4 8:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
Hardman Community Center
Admission 2.50 Each
Spaghetti Dinner 2.50 per plate
4:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
Sponsored By
The American Legion, Heppner Post 87
'I VA
Winds came up during the
made up for it.
Exhibitors winning at
Morrow County exhibitors
are ripping the Oregon State
Fair in Salem apart.
Along with a super showing
from the tole painters, other
county people have already
won awards.
In knitting, Carol Holtz of
lone won a blue ribbon. Becky
Hobbs of Irrigon took a blue
for junior division winners in
the home environment category.
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TIME IS
BULOVA converts a replica of a $20 gold piece
into a beautiful, little alarm clock with a reliable
30-hour key-wound movement. The decorative,
embossed coin cover swivels aside to reveal a
regal Roman-faced clock,
housed in a four-coin case. In satin
gold or pewter finish. 3'i" diameter,
1 34" deep.
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Hey, Partner
Don't Forget f
Show
Dance"
The Blue Mt. Fiddlers
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4-H style revue last week,
Theresa McEIIigott of lone
took a blue ribbon in canning.
In clothing categories, Tara
Mahoney's plaid skirt took a
blue; Denise Kennedy of
Heppner took a blue with her
work in beginning clothing; In
Sub Deb A. Diann Morther,
lone and Becky Hobbs, Irri
gon picked up blues. In Sub
Deb B, Jyl Hobbs and Mari
Evans, Irrigon, took blue
ribbons.
In the Junior Miss A
MONEY
handsomely
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Heppner,
676-9200
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but the models more than
(G-T photo)
state fair
division, Lori Witt of Irrigon
and Janet McEIIigott of lone
won blues and in the Oregon
Miss A division, Joan Doherty
and Natalie Tews, lone, took a
blue ribbon.
In crocheting, Ruth Ann
Keith ley, Heppner, took a
blue ribbon for her work.
WHO
DOES IT? HAS IT?
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Automotive
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INC.
Complete Sales & Service
3rd & Ma In Her m Iston
Building Supplies
SEE US FOR ALL VOUR
Bl'ILDIN'G SUPPLIES
We feature Boy sea Paints
rUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Tim Moore, Mgr.
2SE Dorian 27M22 1
PENDLETON
Cafes, Lounges
TO l.C.TJ( FC.IVOU
Construction
CIRCLE "D" TRENCHING
Guaranteed Performance
Irrigation Drain Tile
Power Cable
Bonded A Licensed for
srwf r and drain fields
Trenching of all kinds
Robert Duncan Heppner
Ph. s7-S3M
UMATILLA READY-MIX
Open every weekday,
and Saturdays and Sundays
If necessary.
Ph. I7t M(M or txliT
PRINTING
MFDDING INVITATIONS
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McEIIigott,
Richards
win 4-H
Scholarships
Two college freshmen have
been awarded the John
Graves Scholarship for out
standing participation in the
Morrow County 4-H program.
Terry McEIIigott, lone, and
Robert Richards, Irrigon, are
the two lucky young student
who will receive the award
which is presented yearly by
Dorr is Graves in memory of
her late husband John
Graves. The Graves family
were active in all phases of
the 4-H program and have
chosen this means of encour
agement for young people to
excel in 4-H events.
Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Richards, Irrigon, has
been an outstanding member,
concentrating his projects in
livestock. He has in addition,
been an active FFA member.
He will be starting his college
career at Blue Mountain Com
munity College in Pendleton,
with plans to tranfer to a four
year college later.
Terry, who came to the
Morrow County program af
ter several years of 4-H
experience in California, is tho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry McEIIigott. Terry will
use her scholarship money at
Carrol College in Montana
where she is already attend
ing classes. Her 4-H projects
were in the field of home
4
economics.
Drugs, Prescriptions
HERMISTON DRUG
Free prescription
Mail Service
Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Gifts for all occaiiofit
Snack Bar
MEDICAL CENTER
PHARMACY
Free mailing service on
prescriptions
Hospital Supplies
Open Mon-Frl., t-4 p.m.
Sat. -l p.m.
Located In the Medical
Center, 1 100 Sou thgate,
Pendleton
Z7C-IUI
Floor Covering
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Carpets, draperies, linoleum
Counter tops, ceramic tile,
flooring, sundries
Sales Installation
SOON. 1st St. Hermlston
MAR FLOOR COVERING
Carpet, linoleum, ceramic
tile, kitchen cabinets
Free estimates
All work guaranteed
Matt Hughes
422 Linden Way
170-MIS Heppner
Furniture
a
Curtis-MathesTV
Quasar TV, NorgeA
Admiral appliances
Largest selection f
furniture In Iht area
2200 N. F. Hermlston
M7-SM4
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AND APPLIANCES
Set at before yen buy yeur
Color TV or stereo system
214 W. Hermlston Ave.
M7-220I HermlsloH
4 Big Nights
Sept. 8-9-10-11
Featuring
Billy Nichols
Dance Music
"STEAK NIGHT"
Every Wednesday Night
Salad Bar Opens;
11 a.m. Sundays
5p.m. Wednesdays
5p.m. Fridays
5p.m. Saturdays
Closed
f Hydraulics & Welding
JIM S WELDING SERVICE
Either in the shop or
on the job.
Hydraulics, hose I fittings
JIM BARRETT
Riverside Ave. Heppner
Bus.?t-S8ll Home7s-8l7
This
Space
Available
Insurance
RA V BOVCE INSURANCE
AGENCY
Health. Fire, Auto, marine
Group Plans
Ray Boyce7t-S3M
7I-M2S Heppner
Monuments
SWEENEY MORTUARY
Cemetery, grave markers
Granite, Marble, Bronte
24-Hr. phone'
7s-tOOor7-l22
Also serving lone A
Lei In (ton
Heppner, P.O. Boi 17
Laundromat
HEPPNER LA IN DIt O.MAT
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Serving all this area
for aver 20 years
J'iNES RADIATOR SERVICE
IKS North 1st HI.
Hermlston, OR t7RM
Ph. M7 4SI0
lone, JV3 Oregon
HeJm: Beechers
EOTERTAWENT
AND
Songs Comedy
Labor Day
This
Space
Available
Optometrist
DR. E. K. SCHAFFITZ
Optometrist
Nek! to Hotel Heppner
entrsnre.
74-SKS
HEPPNER
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Title Insurance
Office In Peters Bldg.
I70-MU
HEPPNER
Sewing Machines
SINGER
SALES A SERVICE
He repair all makes
and modrls
GROG AN
Approved Singer Dealer
211 S. Main
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