THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday. Sept. 2, 1976, PAGE FIVE
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The sound and ihu of fall are being seen and heard
throughout our county. (With exception of the farmers with
grain still to be cut.) There are the early morning football
practices for the high school boys. Mothers frantically
finishing the school shopping for their youngsters. Families
trying to take a few days off before the good weather
disappears, Teachers organizing at school for the opening
date Sept. 7. Most of all the Labor Day weekend means the
final farewell to our summer of 1976.
Hrlan and Vivian Maxwell and Joan Warren, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren have just returned from a month's
vacation in Tahiti. They were guests of Vivian's parents who
live in Pirae. Tahiti. Hrlan was the printer at the G-T, but
chose to further his education, he and Vivian will be leaving
for Salt Lake, where Brian will be attending the L.D.S.
Business College. They are visiting with the Paul Warrens
until they move.
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Word ha been received that Doris Wutklii was hit by a
car, in Lincoln City two weeks ago. She is In the Lincoln City
Hospital. Art thinks it will be about three months before she
will be able to go home.
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The Sorolomkt Club is becoming very active again.
Their annual rummage sale is to be held Oct. 15-16 at the
Fairgrounds and they are ready to pick up all donations.
Eluine George said to call any of the following for pick-up.
Niidine O'Brien, Molly Becket, Lenna Smith or Marlene
Gray.
Our parade chairman. Jim WUhart. has good reason to
have a big head, (for at least one week, Jim). The only event
I was able to attend during our fair and rodeo was the parade
and a great one it was. Jim Ackley, is to be patted on the back
for his terrific band and the musicians are to be thanked for
volunteering.
So far all I have heard that dampened the parade was the
Patterson family activities when Maxine's legs were hit by
Chris Rietmann's go-cart which ran away during the parade.
It seems that Chris got out of his vehicle to restart it and off
goes the cart, without Chris. Maxine's feet and legs are badly
swollen and bruised, but she thinks she will be out and around
very soon.
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.... Returning home, from a trip to the East coast, helping
her daughter and son-in-law Dr. Jerry Rich and Ailene move
to Baltimore, Md. is Kal Healy. Mary Doherty helped drive
the U-haul truck across the states, but she returned home at
the beginning of harvest. Kal was able to help her daughter
get settled in their new home, then she visited friends in
Mass. and Wisconsin, returning in time to help her
granddaughter, Mary Kay Lieuallen, Adams, Or. celebrate
her birthday.
Church plans
fall activities
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At the Heppner United
Methodist Church fall activiti
es were being planned and
begun this week. On Tuesday
Rev. Tollefson called a special
meeting with the Sunday
School teachers. Their classes
will begin at 9:45 on Sept. 12.
Wednesday evening the Uni
ted Methodist Women held
their first fall meeting with
their president Barbara
James in charge.
Thursday evening, tonight,
the Administrative Board of
the chuch is meeting with
Chairman Clifford Green pre
siding. Next week the United Meth
odist Youth Fellowship will
have its first Wednesday
evening meeting at 7.00 on
Sept. 8. The Suzannah Circle
will beein its fall activities on
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 9 at
2:30.
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OREGON STATE FAIRGROUNDS, Salem-Tole painting
is very big in Morrow county and all the champions in 4 H toie
painting exhibits at the 1976 Oregon State Fair hail from that
Eastern Oregon area.
Barbara Devine, Heppner,' claimed the championship in the
intermediate phase of Tole Painting I with her exhibit of a
wooden clock. Melody Gochnauer, Heppner, painted a wooden
box to claim the reserve championship.
Susan Gray, Heppner, claimed the championship of the
intermediate division of Tole Painting II with her entry of a
metal tray featuring flowers on a black background. Reserve
champion is Alice Abrams, Heppner, who is showing a metal pail
with matching tin cups. The pail is filled with popcorn for the fair.
Janette Piper, Lexington, took the championship in the
intermediate phase of tole painting IV with her exhibit of a wall
plaque with mirror.
In the senior division of tole painting IV, Linda Keithley,
Heppner, claimed the purple ribbon with a wooden cup hanger.
Reserve champion is Anita Davidson, Lexington, who finished a
small wooden cabinet.
Receiving a blue award for 4-H tole paintiing exhibis was:
TOLE PAINTING I (2 wooden articles): Senior (age 15 and
older): Shelley Thompson, Heppner.
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