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It is time to sign up for the
Church Camp to be held Mar.
31 to Apr. 2 north of Appleton,
Wash. The camp is open to
those twelve through teen-age.
The cost is only $8.00. You
should have your application
in by Sunday, Mar. 20. Contact
Reverend Mai at the Kinzua
Church or call 768-2786 to
make your reservation.
NEW ARRIVAL
Orselio Mario and Dahlia
Ruiz are the parents of a
brand new baby boy born
Tuesday, Mar. 8, at The Dalles
General Hospital. The baby,
named William, weighed in at
slightly over six pounds.
POTLUCKAND
SINGSPIRATION
TO BE HELD
A potluck and Singspiration
will be held at the Kinzua
Church Annex on Wednesday,
Mar. 30, at 6 p.m. The evening
is open to all ; you are urged to
attend.
GIRL SCOUT WEEK
CELEBRATED
Kinzua Girl Scout Troop 627
and the Kinzua Brownie Troop
439 started Girl Scout Week
(Mar. 6-Mar. 12) by attending
services at the Kinzua Com
munity Church on Mar. 6. The
girls were accompanied by
Scout leader Myrna Collins
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and Brownie leader Lori Carr.
The Scouts want to remind
everyone that they will start
selling those wonderful Girl
Scout Cookies on Friday, Mar.
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB MEETS
The Friendship Card Club
met Monday evening at the
home of Patsy McMinn. Win
ner of the prize for high game
was Shirley Orr. Second high
went to Jeannie Morley. Shir
ley and Jeannie also won the
pinochles.
Other members enjoying
the evening's play were Dinah
Jackson, Sharon Bell, Karen
Cossitt, Laurie Hire and Ruth
Carey.
BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD
AT MITCHELL HOME
Windi Mitchell was honored
at a party held Friday to
celebrate her tenth birthday.
The honoree and her guests
played games, opened gifts
and enjoyed birthday cake
and ice cream.
Among those helping Windi
celebrate her big day were
Rob Conlee, Cissi Wallis,
Robin Mattison, DeRina Reid,
Scott Conlee, Jodi Mattison,
Tara Baker, Lana Reid, Clark
Wallis, Shayne Benson, Cindy
Mitchell and Dana Reid. Also
present wre several parents.
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TO
Employing number 400 at Heppner's mill and
for Kinzua's constant, conscientious attitude
toward our environment. Thank You.
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The Heppner Gazette-Times thinks it's about time
KINZUA CORPORATION was honored for their
outstanding economic contribution to the area.
We salute KINZUA and offer a year's subscription to
Kinzua employees for $5. (Offer only good on new
subscriptions.) Thank you, Kinzua.
APPRECIATION
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INZUA CORPORATION
BOYCE INSURANCE fed
All Your Insurance
Heppner
AND
Needs
228 N. Main St.
Kinzua Corp.
helps keep us
awake.