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ff-i jtlr j t. The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, March 17, 1977 THREE V..) , j Third grade students at Heppner Elementary were awarded a first place certificate in recent anti-litter contest. Pictured are the 25 students of Mrs. Hanna 's third grade. Keith Kenison was selected by lot to display the award certificate. 't Third grade students win litter collection contest Last Friday the multi-purpose room at Heppner Ele mentary School held lots of litter. The litter was collected around Heppner by students in the lower four grades from Mar. 7 to noon, Mar. 11. 'After a real struggle, the three Heppner Garden Club judged declared that Mrs. Hanna 's third grade room were the first place gatherers of litter. The room was awarded a first-place cer tificate. : Mrs. Dubuque's second graders were a close second in the contest, followed by Mrs. Peck's third grade and Mrs. Toney photos gain gallery acceptance Carnegie Center Exhibition Galleries at Walla Walla, Wash., has notified Dennis Toney "that three of his photo graphs have been accepted for the Second Annual Regional Juried Art Show. As far as we've heard, he is the only Morrow County artist whose work has been accepted. The entries for this exhibi tion were judged by Gordon Kensler of the Department of Art of the University of Ore Heppner show cast now in rehearsal The 17-member cast of "You Can't Take It With You" has entered rehearsal for the first Heppner Community Theatre production. The three-act comedy will be staged Friday and Saturday, Apr. 15 and 16, according to Marsha Mat thewson, director. ! The cast is comprised of Albert Connor as grandpa, Jackie Gorman as Penny, Connie Lewiston as Essie, Tina Miller as Rheba, Herman a UutfcfJ rtfcU MUUE: HAS YOUR GARDEN SUPPLIES Onion Sets Garlic Sets Netted Gem Potatoes Asparagus Roots Green Feed also has Red Top Chemicals. 2-4 D . . . Bronate . . . Banval Green Feed Store 676-9422 Lex.-Hep. Hvvy. Dick's first grade. Mrs. Dick's class did an especially fine job because it is not only the youngest of the four winners, but because there are only 14 in that homeroom. The 25 students in Mrs. Hanna 's room are Cindy Davis, Travis Harrison, Dwayne Dollarhide, Leah Cooper, Missy Gates, Marty Brannon, Sandra Wattenbur ger, Chris Kurtz, Shawn Paine, Paula Plocharsky, Marilyn Parker, Todd Lind say, Kim Wright, Michelle Miles, Loran Hayes, Dyann Brosnan, Stephanie Sumner, Jeff McElhany, Jimmy Cason, gon. The exhibition will open for public viewing from Mar. 15 through Apr. 2, at 109 South Pa louse St. Toney, who teaches speech, creative writing, poetry and media photography at Hep pner High School, also teaches film making at B.M.C.C. He is a member of the Walla Walla Council of Arts. His photos and photos of his students have been prize winners at Morrow County fairs. Winter as Paul, Bob Miller as Ed, John Campbell as DePin na and John Wishart as Donald. Also appearing will be Joyce Winter as Mrs. Kirby, Tom Franks as Kirby, Mike Swee ney as Henderson, Marlene Peterson as the Duchess Olga Katrina, Donna Hughes as Gay Wellington, Deb Holland as Alice, Scott Groshens as Tony, Dan Morris and Dan McBride as the G Men. Brown or white Walla Walla's mm Keith Kenison, Chris Breeden, Cheri Sproed, Shelly Biddle, Kenneth Curtis and Andrea Ball. They are all congratulated for their good work in improv ing the appearance of their city and beginning the habit of trash elimination. Special thanks go to Clifford Green, who made an extra trip on Friday afternoon to haul away the collected trash. Garden Club judges who were the members of the com mittee for this project were Irene Swanson, Alberta Jo hannes and Justine Weather-ford. i j-j J) Dennis Toney Shrine meeting Notices are out that the Tri-County Shrine Club mem bers and their ladies are to meet at Dodge City in Board man Friday, Mar. 18, at 7:30 p.m. for a no-host dinner. Plans will be made for ad vertising the coming East West Shrine football game. John W. Wood, club secretary, urges all Shriners of Morrow, Gilliam and Wheeler Counties to attend. Bi Mm IFrfe Cifbiiws During 29SKI Anniversary Boardman lines Boardman City Council will be sending out a letter of historical data concerning the controver sial sewer and water lines in volved in the Hillview and Han sen developments. Mayor Gerry Peck introduced the idea at the Council's Tuesday night meeting. The letter will include a historical account of how the pipe inspection was handled. Past reports have indicated that the city engineer at the time, Stan Wallulis of Wallulis and Assoc., Pendleton, had not properly inspected the lines and . that there might be a danger of the pipes rupturing. "Let's be sure that the people ' know that the city affirms that ; the lines were built to acceptable city specifications," said Coun-' cillor Gene Trumbull. The letter, to be signed by the mayor, will be sent to all affected parties in an attempt to satisfy Ag board views latest information on drougth Members of the State Board of Agriculture will be briefed on the latest information available on the effects of Oregon's prolonged dry spell during a meeting underway in Salem this week. Among those scheduled to be briefed is board member Milton Morgan of lone. The meeting, in the con ference room of the Oregon Department of Agriculture Building, opened Wednesday following the board's luncheon with representatives of Ore Cowbelles plan anniversary clebration Morrow County Cowbelles will be celebrating their 20th anniversary Saturday, Mar. 26, with a potluck dinner and dance at the American Legion Hall in Heppner. The Cowbelles have extend ed an invitation to all livestock producers and cattlemen to take part in the celebration. The potluck dinner will get underway at the Legion Hall at 6:30 p.m. Mar. 26. Cowbelles from other coun ties are expected for the event, which will recognize the efforts of Morrow County Cowbelles in the work of producing and promoting iWIHHMIIIIIHIIIIIIMilllMIMIMMH Spaghetti Feed& Card Party Mar. 26, 1977 Lexington Grange Hall Dinner6:30 Cards 8:00 I Cards $1.00 Dinner $2.50 (salad, garlic bread & j all you can eat) j It WW f MWMMM li 0 11)1 n M seethe suueet deals at our the public that the lines are all right. "We've got the lines, no matter what," added Peck. Parked mobile homes, which often line Boardman's north and soulh sides next to the freeway, will find parking a little more restrictive in the future. The city is looking into designated parking areas. "This has been a growing problem for years," said Peck. A two hour parking sign will be in stalled on the south side of the Dodge City Motel parking area. Councillor Joe Tatone, owner of the Dodge City, had been con templating putting up a fence to keep the unwanted trailers out of his customer parking. In other action, the council: Organized a committee to look into funding for a legal baseball backstop to be used by the Boardman Little League teams. The request came from Carla Leighton, league gon's farm and commodity groups. During the meeting today, the board will be asked to consider the department's list of proposed restricted use pesticides. The Heppner Public Library is open on Mondays and Wed nesdays from 12:30 to 5 p.m., on Thursday evenings be tween 7:30 and 9:30 and each Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. beef. - ' The 1957 slate of officers for the Morrow County Cowbelles was comprised of Emma White, president, deceased; Violet Swaggart, first vice president; Norma French, second vice president; Shirley ftugg, third vice president; and Dorris Graves, secretary-treasurer. Lots of Room in the ARK! The Ark Pre-school for the pre-kindergarten child (3-5 yrs) Morning and afternoon classes- MWF 9:00-11:30 1:00 - TTh 9:00-11:30 1:00 $25 month $17 month 2 Rates: ni ill !) Oil Farley has associated with oPontiac since '48 oBuich-GMC since '51 oFord since 71 backed organizer. "This is a major use of our park," said Peck. "More kids in little league use the park than anyone else;" Approved elimination of the $20 water, sewer and gar bage deposit from apartment complexes (units of five or more). Structures of four units and un der are still required to make the payments; Approved A. J. Zinda's third payment for $92,814,141. Zinda is doing the construction on the city's Ranney water collector and chlorination cham ber. The project is 50 per cent complete. The second phase for the water pipe, to be placed un derground, is scheduled to begin Monday; Will hold a supplemental budget hearing April 5 at 7:30 p.m. to decide what to do with the city's $890 in anti recessionary money. YOU CAN OWN A WESTERN AUTO STORE IN: Heppner, Ore. Baker, Ore. John Day, Ore. I here is :in oprxn innii awiihble i he aboe lowns t'oi a Weslcrn Attln Associate Store selling hiirtfware, K porting tooiK an to mot iv e supplies. Ihirniture, refrtjzeralors. Ircei'is. wash- . lclc isums. C'.H.'s. i .i tints, oilier (electronics, eic. We will tr.iin voir, help install our More and provide counselling alter vou're open, f inancini: is available to qualified prospects. 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Top perfor mance, traction and anti-skid qualities. NEW DESIGN. SizeModel"" Reg. Price Sale Price"" Tax 670x156 $38.78 $34.90 $2.41 700x156 43.60 3924 2.85 700x158 46.83 42.15 3.02 600x166 38.41 34.57 2.32 650x166 42.77 38.49 2.70 700x166 45.4 5 40 91 3.00 750x166 50.77 4569 3.44 750x168 I 54.52 I 49 07 I 3 68 Morrow Co. B c 989-8221 c I i 1 H Their., Fri. March 18, 19 FREE COFFEE & DOUGHNUTS Come in and see us as ive celebrate our 29th Year! AND TRUCK v-rj.MJ.xi UUU. Growers Lexington f V 4 --! 4
