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SIX The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday. April 21, 1977 if Child care center work cited New grandparents in lone; bridal shower reported Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wohlsord of Delta, Utah, are the proud parents of a 6 lb., 5 oz. girl, born April 1. The young miss has been named Wendy Marie and joins a 15-month-old brother, Shane. Grandparents are Mrs. Rod Esselstyn of Pendleton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmateer of lone. Mrs. Ted Palmateer re turned home last Friday, April 11, after spending five weeks in Delta, Utah, helping her daughter, Janet, taking care of Shane and the new baby. Mrs. Joyce Darst of Eugene spent the Easter weekend visiting with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grand Square dancers fete senior's club When square dancers from the Grand Squares dance club of lone danced for the shut-ins at the nursing home, and for the Senior Citizens' Club social at Memorial Hall in Condon last Dec. 19, 1976, it was enjoyed so much by both participants and spectators that they were asked and promised to return. True to their word, Sunday afternoon, April 17, two squares did that very thing. Those going were: Bill and Daisy Collins, Bill and Wini fried Cox, Heppner ; Don and Lois Wood and Dorothy War ren, Lexington; Paul and Helen Pettyjohn, Lloyd and Shirley McNary, lone; George and Lorene Griffith, Cecil; SATURDAY SPECIALS Room size rugs Remnants Carpet & linoleum Formica Tile Glass Doors New & Used Sinks, Tub, Toilet Priced to sell! Ceramic tile Marlite wall board Garbage Disposal 2 Air Conditioners Heater 2 Skil Saws Roto-Rocker Chair M Floor Covering & R Hep. -Lex. Hwy. Linden Way Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Errett Hum mell of Aloha, spent last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Eubanks. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and son Carl returned home last Friday from Port land, where they went for a medical checkup, and also, Kenneth attended a 3-day meeting of the Bonneville Power Administration on Con servation. Mr. and Mrs. Vincente Munoz (nee: Susan Pinney) of McNary are the parents of a girl, Rebecca Elizabeth, born on April 12. Rebecca weighed 7 lbs., 8 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Munoz of Huaz- club president Marvin Epley and wife Muriel, Olex; Ron Davis, Rock Creek area ; Jim and Helen Cochran, Condon; and the club's caller, Darrel Wilson and his "taw" (wife) Bev, lone. As before, the square dan cers shared in a dance with the senior citizens. Ron Davis of the Grand Squares called this one. The Grand Squares also enjoyed dancing one set to the calling of Don Wood, club president-elect. A supper of sandwiches, relishes, punch, coffee and strawberry shortcake prepar ed by the senior citizen hosts was shared and enjoyed. Designed to Example: Amount 48 Monthly Financed Payments $4,650 47 at $119.20 lat 118.19 Example based on first payment due 30 days after loan date. 1 -4e J Ww f amota, Mex., and Mr. and Mrs. William Zinter of lone. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore of Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ball announce the birth of a son, Shaun Dale, on Sunday, April 10, in Walla Walla, Wash. He weighed 8 lbs., 5 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Cogan of Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ball of lone. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Rod Thomson, all of Heppner, and Mrs. Fred Castor of Roger, Ark. A bridal shower was held in honor of Terri O'Connor on Saturday afternoon, April 16, at the United Church of Christ Social Room. Terri is the bride-elect of Duane Higel of Boise, Ida. The room was decorated in shades of yellow, orange and white. Assisting at the bride's table were Mrs. June O'Con nor, mother of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. Sharlene Arends of Heppner. The tea table was covered with a white linen cloth and a large bouquet of yellow and orange tulips centered the table, flanked by yellow can dles. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen poured coffee and tea, and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom served the punch. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Sr., Mrs. Roy Lindstrom, Mrs. Herbert Ek strom, Sr., and Mrs. Adon Hamlett. Miss Terri O'Connor and Mr. Duane Higel, both of Boise, Ida., spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Con nor. make a new car more 48-Month Auto Loan ANNUAL PERCENTAGE Total of RATE Paymanti 10.55 $5,720.59 H There's a Est time for everything. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Chloe Pearson, director of the Heppner Child Develop ment Center, says that dona tions and volunteer help is really appreciated there. The Morrow County Cham ber of Commerce gave $35, which was used for craft supplies for the children. Central Market and the Gazette-Times are also thanked for ikJ Irrigon Francis Rose Buchanan family in Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bu chanan were their three sons and their families, including Mr. and Mrs. Bob Buchanan of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Buchanan of Portland, and Bruce Buchanan of Anchor age, Alaska, who works as a chemist on Cooks Inlet. While they were home, they celebrated their mother's birthday. Former Irrigon residents, Mr. and Mrs. John Henner, Sr., visited old friends, including Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Vestie Elgin in Irrigon on Friday. The Irrigon Lions' Club provided 65 dozen colored Easter eggs for the Irrigon Community Easter Egg Hunt. The parade route was from the fire station to the Irrigon Park on the Columbia River. The little tots were free to roam in the fenced area of the Little League Ball Diamond while the older children filled their baskets with Easter eggs hidden on the lawni The wind was whipping up whitecaps on the river, but no one seemed to mind. Seventy-seven relatives affordable. With today's sticker prices, it makes sense that you want more out of a new car. It also makes sense that you want more out of a car loan. That's why you'll be glad to know about our 48 month FirstLoan for autos, if now's the time to replace your present car with a brand new one. Depending on the pur chase price, it gives you more time to pay for the new car, van, camper, wagon or light truck you need. It also can save you money when you borrow. With a simple-interest FirstLoan for autos, you're only charged interest on the amount you actually owe . . . only for as long as you owe it. In addition to 48-month auto financing, First National offers a complete line of shorter-term FirstLoan auto plans. So, when you've got your eye on a new car, we can lend a hand with money to buy it. the paper they have contrib uted. Betty Seagren, the, Tri County Health Service nurse practitioner, has been con tributing off-duty time to give free health examinations to children whose parents find it a hardship to pay for an entrance exam, which is re quired before a child can be news Wilson 922-3352 sons visit Irrigon gathered at the Guy Riddle home to honor Grandma Cos ner on her 92nd birthday. Two large birthday cakes served the family gathering, along with a potluck dinner. Mrs. Cosner lives at the Good Samaritan Nursing Home now, but was able to be at her daughter's home for the happy occasion. Coast-to-Coast will not be open during M I Tuesday's Moonlight Sale. Our Grand Opening sales will run April 27-30. Stop by. Coast-To-Coast Store Gilliam-Bisbee Building Heppner Business MEDICAL SUPPLIES C.B. SERVICE TITLE INSURANCE TOOLS HERMISTON DRUG Terry's CB Consulting MORROW COUNTY ED'S PRECISION SAW & Service ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. TOOL SHARPENING ... SERVICE Free prescription Mail Service "5 Rock Street P.O. Box 356 Title Insurance 0Pen9a.m.to7P.m. Heppner Office in Peters Bldg. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Gifts for all occasions. "Fox Hunter" Ch.19 Ph. 676-9913 or 676-9281 Snack Bar Terry Carter 676-5192 676-9912 Heppner Alfalfa St. Heppner FURNITURE PRINTING HOME REPAIR INSURANCE iSui "TM UMATILLA READY-MIX RAVRnvrp rrim ' fraSS V WEDDING INVITATIONS KAY BOYCE It SB WSSr 1 INSURANCE AGENCY : : - BUSINESS FORMS JpM WILCOX FURNITURE tSI?IC u AND APPLIANCES PRINTED ENVELOPES QjFQ Health, Fire, Auto, marine 'O Group Plans See us before you buy your BUSINESS CARDS Open every weekday, color TV or stereo system. and Saturdays & Sundays RayBoyce 676-5384 254 W. Hermiston Ave. GAZETTE-TIMES if necessary. 567-2201 Hermiston 676-9228 676-9496 Ph. 676-9406 or 989-8467 676-9625 Heppner CONSTRUCTION MONUMENTS FURNITURE LAUNDROMAT Circle "D" Trenching SWEENEY MORTUARY " r: ' & ' Licensed & Bonded HOUSE"1 DISCOUNTS .-. frSjCS Vermeer Trencher Cemetery, grave markers. .t 14" wide x 8' deep Granite, Marble, Bronze Curtis-Mathes TV t&J1-)'' 680 Case Hoe 24-Hr. phone Quasar TV, Norge & KfeJtf ft' Septic Tanks Etc 676-9600 or 676-9226 Admiral appliances. hlff Dump Truck for Hire Also serving lone & Largest selection of HM Lexington furniture in the area. MainSt Heppner neoo?rCan 2200 N.F. Hermiston HEPPNER 9898493 Heppner P.O. Box 97 567-8960 LAUNDROMAT AUTOMOTIVE MEDICAL SUPPLIES WELDING BUILDING SUPPLIES . MEDICAL CENTER JIM'S WELDING Serving all this area PHARMACY SERVICE See us for all your for over 20 years. . . building supplies. Free mailing service on u. y J . e-.u ... u We feature Boysen Paints JONES RADIATOR prescriptions. Either m the shop or J ,us- SERVICE Hospital Supplies on the job. Open Mon.-Fri., 9-6 p.m. Hydraulics, hose 4 fittings TUM-A-LUM LUMBER Sat. 9-1 p.m. qq 1315'NorthlstSt. Located in the Medical Jim Barrett Tim Moore Mgr Hermiston, OR 97838 Center, 1100 Southgate, Riverside Ave. Heppner 432 SE Dorian 276-6221 Ph. 567-6916 Pendleton 276-1531 Bus. 676-5816 Home 989-8176 PENDLETON OPTOMETRIST AUTOMOTIVE FLOOR COVERING DR. E.K. SCHAFFITZ SHERRELL CHEVROLET M&R FLOOR COVERING Optometrist INC- Carpet, linoleum, ceramic tli. .-, r I tile, kitchen cabinets. IIUS SpaCt jQmm7 Free estimates. . . Next to Hotel Heppner L J All work guaranteed. ni entrance. Complete Sales & Matt Hughes $8.00 O RlOllth . Service 422 Linden Way 76-9465 Heppner 3rd & Main Hermiston 676-9418 Heppner J) left at the center. Federal 4-C funding, Com munity Coordinated Child Care, is available to help meet the costs of child care for working parents in a low income bracket. Mrs. Pearson says that 'Golden "Golden Yesterdays," the Retired Senior Volunteer Pro gram storybook, has sold out its second printing of 325 copies a few days ago. Several copies that were reserved by individuals are all that remain in the RSVP office, June Wagner, director, Umatilla Morrow RSVP, reports. The popularity of the book has surprised the group and they are now in the process of deciding if they should make Picnic set This year's Memorial Week end Pioneer Picnic will be on Sunday, May 29. The Olaf and Eric Bergstrom families are in charge. several volunteers have been helping on Saturday after noons with finishing the in terior of the building into which the center will be moving soon. The new location is on the Paul Warren place. , She said that the center Yesterdays' sold out another printing and if so, how many. Some of the charm of the book lies in the fact that the stories are by older people in the immediate area, telling of a brief experience that hap pened to them "away back when." Nearly every person Moonlight Specials 30 i Lamps, throw chairs, couches, & mattresses. Special Fabric Table Free sewing table with purchase of Viking Sewing Machine Case Furniture Main St. Directory really needs more volunteer helpers, such as substitute teacher aides. Anyone who would enjoy assisting with this worthwhile community service should telephone her at 676-5035 or 676-9246. who picks up a book can find a story by someone he knows. Many are finding that the $3.00 books make excellent gifts. Anyone interested in securing a book may call 676-5873 at the Neighborhood Center in Hep pner and leave an order for the next printing. off rugs, hide-a-beds, Heppner 1
