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'' '"' ' TKN The Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, Jwl Lo, H7it 4 ? - - Senior citizens to benefit from new county fair programs ft S 1 I ? G 1 v.., , L . .... V 4 " I r randma Kctiring I'ioneer Memorial Hospital administrator Ilene Laughlin admires one of a number of gifts presented her by well-wishing hospital employes during party given in her honor last week. Checking out the booty along with Mrs. I.aiighlin is her granddaughter, Alicia Tarnasky. The party took place in the hospital's solarium, one of many projects initiated by Mrs. Laughlin during her term as administrator. Change noted in dance entertainment The Leonnig Family will not play at the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo dances on Aug. 25-26 as previously announced. A spokesman for the rodeo committee said the Leonnig's had been bonked to play both dances, but a review of the budget by the fair board resulted in cancellation of the contracts due to cost. to8G& mm TREEN ...rr -i .. w 1 ' .ft r1 l HOURS 10:00 AM TIL 1:30 PM & 2:15 PM TIL 5 PM 8 x 10 COLOR PORTRAIT PPl"tmiit MCH Mry N age limit Finis Im4 ptrait special will Im rflivrd t parent r gaanilan tiily 0m ipacial par family Srpt walcMM $1.00 far aack MiHamil pcrtaa iaj graap Special scenic ackareend's At its July Board meeting the Morrow County Fair Board took steps to help the senior citizens of south Mor row County and increase use of Fair facilities. The Board voted to allow the Heppner Senior Citizen meal site to be located in the dance hall and middle kitchen of the pavillion building on the Morrow County Fair grounds. The twice weekly meal site will move to the Fair Grounds sometime in September. The location and added space will allow the coordinators of the program to provide more activities at the meals and make the site more of a Senior Citizen center. The Heppner meal site is currently held in the Elks Lodge. The senior citizen delegation present said the Elks had been most gracious to them, but they felt they were imposing upon the Elks' activities. The senior citizens will rent the Fair facilities two days a week for the next two or three years until they can build their own center. The senior citi zens groups expressed hopes that as many as 100 senior citizens would be attending the meals. They felt that the program was of real benefit to all senior citizens in the area. In other business the Fair Board discussed plans for the renovation of a metal storage th niri poultry and rabbit exhibit barn) into an antique machinery museum. Harold "Shorty" Peck is to begin work on the museum shortly. He hopes to have part of it ready for viewing by fair time. Japanese teens set to arrive in Morrow Opens office Local families in Sherman, Wheeler, Gilliam, Umatilla, and Morrow counties are ready to welcome 14 Japanese teenagers and their chaperone on July 23, 1978. The exchange students will live with their Oregon families for one month. They are coming to learn about U.S. life and to improve their com mand of English. They are expected to participate in the regular activities of each host familv. The 4-H Labo exchange program started in Oregon in 1973. Each county has partici pated in previous years. All of the Japanese teenagers are studying English in an after school program which fea tures learning songs, acting out plays, etc. The young Japanese and their host families will have a picnic Aug. 6 at Anson Wright Park at 2 p.m. Those inter ested are welcome to attend. Hob Harris has opened offices at 238 North Main in Heppner for Far Western Real Estate. Harris said the firm will handle all types of real estate transactions commer cial, farm and residential in the Southern Morrow County area. In addition, Harris specializes in property manage ment and has a renter referral service. Harris and his wife, l.uclla. moved to Heppner recently from Toledo, Oregon. Lightning strikes barn, sparks fire at Morgan Lightning hit an old barn on the Robert Heideman pro perty near Morgan about midnight Saturday. Due to natural firebreaks in the form of a road on each side of the barn, and the quick arrival of friends and neighbors, the fire was quickly contained, spreading only to some sagebrush. to --w anna,. ,,T5 V.....tr ' K A. 4, M Jli fc ' 'jrrl T '"' . IZklS ii"''mmmmmm , a ;; STILL DOING IT YOUR WAY AT km, 1978 Firebird MFG Suq Retail Price $!985 9f 9don Prlca 5363.9$ Cash of Trade . Bal to Finance . 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Diehl regret to announce the closing of their practice at the Heppner Medical Clinic, effective August 1, 1978. Patients may arrange for transfer of their medical records to another physician by contacting the clinic at North Thompson Rd., P.O. Box 1 109, Heppner, Oregon 97836, telephone 676-9148. 9HmJI4-Mmm, MM . " SH0flIW.0eHS.EIWA 4S, smiw i y i y Of! 1600 ns. Slk No B?S7B ? V 8 aulo Mnnici Sl No S3?5A lSIt S4395 fiPfo s4195 jmmimmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmjF ...... ,..J. . ,",eSTi2 - swamx, mMT ,MM!m wmooa Stock No 8347A Ja .. ,.. 2395 $2195 2395 tmZmtUmZZ: 1970FordMiVrick iZrfi&fifcri. 1974Caprice 'Bfl 15 Foot Boat jB j. By Ctco1 8 Jlo Irsnj annoying. I 'Her '?PEPB '2595 qSb 795 '' J -- - - ' ?.... - 1 1977 Dodg. Diplomat mm&Ti2m 1969 0ldsre98 ''GCT3Glj3 1974 Jeep Ch.rok.o SiH3 U fX 4895 J$flh 85 !OT $2"5 255S.iiwy395 OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY OPEN SUNDAY I Hermiston 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM After Church 'til 9:00 PM 567-6115 - - - - - - . , u
