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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1978)
The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday December 7, 1978 ELEVEN 4 Storm causes power outages here Senior Citizen News A Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative spokesman an nounced that power was disrupted over a wide area in southern Morrow County Monday evening as a result of high winds and snow. Approximately 30 consum ers were without power for four hours in the Gurdane Vinson area east of Heppner after electrical power lines were blown together, short circuiting the distribution system. Service was restored by 8 p.m. to that segment of the cooperative's service area. A second series of outages occured at 8:20 p.m. Monday in the Hardman-Parker Mill area south of Heppner when trees broken off by high winds fell across power lines. Ap proximately 25 consumers were affected by this outage. Power was restored to all consumers by 8:30 a.m. Tues day morning. Morrow County Art Club sets Christinas party Hear and Their with Eva Hamlett The Morrow County Art Society will hold ils annual Christmas party at. West of Willow, starting at 1 p.m. on Tnn 1 'J Members are asked to bring Christmas goodies for dessert. Election of officers and iplans for next year's program 'will be on the agenda. The Heppner Neighborhood center has a good assortment of Christmas decorations, household novelty gadgets and decorative items, all hand made by senior ladies, on display and for sale at reasonable prices in the Cen- Gazette-Times Classifieds Bring Quick Results Phone 676-9228 By Justine ter headquarters on West Willow Street. Members of the Senior Citizen Mealsite Council will be meeting at 3 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 12, before the meal at the Elks Club. The members of the South Morrow County Ministerial Association are asking folks to bring canned goods to their churches the next two Sun days. This food will go to needy families of the area Weatherford along with other articles in the Christmas boxes being as sembled by the Heppner Neighborhood Center. Center workers have recent ly renewed a good assortment of dolls and other toys for these boxes. Next week the Senior meals to be served in this county will include: on Dec. 11, at Irrigon: Meat loaf with tomato sauce, buttered oven baked potatoes, frozen corn, molded vegetable salad, bis cuits and jam and rhubarb marshmallow dessert. At Hep pner on Dec. 12: Shepherds pie with mashed potatoes, apple, cabbage, pineapple and raisin salad, biscuits and jelly and deep dish cherry pie. At lone and Heppner on Dec 13 the meal will be Burger, tater tots and vegetable bake with cheese topping, tossed green salad, corn bread and fruit and cookies. There are a few comments on the lone Championship game I would like to make. Being Thanksgiving vacation there was more alumni of all ages here than I have seen since the class reunion. Most of the young people were home from college, and others visiting with their families. A couple of young men I didn't recognize were Don McCarty, who attended lone High School several years ago, and Bruce Rigby, whose father, Grant Rigby taught shop at lone in the 50's. Bruce must have been in his early teens when they moved from lone. Basketball is in full swing now, and with only two days practice, Heppner defeated lone by only six points last Friday night, and on Saturday evening, lone beat Ukiah. Wouldn't it be great to be basketball champions, too? Had a card ' from Harriet (Heliker) Busby last week stating that she and Bill were vacationing in Florida. They were going to Bakersfield, Calif, for Thanksgiving and should be back in Seattle, Wash, by now. Kim Gutierrez and Gail McNary were married Sunday afternoon at Saint Williams Catholic Church. Helen and Bob Drake, and Cathy Gutier rez of Gresham were here this weekend for the wedding. Helen and Bob are operating a Tastee-Freez, located at 102nd St. and Sandy Blvd. in Portland. They would be happy to have anyone drop in and say hello. Congratulations to Helen and Paul Pettyjohn as last Sunday was their 39th Wed ding Anniversary. Fred Nelson is a patient in St. Anthony's Hospital in Pendleton, having had sur gery Monday morning, and I am sure he would appreciate hearing from his many friends. BUY NOW B V V 1870 AMS ' Vrfl V X ' I'll Vj V3U..UU.UI t ... jt The Heppner j GAZETTE-TIMES! is Young Men's SLACKS and JEANS rO OFF CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU 676-9228 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmsm WILLIAMS "'CHRisrmns s DRESS OR CASUAL SVyfg I Orig.$24to$34. f'-nT if CLOGS jJ j Orig. $24 to $30. a&JvzP Jm fgl BOYS V'nSi' f GIRLS' A ASfk I . Priced by size range tf ' I 129Mo 1995jU 7 Samsonite . 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