The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday April 5, 1979 THREE
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The women of the United
Church of Christ have finished
the quilt they were working
on.
It is on display in the church
basement. The quilt depicts
familiar scenes around lone
and has been called the
Remberance quilt. Anyone
interested in quilting or learn
ing to quilt is invited to work
on it at anytime. Individuals
or groups wishing to work are
asked to call Katherine Lind
strom or Lucille Rietmann,
and they will see that the heat
is turned on in the basement.
The quilt is to be auctioned off
at the UCC barbeque on June
i2.
Ida Coleman returned last
week from a trip to California,
Arizona and Nevada with Jean
and Pete Crawford of Port
Senior
by Alma Anderson
The craft ladies, who fash
ion hand-made items on Thur
sday afternoons at the Neigh
borhood Center in Heppner,
have been working with a very
old idea the last few months.
They have been making
"ojos de Dios" (eyes of God)
decorations. Patterns for
these decorations were found
in Egyptian tombs. The de
signs have been very popular
in Central and South America,
Mexico and in the American
Southwest, and have been
gaining popularity in this area
rather recently.
Each of the unusually at
tractive, four or five colored
yarn designs that the ladies
have made carries a small
typed label stating: May the
eyes of God be on you, and
bring peace, plenty and happi
ness to your household."
The carefully crafted Hep
pner work is priced at between
four and ten dollars, depend
ing on the size. The public is
encouraged to stop at the
Open house
slated in
Lexington
An open house honoring
Florence McMillan on her 80th
birthday will be held at the
Lexington IOOF hall Satur
day, April 14, from 2 to 5 p.m.
Cake, punch and coffee will
be served, and all friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
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Jeanie 's very popular Salad Bart
LUNCH O Tues.-Fri. O 11
By Eva Hamlett
land. Some of the places of
interest they visited were
Disneyland, Knotts Berry
Farm, Hoover Dam, and Las
Vegas. They visited with Patti
Crawford in Phoenix, Ariz.
Roy and Katherine Lind
strom spent last week in
Tacoma, Wash, visiting their
daughter, Christina.
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky L.
Kandle are the parents of an 8
lb. boy born March 19 at Good
Shepherd Hospital in Hermis
ton. He has been named
Jeremie Wayne, and joins two
sister Michelle, and Heather.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Reid, and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Crowell of
lone. Great-grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Steagall
of Lexington, and Mrs. A.C.
Crowell of Heppner. Great-
Citizen
Center and see these "eyes of
God," as well as other craft
items for the home or for
gifts such as slipper sox,
macrame plant hangers, and
mushroom-decorated yard
stick hangers. The items are
on sale at very reasonable
prices.
Don't forget, the Social
Security man will be here
Friday of next week.
Menus for the next week
include: at Irrigon, Monday,
April 9, Easter dinner of
oven-fried chicken, cranherrv
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great-grandparent is Mrs.
Cora Burnside of Spray.
A boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne E. Rietmann on
March 27 at The Dalles. He
weighed 6 lbs., 14 oz., and has
been named Leonard John,
and joins a brother Eddie.
Grandparents are Mrs. Carrie
Smith of The Dalles and Mr.
and Mrs. David Rietmann of
lone.
Several local residents are
on the ill list. Beecher Emert
was a patient in Pioneer
Memorial Hospital last week,
and Ed Bristow is in the Good
Samaritan Hospital in Port
land. As of now I am planning on
being away for a couple of
weeks. If you have any news
items please take them to the
paper.
News
sauce, mashed potatoes,
sweet potatoes, buttered peas,
applesauce, hot rolls and jelly
and ugly duckling cake.
At Heppner, Tuesday, April
10: Tomato juice, macoroni
and cheese medley, seasoned
green beans, cabbage souffle
salad, muffins and jelly,
cherry cobbler.
At lone and Heppner on
Wednesday, April 11: The
same Easter dinner menu that
was served at Irrigon, as
listed above.
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Coming Events: April 6,
Topic Club traveling food sale.
April 9, Mary Pat McElligott's
shower at St. Williams base
ment. April 19, Garden Club
plant sale Legion Hall
Note this date has been
changed from April 24, due to
conflicting events.
Space remains in 4 BMCC
Four evening division class
es offered in Heppner are full,
according to Nancy Brown-
Chess club to
organize in
Hepp
ner
An organizational meeting
for a new Heppner Chess Club
will be held Monday, April 9,
at 7 p.m. in Hope Lutheran
Church.
Anyone interested in chess
is invited to atlend, be they
beginners or masters, young
or old, male or female.
Those who own chess sets
are urged to bring them to the
organizational meeting.
Further information may be
obtained by contacting Wayne
Smith at 676-5581.
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Anyone in the market for a
used parking meter?
Heppner City Council voted
Monday to put the meters up
for bid, in order to clear space
the no-armed bandits are
taking up in a city hall storage
room. Also to be placed on the
auction block are a wide
assortment of worn city water
meters.
tration for the classes wih
continue the first week of
April. To register for a class,
call Mrs. Brownfield at 676
5039, or simply attend a
meeting of the class and
sign-up then.
There is still room in classes
such as Humanities Film
Series, Expectant Parents,
Drawing and Painting and
Golf.
Wranglers to hold season 's
first playday this Sunday
Members of the Heppner
Wranglers will hold their first
playday of the season on
Sunday, April 8.
The playday will start at
noon with a potluck, with the
games scheduled to start at 1
p.m. sharp.
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In other developments, the
council voted to enter into a
contract with the Portland
engineering firm of Barrett
and Associates, pending the
receipt of a federal grant for a
study of Heppner's sewer
plant problems. Water and
Sewer Committee chairman
Cliff Green said the prospects
appear good that Heppner will
night classes
field, Blue Mountain Com
munity College Heppner area
coordinator.
Field Bird Identification,
Tennis, Tole Painting and
Italic Caligraphy have all
filled. The American Govern
ment class has been canceled
because of inadequate enroll
ment. All other Heppner area
classes remain open. Regis-
Dues must be paid up to date
in order for members to
compete. Dues may be paid at
the playday on Sunday.
The playday will be held at
the Wranglers' grounds south
of the Kinzua mill. The public
is invited to attend.
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receive funding for the
study the first step towards
revamping the city's worn and
outdated treatment plant.
The study is expected to cost
$26,50075 per cent of which
will be paid by the Environ
mental Protection Agency on
completion of the grant.
Mayor Jerry Sweeney noted
that this year's unseasonably
Clinic set for
storytellers
A clinic to enhance story
telling skills for parents,
Sunday school teachers, and
others will be held today,
March 29, at the Heppner
Public Library.
The storytelling workshop
will be held in two sessions,
the first running from 10 a.m.
to noon, and the second from 1
to 3 p.m. Darlene Dailey will
conduct the sessions.
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severe winter left many of the
city's sidewalks in a state of
disrepair. "The holes in the
sidewalk are the property
owners' responsibility to fix,"
he stated.
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Hope Lutheran Church
Heppner
Nalby Lutheran Church
lone-Gooseberry
John Maas, Pastor
Phone 676-9940
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