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i V -t. V '-'J1 TWELVE The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 3, 1979 5. 1 T- ! v 1 4This & That' opens doors Tuesday with arts and crafts supplies, gifts Dianna's This & That an arts and crafts supply and gift shop will open its doors in the 1892 Building on Heppner's Main Street 'iuosrVv May 8. Dianna Fifield, owner ol .... store, said grand opening week specials and a door prize drawing are scheduled. The shop carries complete lines of yarn, needlecraft and stichery supplies, bisqueware and plastercraft. "An important feature of the store is that we accept consignment items from local artists for giftware sales." said Mrs. Fifield, who noted that only handmade gift items will be sold. Dianna's will be open Tues day through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 pm. and Saturdays from 9;:io a.m. to 4 p.m. At a later date the store owner hopes to establish a crafts room where customers can work on ceramic and needlepoint items and classes can be held. The HSU:! Building has been remodeled to accomodate the new shop, by Mrs. Fifield's husband. Ken, who operates his own construction company in Heppner. (iazrtte-Times Classifieds Bring Quick Results Phone (i7ti-!)22S Mother's Day W'll be ready for Mother's Day with assorted baskets with colorful flowers and growing plants. ..also fushiasl Plants Stop today and select from a variety of flower and vegetable bedding plants. GffCOEl HFPPNER Feed Si Seed 676-9422 a, New Store Dianna Fifield fills display rack with some of a wide selection of art and craft material that she will market in her new "This & That" shop. Heppner's newest business will open May 8 on Main Street, adjacent to Heppner Family Savings. iccident claims life Cont. from 1 to catch a ball hit by an 1 1-year-old girl. Adults at the scene applied rnouth-to-mouth resuscitation and administer ed artificial respiration, but the youth failed to respond. Dr. L.D. Tibbies, Morrow County Medical Examiner, speculated that the blow from the baiter! ball may have caused a nerve block to the hoy's diaphragm and heart. 'I've been involved with baseball for 70 years, and I've never seen anything like this happen," Dr. Tibbies said. Bobby was a fifth grade student at Heppner Elemen tary. He was born April 1, 19(8 in Medford. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Hope Lutheran Church in Heppner, with the Rev. John Maas officiating. Sacred selections were sung by the congregation, with Rikka Tews as organist. Concluding services and interment were at High View Cemetery, lone. Sweeney Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Casket bearers were Robert Mahoney, Robert Steagall, Robert Montgomery, Paul Tews, Cleo Childers and Audie Brisso. Bobby is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Kinzer of Heppner, a brother, James, also of Hep pner and his paternal grand mother, Mrs. Ruby Kinzer of Lexington. Contributions may be made to the Shriners Hospital Fund at the office of Turner, Van Marter & Bryant, or directly to Sweeney Mortuary. Cards top Sherman Huskies in 15-4 rout Cont. from page 9 Huskies even got a chance to bat. Although the game was error-ridden with 16, each team with eight, lone Coach Jerry Martin said, "I thought that we played a much better game. Everyone played just super." McElligott hit a tough 67 per cent going two-for-three. Rob in LaRue wasn't far behind with a three-for-five effort. LaRue also scored three, as did McCabe, while McElligott was credited with two RBI's. Shawn LaRue and Jeff Hams each collected two runs batted in and Les Thompson, Glen Krebs and Barney Rea all scored on hits. The Cards ended up routing the Huskies 15-4. The win puts lone in a three-way tie for third with Condon and Wasco County. sale Once'ayear 50 savings on Geriier Knives Cutlery of this caliber is seldom seen on sale. Each handle cast permanently onto the blade. Each blade hand sharpened from the finest steel. The final instrument has a heft balance and sharpness that is unmistakably Gerber. GER&ER UgendaryjBUdes sea pearl Reg Not Piece Miming Steak & Dining Set. Astonishingly sharp rafted to stay that way. les handsome tone gift box. ... $.56.00 $27.00 M. Two-Piece King s Arm: Carvinrj Set 9" Balmung Carving Blade 5-14" Siegfried Serving Fork Includes handsome pearl-tone gift box. Reg. $42.50 Now $31.75 These prices good through June 12. fL rr (Bm p on m? We V got b. lot and a few of the many other comments received upnoner (lone-Lexington) You know you're living because: . town wnere the trees meet llreeeWSeyouWave your hand and say to ever one you meet slore come and go. uke Heppner ; I care no SolHketoUvem.Mttow l0WI1 of m0re to roam. F.rhVhouse-ifs a home. Heppner is more than a nou Heppner. TPhat is why it is good to op 1Ieppncr You know you're living in Heppner (lone-Lexington) because: You park your car once to do all your chores- You're greeted with smiles as you come through their doors. Pat Edmundson, Heppner Vucnc ecause; eopie vngin care. ",er "ne-L, on) Lor enaJ"-,HePpj jh,0 stores nav because . . . iki vou aie .,. TL , wii big town convem dman togemei Loreua viian" You know you're living in Heppner (Ione-Lexir.gtoii ) because: Having accepted our transfer here, sight unseen, we have regained our trust in people again, which is so rare in the large cities. BillieC. O'Neal, Heppner otter All for telling us why they like shopping and living in Southern Morrow County. I his Message Is Brought To You By The Following Heppner Businesses. Gardner s Men's Wear Peterson's Jewelery Kroll's Department Store The Shoe Box Dorts La Rae Murray's Rexall Drugs t i I.. You meet the friendliest people in the world at each place of business; you receive friendly, caring, thorough service at each gas station ; traffic stops both ways when you're waiting at the side of the street (fully intending to jaywalk); on a quiet Sunday afternoon you can see two little boys sitting on the sidewalk in front of the drugstore, earnestly discussing whatever 10-year old boys do; I have yet to see an unhappy face walking down Main Street. Thank you, Heppner. A grateful, happy newcomer. Jo Walters, Heppner 1 1 V ' w V -t .'"1 s " People greet you with a friendly smile, To see a friend you don't have to walk a mile, So come on down and visity awhile. .'cause: Our stores are great, ' Our pets are many And when it conies to people, We aren't surpassed by any! Pat Wright, Lexington 1 r" Smiles are not a dime a dozen handshakes and goodwill are free. There are no taxes on good neighbors--and there's space for you and me If you must travel afar in search of bargains galore, Heed my sage advice: before you start check the bargains at your own front door.' Hetty Brown, Heppner We've got a lot to offer. West of Willow Restaurant Lot) s Electric Wag:n A'herj! Cafe & Lounge !1S' ' ons Cole s Hi fosliir.' Fen vVes'ern keel Esta'e Farley .v,.tor Company Bucknum's Tavern M & R Floor Covering Heupner Au'o Parts Jerry s Mobil & Mini Mart Central Market Roy Boyce Insurance C" j't S'reet Market Bank of Eastern Oregon Judy's Fabric Shop & ' Macrarne les Schwab Tire Center Turner Van Marter & Bryant Insurance Jewelers d1 Heppner 676-9200 I I ..... Peterson's
