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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 3, 1979-SEVEN Hood River Valley Extension tour 'unforgettable' for 45 ladies Imagine you are standing high on a point of land directly across the river from Hood River, with the fragrance of pear trees in blossom tickling Extension Events. By Birdine Tullis your nose, as your eyes take in the wonder of the beautiful view. That was just one of the experiences enjoyed by the 45 who shared a lovely day in the area of Hood River last Tuesday. Luck rode with the group, for although it was raining at home, the sun shone down the river! First stop for the group was a tour of Jantzen where they saw blouses and T-shirts quickly progressing down the assembly line. The Hood River distillery gave them insight into the bottling of Hear and Their ByEvaHamlett Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swanson are the parents of a boy born April 27 at the Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston. The baby weighed 4 lbs., 12 oz. and has been named Luke Gar land. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Circle of Roseburg, and Mrs. Irene Swanson of Heppner. Norman Nelson had major surgery at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minn, on April 24. Last reports indicate he was doing well and may be dismissed soon, but will re main in Rochester awhile. Cards may be sent to Best Western Soldiers Field, 519 Fourth Ave., Rochester, Minn. 55901. Livestock prices available 24-hours by phone By making one telephone call, Oregon livestock pro ducers can now get instant market information 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A new telephone delivery system instituted by the Oregon State University Ex tension Service provides daily io h 5-DAY PLAN TO STOP SMOKING You Can Celebrate Your Declaration Of Independence (From Lady Nicotine) In May! Will Be Conducted At The Heppner Elementary School May 6-10 7:30 p.m. Charge: $5.00 (How Much Would You Give For Freedom?) Come And Bring A Smoking Friend I Success To You Both! This message Sponsored By fMliimkif RncSn Elftctric Cooperative, Inc. ...serving 3010 square miles in portions of five counties. alcoholic beverages, which come to the distillery in railroad tankers, or wooden kegs, to be bottled under their label. Luncheon at the Partridge Inn, high on the edge of the Gorge near Underwood, Washington, was an unforget table experience with Colum bia River Salmon as the main dish, accompanied by home made breads and pies. The Inn nestles in the midst of pear trees and offers a breath taking view of the river as you dine. The Winery at Bingen was a restful stop, where all had the opportunity to learn about the developing wine industry, as Friends and relatives gath ered at the Adon Hamlett horiu m the afternoon of April 2(tli lo help Sharlene Arends celebrate her birthday. Ten guests were present. Following services of the United Church of Christ on Sunday, April 29, a coffee hour was held honoring the 1979 high school graduates and their parents. This year's graduates are: Arleta Aid rich, Robin Leavitt, Kim Cofenas, Tina Cobb, Janet McElligott, Michelle McElli gott, Darcy Rea, Rick Doh erty, John Lindstrom, Danny McElligott and Kevin Mc Cabe. tape-recorded report of prices and price trends for cattle, hogs, sheep and feed. The number to call is 754-2037. The main advantage of this system is that it helps livestock producers keep up with rapid changes in market conditions and prices. U 1 r i well as enjoy the shops in the mall. A final look at the breathtaking beauty of the fruit trees in full blossom from high on Mt. Hood was the "frosting on the cake" for the group as they departed for home. 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May meetings mark the end of the present study group year, with sum mer a "recess" for busy homemakers. A CHANCE TO SEE YOUR OWN COUNTY We've received many re- ''' Mi .',,,,11 Mlt" .... ' 111 RRAND NAME MERCHANDISE AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES! - iii"":..ii - WALL TO WALL A CLEARANCE quests for a repeat tour to the Carty Coal Fired Plant, and other developments in north Morrow. So. ..here we go again! June 8 is the date, and you may start reserving a seat immediately. The famous tour guide, Harold Kerr, will again be on hand to point out developments and points of interest, as well as Bus Clough of the PGE Public Relations department. Costs will be kept to a minimum, and new and different sites will be included in the plans for the day. More information will be available soon, but in the meantime, we expect the bus to fill up fast. 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