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
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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.
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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.
Those taking part in the tour
were: Bette Spaulding, Judy
Laughlin, Lenna Smith, Vir
ginia Rosewall, Garnett Hud
dleston, Sadie Parrish, Anna
Schwarzin, Nadine Toombs,
Mildred Wright, Rachel Har
nett, Frieda Slocum, Judy
Stevens, Verna Brinda, Mil
dred Connor, Marian Brosnan,
Helen Currin, Theta Lowe,
Faye Pierce, Hazel Mahoney,
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The event was sponsored by
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Basin Electric and will be a
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family is invited. Special
events programmed for the
evening are a report on
National 4-H Congress as seen
by Erin Evans, and presenta
tion of county medals and
record book awards. We
encourage you to save this
date and will send out more
information and complete de
tails soon.
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groups is in answer to many
requests from homemakers
concerning techniques of mat
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well as how to make their own
frames and tricks for wall
arrangements. It's a topic
homemaker's will really en
joy, for it was taught for
leader-teachers by OSU Ex
tension Home Furnishings
specialist, Dorothy Brown.
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show ''n; of techniques, as well
as actual materials for each to
work with during their meet
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study group meeting, with
membership not a require
ment. Meetings of study
groups are: Rhea Creek, May
8, 10:30 a.m. at the Lorene
Montgomery home; Pine City,
May 9, 10:30 a.m., Nellie
Madison home; Irrigon, May
14, 10:30 a.m., Baptist Church,
Irrigon, and Willow Creek,
May 14, 7:30 p.m. at the Cloe
Pearson home. May meetings
mark the end of the present
study group year, with sum
mer a "recess" for busy
homemakers.
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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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