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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1980)
I j : .f - f . . - , ' rri - HOk ,? ?t I l I JIT r i I t, ; it II I mmlm lv if rJ FDa ft ft; The vault rinor from the old Bank of Eastern Oregon building in lone is carted away as demolition of the hiiildmi; hecan Monday. A new huildine is schduled In be erected nn the same site. Meanwhile the bank has made its offices across the street next lo Bristow Market. O Lexington news Delpho Jones Mr and Mrs Joe Yocom and daiiL'hlers. Marie and Millie, mnlnred lo Pasco on Thursday, lakine their son. SIM .lack Yocom. Ihere lo catch the plane to Bamberg. Germany afler a 3n-day leave with his parenls and friends in l'xinuton Knroule they visit ed Klorence McMillan and the Irvin home in Irrienn. Mr and Mrs Wade Padberg have returned to their home in l.eini!tim afler a few davs spent at the Oregon Coasl where I hey enjoved some fishint! and sightseeing Mike. Mark and Chris! in have been visiling their grandmother Annetla Kling er. from their home in Beaverton. and whde here Ihev are visiting their olher grandparents. Mr and Mrs Sam frayvford in lone ("larks Canvon Road has seen lots of activity and work this last week when several of the neiL'hhors and farmers gol hiisy and repaired Ihe road It is grciiilv appreciated bv all who travel on that area Three Links Club met at Ihe home nl Mrs Kennenth Palm er on Thursday s I here yvas nut a ciuoriun present. Ihe ladies pcnt ihe afternoon visit mi1 and en joy ed refresh incuts served liy the hostess John Siiencc who makes his homo yviili a niece and husband Mr and Mrs C C Jones is a patient in Pioneer Memorial Hospital Mrs Hilda McComher and son .ye. ol Ml Vernon were Saturday callers al the CC Jones home They yvere going to Hermistiin where they planned In attend a family reunion ol Ihe Broyvn family Mr and Mrs .1 K Messen ger Sr and Klsie Fox were among the senior citizens Ron UcDonald : 1 i I Out with the 989-8189 enjoying a trip to Ml. Vernon on Monday. F.ula Bloodsworth visited her grandaughter and family. Mr and Mrs. Anderson in l!matilla this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mar quardt were Portland over night visitors last week. Rena Marquardt and sons, Philip and Doug. Joe Morrio. Ixingtnn. Jana Marquardt. Iz-xington. freinds from Hep pner. Pendleton, attended the Christian Rally in Portland for a couple of days last week and visited with members of their family living in Portland. Awards ceremony slated for lone reading program An awards ceremony and party for children who partici pated in the lone elemenlarv summer library- reading pro gram yvill be held nexl Tuesday . Julv 29. al 2 p m in the basement of the Tniled Church of Christ in lone. Thirtv-nine students parti cipated in Ihe program, read me more Ihan a total of 2f4 iMIoks All participants yiill receive an award Special ayvards will also be given for those attending and completing book reviews The Rev Cathv Barker will provide entertainment during the ayvards ceremony and refreshments will be served The reading program lasted from June 17 through Julv 29. each Tuesday from Hi a m In p in 676-9921 Inc. . Shop Open Saturdays through Harvest old ' J. 1.1 Weddings Eckman-Hays Mr. and Mrs David Eck man. Sr . Prineville. formerly of Heppner. announce the marriage of their daughter. I.indn Diane, to Daniel R Havs. son of Mrs Marv Havs. Baker, nn Julv fi in Reno. Nevada. The couple will make their home in Ontario Senior Hv Justine Weatherford Tliis has been a busy week for counlv seniors. Thev enioved the gift tour to John D;.v and Canvon Citv on Mondav which was presented to them hv Ihe ladies of the Soropiimist International of Heppner On Wednesday the members of ihe mealsite committees and of the counlv advisory council met in lone on Wednesday afternoon The meals for the three county menlsites for next week will include al Irrigon on Mondav. Julv 2R tomato juice, hot dinner sandwich, mashed potatoes and gravy, buttered spinach, zucchini and sliced tnmaloes. cottage cheese and pears and water melon and cookies At Heppner. Tuesday. Julv. ?i tomato juice, surprise dinner casserole ihamhurger. rice and vegetables I. collage Hoofing Flinfkot. Clover Green Canyon Red Black Night Owens-Corning Bark Brown Spanish Red Lexington Lumber Lexington 989-8536 Auxiliary nill put on aprons to assist sale Tlii' iiii'inhcr- ' il fimnHM MfiMiui.il lliixpi'iil iiviliiti ill I' iniiiinp ix 'hep lmiu.'Ii.'iii' " iii hi I p mu tt i'Ii hr 1,. .ii v ill m .lulv ;'4 ".in1 ;itj v 1 1 1 . i ii'i'ttilicr Hi-ii Ur-uti lil"'r -HI"nni i h.' i'I'Mi' il .ll'i ' V.'IA llV .i,l' i' hi'1'v v ill In ;iMl mi' Mu i .,...,.n wild tin mtirimu' !'r;iH;i- :uwl will lit' i'IIiih.' I1' "I'M r.llnlv ill"! W'1'MM, illI'll lulllll' ll.lll " l' I'll- iwmIi.ii'X Will JlKll llf I' .Him..' ;im,i ill 2.i cents M 'i.tif' ,i Tunkii tv amhn-I.iim'i- rimipli'tc with nttond riiu ;iml palicnl The tov ,ni'liil.inc is now on displiu' i' Mnrrjiv 's IViil's The drnu iii' w ill lw hold nl the close of ie Siilewjilk Sale mie trnin the ruffle. ijiv Hmwn will he user! for Hii'iirjiiinL' I he nursini! home Businessmen spruce I : - : - - XMH Mark Murray, owner of Murray Drug in Heppner. hoses down the sidewalk in front of his store as part of the citv-wide cleanup effort by merchants Monday between 8 a m. and 10 a.m. Citizens cheese and pineapple molded salad, pickles, olives and carrot sticks, hot angel rolls and jellv and chocolate pud ding wilh lopping. At lone and Heppner. Wed nesday. Julv 30 apple juice, layered meal loaf, mashed potatoes, stewed tomatoes, pineapple and carrot, lime jolln salad, biscuits and jellv and cupcakes with purple plums Ways To Save Summer Energy Install insulation now? It may not be u crazy m it sounds. Insulation can be effective all year long. Regardless of outside or inside temperatures, heat flows. Because insulation helps retard that flow, it can help keep heat from enter ing your home when it's hot out. Insulation also helps keep the inside cool and lessens the need for continu ous air conditioning. Specials 3 sq 11 23 sc 2 sq. 2850 Sq. 23 2 3 9 2 3 Springer-Maas take I im " (( .II"! .Inlin l'i:i 'imk tirs' pi. liiriill! ll'e til' lull nl Mh Men's Wnl,. i Nii'lii 'e;un full ma'ch Charlie Slacks anr) (T ' n ii'li i' ii ' 'n il tor second ' Mir w i'!' I'.'i' M.-isve jiikI Hospital Notes Iischari!ed from rioneer Memorial Hospital the pasl week were: Shana Geer. F.chn, on Julv in and Thomas Muslim. Hep pner. on .lulv IH Patients remnininc in the hospital as of Tiiesdav. .lulv 2:' were Vernon Oilman Heppner: Klmer Hvland. Heppner Ann Skow. Hep poor Carrie Rocket. Hep pner .lohti SMncc. I.exiiiL' ion; and Alma Schoopc. Snrav Leo ScEntjyalb O ii nnrm V O Wild Country RV Radial Our finest RVPickup Rodiol Tire-tough steel belts-great looks, outlined white letters 10.50-15 6 ply 11.50-15 6 Pl7.03 12.50-15 Add $3- if 6 plv no trode (SAB Multi Glass II Our finest belted tire! (Cj)elivers you entro milrsj A78 l3WhitfWcl! TI 3) r v THl Z SUDDiN SERVICE bots X J v 1 Ntn'i" Un kerls Third anil Imirih i!ace were also lied wilh .lohn Shaw and lae llanna and darv Ihinl and Dave Caniphell Ivini; lor third, ond Rnh .lepsnn and Harold Kerr and Wnvland "ci'ie Mnnkins Smallnion gathers 1,500 signatures for ballot spot Ihsincl Conrl .Indue John mallinon sav! he has ualher- ed enoiiL'h pel it ion signatures in have his name placed on the Ivillot in Nnvenihor for elii--'ion lo the district conrl seat. Smallmon. 4li. of Hermislon was apMiitited lo Ihe rcconilv Im-med Morrow and t'matilla fount v Mistrict fourt. and inno stand for elect ion in m emher Smallmon said Mondav he has I'aihcrcd around l.lilMI .ii'oaiures He said it takes I ii'.n lo hav e his name placed on Die hallol up city (2 lyjp IT o i C 0 CQ) TlTl 4 bl 1 58 00 ! 76 nix Cm feslLES SCHWAB! " :: J first in Wed. match 'vim.' for fourth In SiiimIhv Morninu Men's pla Moh .Icpson won low t-ross C f Carmlchael - 2nd low irrnss; Kd Hiemslrn low net : Karl Norris- 2nd low net : Don lilt mid Harold Kerr- lie lorleasl pulls: Have llannn--limi' drive: and Kd Hiemslra K I' lirena and Klovd .limes. Happv imd Claude firaham Two tie for low gross in Tuesday women's play Tuida mornini''s wo men ' plav mi .lulv 15 had these winners ' Gross, lots Hunt: Low Net, Marilvn Itii'elow: and Most llonesl Si 'ore Kiloen Padhere The miirnliu' hosiess was Kav nderson Tuesday aflernoon w inners were- !w Gross. Muriel Palmer and Fran Crook: liw Net Harried Rvnns: and Ij-asi I'liits, Judy Stevens nnd Norma French Wednesday mornino the ladies croup had n "S'olch Duuhli-s" IH hole loui namenl Poo3 Can Occur Anytime Anyplace Be sure you hove your grain & hay insured against fire loss. CALL US NOW!! ,1 TURNER VAN MARTER I BRYANT ' O tat '5J lit N Ma I I Y7" -IJ fl?'- -"U I 1 Highway Commercial 291111, Built to handle the heavy loads ond rough roods! 700-1 5 6 ply $ 2 88 750-16 a piy 03 Add $3 If no trade In j WW tax B78-13 36.19 I 85 C78-14 37.93 2 03 E78-14 39.99 2.21 F78-14 4108 2.37 G78-14 43 74 2 54 H78-14 45 55 2 79 G78-15 44 16 262 H78-15 46 43 2 87 J78-15' 46 43 3 07 L78-15 49 73 3 13 AdIM 00 if no trade and Rimer and Muriel Pal mer were In rhnrcr of Inst Sunday's Brhefiie, WinninB teams for the sera ni hie were Flovd .lories, Lorena .tones and Francis Doherlv Kav Anderson won long drive for women, with Mary lee Hiemslra winnin K P. 2nd shot and Francis Doherlv wlnnini! K.P, nn. 1. The leani winners were: Gross: I liis Hunt and Marilvn Ril'clow: 2 Pnt Kdniundson and Muriel Pal mer :l Fileen Padlierc and, Rddi Skow Net I Kav Anderson and Marcia nderson- 2 Norma French and Belly Carlson: X Joxce Winters and Dornlhv Hawkins Most llonesl Score: Fran Crook and Doris Graves. I. one Drive: Rddi Skow. M a recent I R hole invita tional in Pendlelon Fddi Skow won low uross and Pal Kdniundson won low net ) 676-9113 INSURANCE V liiB o to J -J t v XS t - VISA' Use Les Schwab's E-Z Credit Terms or Master Charqe or Visa Heppner 676-9463 676-9431 LaVerne lrebb t
