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AAUW to meet Oct. 8 The American Association of University Women will he mooting on (K l, ll. nl 7: no p.m. nl Itic home of Dorothy Krelm in lone. CnrpiiolH will he leaving the lleppner Library nl 7 p.m. on that dale, "Anyone who miss ed .September's meeting, please come," urged an AAUW spokeswoman. This month's agenda Inci udos the "rlnorgy Fair," discussion of the Listening post topic which is child care, and Proposition No. 5. Les Schwab announces 3 winners Monte Evans, Glorine Ba ker and Pat l,ovgren all of Heppner were recent winners in the Ia: Schwab tire "guess the Weight of Wood" contest. Monte won n chain saw; Glorine won a cord of wood; and Pat won a splitting mull. Parents-to-be offered class The expectant purents class offered through Hlue Mount- ' ain Community College will begin Tuesday, fk't. 14 Anyone Interested should rontact Chris Adleman, in structor, at 67ti Rli. Willows Grange to sponsor turkey dinner A turkey dinner with all the trimmings and a bazaar, featuring crafts and fancy Ownrk, will ho sponsored by the pillows Grange Hall in lone on Oct 5 from 12 .10 to 4 p.m. Kverymie is invited tu attend Proceeds from the event will go to the grange.. Library Monduy and Wcdm-sduv I to 5 p.m. Thursday - 7 to p.m. Saturday . 2 lo 4 p.m. Storyhour - Thursday - 10:30 a.m. CWC on "African Safari" Authentic African decor will jt-ate the mood for an o 'African Safari, and salad supMT. sponsored by the Christian Women's Club at the West of Willow restaurant in Heppner on Tuesday. Oct. 7 at ft 45 p.m. 4 Those wishing to attend should take note that the CWC meeting time has been chang ed from Monday to Tuesday evening starting this week. Special feature for the "African Safari" will be Irrigon CWC Mary Ellen Howerman of Walla Walla will be the featured speaker at Irrigon Christian Women's Club Mon day evening. Oct. ('.. at the Columbia View Fellowship Church at 7::t0 in Irrigon. Mrs. Howerman has been a "Gospel Magician" for the past ten years, and will present a program demon strating her sleight -ol -hand activities that she uses to present the Gospel to the "o SIGNS V r EN STOCK Gazette-Times UCC women gather for fall cluster Women of the United Church of Christ (UCC) from the Cascade Iieks to Enter prise will gather at the lone United Church of Christ today, Thursday, October 2. for their "fall cluster" meeting. Meeting for fellowship and learning, the women will be "Exploring the Place of the Bible in Our Lives," in a program led by the Rev. Cathy Barker of the lone UCC. Special guest for the event will be Anne Gordon of Hillshoro, president of the Central Pacific Conference of United Church of Christ Wom en. Opening worship will be St. Anthony to offer ed. programs St. Anthony Hospital in Pendleton will again present a series of monthly educational programs. These programs are made possible at no cost to the public because of contri butions of time by physicians, hospital personnel and comm unity professionals. Programs will tie held in the auditorium on the first floor of SI. Anthony Hospital. Sister Helen Ann. adminis trator, states that by contin uing to provide educational opportunities for the public. St. Anthony Hospital and its medical staff are responding lo the challenge to assist individuals in promoting their own health, and preventing illness. Acceptance of respon sibility for ones own personal health should result in the reduction of illness, disease and injury, thus enriching and enhancing the quality of life, she savs This year the series will begin with the "Stop Smoking Clinic. ' a five day program designed to help smokers quit. The 'Slop Smoking Clinic' will le held on five consecutive evenings. Sept 28. 29. 30, and Oct. 1 and 2. from 7 lo 8:30 p.m. This program will be repented in the spring. The 'Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation ff'PK) Training Program' will ie presented in a two-part format this year, twice during the series. The first program will be present ed Nov. 12. 6:30 to 9 p.m. and presented by Susan Sohu bothe, who, along with her husband, was in Africa during a stint in the Peace Corps. Speaker will be Jean Macey of Zillah. Wash., and special music will be provided by Don and Diane Boyce. For reservations, call Fae Green, 989-8194 Those want ing to reserve a babysitter should call Joyce Hughes. 9H9-84I2 Cost for the event is $3.25. Everyone is invited to attend. features young as well as to the young of heart. She also uses ventriloquism in her presen tation. Music for the evening will le provided by Audrey Creason and Beth Hellberg. Refresh ments and n time of fellowship will conclude the evening. All ladies are welcome. Your contribution of $1.50 helps to defray the travel expense of the speakers. For reservations, please call 922 3:tl0 or 922-3359. led by women from the First Congregational Church of The Dalles. Members of the lone UCC will host the all-day-(9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) event. Deaconesses will provide cookies and breads for the coffee hour, and United Church women will provide a salad luncheon. Frances Smouse. Wilma Cheney and Marilyn Ftiet mann will provide special music. All interested women are invited to attend. A charge of $1,50 will cover the cost of registration and meal. Nov. 19. 7 to 9 p.m. CPR training will be repeated in April. Hospital staff will provide instruction with cert ification by the Oregon Heart Association. Pre-registration is required by contacting Marcene Halversen. 276-5121. extension 282 or 208. Other topics lo be covered in the coming year are 'Holistic Medicine,' 'Prostate Prob lems and Urinary Cancer Detection,' 'Sports Medicine,' 'Cataract Surgery,' 'Alcohol ism,' 'Cancer Detection. 'Sleep and Insomnia,' 'Nutrit ion' and 'Weight Control,' and 'Understanding Your X-Ray Procedures.' Lecturers for these topics are local phys icians and paraprofessionals. Several programs are co sponsored with the American Cancer Society. Umatilla County Unit. Demonstrations of equipment and departmen tal lours will be given where appropriate and related to the subject of the evening. Prior to each program an announcement will be made and a brochure of the health education programs will be distributed. Copies may be picked up at St. Anthony Hospital at the information desk For more information you may phone 276 5121. extension 208 or 2K2 Missionary to speak at Irrigon Assembly of God "As a mission organization, we believe we can accomplish much for the cause of Jesus Christ by training national Christians for ministry." says the Reverend Bill Johnston. The Rev. Johnston, an Assemblies of God missionary to Ghana. West Africa, will be guest speaker for a missions service on Oct. 5. at the 11 a m. service at the Irrigon Assembly of God. located on N.E. 8th St. in Irrigon. the Reverend Alen Gordanier. pastor, has announced. The Rev. Johnston and his wife, Sharon, recently com pleted their first four-year term of missionary service in Ghana. They taught at the Northern Bible Institute in Kumbungu. Ghana, and also worked along with national Christians in establishing new churches. They supervised the tu DRY CLEANING SERVICE HOW AVAILABLE IN EJiPPNift Rich's Cleaners In Pendleton Announces Cole's House Of Fashion As Agent For All Your Dry Cleaning Needs. aOTHES, DRAPES, LAUNDRY PICKED UP AND DELIVERED TWICE WEEKLY. Cell Cole's For More Information 676-9426. High school athletic Riverside BOARDMAN VARSITY FOOTBALL Date Fri. .Oct. 3 Opponent Wasco Co. Stanfield Weston-N. :Ewen Umatilla Pilot Rock Wahtonka Kri.,Oct.l0 Fri ..Oct. 17 Fri.Ocf.24 Fri.Oct.31 Fri.. Nov. 7 Non-League Head Coach; Stan Scott. 481-4192: Assistants: Larry French, 4R1-5690; Mark Bake. 481-7233. Principal. Dan Daltoso, Harper, 481-4485; School VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Date Opponent Location .Time Fri., Oct. 3 Wasco Co. Boardman 4 p.m. Tues.,Oct.7 Echo Echo 6 p.m. Tues.,Oct.l4 Heppner Heppner 5 p.m. Thurs., Oct. 16 ' lone Boardman 5p.m. Tues..Oct21 Wahtonka Boardman 5p.m. Thurs.. Oct. 23 Sherman Co. Moro 5 p.m. Thurs., Oct. 30 Echo Boardman 5 p.m. Sat , Nov. 1 Wasco Co.' Maupin 1p.m. Non-League Head Coach: Nancy Myklebust, 481-4516 Assistant Coach: Maureen McElligott. . . JR VARSITY FOOTBALL Date Opponent Location Mon., Oct. 13 Hermiston Sophs Hermiston Mon.,Oct.20 Weston-McEwen Athena Mon., Oct. 27 Umatilla Umatilla Heppner VARSITY FOOTBALL Day Date Opponent Site Time Fri. Oct. 3 -l-Sherman Heppner 8:00 Fri. Oct. 10 -t-Umatilla Umatilla 2:00 Fri. Oct. 17 Wahtonka Heppner 8:00 Fri. Oct. 24 -f Wasco Heppner 8:00 Fri. Oct. 31 Lyle.Wash. Heppner 8:00 Fri. Nov.7 PilotRock Pilot Rock 8:00 League Games VOLLEYBALL Day Date Opponent Site Time Fri Oct. 3 Sherman ABC Heppner 4:00 Tues. Oct. 14 Riverside ABC Heppner 5:00 Thurs. Oct. 16 Wahtonka ABC The Dalles 5:00 Sat. Oct. 18 Sherman Invitational A Moro 9 a.m. Tues. Oct. 21 -floneAB lone ' 5:00 Fri. Oct. 24 Wasco ABC Heppner 4:00 Tues. Oct. 28 Pilot Rock ABC Heppner 5:00 Thurs. Oct. 30 -f Sherman ABC Moro 4:00 League Games JAYVEE Day Mon. Mon. Mon. Dale Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 27 Opponent Pilot Rock Umatilla Weston-McEwen operation of two medical clinics, and Mrs. Johnston provided religious instruction for public school. Ghana is about the size of the states of Illinois and Indiana, combined, and has a population of more than 11 million. There are 100 differ ent tribes and language groups in the country. Prior to missionary appoint ment, the Johnstons pa stored a church in Warrenton. Ore., and were associate pastors at Hermiston. The Rev. Johnston worked four years in several countries with "Youth with a Mission," an evangelism or ganization. He earned a B.A. degree from Northwest Coll ege in Kirkland. Wash., and also studied at the University of Nebraska, at Lincoln. Neb. He is taking postgraduate Location Time Boardman 8 p.m. Stanfield 8p.m. Boardman 8p.m. Umatilla 2 p.m. Boardman 8 p.m. Boardman 8 p.m. 481 - 4761: Athletic Director: Jim Phone: 481-2525,' 481-2535. Time 4 p.m. 6p.m. 4 p.m. FOOTBALL Site Heppner Heppner Athena Time 6:00 6.00 5:00 studies at the Assemblies of God Graduate School in Springfield. Mo. Pastor Gordanier invites the public to attend this profess ionally prepared multi-media presentation about Ghana. $t.&$L& U UUYJ U LaUUtyo e YOUR GAME BAGS IN STOCK sjslt OPEN; Mon. e- -e- The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 2. 1980-FIVE schedules lone VARSITY FOOTBALL Day Date Location Time Fri.. Oct. 3 Ione at Arlington 2p.m, Thurs., Oct. 9 -fWheelerat lone 7:30p.m; Fri., Oct. 17 DufuratIone 7:30p.m. Fri.. Oct. 24 Bye Fri. Oct. 31 Ione at Condon 7:30p.m. Fri.. Nov.7 IoneatEcho 7:30p.m. f League Games JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL-FOOTBALL Date Opponent Place VBTime Football Time Oct. 2 BYE Oct. 9 Arlington There 1:30 2:00 Oct. 16 Heppner Here 1:30 2:00 Oct .23 Echo Here 1:30 2:00 Oct. 30 Condon There 130 2:00 Coaches: Barbara Adams; Dan Adams EVERYTHING IN THE STORE Both stores Heppner & Boardman 0" Oct. V" li iW mmmm& HUNTING SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS to oasS thru Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 -e- -0- Hunter's Widows Special Sale Many other items marked down more then 25 Wednesday Saturday 1 -4 ONLY mi i ti ir- DILLT irit MU LEE LEVI NORAAANDEE - & COAST TO COAST p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. -e- -a- -- --: Senior Citizen News Senior citizen dinners are still being served in Heppner and lone. In Heppner at the Neighborhood Center on Tues day and Wednesday dinner begins at 4:30 p.m. In lone the dinners are Wednesday at 5 p.m. There apparently has been some confusion, however, din ners are still being served. Menus are just not being published. BEEYCTr IS SRLE onv in TllE OflSSfHEDSI H TAMI - e IIS
