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Workers movi'd fond rtiHPH into S und J
Marki't in Heppner lusl week. II leiime
niri'SHury to remove the front window of the
Btore when it wim (liwovererl that the cases
were too nig to fit through the door.
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Mr and Mrs Ix-slie Puustian, Heppner, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Debbie. Kennewick Wa., to
Hruce Young, Heppner.
Debbie and Hruce will tie married May 2 in Heppner.
Harshmans to celebrate
golden anniversary
All the friends and relatives of Loyd E. Harshman and
Edna (Lovgren) Harshman, whom may have been missed
with an announcement are invited to share their 50th
anniversary celebration, March 7, 1981 in the Milton Free
water Community Center (one block from the Tepee), 109
N.E. 5th, Milton Kreewater, Oregon from 1 to 4 p.m. Bring
only your memories (written please), newspaper clippings or
tiieinorv photos.
Luyd E. Harshman and Edna Lovgren were married
March 2, 1931, in Heppner by the Reverend Moore.
Loyd herded sheep for McCurdy across the mountains
above Heppner for many years. Edna packed for the sheep
trins and was a full-time mother and housewife raising four
children; Mrs. Billie Coppuck of Lone Rock, Oregon, Bud
Harshman of Walla Walla, Washington, Mrs. Annn Abel of
Millon-Freewaler and Frank Harshman of Dayton,
Washington. They also have many grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Loyd and Edna moved from Heppner to Dayton,
Washington, in l!tr7. where Loyd logged and then became an
operator oiler in the Operating Engineers Union until his
retirement in 1972. Edna worked al Green Giant Cannery and
cooked at the old and new Dayton Hospital.
They then moved in 1975 to a small acreage west of
Millon Kreewaler where they raise sheep, calves nnd a small
garden.
Around About
Around About columnist Justine Weathcrford has been
away on vacation the past several weeks. She is expected to
return around March 1.
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The owner of the market. S.?ott and
Jeiinnie Adkisson. say that the cases will foe
used to display meat and produce, new items
soon to be available.
Mustangs end season with home loss
By ANDREW GORMAN
The Heppner Mustangs end
ed their season last Saturday
night as they took on the
Wasco County Redsides at our
house, The Redsides left with
a victory. 59 to 40.
Wasco County made a big
jump in the first quarter to
override the Mustangs. The
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Red Cross Wine, Food
Festival Sat., March 7
Final plans are being com
pleted for the 2nd Annual
International Wine and Food
Festival sponsored by the
Umatilla County Red Cross.
Saturday. March 7. at the
Pendleton Armory from 4
p.m. to 9 p.m. Admission to
the festival is $1 for adults and
5i cents for children. Script
will be sold for the wine and
food.
This festival will help to
celebrate the 100th birthday of
Red Cross. Last year it was
estimated that over 2.000
rx'ople attended,
Twenty booths have been
reserved for the festival which
will feature a variety of
delacacies from all over the
world. Wine will be supplied
Mrs. Muncey and baby
honored at shower
Mrs. Frances Muncey and
infant son. William, were
guests of honor at a baby
shower, given by the women of
points. leaving Heppner
behind with four field goals.
Second quarter was pretty
much the same thing as the
Redsides took off, getting
farther and farther out of sight
with six buckets and three for
three foul shots for 15 for the
quarter. Heppner. still with
cold hads. scored four hoops
for eight points for the
quarter. Score at halftime was
Maupin. 31. to Heppner. 16.
The third quarter was a
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be offered. "Music, door
prizes and lots of socializing
will make this an evening you
will not want to miss." said a
Red Cross spokesperson.
The Umatilla County Ked
Cross offers assistance in case
of disasters and helps military
families and others in need.
They sponsor swim programs,
first-aid courses, blood pro
grams and many other pro
jects. The money raised at this
function will be used in
Umatilla County projects.
For further information call
the Red Cross office at
276-121 1 .
Ihp Assembly of God at the
church on Thursday evening.
Baby Willy received many
useful items and a good time
was had bv all.
little bit better for the Mus
tangs as they kept Wasco from
scoring as much as before.
The Redsides kept pursuing
the Mustangs and sank five
goals and one foul shot for 10
for the quarter. The Mus
tangs, dragging behind with 4
field goals, put the third
quarter score Maupin, 42, to
Mustangs, 24.
In the fourth quarter, the
Mustangs made a desperate
attack to make a final
comeback but it wasn't
enough to overcome the Red
sides. Maupin ended up with
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The Heppner Gazette-Times, lleppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 26, 1981-TIIREE
Doherty, Road Dept. reps featured at
CowBelle-Wheatheart meeting
Malt Doherty. superinten
dent for Morrow County
schools, will be guest speaker
at the CowBelle-Whealheart
sponsored meeting to be held
next Tuesday, March 3.
The meeting will be held in
the courtroom of the Morrow
Shrove Tuesday
Pancake Supper
March 3 at
All Saints
The Shrove Tuesday Pan
cake Supper at the All Saints
Episcopal Church in Heppner
will be Tuesday. March 3.
from 5.30 to 7:30 p.m. at the
church.
The supper is open to the
public at $2.75 for adults. $1.50
for students. 12 and under, and
$8 for families.
17 points in the fourth, while
Heppner closed in with 16
points and lost the game, 59 to
40.
Wasco 59: Steve Ashley 12
3-3 27. Kevin Conroy 0 2-3 2,
Jerry Duling 1 1-2 3, Ed
Lindley 1 0-0 2. Kevin Snell 3
0-0 6. Randy Snodgrass 9 1-2
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lleppner 40: John Bier 4 0-0
8. Jim Launer 5 0-0 10. Brett
Sherer 3 0-0 6. Dorian Forrar 3
2-2 8. Brian Thompson 1 0-0 2.
Don Lott 1 0-0 2. Doug Holland
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County Courthouse and is
scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
Doherty will discuss the
proposed 1981-82 school bud
get, to be voted on in the
March 31 election.
The Morrrow County Road
Department will also feature
Oregon Retired
plans meeting
Arthritis will be the pro
gram topic at a meeting of the
Oregon Retired Educator's
Unit 9 scheduled for 1 p.m.,
Saturday. March 7. The group
will meet in the Fellowship
Room of the Assembly of God
Church at 7th and Hurlburt in
Hermiston.
The one-hour program will
include presentation of a film
entitled, "One in Sixteen
Million," which emphasizes
the importance of proper
Road din says crews
could do most work
Morrow County Road Direc
tor Don Briggs told the
Gazette-Times Monday that
county crews would be cap
able of doing nearly all road
work considered under a
proposed $16 million road
rehabilitation and building
project.
Briggs made the comments
following reports of efforts
underway to put a levy before
the voters to upgrade' 'and
build roads in Morrow County.
"We will have to contract
some of the work," said
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representatives to explain the
proposed $16 million tax levy
to fund the repair of county
roads.
There will be a question and
answer period for each sub
ject. The public is invited to
"attend.
Educator's Unit 9
diagnosis and treatment to
minimize arthritis pain and
disability.
Mr. Don Coverball, exec
utive director of The Arthritis
Foundation Oregon Chapter of
Portland will be present to
answer questions and give
information. The public is
invited.
This health education pro
gram was developed by the
National Retired Teacher's
Association and the American
Association of Retired Per
sons in cooperation with the
Arthritis Foundation.
Briggs. "But we (road dept.)
can build roads." He said the
crews could handle the pro
posed road work up to
resurfacing, but that portion
of the job may need outside
contracting.
"There is a happy med
ium," he says of outside
contracting and work to be
done by the county.
Forty percent of the iverage
American diet cons itts of fat.
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